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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

THE CHISHOLM MURDER TRIAL.-The trial OF
Henry j., Virgil, Houston and Slocum A. Sully,
indicted for the murder OF w. w. Chisholm
MISS Chisholm and j. P. Gilmore, on April g.
1877, Will begin to-day before the circuit court
trict attorney, and Stewart L. Woodford. Of
New York, ex-AttOrney General Norris OF
Vicksburg, and eX- Chancellor Ware, OF Jackson
MISS. VIII conduct the prosecution. w. II. Sully
died since he was indicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

DEATH OF GEN. LAzAREFF.-A dispatcu 20
the London Necs, from Tchiksslar states that
Ten. Lazaren, commander OF the Russian
forces operating against the Teke Turcomans,
oled at Tehat, from the effects OF q carbunclo.
Inc same dispatch says the Turcomans from
the Russian line OF communication with Tehaf
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Frightful Hurricane I'm LO aisial

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-The following dis
patches have been received here:
MORGAN CITY. La, Sept. l, noon.-A hurri-
cane Is prevailing here. The barometer has
fallen f0ur-tentbS since 10 am. II is now 2S 20
and still falling. The gale Is increasing 1t fs
impossible to give details OF the accidents to
property. The Steamboats, Sammte and Alberta
are sunk. A portion OF the iron shed on Nor
gan's wharf and portion OF the engine shed
have been blown down, also Erwin's ice house
Some dwellings have been blown from thei.
ioundaIions ~ The damage to the crop along the
wick, across the bay, is blown down. ' D0'
2P MLThe Presbyterian Church and the
,s rev school, school house are blown down. A terrIic
gaze pIeVaiis. Inc streets are flooded.
a0Wn. N Was carried across Front street. In
!uilng the stores OF L. Loet and A. Eman. me
gale Is terrible this evening.
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SHOT BY HORSE THIKF.-Richard Steven.
son, U. s. deputy marshal, was shot dead Ia
klngman county, Kansas, on SATURDAY last, by
horse thief whom he had arrested and was
taking In carriage, In which there was q com.
merclal traveller. The thief seized the mar.
shals revolver, shot him, mounted horse ana
fed to the Indian Territory,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

eB-Cases OF typhoid fever In the northeasfern
section OF Baltimore have been traced 90 the
use OF impure water.
nesota meets to-day at Sc. Paul. jovernor
Ptllsbury lt Is almost certain viii he rennrnf
mated on the first ballot.
~A. L. Donaldson swan yesterday from
Norfolk to OLD Point distance OF Is 1i1eS n
six hours. He has only one arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

FATAL BYCICLE ACCrDKNr.-Narkoe Hulse-
sunday morning 70 take q ride on a bycicle.
Reaching point five miles from Philadelphia.
and whilst going down grade to q bridge, he feli
from the vehicle, struck the stone parapct OF
the bridge. and then fell into the wsfer-a dis
lance or IL feet-receiving injuries from Which
he died In three hours. he was q young man az
promise, and clerk In the employ OF the Read
Ing railroad COMPANY
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The Official Returns.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2.-The Official vote OF
Kentucky for governor is as follows: Blackburn
tdem 125, l99; Evans (rep.) 81 ,SS2; Cook (green.
oackl, lS,054. Blackburn's majority Il, ,9l2. The
democratic majority four years ago for governor
was 36,lS1.
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ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept. "a family named
Suslck, at Linden, consisting OF father, mother
ana four children, were poisoned last night by
eating toad stools for mushrooms. Two OF the
children were dead this morning and the other
TWO are dying. The parents are Sick but are
recovering, they having eaten but little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

The NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CoNvRNF1oN.-
A large number OF delegates TO the Republican
state convention arrived at SaratogS n ~
yesterday. Among the delegates ana nsnnni
nent republicans are Senator Conkling. A. r.
Cornell, z. N: Pomeroy, VIM A. Robertson.
w. w. Rockwell, ex-senator Kennedy. SenStor
wagner, Geo. VIVA. Curtis ana Chas. r. Smith. !.
Among those coming to-day are r. E. Fento a
and Vice. President Xheelcr " - S~~
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BURGLARS WHO WOULDN'T TAKE SILvER.-On
sunday night burglars entered the Office of the
Long Island Railroad company, on 34th street,
New YORK: and breaking open drawer stole
81 s25 1p bills, leaving behind $3O6 In silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

