davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
SIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS

ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, Of Wansutta Muslin and Extra
me Linen n bosoms, 5or $3.50; ready to put on;
most elegant manner for 9225
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished. at IS cts.
made OF Wamsutt8 Muslin and Extra fine Linen
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Our Mystery Shirt at rs cts, unfinished, La "A
good as any 81 Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retailed at Factory
wEoLEsALE prices, and Six of them is q nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRONT
terry"
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, is worth double its
money, but We are compelled to reduce Stock at our
Factory in Baltimore, about to build
large addition thereto. and desire to carry less
Stock whilst the building is in progress.
nOy5-tr MEG1NNISS', 1909 F. street n.7r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
1910 GREAT 1910
"4 Q PENNSYLVANIA 1910
RDfTTE

1873 rEs$ SS5aH 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN Effect DECEMBER 18th, 1873
GRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot.
sbaS end tie We aq Sree a "a fSS WITH Par
9F Car to Ptts6aIs ana ssspns Cars f1s5
z40 PA daily. with Palace Gar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
end R R So Pss d4 20 e. w ay s g
Williamsport Loci Haven. aud EImira, al 1910
30 AZ NJ 9a7 WE s1s sa s Shnnaay a.. mi,
daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited EI-
press Of Pullman 2arlor Cars. $50 am. dsily.
FOR Brooklyn. n Y, all througn trains oonneo. at
Jersey City with b9ats q Pro, Brooklyn Anne9,
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New
sor Phiiadsiphis. 80, $50 and lo:ls p m. daily
sor Baltimore, { 90. s:35, 80 a. m and 20 p No.
sor Pores OreeE Line. 700 a. m snd 40 p NJ.
Cor Annspolis. : 100 3 %. and lao p. NJ daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY . AMP n % ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
FOR Aa1andria 6, S. 9. 10, liza No. l:I5, 8, 20 8,
615, and II 80 p. n On Sunday at q. ~ and
Scr Richmond and the South. 80 a. o. and s 20 p
u. daily
For G: ! ., R. r. 20 7, n, daily;
IT2lns leave Alexandra for Washington, g. 2, 100,
9, 10, II g. M; 3, 20, o. G:l5, aud IL p. N.
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a. m, and els D. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car Sc
o-lmcGations be procured At the offices north
asst corner of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
Gvenus; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
iyivauis avenue and at the depot where orders can
. Left for checking of baggage to destination from
lOtels and residences
L. 7. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
efANh IJ+OmSOH, General Manager. uoy2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

es- Sir Edward and Lady Thornton have ar
rived at ottawa and are guests of the Governor
General.
eE-"Died from drinking too much whisky
was the verdict brought In by consideration
jury at Milton, Pa.
eS Pau Mall Gazette says that the danger
from German socialism is that when German
Is destitute he thinks.
-eg-A vacuum automatic brake lately tested
In England will stop in three hundred yards
train running at sixty miles an hour.
IL When Tecumseh was killed, according to
Captain Bateman, Of Louisville, John Slaugh-
ter, one OF tie soldiers, cut strip OF flesh from
the dead chief and used 1t for q raz0r-Strop, and
an excellent one it made, being soft and oily.
eg-The Social Science Association OF Boston
publishes the startling. If true, statement that
several mills in New England are grinding white
stone into powder, to be used In adul. eratfng
sugar, soda. and Hour. The locatior.s of these
nllls are not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

CoAL-ARMoR Is the newest lde6 among 1g-
lish naval constructors. a coal-Dunker Ell ght
or ten feet wide, filled with coal. has bsen
found to resist the projectileS OF a AZ ton gun
{nearly seven inches borel, even when fired
under conditions most favorable for penetra-
tion and experiments have been tried by ex-
plodfng shells with increased bursting char yes
In the coal without setting it on fire. For CON-
vefted merchant steamers and vessels where
the greater part of the machinery is placed
above the water line these bunkerS are likely
to be employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

