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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
John I.ockItt's VIII.

The will Of John I.ockitt. the wealthy Brook
Ign pork packer who died ON Monday la, IN his clinton
avenue home. Of apopeA' offered Tor probate yr,ter
day. HIS estate j. worth nearly s2'nHo HI, Will Is
dated June - -73 and directs that his wife Elizabeth
who died IN February asst shall have during her natural
lite eighty per cent the income the bonds ami
mortgages ant stock whish he owned AZ the time OF has
death ami that par cent such income shall 90 to
HI, brother Enoch lie hruu, Ahs SlOOn Fanny Eaton
Fanny LoVkit wife " clement Leekiu son 10 Thomas
LOckitt OF James Lockt and ~ ss1 10 Grinders
wife ot charles Griuisrs In the death any OF
the persons named the wan directs that sums shall
go 10 the lawful heirs Its interest his IA
brooklSn n" gives 10 his ncphews John and william
Kilt, excepting Of the
which he reserves FOR his wife Elizabeth during her life
time lie nass his executor, his sister Ehlah. IN and
Charles AMI Clement Lockt aud directs them sell all
his real estate atrr The death hs wife and divide
ih- proceeds share AMI share alike between his
EHaheth and his two brothers thares and Enuch Mr.,
Narai Lgck.t % whom the sstator was secretly mar.
riei two nishts before his death, viii claim dowrt in
erest IN TIE state but un.s, the viii broken she viii
not receive any ii the personal property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
Wreck ed In business.

James Reid ( Co.. wholesale liquor dealers at
81 Broadway. who have been in business Tor than
thirty years. have made an assignment They were
crippled by real which cost s3OOOon and which
they than sisoGo Their real estate indebted
Is ti1o CO.. and they have merchandise debts OF
eO.oc Their assets consis; Of stock open accounts
and recevabss valued at soUn ami there Is no equity
IN the real ssta's.
walter II Shups, editor NJ the ldaru hled a NOun.
tary petition m bankruptcy before Register K.tehum.
HIS schedules giNe liabilities Ut S'faS and merely
ina Assets consisting " hooks valued al e2o clothing
t7a and notes fl0o IN" principal creditors Andrew
Luke, A1,tUl lart for mortgage ienciHncy, Hutton
Brnthers of Manuel sl7 3dl Tor money lent MARY +.
Johrs SNn Margaret hrngstier, 500, sumner X
stone ti.51O
hem,sn APpehv, who formerly kept tho Central Park
Garden, has gOs into Noluntary Ankru before Reg
lister Lisue. with liabilities amounting u $4,000 and
nominal assets
Oscar Dixie broker IA Pearl street j. vol
unar, bankruptcy before Register DIV gh 20 get rd VI
liabilities amounting TO tl1t all old debts lie
signed IN 1870, and The creditors realized ~ per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
SECRETARY H.IHN LOCKED Up.
Teutonia savings Bank Depesitors Say that
there hn. been PERJURY.

Michael Hahn Secretary Of the broken
Teutonia Savings Bank, was arrested yesterday
on warrant issued in the Essex Market Police
Court. on tho complaint Of Henry Dausche. Au-
gust Kleinan Gottfricd Scrp, and Henry Colt
lob, depositors of the bank. They alleged that
Charles L. Wendt. n bookkeeper and account
ant employed as an expert by Receiver Fish,
had found evidence Ot fraud in the transactions
u the bank. They Ind ascertnined from George
Opdyke Il Co.. bankers. that President John
S"hurrmAn and Secretary Michael Hahn had
committed perjury in their reports to the de-
posltors. They had made charges on stocks
which, 1t was alleged, We're false.
Sergeant Long received yesterday a letter.
signed l.. WOhner," saying that Hahn was
Intending 10 clude arrest. and was about to go
cat of the country. Hahn refused to say any
thing. md Justice Fiummer committed him in
default of $4,000 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
SHOCKING IRAGHDY ~ VERMONT.
shooting hi. wire and Chrd aud Anerward
Committing Suicide.

