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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
1910 GREAT 1910
1873 PENNsYLVANIA 1913
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 10TH, 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of sixth and B streets, as follows:
Fer r,ttsRurg aPd the West, 10 10 a m daily With
TAO pm. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
and sors % daily S esssps
Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven, and Eimira at 10: 10
Far New Saly Sr s1 .s ts Sunday
E1pr S Ct Pullman Cars. so '' .. N daily a *.
eept sunday. with Sleeping Cars from Wishing
ii BsSsSn
Ign Annex, anording direct transfer to Fulton
seTss Ns~ o9S aE e dGVoe ferrAse and journey
For Philadelphia 1:so 2. N daily, except Sunday,
Limited E1prsss. s ). 1 No. daily ally s.ee1t ass SUM-
For Pope's Greek Line, e:b5 q. m ana 4:9o p. m.
For Xnnspols, Ts :5S :. m. and 40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
Alsxandria and F'rsderick.bare. Rail-
TsK lane. and Alexandria and Warrington
For AlexandrtA 9, Z. g, $50. 10 IL nils
4So, 8, ego. pm. On Sunday At 9:lO q. m,
For kie S1 4 ana the South, a:As An. and I.
rrss ~ s40sRt sH1aay
Or sunday st ana 10 .. m. and e:ss D. an a.. p"
and tnp 'Ss
northe.st corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
!, Of and
ders can Be left ioI The checiine Of baggage to des
FRANK THOMSON, General Hsnaesr. hosio
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A LUNATIC ASYLUM HoRROR-The trustees
OF the Longview Insane Asylum, state insti-
tuition located at Carthage, Ohio. near Cincin-
natl, had special meeting last Friday, when
Mr.. Andrew Mullane, one of their number,
tendent of the institution, had recently e,tab.
lished room in the building for The purpose
of dissecting the bodies Of the inmates who
died there while under treatment. His state
ment was further substituted by the story
of an assistant named Dougherty, who says
that the bodies of four or five patients who
died this sumner, were disposed of, and after
they had got through with them the flesh and
other portions not used were shot through
pipes lntoa sewer and from thence into a pond
IN the neighhorhOOd. Hitherto the patients
dying there have been given decent burial at
the public expense, il their friends did not
claim their bodies. This revelation created
quite sensation in the board of trustees
Miller, the superintendent, has been in the
asylum only about three months.
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BAITInoRE AND oH1ohA1IHoAD'
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
North. N0rfhXYeSt. Xsst

PALTIMOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North a:d Nssr cnf%s,t West
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1878,
tt;l5 q: m.9Esx foIi: F5iisSsp6is, and Boston
onls Stops s Iaa1s 20
Junction. Jsssnp's, Hanover, and Elk kldSs;
ZIG ana a. Wa
tS%n. and &sy vis Relax.
$40 a. n..Poin1 Of ROCKS. ca berry, strsspurg,
%s;s Sps. Es1isS gs5 70 80 .as
and sPs st JGncon
s5snss s1ssps sunday cfS5sss -, % S. "a;
ton to ssnausky, daily except ssturdsg
600 m.-On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1890 .. m.-Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
densburg, Betsviile, Laurel. Annapolis juno
lsi0 .: @. W tim Annapolis, Eoott City
tl;so ?: @s.-Nex York, Ph,!.aslpni. and Boston
ping at all Stations: Stops At Laurel. ,.n..,
49 sa9 ana
Il ss p @@fo.nt of Rocks, Frederick. Hagsrs-
days to Point 81 ROCKS and way stations only.
"A p. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
t6:s0p m.-Philadelph'a Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk exc pit Sunday. Norfolk Pas
sen0ers taken n the Care dtrectto Boat at Can
1850 p. m.-BaiCimore and Way Stations.
t7:1b p. m.-Chicago and Columbus Express.
Sleepfr Cars 10 Chicago.
1S:le m.-Baltimore Express.
1925 p m.-St. Louis, Ctactnnatt, Louisville and
Pitisburg Express. Pittsburg, except sunday.
Pullman care.
1880 p. m.-New York. Philsdelphia and Balti-
more Express. Sleeping Gar 70 New York. aud
Special Sleeping Car TO Philadelphia.
10 Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay StatioA. j.1O
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The SWISS PRESIDENTS WIPES NEPHEW
Henri DE Costas, OF Northheld, Conn, who
P5rlS green, because another fellow saw e
young lady home from prayer meeting for
whom he had manifested considerable inter.
eSt-Which ythe way, was not rec iprOcated-
again showed his jealousy by knocking down
young man by the name of Hallam, who hap.
Pened 10 he with the young lady "a escort from
recent evening meeting. DE Cosi2S claims
To be the nephew of The wife OF the President
OF Switzerland. lie appears to be very wei
educated, and shows phutograp pms, &c, but ha
VIII be entertained at the Litchileld jail for
The next two months. He admits that he left
switzerland because he would have been
Obliged 10 marry a girl he tad seduced.-
Hartford CO7yr0Tf
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AbductinS His Child
HE DAUGHTER OF KATIE BYRON, WHO WAS
DROWNED AT NEW HAVEN

