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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal
evenue, $264, ,S67.63. customs, $3i4, ,32l. 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
ARLOFC'S GALLERY OF FINE
ID Ants,
1895 Pennsylvania Are,,tse.

pARLOW's GALLERY OF FINE
ID ARTS,
1895 Pennsylvania Arertse.
ON FREE ExH1B1TIoN AND FOR SALE.
Frames IN Russ.a Lsathsr, Fire cut, Velvet
Passepartouts zhd Mats to order.
aod anf flames nS ssss al kinds isr fortrats Laa
scayes, &C.. made 70 order. Old Frsmss Rogilt.
Hps sa and W DS COM
slIver, GiIs ana Gspgsr Wire splan and twlstsd,
Paintings Lined, Cleaned and RsstoTea e By ,
AnwoIk done on tas premises, and guaranteed
'an An parties wishing Wors done by Sending note
By mail viii meet WIN "a HdTpTRg PTGp%gf attention.
A party reprssenting that he has worked TOR me me
IAN S Impostsr, and has neves worked for or with
n. B,.No connection 10Th any other firm.
5000 5000 5000
LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER,
Hansrss. anso, gE2
Nickel, Silver and Gilt, SIT to S24.
TRAVELLING BAGS, SATCHELS, &C., &C.
AZ immense variety OF styles at equally low prices
al the ever popular Factory and Salesrooms OF
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
425 Serenth street sorthresf,
Joining Odd Fellows Hall.
Trunks and Harness thoroughly repaired. and
Trunks covered at low rates. iel4-tr
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Money in American Politics.

That places in Congress are bought with
dollars and cents might be the hassy conclu-
sion OF some people If the appeals which are
made daily upon the republican and demo-
liShed. 1t has often been a subject of wonder
to the uninitiated why a candidate, sure to be
in the minority, is willing 10 go through can.
VaSS, only for the purpose of being defeated :;
why republicans in the south and in the west
consent to run in districts which have the
democratic majorities high up in the thou
SANDS. and democrats consent to run in
republican districts similarly fixed. The
mystery seems to be solved. When struggling
candidate in this position has received nImi-
natlen S he comes straightway to Washington
and gives assurances seemingly as strong as
proof from Holy Writ, that he can be elected if
ne ne can only i, get M some moneyagre enbacks will
weeks the two campaign committees have
been impoItuned to send money into such dis
trlcts; the candidate is anxious, and while
avail to overturn decided majorities, the can
didate is so Solcitous as to breed the suspicion
that II mOneyts given he alone will be the
Denehclary The republican committee is in
receipt OF letters, asking money, from North
Carolina, Maryland, Alabama, Georgia, Mis-
s1sslppi and elSewhere-thOSe which usually
hl sehd solid M democraic delegations to Congress;
whereas The candidates on the democratic
ticket In Iowa. Minnesota, Kansas and such
states make like demands upon the demo.
cratic committee 1t would seem, from read
ing some OF the appeals, that money, after all,
is the Archimedian lever with which major.
tiles are removed.
TIA BOND Of Samuel Hays, postmaster at
ST. Louis, was filed at the Post Office depars-
ment to-day, and his commission issed
IHE OFFICERS AND CREW Of the Spanish
man-Ofwar PizarrO, which fOundered at sea,
have been quartercd ON the U. S. receiving
ship Colorado, at New York. The men have
been supplied with the necessary clothing,
and those, who were sick have been trans
ferred to the naval hospital.
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Burr, charged before United States Commis-
sioner Hallet, at Boston. with having engaged
with others in the capture of the steamer
chesapeake IN the name Of the Confederate
government during the late war. has been
discharged, on the ground that his case was
covered by the general amnesty proclamation
of December 25, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A WOMAN.-The
body the woman found in the Charles river
Identified as that of Mrs. Alice v. Eastman,
daughter of clergyman in Maine, and Wo.
man OF good education and address, No light
has yet been thrown on the circumstance of
her death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