WEST RANDOLPH, Aug. 3.-Thi~ morning
Mike VIM. who lives near this village. muir
dered his wife and child At about o'clock
he got up and partly dressed himself. He then
took his revolver and shot his sleeping child, Il
babe 10 months old. and then shot his wife The
report Of the first shot awakened her. but
before she could move or realize what
was going ON the second shot was fred, the
ball taking effect in her left side. His
eldest child. boy Of about II years. hearing
the noise. hastily dressed an'l came down stairs
His father tried to Kill him. but he escaped and
gave the alarm. The murderer then left the
house and started for the hills. When near the
railroad bridge he hid in the bushes. Search
was at once begun. and the murderer tracked
70 the railroad and then to his hiding place.
When he saw that his pursuers were close upon
him, he shot himself. and was found dead.
The cause OF the deed was supposed 10 be
depression OF spirits, from broodinG over bust
ness troubles. and i'll health. At last accounts
his wife was alive, but the ball had not been
found, and there is no hope OF her recovery.
The child will probably live.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
To tn. Fair one with the Golden Locks.

Lady spare thy locks,
Touch not a single hair,
Thy tresscs that distress thee so
Are sweet distresscs rare
Let not barber vain
Dchle thee with His shears,
such .lietr barhiiitN would pain,
And make a world ~ tears.
The golden summer air
Beings some more hair Of gold,
And crowns thee Queen Of Beauty rare;
should such crown be sold
shouldst thou wear braiis or nun
nv nature never wrought
llhnidlng- thou shalt have. enough,
Nor hc punrd up-in thought
l.hll many hlnsh!ns maid
ON wLom nN hair wore glued.
WuIli boar II, inches FORTS two
WIN charming toru,ud,
1h,n lady. 40 mot mar
Nor Dut INV trc..c, rlrc.
Remember ralurr. that they are
ni.rc,-c, sweet 20 bear
II e DOpGl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04

In Emma A. Stobo's suit against Robert f.
s,obo Tor divorce in which she accuses him Of marital
unaiihiulness and opium eating and he makes counter
charges OF unlawful intimacy ON her part with ten
btphnnt her LAWYER IN her proceedings for divorce
from former husband, Judge Daniels Yesterday gave
the following decision the motion Tor llmony and
counsel fees The motion made In this case has been
completely answered Nv hr atiayit> read behalf of
tad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
The London " "nsy Market.

LONDON, Aug. S.-With reference to tho money
market N" Eoa'nia Now that peacrl ASSURE q
investors have once more 1'comc rn-rrfn; h-hvr r
" interest and a number NJ NV S'curIn. offered 't
subsc rpuOn have been lrHdilN hS"n ~ Aiiri iu TINS
sirculntors IN the stnrA markets 40 Eur,t nave -I .
denly hrcomr very active. AMI have hou-ht hrsrt
SECURITIES v Mich they have borrowed unl"N u paw Nn
Hence IN the ha.lmuuthD ,+ttltu- d.l NtIu ~lN $500
per cent por anu.m Wa at 'in.s iili n lrtn. '.i
fortnight ON me '.,i .,curli fh. Iat,, discount s
tile best three mtNti, htlls Hrr n1N ~. : "t cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
a Jeweiry Factory harmed.

Providence. Aug. S-A fire early this morn
~ IN ths lar1e building on Friendship street owned by
Michael fiAsc ami occupied by several firms Of
manufacturing jewellers caused loss on the building Of
about Slpn the following manufacturing jewellers
suffered lp>.es Nosc SuuthNlck, S3.OJl Albert !
smith - 5I Holden Hutchinson licusus $50 "
K Whltc 500 10 ~ 90, Atwood AbrO. S2,up1; Hall \
sl2i, and ;. Wild. $50 Mes,rs. will,tts 4 Maori,
manuacurrs u jewellers tools, AMI II e. Luther lam.
dairy, suffered slight losses AL tile Arms Ncu In.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
Mrs. ). X. CIeaver's Death.

