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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
TMeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1875.
CITY NEWS.
The Weekly Times.

The " eehIy Ilmeo-
THE WEEKLY TINES issued to-day is g
splendid number TO send to friends in The
East. Every farmer in Kansas should take
THE WEEKLY ZINES. Its cost is only 81 .2s
per aDnum, postage paid. For si5oO we will
give THE WEEKLY TINES one year and q No
5 wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
For 5000 We will give a Singer sewing
Machine with cover and every late improve
ment aud The WEEKLY TINES for one year.
We have only few OF these machines on
hand and parties who want them should
not delay but remit the requisite amount
I'm mediately.
THE recent rainfalls amounted to 2.25
inches
FIFTEEN car loads OF s;ock:went out on the
Pacific, yesterday.
On the sOth Grau's Comic Opera Company
will appear In this city.
An extra freight train went out on the
Kansas Pacific Railway, yesterday.
Ed. LATTA, of the Broadway stock yards
'hipped twelve car loads OF stock to st. Louis
JERRY STONE, . colored man, 50 years old,
lied at the poorhouse, Oct. 18th. 1873 Disease
Two car loads of mules went out on the
Kansas Pacific, yesterday, for Government
Use In the West.
The officers baggage OF companies E. + and
D, 18Th Infantry, arrived at Fort Leaven-
worth yesterday. The troops may be expec-
ed at any time.
THE young man who ornamented the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
PROVERBS.


s Mona can be sick when ihe stomach !
s blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, and!
: dop Bitters keep them so.n
The greatest nourishing tonic, sppe-I
izer, strengthener and curative on EARTH
Hop Bitters."
ut is impossible to remain long sick
n out OF heslth, where Hop Bit,ers are
n Ised.r
Why DO Hop Bitters cure 30 much 80
1 becsGse they give good digestion. rich
'looi aud healthy action Of all the organs
NO matter what your feelings or all
nent. Hop Biiters Will do you good"
"I.emenber, Hop B:tters never doe
larm, but good, always and continually
Purity the blood, cleanse the stomach
nd sweeteu the breath with Hop Bitters.'
"IluIet nerves and balny sleep in HoI
3itters."
"No health with insctise liver and
Urinary organs without Hop Bitters."
Try Hop Cough euro and Pain
kNelief.
For sale nv ARNOLD & HUNT, GEoRGK A
EDDY and THEo. EGGEISDORF, wholesale.
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WILLIAM GEORGE, Plaintiff
vs..
ELIZABETH GEORGE, Defendant.

DUbLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that
u under and by virtue of an execution
Issued on Judgment rendered in action
in the District Court IN the county of Laav-
enworth, in the State of Kansas, wherein f..
\. %. Clou2 h Ii plaintiff, and Lena Felix and
Earnest HASTEN are defendants, to me d.
rected and delivered, 1 Will on
MONDAY, THE eth DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. II. 1879. at eleven O'Clock A. VI OF that day,
at the south front door OF the Court House IN
the City of Leavenworth, In the County of
Leavenworth, in the state of Kansas, offer
Al Public sale and Sell To the highest bidie,
for cash in hand, the following DIES ri bedTract
ofland, situate, lying and heing.iu the County
of Leavenworth, i'll the state OF Kansas, name
ly:
The Fast half *, of the northeast frac-
tiOnal quarter of section number IN, of Town
ship number eight ~, of Range nun.ber
twenty one CD.
Dated this 18th day of september, 1879
4. @ LOWE.
Sheriff of LesyeuwOTth County Kansas,
E V. - Clougn, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notice.!

THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court sitting in and for sid
County.
WILLIAM GEORGE, PiaintIn,n
ELIZABETH GEORGE. Defendant.
" OF, ELIZABETH GEORGE, TAKE
II notice that You have been sued in the
above named court, by the above named
plaintiff, and that the said plaintiff has
filed his petition against you, praying
said court tor Judgment for divorce
from you, the said defendant. on the
following grounds, To wit: Gross neg
lect OF duty and adultery; and that
unless You answer said petition on the 2lst
day of November, 1879. judgment Will be
rendered against you AS aforesaid.
T. THDl.ES,
Oct9-wi P,aintiG's AttOru,y.
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The above Lis: does not contain the
names OF one half Of those Who have bought
these goods from us and worn them with
much satisfaction. As We have kept no
memoranda Of names for the past twelve
months cannot recall them all. We invite
the public to call and examine our styles
Of Mems Fine Goods and azure them we
Warran. every pair to give Perfect Sstls
faction.
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The particular d:fension Of the Public Is called
70 the fact that the entire Number Of the Tckss for
egeA Monfhiy Drs,oisq Is sold. and consequently
az ne prt-es IN each drd,ciag are so d and drdrn
conPGSy.
Az osr Grond Exfrsordtnasy Drdscin0s Grs
eaedr TIE Importation oad nsnna1eme.f of GEN.
ERALS q. 7. BEAURn9 ARD and JUBAL
wodsatAw
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Interest
sinking
District

