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POst-Omce Dr0lleries.

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following. Almost any post-ofiics clerk
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African Sassa- Wood Ordeal.

a Yet another terrible institution Of be-
deviled Western Africa 10 the sassa- wood
ordeal. If any one is sick or in great
trouble in native town, then it ia clear
that some one has bewitched him. And
now, to find out who has done the dread.
full deed the devil-man is summoned.
As soon a. his approach is heralded, the
women flee for their lives to cover. The
Satanic representative begins his howl.
ings, goes through bis incautations, and
at length fxes the dread Odium on some
doomed fellow. If he denies the crime
and protests bis innocence, almost the
only way In which he can clear himself
Is by passing through the poisonous Or.
deal. The devil.doctor prepares the cal
sbash or gourd of sassa-wood decoction.
whose poisonous intensity will be grsdus-
ted according to the intensity Of the doc
tors fse.ings. All things being ready, The
accuser and the accused, sod pretty much
the whols town. repair % some cleared
spot Of the neighborhood. Al the center
a The ring the victim cosGssses - gen.
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he. ,WoHT LEcTuRE.-"James," said
his wife, the other morning, IS she twist
ed her back hair In front of the glass, do
you intead lecturing this winters" There
Vas : warning sound 10 her voice, whaeh
wasn't improved by reason Of the six hair
pins which she held between her teeth.
"Weli, T don't know, !" replied the DAN
bury humorist, hesitatingly; Il thought
maybew-- $50 t-A z
.;James Montgomery Bailey" inter
rupsed the lady, In sombre-sised voice,
and pansing in her occupation, ''iet ne
tell you nos, that ] voa't bear word Of
il. I've heard Of fhese good-looking Iec-
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n. De Lesseps and the Dsrien Canal.

At recent meeting of the Paris Acad-
envy Of Sciences paper was read BY N.
de Lssseps, in which some further par.
ticulars are given of the proposed canal
across the Isthmus of Dsrien to connect
the Atlantic with the Pacific Ocean. The
lire advocated by NJ. de Lesseps, starting
from the Pacific coast, ascends in the
first place the river Tuyra IS far IS the
island of Piriaque or Alligetors. From
this point . straight cutting, III, 300
metres long, connects the Tuyrs with the
Cnucunaque, near the point where the
Tupisa flows into this latter river. The
line then ascends the Chucunsque for
II, 400 metres; then, turning to the north
east, it continues up the valley Of the
Tiati, tothe point where, for reasons Of
economy, it would be preferable to make
a tunnel rather than continue deep cut
ting. This tunnel passes to the south Of
the peak of Gsndi, under the remarkable
ridge from which on the one side On arm
Of the Tuquesa, the Tupisa, AID the Tiati
dow down towards the Pacific, and on
the other the Tolo and the Acsnti to the
Atlantic. On emerging the canal con-
tinues through an open cutting about ten
kilometres long, down the valleys of the
Acanti and Tolo to the deep waters Of
Port Gandi. The probable length Of the
tunnel Ii estimated at between thirteen
and fourteen Kilometres, and the cost Of
making the whole canal at coo, O00, 900
francs. Since the reading Of the paper
surveying party, under the command of
Lieutenant Wyse, Of the French Navy,
the officer who commanded the expedi-
ton which made the preliminary survey
last year, has sailed from 81. Nexaire 70
complete the work then begun.-Pau
Hal Gazette, December 1.rlS
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The Krupp Gun Superseded.

