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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

AD-The socialists of Berlin have electad
frItsche. their candidate to the German par.
lament by EGO majority
Ss-The tug c. Henderson exploded her
boilers OF Staten Island on Wednesday night
All her crew, six In number, were ScaIded
and two have since died.
HFA San Francisco dispatch says VIM. G..
English was fatally shot in the back with a
shotgun by Henry Cauldheld, yesterday
Hs II. B. Hill, Of Buxton, Me- a sub-cop
tractor, has abScOnded from st John, n B.
He secured advances on his work and left
number Of debts unpaid.
ss-The evangelist Moody will make Balti.
more his residence next winter.
sf The greenback party and the English
speaking socialists met In Baltimore Lass
night, and the latter resolved to invite Kear
neg To that city.
Es-in Parli. certain Monsieur Kenard
announces himself as public scribe, who
llEeatS accounts explains the language OF
flowers and sells fried potatoes"
H1 An organization of colored people num-
1e ing over 500 names, has been formed in
richmond. having in view imm grafton to the
western country in the fall
Es The sixth national bundesscbiessenfest
or q and shooting festival took place at Dus
Seldori lately. Over 500 prizes were shot ia. :.
three OF which were captured by a woman A
New Yorker bore of one of them.
EThe Greenbrier wv. Val White SuInbur
Springs was crowded last night with viaftnrs
to the Lee monument ball. The ball room Was
filed with distinguished COMPANY incindtn0
many bellies from the southern and middle
states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

The COURSE OF TRUE LOVE IN KENTUCKY
labored his son of nineteen with a base ball
club because he had elOped with Miss Eliza
Bolton, thirty years his senior. The ancient
and, drawing pistol from his pocket, she held
her irate father-in law at bay until he was
taken in hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

THE PLUCKY BosNIANs RESISTING THE AUS
TRIANs.-Gen. Zapary, commanding the Goth
surgents on the 18th instant, and, although he
REFUSED his aSSailantS, was retreatlng to
DOboj on account Of his ammunition being
exhausted. Gen: PlutlipOvich had been met
by deputatiOn from SerajevO begging him to
stop his advances till Instructions from the
Porte could be received. The Austrian gen.
eral refused. saying that Europe had decreed
to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

SENT TO PRISON FOR SEVEN YEARs.-In
New York a few weeks since George F. How
ell shot young man named James p. Deer
ing without prOvOcation, whilst thereafter was
quietly walking along the street. 1t appears
that Howell blamed Deering, who was a fel-
low clerk, for supplanting him in the conf
dence OF his (Howcll's) brother and causing
his discharge. Howell was tried on Tuesday
and pleaded guilty of assault with intent to
XIII. and was sentenced to seven years hard
labor in the penitentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

MICHAEL ToBIN, the soldier who shot and
killed Peter Albers because he believed the
latter was too intimate with his wife, will
probably be pardOned by the President. He
has good record as a soldier and his friends
claim that he should be treated as civilians
are who shoot their WifeS Seducer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

A TRAMP ROMANCE with sad SEQUEL ia re.
ported from Hampstead, N. II. Several weeks
ago, an English tramp, named Jones, ap-
peared in the place and told such pitiful
ment. He fascinated JohnsOn's 12-year Old
daughter, and through the instrumentality
OF the girls mother they were married. Now
Jone 8 has left his young bride to elope with
much aroused that the runaWays will fare
hard if they are captured.
@The old lady who was told by the pho
tOgrapher to "lOOk at that spot on the wall
after walking over to it., said she couldn't see
it without her "specs."
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1870 CHEAT -orn
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1919
,,-,., A0HTE
Tlf.s y,Se 1SxnoL ss-al y11 "a - Fl" NsAs