HE DAUGHTER OF KATIE BYRON, WHO WAS
DROWNED AT NEW HAVEN.
Birdie Perot, who, although only seven wears
Old, has sung on the stage in some OF he
variety theaterS, was stolen yesterday after.
noon while playing on the sidewalk in trout of
is the daughter of Frank Perot whose wife
known on the stage as Katie Byron, was many
years younger than he. The couple did mar
live happily together. and were divorced about
TWO years ago, Mrs. Perot obtaining the decree
on the ground OF cruelty. The mother was
given tie custody of the child. She soon mar
lied again, her second husband being variety
actor OF about her own age. The divorced
husband made several attempts 10 gain pos
session Of his daughter, but the mother aud
her people Kept jealous watch over the child,
and he was unsuccessful. The mother was EN-
ffoNtd as Sello-comic singer at he National
6arGeD. ana was Also advertised with another
Young " oman as the Byron sisters, song and
dap"e attis's Three weeks ago she went to
garden. i he child was left at home in the
care OF her aunt On SATURDAY the mother
was drowned in New Haven. IL is Thought
that Perol beard OF her death, and resolved 10
germs enid. She was seen by the neighhorS
On he sidewalk talking With a man who an
SWerS his descrip ion, and who was accom-
panied by another and younger man. he
spent Is minutes coaXing the child to 90 with
him, but she persisten;ly refused. even when
lie offered and gave her pennies and promised
her candles ana cream. AT last he picked
Ter up III his arms. Size screamed and tried
to clutch The handle of the door bell, bat he
seized her hand. and. huShing her cries an
Serhlne Coonan, Brides aunt, Immediately
reported The case 10 Inspector McDe rmott. at
ponce headquarters, but no information as 70
ferot could be had ". Y. SIM 10Th.
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FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER THE WAR.-Mr H
r Russell, who dwells near Ironton, NJ,
pi0ughed up an uneXploded percuS sion SHE'LL
the war. put it into a barrel of water and let it
remain for about six weeks. On Thursday he
tried to ia Ike out lis contents, using for that
purpose hammer and a cold ehiSeI He held
strokes 1t exploded, scattering its fragments
lar and wide, some of them being heard whiz-
ziDg through the air half a mile distant. Mr..
Russell was severely wounded. The missile
Was fired from one of Prices guns in Septem-
Der, Al IrO1lt0n Re0ister.
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A NOVEL CAsE.-An old negro man named
BrOt ks arrested his own wife aud brought her
TO our jail few days ago, charging Ter with
stealing Sundry articles from himself. She was
carried before Squire B0ulware, who, after
bearing what the old man had to saw ordered
that she receive ten lashes and SIX DAYS con
fnement in Jail. Truly, this is a novel case
and hereafter and hereabOutS, at least, wives
better be careful how they handle things be-
LONGING to their dusky liege iords.-[ Piedmon,
Iirui1lin1
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%When you see a man with very red
nose and blue Murphy badge, you may rest
assured there is terrible scuffie going on be.
tween water and whiskey.-[N. T. Express.
A-The Boston Post thinks the prodigal son
must have had a husky voice when he got
home. True but then It will be remem bered
that he acknowledged the corn.--t Graphic.
As-A carpenter, at work In q Boston fash.
ionable residence, was accused Of stealing
Innocence, but was taken to jail Then the
accuser learned that the watch had been
taken by her little girl. The carpenter re-
ton.
A!An important experiment is being tried
"a the Boston public schools, where books
nave Deen excluded from the primary depart
substituted. The young pupils are especially
Iaught to express ideas in their own language.
Inc teasners lecture, q taxi. daily about such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