Interest
sinking
District
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- <ateJi hcy anu w = 80. W
3s Camp st., New Orleans, Dec. -, 1875.
COLLINS
voI1ac lllcrre
AASTERs

dyspepsia, Bilious Collie, Cramps a
and prevent Ague and Maiariat IBIS
Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitati
Heart, PAINFUL Kidneys, RheunatI
ralgia and Sciatica. they are the be
In the world. Get the genuine.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

.ASos Prixes, ACCOUNTING tO...-.-.......--1llOiO COO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
,ate all. prominent points, 70 whom liberal
compensation will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for fur.
Cher Information, or send orders to
N. a. DACPAlN.
r. o. BoX o9&. New Orleans, La,
or same person at
Ne. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
LEAvESwoRrH COUNTY. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

CATCHING Fish WITH RAKR.-For about two
weeks the shores OF the pond at New Fairfield
has been lined with men and boys, both night
ana DAY, armed with fish pals and spear, the
occasion being the opening OF the bullhead
before. On some OF the recent rainy DAYS the
banks or the pond were lined with teams and
single rigs, boys on foot and boys on horseback,
all ready for piscator1al action. The number or
into the water and with an iron rake hauled
them ashore by the scores. Others being unpro-
N1ded with tackle have killed them with stones
or caught them with their hands A party OF
three persons In one day took nearly 500 OF
them. IL is estimated that In one day about
one thousand bullheads were taken from these
Waters-[ Danburg RI p1blican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
THE TERRIBLE FEVER,
e Present Suffering I'm Memnh

Inc Present SuI1ef1mX IN Memphis
CINCINNATI, July 1S.-The Commercial this
morning has the following from Memphis
"The Hester family, where four cases OF yellow
fever were located, reside at No. Sc Clay street,
nearly opposite the house OF Theodore Dern,
who died eight days ago, as 1t was said, OF con-
gestion. Dern and Hester were carpenters and
their families fraternized, but they had no CON-
muntcatiOn with other sick persons, and were
quarter Of a mile or more distant from the
house of Judge Ray. The remaining sick In the
Hester family are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hester
and their sons Joseph and William, and 9
years Of age. These are the first cases reported
since the 10th inst, when Mrs. TObin was put
down as suffering from yellow yever. A dozen
or Oh Hesters neighbors have been taken sick
SlI ce Wednesday morning, but the phoSicianS
did not term 1t yellow fever.
The Doctors Puzzled.
In the family OF Phil Wehrun four are down.
ano n Mrs Damon, near the corner OF Clay and
Desota streets, was taken sick yesterday. Peo-
pie say they do not know what to cali the dis
order, out IL is very certain that the sufferers
are very Iii. 1t is not believed that the malady
VIII spread rapidly, or that 1t will become cpl
gaining from house to house. The present srf.
1erefS are more than three miles from any
north bound railroads and over mile from any
depot. The Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
running south, being the nearest. The doctors
continue sat sea" on the subject and some de-
clare that others have yellow fever on the
brain; that there is no yellow fever 10 Memphis
have to do something to keep up q stir and
hold their places. The new fever has killed
trade for the summer, and no change is now
anticipated until after cold weather.
Two New Cases To-day.
MEMPHIS, July 1S.-Two new cases OF yellow
fever were reported to the board OF health this
morning-Fred. Eckers, a barber, residiug at
NO NO; lol Beaie street, and N. Williamson, at
trains going out late last night were crowded
ana many more are leaving to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
JEFFERSON DAVIS, BEOUEST.
Mrs. DOrsey's Will 20 be Contested
by Her Relations

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The Times to-day SAYS
Mr.. s. Percy Ellis, the brother OF Mrs. Sarah A.
Dorsey, who bequeathed by will all her property
to Jefferson Davis, is a resident of No 1855 La
fay ette avenue. Brooklyn. Mr.. Ellis says Mrs
Sarah A. Dorsey was born at Woodlawn Feb
ruary IL. 1879, and not in Natchez, the city resi-
dence OF her parents She was the eldest OF
four children, two only OF whom are now alive,
S. Percy and his sister Inez. The property con.
veyed to Mr.: Davis consists, besides ready
money and large tract of uncultfvated lands
10 that state and Kansas, OF Beauvoir Elkridye
plantation and Elliston plantation, kansas
parish, La. 1t Is estimated to be worth over
s25o,0o0. Mr.. Ellis, while aware OF her enthus.
fasm for Mr.. Davis, did not think that she would
60 SO lar to prove her zeal as to give up to him
all her wealth, when 1t was known that her
husband had expressed desire that the son
AID daughter of her brother Percy should have
assured to them an income. The reporter
learned yesterday that Mrs. Dorsey a viii is to
be contested and steps have been already taken
toward that end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
The Markets.


