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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average Icmpofaturc yoHterdhy .......... 7Uy
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-13
THE DAY IN OTTAWA

[DY TELEGRAPH TO Tx HERALD.
orrAwa, Ont, yuy 'ig.. 1878.
The celebrations have passed or tO-day Without
single unpleasant incident. About nve of SIX hun
drsd walked In the procession. N'' "0'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-13

THERE IS NO RETURN OF AN ERUPTION
banished with CLAIMS oULPnUR Soar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-13

h W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, the sole manufacturers of genuine
ASBESTOS PAINTS. ROOFING. STEAM Pre- and BofrEn Gov
H..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-13

SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WASTE PIPs-Positive exemption from gases
pctu and without la operation ~ 7oa Bread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

The yellow fever relief fund meeting at Liz.
Coin Hall last evening was not as LARGELY at
tended as it ought to have been. Nevertheless
those present fairly made up by their earnest
ness and spirited efforts what seemed to be
lacking in numbers. Not only were consider
able sums of money and large quantities OF
supplies raised on the spot but such measures
were taken with reference 10 concerted action
IN the future as cannot fail to effect the very
best results, both In collecting and distrib
Nting the contributions of our citizens. TIE
general committee Of fifty appointed by the
meeting represent such elements in commu-
nifty as must command the respect and con
fdence of everybody, and this action on the
Part of the meeting was appropriately sup.
plemented by the committee to-day by in.
creaSing its own numbers so as to Include
women, and some other elements and inter.
eSts not before represented, and in the elec.
lion oil most excellent corps of officers the
selection of the necessary sub-commiftees
composed of the best available material. and
the adoption OF such general and particular
plans of action as will best serve the noble
ends in view. Nothing, indeed appears to
remain now to be done but for everybody to
respond to the calls OF those authorized 10
Solicit and collect money and supplies on be.
half of the organization. There no longer
Exists any valid excuse for every one not CIV
ing something, except the one single good rea-
Son that they have absolutely nothing to give =:
and in order to meet the desire and means of
all, the smallest sums of money and any trans
portable articles OF food, clothing, etc.,-all
OF which are greatly needed-will be thank
FULLY received by the commission and prompt
ly forwarded to points where the suffering
and wants are greatest. Tie whole affair is
In wise and faithful hands, and it is to be
hoped that everything contributed in Wash
lngton Tor the suffering localities will either
De sent through or reported to this agency.
BY the adoption of this course there is abso-
lutte certainty that all contributions will be
Systematically and judiciously applied, so that
every penny will do the greatest possible good.
Furthermore. our city will in this way be able
also to show to the world what she has done
and is doing in behalf of those requiring her
help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
In response to frequent suggestions THE

In response to frequent suggestions THE
STAR v i'll cheerfully tax charge of, and turn
into troy er channels, any sums of money which
ray b. sent to or left at its business office fer
lie benefit Of sufferers by yellow fever.
To ensure proper accountability in the dis
charge of this trust, the sums so furnished
Should in all cases be accompanied by the
names Of their contributors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

According TO an article in the Popular
Science Monthly rubies, sapphires and emer-
aids have been made artifcially by two French
chemists. Clay Is reduced to liquid by an
intense heat and red lead is added. After an
interval Of several weeks the crucible is taken
out and cooled. When the crucible is opened
its contents are found TO consist of two strata.
The first has CLASSY appearance and is CON-
posed mainly of silicate OF lead, the second is
crystalline, containing beautiful crystals Of
argillaceOuS earth in round clusters. These
are colorless as glass and hard enough to
cut rock crystal These crystals are the basis
of the ruby, sapphire and emerald, and only
need the peculiar cOloring that distinguishes
any one Of them to appear as precious stones.
The proper metallic combination. is added to
The fused clay and red lead, and the crystals
have a rosy tinge and ara rubies; or with diff
ierent combinations the crucible yields sap
phires or emeraldS. As there Is no difference
That can be detected between the artificial and
genuine stones, and as the process is inexpen-
Bive, a fall In the price Of precious stones may
BE expected to follow. The diamond, how
ever, still defes production by artificial pro-
cesses, and persons with fortunes invested in
specimens OF this stone have not yet come to
the day which is to beggar them through a dis
covery in alchemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

