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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

fTnh Arenne HoteI-E. J. Reed NJ. p, Of London ;
Senator Bsrnum OF Connecticut General george A.
Sheridan OF louisiana and Milton NJ Price, OF ST. Louis
Clarendon Hote-Y de Messner Second Secretary OF inc
Russian Legation at Washington. hotet brHnso,ehI
Count @. CALI Italian Consul az Phiadelphia
Hoe-Genera H. Robertson. Of Tennessee, and captain
Kennedy, the steamship Germanio Breooorf
w. ROWse, Of Boston, tbemdTe HotsIsaac r. h.oh
OF Kansas James Hotet-Depuiy secretary OF state
George Moss OF Albany. -4Sfor H0use-W ~
Of Buffalo StuTtepdn HOUe-Lieutenant Louis Kingsley
x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
MIsTAKING POISON FOR LAGER-BEER.

Miss Sarah E. Fuller, of No. 20 BOnd-st,
an engrayer on wood, kept quantity Of transfer
fluid in her place. IN lager-beer bottle The fluid Is
cyanide OF potassium, a rank poison. Maria King, a
cOlored servant was seized with THIRST yester
day She esped the bottle, and thinking IT contained
beer gulped down some OF the contents. Feeling the
acid burning her mouth che made great cutlery and
emetics were administered The was taken 70 her
home at No 21S WOOster-st, where her condition last
night was critical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
MrNNEsorG's WHEAT CROP DAMAG ED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 14.-Solicltude is
becoming general in regard to the condition Of the
wheat crop IN this State Continued rains, with wind
and sultIy weather between, create fears Of
damage both from lodging and rust The un-
favorable reports como from South, near the Iowa
line few counties however report the crop In splendid
condition. The dispatches from the northern counties
OF uniformery gloomy representing she plant
badly damaged by lodging, blight and rust Inc har'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

Joseph Silver, aged thirty, of No. III
Cherry-st who attempted suicide July II by cutting
his throat and jumping from second story WINDOW
died at the Chambers Street Hospital at 1870 D. NJ yes
tppdo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
DELEGATES TO THE GENEVA CONFERENCE

Among the passengers for Glasgow by the
steamship Ethiopia which sailed Saturday were forty
seven delegates International Conference Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, which will be held
next month at Geneva. The object OF the conference Is
to establish effective relations between the various
branches OF the association. Among the delegates were
the Rev. George A. Hail. Richard Morse, the general
secretary OF the association, Thomas X Cree Ersine
Uh w. L. Quiunell, Gilbert Colgate Sidney Colgate and
w. s. Brazer, from this city; the Rev. j. II. Bayss, L.
D. Waterman and L. W. Munhall, Indianapolis, Ind; the
Rev T. N Crane and Luther Sheldon Norfolk Val the
Rev. John KiboIne, Buffalo j. De GOlyer Trey, G. W.
Snow aud T. w. DurstOn, Syracuse the Rev T. e. Vas
sar Pennington, N. j. W. +. Breed, ir, Philadelphia
John H. OlcOtt, Washington W. W. Fiske, Baltimore ;
Robert A. Orr Plttsburg; H. II Raglan, Dubuque Iowa.
W. l. Laval, Columbia S. c. and II. b. Chamberlain ana
DIR. George Nichols, Brooklyn.
Several Of the delegates were accompanied by their
families and large company assembled on the wharf
to witness their departure Before going TO Geneva the
party will visit Edinburgh London and Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
A RUMoR ABOUT SITTING BULL.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July IA Bismarck special
to The Pioneer says report Is current there that
the hostile Nez Perez Indians In Canada with Sitting
Bull quietly moving across the mountains back TO
their old home Major CRANE, of the Canadian police
left Fort Walsh to try TO obtain the peaceable
moyal of the Nez Perces To the American side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