1t appears to be BY no means unlikely
that the celebrated Krupp gun, with
which the whole of the German artillery
is at present armed, will be superseded,
if not Immediately, at all events before
very long, by another weapon. Expert
msnts have, it is well known, been lately
made In the foundry at Spandau with
bronze-steel, prepared by the Uchatius
method, and these have been 80 successful
that, according to the Berlin correspondent
of an Austrian military paper, the inspec-
tion-general of the German artillery has
definitely decided to adopt it as ma
terial for the manufacture of ordnance,
and, in the first instance, has ordered
several siege guns to be made of the
uew compound, the secret of the prepa-
ration of which appears to be now very
generally known. The guns which are
to be thus manufactured are to have Q
calibre of twelve centimetres, but will
be superior to the Austrian pieces with
the came bore, e arrangements will he
made, to allow larger charge Of pow
der to be used. In well.informed cir
cles. the correspondent adds. the con-
struction of these guns is looked upon
rs the first step toward tho complete sub-
stitutipn of bronze steel for steel ordnance
in the German army. Mean while, ex.
ceedingly satisfactory experiments have
been made on the range at Steinfeld,
near Vienna, with two recently construct
ed fifteen centimetre bronze-steel guns.
The Austrian minister Of war, the presi-
dent Of the technical committee, General
Uchatius and large number of artil-
lery officers were present on the occasion,
and excellent practice was made with
the new weapons at the 1000 metre range.
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ENcE.-Victoria always is q good deal
spoken about. It il said that she, and
none other, untxngled the ravelled skein
between the Prince and Princess of
Wales, who are now 90 much together
and apparently 20 veil content with each
other that the lady must have relinquished
(if she ever eatertaised) the intention Of
going u Copenhagen for an indefinite
period. The Qaean regulates and disci-
piines her children, jase = n they were
still boys and girls. Here 10 Q recent in
stauce: Prince Leopold, Who y over
twsoty-fcar years aid, hss besa speuiiag
ths satuma In 6coelasd. HIS siiGhssss
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RUSSIA AND TuRKEY.-The following
extracts from the "Table Talk of Ma.
poleol l." are extremely interesting 1t
the present moment: zone day." Napo-
leon said, II could have shared the Turk
ish Empire with Russia; we have dis,
cussed the question moro than once.
Cons.sstinopis always saved it. This
capital was the great embarrassment
the true stumbling block. Russia want.
ed it. and I could not grantit. Itsis to-
precious key; it 10 alone worth ~ Elm.
pire. Whoever possesses II can govern
the world" "All the Emperor Alexan-
der's thoughts," said Napoleon at St.
Helene, "aFe directed to the eonqucst Of
Tsrksy. We hsve had mssy dissussions
about it. At frst his proposal pleased
mo. bscasss I thought Il would enlight
en- the void to drive those brutes, the
Turks, OF Of Esrope. Bat vhsa ]
reascssd upaa lie cousqssnes. and saw
vhat . tssmsadcas weight a power il
void give % RsssiA. - secoass al
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-04
GEORGETOWN.

AWFUL DEATH OF A MILLER.-YeSterday
altefnooD, about D clock, a milWrignG named
CHRISTIAN SlgmEn, employed ia Herr & Cis-
SeliS mill, on Grace street, foot of Potomac
street, while about to Oil the machinery run
ming the boiling chests, was caught in the cog
vEheels and feariully crushed. The passage TO
by cogs; the floor is also more or less slippery
from the droppings OF the oil, and it is sup
posed that Mr.. Slgmun slipped and was caught
by the wheels which seized his clothing and
dragged him to his awful death The agoniZ
ing screams OF the dying man were quickly
heard, and the mill was shut down, but not
before his lett side was horribly mangled. The
merclless ccgS had so grasped their unfortu-
nate victim mat 1t was necessary to pry the
wheels open to extract the body. which, man
ged, qulvering and bleeding, was laid upon a
mattress and carried below. Drs. Louis aud
James M. Mackall, Kleinschmidt. and ShekeIIs
had been sent for, and were quickly at hand,
but their services were of little avail. The left
arm OF the unfortunate man, crushed to a
ShapeleSs mass, was almost torn from the
socket: The flesh from the left side was torn
from the body, exposing the ribs and left lung,
making an opening about eight inches in
depth. The shoulders and back were crushed
and cut to the spinal column. while the feet
and hands were shapeless mass. The sufferer
nyed in lndescribable agony for three hours,
when he gasped his last breath, at 80 p. M
Inc body was sewn up as well as could be, and
takef, and was sent to his late home, No IS
Prospect street. Mr.. Sigmun was IS years OF
age, and leaves widow and one child. He
was man OF unblemlshed character, and was
universally esteemed and respected.
GRAIN.-Arriyed by canal-B0at Loudoun,
with $3.50 bushels wheat to Hartley & Bro, aud
W. ~, bushels do; O. to II; NJ. Talbot; boat NJ. c.
hay To j. q. y j. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
ch&Ege to-day, i.9J bushels wheat, with sales
as follows: 3t3 bushels at 1921 l. 20 az l0l - 355
10IlH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-04