The wife OF the Rev. Joseph Bradford Cleaver,
the daughter OF Mr. Ehah Bliss Brooklyn died yc.tcr.
day Mr. Cicaver formerly pastor OF the sixth Ave.
nue. Bapnst church. aai getting into trouble with the
trustees, vlndicated himself against hiN CHARGES
which were preferred AGAINST him. aud then established
Gospel church on removing 10 Indianapolis he be
pastor oi the church nom which the late senator
Morton was buried Mr. Clvaver preached the sermon
az the ium'ral lie was married while pastor OF the sixth
Avenue Baptist Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
Outraged by rrnnps.

BURLINGTON. Iowa Aug 3-On Thur lay
afternoon t"o ilHHp. stopped at ttrnrr. ho.sc uror
Trenton, llcnr county ANA after eciun, soo' dnGcr
lfom ihe farmer VIC, ana leNnu. That hes lu.larl
Wult not Zoe huNc Nu evening. ,ull nIf a--U.
ant len her nsrus.hlc fhrN had stopped %
me tanner hf'c dhu-ntrr lN I.l4n- l,I u, f-
iAnkrt Nurn hnrIIlri the rIlii Mt. 't.riN 'H f'
amt i'd in 900 hour The utislho.s trr rc.a4. 8"
country iol tic Nruls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04

The frame building composing the frst story
OF the ilon' of Eppcch, Fi.chcr brewery in Geurge
street BrooANn, broke down Yesterday beneath the
Mcisht Of water tank Casper JarAnrrY. aged H. of
l22 Central avenue, had his lett r ,pinc broken aud
received what II i, feared viii prove fatal injuries Slh
on the head aud BODY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
Equnl,zlnu the Rate. on Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3-Thc Phladelphla
and Reading Railroad Company announces that on ami
after Monday nest and until further notice. drawback
~ thirty I'VE cents in addition tn those provided bN eN
i,tR circulars, vii 10" rand on nll anthracite coal
shipped by way oi the Sthuylkll canal or from Pnrt
iicim md o. N.w Norb or through the Delaware and
lnrhu rIna Ihl,r- n-e Is made Il ouuallo rates 10
New AorS with tho ou the lNhI-h Nnlc, Railroad.
1hl, docs not lnHcu'c the price ~ coal IN New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04
Taxing Chinamen In Victo.,n.

VICTORIA. b. e.. Aug. SIN the Provincial
Parliament te-isY bl introduced ip inlr-, o., a.
81 $40 peT anRUR eNery ChInoss ~ tue prov
lnce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01
AnBusenieuts.

Nj. AMI lir>. Florence in their famous roles.
respectively. Of BIrdwell Slote" and Mrs
tIiilurN.' never TAI To- delight their audiences.
he performance at the National theJtrr Last
evening WAS no exception. and the ruthuNIIS-
nc audience was kept ia 4 continual roar ut
laughter. Billy Florence j. completely dis
gU.>ed iU his makeup a. " BaTdWcli SlDtr. '
which = one Oi the most amusing stage pie
lures al The day Mrs. Florence i lust aS int
pvrtant - her husband Jo the success OF the
play. and her rendition Oi the stylish but ride
Uiuu> Mrs. GiiiluTy j. . iue piece of comedy
Jutlu" The Mighty Dollar will be- repeated
every evening this week Next week he sue
c'N~iul actor, Mr. Lawrence Barrett, viii ap-
pear IN some ui rI~ best characters
IAs"'Er CbDf,G"e.-"Wila BIZ j. SenSi.
iign1l drama. lull - Exciting situation, and
- .-.,rmE dialogues. in which Mr.. Julian
Rent plays leading role The additional
varieties are fully up 10 the high standard Oi
Tire tOmiqUr.
C.ayG ~ tis Y VI C. i.-Dr. Banning viii
repeat The substance of his recent course
before ladies on the Mystery OF the Vital Or
g.tu~ Made Plain. IN it, bearing On physical
Weakness ut the female system. WsdneSdai
and Thursday. AZ , y. M. seals lree also, he.
fore married gentlemen. at - p. IN. Thurs
day. Numerous chart, Vi the body will Do
Used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