The first round in the mill between Tilden
and Tammany will soon be fought Governor
Robinson is to decide whether the sheriff,
county clerk and register of New York shall
hand their offices and accompanying patron
age over to the friends of Mr.. Tilden. The
exaction OF fees far in excess of those allowed
by law is the main charge brought against
these officials. MIR. Tilden has decided that
said sheriff, county clerk and register must
90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month a bu,-
Iet1I % all property for sale and rent NV no Ks
WHICH can be had on application a. my once, or
will be Sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
~, 900, 81 eco at per cent. sapll tr
FOR SALE .u,,,sv
fronting rron Judiciary Square. Ad ireae Prs.
Cfice Boz 664. SEMI Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
DRY GOODS.
HoUsEKEEPING AND FALL DRESS

Wetnvlte the attention ~ our friends, custo-
mers sno strangers 10 our ,arier an comp cts
stoCk q Foreign and Domestic Dry q DoiS, now
ofinr OF eE -, IN more attractive styles hsttsr
O. slitiss and lower prices IN an ever. An iaspsc
q, Il q OR 81 CT sDd CON, SriSoa % ,Tloss II
81 ectfr lly solicited. Al orr goccs are selected
prh he preslest care, and warrant d first caSs IN
quality, colo lng s3c d. .gn. beautiful q Iinst
i aCk sir - 81 50, would lie good NAue 81 81 IS,
s k-faced We vet 81 30 Ter yard snd NJ; 3 (s
yard etde) Rlesched Cotton, 20. Ter I'd yari
" lie Cotton finished like linen, 7-c +: X agent
Button ktc Cloves, ~. IS; Linen Crash, s.. yard
and M: Clsrks hest go yard pool Cotton, SC. 90
I" finest grades: al Linen TO$.ls 81 per dcE, 60
finest ST des; Linen and Cotton piapsr, 81 pieos
snd Up: WI tie Flannel IL &c. and up; aud con-
plete line or other desirable pods eQL ny cheap.
Cal eariy. RRODHEAD 4 GO s.
sspi0-tr $50 Pa. are. let. 9ih and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

The unwelcOme fact has recently been de-
veloped in New York tn, of all the milk
which comes TO thu city from one of its larg
est sources Of supply-twenty four hundred
quarts daily,-not single pint is pure and
fresh from the COW. Every drop Of it has been
SKINNED. There is reason TO believe, further
more, that nearly all the milk reaching the
city frcm any quarter has been subjected to
the same RECOMMENDATIONS robbing 1t of fully
one-third of its nutritive element. Just how
much the bulk of what remains is increased
by the addition Of water can Of course never
be known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

Gen. Butler Is now engaged in capturing
delegates to the Massachusetts democratic
state convention. and when the republican
caucuses are held his friends will be equally
active in them. Ex- Congressman TarbOx has
come out for Butler. and the Boston demo-
cratic delegates following the example of those
from Lowell and Randolph have declared for
him. Viewing these strawS in connection
with the national vote in Maine, the General
manages to keep cheerful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

The New Hampshire republicans have nomi.
mated for governor brick maker in prefer
ence to lawyer. This fact may be taken as
an indication OF the drift OF political opinion
generally on the subject Of available candi-
dates Gen. Head, the nominee, is popular
with the masses. will draw largely from the
soldier and temperance elements and is ex.
pected to run ahead of his ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
To Correspondents.

Let'e rs should be addressed to the Editorial or
usipesa Manager OF The STAR, according to their
tenor, aud rot to any Individual name. Otherwise
BeDce, eLc.
Check etc., should In al cases be made payable
10 the o. der OF THI EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CONPAsY,- not to that of any Individual,
AcAnOnymOus communications not read: re-
1ected riaHus cripts not returned preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
DRJPERTY FOR RENT,
l. BY b. o. HOFFMAN,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10TH AND $50. n. ".