the Reconstruction Committee is repudiated by 1--WE OF
the members and is destructive of the interests OF tue
junior security holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs NO
2is BROADWAY
eam7lo Noon. 7s'. u M 81, Mdnisht 757.
Highest daring the daY So Lowest 81
Average. 5ia'. same day, 1871, 7Ob'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

chIeain Capt Fulton the latter for Delaware River Carl
Johann the latter for DieDpe Heard 2hinst YncenEo
islatola Blackwell Peren Alku the latter for Baltimore
inst swft 9th s Einoe tho latter &c C5penha.
gen Jenny Capt Guvanovch 9th inst Maria Sophie Cath.
arine Earl Potter Jacques FOurester Holmerand 18th
inst beethoven Aracsud MorgenIoden sofia, Capt Saba
Aurora Capt K0ss FOrmosa Capt 0Ne; 18th inst Dunloe
Bremen, Capt Caldwell
QIEENTOwS July l4Arr sts City OF Montreal, from New.
York: Britannia, from New York
sailed, str City Of New. York, for New-YOrk.
PLYMOUTH, July 14.-AT str Geieft from NewYork for
Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

No ACCOUNTING FOR TAsTEs.-Mamma: Not
kiss Professor Jackson, Lucyf Why noti Lucy
Hes got such asubby beHrd, mamma and prieks so
Now don't mind Captain ThOmpsOn's mOustaehe DO
you iD--lpunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
SLAVERY OF ITALIAN MUSICIANS.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED KIDNAPPER-THE STORY Oh


TWO LITTLE ITALIAN GIRLS.
A policeman passing tenement house at
No SO Crosby-st last Thursday night, heard screams
coming from one Of its rooms and told that young
Italian girl had been beaten by her padrOne master
with Officer Chard of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children the policeman entered the house and
there found Maria Terdogna eleven and Maria Gar
gano age nlne The little girls crying The older one
said that her master Antonio Brga had whipped her
Bgia was arrested the next morning. The room that
he occupied with the girls also the sleeping place
of five other men aud OF boy named Giuseppe, VINO
accompanied the girls when they worked as ltneraht
musicians about the city. The girls sald lnat
with Giuseppe they had been taken from lheH
parents home among the mountains OF CaaDrla laiy,
and brought this country being dressed part 81 the
way, in boys garments. little over six weeks ago
they arrived here Immediately they given musical
Instruments told TO play in the streets aud BRING the
money home. . -,
Briglia was taken before Justice Wandell, at the
TOmbs Police Court, Saturday morning, charged Win
assauiting Maria TerdOgua but as her trs lmony Was
very clear, the accused man was discharged nc
immediately rearTcsted under an order Issued Dy
Commissioner Osborn upon an affidavit
Jenkins of the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 10
Children charging him with violating the "PadrOne ACT
The act makes 10 felony " to knowingly or Wlliuly
bring into the United States person nveglCd or lO
chilly kidnapped in any other country within tent 10 hla
such persons confinement 10 any involuntary seV
tude" The highest penalty for violation OF the aGt
five Imprisonment or $4,000. BTlgna WAS taken
before Commissioner Osborn, pleaded not guilty, ana
was committed the Ludlow Street JAN IN deIauL OF
80 800 bail. He will be formally examined to-day. Inc
girls have cared for by family in this
city. Whatever may happen to Brgia they WIZ not De
surrendered him. he having admitted that he was not
a relative Of theirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY. "a
Moon rises. 1924 Noon souhs 046 Moons age days 10
HIGH WATER TODAY D. - a.,
Sandy Hook S;i8 Gov Island S54 Hell Gate. lO43
WATER T0-DAY-P 81. ,,or
Sandy Hook. S:3S Gov. IsaDd. 9l6 Hen Sate'''AAVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
AnETERMINEp sUICIDE.

anxiety 10 learn OF their safety. All disembarked
quietly, aud the barges were soon deserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
Announcements

Absolute security for vault, safe or store by
with the Central Office system Of Holiness Bur-
glar Alarm Telegraph Company business once DIG Broad
way.
You may escape all danger from attacks Of
diarhea dysenery cholera mGrbus by little orehought
in providing yourself with DR.. Jayne's Carmnaye Balsa
old remedy and entirely safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER.