BALTIMORE. July I8.-Virginis sixes, deferred.
new ten-forties 4sh; do past due coupons. 794 bid
Es July Sne fsGotton s0ts asASIaadns sasa
,, Hoard ss.ses +, aPS ID ysssn
super, s;2sa3 20; do extra, SSaI IS; do naio Rio
brands. 2t; PatsPsco family, 100 Wheat south.
aecline-southe ern red, Il0aiii; do amber, Liza
LA; No: Maryland. Ll3; No western winter
ia fflSSt Ip5y ldn n Ass%s
ern scarce and hrm; western dull-southern white
81; do yellow. So; western mixed. spot, ana July
steamer. l6I.- Oats easier and better demand,
SASS; Pennsylvania, 4oa42 Rye quiet, Sc. Hay
sas
pork, 10 SO. Bulk meats-loose shoulders, (: clear
B sas and as. isP IaIs
EsEs MsSssn aaSassG h5 aus
Quiet, and nominany IG7 Ssi o. Freishis to M Liver.
pna sn per s5ssHd ssss@er slS ssou
29t 2 s d0e Of which 80 aOd Is southern; corn.
$500 Cola Co9n H aGo re 100
NEW YORK. July 1s Stocks active and strong.
Money. zHaS Exchange. long. 4S5; abort. 4S65l
new YORK; July ls-Flour dun and heavy.
"pes1 TeERPiynf !RiPiy actiXe & Gorn fairly a;tive
Manchester is Gull 'A'A "'N i"''i'" -
kEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
Inc fOuow'ng quotations were current in New
so, aofk foaay at p NJ, Is reported by Lewis John.
PsE ssns '9Rs En-; s. s = xssi..s sss ssSss Sss
trsl s0s4; Lake Shor-. 76h; Northwest, sost do
s Tsss: IS d0 s s
s9%; Pacific Mai. l4zs. W. - Ae''e ''pA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
A Raflr0ad Purchase.

ST. LOUIS, July 1s-The shareholders OF the
st. Louis ~ San Francisco Railway have ap-
chase OF the Missouri & Western Railroad, and
also the st. Louis & Wichita road 0rom OSwego
to Wichita, distance OF 14O miles) and Tor
which and its equipment it Is stated ample
funds have already been subscribed. The Mis-
soun and Western is already equipped and In
operation. With the completion OF the st.
Louis and Wichita road, the st. Louis and San
FRANCISCO Will form connection with the At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe. and the ST. Ionis
ana San Francisco Will have line OF about 600
miles. circular issued by the secretary of
the latter road says the new acquisition will
ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

NKw YORK, July ls.-The Posts financial
says: "At the stock exchange speculative shares
with few exceptions opened buoyant and prices
advanced steadily until near noon, when re-
action set In. The early improvement ranged
common, and the subsequent reaction from i
TO q per cent. Illinois Central Iron Mountain.
and Louisville and Nashville were weak in con-
sequence OF the fresh outbreak OF yellow fever
at Memphis. United States bonds and other
strictly investment securities continue strong.
Speculative bonds are active and higher Mo-
ney has been In abundant supply at 2l5a3 per
cent. call. Prime mercantile paper sold at 3ka
~ per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

HENous CHARGE AGAINST A DocroR te,e.,
gram from Sioux City, July l6, says:-Dr W.B.
Porter OF Lemarfs, who had been undergoing an
examination during the past week on charge
young school teacher, was yesterday held to
bail In the sum of S. .OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

A FATAL DuEIIo on THE ROAD TO CHURCH.
on sunday morning last, two young men named
Lee and PrentisS, while on their way TO church.
commenced quarrel, when about six miles
from Cheraw, sc. A fight with their fists was
followed by resort TO pistols. PrentiSs fred
shots were fired. Lee was wounded ia the arm.
ard PrentisS fell dead. The difficulty occurred
about young lady TO whose affections they
both aSpired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