A NEW Use FOR MIRRoRs.-An engineer on
the New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, who runs locomotive between this city
and New York. has introduced a new feature
by placing looking glasses outside on the
engine, at an angie from the cab. These
enable him to see the rear part OF the train al.
al times without putting his head out 10 watch
for conductors signals when making up trains.
residences baS bcea IN Vogue Zoe snrna time
Two glasses are placed on window sill and
so arranged that person sitting in a room
can watch all passerS- by from either direction
on the street, or in case any calls aud rings
the door bell while madame happens TO be In
dishabille, all that IS necessary Is TO give the
glass turn, and the caller is readily discern
able.-[ Troy Times.
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TWO OF TIE FATHERS of the church had
very decided objections 50 the use of falss
hair 1ertuliian eXhorted his hearers that
their wigs were diStas!eful to heaven, and
perhaps from the heads of dead criminals
already damned. Clemens, of Alexandria,
warned his congregation, when all knelt t1
receive the benediction, that the blessing
remained on the wig and did not pass through
to the wearer. Most Of his flock, however.
took their chances
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YOUSG LOVER SHoT.-I.ast Mondaye even
ing about dark Charles Woods was shot by
Dir. Elchelberger, near Pilot Grove, No. The
circumstances OF the affair, as near as can be-
ascertafned. are that Eichelberger had forbid
den young Woods attentions 10 his daughter.
They consequently had secret meetings, and
Mr.. Eichelberger being informed of the fact,
armed himself with a shot gun and repaired
10 the spot. When Wood came up MIR. ficheI-
Berger fired, and inflicted a severe, though
not necessarily fatal. wound in Woods right
side
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u Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF I
STREET, NEAR 23D STREET NORTH