NO FEARS THAT TIE lNFECIlON WILL loIAIh
QUARANTINE SCRUTINY.
Two of the crew of the steamship Niagara,
which arrived from Havana Thursday, were seized
with yellow after leaving that port and were sent
to the hospital ship Three Others of the crew were left
behind at Havana sick with the same disease. There
are now several OF yellow fever In the hospital in
the lower bay and death occurred on Saturday Dr.
VanderpOel said that nearly every vessel which arrives
from Cuban ports has had OF fever either during
the voyage previous to sailing but that no alarm need
felt. Every vessel from unhealthy port was SUD
iected thorough fumigaOn aud cleansing before be-
ing allowed to leave Quarantine. He added " NO yes
sci that is allowed 10 go to the city can carry the eye
every precautOn is used TO prevent the spread OF
infection. The most serious brought TO TINS
port by steamers Those that come by sailing vessels
are owing to the length of voyage, usually past the
crisis Of the fever by the time that they arrive here
The appearance OF the fever somewhat earlier than
usual This is said by DIR. VanderpOe t. DC due to the
mild weather that has prevailed in Cuba during the WIN
He said that there had been eases OF fever there al
through the season. and TO that fact was due Its early
visit here The patients in the hospital are said 10
be in a fair way of recovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

POPE LEO XIII WAS CROWNED in the Sis
tine Chapel yesterday. The ceremony COM
menced at 80 in the morning and terminated
at l3O i'm the afternoon. The cardinals, pre-
lates and dipiomatiSts accredited TO the Vati-
can and few other persons were present.
The Pope was afterwards carried to his apart
ments, blessing the spectators on the way. A
few houses were Illuminated last night. The
response to the question of Signor Crispi,
president of the chamber of deputies. as to
whether the Italian government had right to
modify the Papal guarantees, has rendered a
decision that the law of the Papal guarantees
possesses a constitutional organic character.
When Cardinal SimeOni was about to resume
his office as pontifical secretary of state, the
Catholic powers and some cardinals protested
against his restoration, because OF his re-
dictionary tendencies. Cardinal SimeOni there
upon resigned land Cardinal Franchi was ap-
pointed in his place The Italian government
categorically denies that the reason why the
Vatican countermanded the public coronation
of the Pope was the governments inability to
prevent disrespectful and hostile manifesto.
tiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
The European Situation.
THE PEACE TREATY SIGNED.

lhL slGNtD.
The following announcement of the conclu-
sion sf peace between Russia and Turkey was
received last night by Reuters Telegram COM
pany; ~
The treaty of peace has been signed. The
Grand Duke Nicholas announced the fact to
the soldiers at review al San Stefano. Russia
has abandoned her claim on the Egyptiau and
Bulgarian tributes
NEW COMPLICATIONS.
The Vienna political correspondence pub
fishes a ConstantinOple dispatch which says
reliable intelligence from various quarters
agree in stating that the entry of portion of
the Russian army into COnstantinople may
shortly be expected, irrespective of the sigma
same paper publishes a semi-official communi-
cation from st. Petersburg, taking exception
to Count AndraSSy'S demand for 100000
forins. 1t says, though not intended for arma-
mentS directed against Russia. this credit
places Austria outwardly Oh the same footing
as England. Russia has certainly no obiec-
ton to AuStrla'S occupation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina. Austria objects 10 the csm-
plete autonomy of the whole of Bulgaria
formed into a single province, and its two
years occupation by Russia. The latter COM
bats the partition of Bulgaria into two pro-
vinces, inStancing the fruitleSSneSS of the Stip-
ulatiOn separating Meldavia and Wallachia.
Temporary Russian occupation is imperative
Tor the maintenance of tranquility and the
prevention of eXceSSeS by the BulgarianS,
but measures OF control and supervision may
be taken to prevent the occupation assuming
the character OF conquest OF assimilation
thereto.
THE SERvIANS.
An extraordinary cabinet council took place
in Belgrade Saturday. Prince Milan presided.
All the military authorities were present. 1t
is said that it was resolved not to resign the
territory which Seryia has conquered in New
Bulgaria. The Servian army will. for the
present, remain on full war footing. Artil-
lery reserves are being organized Prince
Milan will return to the headquarters at
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TIpa MarEAf0