EOh}IEhI1 FOh KENT,
L By 3. o. HOFFMAN,
Zeal Estate Agent and Aucionoer.
1OTH AND $50. n. ".
Eleg' mt Furnished House, NJ st...n......S so o.
ruILiSh, House, st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 Gu
aS1o New + OK 8vo. Il. W., Is ru)n,e fGrn. l5J
9S0 "a. ava. a. w., 10 rooms. ...........>. .c0 o.
aS1O rem. ave. q. w.. business house. 49,. 100 o.
~. !Stn st. q. w., 18 rooms, mod. iMpS. Is %
9a! LIN st. n. W.. Ii rooms. mod. inps..... Is o.
I5!1 st. NV. 10 rooms, mod. inlps. ..... IS o.
1!4O IA ave. NV, IL rooms, mod. impS.>.. Is O
0lD &c 81. NV, ~ rooms. mod. fmpS. 1870. 80 90
4o4 81. n.v.s 10 rooms mod. imps.....>.. 10 OC
Sl1 IN 81. Nv, rooms, mod. imps So OC
Sa0 Ith 81. NV, 0roOms mod. imp5 100000. IS 90
81 Mh 81. NV, roons mod. tmps. 49,. IS 90
Szo 1In st. n.W., rooms mod. imps ........ IS 90
a6S oth st. NV, 10 rooms. mod inpa. ..>.. 30 OC
~ lst st. s.e., rooms, mod. imps .....>.. Is 90
~ Mo- ave. sW.s rooms, mod. iMps. ~. 36 90
TX MO- ave. &. w., B rooms, mod. imps. 25 90
u9 Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mod impe.... 20 90
II Carroli g. g. e., rooms, mod. imps..>. % 90
aSUo !on ST. n w., rooms, mod. imps. Il 20
- ST. SW, rooms. ...- experimentation. IL so
6!x tenn. ave. n W., large sore. 125 90
!4S new OK ave. n. W.. store. 70 90
14zo NeW 1ork ave. q. ". store. ID 90
ME trent ONCE room. $40 = st, n.w...... % 90
Once rooms at 1419. 1923 and 1925 New York
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS In every section of the city at
prices TO suit the times, and terms that will suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
elseWnere. sept II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

LAS light as cork" or ito float like corkn
Will not do as SMILES any longer. Deer's hair
is only one-ffth as heavy as cork and expert.
1nent has proved its marked superiority as a
Iaaterial for the construction of life preseryers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
VCST RECEIVED AT
81 NINE. L. N. HINCKLEY'S,
III Market Space,

a fun supply Of
NME. DEMOREST'S PATTERNS
fer tie Fall and W inter Portfolios, and What to
DRFssMAKlNG In all Its branches. sep11-2
Va FUND.
LAGER BhEB
ON FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER Is, 1878,
III he appropriated for the relief Of the Yellow
low Fever Relief Com mission
All are invited to call.
sspu-ss Mes, 431 and ga III Ct. =, ;cy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

To Traveller and Residents Abroad.
Tn EVENING STAR will he found on file NJ the
follow T. 2 places, where 81, advertisements anu
ss.fscri-tiOrs viii be received:-HenJy r. Gll1g
70, - Strand, Chsrirg TOSS London; CnarieS
II-rtuirk lib boulevard Magenta, ana N. l.
er.,id once. 81 Avenue De lOperA. Paris.
To AdveTtiserD.
Advertisers are requested to send In their an
1uD cenents early In the day rs possible and In
= caset before IL clock N. The insertion In the
san csy's issue of those reaching the ONCE after
tbs, z our c.nnot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