A FARMER AssAssINATBD. - Samuel Ham
farmer, OF st. Clair county, Mo-, was shot dead
Dy three unknown h0rSemen while boiling
sorghum. They then rode away. It was not
known whether the murder was for robbery or
was the result OF an old feud -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

GILLIAN ENJOYS ARRESTED IN CALLAO-
MeSsrs. Domingo GOdOy and Camilo Vial,
Chiltan ENJOYS, were arrested in the port of
Calla0 on the 1st OF June last. On the prev iOus
day Mr.. GodOy wrote to Admiral Rodgers, COM
maDding the United States naval forces in the
Pacific, asking for himself and secretary asy-
lum on the flagship Pensacola, and asserting
that he was not travelling In bis Official capacity
Admiral Rodgers, however, refused this request,
on the ground that when war vessel has been
welcomed to the chief port OF country engaged
In war, it would be improper to make that
vessel place OF shelter for the agents OF the
enemies Of that country. They were after.
wards sent by the Peruvian government to the
interior of Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
The Political Situation.

iALhS Win DbMOChATS AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
DR.. X. B. Bradford, OF Ohio, who has been all
summer at the White Sulphur Springs OF vir.
glnia, returned here to day. The Doctor Is well
known In political circles, and is an acute Oh.
server. He says he met, while there,
GEN. BOB TOoMBs,
OF Georgia, VINO says that 10 his state there will
be no division of the democracy in 1880. in ref
erence to the presidential election; that the 10.
dependents OF the state will ardently suuuort
the nation1al candidates OF the democracy;
that the split in the party 10 Georgia has not
been upon issues that can possibly be involved
in national campaign, but that they have
arisen simply out OF the character of the con-
vent1Ons, and the determination of aspiring
men that they shall not be excluded from place
by caucus conventions. He speaks of great
admiration Of Senator Thurman. and believes
that his nomination would be heartily endorsed
by the democracy OF Georgia. But" says the
General, "there is widespread conviction
with the honest country people that great
Tilden has ceen the victim Of it, and strong
persuasion that the wrong should be righted."
The Doctor says he met also
GEN. GEARY, OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
much better talker and more reliable observer
than the loquacious Mackey. Gen. Geary in
sists that South Carolina went for Tilden in
the last campaign, and he could have demon
sefa1ed se 9bcb m boeyond to the commit
Into the matter. He believes that South Car
olina will give from $1,000 to 2OOOO majority for
tuc uOulucO OI GIlc n0xG OelQOCTaClC COQVon.
ton: Gen. G. is not an ardent admrer Of GOV.
WADE Hampton, nor does he believe that
Hampton, In his present extreme conservative
position, represents the democrats of South
Carolina. 81 think, says DR.. B., "the General,
though am not authorized to say so, believes
that Hampton is thoroughly nodded in all his
present public expressions by a vision of future
advancement" DR.. B. also saw and talked
with
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER.
The operation upon his eye has been an en-
tire success. He never was In flner spirits or
looked better, and he is the most popular and
couIted parsonage at the springs.
GEN. CABELL, N. C. OF VIRGINIA,
whom the DOCTOR saw daily, favors the nomina-
t1on or Allen II. Thurman or Senator Bayard,
but ne regard Tflden's as one OF the best ex-
ecutiye intellects In the country, and has a
strong apprehension that he will be the demo-
cratic nominee.
GOV. MATTHEW'S, OF WEST VIRGINIA,
has also been q guest at the White Sulphur
curing the season. The doctor encountered
him on many occasions. Gov. NJ says that
there Is not surer state in the nation than the
electoral vote Of bis own for the next demo-
craLlc nominee. The governor expressed no
preference for candidates.
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hAILRoAD DExTKNsIoN.-Madison county. va. /.
mac, fredericksburg and Piedmont railway 10
Ine county seat. The road is owned IN Phils-
aeipnia and Phittsburg, and is In operation for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
Fatal Gas ExplOsfnn

NEW YORK, Sept. Am explosion or gas
took place this morning at 8 O'Clock fn the
dance house known as the Cremorne Gardens
on west Sd street. Frederick Hughes, the pro-
prletor and Charles Thompson, the barkeeper,
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The MArkeea.