Morris returned BY the executor First and
nnai account OF W. c. Stone. administrator OF
estate OF OTTO Richter, approved and passed.
guardian OF Anna M. CasteIl, approved and
passed.
POLICE CoURT-J,,dge Smell
Yesterday, after our report closed, James
a. Rockwell, assault on George Sloan; so.
Robert johnson assault on John Lancaster;
s. or 10 days. John Phillips. larceny of groce.
ries: 10 days in jail. Washington Addison,
Mcdonald, assault on Henry Wells: s.. 10
sephine West. assault on Jennie Harris; S..
Today Geo. Holmes, charged with obstruct-
ing the street with building materials; judg-
for being loud. Edward T0Omey was fined 5
Tor throwing stones in the street. Samuel
Young was sent down to the workhouse as a
Vagrant, being suspicious person without
any visible means OF support. Henry +. Wood,
a coal dealer, was charged with selling coal az
light weight. Officer King testified that he
sire street, and ON driving it to a scale found the
was not intentional-he had been selling coal
crepaney was too great-these mistakes were
lowest lowe fine-slo; Wm: E; Allen. assault on
CorneIia Purdy; $40. Frank Hobbs, larceny
of umbrella {; s.. Margaret McClain, threats;
personal bonds required.
A CAR CoNDrCToR CHARGED WITH LARCENY:
Sidney 5. Jones was charged with the grand
larceny OF S45. Complainant (hirS. JohnSon)
testified that she had the money when she got
In an Avenue car, No. 90; when she got out
she missed it. jones was the conductor When
she discovered the loss she went to the con-
ductor. He handed her the pocket-book. with
the remark that If anything was gone he was
not responsible for it, as it was handed to him
by gentleman. He refused to go to COM
plainant's house and be searched but said ne
would 60 to his own house and be searched
Detective CoOmes testified that after he ar
rested Jones, defendant said the pocket book
was given to him by the person who found Ii,
but he couldn't tell whether it was lady or
gentleman: Mr.. Young, dong business at No.
4tI Pennsylyania avenue testified that he saw
a: pocket book picked up in the car by a lady
similar to the one lost by Mrs. Johnson. which
she ha uded to the conductor. Mr.. keefer, for
the defence, carpenter, residing Oh l street
southeast, was on car 80 when the pocket book
was found. 1t was given to the conductor
who put it in the lamp-bOX. Subsequently the
conductor asked witness to be d witness to his
opening the pOcket-b0Ok. 1t was opened and
found to contain no money. The Judge dis
missed the case. with the statement that no
evidence had been adduced to convict the de-
PENDANT of larceny.
CHARGE OF KEEPING A GAMBLING HOUSE.
The case OF Thorp, charged with keeping a
common gaming table on + street, between
9Th and 10Th, which was continued over from
yesterday, was called up. After argument the
case was sent to the grand jury and bonds
fixed at $500
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CITY ITEMS.

IMPORTANT HAT ANNOUNCEMENT
Fifth Avenue style Silk Hats, 81 and s.:
Newest shape of stiff Fur Derby's, s. to g:
Splendid stock of fine soft Felts. $50 to s.:
Gents fashionable stiff Wool Hats, 81, $l.25,
Mems soft Wool working Hats, So 75c ST.
fSWe have now in store $50 dozen boys
and children's dress and school Hats NEW
Styles, at lower prices than have ever been
quoted before for the same grades Of goods,
W., 5gc, 15c:, 81, for first class goods; no
trash; Lewis Popular One Price Hat Store"
$40 9TH street, between and x.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND that Lodi1'c'S Head
ache Specific not only cures headache, but pre-.
vents 1t coming on. Price 80 cents.
No MAN OF REFINEMENT uses inferior per
fumery, for the simple reason that no woman
this country the toilet outfit of a gentleman is
considered incomplete without bottle OF
Murray d LuNnoae's Florida Water
NOIsELEss PARLOR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlor shooting, from S. ZIP. Bazaar COS 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
DARE NOT TO TR1FLE WITH CoUaH.-It is
inviting death, when safety is within reach.
tation from the windpipe, relieve the difficulty
OF breathing with Rdte's Honey of Horehound
ond Iar. =, few doses will effect perfect cure.
one minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
DIR. HARTLEY's GREAT REMEDY FOR Ca
w. b. Entwisle, corner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Ask your druggist for it and
take no other.
MULTTUDEs of people require an Alternative
to restore the healthy action of their system
and correct the arrangements that creep into
1t. SarsaparillaS were used and valued, until
several impositionS were palmed Off upon the
pubhc under TINS name. Ayers SarSa parittd
Is no imposition.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs Wins
10to's Soothing Syrup has been used for Chill.
dren. 1t c0rrects acidity of the stomach, re-
HeveS wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrh9a. whether arising
from teethiug Or other causes. An old and
weil-tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui
ferers. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Puiyermach
er'S Electric Belts the grand deSideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal with par
ticulars mailed free Address PuIvermacher
Gaivanlc Co., New York city. 6,25d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMsN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta Adjustment, No 500 G street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European Invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled bv those
not possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $50 window. Wool blankets
from 30 cents TO 81 q pair, by cleaning num-
Der a reduction In price. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
efectualy from any article, and careful press
inggives them an appearance as il newly made.