TIE HOTTEST DAY N CHARLIsroN.-Satur-
day last the thermometer at Charleston, s. c.,
stood at 104 degrees In the shade. the hottest
day ever known there, and the record runs back
10 l6SS In LBS. Tor the first time, 1t reached SS;
In 1872 IT touched 1O1: In 1926 and 1899 the high
est point reached was loo; In 1871 it went up as
high as l02, but 104 was reached Saturday for
the first time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
LAKE GEORGE REGATTA.
The Canoe Race Won by q Methodist

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 1s.-In the pad
dung canoe race, which was started at $50
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, there were 10
ment among the spectators. The course was
one mile. c. A. Cressy, Methodist minister
OF New hampshire, in peculiar craft con.
structed Dy himself, took the lead at the word
''go," and won with ease in 10 minutes 80 sec.
Shore"
LIN. Putnam, OF the New York Canoe Club
won the prize In bis class OF boats In Ii min.
ass.
The College Race Won by Co.
lumbf0.
The College four-oared race which was post
poned until this morning on account Of lumpy
water was called at eight O'Clock. The water
was In the best possible condition The Column
bla crew won, with the Wesleyans second aud
the Cornells third. Time, S min. 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY and party took a
Point, r. l., yesterday, and In the afternoon
went TO Boston. The party will be guests Of
the state and city part OF the time, WIN pass
saturday with Congressman Russell and Sum
day with Postmaster Tobey at Manchester By
the sea. To-day the PoStmast- General VIII hold
reception at the post ofice. The Commercial
Club viii entertain Secretary Sherman on his
visit to Boston Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

HAELAN, the oarsman, just after he had de-
feated Elliott on the Tyne, In England, ad-
aressed crowd In Newcastle and Immediately
handed the manuscript OF the speech TO q ne.
porter. The reporter, astonlShed at receiving
the writing, asked the oarsman when he had
written IL. Hanlan replied that the night be-
fore the race he had nothing TO do, so he sat
down In his bedroom and carefully wrote out
his speech. He said that he felt perfectly sure
or winning, and wanted to have some suitabl0
remarks ready for the crowd which he WAS also
sure he would have TO address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

BLooDTHIRsTY YOUNG NOVEL RKApKRs.-Two
youthful novel readers, OF Mt. Gilead. O., Geo.
selves that they would like to sskIIl Indians ana
NUM- goia, ana accordingly made q bold start
last night, nnDeknown to their parents for the
western WHO'S. The youths had small amount
OF cash In their trouser pocEets nrohehIw ac
auount Suffcient TO take them as far as Chit
oago. Ihey have exalted ideas OF the ssoid
SostnerDeaten scout, clothed in buckskin.
bot bSo~lsknlIe and pistol In hand, In deadly COM
pat with the wiry red man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

REPoRTs CONCERNING Mr.. SurRo AND WIFE.
The San Francisco Chronicle prints telegram
from virginia, New, July S, as follows: The city
is full OF rumors OF a scandal In high life, which
had rise recently at the International Hotel
For some three months a Washington woman
known In town as "the $780, 900 widow, - has been
stopping at the hotel Her name is Mrs. Allen
snd the scandal touches her and Adolph Sutro
OF tunnel notoriety. Last Thursday Mr.. Sutro
and family came to Virginia to attend the per-
Torrance OF "Pinafore.n After dinner the In
mates OF the hotel were startled by screams OF
women and calls for everybody to come and see.
A general rush was made in the direction Of the
cries. which led to the room OF Mrs. Allen, where
Mrs. Sutro was beating her over the head with q
champagne bottle. Friends rushed Ia and
seized Mrs. Sutro, when she declared that she
had caught her husband with Mrs. Allen. MIS-
Sutro was removed to her room and COM
menced accusing Mr.. Sutro OF infidelity ana
holding questionable relations with the woman
whom she continued to denounce In unmeas-
ured terms. 1t Is reported that Mr.. Sutro has
long been intimate with the woman, their rola-
tions having been established at the east; but,
nevertheless, they were introduced recently aS
II they never had met. That Mr.. Sutro was iu
the ladys room he admits. but denies all else.
1t is stated that E. B. Stonehin has been re-
tained as attorney for Mrs. Sutro In q suit for
divorce, which will be commenced Immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

JOHNNY DAvRNPoRrs sCHECK.-Assemblyman
Samuel Fessenden, a leading Connecticut poll
t1cian, has brought suit In New York against
cover $500, the amount OF q check ana costs
which, he says, Mr.. Davenport drew on bank
where he had no account, and which he In
dorsed. Judge Donohue on Wednesday granted
an order OF arrest against MI. Davenport In the
Suit-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18
AMERICAN MARKSMEN IN ENG.
LAND.