EXPECTED DUEL BETWEEN Two MARYLAND
LAWYERs.-The N. Y. Sun of to-day has a dis
patch dated Baltimore, September q, saying:
for hostile meeting between Mr. Henry Ais,
quith states attorney of Annapolis, and S.
Thomas Mccullough, a leading member of the
par OF Maryland, have been arranged. The
trouble had its origin in personal difficulty
which occurred a few days ago on the cars Of
an Annapolis train. Blows were exchanged,
and although the affair was temporarily
hushed up, 1t was felt by those who knew the
two men that it would not end there. This
proves to have been correct"
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 2A-Payne. IA olden & Co.,
blank book and stationery house. at Dayton,
OHIO, failed yesterday. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, $i0eSa.
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A NEW YORK RoBBERY.-John Corners,
aged 2S, and George II. Brown have been ar.
rested in New YORK for robblng the store OF
Joseph ID: Simmons, optician, of s., ,00o worth
OF opera glasses. on Sunday night. The rob
Dery was perpetrated at hall. past ten O'Clock,
down Broadway directly past the place.
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A SUICIDE PROMPTED BY PRIDE.-At Johns
town, NY, Solomon E. HubbS, As years old,
commercial traveller and a member of high
" respected family of Montgomery county,
NY, was arrested on charge of having OBJ
pretenccs. He was imprisoned in the Mont
gomeIy county jail Thursday night, and COM
mitted suicide about o'clock Friday morn
ing by opening the arteries OF both arms with
a razor. Family pride prompted this act.
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DEADF-HapE SHIRTS.

REEOYAL.--E. CUNSIEGHAM,
= 4b1AkWkLLhs0 hs0wNPRACIIcA- EkTfEH, EE0
hAs removed C 50 7.l street., BET seen and &51
]. slL4k HATS sds % orts- RsmossIiny 81
~ Blk Hasa o speciality saoiB-tr
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
WEST CHESTER.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. lz.-Mr. Kri-
bell, conductor on the West Chester
and Philadelphia Railroad, who was as
saulted on Saturday last at Cheyney, by
tramp, was quite badly injured. The
scoundiel who committed the deed has
been lodged in Media Jail.
Amos Shaner, of fNorth Conventry, met
with a narrow escape from death on Sun
day morning. In taking dose OF med
icince he used he used the wrong bottle,
which contained poison.
The mistake was fortunately discover
ed in time 10 save life, although for a
tune his case seemed hopeless. He has
recovered sufficiently TO be around again
On Sunday last, Charles McNulty wai
arrested for brutally beating his wife
whom he struck aud otherwise injured
McNulty Is a resident u this town, ant
this is not his first offense. He was com
mitted In default Of bail for trial.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
FOURTH EDITION
General News.

VIM. Godshalk has been nominated
by the republicans of the seventh Penn
sylvania congressional district.
The Columbia College boat crew have
declined public reception rendered by
the city authorities OF New York.
A young woman named Rosanna
Crow, residing near Moundsville, W..
Va, hung herself on Sunday last.
One third OF the town of Shasta, CAL,
was burned yesterday morning. The
part destroyed embraces most Of the busi-
ness part Of the place.
Some time during Sunday night the
store of j. Ssephaay, Of Ssaford, Del,
was entered by burglars and robbed OF
$3.50 worth of clothing.
The Jury in the case OF HIP. Robinson,
Philadelphia broker, who committed
suicide on Saturday, returned verdict
of suicide while temporarily insane.
The Governor of Ohio, whose firm
has just failed for large amount, denies
the report that campaign expenditures
crippled the firm. The amount was not
over $4,000,
Louisville Courier-Jou "If we are
toquarrel among ourselves as the success
sion we shall never succeed. The road
before us will be rough enough, God
knows, without piling it with democratic
victims.
Nearly one thousand caIs of wheat, az
gregating about 100000 bushels, were re-
ceived at Toledo, Ohio, during twenty
four hours, ending at noon yesterday, be-
ing the largest amount ever received
there in the same length of time.
Gen. Sherman is going on tour o.
public business, via St. Louis and Oma.
ha, to Denver, Colorado, and Sante Fe
New Mexico, returning via Forts UnioI
and Leavenworth. He will be accom-
panied by Col. A. Med. Cook, abide
camp. fr wr "a r
| A freight train on the Erie railroad raI
over the body of Bartholomew McGrail
near Passiac bridge, N. j., Sunday hight
The head was severed from the body
but as 10 blood flowed from it and th,
body was cold, It is believed to be cast
of murder. a. F-.~ -.&
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
THIRD EDITION.
Harper's Magazine for sep
tember. lS7S.

