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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

So Pigs feed on acOrns This reminds us that
lard jokes from these same acornS grOw.-[K e-
Okuk Constitution.
When cornstalk to each other do they
speak in each others ears?
EB-The favorite game of cards with dogs
is you-cur They always play bow wow-ers
Fs-HOw do those people at the seaside re.
sorts who do not battle in the ocean manage
to keep clean? A familiar sign in ones hotel
room reads NO washing allowed in the
rooms"
ss3-A An Illinois lawyer who charged widow
S25 for making out a bill of sale reduced his
bill to So after the widows brother had taken
Off his coat.
rs The Colored Mems Protective Union OF
New orleans has issued an address to the ne
grOes OF Louisiana, which, naturally enough,
says: The prospects are dark
Shooting women from cannon IS the new
attraction OF Paris circus. They are thrown
some thirty feet and land in a strong netting
over l2o.WO during the year ending June 30,
and over two million acres of Government land
were taken UP.
ksThe Wahab bees have posted notice in
the mosques OF Northern India informing the
faithful that the world is to come to an end on
the III of July, 1879.
Esg Joseph Chickley has been arrested at
Milwaukee. Wis, charged with forging Cana
dian notes in Packenham, Ontario.
RsJohn j. Moore, postal clerk, has been
found guilty at Laramie City, Wyoming, of
stealing from the mails 5000 of Canada
money.
RsrThe latest Anglicism from school ad-
graphically and gratis
ssrFive of eight sons left by the late Elka-
nah Lyon, of Dutchville, n. c., have been elect
ed to the Legislature.
R1 Mr.. Holt, of the Legislative Council of
New south Wales, has protested against the
inhumanlty OF having prisoners compelled to
stand while on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
THE ODURTS,

PROBATE COURT-Deptty Register Den1sis
On Saturday, the viii of Valentine Hoen-
was appointed for settlement Of estate of John
Brennan, and final notice was issued; and Sep
t1mber 18th for the estate of Thos. ii. Robin
son, and final notice was issued.
POLICE CoUhT-Actt1tg Judge Waiter.
To-day, John Hoxie, assault Oh S. FL. VIII
son 50 or 10 days. John a. Garrett, threats:
nolie pros. l.. Johnson, larceny of pair of
boots e, or 50 days Chas. Colbert alias Ed
ward Colbert, assault on Susan Hale; s. or 9
days. Daniel HudneIl alias George Stewart,
larceny of an umbrella; SIS or 80 days VIM
Bellew, threats; bonds to keep the peace or
so days. Daniel Stewart, assault: s. and costs
Temple; 81 and costs or days. Robert Ii.
Jones, assault on j. H. MOriarty continued.
VIM. Holmes, threats; continued. Chas. FL.
Madeline Hess, larceny; continued. Solomon
Day, assault: nole pros. Michael McCann,
larceny Of the Key to Heaven" $40 OF 10
days Frank Thomas profanity IS or Is days
horse; $50 or so days. Chas. Cole. disordery
forfeited collateral. Jas. Grinnell, do, do.
Patrick Nolan and James Welsh, vagrancy;
do. Kate White, diSOrderly; S. or Is DAYS.
VIM Murray and John Perry; IS each. Hen
SON Beach, disorderly; collateral forfeited
or go days. frank Wingo, profanity; S or
e days: King Wilmington, profanity; S.
wa tsn Thomas and Jerome Smith, loud and
polsteIOus; % edcn. WIN. belleW aIlaS Miller,
esty, disorderly: s. each. Crete Jones, dis
orderly: - or 10 days. Alice Smith, curSing
s. or 80 days, Chas. Powell, .vagrant bonds
or 30 days. Geo. Reeder forfeited collateral
Brown, disorderly; IS OF 80 days. JAS Cole.
man forfeited. John Collins, disorderly; s.
and costs OF IL days Levi Johnson, diSor
DERBY; do. Jos. V. Murphy and Eugene Hur
die, Vagrancy; personal recognizance Albert
Hale. disOrderly. (Officer Hineline testified
that this boy, with others, had a regular lay
out of cards on the pavement.) so or 30 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
LOCAL NEWS.


