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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

Bodnea or CAMPING the LyComug 4 complete guido
~ camping out ~ rhld Up De Gfah " y. Emo extra
cOtl al d.
1Iadeiun LemOnc BY Ms Lsth Aians. author "a u" IN
stowe limo. Extra CLOTH y o. Paper cnNcfs tsc
The Ghost OF RcdbrOok. a ne~ oh rranD' npyei
autnor ~ Taco 81 Trump Lh' LcT Dlllo4 -
syo. Extra cloth. a %. Paper cpvrr - cents
Rife firing. \ instruction in rih" Hiring By
T. q. LGiIleI, OrdLanfr Department Z. >. 4
Win illustrations. lGnO, CLOTH Fl 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

York phy scaus fhey been nsn gspecri
Grape Wine and Wiue brs n hsr practice pr years
The entire satisfaction OF their psirhfs and iAcmsrly
and take pleasure recommending them 70 The pIhit
being all claimed for them aud, TACT thr most
haOe ihey find II IS especially Recommended for con.
suuptye- the aged and for females For sale az
- Wagrrn--i. Sew-fork, aud Dy trug fsl>
Post Once Notice tore "a mas .lg
SATURDAY september q. 1873 VIII at fl- 4es On
h. DAh al. Europe. ststn-iO Nevada, ia
Steamship canada. itsvIr and at tlr -ir,ps,
by steamship liOihal, git 4ursn-t,"ns pu TUESDAY.
Tor Europe, by afetuls Anritiic, - ol'ena
lsOrre-uOnance Tor Germany .Hd France mnst 90
-ilssa PyInDain, Chrrooark snd hauDuIg, On SAT-.
JRDAf. q. No. Europe steamship CITY N! Err
n correspondence Tor Germany Als ,cet
land specially addressed, aud 40 SCOT
3ua No.. for N0,e, soltha npton
an The malls Deulntrs -welrn sgi
spatch.d bY Hamburg and Bremen steamers uy ahc
Nassau. y. r. leave NeW4p4A - picmN'r l. mo
nails fgr nayt Kingston anl Aditc1p1 ctfe lew YORK
september The mails for Havana -fve New YORK sep
TENDER g. mails Tor o., West indies, Brazil anu Ar
zen ne leave NrwiOrk september 3. The mIsl lr Vow
f0unuiand ~cptenber5 the mails fof Mex
seslurS pteuln-l b iue ull4e pr -LlIl tll
Japan Francisco september t Inc mails ilr AUS
traua, &c. leave san francl.,0 september 20.
ri)s. +. Ait,. HDstntsssr
Post ONCE. Sew-Yos, August 30 1873
harp,ess berry II the period. strong plants %
This nd PRESIDENT Lincoln zoe. Go1cr. - 100
cinderella, Continental Miners fIolic &c ODE per Dozen
- per lDu. a..
Der dozen, :! % pet lOn.
Plotted 10 order Il per 100 extra.
Ready Address all orders a. -
j.. & j. c. WILLIAMS.
Aontcsur ~ T.
Una.ina reei from Dyspepsa may De- % aimed by tas
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INARkIHD.

IL yohu.ton $50 BOwery. n " Jays cash for DuPLI
CGTE WEDDING P8EsESIs Diamonds Watches &c
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LITTLE brown * 60,
Pa Wa-hiBgts1-sL
Morse Banks and Banking iiy john .. Acrssl IT, sv>
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ADDITIONAL tribe REPORTS.

like IT, thee can 80 elsewhere" And tie indignant Wis
tors went.-tNariusket Letter 10 Albany Journal
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nOUGHrON. OsGOOD X %.

x WORTIINGTcN.
100 Br0hdwny. NsTy-hOrk
PauersOn's Tourists Guide 90 -cotiand asO % cens
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YEW BOOKS AND VIEW EDITIONS.

Tna.ina relief from Dyspepsia may De .ael By
Use 0f IA NLIIS AROMA TIED HEfslNL-
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Special Notices.
Bangs ~ Co.. Ancsioneers.
s3g ana 1tl Broadway,


