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BANK Books BADLY NIXED.-Capt. +. p
Boas, late cashier of The defunct Reading Pa. }
register. The books showed large credits.
ranging from 500 to s2H,UO, in BoaS' indi,
yidUal account. In response to questions as
TO where he got such amounts his replies
would be: There Is a charge to balance that
credit" or 1t was Improperly charged to my
account. When the question was put di-
rectiy, Was this your money!" he would
of items in BOaS accounts are perfect myS
teIy. Among he bad assets of the bank he
stated We're $4,000 in BerkS county railroad
bonds. and $500 Of Texas Pacific railroad
bonds, and $74.205 due 10y his brother.in. law,
Capt. w. :. McManuS.
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THE SAN ELIZARIo AssAssrNs. A
Poduca- who commanded the firing paTty i'm
DeeemDer last when Howard, Atkinson, and
az San Elizario, Texas, has been captured by
the state troops. The other leaders are known
10 pe IN the mountains on the Mexican SIDE
Chihuahua. The Mexican authorities have
replied 70 demand for the extradItion of the
latter, VINO was the chief of the mob, but the
IL was eYasive.
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The Funeral Of the Late MAYOR

BALTIMORE, June 25-The funeral OF the
late Mayor George 7. Kane from 81. Ignatius
Roman Catholic church, this morning, was at
tended by the city council, corporation OFF,
GERS, Hibernian Society, (Of which he was pre-
sident many years. two hundred policemen,
fire department, and Fifth Regiment NJ n. G,
The services at the church We're most impress
SiVe. solemn requiem mass was sung, and
an Grafton delivered by Rev. w. +. Clarke s.
j., and Archbishop Gibbons closed the SER
vices with the AbSOlutiOn. The remains were
taken to the Bonnie Brae cemetery and placed
in q vault
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Fire

CINCINNATI, o., June pa special dispatch
says that fire in Landen, Cedar county, Iowa
yesterday, destroyed nearly all the business
houses in the town. Loss S7500O to Sl0O.0Ol /:
paItiaIly insured
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Nnr &n

CATSKILL, \. v, June 25--The report of the
burning of the Catskill Mountain House,
which was current at New York last night
was wrong. There has been no fire at the
mouse nhr Within 10 miles of it. The fire seen
from Tiyoli was D;.."ning brush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

THE RUSSIAN CRUIsERs.-The vessels Dur
chased at Philadelphia by the Russian agents.
are TO be renamed when completed. The State
OF California will be called Europe" :" the Co
lumbuS will be known as Asia" the Saratoga
as Africa" and the new vessel now building
as "Amarjcai -
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A Crazy Divine.

NEW YORK, June 25-Rey. DIR. John Dow
ling, We'll known Baptist divine, and author
of the History of ROmanism." has been sent
to an insane asylum. His maladyis caused 10y
fall similar 10 that which caused the death
OF William Cullen BRYANT.
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SENATOR MERRIMoN reached his home at Ra-
leigh, n. c., on Friday night, AID was proceed
ing TO respond to welcome from his fellow
cholera mOrbus and taken to his residence and
medical aid summoned. General Thomas L.
CHngman was then called out by the assem-
blage, and denounced the efforts of the Vance
men to have the nominees for the Legislature
gledged to OGovernOr Vance for Senator.
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RAILROAD ELECTION.-The annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Michigan Central
Railroad was held in Detroit yesterday. The
following directors were chosen: William H.
Handerbllt, Augustus Schell, Cornelius Van
derbilt, of New York, Ansen Siager, of Chi
cagO, Ashley Pond, of Detroit, William L..
Scott, OF Erie Pa, and Edwin d. Worcester,
OF Albany. Fifteen millions of stock was
voted. out of total of eighteen millions of
which the Vanderbilt ticket received about
ten millions and the Taylor ticket We mil
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Jerome Ludwig left her home in POttstown,
Pa, taking with her 500 belonging to her hus-
band. On Saturday night Oscar Eschback
io!loWed her, and it is said the eloping pair
Joined each other at Harrisburg and started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

The CRUELTY of which a Wisconsin wife
complains, in her suit for divorce, is that her
husband tied her securely and shaved her head
The defence is that she beached her black
hair to lemon color by the use of acid and
that he, deeming such thing highly scan
dalouS, took the only means of undOing what
She had done. He says that he bought wig
for her, initiating her natural hair, so that her
bare head might be concealed while nature
was remedying the designation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

THE six.oared barge Linda, of the Bachelor
Barge Club, OF Philadelphia, started from that
city YESTERDAY for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

The COAL CoMBINATIoN.-At a monthly
ducers in New York, yesterday, ali interests
Delng represented, one and a-half millions
tonnage was agreed upon as the production
for July.
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THE suspension of w. B. VOorhiS, an old
member OF the New York Stock Exchange is
announced, his embarrassment growing out
Of Shrinkagein values of real estate
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The Dying Queen OF Spain.