The street lamps will be lighted at 7:l5 p m.
and extinguished at 1850 pm.
John Bannster was knocked senselesS yes
telday afternoon, with a stone thrown by Bar
ney Reagan, near the Long Bridge.
James MunrOe. a cOlOred boy, ii years old,
from the second story porch OF his home, DPS
4 street
The DaShaways held a successful meeting
last night, at Franklin Hall, 9th and streets,
j. II. Wheeler in the chair and l.. III. Patterson
secretary. Addresses were made by the pres
ident, Mr.. j. b. Wheeler and by the Rev. T.
T. Kendrlck, James Lee, Milton StetsOn and
sung By the choir. A number OF people signed
tie pledge.
David SnOwden, the cOlOred man shot dur
ing the recent labor riot, is reported by Dr.
Charles Allen, his attending physician, to be
eOnvaleScent, and fast recovering from the
effects of his wound.
The Grand Sire of the Odd Fellows has fin
ally determined TO hold the ensuing session of
the Grand Lodge in Baltimore next month, in
lenee OF yellow fever in the Lone Star state.
Whether the members from infected districts,
who would not be allowed to proceed to Aus
tie, viii be permitted to attend the session at
Baltimore. seems not TO have been considered
by the parties ordering the change, otherwise
the time as well as the place would have been
altered.
A marriage license has been issued to John
A. Cooper of Richmond and Ella Z. Nyce, of
son.
Henry Lindsay. a cOlOred man, was arrest
ed by Officer McKenna on Saturday for an as
sault on a child named George Miles. He was
locked up at the 9TH precinct station, and this
morning he was fined y OF days in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

To RESTORE THE DROwNED.-A New York
physician sends to one of the papers of that
city the following simple method of restora-
ton in case Of drowning which he says he
and others have repeatedly tried with unvary.
ing succt IS. Simply warm or heat the person :
nothing else is necessary. The best way to
person. wrap him in a sheet, blanket, rug,
quilt, carpet. or anything which will hold
water pour water as hot as the hand can bear
it upon the material put around the person
filling it with the hot water and replenishing
it until the person is heated through. Then ii
he has good constitution and is uuinjured,
another. and that one quickly by others This
ought TO restore in one to two hours any per
son who has not been under water more than
three hours. II no hot water is at hand, make
some fire aud heat an abundance of il right
away, or take the person to place where 1t
can be had as speedily as possible.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
RAILROADS.
mo THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
RALTIas0hE AVID QUO aAhnOAD.

RALTIMOhE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
III 81 RHSSkEH Fk LIZ to the
N32RsTH, k0RTAW EST, %EsT AND SOUTH
to t1zs stsse WS sggkkRsAx SgNx g. 1873
sc Civ h Oh sSHasy aRa
only. Stops At shpey's, Laarei' Annapolis Jnncs
h sso 'sssuPs, R hs1I9ysT. tpd Elk dso
stssbaIs Saa Gn
and Way via Relay.l
so nPoist aG 0i kocfs dFPsnSsrr, s,rs
oqI$ Wnchestey H1a aS ana WAY ssat,ens
TON AND BAIrlHoRH ExrREss. F AaLoia e GA
New York and philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
:86 a.m.-st. Louis. Chicsgo, Columbus. snc
riftsSnEg h6.1rees Aagerstown and Valley Erancb
e1sy su nadSP' oa aEssa Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 s.m:-;Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
is;io p.m.-B.ltimore. Annapolis. Elliooe. Ont,
tl:so p:@:.Nzw YORK. PHLAD1LFH1A AND
SSsroS y 81 On SUNDAYS 70
Express: Frederick Va Relay. Stops At Annapolis
1885 g;m;.Point Of Rocks. Frederick. Hasers-
soyn W u s ana way Ss:tions on sundays
t4:40 p.m.-Baltmore, Annapolis and War sta-
Is 80 Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK PAS.
sRNeHRs TAKHN IN THE CARS DIRxcr 70 BOAR
At CANTON. Stop 1t Bladensburg shd Laurel,
te:5o-Baltimore and Way Stations.
f1:1t-CHICA6O AND COLUMBUS ExHRRSs.
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
tS:1 p. m.-Baltimore Express.
ts:e6-st. Louis, Cincinnat, Louisville ana Pitts
burg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man cars.
1880 =. JIMMY YoEB, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTINORK ExPREeS. SLEEPING CAR to New
Is bsty. Other trains daily except suns syA'
Al trains stop at Relay Station. felc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
1910 GREAT 1920
H<bIpEE