1873 rErS ssNsI 1878
TO THE NoRrs. WSs SEk AND socrawrsr
spss~dsd Scesssrs. Gacx SIss sS..sp,.e.s,
TRAINS Lave WASHINGTON, from Depos,
with PaIler Car 70 Pittsburg and sisepInc Car:
trom Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, 81. Lcuis and
Cn,cago; leo pm. aaiiy. With Palsoe Oar %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For GsnandAigaA Rochester, BuEsio, Niasafs
1as Fa.s s. 81, % w: s1Sg
Wiliamsport, Lock Haven, ana EiInirs' -
70, l sss falt d ,aS ts except s sYnS..
I!pTsss q Pullman Oar. SO an. daily .' sso
For New YORK ana the East. I:so ,. IN. DAILY. az.
Ssps Sunday, with Sleeping Can from Wash
through sIn: Connect 4 Jsfss9 d III :; wi Il
poats Of Brooklyn AnneI. anofdina cirscs
ed E a9ssn S .yss sasE c s &
For P66ill.delphin l;so p M daiy eLoeDt sunday.
4 "a 90 N aeG d sse s.6 g .dss nv
and ?. n S.,s. s1osps ssn a. $50 n M
For Pope's Creek Line. s:6S 1. N. and e:so n. M
except sunday. " Ne "1s'
ALEXANDRIA AND yRKDxE,cxxvu,.
AAiLMAS And ALEKhNDRIA Am
WAShIE9ToN RAILROAD
1or Ale4AnSrlA 9, 2, q, S:lO. 10, IL Am IA
sa6 = s;S p. m. On sunday st s:ib q. m.
For Richn a11 3 sn % the sours ..r -, !.
r..!a. Il s. wy Es s,0R a. i s1 ssss,
On sSn q Il q; md g., tsa =, g snSs
1lcketa information, Gieepins and paT.or car 20
ea1t corner Of Thirtesnth street md PennsyIvSnis
avenue; Northeast corner OF siI n Tret and Penn
eaa Be LETT for ne checkinf OF bsssnes % dcssins
0en nom hotels and rog1dGnoeG.
yRHik rHo16xR 60 ~ f sas9s. H Ssssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

PROFESSOR TYEDALL has been dwelling in
the heart Of the Alps all summer, whittier he
was ordered by his London physician. He
has been compelled to abandon his scientific
researches for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

NEW PUBLCATIONs.-FrOm j. C. Parker
We have the Atlantic MONTHLY Peterson's
Nogazi7ae, Frank Leslie's Lddys Magazine,
ara DemoreSt's Monthly: from Shillington,
TIE atlantic Monthly, Appleton's Journal,
Frank Lesile's Lddy'S Magazine and from
the publishers, lSpringfield, Mass.,) Sunday
AfternOOn,-all for September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

A VERY DECIDED BREAK IN PRICES has been
made by liable Bros, eth and ID streets. They
are running most elegant line OF cassI.
prlcS-HItt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

kEARNEY IN LoWELL-Defending His Pro-
fdnity.-Dennis Kearney addressed mass
meeting in Lowell, Mass, Tuesday night, num-
a procession OF wOrkingmen, headed by
band, Thomas F. Byron presided. Kearneys
speech was Of the usual length and character.
wicked than the thievery OF Hathaway, Chace,
Durant, and Deacon Duncan. He claimed to
be a Christian, and said: IF bread and water
world, Wen give these infamous scaiawags
and iecherous bond thieves a foretaste of 1t
here" he advised the workingmen to shun
toiling mechanics; then they win legislate for
their own interests, which will necessarily ad-
vance those OF their fellow Iaborers In an in
~ massachusetts, and Gen. Buffers chances.
II that is So" said kearney,", the news
papers and Shiny politicians would let me die
proves that they fear otherwise. Women
should go to the polls, peddle ballots. and urge
their husbands and sWeethearts to vote only
the labor ticket. Men should organize and
drill il necessary. Never i'll the history of labor
dld the WorkpeOple gain point except with
the ,Day S Now II hey viii they can do it
the lazy gamblers, and pious hypo:rites into
the country to work for living" He said he
should leave Massachusetts soon for Indian
then return and stump the state for Butler un
til after election.
RETURN OF HUSBAND AFTER FIFTEEN
YEARS TO FIND HIS WIFE MARRIED-In 1863
a man named Arthur O'COnnor kept a hote
north of OSwegO, n. Y. He was arrested in
that year, tried, and convicted for passing
counterfeit money, and was sentenced to two
years IL the Auburn state prison. He was
married, and had Two children. He never re-
turned home, and his wife, believing him
dead, was married in 1869 to shoemaker
named Herman Berry. A day or two ago
OCOnnOr made his appearance in OswegO
Berry, his wife's second husband, was absent
from home. O'COnnOr obtained an interview
with the wife. She accompanied him to H0r-
neiSvlle, where one OF his children, daugh-
ter, who had grown up and married during
biS absence, lives. Berry, coming home and
finding out the situation, went to HOrnellsvie
He found his wife and asked her If she would
60 back with him or intended to go with
OCOnnOr. She decided to return to OSWegO
with Berry. OCOnnOr left on the next train,
taking with bin his son, a young man aged II
years. de is going to South America. He
says that after being released from Auburn
prison he went to st. Louis; There he Joined
nOis bank of $40,ClO. OConnor's share of the
spells was $4,000. With this he fled to Cuba.
He was followed arrested, brought back and
sentenced TO 10 years in Joliet prison. His
treasure he Secreted in Cuba. On his release
in 1876 he went directly back to Cuba and re-
covered his spells. With it he went to Brazil,
where, he says, he has acquired wealth and
position. He came to this country after his
family. He had III his possession $4,000 in
cash. $4,000 Of which, it is said, he gave to
his wife,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