IONrON, JunV -N-NptclaI GlNpdtcheS from
Madrid say: Queen Mercedes seemed uuirter
aud progressing favoraby sunday evening,
hut about O'clock Monday morning She grew
rapidly worse, aud The ministers uf the gov
ernment and principal fUncIiOuaTies Of the
municipality We're summoned TO the palace.
The ply SlcidnS declared that the QEcca'S life
was in danger. and Cardinals Moreno and
RtnOvideS administered the SacramnntS, aud
the nunCiO pronounced the papal henedIctinn
During the day the patient was tranquil, out
gradually became weaker. She retained con
SciouSncSS and CunyeTSrd with her parents
and King Aphom~o. who is deeply Affected.
There was to have been a grand cGle bgation oi
the Queens eighteenth birthday on Monday.
Great grief and sympathy are expressed
throughout the city. Masses are said every
hour in the churches. Bulletins are iSSled -
The npnnle every three hours
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THE BOARD of officers appointed by the
President to reopen the cases of Surgeon Gen
eral Hammond and Major General Fi'Z John
Porter convened Yesterday at West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

THERE WAS 100 YARD Foot RACE for
500 and the echampionshipof the United States,
yesterday, near Philadelphia, between c. NJ.
Davis, of Chicago, the western champion. and
f. Rogers, of Trenton, the eastern champion.
Davis allowed one yard start. Davis won bv
over two yards, in lOl4 seconds
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PRACTICE CRUISE OF THE CONSTELLATION.-
The following officers having been detached
from the Naval Academy, are ordered to CON-
mand the practice ship Constellation upon her
annual summer cruise, with the cadet mid
Shlpmen, on her arrival from Havre, France :
commander, Henry L: Howison: lieutenant
GER; lieutenant commander Chas j. Train
lieutenants, VIM. 81. Emory and r. c. Derby :
masters; II; o. Rittenh0use. Geo. L. Dyer,
aaron Ward, and w. 7. ClaSOn: ensign, A. c..
HoGgS0n: chaplain. Il. Hudson; bOatSwain
Z. +. Hawkins and Emmer r. Summers. The
lSt. Wy
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A telegram from Louisville, June %, saws
Ten Brock and Mollie Mccarthy both
worked little Saturday. The mare made
her two miles in 1914. Ten Brock could not
be timed, as Rollo Colston, who is assiStinS
Harry to train him. rendered it impossible.
Two FIRES.-Hunter & O'COnnell's cotton
press, and the Planters warehouse adioinInp.
with over LOCO bales of cotton, were burned
at at Mo.nitgoImsry. Alabama. yesterday. The
parlOr match in the cottage press building.
Inc ocean View hotel, near Norfolk, Va. was
9nraed sunday night, it is supposed, by ineen-
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TENNESSEE MOONSHINE. - Commissioner
haum to-day received the following telegram
H9m collector WQQdcOck. at Nashville, Tenn. {:
From the 18th to the Goth instant my special
deputies destroyed the property in mine illicit
ulSllilerleS In Putnam county. Seven men
were bound over on warrants and eight on
caplaS in the same time
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AFFAIRS IN INDIANA.