ROUTE
To TIE NORTH, WEsT AND SOUTHWEST
Double Traets, Steel Rat.s,
rKA1Ss LEAVE }gT WA lssp 5syS; from, ns,,
corner Of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For PittsburR and the West. tO:l0 am. daily,
chicago; 7:sO pm. daily. With Palacs Ca &c c
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Gs I a Rochester, Buffalo, Niagars
ss,HFaaS; %1th F,ses SsTs Ss
For New York .nd the Esst s I:ss and $50 D.
ds, 81 Ttn Rasss Car s cschsa limited
For 81 Nsx Ys!E ana the n.st 1:se Pm. daily *.
s h6ESa sins Connect a. Ss1ss9 6iiy9 WIN q
ases sad 5oaSnss ss1ess EsS T osl e Ssz l'''
$: :asss IS ; ~,
Accommodation for Baltimore. s:ss. $50 .. N.
~. and Pdn xso p q: dly ss1Sept sunday
FOR 1nn.peis, s:ss :. N. and $50 .. m. daily.
ALEXANDRIA AND HRKDIkiCksBUBa
xwAashHMfkkaar d AsR RA1 45aaoAnnsoRlA AND
:5s "a ssS Z N: On sdaa'' at s:i' AM
For Richmond ana the South, s:ss I. n. and .
rn. NJ s. S;'3 s,O E S. saSs
9, s:lg, 70: u A.: r., l:9o. go ands
Tickets. information sleePlng And parloI cars e.
commodAtions can be procured q the 0Mces. north.
syenae: northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
glyaniA svenue, oa4 q the Depot. WhsEs ordaRs
don nom hotels ana fe0ideucoS.
,Rkak K r nASs e &C., fna .asss A ss9a6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

NARY TIME.-There is good deal of spring
water for sale in this country just now. The
French Lick Springs in this state. the Hot
Springs In Arkansas, and the White Sulphur
Springs in West Virginia are all in the market
We do not hear Ofany distilleres or breweries
tor Sale=[ IndidnnnOLiS .Lnnr1GL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

But THEIR LOVE WAS TRUE-One of the
was an invalid mother in England, to whom
he was also devOtedly attached, and to whom
with his sister, he left all his prOperty-[ Ceue-
land Herald,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
THE GREAT
THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
49l Pennsylvania 4oenue.
Sign OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TGADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON

ATTBNTIOR LADIESi
large lot of LADIES, NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and ANDAL SLIPPERS, all OF r..
arSt- class quality, made from the best -
French kid, which have been slightly dam E&N
aged by the great, heavy storm yesterday.S u
August 9th. will be sold at great sacrifice
at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsylvania Acenne.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

A CURIOUS DOCUMENT.-Mrs. Benz Noyes
papers yesterday acknowledging with graft
tnde the attention and appreciation which the
citizens of Newark have during the several
known to them,' and thanking "those gen.
tlemen and ladies who have so generously
rendered their personal services to the end
that stranger who has been guilty of no
crime should not be unjustly condemned
through the efforts and testimony of acknow-
ledged culprits desiring to save themselves
The various officials, the clergy and the press
also remembered.-[N. Y. World 11th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

Don't KICK-RAISE HIS PAY.-General Cary
only gets $53 per speech in Michigan now and
has accordingly cut down the number of poor.
starving wOrkmen" a million and half from
the number he gave when he was getting $50
Detroit NelCs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

A DRUNKEN MAN ROBBED ON THE STREET.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning Officer
Teeple found drunken man by the name OF
vania avenue and Sd street, who had been
robbed of his hat, coat and shoes, aud $li In
money. He was taken to the 7th precinct sta
tion, where he was supplied with clothing and
transportation to Baltimore, where he has
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