OEOOND ~ CLOTHIN8.-The only p,ace 1.
- the city to dispose Of Secondhand Clothina
Watches, Guns, Pistols. &C., at . fair cash pric6
n ct the original HERZO6'A
0O0 9th street, near Penn Syenua.
By calling ct or addressing the above number.
orders promptly atteoded b. waEO-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
W. VI. SHUSCER SONS are n1w receiving
their new y ALL GOO 3, aad would call partica-
lsr attention t. their very large AMI elegant sssort
ment Of u ack and Colored Dress ks elegant new
sly lie Bourettes and Suitings In great vsrie y: In
PIN Mourning Coos OF IN very best Y IaliIy al
newest fahrtQu-s, comprising nenrletta Cloths.
Cashneres. Delaines Cancels Hair cloths. Crsrs
t.oihN BomhaznoS, Black Eng,ish Grapes AMI
Craze Vel 5. sc.
Las les wishing a very superior GRAPE VEIL
viii find In our assortment une line W eNu. size
sDd QuS lily niIds II o.3sr IA ENgl Ind, which are
superior ~ any We have offered.
fe-oNE PRICE ONLY.
". NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
sat" 81 Sf9 psaHa ar,.He.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
nR J. ID. BARNES HAS REMOVAD to No.
* zI36 Pennsy ivania avenue. Office Hours 8
OSam, to p.m., to pm. seI6 2w.
nR. THEO. HANsMANN,
REMOVED from 723 b street NV.
auRSl- " To No. 724 18th street a. ",
MRS. &. r. BERRY, 500 Bib st., 10 . powerful
VA Ad0nettc Healer. Instantaneous cures are
frequent Consultations free. Neuralgia Rheuma-
Ilsln and fenAle Diseases are speaaltee. aul-lnl'
n N. DUTTON, ArcA0sct and 1ng1n1ey
" has removed to BIG + street warner Build,
lng.l Bridges Roofs and general Iron Work dc.
sl9Hoo, estimated and contracted fog ct loweA
taCee. 1y6-U
nR. :. h. JOHNsTON, gr1duate Of the Penn.
Il syiv1niA College OF Dentai Surgery,
PniadelphiA nth 1e Year, experience.
Once over Ballantyne's bookstore, l8 7th S0H
st. NV. Dentistry In all IT. branches, Gold an.
i ng specisY; gag administered; nothing bur
DomeI, 18th and H sts. NV: VIM. Bailantyne 4
oon. 20 1Lo 81. a.w. 1s8 30
nR. T. II. tai SOFT, De.xNI, .-
u Rem0yed to southeast corner tn andg ~
= streets northwest Teeth inssFtad V7
per set ny@-y
Dkrsov.D r. Ss e. g. .rxzx -
msil-i. 'vs. Thompson q Drug Store,
nR. DUk Z, Ds~ttst, lR8 7th strees southveu
- ootNeeI u and I streets. Beautiful
sets Of Teeth p: Teeth nlled, u; Extaot-
nG Without pain. 20 osnts. IN opesst1ooS 6~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
ElASHIONABLE MlLLMKRY.

Mrs. G. " SMITH having lust returned from
the FALL OPe NIN6S, and having on IN j..
and II assortment Of New York, Balti-SSS62
friends and patrons to call. Having been &SS
connected with some Of the best Millinery EstAb-
nshments in this ard Baltimore City, feels sure
she viii give satisfaction. CAN and see.
sepe toc,lo. e1s 9th f.. oS .; + f:tsot osca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. 4. BURFORD, 7O6 L street.

1hree-stOTy Brick Houses for Sale
Special bargains are offered In two-story press
brick Houses, with and rooms, and all modern
Improvements; $50 or $50 cash balance In smail
monthly pay menrs, or to suit purchaser
For Rent.
ia 6a st.. brick 81, mod. imps. g
1870 Goth st., frame, ID
To LOAN.-$3. 600 to loan, In one or two sums,
st per cent. Apply to
WIN. 4. BURFORD,
1e28 Real Estate Broker, 7O8 It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
PERSONAL. -

MADAME ROSS, AstroLogtst and Healing
N1 Medium can be consulted as usual 1t 201 D
street, corner OF I'll, NV. aug7-1y
1OhN PATCH, sos 10th ct. NV, 8 An. to 10
- p.m, reports ~ to responsibility Of people with
Of real estate and Hens thereon Searches
Tor Ehstfe' Trusts, u. Examines Titles. 1y11-2m'
A sTROLo6lsT.-Hn. Dr.. ELLD. sO6 Penn.
"a s{lv1ni1 avenue. II you would know the truth
, consult the DR. In IN things. O@no hours nom
An 10 pm Apl8-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