ARTIFICIAL WARN WEATHER.-A scheme for
tcmpcTiug the severity OF the winters OF Can
dda l. now attracting considerable attention.
The cold OF the winters all along the shores Of
the GUi OF ~. Lawrence i considered 10 be
largely due Ia constant current of water
nom the Arctic regions which sweeps down
The Straits of Bclli>ic. 4 passage some
twelve miles in width, between Ncwfound
laHd and Labrador. carrying with II masses
ul ice and SHOW. II i proposed 10 close
up the straits by connecting Newfoundland
with the mainland. The advocates OF
the scheme argue that the temperature
of Labrador. Quebec and New foundlaud
would thus he materially raised and vast re
deTed lit for cultivation. The shutting out of
the Arctic current would be followed il is
thought by a diversion al 4 greater portion of
the Gull stream. and probably the Gulf would
fertility oI Prince Edward Island and the
south shore 0f the ~. Lawrence are alleged to
De due 10 the absence of the Arctic wave, and
the genial Influences of the Gulf Stream. and
were the Polar current diverted by the closing
OF the straits. it i supposed that il would iii
verge INTO the Atlantic and Speedily become
dbs JTbvd.
The work proposed j. a gigantic engineer
ing enterprise. and would require an immense
outlay. but il i pronounced possible of ac-
comph~hmcnt and il il should Ice attended
win anything like the results claimed Tor il in
advance. the expenditure would be far more
than repaid. ID il possible. however, that in
The discussion Ot the subject the influence of
ocean streams upon temperature has been
exaggerated. The Present exceptionally
mild winter = credited To the unu>uti
proximity ui the Gull Stream 10 the coast. bat
this theory would seem IL be- negatiVct by the.
Tact that the same unreasonable miltlnc>S with
which We are favored prevails in the interior
which would hardly be the ease unless the
cause OF the change was OF u less localized
character Boston Tfarcier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

THE or TRACE on Miss EVA WIL,DN.-The
excitement in the northeastern section of the
city inrelatiOn To this affair continues. Every
one, both white and cOiored. appears To bc
using ailhiS eHdeaVorS to bring the guilty man
tC the front. II is believed That The reward
offered Tor his apprehension Will lead TO his al
rest. he officers al the eth prccinct having
mad information that a man partially answer
IDg the description, had been seen before tn"
Outrage WAS committed on the corner of sth
and II streets, aSccTtained his name and this
residence eli Miss Wilson for Identification.
Miss Wilson. who is recovering took a good
look at him. then asked that his hat he pJI' on.
and the rim be- turned IN peculiar position.
which was done. and then She failed To iIentI-
y Win any certainty. ana On hearing his
voice She became satisfied that hr was not the
party. and ht Na> TeieJ -ed. II T., evident
from hat Miss Wilson SAYS. that ii The guilty
party = brought before her that She will / I.
4oI" % identity him 10y certain pcrulilrtie> oi
look and feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

WHERE ARE THE POLICE NJ Edt5Jr.-I~
u right that al of the time aud energy of our
Police force should be devoted 10 Taidng our
gambling houses and hOu>t> OF i'll fame. while
innocent WOMEN are being outraged 0Rd
rDihcd. and uumheTle~> houses entered and
sacked in al parts of the city: | am surprised
that the press OF the city has not directed
attention to this matter before. When a gam.
bIHg house or house Of iii fame i raided they
simply open Al another place. but when 4
woman j. outraged she is ruined forever.
STH STREET NORTHEAST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

THE CRYSTAL. Self-acting fountain. X The
most beautiful and ornamental invention Of
the age fer dining room, pdriOr or conSerga-
tory. just the thing for a nice holiday present
and 10 make home pleasant and attractive. \
variety Of sizes on exhibition and in operation
ID streets. lnIQr,2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention 10 4. FiScher'S Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 80 street,
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest Improvements. whether of American or
European invention, he i enabled 10 do his
work in manner not to be elualed 10y those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are. in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account Of his
superior work. Give him a call-.-si g street.
Punctuality guaranteed. Gents Suits dyed
and pressed for s2.15; Gents Suits cleaned ana
pressed for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

STEAMED OYSTERS, L. cents.
Raw, per dozen. ~ cents.
Chesapeake House.
R,l6,l: FINLEY & SUpPr. FE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01
Weather Indications To-day.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs- &c. Tonight.