TVNN.
EVANSVILLE, md june The nationals
OF the First district have nominated Thomas
L. DehTuner for Congress.
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TelegramS to The Star.
THE RESTAURANT SCANDAL.
LAWLESSKBSS IN INDIANA.
THE DYING QUEEN OF SPAIN.
THE BOOTH SENSATION.
EEROpE TO-DAY.
Greece aud .,c Coprrnss

EEVVtF NttU TIC Z Ott- rNNN-
loNTON, June 25.-Ihe Greek representa-
uNe> have received no notice that the congress
has decided to admi. them, aud il IL Supposed
that the final decision OF the question Is re
served until the questions affecting Greece are
a ~ fpr .gi.a15S..i.,,
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THE OREGON NELECTION-OffciaL FTgures.-
Full election returns for member of Congress
give Whitaker democrat, 1854 Hines, repub-
llcan, 1884; Campbell, Independent, $50. For
1908; wilkins, ind, 1853. Secretary of State,
Earhart, rep, l6,l46: Reams, DEM, 1852 !;
Gates. ind, 1,2S9. Treasurer, Hirsch, rep,
726. State Printer, Carter, rep, I6, lGO: Noit,
ner, dem, 1868: Craig, ind, 1,2Q8. Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction, Powell, rep,
1881; Stiles, dem., l5,9lS; Parker, ind, llUS
nIoGENEs BUTLER Gnternally)-Mrs jerks
Boston Post.
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The PoDuIar Verdict.

lAlexandria Sunday Bulletin, June %. 1873.
We consider THE WASHINGTON STAR for
the general reader, the very best paper printed
at the National Capital The weekly edition
is library Of varied and Interesting rcading.
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MOSES A. WHEELOCK'S SAD END.-MoseS
A. Wheelock, who for 25 years last past had
lily, mainly upon the salary he earned as an
officer of the Stock Exchange, shot himself
through the head at his residence yesterday.
Since he finally lost his Office as chairman of
wandering about Wall street or haunting ihe
eXchange, or sitting gloomIy al his desk in
40. Is Wall street, the ghost of his former Self.
lie was formerly noted for his upright, stif
lately he stopped, his face was haggard and
"nnkied, and he was drinking hard. On Sat
urday, Just before the closing of the exchange.
az O'Clock, World reporter saw him walk
ing Slowly UP Wall street, with his head bowed
s. Poor Nose" said a friendly broker, II won
der what he will do for living lie seems
utterly lost since that disappointment at the
election: shouldn't wonder if he committed
suicide. - ". Y. World. eth.
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HUNTER TIE ALLEGED MURDERER. TEsTI.
FIES IN HIS OWN BEHALF.-At the trial in
Camden, \: j., yesterday, of Benz. Hunter.
for the murder of Armstrong, the music prin.
ter, Hunter himself took the witness stand
He testified that up to June |, 1875. he was
vested in the business that he at first ONLY i'm
tended TO take out policy OF life insurance
on Armstrong for Sj,@U, but Armstrong per
reason that if he armstrong; were to die ali
his creditors would come in and his family
would suffer, Armstrong also Offering to paw
gether having anything to do with the murder
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAT.-Internal
revenue. ST.. 81 q: customs. $3l2 92923.
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GAIT I4AKE CITY, UTAB,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN THEA 4
WEST FOR TOURISTS. Best Commercial YcMY
Sampe Rooms in the city. AE.1E u
VIM. Ii. HOOPER,
VIM. JENNINGS,
iPl2-3m Owners and PrOnripfOr0
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AMAZINGLY Low PRICES

JOIsTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet 81 SO
SCANTLlNG, do. per 100 feet....... 33
VA. PINE BOARDS, I6 IT,, per 100 feet. -. l 33
SHELVING, IL and 1S inches wide dressed
and jointed on edges, per 100 feet. t.......... 80
STOCK CULLS, ali 12 inch 16 IT,, per 100 It. 1 90
FLC ORING, very good, per 100 feet .... 90
WASH BOARDS, inch, clear dressed, per
WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, A and64
per lUo feet.-......... ...,................. 90
EVERYTHING ELSE CoKREsPoNDINGLY Low
II you will call st Yard or write to us and get
estimate on your bill of Lumber,
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY!
GIVE ARE NEVER BEATEN! jelO-tr
TyHE Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for ylS
L shoudbs seen TO be appreciated. at
apS0 A,STRAUS'.
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WANTED BY TIE POTTER COMMUNICATION.
Lew. Wallace and Gen. John Little, of Ohio,
has been summoned before POtter'S committee
with reference to the Florida branch of the
inquiry
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SENATOR B. X. BRUCE, of Mississippi. was
married last evening at Cleveland Ohio. &c
Miss Josephine b. Wilson of that city. The
couple will sail on Wednesday for Europe
from New York.
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TIE APPROACHING HENLEY REGATTA in
England promises to be an event that will be
most interesting and the results will be
Watched Tor with anxiety on both sides of the
Atlantic The Columbia and She-wap- -cae
mette crews will cOmpete for the Stewards
challenge cup, as will also the Kingston, the
London and the Jesus College crew of Cam
cup the Columbia crew will compete with the
Lady Margaret, the First Trinity and the
Jesus College crews. For the diamond chaI-
Triton club, of Newark, n. j.; Lee, of the
Union club, OF Boston: Cholmely, of the King
ton Rowing club; Barker, of the Cambridge
holder of the price; J. Lowndes, of the OK
ford University, and MeSSrS. Payne. Maulsey
and Chillingworth, of the InO Rowing club
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~ CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
- SHENANDOAH H CO., VA.
Alum. Chalyb beate and sulphur Waters: 4
DO bar: large lawn: elevation 2, 600 fee. VEMY
Terms $50 10 $40 per month, four weeks. x..sfT u
Special rates TO families Excursion tickets via g.
o. X. K. For terms and pamphlets address A.
j. Ny NERS, Proprietor. je1l-eOd
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REPRESENTATIVE BLACKBURN is i'll at his
rooms with slight stroke of paralysis. He
had expected to leave tonight for New Orleans
as member of the subcommittee to visit
Louisiana, but it is doubtful whether he will
be bic to do So
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IF THE DOORKEEPER of POtters committee
would be less careful in giving away the regu-
lar and numbered seats OF regular reporters
to outsiders. and more careful in keeping
them, he would confer favor on the profes-
sion.
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PERKLEY SPRINGS,

VEST VIRGINIA,
100 MILES WEST OF WASHINGTON.
TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM SIR
JOHNS Run STATION. BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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i 81. GEORGES ISLAND, Md
viii be Onel for visitors June 10th. 4
Terms: 81 80 per day; 80 per week: aud S:FA0
$50 per month. Servants and children half ..I2
price. Special rates families. Visitors by POIU-
mae steamers will be met at Piney Point and Mar
shall's Wharf. Good facilities for sailing and bath
ing. Boats for sailing and fishing free. Address,
K. j. ADAMS Il BRO, Piney Poiot p. o., st.
NaTy's Co, Md. References: FRED A. GEE,
q. NJ. q. Cfhce. CHRIS. XANDER, 911 7th st.
NV jel4-1m-
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THE SUBsCRIPTIONst to the four per cent. loan
to day amounted to $Gl.50O
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THE FIGHT over the marshashp for the
western district of North Carolina was termi-
mated yesterday by the President ordering the
reapp0intmentOf OF Col. II. NJ. Douglass the pre-
sem inCumh mi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THE TWENTY-F FiRST ANNUAL.
~ commencement nj t9 Of GJnzasa College vii b9
Al S SO'c'oCk r. m. Frie-,ds of rhe Institution are
respectfully invited to attend. l.
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THE FOLLOWING BIDS were opened at the
interior department for ice: Great Falls Ice
Company. 2S13 per 100 pounds; Co operative
3@I4 independent, 81: G. FOllansbee, for Ken
nebec Ice Company IS.
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GOV. BROWNS CHECK Secretary Sherman
has again sent to eX-Gov. Brown the check the
latter insisted upon leaving with the Treasury
department to defTay his expenses as a LouiSf-
ana commissioner. This will end the matter
for tie present.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

E7I0EEEGE. HOISE,
4 EERhLFi SPRINGS, " N,
/ now open. charges 50 80 pr day, SO s5r week,
$50 per riUu, u: servants auG ChiIfI e. haf 4
ITice. For further information address fEEAX
CHARLES GREEN.
Is22 I'm Owner aud PrODriItUT.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENS went to his
home in Boston, Mass, last Saturday. He will
return to Washington on Monday morning
next.
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NJ BUFFALO LITHIA,
NS HUNYADI JANOS,
And APPOLLINARIS
SPRING WATERS,
Just received
MILBURN,S PHARMACY,
rnar14-tr 1429 PENNA. AVENUE E
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THE EIGHT HOUR LAw.-Attorney Genera
Devens will not prepare his opinion on the
eight hour law (referrpd to him by the Presi
denD until his return from Boston on MOnda,
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-25