ESIs
b! virtue OF deed efirust recorded In Liber -
NO S64, folio 40 ct seg,. ole Of the Land -
records Of the District of Columbia and de. 49,
cree OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, passed In equity cause No. $751; June
18TH 1878 we viii sell On FRIDAY, the 18Th OF
September, 1879, al O'Clock .. M. In front Of the
preni sell a. public auction lot IN square 90
proved, Containing about 6, 34e square feet OF
ground. will be sub0ivided into tn rec lots. each Of
which will have frontage OF about 81 feet on
street aud will be sold separately.
Terms OF sAle: One-third, together With the ex-
penses OF SALE In cash; the residue In three elnal
paym ents at six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spectively, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
beaIll Interest from the day OF sale at per cent
per annum, payable semt-annually, and secured by
deed OF trust on the psopsrt: sold. VIII be taken
or lhe purchaser may Gay cssh Id full. at his OPP
tion. An conveyancing AID rsco, ding w,ll be &C
the cost OF the purchaser AID IL the terms of sale
shall not be complied with III Ave days after The
sale the property Will be reSold at the risk and cost
Of the dsfaulting purchaser A deposit OF S:5O or
$50 on each subdfvided lot Will be required at the
time Of sale.
VIM. HELMICK.
od +; & IL. H "a g "a Trustees.
j. 7. COLDWELL, salesman. sep3-d
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
VOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioaeers.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF aceed OF trust uat,-i April Z n. IA
1875, Gully res orced in Liber 8l4 foio Alb, e..8
enc OF the land records OF the Dt t-ict # Co-.kS
lumtia, snd a, the request of The party sec'Iroi
thereby We will sell at public auction In front Of
the premises, the following desert 1ed real es: alta
m, SATURDAY, September 14'h: All or square
numbered (9SI) nine hundred ami thirty seven.
Terms wiz he ated al sale.
u. w. MIuDLETON, JR.. jrr,,..o,
sep1O-5t SANL. r MIDDLETON, Sirustee''
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SOME QUIETING FACTS PROM NEW ORlrASs
The New Orleans Times SAYS. Take the poIn,-
!aiion of New Orleans in round NUMBER To I'm
20,0CC-not including abSentees--and estimat-
ing the cases 20 date at 90, it Viii be seen
that but one bali of per ceniUm OF the popu.
lation have been attacked, while issO'l ara
thus far unaffected. Taking mathematicqg
view OF tt, and Supposlng all the sober and ths
dlSslpated, the clean and The dirty TO b9
equally liable TO it., only one person in Do has
chance OF taking the fever and that one,
with proper care and attention. has only Onts
chance in ten Of dying. The number OF ca seq
might be largely augmented, and Yet the great
mass of the population would be comparative
ly untouched. OF course, this does not prov.
that any given individual may not have tha
fever or die of IT, hut il shows upon what a
slender foundation The vast panic OF this yeals
has been constructed.
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THE EVENING STAR.


fSTA AoyKRrIsINe.-Aluons OF doGArx -.
eanuAdS thrown away In this country ia EsaIes-
ana NeStt1asts advertising. The sST~r'en> az
81 snterprsing AID successful business men l. sha,
no.hins re1sys SO well the money invested ~ sc,er
using IN paper which EVERYBODY rssds Ch>'
Is me true way to soeure publicity. Tue hest bush.
uoos men Know the Value OF advertising IL sncL =
paper-And such = paper Ia TEk Kyr,I,a sr.
IL nas the largest circulation In proportion {, "A.
popuiauon OF the city In which IL Ia prin.s, Of an,
papel Ia the world. II practically eo~e-s II.
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TNHOs. E.WAaaAMAN.R Real Estate Auctioneer
HOUSE ON I STREET, BETW ZEN 2lSF
AND 22D STREETS NORTHWEST. No.

2i4l. ~
ULder and By virtue OF certain deed of II
corded To Liher $40 folio go and at the re- s:1H
guest OF the party secured lhsreby. viii on NON
se a. public suction al that parcel OF land lying u
the city OF Washington. ID. c., aud known as part
frame dwelling.
Terms Of ale: One-third cash, balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months With Interest from
Gay OF sale. $50 Is required when bid Is accepted.
snoniG the terms Of sac be not compiled with In
nvo Gays, The Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk Of defaul.in9 purchaser.
6el THOS. Il. WAG6 AMAN, Trustee
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WAnNTED.Yoa g know that arss-ctass SEQ
than READY.NADE NEW ONE Trv #
SUSfhS Old stand. e1g D street, between stn
ana in streets NV. n Bs-Vegy GOOD nricaa nsid
for hrst-ciAss Second hand CiothfnS. Notss ~
mall uromutiv attended %. feSi-iy
nEAOkEST PATTkhNs, al tne uoV Az N
- Jnss received by ": =: WHITE CO.. Hook.
ana Blaok Books sDoc1altioG, - - IL
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REV. GEO. B. VosBURGH, pastor of the Ber.
gen Baptist church, Jersey City, who was a
short time ago tried and acquitt ed for attemDf-
ing the poisoning of his wife .fnrme.,.yy resigned
his passionate on Sunday last. There had bsen
s!Vlslons In the church since his trial, aud i'm
his letter OF resignation Mr.. Vosburgh, while
putting his action largely on the ground of
impaired health under tie strain he has gone
through, urges the congregation to bury all
unkindly feelings and keep together
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