Mighty Dollar
THea:er Csmilre.-~ Wild Bri' and yaric-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

ASK YOUR NEWSPAPER FOR EAST LYNNE.
IL Is given away with this weeks Fire>ile
Companion. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01
CITY ITEMS.

pUgANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY = sold in
every city. in every state i'm the Union. and D.
cUIeS ~ cut Of every % cases. Try il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

NOU CAN SAVE MONEY by using Dpo1eH'S
lc0St Pos0drr. for less butter flour. eggs. etc
are required 10 accomplish satisfactory results
This i not a needless hap hazard statement.
but , tact verified by the experience al many
thousand families. Try il amt prove the claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

\ NOED FOR THE LETTER CAERIERs.-E2i-
tDr St0r,-WOuid IL not be Kind i'm our citizens
who are served - we'll and faithfully by that
UHderpaId class III public servants. the letter
carriers. To remember them on New Years
day Many hearts have they gladdened by
thu faithful delivery OF welcome mi>SiVes dur
ing the year closing. and in view OF their slen-
der compensation a small gTatuity from each
would be money well bestowed. They work
hard and for little money. and recognition of
Their services IN the manner suggested would
give the donors a. little better title To
\ II Apply NEW YEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been do>ed, dTugCed. and
quacked. PulyernaCher'S Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility. weakness and
decay. Book and Journal. with Information
worth Thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
vermaeher GalVanic Company, New York
City. 6lSd&kly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

Two tahleSpOonfuls of Touno'S Deterrent
i'm a tub of water viii wash Your blankets
beautifully. Detergent makes no SudS tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01
HOLIDAY GOODS.

4 PRESENT THAT VIII. LAST FIFTY
"A YEARS. The mUst attra,tlN. Ir'>f'1t q -
f,Uui in the -ity - the JCleiratei ffIfAtA q Al
fNiiAk tllfHt n. Fr~r-gia~s fffrFF Hs.hrT. gives
the month. iay Ut The month. AMI lag ~ he w. 4.
Always Currnrf'N. \ tIH H~-.srfn HIf rNlfNitffn
and silver faktn iu rNglarrH. l2l-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

IHE WEATHER IN DECENBER.-lt NAV be
gratifying To al who have suspected that this
winter has been unusually warm to know that
the evidence 81 their senses j. sustained by
figures BN the signal service summary for this
station ioT December, 1871. il appears that last
month showed a higher average temperature
than The CORES pOndlng month at any other
wear IN the decade The amount OF rainfall
was also the greatest. excepting that of De-
cemher, $50. The coolest day last month was
the first with the temperature ut 2l7. No one
need to be- told that last Sunday was the wet
Test when the barometer fell 10 -slBl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

HOLIDAY IRF>ENT NTfON---At the te~iiya,
of NJ. faui'> Lutheran Sunday school Mr. = e
Hou>e was presented with q splendid copy nf
smiths Dictionary 81 che Bible. Miss Della
DOmeT. the Organi>t. received from the teach
rrS large and beautiful photograph album Is
a token Of their appreciation Of her services =
DrglniSl OF fht. SclnnI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

CORNEIIV> j. VANDERBILT RECEIPT FOR
BOREs.-Mr. Cornelius j. Vanderbilt rises at
times Ia the height uf interest and instruction
on his cIO>S-eNaminatiOn. He did this. for in
stance. when explaining his habit OF borrow
ing money. Though lie did mol borrow money
when he had no need for il. he often used his
need and his ability To borrow for Il more iuSti-
fable purpose than the simple one of getting
the WhereWlthal To meet expenses He bOr-
TOwed tO relieve himself OF bores. He enter
tanned literally and some men abused his hos
pitality. They did this. unwittingly. at their
peril. The first thing they knew the host
would want To borrow Il little money of them.
In the particular case of which witness was
speaking. the guest loaned him money. That
was the last of the guest and his money. He
was OF 50 retiring Il character that lie never
Nentured TO prefer a request for repayment.
lie hadnt The courage To face Cornelius j.
after leaning him funds. He ceased to be Il
bore. This is a valuable recipe. The world of
bored people Is indebted to Mr.. Vanderbilt for
it Utica Hefdld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

u
ID LIB FENSsYLvANuA AvFSr.r.
Fine lot az Genuine RUSSIA lFAwHEV
Ntpi'S lu~i received, embracing Easrl-. CASE.
Frames. Pore ouaiS. g..
fNGEANlNGS. PHoIoG ANT'EES. Pho
lDt,EAIli~- VELVET and Git FRAME
ana non ELITES received fOr the Holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