THERE Is AN INTERESTING GHOST STORY in the
last number OF Btarklro0d's Mainline, which
seems to be well authenticated; but, we do NOT
Del1eye word OF it, IL we were Co see a spirit
from the other world we should not believe IL.
me reasonable conclusion would be that our
eyes were out OF fix. III we saw IL over and
over again, and others saw it too, then, and not
G'itll then, would we have faith in it, So says
the Danv1lle Times, whose editor Is evidently
phiIOSopller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

RGOsY sUSPENDERs,
Are something new" and comfortable ct 50 cents
and 81 apair.
The Rosehe-J,' Scarf q. 81
The "Lanxharn" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo" Scarf st 81
The Duke OF Bedford" Scarf At sL
These are warranted Lloyd Attree h Smiths
London Neck Wear" latest designs Large Line
Just opened, ST close prices
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
ocfl5-u $40 r st. -. &C., Opp. Patent Ofics
E,ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
superb selection for Gentlenaen's Dress IN
and Street Wear received and ready for In
spectlon, and offered at fair prices ID
Respectfully request the continued fayo-s of III.
my patrons and the public generally
r. j. EEIBERGEE,
CITIZENS AREy EAvY MERCHANT TAILOR,
6SS 18th street.
eep1o-r Corcorsn ByIiidinx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

LOVE AND STRYCHNiNE IN R0ME.-Aexander
HottoriDi. young physician. expected 10 marry
Il rich WIDOW. countess Angela Spano MasSala.
On Christmas eve. the Two went to Rome to-
-etNer from NeSSari, where the Countess had
property. At the station she saw a gentleman
whom she called uncle. This uncle babe her
cave The doctors arm and take his. She did
30. and the uncle and niece went together to
me Minerva Hotel. This seems 10 have turned
The doctors mind He went home in a dark
Mood, He sent Tor his landlady. whom he had
KNOWN for years, and told the story OF his love
and lis sudden end. Toward four in the morn
hg she was awakened by loud ringing of the
doctors bell. She rushed to his room and found
him foaming 81 tie mouth. He died two hours
ater lie had taken Strychnine. On the table
here was a letter for the Countess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

HIS TEETH GNAwING HIS VTTatS--The Syra-
ctise (N.f.} Courier. says: Mr.. Randall. OF Onon-
daga Hill, who swallowed his false set Of teeth
six weeks ago. was in this city yes eTlay. He
stu complains OF great distress at Times in his
stomach, and says he has lost some fifteen or
twenty pounds OF flesh. He has recety 81 many
letters from different parts OF the country from
people who have been similarly troubled an
nouncing remedies and operations applied and
performed on them. but he has not ayailed hial-
self OF any OF them. He prefers To wait awhile
befoTe adopting any measures to relieve him
self. There have been Instances where opera
IONS On the stomach Of such cases have been
MAGE, and that the patient has recoy erred anu
had good health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

DW0BHfEAD d CO.,
- $50 Pennsylvania ave. het. 9th and 10th ats
OFFER 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
rom their close cash prices all sales OF imported
Dress Goods, including CdshnieTes. Alpacas. Cash
mere de Flnde, Matelasse, Dilnasse and Enicker-
hooker Suitngs, &c, &c. Beautiful Suk-taced Brown
velvet 81 50 or I'd, worth 81; Lyons Seal Brown
and Navy Blue Silk zoe. per yd Black Satin. 81
per yd, and up Black Mixed, double width Water.
proc 6ZGc. and up; Ladies' and Gents White and
Red Underwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest
Red Jwilled Flannel made, very cheap; Wamsutta
4, bleached, Cotton, Toe I'd. Wide, all linen, Table
Damask, 3T31c., and up; Clarks best 200yd Spool
Cotton, 25c; Elegant 3-Button Kid Gloves, ST.. %
pair and many other bargains in f1rst-class goods
Call early and secure choice goods at
BRODHEAD'9,
1an3-tr $50 Penns ptrnniu are,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

REV. ISAAC ). kALLoCH, ID. D., tells his San
Francisco hearers that 1.-THE times demand from
the pulpit self-Sacrifice and common sense.
rather than fine sentiments and Sensations !,
Isaac ought TO have found that out before -
Boston Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