MYSTERIOUS CRIME IN THE SUBURBS OF
EOoT0N.-StIii another horror has been added
10 the long catalogue of dark and mysterious
crimes for which Boston has been noted. The
Nictlm was woman, respectfully dressed and
ABOUT nifty years Of age. Her name has not
yet been discovered and, of course, there is no
cue 10 the murderer. The scene OF the TRACE
dy IS almost the same as that of the Leehan
murder the lonely track of land that lies along
the Black Bay containing portions of Boston
and that part of BTookine known As Long
wood. The body was found last Tuesday
night, but The officers kept the matter private
uhtll fllday morning when the town was
thrown INTO fever of excitement by the dis
coveIy. AS soon "a the medical examiner was
summoned he proceeded 10 hold an autopsy
aud the facts proved beyond doubt that the
woman was outraged, murdered and the body
thrown into the basin to hide the crime for
ever; But it toated TO the surface, and the
hend who so ruthleSsly butchered the defence
less woman knows that his deed of blood is
KNOWN. The police authorities have made
every effort 10 discover il any woman is miss
ing In Boston, and several people have called
at The Morgue TO try and identify the body,
but SO far nobody has been able TO do SD. No
clew whatever has been discovered by which
the detectives could start out TO lind the muir
deIer.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,

Iol. ON u BETWEEN AZ AND
g1H STREETS SOUTHWEST. At AUG
By virtue OF . deed of trust given to us, Ia
and duly recorded IN Liner NO. s57 folio 275, N:
one OF the land records OF the District of -
thereby. We'wi sell at pnbic suc- lun In front Of
the premises on FRIDAY, tn, ID n day of Sep
tsmber, a. D. 1879. at 8 O'Clock p. m, all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situated, lying
and being In the city of Washington, District Of
Columbia, snG known and describoa as being all of
original Let numbered nike t9) IL Square nnm-
bered five hundred 5000 according D the oriyina
plat or survey OF said city, together With the i'm
provements. ways, easements rights priyileg os
and appurtt nances to same belonging or in any
wise appertainiIR. This Lot is mproyed by =
Frame dwelling House.
: Terms: OIe-th,rd cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, notes to bear interest at g
yer cent per annuIn, and TO I've secured by de- Of
trust on the premises sold. Ii the OF sale are
not complied with within seven days the Trustees
rest rye the right to resell the property at the
and cost OF the defsultng purchaser, after giving
FIVE days, notice Of such resale in some spaper
purchasers cost. A deposit OF 500 required at
time of sale.
E F. BIGELOw, ,
sep4-eo&ds VIM. L. WUODWARD. }Trustees.
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 lOA1ls . WOOD
~ JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WOOD. T1LRPHONIC CONNECTIONS, COAL
FULL WEIGHT.
COAL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD
LOW PRICES.
WOOD: PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL
nam om mi la ana depot connected with
With uneQuAled facilities and advantages To-,
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
Hharvee factory, extensive store yards enabling
70 stock up largely when coal il lowest, onfces
throughout the city, and all In immediate conmu
n1cAt1On, tngurtng prompt attention to orders, W,
are prepared to offer to patrons the best vArie
ties OF coal 1t the very lowest prices.
kemember, We Insure strictly pure coal, Of 240
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
LAIN AZ once miH .pa depot, foot Of l2ta lsth ano
w.; 141s It'll 1t. n W.: snt III Pa sve. &c. 1yI8-t
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THO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS2
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
s S1f ~ ESEsf $ e.
Central Depot, New York. and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS, TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in IL hours.
Tickets ana furth". Information can be obtained
In Washington at o:- of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad. augi4. I'm
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POISONED BIZ SUPPOSED MURDERERs-Mrs
Edward Lewis, buxOm young widow of Win
chester, Va, and her two children, were
poisoned yesterday by eating toadstoOls, which
they. misfcOk for. edible mushrooms. Mrs.
Lewis gathered the supposed mushrooms in
anticipation of having dinner party Her
visitors we're prevented from coming and she
and her children ate the dinner. Both Chill.
dren are dead, and the lady is not ex pected TO
1--we through the night
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTVRE DAYS,
DoVNMAN & GREEN. Auct,oneers.
Tt UsJ EE $50 LIE of observation-disclosures