SPANISH LOAN.-The Spanish government
has effected a loan of $2j,COO, Goo with Paris
banker at six per cent. interest for Is years,
payment to be guaranteed by the customs re.
ceiptS of Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

NJ ARFTAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
"flerce Ridden and LeOna w Beavers Cole
. nau Booker and Rebecca F. Watson.
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RAILROADS.

RALI1aOHE AND OHIO AaILB0AD.
III III I RHS ssdk ik sfss to the
MOTH. NoRTHWET, EST An d SoUTR
to i Ia s5sss as ssERAh SgsI isis
fSos cg On RhssSsn AKA sOSs
ton, Jessnp's, Hanover. and XIX ridge. ui'
tCIsnbeIry, strasburs, Winchestsr. HsssrstowS''
and Way Wis Relsy.,
s:lo 2. m.-Point Of Rocks, Cranberry, stras-
o9rs winchester, Esgerstown. aao Wsy stations.
TON AND BALrMoRH EXPRESS. P1sLo;s S Cxs
70 Msw York mud Philadelphia. stops ct AnnapoH
. rs 80 am:-st. Louis. Chicago. Columbus. ana
sXs CAB 70 cincnnsa dsiy asfson 70 PS s.5
dusty. daily, except Saturday.
S;@GOn Sunday only, baltimore. Annapolis
1000 s.m:-Baltmors Express. Stops 1t Bn-
Jessup's and Hanover. ''' 1'''''H'
1;d9 2. m.-Baltimors. Annapolis. EIBoott Osy
tl:S p.@:.Nzw YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
$50 p. m.-BaItimore, Bladens6nyg, md s.sorer
Axpress. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t1:ss R:m,-rOlnt Of ROCKS. Frederick, HAeers-
70 Point Of Rocks and way stations onig. 0'n0>se
fs:O p -m.-haitmore. Annapolis and Wsr st.-
t6 30 u. -PhiladeiphIA, Norfolk ana baltimore
Express Norfolk except Sunday. NURYoLE PAS
sENGKRs TAKEN IN TIE CARS DIRECT rA0 BoIr
ArCANroE. Stop ut BlAdensburg ana I.aurei
f6:bo-Baltimore and Way Stations
t7:lo1HICAeO AND CoLUEEUs Explzss
SLKEPING CARS TO Chicago.
70 10 .m.-EAltimore Express,
t8:8-St. Louis Cincinnati, LouisvtJie suc Pitts
burg E1prese. Pittsburg, except SGlday. Pun.
DIAL csrs.
30 D. m.-srw YonK, PRILApsLFHrA ASr
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. S.EEPgre Ca Il Nv,
York, aad special Sleeping Car 70 Pbilsde'phia
90 Daily. Other tTzins ia y e1 cept Sonosy
All trains stop al Relay Station. jelO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

A RUNAWAY YOUTH IN PR1soN.-John
Shaw, a COyington (Ky.) youth, aged Ii years.
robbed his father on the Sd of August of s., 800
and disappeared. He was caught in New
YORK, tuesday, in company with two young
girls, and s., 40 was found on his person, the
balance having been squandered on dissolute
acquaintance. He was lodged in prison and
will be returned to his father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

