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Price rs Cents.

be careful to call for COLLINS voLTAIC
PL 1sTER least you get some worthless imitation
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the Omitted States and CanadAs, and
By WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
MAss. 27.iyaotle-4wl
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e. COLLINS -
IOLTAlC PLASTER

An Elec,ro-GAyanic Battery combined
with highly Mcdicaied Streugl heuiug
Plaster, forming The best Plaster for pains
aud aches Ia the World OF Medicine
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a Word of Caution.

MAny Complaints como 10 M Of the ikEF-
fICAnf Of fUNDsS EXTRACT, from parties
claiming 70 hAY. purchased IL. by measure. ef
ihrir druggist - pretesi pnr friends ffsm III /.
POSITION. AaA eoas. qaeAt DISAPPOINTMENT
wn beg 80 state III PONb's EXTRACT ~
HEVEk haLD IS 1hE MEASURE, bnt only ~
bottles hawlg tas sauie blo~n Ia tbs glass, And
wrapped ~ naa pSf 81 having oar Iteinfs trade
mara printed as.fetu. BEWARE u any pre-.
pzfailan yurpDrftng 20 - ~ good, or the sane
&c. o. eqn. 10 PBSDss Extract. they are BASE
mutations ADD Frands The genuine PosD's
FxrEGcr can ss hsa ~ III reliable druggists
PoNBs RrgAAcf Co2rAsY. Nov York and Loud0n
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has just been receiysl aud will be sold cheap.
Our good. arc all fresh from market and We
mean business. Give us = call aud sIainins
goods and pricsa AE4 SEQ II what We say IL NOT
true. Remember tLs place, At ths Brick store
On Biaekmer Avenue, Manchester Depot. W.
j. GREEN
HENRY Ggggs. Agent. 4Isis2m
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Missouri man called on a Mis-
soati editor 10 protest agains. some.
thing that has been 10 the paper Did
you fad Ar Smith 10 inquired a gen
,lemAn as be came out 10 extreme
hssse Can you look Al my face aud
Aak .hats said the man Indignantly
beg yOar pardon. replied the gentle
maa, bot I thought was talking 10
lhe back of yoar head The intelligent
reader will understand.
somerviile Journal: The Concord
s.eAool Of Philosophy has let up; aud
- Joseph Cook doat commence bis
leetHfes until winter. IL is feared thai
The permesiivc sorsc Of oughtnoss, as
boalegasnd Ia = soul-pervAding sya-
thesic development 10 accord with the
environments 81 personality will or
neeessity remAin dormant 10 the 10.
tnFssi
The Rev. @ 4. D.sis Of Carson.
sSd the Rev. " h. JeHvey Of Rene,
nsssf lOsc an opportunity ol giving
rscs other ely dig. says the Virginia
chFoaiela. PAfso1 Darts preached al
Reao tbe other Sunday. aud while TAX
leg bfsstiAst At PAFson Jensey's house
remstksd. GSess III take some more
STEAK. - have 10 preach. 6aesa m
brace Up lissle, too. Fvisined Jsnvey.
passing BE plate Zoe Asolhef section Of
the meat I've got 10 iisien
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The gamo laws should be amend.
ed some more. Il 10 all right TO impose
foe for shooting game out OF season,
bat Nhat is waited now is a clause
inserted to enable man to shoe, game
add catch hsh ia season We have
found il easy enough not 70 shoe, game
out Of season, TO kill ii 10 season Is
what boihcFs us
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These powers run 9Th i&ss sisvssioh aaa lean
waA slower tbsn With sny other saAks Sss iH
use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-26
THE MURDER OF MRS. HULL.
Last Day Of the Inquest.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The inquest In the Hull
murder case was resumed this morning. and
there was an immense crowd anxious to Ob ain
admission to the room or eager to get a glimpse
OF the murderer. Coroner Woitman declared
this morning that he would finish the inquest
today In order that the case may go before the
present general sessions grand jury, whose
laDOrs terminate on Saturday next. Nine wit
nesses are to be examined to-day. among them
being the Boston detectives and pawnbrokers,
and the colored man and woman Ia whose pos
session portions OF Mrs. Hull's jewel-y were
found. When the prisoner arrived at the coro-
ner'S office to-day, handouded to q detective he
looked perfectly calm. He kept his eyes on the
ground and seemed anxious to avoid the gaze OF
the excited multitude
TESTIMONY OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS,
Cox the murderer listened intently to the evf-
'jerce OF Capt. Williams who testified as fol-
!ows:-The bandage round Mrs. Huils head was
portion OF q cloth which Mary Francis. the priS-
Oner's wife, wore around her head, and which
she had previously used as an irioning cloth
While taking TO Mary Francis the captain saw
her wearing around her head cloth resembling
the baldage found over Mrs. Hull's mouth
BOSTON WITNESS.
John sternberg, Boston pawnoroker, was
examined. He Identified Cox as the man who
pawned Mrs. Hulls Jewelry In Boston.
THE VERDICT.
The jury In the Hull inquest have returned a
verdict that Mrs. Jane L. DeForest Hull came
to her death by violence at the hands OF Chas-
tine Cox, on the morning OF June l1th-mak1ng
it murder In the first degree.
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BALTIMORE, June 26-Virginia skies, old, SOH;
90 deferred z; do consol. 67,s; do second SERIES
ssA; do; past due coupons, 79. North C,rolina
SaS s1ss Sd 2S 10 ne% H 10 DO special tax bid to-
BALTIMORE, June 26 Cotton quiet and steady
middling, 12s<. Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat
southern steady and fairly active for new. with sat
receipts; western excited and higher for spo. and
June snd futures Quiet-southern red, l17al2O; !;
do: amber. LIZ; No Pennsylyania red; La; No
Lss; July Lea, 4 sH 9sH; AUGUST: LO6asal O6522; Sep
white, So; do yellow, 47a48: western mixed. spot
and June, 43HsaSss; July, 43ka43k; August ll4a
~ ssRtstS%6Sr s.aS sSss4S1 steamer. 0at.
do. mixed, 33s3l; Pennsylvania. 35xS6K Rye
quiet, C6abS. Hay steady and without change. Pro.
visions firm and unchanged. Butter quiet-orime 10
choice western packed, lOal2 Eggs quiet aud lower
l2H Petroleum duh and unchanged Coffee IRA
BIO carsoes, ukal4h, Whisky quiet. LOekslV7.
RecePts6dour, I.27S; wheat Il go: corn. $500:
oats 100 Shipments-whest 1900: corn. Is 500.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Stocks strong Money 8
a: Excnanse. long, z66k; short. l6sH. Govern.
NEW York une2e-rour quiet Wheat fsverish
LONDON, June Is. 1:so p. m.-u. g. bonds. Z
LOG. Erie, 28H. Illinois Central. 60
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
Tne followtng quotations were current in New
xottt0.oAy q ~ p m, ~ reported by Lewis John
,og: e pr s: sssns:. y acs .a O. aS = RsE cent?.
81; 40 preferred. SeN; & fsisnG. iSs; q Paul.
Texas. lS'S; ". o. Telegraph. 9S,S: Pacific Nan. IS.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE KHEDIVE DEPOSED.
HULL MURDER INQUEST,
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
MAINE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
GENERAL FOREyCN NEWS