BALTIMORE, March 4.-Vtrginla SKIES de-
fefred, A.: do. consolidated, 3d.: do. second
series 3! bid to-day: Sugar dan and easier, 9I9 .
BALTIMORE, March 4.-CottOn quiet aud
steady -middling n0mnally lO4a1O p. Flour very
dul-Howard street and western super. g. 75a4 IS !:
do. extra f. I5a5. IS: do. family. s. 5OI6 so: civ
mills super, 3. 75a4. %; do. extra. 50a5 p: do
Rio brands, 30: Patapsco family, 500. Wheat
heayy-southern red, 1. 1Sa1. 81; Pennsylvania red
L. 29a1 80: No. western winter red western spnt
and March, 1.29la: April, 1.31 al 80, Corn
southern active and hrn, western dull aud easier
southern white: 54a55; do. yellow. 53; western
mixed, spot, 54a54' 8; March, 5S4a54; April,
white, Sass: do. mixed, So: Pennsylvania, S4lS6.
Rye quiet and nominslly, 60dG2. Hay quiet but
steady prime Pennsylvania and Mary land, Il. OOa
1910. Provisions very duh and depressed. Mess
pork nominally IL. so. Bulk meats-shoulders, Al:
clear rib sides, 64. BacUn-shoulders, 5t: clear
tierces, 81. Butter, choice in demand and iirIn
choice western roll, 2la23; do. packed, 22l24
Petroleum dull and nOminalIy 12a126. Coffee duI:
easier-Rio cargoes, l4xa17lS. Whisky dull lOGss,
Recepts-hsur, s. COO; wheat. % 600; corn. S. 0O0
oats, i, ,lOo. Shipments - wheat, "a. 600; tcOrn,
NEW YORK, March 4.-stocks slightly OF.
Money, 8. Gold. 10I q and 1OIlb Exchange long.
4s3A: short, 49,. Governments strong and
REV YORK. March 4.-Flour dun and de-
Ginning. Wheat q and cent lower. Corn shade
LONDON, March 4, 1890 p m.-Consols.
30 16 for both money and the account. u. 8
four-and-a-half per cent. bonds, 1928; lS67's,
1O6S: ten-fOrteS coupon, los: new fYes, IO4 =,
Erie, 9S:preferred. 224. Illinois Central 744.
New Jersey Central, I7%. Reading Railroad, IA a.
New Jersey Central, consols 66k.
LONDON. March 4, l:30p. m.-U. 5. bonds,
new fveS, 1044.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

A BRILLIANT YOUNG LAWYER RUINED BY
GAMBLING.-Zach. j. Mitchell, the brilliant
young lawyer who put such a sad period at the
end OF his career by forging a note for $500 in
.. Broadhead attached, has been the object of
considerable sympathy. The young man had
been addicted to gambling, and spent as much
as $500, $500 and 500, at as many several sit
tings i'm houses in this city. 1t is also known
that while i'm Jefferson city as a member of
the legislature he played high stakes and lost
heavily. He has announced his intention OF
leaving st. Louis forever after receiving the
sentence of disbarment TO be pronounced
against him. He viii probably go west to some
Of the tefritOrieS.-tN. Louis Globe, Ist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
FOR THE EYE OF CONGRESSNEN.
The Legislation Asked for the Dis.
trict-The Grounds For II,