THIS CELEBRATED RESORT OPEN FOR
GUESTS JUNE l>T.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
tO-daywere Justice Swayne, Delegate Kidder,
and Representative ketcham.
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EX-GOVERNOR HENDRICKS, of Indiana. who
IS making brief visit to this city, on his way
to the University of Virginia, at Charlotts-
vile, where he is invited to address the STU
dents at the annual commencement, is the
guest of Major Thomas p. Morgan, Super
intendent of Police, whose wife is cousin of
Mrs; Hendricks, and to-day called at Police
headquarters for social chat and to look into
the police system of the District. He leaves
Tomorrow for Virginia.
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VC-T
Only thirty days, from June 10, are allowed in
which TO file all claims for revision Of Special
Taxes.
continue to give special attention to claims for
allowance account of errors, material, or work
done; also, for special damages.
EDWARD W. WHITAKER,
20S Az street.
Spsci2I Taxes pe id at a discount, ie22-1m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-08-23

AUGUST IA, 1873
Any one who has given any attention to the
subject has noticed that this is remarkabl year,
remarkable on account of its mild and open
winter, Its early spring, its cool damp weather
In carly summer, its torrid heats in July, its
violent and destructive storms of rain, lightning
and wind, and last but not least, its abundant
harvests. Very seldom do we sec SO fair pros
pcct for afull crop of the various kinds of grain,
and at the same tune, reasonably abundant yield
OF fruit The showers of the past few weeks have
kept the growing corn in IL healthy and vigorous
state, and in this vicinity it is looking extreme
ly well. A few miles northwest, however, from
the lack of sufficient moisture, the prospect is
not so good. Our farmers are engaged in thresh-
ing their crops fwheat and oats. Wheat, where
the land was in good condition, is yielding well,
oats are good in quality, though perhaps not so
heavy as last year, as they were somewhat injured
by rust. Considerable blowing has been done in
oat stubble. Corn stubble and clover sod are
rather too hard at present to be properly broken.
"rimc enough yet" says the farmer, and we sub
nit that this goes to prove that he is not the
grumbler some would have us believe, but on the
contrary, as contented as the average of humani-
ty.
The current of events, as n rule, flows peace
fully along, with us. True two of our esteemed
neighbors have had some high words and knock
down, which we sincerely regret, but this being
an exception, only goes to prove the rule, and
the truth of our assertion.
Mr.. r. N. Wiley, on Deer Creek, has completed
MS How suN lllll COHlluClCu lOG ny MI. AlIudII
The mill is said to work in rapid and satisfactory
manner.
j. g. Luckey has decided TO rebuild his barn,
which was destroyed by fire some time since
The contract, we arc Informed, has been given to
David Wilson, who expects to commence forth
with.
DR.. j. w. Barton, near this place, is building
d corn and wagon house. The Doctor has made
great improvements upon his property during
the last few years.
We regret to announce the death of DR.. John
b. Luckey, brother Of j. q. Luckey, ESD, and
formerly resident of this neighborhood, at his
home in Gilmore, Ottowa county, Ohio on Mon.
day, August 9th. The Doctor was comparative
ly young man, and his death renders apparent
to every mind the truth of the Scripture, " In
the midst of life we are in death"
Encouraged by the results of the effort of the
past year, the Society at McKendree NJ. L.
Church intend holding Woods Meeting, in the
grove near the Church. commencing Sabbath,
August 25th, and continuing several days. Help
from abroad is expected and good time looked
for. More Anon. OBSERVER.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-08-23

On last Thursday the 18th inst, Mrs. j. f.
Briney's clothes line was robbed of some yalua
BILE ladies' clothes which were hung out TO dry
together with one or more fine sheets. Suspi
con rested or pointed directly to person in tho
ncghborhood. A search warrant was issued by
Justice Lolln, and placed in the hands of Con
stable George Dnlancy, but nothing was found
Mr.. A. j. G. White and some friends on last
Wednesday visited the "High House," for the
purpose ofspcnding the day in Grabbing. About
. z. NJ, on their way home, as they were de-
sccnding hill near Mr.. Cyrus Osborn's, in tho
darkness, they drove on the side of a bank and
turned the wagon almost entirely up-sde-down
The team consisted of a pair of steady horses
and heavy spring. wagon with bows and cover
The party consisted of Mr.. White, Mr. g. w.
Evans, three ladies and little girl. When the
wagon upset the whole party, baskets, dishes,
ladies', crabs and the child were packed away,
among the bows and canvass of the wagon. AT.
ter some delay the wreck was SO far repaired as
to allow them to proceed homeward. No one
was burt much. L.