.s1ssa ~ a. ssss u.s. ~ :sssaa .s :se s.
SS S;s new e.s ssx 90 Iss ans
BALTIMORE, Sept 2-Ootton lower and firm
WT,odlng. l2s.al24 flour steady and unchaneed.
ss MnsSt 0G1tneIn o sts,Sy and auist; yssts1 nfm-
nd sepsember, LosSa SaLosE !; October. Loo Ss7cSs !:
Noyember, Ll03.; Corn. southern stsady; western
mixed spot and September, I6fs46T: OsSoSer, IJ
easier and auiss:southern. ia IS western 1Sise 81
quiet, 6oa62. Hay nrm and Without change. Pro.
visions unchanged Butter active and eseady-
prime to choice western packed, l2all. EsEs nfm
fIm-R,o cargoee, llAalAh. Whisky ouIea IO5s
LV7H Freishts to Liy. rpOol per steamer essiee-
cot.on. l6a 1our, A.6d; grain. 7,sa7kd Re-
corn SO SasSeis osss Gasses r1s s
$3.50 bqshel1 sslss-w6sst isc.soo SnsSsis com.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2-stocka firm. Money, s,s.
1sxchanse. long. ASo7s; short, ASsk. Governmn ntS
NEW YORK. Sept 2-Flour quiet. Wheat dun.
LONDOH. Sept 2 1880 p m.-u @ bonds. ~
Per cent: ioS Erie. Erie, e sGo DO Rrsferred. a. Nsv
Az New Jerey Central S. Resdine. Is.
LONDON, Sept. 2, p. m q. g. oonds, per
s. New New 5s
illinois Central 89k. heading. lsk
uEw XoRK HARKHn rHu AFTERNOON
Tne following Quotations were current m uOV
Y9Ft today 6 ? p m. - reported by Lewis John
Q. g per oeuts l0lH; do. ~ per ceuta, lotk;
~, ~ of sSi y: sos: ~; kFe H.: Aichian on-
e hHIs fs.sa issS q f.s ~ sss a.
l47.; ". o. Telegraph. ss1 ( Psciac H.i. TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

MARYLAND MINKRs' WAGKs.-About one-thfrl
OF the coal miners In the Georges Creek region
held mass meeting at Homecoming, Nd, yo0-
terday, and decided TO hold out for an advance
OF 10 cents per ton on the present rate OF 90
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY left here TODAY
for Tennessee. He will return on Monday next.

THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Col. Rogers.
Ills private secretary, and Major Thomas p
Morgan, have gone to the opening of the new
fair grounds this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