"OHuerIui ShOOt1ng at WIMBLEDON.
LONDON, July 1s.-In The prize shooting at
Wimbledon yesterday, Mr.. Frank Hyde, the
american. was ahead at the 200 yards range
yey. Mr.. Morse, American, Mr.. Adams, Cana
dlan, and IA others have all made the highest
possible score at the 500 yards range for the
prlze given Dy the firm Of Pigon, Wilks & Law
renee. Mr.. F. Hyde and ethers have ali made
the highes possible score at the 900 yards range
for the prize given by Mr.. Whtteley. All these
Monday next. VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

BENNETT AND Mrs. SMITH RErRrrvr
Mcclellan, OF N. j.. has granted a
the case OF Covert ID. Benneff AM
X. smith, for the murder OF p
OF Jersey City, until August
OF the court OF errors IN a
SATURDAY next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1s-The Right Rev. Jno 7
Moore, Bishop OF the Coored Methodist Episco-
pal Church, sails for Europe to-day upon q mis-
sion on Dehalf OF the cOl0red race in the United
STATES, ana 1or the purpose OF obtaining mate
rial assistance for their education and religious
educati0n. Bishop Moore Will first visit Lon
don, where he Will put himself in communica.
lion @ with the Old time friends of the negro
trip has been raised by a tax on the members of
the churches In this episcopal district. A meet
ing or friends and Well -wishers OF the movement
was heid at Old Session church last night to
take leave OF Bishop Moore. He takes letters
from the Rev. Dr. Tying, David NJ. Stone, of the
Journal u,;na, Of Go SComnsrce Gov. Andrews Of Con-
necllcut; Kew. Dr. Leonard Bacon, OF New
persons F0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

ONLY CLERICAL ERRoR.-The supposed
ovefissue OF Pennsylvania state bonds ia now
lative investigating committee OF The connnn
Oook 1t proves simply to have been cIerfcaI
error, by which there were more of the issne
OF the bonds OF 1853 and less of the ia oe IS.o
one amount balancing the other. A0 " A0'S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
have adopted an amendment TO the state debt
ordinance fixing the rate OF interest on consol.
idated bonds at two per cent. for flve years,
three for ten years and four thereafter. An ef-
fort Will be made to allow holders OF the con.
soils to convert them into small currency bonds,
bearing three or four per cent interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

II YOU VALUE YOUR EYE6I0HT get GLASS
4 N u. y. HKHPLxR'6. the @A@
n1oPO0ER0 OF 6kOOND-HAND OLOTHIN6-
~ 1eft11 Qothtngs Watches. 0uns Rdssoas, r.
AxRzO0, 800 yth st, near Pa avenue Branch, 237
p Ave. By calling St or Addro01ing the above places
prompt attention vtn b given 70 an ordeEA
DAyo14octlD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

TERRIFIC THUNDERsToRMs prevailed In North.
horses were killed, and Mr. s. Thurman, their
owner, was hurled fifty feet from the wagon.
AT Kildare, Mrs. Evans was killed and child
badly injured by lightning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

In ATLANTA, TEXAS, yesterday, John Nc.
Aneny shot John Crimmons, his empioyer in a
quarrel about wages, the latter having first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

u Peter Anderson, editor OF the San Fran.
cisco Appeat head OF the oolored Masons Of Cal
lIornas7 ~ ana one or the most prominent cOlored
Francisco Wednesday '' -" S"A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

LAKE GEORGE REGATTA.-The four-oared race
al Lake George yesterday was won by the Sau-
scull race was won BY the Oiympics, OF Albany.
n. Y. The first heat In the Junior single was
won by Alderman, OF Hoboken, N. j. Two
purses In three-mile sailing canoe race were
won by j. f. Smith, OF New York, ana L. r.
D0remienly. The senior singles final heat was
won by r. G. Musgrove. Of New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

PRESIDENT HAYES has declined the invitation
OF Gov. Head, OF New Hampshire, to attend the
soldiers reunion and temperance camp meeting
at Plymouth, N. H., in August, on account az
numerous engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-18

AN UNKNOWN CRIMK.-At Indianapolis Ina
tne skeleton OF woman was discovered nv the
s MoIkmen engaged In cleaning privy vault on
south Illinois street. IL is supposed 10 have
been there about a year. II is evident THAI An
AWFUL crime has been committed but the xsc-
date Hs"Vu'