Charles Larew, pastor of the franklin Metho.
dist Church, Newark, is charged by Mrs Susan
kirwan, OF No. IS William street, with having,
in violation of law, married her daughter,
Quimby, another minor, about sixteen years
old. She had beau, young German, whom
her mother favored, but young Quimby "cut
him out" Mrs. Kirwan forbade them keep
ing company and Mamie promised to obey
her mother. Nevertheless she met Quim6y
ciandestinely and there were married in due
form; They went to their respective homes
and 1t was not until few days ago that Mrs
who favored the match, told her Mrs kirWan
has procured counsel to prosecute Parson La
reW.-[N. Y Herald. I1th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

nEAOREST PATTERNS. IN tia neV myIea
:ai.i1. Just Eeesiysd by W;P WHITE CO.. Eook:
sev oA~o~ 0"0As spoCaAIuees oepo-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

KNOCKED Down AND SRARcurn -Josanh
ware while passing through the white lot
SATURDAY night. was knocked down with a
stone tnIoWn py some unknown person, who
nothing valuable. His assailant then ran
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

LIST OF PATENTS granted TO the residents
Maryland, for the week ending August 9Th,
E7S:-David II. Weaver and Martin HearWOle.
Spring Creek. Ohio: rein holders; Jamuei j.
ments for sewing machines: VIM. W. Chan.
man, Washington, ID. c., cotton planters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL BANK
OF The REPUBLIC have leased TO MeSsrS. A.
Saks & Co. the elegant suite of rooms directly
over the Bank. They will be connected with
Messfs. 3. s Co.'S present extensive esta blish-
menl, and will In future be used as their tail
0rfn9 depaftment-Adt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

Or HOURS RIDE ON THE POTO.
- MAC FOR 10 CENTS. r~a
Steamer NARY WAsHINGTON $500
Seventh street, every MONDAY WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 10 am; returning at 4:45 o. IN.
A Moonlight Excursion will be given on Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday nights, leaving at
1;lo: returning ct III p. M. Fare rcund-crip l6c.
The managers reserve the right to reject suy per.
SOD they may see TT. 1y27- 4w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

FTNHE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE will
FALLS hereafter on TU ESDAYS. E%E5kt77
THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS and SONDAIS-
four times merchandising tomorrow, Aug
9Th. leaving Congress st. bridge, Georgetown, at
O'Clock 4 m. Fare Soc. For charter on other days.
Apply at the Boat, at Auction Store corner of
Bridge and COngle SS StS., GEORGETOWN. auc8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
CAECT EXCURSION
TO PISEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
Under the ausrices OF the Young
Peoples Association Of
THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION
II OF THE SEASON TO

~IhE GRANDEST EXPULSION
i OF THE SEASON TO
Oxford. MARYLAND, August 22, 1878.
and 30 miles ride down the
Chesapeake Bay TO Oxford on the splendid steamer
SAMUEL j. PENTL,
remaining four hours for boating fishing and crab-
Ing. Returning, stop one hour at Annapolis.
Leave Washington a. m, returning As n. m.
Tickets S2.25. Children under II years half price
For sale al Brad. Adams stores, Ferguson 5,
pennsylvania ave. east; Oldberg's, 3D. and East
Capitol ST.; b. & o. r. r. office, 18th st.. B. ..
depot. augI4 nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

% MILES AND RETURN
~ On THE POTOMAC RIVER.
VIII, BARGE COCK4DE CITY
returning at 8. These excursions are
ior the purpose Of enjoying san on the Potomac,
and 20 rid one or the heat of the city. Refresh
msnts. Donch's brass and string band on each eI-
cuTSi0n.
TICKETS Is CENTS. BOUND TRIP.
barge chartered for evening excursions $40
suRS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