- Restores manhood and the vigOr OF youth I'd
the most shattered constitution In f6uf weeks
FAILURE 1HPOSeIBL1. This life-Fo6torinR romo
dy should Do taken By AL about 70 marry, 81 Who
have become weakened from excess or any other
cause. success IN every case Is certain n that
water quenches thirgt. . Per ca0e. S0lo XRenf
Dr.. jos. JACQUES, I, Univer0iI Place NeT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
uoUsEFURNIsBING GOoDs,

HotSEEURNISBIN GOODS.
We invite special -tention Of purchasers 10 orr
ful q complete stock OF HOCSEFURNlSdlN Nc
GOODS. which We have last received and VII ca
we an pn paiel 20 offer 81 yery low prices. vlE:
Nminsier, Moqustte, Wilton, Body Bru Ssels
TAPESTRY Brussels and Ingram Carpets ia ali IhS
new designs; Rings, Mats and Floor Drugge.s ia
graf variety: Raw SILKS. utes French and Eng
ish CretoDn-s: fringed Jute Curtains something
teN ace Curtains In al grades al styles.
An Inspection or ou- stock is SO icited.
HOOE, BRO. & CO.,
sep.-ly 1898 r 81. near Ebb.tt HOUSE,
FALL DHf GocDs AND CA@PECs.
Opening 2co pieces Dress foods, II ; 20 Csc.
Best line sl-wooi Csshaleres an city q. saving OF
10 TO l5C. ward IN price.
BiscE siks, 62, rs, 81, 81, 81 p 70 s.: cheap.
Ladies and children 5 Hose Al low prices.
WOO FlannelS, IL :, Is, %, -, 10 best goods.
Cantor Flsnneis &c. up.
Men and hoys' GaSsimeros in bargains
Cheapest House In City OF White Blankets, El.6J
~. Brussels At cost 70 close ont; 1sc. TO 81:
hest Tapestry Ingra!us, 81 ,; sold elsewh ere,
ell. lnglsinS, 70, 81 81, a.. %, &c hargsins,
/. y. NAUDAlN.
SCI 4tr 700 Market Sfl1nA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

= r~rooe sscofn Dolly Circulation orer
s,SeO-befN0 q much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
fh''t Of nU the other daily S0pers In the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11

NOR RENT-By ThOs j. MYERS, Real Estate
II Agent, l21e st. u.x
lore Room andC Ia. IUe4 s.rset
s-story Fran elo q - t.ops., 10 rooms.
vo Frames r .7.2a,d TIA % street,
2-stor: Brick 11Is 49,. Vi. u " =, mod ,mps., Z r.
Frame House, 3os ~ h st. n. W., 10rs., mod. imps
s-stors Brick, LIZ 1t. nv. rs all mod. lin
4-st ~ Brick. 4'6 1th 1t . Ii rooms, mod. imps
BI1ck House, LOCO r street northwest. "a rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
Il BY =. Il. SMITH,
ReAl Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building.
Corner of 8th and streets.

3092 st. NV, le rooms, mod. imps. .....Sl00 90
6Sl 18th st. NV, II rooms, mod. imps. 80. 20 90
l1lb Nth st. NV, Ii rooms, mod. imps.... 90 on
LIS 81. W., 10 rooms, mod. impS........ Is 90
~ % st. NV. u rs.. mod imps. ........., 81 90
L. 81. NV, 1roOms, d. d impe........ IS 90
1850 st. NV, rooms. mod. imps.... Is 90
2Oh and SITS. n: W, 10 rooms, mod. imps.. 20 90
i6A1 81. NV rooms, mod. imp6. 1900. Is 90
8O6 81. Me-, 3 rooms, mod. tmps......... IS 90
10 st. Me-, rooms, mod. ;mps. ......-. 30 90
- 1th 81. &c.. 7rOOms., mod tmps......... Is 90
~ n ass ave-. e.. rooms, m d. fmps.... IS 90
'32 Mass. ave. Q rooms. MOI. imps..... Is 90
OUo ID 81. NV, Ii reOn,s mod imDS.... 55 90
Houses and Lots for sale In al. parts OF the city
Money to Loan In sums to suit, at Z. 8 and 10 per
,ont. an0oT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
TIA b L z W Az e.