Black and Colored Cashmere cheap.
One case Sc Wool Blankets $50 do. $40
terproof and Cloakiag, Table Linen, Towels and
Napkins, Comforts, Spreads and Sheetins, Curtain
Lace. Excellent S-button Kid Gloves every pals
suaranteed, at u. LUTTRELL d WINE.
nOy29tf 1890 PENN. ana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

10 COLOR A MEERsCHAUa IN FIVE MINUTES.
sympathetic pipes" are a recent novelty. Tine
bowl OF a meerSchaum may be cOlored In five
minutes, by first tinting 1t with a solution O
nitrate OF silver in ether OF alcohol, to which es
sence OF roses and camphOr are added Figure
OF any pattern are produced by the heat OF the
tobacco. and when produced are permanent
fBostal Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

GOvERNEss MIssNG-A short time ago
Miss Leonora Ebra, a French governeSs in the
family OF c. /. Bernheim, OF New York, grew
melancholy, and limited occasionally at case
In which she would have TO appear as witness
In court. On last Friday, In the absence OF
Mrs. Bernheim, she told the servant that she
was going to court. Since then she has not
been seen. Miss Ebra. when she left, took
nothing with her except the clothing she wore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

ALAsKA's FIRST HANGING.-At Fort Wrangel
on the evening of the 18th inst. John BOYD shot
and Instantly killed Thomas O'Brien in Daick-
ers saloon, and at9li on the morning of the 10th
inst, in the presence of upward Of $40 indians,
and almost the entire population of Fort
Nrangel, Boyd was hanged. Thomas O'Bren
was native of New York, and formerly kept
Little Lake House, on the Cariboo road about
Twelve miles from the Forks OF Quesneile -[ We
tofiQ C0ioaist 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
DRY GOODS.

4 GEORGETOWN DRY GOOD 8
~ HOUSE,
WHERE MONEY CAN ALWAYS DE SAVED
"AndrosCOggin" Bleached COTTON at 7 cents
Extra heavy Shifting do. at cents.
''WansUtta heavy do do. at 10 cents.
Winter Dress Goods at closing out prices
BLANKETS and all other Winter Goo Is ri prices
greatly below their value.
BENJAMIN MILLER
ianli1y fDS Bridge street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

Strarner JOHN VI. THOMP5UN, IaptaIn JOHA Il
woOr Leaves her wharf, terminus OF z giNA
9Th and 9Th street line of cara, az g. s$.sssS5kz
n three times per week, for CurT1o-
nan NOraiHi snd LeonardtoTD, stopping ut inter.
y1ediate laDdinxs each trip Days of sailing Mon.
5ay Thursl,ay and Saturday.
Fer further information, apply At the ofncs, over
metropolitan Bank, kno1s Express Otsce, or ct shs
Bsss-sae called for on application 81 Knox's *.
press Ohjce. SAMUkL BACON, Pre<t
q J ACUISELLY, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

fUF u kTFR TORTURE ~ JAPAN.-Thc o'7g7p-
a1orS II This cruel device relied upon th, o.
lneitl 81 NlrNt aS more powerful than npT,, cor
pulal suffering. he prisoner is fnf several
daHS confined to an extremely salt diet with
ont rue or water. When two or three dayS have
passed Tie craving Tor water becomes inc,.>-
SAINT and The SuilerincS of The tortured man an
preach the bounds al inSauttN Efforts are tb@R
mace TO obtain confession az stihictttur tir SUI
feIer 10 The agony endured hy TautalliS " hea
~ lie midst OF the internal lake, whose water,
ilt could ht touch. ON al sides thr thirst -di,
uacted prisoner heholdS watar-nafpr n,
winch he would sacrifice eN erythiHE- shirh
Gc cannot touch except upon the conditions ,i
confess loQ. ,Idudu t.a-,;+T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