CELECT EXCURSION
- ON STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
FOR Tie BENEFIT OF
ST. DOMISIC'S SCHOOLS,
tUnder the auspices of St Dominic,s Division of
the Young Catholics Friend Society,"
SATURDAY, August "a, 1875.
Leave Sixth-street wharf at 10 q. rH->
~ and return Sunday at IL p. N.
State rooms may be engaged at the Store of Geo.
x. Petty, SOB Seventh street northwest on and
after Monday, August 10. al2 CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

DRUNK IN CHURCH.-Yestarday Michael
during vesper service, and created quite an
excitement by his disorderly conduct An OFF,
Ger Ger was sent for and Sergeant Hughes took
Tue oHender to the LIST precinct station. Six
berson, which it was proved had been stolen
rom Inc church. In the Police Court to-day
fine. N~'' 'A ~o~ " Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

tAHROLL INSTlTUTE EXCURSION.
~ TO 0ARSHALL HALL,
THURSDAY. AUGUST ED, 1875.
fsss%s. a'EE sAs?ast ss1s si
at 81 am, returning at AZ pm.
leaxlpg again at ts p. IN. ana return at IL o'c'k
Tickets fifty cents. Meals furnished on tina
grounds at 90 cents each w ~
Committee OF arrangements-Georye Bogus J.
edmund Mallet, r. p. May, John BirghanI r.
White Thomas W. Dalton. auyis 6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

nEPARTMENTO or THE INTERIOR.
II WASHINGTON, u. C., AugusI 10 Is7S
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
sealed fropasals Will he received until 70 s,clock
m, TUESDAY, August Goth. 1873, for furnish.
ing Goa ana Wood TO this department for the pres.
instI actions to bidders will be furnished nm an
pncation Of SupaGintendentis Office. ~
eosio-eo4t &. SCHULZ, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

STABBED BY F0UR-YEAR-OLD BoY.-Cbas
Iohn boy, was severely cut By Arthur Wool
a four year-Old child, Saturday afternoon. The
latter was eating piece OF watermelon. and
Charles was tantaliZing him, when the Chi
turned and cut him in the hip. infiicting sc.
we're wound. DR.. E A. Adams dressed the
Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
May Schiling 10 Daniel DOugherty, lot 9. So.
1O4r; 500. Thomas McGill to Agnes Rowan.
lots lo5 and Isl of Mount Pleasant; 8. Vim.
Bel 10 ID E Bel ct al, lot 2, sq. $50; 5. DE.
Bell 10 Nj. Bell lot 2 sq $50; =. John
g, m. j. 5. evely IN +. p Gleason, lot q. So.
avg; 2,0Oo. I: w. Fowler, ruStee. to J.
Nendall1 lot a" sub division of Mount Pleas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

To TIE NORTH, w EST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Tf0ck, Steel RGJls,
6Dtessdid ScesserS, Nc 0,sfTsoefsf AQssSpxee,es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
HTEAAER "SUE."
CAPT w q GR0AFlAN

The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE VIII resume h.
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR- 49,.
sIONs, June 18th, to Point Look
out, stopping at Piney Point going
ana returning, leaving stephenson's wharf, foot O
18th ST.. every Saturday al D. M retr rning y
washington oy .. n. on Monday. Meals viii b
furnished on the Boat, and all the accemm odayion
State Rooms and further information sppy B
STEPHENSON d BROS. Agenta comet 1877
t. and Pa. ava ana 7th n vSarV 10 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

LAWNS, lawns, lawns. One hundred pieces
beautiful linen lawns. Victoria lawns, loo ::
fine quality white linen lawns, 25c; black
linen lawns, &c: beautiful lace, white striped
goods. 25c. gauze vests for ladies, gentlemen
and children. Closing out paraSOls at cost
Shetland shawls. Ladies cardinal, white and
blue En- glish stockings woven seams, 25c. I'm
mense assortment of children'S fancy hosiery
Carter's I'll Market SOace.-AdUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

olLkS; silks, silks Black Silks colored silks,
checked silks, striped silks Immense assort'
ntnt oi Sllks Every yard of our silks will be
SOLD at the smallest advance above cost BLACK
SIX, 7oc.; excellent black silk, 15c. Our 81 and
$l.25 black silks are especial harooinSF Gnu Gnu
81 = black silk IS heavy groS grain ard real
satin finish. Every shade OF colcred silly n,aie
CAREERS I'll Market Spacr -1Trf ~ ii''Ae'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