WILL SELL
MONDAY. TUESDAY and MEDN E-DAN, at $50 2. m.
LIBRARIES consisting OF ENGLISH BOOKS sclen.
unc Illustrated The classics and large col.
ectiOn
THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
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Congress Water superiority All stsrL
i've Its entire freedom from everything Dstsr -
acid that irrItaiss the mucous membrane.
Chalmers Belgrava Cologne uncucsu0nably the IN
est u perfumes elegant Tor the handkerchief luxurious Tor
.he bath. Try n. sod everywhere ~ zbr aud 81.
Sims Mission Earfh-A thorough Medical lrcstisk
indicating COluued liabilities Do removed ihB
O - years study OO,ervat1n aad pofessgnai
practice. showing the Agencies Tat VII insure tesofe4 an
hoOd STRENGTHENED vitality sound conditions 81 alta,
that nave impaired ny poeera statements
OF the Obstacles Mare aud Of the rsnDvs
them BY mail l5c. lCuncncg postage Samr-I Address
ee:y Anseum Anatomy and science t,Jflth have. s.l.
Patenis-Trads- Marks Designs.
Also Canadian and European patents promptly secured.
Charges moderate. We have bad tan years expert
cnce. Advice freely given. H. WALLIS a. son, Scien
title News Office, 10 Sptlcc-,t. View YORK.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-27
Interesting statistics,
&,nsseR "a

The records of marriage /, otier q
curious columns. Statistics are COM
uaIly forcing upon our1ndtibs
percentage Of repentant 'olfu t,h fsSI
also of young bachelors who msflJ "
ows; also of young nwomsnl Anea
old men, and widows who l re9H 4
vows; while the ratio OF second, W
and fourth marriages Is verg ccna
Indeed, it is most profanely c 3 w
pass that, just as the stars are no. q II
but points of vast triangles snuo
grams to cold-blooded astronom
every unmarried woman stanass " y:
algebraic symbolic the eye Of the - Il
mathematician; il she; i, %. YEN as y
representing three-quarters q 81
hood that she will change hsf rsas y.
%, standing for one-quarter!,, ri wv ~
possibility; if 80, reduced 70 - -
of one divided by 10; and 0e9a
ing in a geometrical rstio which . ~ !,
hardly be polite to put into figures !, -, y
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sents the fraction one-hadf 81 Y
probabilities of marriage, WHICH Z.
vulgar a fraction that most young =
of that period strive ardenty %
hilate it by finding the other ana -;
half which restores their integrit'' !,
stance and show.-E1csangesIJ p"
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and the brilliancy of the lights awoke
her in a fright. She was a somnam-
bulist.
Thus unconsciously had she served as
a model to the artist, who fully repaid
in love what she had given him in re-
nown. He obtained the prize and was
loaded down at the Court with honors
and riches.
A few days afterwards there was cele-
brated at St. Paul's the union of Van
Dyck and Lucy, the daughter of the no.
BILE Count Ruthven de CORY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-27

THE biggest boy in the school at Tat
tell, Nd, disobeyed the mistress, who
attempted to punish him. He knocked
her down and went home. His father
returned with him to the school, put a
whip into the teachers hands, and told
her to chastise him all she wanted to-.
She thought at first that she would de-
cline the privilege, and trust to the eff
feet of her forbearance for the boys ref
ormation; but she changed her mind,
and piled the whip until she tainted from
over-exertion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-27

So many people are claiming q II
sess locks of Washington's hay n
only necessary to demonstrats, 49, sslds
father of his country died tetai vaS \,
establish the authentaiH 05 tnss. Il
suite mementoes.-BOston 1Tdfse'F"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-27

In the United States there are of wom-
en- in the various professions, $50 doc
tors, 42o dentists, IS preachers, and Is
or 20 lawyers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-27

are nearly the length Of hi, !.
who walks at the pace Of 4 sa. Y
very slow snail at that, GO e..
Journal. VII
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

eE Fanny Davenport, the actress, was mar
ried 10 MIR. Edwin Z. Price, OF N. Y, at Canton,
Pa, Wednesday evening
HThe International and Great Northern r
X. OF Texas was sold yesterday for 81 900 900. It
was bid In by Geo. Sealey, OF Galveston repre-
sentlng Kennedy and Sloan, the New York trus-
tees for the bondholders.
a A special from 0pelika states that Samuel
q. GraSty, who was on trial for the murder OF
Reed. was admitted to s., 500 ben yesterday.
"I In the House OF Commons yesterday the
chancellor or the eXcheQuer stated that the
government proposed TO ask a vote OF
f3,O0O,0o0 on account OF the expenses OF the
war In South Africa.
es-The mayor or Chicago last night suspended
detectives Ii Is stated that all OF the dismisse1
officers are republicans.
eVThe revenue cutter Grant called a. PORT
land, Maine, yesterday, and procee1e1 ar 10
O'Clock am. with Secretary sherman and party
for Newport. fs
eF In the House OF Lords yesterday the Mar
gus ol .sanspury, foreign secretary, replying to
S2s.a.eme1I 2sseI tnat the Russian soldier had left
Eastern Roumelia
MIS-. Howard, wife OF Rev. Mr.. Howard
minister or the Episcopal church OF Dundan
fa.. committed suicide yesterday by drowning
nersel1 In the Lackawanna river. Insanity was
the cause.
IPresident pro tenn Keim, of the Phtladel-
nOunces an increase OF per cent. 10 the miners'
wages. This action nxeS the rate OF wages TO
be paid by all the operators In Schuyk1u county.
II IRollin B. Pearsall, who was drowned &C
Ocean Grove on "Wednesday, was an excellent
strength and ventured beyond the ropes. Four
hours were spent In vain attempt TO resusd
tate him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01
RAT.TTMORR A,