A HORSE KILLED BY 4 LOCOMOTIVE
About 5 o'clock this morning horse and cart.
southwest. was struck by freight train ON
the B. & P. Il. R., on Virginia avenue and
South Capitol street and the horse instantly
Killed. The driver. Geo. w. Murdoch, escaped
without injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

ROMAN BRACELETS, chains lockets and
crosses; Lake George diamonds IN gold and
city; at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No 457 Pa,
ave, near ~ St.-AdUt.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
Passengers leave cars AT Christiansburs Depot A.,
30. R
This Is the only Resort in America where tho
waters are ln " bite Gloves, aud Head . n
Walker In Dubants best French KID NA0
u,oNes, and everything else In style 70 is:IRV
correspond 10 Md Gloves.
IL having reached the Proprietor, that some one
WIN less Drains than malice, had circu lated the re-
port tnAt the above Springs were open, (it not
having occurred 10 said s,anderer that a ie unless
We'll hio rc1ounded 20 The benefit aud BLESSING OF
Tue INJURED ana ma sned party aid sternally
TINS method OF Informing the public generally and
the patrons OF the yellow Sulphur 1Trfic,. k,riw
that these celehrated Springs are not only omen
but kept second 70 no house. not even excepfing
the Windsor. OF New York, or Grand ITnion n
Saratoga, Is n CARDS Table and style,
The well known medicinal qualities OF the YELL
low Sulphur Water, ana its far-faIned beauty arr
so well admitted, that II Is useless 70 dwell on
them.
The extremely low rates for such splendid ac-
commodarions are only - so per day, SIG SO Deg
week. $40 fur four "a weeks.
RICH'D CONTEE, Prop,r.
A. c. WHITE, Manager. aueT eod2w
EENWICK'S HOTEL and SUMNER RE
~ SOkT, Leond~dtOtoa, 4d.-Steamers q
j. w. Thompson and sue, to Washington NAG
and Baltimore five times per week. Terms ,lksI Q
ly27 eotsepi' J.F. FENwICK. Prop'r.
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AN APPROACHING MAKRIAGE.-The mar
ilage OF jeanette Bennett To Isaac Bell jr is
0ic church about the middle Oh Septemt or.
both Miss Bennett ana Mr.. Bel being cath
olics. Cardinal McClOskey, who is now a
eGeSt al the Caldwell cottage will perform
the ceremony. 1t will be remembered that
the cardinal administered the last rites of the
church to Miss Benefits father in 1872. Miss
Bennett has become great favOrite with
Newport society for her unaffected simplicity
winning ways, quiet charities, social amiabili-
ties, and clever chat. The grandfather Of the
happy intended was. on the fathers side a
Mobile merchant, who left a handsome for
tune. and on the mothers side the celebrated
pr. Valentine Mott Springfield Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

TRAINS DELAYED BY THE SToRN-A wash
out on the Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, between Fredericksburg and
Milford, caused by the heavy storm in that
section Yesterday, has placed An embargo ON
travel; the train due here last night al ~
beln detained by il, and the mails were sent
over the Virginia Midland road. In c0nse.
quence of the break the trains which were to
have left at As and this morning were not
started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

DEEDS II FEE hayr Deep fled as follows -
w ii. Ward ct al trustees. TO C. H iIabef
mann, lOI :. 50 ~ = a. y = Edison - al .
trustees. to " Il DaIy- iuiv = and +. sQ a.
81, So. J. +. NcGrsgC- e Margaret i Terry
ioi y, sd II. 500 I H. Su.ta Il Earie
Buckingham, lot - y =. alo lot 20 so. IS
$50. ! NJ Bryan Ia L. & CARING ION, IL. ii
a., lot . So. 4tN. =. tt4 G. r hTen-isS ~ IL
trustees 70 ] + G2tCLei. H1' - 81 g.
Gonzaga Cc,lege TT al. to The Masonic Hall
Association lots ana :, 50 70. -. NJ A
Gordon, tTuSlSe. 10 r NJ C,unuel; lot ln 81
- - t., and j. q. ADAMS 10 susan Yates
SHE. lot b. Su. go
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WASHINGTON Cattle Ma