E3CuIslon TTlpt O2 SUNDAY w.
TERNOoNs, leaving her wharf. terminus OF the
%. or or s ihs ss aHs 81 cars f. ir hours
down and coming back. Fare 80 cents. Steamer
JOHN w. THO1PSON win leave same wharf
6lymont. Fare round trip, % cents,
y. B.-steAmer Thompson q tickets not good Oh
Lake. HZS-ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

The a T ID OUTRAGE ON Miss
TURNEE.-The father of Miss Turner who
1T Was stated in Saturdays STAR, was the vic
tim OF an assault by stranger Friday after
noon at her house, 22i2 1lth street, states that
the villain knocked his daughter down and
dragged her across the room, when She
recovered her senses and screamed to a
younger sister who had just at that time re-
turned home from walk She in turn gave
the alarm 10 a gentleman living next door
anu the villain finding the difficulties in his
way multiplying, hastily made his exit through
a back window into the yard and out the rear
gate into the alley, and made his escape with
cut accomplishing his vile purpose. He has not
been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19
" To RICHMOND, VA,
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOC,Y

,SONSEChAILONO F EATdER KEANE.
Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac depot at ii
Aug. "a: returning, leave ffi77ss-
Richmond at O'Clock d. m,
Sunday, Aug. rs Tickets for rudnA trip, q. 80:
children between and 12 years half price, This
train will oonsst OF frst-cass coaches only. Tick
eta for sale at principal Book, Drug and Cigar
Stores. and at the DEPOT
Sleeping cars attached. aupS-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

ITO Fob NANJEdOY.-Crabing, fshine
l. and bathng. Steamer Harbin-
ger, every THURSDAY and SUN
DAY, at 81 an, from 9Th street
evening $50, for 1be passengers Apply st boat or
ut Bontz's Ice Cream Depot 1Oll 7th ct.
Refleshments for sale on the boat.
1y23-lm ii. T. GREGG (apf
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"AVERLEY SEMINARY
w B0ARDIHG AND DA Y SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
The Principal and Corps OF Teachers of the
Georgetown Female Seminary win resume duty
SEPTEMBER 18TH, at
No. 14I3 HI street, WdshSnotos. DO.
Circulars Will be found az the primo ipal book and
drug stores, and ut denn's lewelry store, eth ST..
Application may be made to the Principal through
81 Stoddard ST., Georgetown by letter. till August
18th; after that ut the Seminary,
1y1S-1m MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

TllE Snort i tile name III 1 newspaper
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
General News.
ST. PATRICK s DAY.

A New York dispatch dated the 18th
says in nearly every Catholic church in
this city and neighborhood, yesterday,
st. Patrick was commemorated iii
special services and lectures. Rev
James T. Ryan, Z paulist Father, spoke
Of those who were always talking about
Ireland's freedom for the sake Of max
ing money, and who had more words
than brains: such men We're not honest
they were dynamite patriots; the
men who started diminishing funds were
not honest. Rev. Sylvester Malone said
What insanity Is it that brings ST.
Patrick from his mich in Gods temple
to the street, to be made the subject of
laughter and derision
TItOs. G. ASDEEsoS's CASE.
a New Orleans dispatch of the 18th
says tomorrow the appeal Of Anderson
10 the supreme court fora new trial Will
be decided Ut New Orleans. Letters
from Anderson received here within
few days Indicate that he is very SAN
guine Of il decision in his favor. and
members Of the cabinet belieye that
Nichols will pardon him at once if a
new trial is not granted. II aneW trial
is granted, there will be no pardon
HARD TIMES Is SPAIN
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th says
most Of the papers discuss the cause Of
the crisis in tire manufacturing districts
Of Catalonia and in the business centers
on the Mediterranean coast, where
failures have taken place.
One hundred and nineteen factories
have been closed, and 5000 workmen
thrown out of employment. Ministerial
papers advocate the policy Of entering
into commercial treaties with rcciproci-
ty and to open new markets rs the best