BALTIMORE. August l.-virsinia SKIES, de-
ferred, 6A do consos 57ss; do. second SERIES 29s
bid to-day. Sugar strone-A soft, sSasx. ''A'' ''s
BALTIMORE. August l.-Cotton duli-middIins.
IN Flour steady and a9isHO.ard street and
extra i2sa17s do Kio brands so6aS Is Pst.pscS SS
ern lower and weak-southern red, IO5aIoS: n"
amber. l 09a1 IL; No. 1 Maryland. Lllk; No
western winter red. spot and August Log saL O9k
southern steady with light receipts; western rmer
ern mixed spot and August i4sis.: septsmSsr @ Tssr
lower and fairly active southern, 37alO; western
fs Rye Suie I1 SsaSs Hay . choice
pork. 10 25 Bulk meats-loose shoulders. 81; clear
sS as1s S and a.m, S
l2ai4. EGGS quiet fresh. ssI0. Petroleum quiet
Rio calgoes. MIlailE. WhisEy steady. ' i07ksi6s.
F5eishts to Liverpool per steamer actiye-cotton,
vhss nSSr as grain. 4 90 Be-
400 Ehipments~vhest. 2ii0O0: corn, 1880
Sales-wheet. 4Sl 400: corn, 1880
2sas: E1ehangs. long. 1s2; short. ssss.. Govern.
s.i SEW YORK. Angus. l-Flour dull Wheat fairly
81 isiS; ana Ss ils for the account Erie. caey 2sy
Amount q bullion gone into the bank on balance
HEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day At p. m. - reported BY Lewis John.
& gss ssss ssnss ss! iC2; e.; g. Per esn. lcss
fsTs;d. fssnd: 1852; sssSH9;hss e NJ Dc Pss P%s
O. Telegraph. SsS; Fssiae 1.a. III 14x. xx1a' '0':
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

Mr.. WHEELRRs BAD SPEcULATIoNs - The
creditors OF Police Commissioner Wheeler held
an adjourned meeting yesterday before Register
Dwight, and received a statement showing debts
OF $l41,2.5 and assets consisting OF notes,
mortgage bonds, stock held as collateral and
furniture covered by chattel mortgage. An ofYer
was made TO compromise at 10 cents on the
dollar cash, and the commissioner was ox.
amiLed at length regarding his speculations In
western lands. he had advanced SIS, 600 for q
third interest In block OF pine lands in Wis
consin which cost $4,000; the taxes, however
were so heavy, $1,000 year, that the lands
were put In the hands OF trustees, and Mr.
Mr.. Delano, OF Washington. The lands were
sold for $4,000, and the trustees claimed they
paid Mr.. Delano the share due to Mr. Wheeler.
and the latter testified that he had tried to get
an accounting, but had never been able to, ana
had never received cent from the lands. He
also testified that his only source OF income
was nus salary as police commissioner, and that
Lake.-(N. y. Trfbube 31st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THE NATIONAL LINCOLN MONUMENT AssocIA-
TIoE met at Springfield, Ill, yesterday, for the
that he had model OF the third or artillery
group complete and ready for the casting, and
had commenced work on the fourth and last or
cavalry group but awaited the order OF the
as ssociation before proceeding further. A reso.
luton was adopted fnstructing him to proceed
with the model OF the last group, and have both
presented from Robert T. Lincoln. son OF Presi-
dent Lincoln. proposing TO convey to the asso-
ciatfon an interest In the old Lincoln home.
stead, provided It be restored to the condition
IT was left In by Mr.. Lincoln and preserved as a
memorial. The charter or the association pre-
vents their acceptance OF the trust, but a reso-
lum committee TO consult with Robert Lin.
coin, and ascertain II the property could not be
conveyed TO an association OF ladiea to be
formed for the purpose, who woud put the
property In repair and see that it was properly
preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