TIRE HOLE IN BRIGGS PoCKET-RObert Briggs
who recently resigned from the Morrisania
teainboat line to marry an heireSS in Troy
came 10 this city on Saturday to meet his old
friends. He happened to enter bar room op-
toslte the Third Avenue railroad depot in Har-
EN-, and treated his acquaintance several
ines When he started 10 go he missed 5000,
and he accused Felix McCloSkey OF taking It,
ound in one of the legs of Briggs boots, having
slipped down from his pocket Briggs was fined
10y Justice Bixby yesterday for dis0rderly con-
duct-IN y. Sam, 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

GUAHDlAM FIRE AND LRR AasUH.
~ AHO1 OOMPANY OF LONDON.
&aIAHIIGHED 1871.
SIMON WOLF, AaxHx.
.-,,,- NO. 011 Seventy o4r00ts
ssAO ODD. Patent omo8 WaShinaton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

SAVING THREE CHILDRES.-At Elizabeth. n
j., August CRUDE, member of a fire companv
entered burning dwelling house and rescued
three Children Sunday night. CRUDE was walk
ing along the road through Crawford at about
midnight, and he saw the large house owned
and occupied by Mr. Nieke on fire. He burst
onen the doors and rescued the children who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
STEAMERS, DC
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pa

The srsaSner ". ". CORCORAN, which hsl
haen recently built ard furnished, rH-o =
r I. blaze Captain, il the only boat E-sfgystxEz
allowed to Iarjli passengers at Mount
VeTnor wharf. Round trip u. including admission
" N ansion sld grounds.
,eDte51 A. 10 a m and returns about N j. Mob
B6ILiEGSWORTH, Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon
associ.tts:s I. L BLAKE. steamer W. ". Cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
HERRING SAFE SHOW CASES CLOCKS,
G9nNT1E Frs UPRIGHT CASE, PRINT ting
PRESS, STUFFED BIRDS, &c, &c, AT AUC,
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 10th. ~ e.
% our saesrooins, the above mentioned goods ~ X
Sale positive 1t
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctleneer
AsSIGNE.E's SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES
VINES AND LIQUORS. STORE, FIXTURES:
On MONDAY MORNING, January 10th, -~
1879 at 10 O'Clock at store corner of waterEfNA
s ad se tf fests i &c s
Terms cash. DANL J HAIR rIGAN. Assignee
1anlS-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
THOS. Z. WAGGASiAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
FK3PIkT { c0 on E STREET NORTH, BE
wEs sfN B sfSei fRE MS yN No STREETS
yrn s,s q Two desos q trust to the under A
NoTem i; 10Th 1873 and recorded RESPECT
trio. of Columbia and by request in writing Of the
arv 2sth A. D. 1879, at 3 O'Clock D. NJ the eastern
PR Of lot nT ~ six 60 IN MarEaret Digses
M n thereon: said part of said lot having a front
o. q. feet " lnShes on the south side of north
street anu depth. according to the Plat of III feet
to an alley
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash: balance in six
twelve and eighteen months from day Of safe, rep
resented by notes of the purchaser with interest
from day of sale. secured by deed IF trust on the
premises. deposit of $500 Will be required al
time OF safe and II terms not compiled with in
i've Gays from the day of sale tue PROPERTY will b.
resoid after five days public notice at the rsl and
cost OF the defanting purchaser Conveyaucing al
purchaser cost.
EDWIN HARRIS.
~ - MAHIiS ASHFORD, bFus'e'H
1HoS. E WAGGANIAN. Auct ianl5-eaSdhs
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS FROM THE
llINAIE LIBRARY OF A SCHOLAR. CON
flaming REPRESENTATIVE WORKS IN
hAkOUS DEPARTMENTS OF LITERA-
TURF, INCLUDING SOME VERY CHOICE
BOOKS ON ANCIENT AND MODERN Ian
GIAGJS, FINE ARTS, RICHLY ILLUS
IkATFD BOOKS, RARE EDITIONS IN FINE
BINDING, &C.. &c.
To be sold AT my auction rooms on WE'D 17,-7
NESDAi, January I'D, and following days ~
beeInnine Ut o clock each evening. 1919
taDl4d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Better Cotton than Androscoggin,- 7c, best Cali
Goes. ~, 5, &c; Canton FauueIS, s. g. g. zoe. up:
Wool FIannels, extra bargains, I21ac MP; Dress
Goocs, slaughtered. &c. TO 81; Black Silks. low
hey must be closed ont, So 10 $50; Wool White
Blankets, S1.So 10 IS. cheap; Gray Blankets soc;
Bed Spreads, 5Oc Hamberg Edges, 2, 3, 5, g. &C.
UP.
CARPETS
Ssughtered all prices, from Poe Ingrains to Brus-
sells, SOC. W.
T. n NAUDAIN,
ian1l-tr SoS Market SINCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