HoUsEKERPERs fitting out can hnd al they ne
Quire At our store, both for DINING RoOM@
and KITCHEN In CHINA, CROCK cry, m
GLASSWARE, ClFTLERY, PLATE b RM
MAREand HOCstFURNISHtN6 GOODS. -
OF BEST quality, ct Low PRICES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-10
TKOUBLE IN 1 B0IRDISG HoUsE.
And Two Gases for IA Hrookiyu Police Justice
that Grew Out Of IL.

Mrs. G. Craig arranged two months ago 81
iAkc the house at ~ RAcson street Bruokl, M.
Henry }. Ciprl'J. broker VI tins cN, " board Nj
'ppcN and his wife, and gay some rnt In addition Mrs
'ral. moved m with her daughter and AMI the most
rordiai relations eAiftcd b'~rcn the two families Tor
lew days Whsnlt zane to the tine to sign the Agre.
msnt there Was dspae about claus. which provided
that Mrs CTag could be dispossssed GA hcen days
tee and as Mr.. Craig would net ,gn the lease m tins
shap the houS suddenly be anne too small for the twn
iAnilirs. and ~ ite.ng Ma RAM ant one nisht whc
tnssNcre an tins shape Miss ClVno Graz ho
cautious footsteps On the stairs lerIe through the key
hu, and snW VI tliIVl steal softly Co., AMI enter Ia,
room VI harlcs T. llilhrs ~ buar'eT ~ sue hOu,e A
lew day dltrNaT sle Nsfod $40 WHICH she had con
Ctatd under mat IN hol ROOM Then sho tld Nj
inFhcs what She mad seem tn he sad tat he hAd been
missing cigar. ant tU ar,u for sume tine He trrn~od
,plcS OF having tai, iliDin AMI when the Ftrr de-
uird H. iushes told hin thai bee led There WAS scn
u' AMI 'i1phy 'lt,lnih- 'No''r bl.',d II on level
Nlih liu- NJ, head and seemed ready 10 mr. as hV
NtrrpoWttt lusltV- tuustd ne arrest aud Mr.. Crt
obtained warrant Tor 10th Cllpley ana hi Wiic lur
n,inF violent abusive and ind,tcnl ans uase toward
her
The cases were before Ju.ucc Riiy Yesterday, but
ware az oufn,d. A. the def ndant- wtic not ready
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-10
Co.IL MINERS on srRIKE
Trouble In the shnm"kin Wesien-rhe Molly
haguires' fnnurnce Fen.

DUNrLLEN. n. j., Aug o. A mum Der Of
the operatives II the VI neral Railroad Miners
Company. Of which Harry Davis il the mana
ger. have struck work
The striking colltrcs are in the Shamokin
region. As far az has been aeerrtainod there
has been Lo riotpua demonstration. but ~ the
situation is procarOus there IL possibility
that the l"as, ndlscrcct movement might pre-
ciIitate q collision. II II said that Charles Par
IRISH. President 81 the LrniGh and Wilkesbarrc
Coal Company. which is an offshoot VI
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey one of the
principal coiu carrying companies OF the rOun-
try, positively asserts there will h, no trouble
other than what the situation Indicated Lust
night. unlrrs some unexpected inIudiciOus in
iuencr shonld b. brought L. bear upon the
minars OF the Wyoming region. Mr. Parrish
~ the representative OF the coal and aiiroud
Interests Of TIE Wyoming basin has endea.
VOIed by kindness aud librrhlity to ,onciiate
the miners ana lahorrrs and. II Is said. IL sun
willing 10 make any satisfactory ARRANGEMENT
beyond agreeing 10 the 30 per cent. increase Of
wages, as demanded by the miners ut the En-
pir" SHAFT.
There is prospect at no late date. ~ aggra-
waited disorders. In the outlying districts
where tho Molly Mcguire element has influence
there are Indications Of trouhl0us times.
The Central Railroad IT New Jersey is busly
engaged IN putting large quantities 4 nnthra-
rite on the s"ahonrd markets. II Is believed
that this ~ pcinp done IN anticipation Of trouble
On the part OF the miners and laborers.