Harper's Magazine for September, with
two serial stories by Black and hardy,
representing the best work of these two
great novel; ststhree brilliant short stories
by Mrs. e. w. Latimer, Rebecca Hard
ing DAVIS, and Rose Terry Cooke; ora.
matte sketch of thrilling interest by L. b
Aldrich, with three admira tle illustra-
tions by A bbey; humorous sketch py
Charles ID. Deshler, entitled Ao'm: "A
Glimpse of NJ Modern Dixie" illustrated by
Pyle; an illustrated poem. of patherlc ln-
terest, THE Foreclosure of the Mort
gage" by Mrs. L. T. Curbett; other poems
by Ruth Dana aud Harriet Prescott
Spofford; several illustrated articles, COW
ering a variety OF subjects; timely artl-
cles of great apd immediate interest TO
all readers. and the five admirably sus-
tanned editorial dcpartments-is an ex-
ceedingly rich, beautiful, and entertain
ing Number. .-
The opening article, by Clara #.
Morse, entitled "Sheen, the Beautiful"
is an interesting description. with fine
illustrations of Richmond Hill, Twlcken-
ham, with Pope's Villa, aud other
English scenes of poetic aud historical
interest.
DIR. Tomes's paper on "Reformed
Wiesbaden" is a picturesque revelation
to American readers of this famous
lbThdu Iuo CdDltdi iCoOib Va
gam blers. The article is embeliished with
twenty-one excellent Illustrations ol
character and scenery.
W.P. Garrison contributes critiea
hat popular paper on Thowas Bewick-
the farther OF English wooden CRAVING
with an effective portrait and twelve
illustration or reproductions of Bewicks
engravings This article Is especially In
tereeung, following, as it does, the paper
on the "Golden Age of Engraving" IN
the August Harper.
In Mr.. Rideing's paper, "a Spring
Jaunt in Staten Islapd," the aDost pic
turesq que features of that island are port.
rayed not only by the writer's pen, but
also by numerous Illustrations coutribu-
ted by some Of our best artists.
Mary p. Thacher contributes an arti-
Gle on our women reachers, entitled "The
School oi-mistress,n aud Miss Charlottet
Adams treats q sn9ect which rs now one
of great interest, involving the mos
dramatic episode in the history of the
island of Cyprus-namely, the intensely
interesting career Of Catherine Cornaro
the Queen of that island from A. u. l47s
to 1850. NJ 40 N
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
International Association for IA
Uniform system Of Weights
and Measures.