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET IUeeTlS-
term stock Yards, August Is 1S7S-Number
Of cattle l6O, sold from s31a to si62Ia per W.T..
cows % sold from s25 to $50 per head; sheep,
20 sold from 81. to Az cents per Id. Market
brisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

FTNHE PRICE TELLs-AND EVERYBODY
Largest Stock Of
HARNESS AXD TRUNKS
south of New York, at
FACTORY PRICES.
Just completed, Q fresh stock of our s26 han.
NESS, and nov on sale e
s1oK1H,s.
xSsnls 1epatrsd asd Covered. Wsi.E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

The CHERRY VALLEY MONUMENT-Ten
thousand persons assembled Yesterday at
cherry alley, OtSegO county, N. " and Wit
messed the unwilling OF the monument erected
on the scene OF the massacre of November II ,
I1s. EX Governor Seymour delivered a his
torical address, after which the monument
was uncovered by number of the descend.
ants OF the old settlers of the valley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

ATTEMPTED SUIClDE-About O'Clock this
morning j. Ii. Rawlings, residing al 1921 l.
stIeet, ATTEMPTED to commit suicide by cutting
MS throat with a razor, and made very ugly
and dangerous wound, which Is not necessarily
iatal III: 1. Z. Smith was called in. and is at
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ARREST on 4 CHARGE OF HIGAMY-A WAL
rant SWORN cut by Sophia Harris was brought
irtO the Police Court to-day charging John
H3rTis hef husband. with feiOniously marry
ing Kitty Anderson. knowing his wife So
Ihia to be living and resident OF his city
that she is JOHN Lawful wife, having been
married 30 h.n MAY tn. $50 IN Alleghanv
county. Maryland o. The Rev. Mr.. Anderson
he hearing was Postponed 70 the 1th Tie
parties are white. and tEe warrant was issued
In March last. but Harris nor having been
seen about here WAS hot arrested until las.
evening, Mrs. Harris. Who Gains 10 :la Tie
FIRST wife. lives Ou .,tH street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

anr.r ,,0,on,r,7 TO wuo,. n..,.
log pair OF Ladies, French KID Button Front and
loOPair OF Ladies FRENCH coat Buttons
large Lot Of Kid Button Boots, diff
A good Foxed Button Cater At. 125
Good Quality. from .............e....76 c. to / Is
ATTENTION Ii CALLED TO A LARGE LOT
OF LADIES' SLIPPERS.
at................ 81 90
Lace. Good Quality. 49, '...'". INV m
class As naee ~" e"nuai onppeis' hrs'- O,
SS EasaS diss e. o.. q
~ % NJds.s SIpSI az. oo
from 30 Ao' "a "i'0o0 ohppois' oil Hi1es, m
Low Quarters from. SOC to 90
Broken lot Of Mems Lasting CONGRESS-
Mems Buckle Plain and three-seam Shoes
at................ .,., 1 90
Army Sewed at ................,..,,,,, 20
Large Lot of Bows Shoes in sizes from tn
8, Lace and Congress-, Observation-Disclosures, 75
Persons Purchasing to the amount of 81 or oper
soiLL be presented 10Th bottle Of
French Directing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

Col MOoBf--Ihe Alexandria Ga zette saws
The u ; district attorney FOR South Carolina
has written o. Washington requesting that
Gel MOsbs be retained as special counsel 10
represent the government in the internal rev
before Chief Justice Ware. Col Mosbv has
also been invited t. the meeting II the grand
army OF The republic at TucSerstown. N j.
August =. and 10 the soldiers and sailors re
union ~ Marietta, o., September 5.
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TlHE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsvluanta Auexsse.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.