CABINET MKRT1NG.-No business OF pub,ic
interest was transacted at cabinet meeting this
afternoon. In the absence OF the heads or these
departments the Interior. the Department. nf
Justice, and the Post ONCE department Wara 70
represented by Assistant Secretary Bell So,ic,S
tor General Phillips and General Tyner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MEssRs. NJ W. GAIT BRO announce
sated By imtston on the s!st ultimo and ths. they
have this day associated With them Mr.. CHAHLEs E.
CALI, the firm name remaining NJ. W. GAIT, BIO.
September 1. 1879. sep2ss
~ SCHOOL BOOKS at SCHOOL BOARD prices.
a .he
ROBhRIs' BooEs1oRE. 1910 7th street. s a6oys New Ne
~ WESTERN ,,Ns UsIos Host TEhHassRH E1AHsssR. CO.
WAsEISSTos. D. O. AUGUST r. Ia,s.a IS7s:
STATES patents which this Company has the
use Of the Telephones BON leased by this Gcnpiny.
which will protect them against any action for any
raFnst sDs & h5'sRff
[" SPECIAL NOTICE
toned against pay ying money for their use to any
parties except The ndeTsigned a9s Asenss fos s9e
which owns patents covering all Speakins Tele-
phones and every instrument ss1ed y it bears the
offer Telephone legally stamped h.s the risht
tS Sory ss
GO. hy whom all infrinsers will be held strictly ao-
n,,, ..,,,GEo GEo g, q MAYSAaR Mt1InTIc pxca.uar
LIE NA'G go q M1TSaRD General Manager
I g. g. sARSAnR haRSa a IssssTsa sss
e~ FINE AND FULL LINE OF FURNI
" TURE, Carpets and Upholstery Goods, in
Guiding Mosquito Canopiee, Terries and OretOnnes,
just received ut w. B. MOSES SONS. corner 7th
sf and Ia ave- auxl9-tr
H~ IRON WATER,
"SPA," AT BLADENSBCRG.
medicinal '1p prcpsnsss Sas ef superior dbssybests
Spring S1kssy 3 yrGasxR lf1s1Rxs 2e6si'ana
jy7t1 1879 PENNSYLVANIA AvENu1
~ MATdEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
Eg Used for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and Lendon, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure OF all cases
OF diseased recent or Of long standing.
where. oct29. t,th&s1y
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WHAT DE- LAND Sash. "A. ne Land. the
Grand Rapids (Michiganl pressman, Who has
been quoted as bringing charges OF criminai
intimacy between his wife and Rev. DR. ThomD.
son, an eminent Clergyman, now In EuronS' No
puo!isheQ card, in which he says sThe artacloe
Ia the Chicago Times and the Grand RAPIDS
Times concerning Mrs.. De Land, mysen and
otherS, were printed without my cons sent and
violation OF confidence very much eniarVed
ana exaggerated. The statements attriOu6od
TO me are false, and the documents. 30 far a
t0ey are correct, were stolen. Some parts are
get the other side OF the story, and then they
can Judge for themselves how much Is true and
how much Is false
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

QUEBEC, Sept 2.-The CIVIC authorft1oS
waited on the Governor General with petition
In favor OF having British regiment stationed
In this city, and referred TO the recent riot HIS
eXceIency said that properly organized and
enic1ent city police force would he thought
obviate any want OF British regiment. Until
this was done he did not think the British gov.
ernment would take any steps towards comply.
Ing with the prayer OF the petitioners for an
increase OF the garrison OF quebec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

CURE BY ABSORPTION
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The great External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by Natural Method.
Used IN Sponge Or Foot Bath. i 1namediately Be-
he Used
"sAPANULEr is . sure and specific Remedy for
Ms%.a ga humsseso pl3ss Hssdschs kcl1s
Ch1blains, Bunions, CoIns. &c Cures an Eruptye
q ns s vE 81 Gc ,ns :
1ssysa e cured
the most delie.te orssnism: and can b Be %sed With
& 81 sc6cofs, ana By thousands who daily nse &
Sstiafscfion guaranteed or money refunded.
Price 0Oc. and q Der Bottle.
sOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
SAMUEL GERRY 4 COMPANY, Prop's,
935 Broadway, NJ.
UAt Wholesale In Washington BY aTOTT
CROMWELL. $50 Pennsylvania ava NV. m3lSm
w than any Northern Manufacturer. and
our c1stomsrs have TIE Target line Of lyle
q mscS.nics :. vegf 81 through hsSa I the W 1ntss &
'1S f1a s. 1ss & TsDu,.. and aso
,TSs ssis szsSsaey o, the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT.
ne SURTIs HOT BLAST EURNAoE Is decd.
dedly the best furnace We have ever used,
HAYWARD 3 HUTOdINSON.
,.,.,..p.. sizk k::S;ss;s:: sss 8: So 3: q
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
WARRINGTON D. O.
No; No. Columbian Law Building. 9Th st.. between
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GRAND OPENING
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.
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YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS,
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30 Ahe anoVe are ail Of the Latest and Best Fab
IS' ana naoe ID the nost Fashionable Styles at
fficeS Lower IMAM ever offered before Please call
and see before purchasing elsewhere
A. sTRAUs,
IOI1 Pennspicania are.,
ans29tr Three Doors from l1th street.
WATER RENT.
Claims for overpayment OF
WATER RENT
promptly collected All such b LIS v Il be easied. if
ALLEN @. CLARK,
&80 0Foxr-0nd-o-Halfs street.
seSo1d door north Of Water Registrars Office.
Hg ye1Yg1E EEYsaaERR9 zSSs aERR9sa7 Is s: s4zs
- e ~ H,naStvasaa
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THE KING OF SPANS MARRIAGE.-A dispatch
from LagranJa says: 1T Is stated In weIl-fn-
formed circles that a council under the presi.
dency OF the King Will to-day finally fl Novem-
Der rs as the date for the marriage OF King AL.
Is believed that commission composed of
Spanish senators and deputies will go to Vienna
TO escort the bride to Spain. by way OF Trieste
Barcelona will be escorted by four iron -clads."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
THE YELLOW scOURGE.