3, RIl on X T. y, uear TWENTY
FIJI ST W.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trrst to me- dated -
Nay 1St 1915 AID re, ord Ii Liber 1S folio m.
334 et seq. one ut the aud records Of the Dis .2
trict of Columbia and al the request of the Iariy
secured thereby, 1 will 81 a public auction, In
front OF the premiS 5 on wy DNESDAY the iSsh
september, 1878 at O'Clock m. the following
cescJ ibed real es ate sitnat' Ia the city OF Wash
tngtOn. d. c., VIZ: The ives half of original Lot
three, In square south of Lot NO. one hundred aud
-FOUR. imprt we'd by two c"D,tor able frame hous IS
and situated on the south sid0 Of st. n. near the
Terms of sale. Tha amount OF the debt secured
hereby, with 1ntefes and casts Vt sale in cash. bal
ance In six AID twetve months rom date with in
Hrest from DATE Se' ureu on the property sold. Ii
the OF sale ste not comp led with in six days,
purchaser in default. Cnnveyancing NJ pur .hassrS
cost. JOS G. G. KENNFDY
p9-eoGdS TruStaa
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A CHEESE FILLED WITH ARsENlC.-Caroliua
Geife, OF New York, young married woman,
fine locking, has been arrested at the instance
OF her brother, lawyer, who charges that She
sent cheese filed with arsenic to her mothers
house, intending 10 poison her mother and
brothers so as TO obtain their property. Tho
brother was the only one who ate OF the cheese,
and nearly died as the result. so much arse
mic had been put IN the cheeses however, that
his stomach threw If of. The woman denies
having made or sent the cheese
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BANKERS.

G1175 PROFITS IN 80 DAWSON S1O6 25
% ~ A judeious investment in 49,.
Stocks Options or Privieges), often doubles in "a
Tours. Full details and Offcial stock Exchange
Reports flee. Address I. POTTER WIGHT
CO, BANKERS, 35 Wall street, New York
jsS-eod&k1y
A EEMSER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
IA will execute orders for the urchase or sale OF
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions % each 100 shares. Stock privileges
negotiated on responsible parties only: CorTsspon-
dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
Mining and Stock Exchange. % Wall st., New
York. Reference, d. h. Manyan, esq.,, President
National Trust Co.. New York. tan1
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June WATEBDIELONS.
FRESH EVERY DAY-KRPr ON ICH.
Always on hand. finest Nutmeg and Hunter
CANTELOUPES, fine PEACHES, Bartlett
PEARS, and all kinds Of FRUIT; SWEET PO-
TATOE5, SUGAR CORN, etc. All kinds o,
NEAT, SWEET-BREADs, SQUADS. Dressed
CHICKENS &c. Meat delivered Sunday Per.
sons desiring can leave address, and We win send
Orders for GEORGETOWN must be received by II
O'Clock. FRANK j. TIBBETS
PALACE MARKET,
auR6-1y O0ssaer 18th st. and N. z. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

A JEWELLERS DISHONEST CLRRK.-Edward
Hoben, q young clerk of f. Steele & Sons. jew
enerS, Hartford, Conn.,, on Friday night rob-
bed his employers safe of gold and silver
watches, diamond studs, rings and chains, to
the value of about 81 500 and escaped.