AS the House tomorrow takes up the Dis
trlct bill, We ask the attention of members to
the following recapitulation of the points pre-
sented in the memorial of the Citizens Com
mlttee OF One Hundred TO Congress, setting
forth the Onerous nature of the burdens rest
ing upon the people of this District, and the
urgent necessity of legislation for their relief
The appeal was made to Congress. because the
federal constitution has invested that body
with supreme and exclusive legislative power
IN THIS DiStrict-With the same absolute con-
tr0l and authority as it exercises over the ma
lCnal 1orts, arsenalS, magazines and navy
yards-and it is, therefore, to the beneficent
exercise OF this penary authority alone, that
the people can look for relief.
The present site of the city of Washington.
embracing an area of 7,l6l acres, was, on 18th
June, 1871, conveyed by Daniel Carroll and
others to the United States, in trust, ito be
squares, and parcels, end lots as the President
of the United States, for the time being. shall
apprOve;'' and OHthe further trust, that az the
streets, together with such squares parcels,
and lots as the President should select and
reserve for public use, should be held forever
'for the use of the United States" the Govern
ment paying for the lands SO reserved at the
rate OF -? 6.66) per acre; and the residue of
lots to be fairly and equally divided between
the United States and the grantors.
The lands reserved by President Washing
ton under this grant aggregate 4l acres; and
thus the United States, for the consideration
of $4,000 acquired title to 1858 acres or nearly
fOur:tfthS OF the entire area of the city. viz:
AREA Vi StlettS... .3.bU4 acres.
reservations. 54l
lots donated. ..... l,50S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

SHOT FOR INSULTING LANGUAGE.-Mrs. Lin.
coin. wife of Captain j. +. Lincoln, of Cbey
enne, has been at Laramie City, Wy. T., for
William Crouts hotel. Last Friday morning
Crout used some insulting and opprobrious
language to the lady. telegram was sent to
train and proceeded to interview Crout with a
revolver. He fired three Shots shooting Crout
through both thighs and one ankle The
wounds are serious but are not likely TO prove
fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.

Highly EFerrescent.
DIR. j. MILNER FOTHERGILL, LONDON.
The Exquisite Apollinaris; A Delicious Bev-
erage.''
PROF J.A.WANKLYN. ST. GEORGES HOSP,
LoNpoN. Highly Eferyescs Mt, Wholesome,
and absolutely Pure; superior TO all others.S
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artifcially aerated waters. -
DR.PETER HOOD. PRESIDENT OF THE HERTS.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. Superior to Vichy
and Vais. ,,
PETER SQUIRE F. l.. s., CHEMIST TC THE
QUEEN, 10th Eiition OF Com pa aieR to the
British Pharmocop6id. - Exhilarating; Good
for Sickness, Dy spepsa, and Loss of Appetite. -
MCNAMARA, res, C.S.I.. SURGEON TO
WESTMINSTER HOSP, LONDON. more
Wholesome and Refreshing than Soda or Settler
Water
DIR. GEO. REULING. Baltimore. 'More spark
ling and refreshing than any other mineral
water, followed by excellent results In Dyspep-
sia,'
FRED'K DE BARY CO..
II Il 43 WdrPea st., Ne,c York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
For Sale by Dealers, GrOcerS, and Drug
0isfS.
Every genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
aGeD IN. W, T. cow, ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

CINCINNATI, March 4.-The Miami Savings
bank on Third street in this city, failed ON
Saturday. The liabilities are SlIOOO1 and
the assets $4,000 less.
ALBANY, \. u. March ASA l.. Chapin. OF
the late lumber firm of A. l.. & w. Chaplin of
New York. was brought here yesterday on a
charge OF obtaining 500 worth of lumber on
false pretences from b. A. Towner Of this city.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The EreaiEag Post an
nounceS the failure of Jewell Harrison 4 Co,
provision merchants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