ATTENTION, LADIESi
A large lot OF LADIES' NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS, all Of d.
frst-cass quality, made from the best TIL
French kid. which have been slightly dam
aged by the great, heavy storm yesterday
August 9th, will be sold at great sacrifice
at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
491 Pennsylvania ApeaNe.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor,
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Victoria lawns, 10; beautiful figured lawns
pacific, 10; beautiful calicoes. 5; children's
cOlOred hosiery; excellent cor. cts; closing out
parasOls at real cost. Carriers, III Market
Space. Excellent black alpaca, p; black
cashmere, pure wool, SO; gauZe vests for
ladies and children; bleachcd table damask,
so; shetland shaWls. white, blue and cardinal.
one hundred 1e0) pieces new and beauti-
full lawns, just arrived, including sideband
lawns
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90 MILES AND UETIJRN
~ On THE POTOMAC RIVER
,,,,,, BAkG6 COCh-iDE CITF
VIE! make all Excursion down the
river every SUNDAY at o, ~, .FzzujN
returning a. 8. These excursions are Esseo
Tor ne purpose OF enjoying sail OF the Potomac
and TO rid one OF the heat of the city Refrrsh
ments Donch' brass and string band on each eI-
eurSion.
TICKETS lb CENTS BOUND TRIP.
Barge chartered for evening excursions $40.
2DRH-tr - 80
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Result OF NAP ON TIE SIDEWALK
Last night Detective Miller arrested Edward
Smith, cOl0red. charged with highway robbery
last Tuesday night. II seems that abOu; mid
night Robert MuSIOn, who lives at l:'97 J. ST.
went 10 slsep ON the sidewalk between 1875
and 18th streets, when the colOred man Smith
IL IL alleged went through his pockets. taxing
bis gold watch, and ran avav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

Mr. L. e. CAMPBELL. the well-known hard
VaTe merchant. died al NinneIua Springs
IA Yesterday mCrulI Z, IN th"i1tb year of his
age MI CanPbe.. was native Of Washing
toll, AID al al early dge w..5 associated with
his father. W Ii CaInpJeii, in The hardware
business, III this city, and the partnership con-
tinued until lsOG, when the senior member of
firm turned the establishment over TO the
deceased, who continued the business until
tht lSt of the present month. when he entered
INTO partnership with j. w. Kennedy, esq
also hardware merchant. the style of the
was founded IL 1900 by John =. Ingle. his
uncle The deceased was a member OF Wash
ingtOD COmmandery, No. ], knights Templa,
and Washington Chapter and st. Johns Lodge
Of MaSOnS, who Will attend his funeral
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Sa HOURS HIDE ON THE POTO.
- MAC FOR 10 CENTS. r.1a
Steamer MARY WAsHIEGToN esEs.S
VII leave her wharf foot oftxezs1se
and FRIDAY, at 10 Am; returning AZ AS o. m
A moonlight Excursion will be given on Mon
DAY and Friday nights leaving ct Tbs; ne.
turning at II !. m. Fare round-trip 16c Music and
Dancing on each OF the above trips The inan agers
fit. ' wv 9Sws 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

A RARE CHANCE-lD order 10 reduce stock
ut once. 10 make room for fail goods, StrauS
the ClOthler, is Offering some astonishing bar
gains See his advertisement foF figures
which are very tempting 70 people OF moderate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

NO POISON IN TIE SAUsAGE-An ANALYSIS
made Ivy the chemist of the Agricultural de
part ru1 of the sample of Bologna sausage
soc - the family OF Mrs. Laura kucker
%nich Proved tata, 10 her child, two months
oio- IcsH4tSn IN no trace of mineral or vegeta-
Sle poison being found. An examination
through ne microscope failed to discover rh.,
presence of trichiua Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

THE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE vii
n make regular trips to GREAT a=-.1ss---,.-.i.TTS
FALLS hereafter on TU ESDAYS, -s.zcEz =
ThUhsDAYS. SATURDAYS snd SUNDAYS
Tour times aweek-cOmmenCing tomorrow, Aug
9Th, leaving Congress st. bridge. Georgetown al 8
Q Clock IN. Fare Doc. For charter on other days.
app! al the Boat, or at Auction Store corner of
Bridge AID Congress sts.. Georgetown. augs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

bIAtk ST. cO.3ESI silks, checked silks
every shade o. eO.oreG silks, Including All he
very light and dark made OF silks Also
cream and caIdIHai cOiorcd silks Carers
Ill Market SUace. Black silk 90. excellent
black silk, q; our real satin finish BLACK
silk, Il and $l2H. black tDamasSe) 81 k creme
dire at real cost; figured linen laws; uu~e
white linen lawns; black linen iawnS-A9Tt