A committee was appointed by the
celebrated London Golden Club, an in
stitution which consists of the celebrated
men of the world, (instituted to bring
about ''peace and good will amongst ma
tions,") to hold an International Confer
ence at Paris, to devise means TO estab-
lish an international system of weights
and measures, SO as to have one weight
and one measure throughout the world.
This committee consists of Earl Fortescue,
Lord Lindsay, M. p, and several other
distinguished gentlemen. Several pre-
liminary meetings were held in Paris,
which were attended, amongst others, by
the celebrated French Senator, Jules ST.
mon, Michael Chevalier, the French
statesman, NJ. Leon Leir, and other cele.
brated statesmen and scientists. Apart
ments in the Palace of the Trocadert
have been secured to hold the Congress
The following letter has been sent Il
City Treasurer Vincent, inviting his co
operation. Accompanying it were copie
of the correspondence that had takel
lplace between the French Government
(through its minister of Agriculture an,
Commerce, NJ. Tesserenc du Bort) an
the committee of the Golden Club. Fror
these letters we publish one TO NJ. Leo
Leir, which expresses the appreciation {
the French Minister 10 the holding of th
Congress. 1t was in French but wa
translated by Mr.. Vincent into Englisl
Here is the correspondence
LONDON, June q, 1873.
= TO FRANCIS VINCENT, ESQ., am d
y rected by the Committee of the Lopdo
lCobden Club to inform you that a confe
d ence under the auspices of the Commi
y sioners of the Paris Exhibition, will |
q, held at the Palace of the Trocadero
>, Paris, on the subject of weights, mea
ures and coins. In order to express I'll
iposiJion, L beg to enclose a COPY of
), correspondence between Earl Fortescu
His Excellency the French Minister
agriculture and Commerce on. Tess,
ence du Bart, Prof. Leon Levi, and
Jules Simm, who has been appointed
preside.
1t is hardly necessary to point out
lyou that an international system
], weights and measures would be of gre
advantage to our foreign trade. 'T
same may be sad with regard to III
form system of coins.
The object ofthe Congress being to d
cuss and diffuse information on the m,
important question, the committee of 1
ICobden Club hopes that this will ha
your cooperation and support.
Letters on the subject are to be addre
ed to A. IL. Brown, Esq, NJ. PIP CIR
vener Square, S. W., Chairman of I
Golden Club sub committee on weipl
land measures and the decimal system
al Icoins. Yours truly,
T. T. B. POTTER,
Honorary Secretary
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING VINE IIlIj
EIPEhS.

There Is curious story about scr.,,
wines which are extensively adverusdp
days. and have only recently been r }
the market. DR.. Undcrhili the wegs,y
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died il !
Some Of his heirs entertained iempe1
views Of such extreme kn!, that tie,
unwilling to allow the stocl, Of Sintshd
hand to be sold or any more 10 be d
The grapes have sometimes been sd
market, and sometimes left to decay
the vines. 1t is only now that the oherl
have succeeded in arranging for settlc|
Of tie estate and the sale Of tht wind
hand. Among these is wine of The vi
Of 1864, described as a "Sweet Union n
but suggesting the Imperial TOkay
than any other European vine, and
wholly unlike any other wire Of Ama
growth. Its purify. age and mcllovne;
remarkable. and both physicians and
fanciers have a special inIerest in it /
Oldest native wine nov accessible in an
adorable quantity. The whole stockhI
hands Of the well-known wholesale 3
house Of the Thurbers.-M Y, u
Nov. Io, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
MINISTRY OF AGRICULrURE AND
COMMERCE. CABINET or THE
MINISTER, March y, 1875.

Monsieur The Senator Commissioner
General of the Exposition has submitted
to me the proposition that you have az
dressed to him, TO effect the opening.
during the duration of the Expo'ition of
1873, of conference upon the question
of uniform system Of weights ana mea-
sures in all countries.
| cannot but applaud the Initiative
that you desire to take, and allow me 70
assure you that we will second your eI'
forts with all our power, being well per
suaded that nothing is more deslrabl.' In
a commercial and scientific point OF view
than the realization of the desires that
you are pursuing.
| remit the proposition to the Commits
sion have instituted TO facilitate the or,
ganzation OF the Congress, to the END
that special space for you may be re-
served.
l beg that you receive, Monsieur, the
expression of my very disintere,ted con
sideration. Tue Minister Of Agriculture
and Commerce,
TEIssERENC Du BORT.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
Rers0nnl.

Col. fl. S. McCoomb and family have
been spending some time at Saratoga
and Newport.
Mr. Staats, one of our trimming and
notion merchants return from Ocean
City on Monday and is now in Chester
county.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
UNPRECEDENTED GRAPE CROP

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-George A.
Deitz, in letter to the Commissioner OF
Agriculture, dated Sacramento, July %,
says: eve have the prospect Of harvesting
the largest crop of grapes ever grown i'll
California, and are taking preparations to
cure 900 tons of grapes into raisins."
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
ANcx Hat Store.