That BIACE CASHMERE or NINE. very fine
very Wide only -: beautiful double fold. very
me coiored caShmeTc~. seal brown, navy blue
Hsrk green, only >; large size. pure wool
white oianketS- 80. We are positively sell
ing OUT lo close this store. and we are selling
cheap Carriers. 30 Market Spaep -1d,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

Large Double " bite BarkrtS :, -n a. - =,
fla0rr'S- ~ ~. - 80 So g. a. a.
'a~> MEMS l,r mru ana r,1s. - 81 81 e. q,
20. -. 81 - w.
PAIN Nuhair prrSs Go0ds. orTt a. ..a..
fuHHi nIy~> tUssls. - tgrt> sos. ... ID
l'.',h 'a.hmeTe>. 81 inches "is., 80 ~. -. IS,
uirrcd a>hWHrps. drUhls Wt.'t'. rl GENTS
Pine gua'itE Euuntfs> nTr-s ts.s... ~ SSH .. -
Bias Ta.a> ana Nahair-. IS .H - gI 81 90
shaw Is. -. sl.5o. =" :. - - - -
Nottingham Lace. -. 81 -. - r- 80
h'aN'i l..d Ntt,.s~~r q lutl> tDTt ..aa-.
a.H.-.~. q. e.. = GENTS.
a. 'r"I ~ IH.A ..r. lf,sf-. 3 GENTS
talH' Linens. b. 80. ca -. - -
NarAlu-. -. -. ~. sl.25. 80 - g. = I-.r
a. ZEN. -
Va, rUrHnf ''.th far Cooking. on. - -. 81
Sh'tflF- .fiHu. . Hsr.l, "a ..In. .r .......
l.tlHr. afi Scents Underwear. lf a. e. So -
tarlvfr ..f 90 gfr~I. Cd. e. ...t. .rff.
Rl t.s.-i-. an ~ rITn~.
E'.rruIsl. ~h.rf-. -. 80 - 81 rs - -
N''..'n-'I. F'u..Hf.r..s'. ...l... ....H men
law d. ti"n.>'f,' Del and .rH.T iiIr.I. .|. .....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

\ MOTHER LEAVES HER BABY AND TT DIES
or NEGLECT.-AbOut three weeks aga a young
woman name, MISS Barrett, apparently not
more than tWentyIhrcc years OF age, entered
;nc HOb0ken station .hc,iSG ana. Oh iitr coii-
planning of being sick. City Physician Pindar
Has summoned. She was delivered of Il boy
within half an hour of her arrival, but did not
wish tu give her name. At the same time She
made application to POOrmaSter John Lewis
Tor assistance. The pOOrmaStCr succeeded in
providing her with temporary home in the
house OF Councilman Cole. corner OF Bloom
field and Third streets. The young woman did
not recprocaie his kindness. but suddenly
deserted her child and bene factor and has not
been heard from since. Mrs. Cole wished 10
surrender the infant but was prevented by its
sickness, 80 that She had to call in the doctor.
DT. Prndar found the child suffering from con
ge>tiOn al the brain and other diseases agra
waited 10y maternal neglect. Ii died last We'd
neSday. and certificate of death was given in
conformity with the result of his Investigation.
The city undertaken was ordered To bury the
child, hut said he could not obtain permit
upon a certificate which simply cited a. the
cause maternal neglect."-IN. World. GIst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-01

ARRESTED On BENCH " AREANT.-IaSt
night VIM. Newton, colOTcd, Was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Douglass, ON a bench warrant
he having been indicted ior forging deeds Of
trUs and lie VAS sent 10 Jail this morning.