FAILURE OF THE COAL CoNBNATIoN-At
meeting OF individual coal operators OF the
stoppage OF mining from the 9th to the 2sd OF
August was considered. As the Phtladolphfa
and Reading company will not agree to such
stoppage, committee was appointed to confer
with Acting President keim TO ascertain II the
Reading company would stop shipment TO the
line trade during the period. That otficial iu-
formed them that he could give no Definite an
is In Europe, were obtained. This report was
made TO the meeting, whereupon an adjourn.
ment was had until Saturday next, without
any action being taken. July prices for Schuyl.
ators. The Lehigh operators, at their meeting
also held yesterday, agreed not TO make any
changes In the line or city prices. The Mineral
Mining and SuSquehanna coal companies mef
yesterday and agreed to the advance OF Is cents
per ton on line and harbor prices for August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

The EDUcATIoNAL CoNGREss.-At the session
or the National Educational Society In Philadel-
phia yesterday James NJ. Garnett, LII D., pre-
sident ia OF st. John's College, Annapolis, Md.
read paper On ''rhe Historical Method In the
Teaching of English" Mr. Garnett traced the
growth grow no OF the English language as now spoken
from the earliest ages, and said the English
language should be elevated to at least the
position OF an equality with the Latin or Greek,
ana abo Inc the people should be taught to know that
as the two classics: Mr.. Taylor, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, IN opening the discussion, said that COL
ieges should teach the history OF the English
language. Lindley Murray and his children had
Deen, In his opinion, taught In our schools long
enough, and should be laid aside and the his,
torical tor sI study Of the language take its place
cacy of making the study OF the English Ian
guage an essential one for teachers
The members OF the association visited the
permanent exhibition In the afternoon, and in
the evening reception was rendered them.
Mr.. Edward Shipper presided, and an address
OF welcome was delivered by DR.. Paxton, presi-
dent OF the exhibition company. There were
also addresses by Hon. John w. Forney Walt
Whitman and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

REV. NEWMAN HALL RENEws HIS Surr FOR
DIyoRCE.-A telegram from London, July 31st,
SayS:-Rey. Newman Hall has renewed hfs suit
tion from his wife. He Instituted similar suit
some years ago, which was decided against
him. Since then he and his wife have not lived
together. He now renews the suit, having OBJ
tained, as he alleges, Information that win com.
pei the court TO grant his plea. The evidence
which he has produced upon the hearing OF the
case thus FAR Is OF an extremely repulsfve and
Scandalous character, but the friends OF the lady
insist that this evidence Is fictitious and that its
falSity can be proved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

AENIvKRsARY CELEBRATION AT OCRAN GROVE
The tenth anniversary OF the first religious ser
vices held at Ocean Grove, n. j., was celebraf0a
yesterday. Public buildings, churches, COTTAGES
ana tents were decorated with f1ags. During the
morning the anniversary sermon Was prea1heSI
by Bishop Simpson, OF New jersey, in the proS-
ence OF 5000 people. In the afternoon another
vast congregation assembled In the AUDITORIUM
and the unveiling OF two colossal memorial vases
on Ocean pathway. Addresses were made by
Rev. Z. H. Stokes, DID,, president OF the Oceon
A. w. Harris, Ebert W. Osborn, Prof. Williams
OF Pennington, N. j., Chancellor Runyon and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

ODD PILLOWS PRIZE DRILL.-The EncampA
ment OF the Independent Order OF ODD Fellows
attending the grand reunion OF that fraternity
at Long Branch, yesterday, held q competitive
OF arms tswords). The competing battalious
were the Rochester, OF Rochester, N. Y, the
washington Encampment, OF New York,
and the Newark Encampment, OF Newark, N.
j. The drill was on the lawn fronting the
ocean Hotel, and was witnessed by fully 1000
PEI sons, who enthusiastically applauded the
brilliant manPuvreS OF the Uniformed Patrf.
archs. The prize. an elaborately-carv silver
and gold vase, ornamented with encampment
emblems, was awarded TO the Rochester En-
campment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

A L. s. CONSUL THREATENED.-A letter was
lately received by MI. HOrati0 j. Sprague, the
U. 5. consul at Gibraltar. demanding that the
sum OF $4,000 be deposited In certain spot on
pain OF the death OF himself and his family In
the event OF bis refusal. The Spanish authori-
ties investigated the matter and arrested four
teen persons on suspicion. Mr.. Sprague has
since received letter containing still more au-
daciOuS threats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

ALMOST INCREDIBLK-The number Of nasaen.
gers that may be carried In the boats OF the
Boston and bingham company Is limited Oy
law, and the managers are very careful not "a
exceed Chat number. On excursion and other
days, when more than the regular passengers
apply, they are counted, and all applicants
AFTER the limit is reached must wait for the next
boat Boston Adperttser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01
A Gambler Killed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. John Morton, the
proprietor OF q gambling saloon, was shot and
killed last night by Frederick Rohman, whom
he had ordered to leave the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01
A Fatal Fall.