How They Disinfecs In Memphss,
NEW YORK, Sept. f.-Memphis specials de-
scroe the methods OF disinfection employed a
tollows:-Eevery house where the fever has
fumigated ahd cleansed. All vaults are beinS
9,slnIected ard covered with lime prepatory 70
oelng empted and filled with earth g soon &c
colo Weather sets In. Mr.. John Johnson the
representative OF the state board OF health.
uhaeI wnoSe direction the disinfecung is being
gagged tn the WORK. The force use daily nearly
two hundred barrels OF lime and fiye Thousand
gallons OF solution OF oopperas. All nuraes senf
out by the Howards are furnished with a pack
age OF copperas aid sulphate OF zinc. When a
death occurs the corpse Is washed with the
wet With the same solution and Is buried at
once.
Fund for Gen Hoods Chtldre0.
A special from Atlanta, Ga, says:-The Daily
Constitution Will Issue tomorrow morning an
appear for contributions 10 fund for the chill
dren OF Gen. j. B. Hood, who died OF yellow
fever In New Orleans. These children are left
unguished ex-confederates who are promoting
tne movement and it Is thought that $40, 600
Will be raised In Georgia alone.
Two New Cases and FOur Deaths IN
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 1.-TWO new cases re-
ported 70 the board OF health this morning
QUO Saftorious and Daniel Fowlkes. Four
deaths have occurred since last night-George
w. Mathews, Patrick McLane, Thomas Nc
Mann and Eugene Williams, colored The
IeVer mas eV Identity gained q foot-hold at Bun.
tyn station, six miles east OF the city, on the
are reported IN that immediate relghborhood.
j. &. Houck and wife, living in the same vlcini-
ty, were stricken yesterday. Rain has been
falling since midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

DURING STORM AT NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY
the boat house OF the Riverside Rowing CIub
was blown down, crushing the boats. Loss
Ing Of trees and blowing down of fences. The
orange crop has suffered, and number OF coal
boats were sunk near the city. The steamer
Gov. Allen broke loose and was blown across
the river. The total damage Is estimated at one
hundred Thousand dollars. At Morgan City a
steamer was sunk, houses were unrOofed, and
damage was done to the cane crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
ROBERT c. GARNER has been appointed inter-
nal revenue gauger for the fourth district OF
Tpyaa -

Mr.. WIN. NJ. MORTON, chief clerk OF the Third
Assistant Postmaster General. to-day resigned
his place, and Mr. D. B. Angel was appointed
his successor. Mr.. Angel was formerly In the
registry service Of the department.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION tomorrow Is full
OF complications. The Honorable Bllks candi-
date for mayor OF San Francisco, who was SUD-
ported by the Chronicle has withdrawn, while
one OF the Kearneyite candidates for Congre g.
after withdrawing and allowing another candi-
date to be nominated In his stead, has recon-
sidered the matter and returned to the field.
Kal1och Is said now to be out OF danger OF his
life from the wound inflicted by Charles De
Young, and his friends claim that he will GER
tainly be elected. In the state there are four
general tickets for the voter to choose from be-
sides any number OF fusion tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