There will be opened this evening at
No. 120 Market street, a new hat and cap
store, which will be styled the "Great One
Dollar Store,o all hats and caps will be
sold for 81. The store will be opened
with brass band. The public are invit-
ed to attend the opening.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
FOrty-One Persons Sentenced "a
Death. - NE

PoRT-AU-PRINcE, Hayti, July GA
change of Ministryihas occurred and a gen
eral uneasiness prevails. General Nord
has not yet appeared. A military tribu-
nal at Port-au-Prince has passed the
death sentence on nine persons who are
prisoners and upon thirty-two who are in
hiding, Generals Taris, Solomon and
Chevalier included
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.
AcAPTAIN OF A VESSEL CHARGED WITT
THE MURDER OF THE MATE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l2.-The bark eray
Eagle, winch arrived here last evening
from Rio, brought Capt. Edwardi s.
Hudgins, late master of the schooner
Maggie f. Gray charged with the muir
der, on the high seas, of his mate, VIM.
Ii. Weaver while OH voyage, from Bal
tmore TO Rio, about the 4th of June.
Capt. Hudgins was sent home by the
United States Consul at Rio, for trial. He
was committed 10 jail by United States
Commissioners Rogers.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
FOOD AT LAST
A Substitute For D R u G S

FOOD is made a curative agent by con-
ccentration and artificial digestion, and it
Is 50 simple In It's application thai The nd.
vice OF Physicians rs not required.
Ihousabds OF recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best m eii.
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best PLY ysicians throughout
the country are DI5CARDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHAkD b LOOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
lying results, permanently relieving all
forms OF Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consum ptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find IN
the use Of this Food sure and speedy re-
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13

The old Wings now control the Demo-
cratic party in North Carolina, and they
fill nine-tenths of the offices under the
State administration. This does not suit
the orthodox Democrats, and many OF
them are declaring themselves independ-
ents, for the purpose Of breaking down
the Wing nomination.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
NEW YoRR. Novamhar On ~

NEW YORK, November 20, 1877.
DR. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the
preparations OF Food Cure, nd feel nanny
70 say they have met my most sanguine
expectations, giving 10 patients long en-
ieeoled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosiAs the needed nutrition
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, M. D., =
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
Tor Women, New York City.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,

BEEF CATTLE were firm this week. and
prices were higher. 1900 head arrived and
sold at \ aGc. for common to prime.
SHEEP were dull and rather lower. 1900
head arrived and sold at 34 acc. for nedi-
um To prime.
HOGS were inactive and steady. 5000
head arrived and sold at 6Xa76c., as to
quality.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13

The above speaks for itself, butw
add that this is the pure juice Of the
neither d,Eggsd, Gqnored nor fOai1ri'
has been ripened and mellowed byi
for medicinal or sacramento PurpO'1
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained lIo7|
of the leading Druggists thFouGh'1
United States, and at wholesale ~
undersigned. who will forward d''1
pamphlet, free of charge on appN''l1
Respectfully etc.,
II. G. F. B. THURBER 4
West B,uaduoay, Reade and HAf"
NEw-YoRN.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13

Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS.
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases u is al most a specific. PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco
namable cause. flnd In this Food o natu.
raj and potent remedy.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
Thirty-four Persons Killed.

NIcoLAIEFF, August IA Russiar
torpedo cutter exploded in the harbol
l;ere to-day, killing thirty-four persons
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13

'For the year past l have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD FLOOD
all ages, from eighteen mo-. tbs 10 eiohtv-
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL IS
by far the most valuable and reliable
Ionic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH, M. ID.
20 Irving Place, New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-13
nervous Debility

which underlies all forms q. Chronic Dis.
ease, Is speedily overcome by the use OF
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