TARIFF DEMONSTRATION IN PENSsYIyIxr,
There was grand parade and mas meeting
OF trade organizations at Pottstown, Pa Safs
uraay, ana actresses were made against the
prominent persons were present. Gov. Har.
tran1t made long speech in favor of profec-
uSn. . memorial to Congress was adop.ed.
stratiOn. IN INC ee"oh>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
Baltimore bankers CanYie,aa

BALTIMORE, March AIN the criminal court
today, in the case of Samuel Barth president
OF the late Union Banking company of this
city. Felix A. Sayin cashier and NJ. D. Sayin
and j. NJ Baldwin of New York indicted for
conspiracy TO defraud Sargent Brothers of
New York by fraudulent certificates of deposit
issued by the banking company. Judge Brown
rendered his decision of not guilty aS 10 Bartb
and guilty as TO Felix A. and NJ. d. Sayin and
j. Nj. Baldwin. Counsel for defence gave no.
tce OF a motion for new trial, and sentence
was deferred. The case was on trial before the
court without a jury for nearly two Weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

THE EMMA MINE SUIT In the United
States court at New York, Saturday, Judge
Wallace handed down his decision i'm the mo-
tion for new trial i'm the Emma Silver Min
Henry Baxter. This action was brought by
the plaintiffs 10 recover s., 100000, and the Jury
returned verdict for the defendants. The
motion for new trial was denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
The Election i'm Portland

PORTLAND, Me-, March AT O'Clock this
afternoon the vote for mayor stood: Republi-
Republican majority over ALL 2S9 The repub-
licanS claim five wards and the democrats fMn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

DIR. HELMBoLD NOT A LUNATIC-The case
delphia Friday, and Commissioner Mitchell
announced his intention to report to the court
that the prayer of the petitioner, DIR. H. T.
Helmbod, be granted, setting aside the decree
OF lunacy and a decree of sanity be entered
instead. This decision, i'm connection with
that of Judge Westbrook. of New York,
enables the doctor to pursue his business with
out further interference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

DEIvEN TO DEATH BY GHosTs.-Karl X GU
lenkamp killed himself i'm his room, at 3Ig east
18th street yesterday. His wife died four years
ago, and ever afterward he was Respondent
He told Mrs. Martin. his landlady, that he
had seen ghosts all night. and that they told
him he should die. As a neighbOr entered the
room early i'm the morning he picked up a
knife and tried TO cut the arteries of his arm
Then he forced the half blade into his thYo9t.
The Brewers Benefit Association viii huTytJe
bOdy-TN. Y SaITl ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE on saturday
reelected Hon. r.. nj. L. Hunter state treas
urer, Gen. Asa Rogers second auditor. and
Col. Thomas III. Carter railroad commissioner.
George l.. Christian was elected Judge OF the
hustings court of Richmond, vice Judge Gui-
gon, deceased. Judge Christian has been
clerk OF the state supreme court for seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04

THE ARMSTRONG MuRDER-The prosecu
ting attorney OF Camden county, y. j., has re-
celyed an anonymous letter, the writer of
which proposes for 5000 TO give information
that Will lead to the conviction of the murderer
OF John M. Armstrong. The county viii accept
the proposition. The life insurance GONNA
nieS, however, which are interested will let
justice take its course without noticing the
anonymous communication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
Kate CIaxt0u,s Narrtape

NEW YORK, March 4-Kate CIaXton, the
actress, was quietly married to Charles Steven
son, formerly of Wallack'S company at the
Little Church Around the Corner last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
NAVY
B WEET
JACKsON,s
BEST.
TOBACCO.
CHEWING

Awarded highest prize at Centennial Expositio
for fine chstoing qualities and ercelLenee and
lasting character Of stoeetenino and fdporiag.
The best tobacco ever made. AS our blue strip
trademark is closely initiated on inferior goods
see that Jackson s Best Is on every plug Sold by
all dealers. Send for sample, free, to e. A. JACK
SON 4 Co., M'frs, Petersburg, Va. jl4-m, th&k, ,ly