FEVER FIGuREs.-Sixteen cases OF yellow
fever, thirteen white and three colored. Were
ments took place. One death occurred in Men
orleans and one fn New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

DENIED BECAUSE OF Hrs CoLoR-The Rev W.
Howard Gnmth, colored pastor OF the Zion II.
E. church, OF jersey City, on Saturday evening.
ice cream saloon, on Newark avenue. near RE-
street, and called for refreshments. Dohrmann
refused TO sell them any Ice cream to eat in the
place. He said they might have as much as
they wanted, provided they ate ft elsewhere,
but he could not permit them to SIT at one Of
his tables. The preacher threatens TO sue
DOhrm0nn Tor damageS.-fNeu Fork S,fn In
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Repudiasion I'm Kansas.

LAWRENCE, KAN, Sept. 2.-Tne city council
last night refused to levy the bond tax ordered
t1on setting forth that the city cannot pay more
than 50 cents on the dollar OF its indebtednesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

nAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET Oxv
~ genize ana decarboniZe the system, thereby
promoting health. cheerfulness and longevity
hence the many experienced personages that visit
DR. WHITES well known establishment l4l6
Per nsyivania ave. opposite Willard's HOTEL for re-
LEI from Corns, Diseased Nails and other ailments
OF the feet Fee, u per visit. au93O fr
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ION.
STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF
THE TREASURY OF the United States from the
latest returns received:
Lfdtilities.-Fund for redemption OF certffi.
Gates Of deposit. June s, 1872, $35, 1856 OOO Post
ONCE department account, 81 ,593 245 66: dis
Durstng Officers balances, $22 S71 PA "a; fund
for redemption OF notes OF national banks
"failed," "in liquidation" and reducing circu-
tailed national banks, s725, ,704 IS; five per cent
IuDd Tor redemption OF national bank notes.
3,S42; FUND for redemption of national
Dank gold notes. $221 .66O; currency and mino
silver coin redemption account, $272, S92 Sc; In
terest account, $l60, 0,555.75; interest accouu
Pacific railroads and l. e. p. Canal Co, s1l so
Treasurer e. s., agent for paying interest on
D. c. bonds, s3s2, 500 50; TreasuTers transfe
checks outstanding, 1885,, AIS Sc; Treasurer
general account, interest due aud unpaid
s7,506 022.17; called tonds and interest, s42.977
4...ai gold certihcates, SI5,12S 700; silver ce.-
tlncates, $3.2sl.s5O; refundlng certificate
= ssS 500; balance, including bullion fund
S144,9o1,1s4 Total, S31l .4s1, 7s5I5.
Assets-Gold coin and bullion, SiI .546 39O. 81
standard silver dollars $3O,67S, ,46l: fractional
silver coin. s5, ,236, .4s; silver bullion, A,9O4
GIL 80; gold certificates, sl2oooo; silver certif
$40 59I 500 81; national bank notes. s. 9ss 81
national bank gold notes, $40 200; fractional
currency, $50, $50 .79; deposits held by national
n nanR depositaries, $35, ,991 .267 O2: nickel and
Francisco exchange, sl,15S, 600; one and two
year notes, &C.. $223 5O redeemed certificates of
deposit, June s, 1872, $500 900; quarterly Interest
checks s,oa ana a. coin coupons paid, s2lO.9l274;
Q. s. bonds ana interest, $5O7 81: INTEREST on
District OF Columbia bonds. 81, ,299 ss; Speakers
certificates, $l14, 1885, deficits, unavailabIe funds
$3.50 ,ssS.s0. Total, $sl1, 49,, 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

don Times Geneva correspondent reports that
carriage containing q party OF American
tourists driving from Martigny to Chamonix
was overturned. A lady named MB Wright.