IN. steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. o KEfAET
alternately leave Pier Al East River, New 60
YORK every saturday, st o'clock T. M ;@AEIA
tlecrgetoHn every Saturday, and Alexan-Aaa<tzSss
ira same day
Freight taken at lowest rates For information
spPly at Office over Metropolitan Bark 18th street
" to r ?. A pENHAM. Agent. Water street,
GEORGETOWN,
sp2I-tr SAMUEL BACON, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

n 4HE SUPhEME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN January 7tb 1879
In the case of Charles Nj. Matthew'S Admins.
traitor traitor Of SAMUEL TYLER, deceased the Adminis.
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia afore.
s 49, ap, ointed TUESDAY, February ath. A. d.
estate OF said deceased and of the assets in
tanu as Iar as the same have been Collected and
i, ana heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend
n MIL laelr claims properly vouched or they may
oerWlse by law be excluded from all beneft in said
p16sssd e estste w PROVIDED Of this order Ie
ngton Law Reporter and ESe3n@ Ssar srs ns,s
previous To- the said day. Test wa A'"sf-fo'
Jaho-iawS~ A WEBSTER. Registrar If Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
MEDICAL, &c.

$50 REWARD If DR. BROTHERS FAILS To
y cure any OF Female Weakness Irregularities
and Distinctions 80 years experience Office 600 3
Il sw.. opposite Smithsonian. ianI32w'
nYSMENORRHG,A LEUCOKRHEA,
~ and ali Of Female Weakness, Irregular
ties &c, quickly cured No calomel ilse1 In any
disease. bR. BROWN, 1905 L, near 10th H. w SLIM
nH. BROWN cures Spermatorrhea, PreIuGture
u Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost Yigor aud al
Diseases o. private yenereai nature. Office,
1905 l. st, near 10th ST NV. decI0 I'm.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A medical es-
= say, comprising series of lectures delivered st
Haln's Museum Of Anatomy, on the cause and cure
II premature decline, showing ind1spUtabiy how
lost health may 6e reEained affording d clear sy-
nOpsls Of IuIedlnents to marriage, and the treat
fnent of nervous and physical debility. being the
suit OF ~ years experience By mail, Csc, chr
renCy, or postage stamps, Address Secretary
kahn's Museum, 6S3 Broadway, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

!OH8Mo LOAN OEFIO1, corner Of TN ssrseo
- ana NeN X9rk avenue, entrance on New ~
u tne city. Money loaned Ct The lowest raAeO q
g ~. pn9eEea % 6old and Silver Xatcha4 Rlsa a1,a
SSnsssnsnS claAhins. Oaspesk nd a6 aElloe3 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

Two GIRLS DR0wNED.-At New Brunswick
n. j., Sunday evening, three girls. between -
and II years OF age, ventured upon the ice COW
ering the canal. They fell through an air hole.
ana Two OF them, the daughter OF Christopher
Mitchell and the daughter OF Jacob Elder were
drowned. The other girl saved her life by
cilnging to cake of ice for several minutes
until She was rescued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

MAKE THE TRaIPS WoRK.-A Rhode Island
newspaper says tlt9t during the year Just closed
The city OF Providence provided labor at nifty
cents per day for ali citizens in need of employ
and lodgings 10 trampS and other non-residents
applying for the same and willing to recomDenSe
the city by chopping WOOD. IL was expected
that the experiment would cause marked
increase OF expenses, but tue figures ALREADY
show small saving, and the number or tramps
has largely decreased; in fact, the tramp VINO
VIII not work does not appear in tie neighb0r
hood Of Providence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
Arctic Elaboration.
TIRE NEW RASE PROPOSED foR Ftrrl-vp yppo,
Ii a.NI