PITTsToN, PA, Aug. Patrick Moran, OF
Binghampton, n. Y, while making some re-
pairs on church at Towanda, on Wednesday,
fell from scaffoldIng distance OF 80 feet, and
was almost instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01
Fire.

CINCINNATI, August la special dispatch
says Snaps large planning mill, together with
a large amount OF dressed lumber at Terre
liaute, Ind, was burned last night. Loss,
$1,000. Insured In the .Etna for 81, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

r. r. BooTHK, ex-county attorney at Hemp
stead, Texas, was instantly killed wednesday
night by r. T. Springfield, who shot MIN five
murderer is at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THE REV. JOHN COLEMAN protestant Episco-
pal,, rector OF st. Johns Church at North
Haven, Conn, and st. Andrews, Northford,
Conn.,, has become unpopular with his parish
toner's, but stubbornly refuses 70 resign. A sun
day or two ago he found the church at North.
ford locked and only two Pensioners awaiting
the service. He broke into the ediflce. and md
bell with q stone, but no one came in responses
and he went through the service before q COM
gregatiOn OF two Hduen Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THR UNFINISHED TkOTTING RACES OF Wednes-
day, at keene, N. H., were completed yester-
day. The winners were Young Columbia and
Annie Low: best time 2:35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

CLEVELAND RACEs.-Rarus won the fr0e.for.
all race at Cleveland yesterday easily, and Ida
Bassett won the 2:24 class race against Alley
the favorfte. and Rose OF Washington second
trotted q half mile IN 1:0SA In the postponed
pacing race Lucy won the nth heat 10 9:l6 and
the race; Matte Hunter second, Sleepy Tom
third, and Rowdy Boy fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

MAYOR COOPER, OF New York yesterday sent
communication to Ponce Commissioners
Wheeler citing the latter to appear before him
at the city hall on Monday next concerning
charges preferred against him in the report az
the commissioners OF accounts relating to de-
fic1ency in his accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01
Weston and ROvHell to Walk for the

Weston and Rowen will sign articles on Satlr-
day for the next competition OF the Sir John
Ashley long distance champion belt The con-
test Will take place at Gilmore's Garden, BEGIN
ming September 1St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

The Markets.

QUEBEC, August bishop O'Brien, OF Kings.
ton, died suddenly this morning at the st. Louis
hotel in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

HIS LAST Rn1a-James Roag, boy five year
OF age, while stealing q ride on an Easton an I
AmDoy ore train in Phillipsburg, N. j., fell
under the cars and was Instantly killed. II :,
body was completely cut In two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THE PRESIDENT has appointed Oliver T.
Thompson notary public for this District, and
Frank G.. Macdonald to be commissioner OF
deeds 10 the state OF Maryland for the District
OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR COMMITTEE at
Chicago yesterday took large amount OF tes-
t1mony, which was very contradictory as to the
proper remedy for existing evils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

U-Col. John v. D. Dubois, U. s. A., died at
hjs residence, near Hudson, N. Y, yesterday
morning, aged 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

THE PLAGUE IN MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Nine new cases and four deaths from yellow
FEVER were reported at Memphis yesterday
3e dnere Is much opposition still On the part Of
cOlOred people 10 remove to camp, notwith-
standing the Official reports show that the fever
Is daily gaining victims among their race Two
more suspicious cases appeared at New orleans
yesterday, and one case was reported at the
quarantine station. The New Orleans board of
health state they see no reason for alarm on
account OF the few cases that have appeared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

NAVAL ORDBRs.-Paymaster G. A. Lyon to
duty at the naval rendezvous, ST. Louis, Mo
Master Hugo Osterhaus.from the Norfolk navy
yard and ordered to duty on the coast survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-01

CONsOLIDATED.-TheA Army and Nar, Gazette
has been purchased by Messrs. w. C. and F. p
Church, the prop1ietors OF the Army and Nary
journal CT New York, and the two lapers will
be consolidated