TO REACH rHF roIg
Al the december meeting OF the ROYAL aca-
SLapIloa society OF England when Igori Dun
SiiI was inSlAlled as president. a new base fa5
latuie ROAR discovery Was proposed bY the
Meit-known secretary. Mr. Clements q Nark
nam. !. X. \. brother OF The officer Who WAS
second IN command under Captain Mares ana
Who led the Sledge party that went ffirfbpS5
nolth. For the present Mr.. Markham wa;Ila
ABANDON all attempts 10 proceed bY Smiths
Sound or the SpltHcnheTgen route. and would
attack tie heie from point much further east
he recommends that the next SNSteRlaii., sna
determined effort - attain higher latitude
t.Iah has Yet been reached Oe made through
AtatI-"oS' ph land, the ucW land north or NOVA
.eDba, which Vas discovered by ;l;e Austria.
huIEailan expedition NJ l>I2 -. under IieH'S
,t S3oi aia Nel pICchi. The southern boundary
Ni tt1ui-'oseph Land Il lose Ia tae seth parai-
~ "a Nolh latitude. The country has been
raced thence uolthna ard, along sound which
apteaIS to separate Il INTO two great divisions
NN'IeA Land on the east aud Iirhy I and an
the west. a. Tar a. latitude - u,,, ,,,,,ey, f,-
Tier II extends. OF whether 1t il 4 Polar CONT
HtH,' Oh HeitN an aSEte cation 81 large island,
We 90 not yet know. But the cNparln1re of
the AuSlne- HungarianS indicates Inc n,.'s
billty OF successful navigation MORT Inward mas,
tie shelter ~ The western coast The marine
fauna obtained ~ thiS region aud the nbSrrtgt
lcinreia;dit "i The SEA there tend tp -ha.y t1.f
lie adjacent waters are by nnlarauS .,fWav, L..
houlu, ana IN a favorable season "A vessel pgr.l,
ny the Route proposed Gluld probably d Al M.
iti quarters ma = nigh latitude Eioin iRaf
point S.,dgc expeditions might be- sent nli n
ihe directions promising the best result, soy
elal distinguished Arctic explorers Nnl w.,
present ~ the meeting expressed Ghcir a.
tipNai oi the views Submitted by Nh MarNbao
Among them was Admiral Sir Lep.nll M,.t-sn-
lNcA. the tscoNCger oi the fate Oi SIR John
Iahkiln- ton the same o,Ca>on Nj N4rkNt,u
'ai'a llt attention ~ the RoNai t,rnyrapGt.t4
society 1e what Is certainly The most moi an,
HLtc athtN enieai az lie year ISIS Abpui the
middle Il August i3ot, Tor thr HrSt ritne IA tRr
tialctA ni Tie world. vessel doubled the snlS'
L"llutfiN point Ui Asia. IN the year ls4a thi,
CAPE was reached In Slriges hy Lieutenant
,helA 'l>hln. 81 tie BuSSian service. whose aame
u stu bears. lie doubled II on TN, lee, b,lf n,
Vessel Ia, ever sailed around Il unlIl now Tins
success was achieved 10y the Scandinavian rX-
!''uli ton from Europe 10 siberia. under Prafa,-
scr Norfeu~k iold. The Well-Anown naurailt
me unfinished quantity OF ice enrpuui-res
along The coast NJ siberia l. attributed 10 the
nigh temperature Of the waters which th,
n.1thward TOW iHg Siberian rivers pour into m,
Arctic ocean during he summer - / y ~y,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
cVMmE:K aRRANGEMENT.

RN SOUTH.
Tns swift ard elegant iron Steamer LADY De
TisE LAKE CaYtain O. j. BosNR -E-A
vIILE. leaves 6tii-street wharf. nnfil - =
,esdsy and friday, at O'Clock y. M, connecting
With steamers for Boston, Providence and other
So-fhsrn points Returning, leaves Norfolk every
Tuesdsy thursday and Saturday, st o'clock p. "a