The khedive DePOsed by the Sultan.
LONDON, June pa dispatch from Cairo TO
Reuter telegram company sayS:-Accordlng to
authentic Information received here from Con.
stantinople, the Sultan has signed firmau de-
posing the khediye In favor or mis- son, Prince
Mobamed Tewfik. Previous ConstantinonIe
adviceS show that very strong pressure has
been brought TO bear on the Sultan by Sir Aus
ten Layard, the British ambassador semi-officl-
ally representing to him that If he declined to
displace the Khedlye the powers would be com.
Eelled to take that step upon themselves and
Turkey would In that case eventually 10 ,e
Egypt. Sir Austen Layard added that the pow
erS are nrmly determined TO establish good ad-
ministration in Egypt. The Porte on Wednes-
day advised the Sultan to acquieSce Ia the course
recommended by the powers.
Another Dispatch About the Khe.
dives Deposition.
Constantinople dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram company says that Caratheodori Pasha
minister OF foreign affairs, has informed the
ambassadors OF the powers that the sultan has
signed an trade deposing the Khedive and ao-
pointing Prince Tewfik as his successor. II is
understood that the adhesion OF the Khedive
ana Prlnce Iew1lk 10 these measures is assured.
The Khedive Yields.
LONDON, June 20, 3 p. ma Cairo dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company says: The Khedive
has received the sultans order to abdlcete in
favor OF Prince Tewfik and has expressed his
compliance with the demand.
The London Silver Market.
Inc Times. In Its financial article this morn
ing, says:-In the silver market there has been
tolerably large amount has changed hands, As
the market obtains, and for some time hence is
likely to obtain all Its support from the conti-
nent, the relapse In the price OF India council
bills had no effect whatever on the price of bar
silver.
M. ROuher and Jerome Bonaparta.
PARIS, June 26.-The Ordre, NJ Rouhers own
organ, reproduces and consequently authenti-
Gates an account OF an interview In which M.
M. Rouher, replying to question as to who
would take the place OF the deceased Prince I'm
rryfll h<,o
that serious responsibility"
Stirring Times i'm Afghanistan.
LONDON, June 26.-The Manchester Guardians
LoDdon correspondent says: The Indian gov
eminent has received Information that Abdul
Rapman, the pretender to the Afghan throne
who has hitherto lived under Russian protec.
1on, has invaded Badakshan and that the
Afghan troops in Balkh have revolted.
England Detains q Peruvian Tor
PedO EOat.
The British admiralty have ordered the de-
tention OF torpedo boat purchased by the
Peruvian government. which put into Sheerness
for repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-26
AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA.
Convention Of the New Constitution

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-The state couyen
t1On OF the new constitution party assembled at
sacramento yesterday afternoon About half
Bfggs, chairman OF the executive Committee.
called the convention to order, and was made
temporary chairman, and John II. Burke tenn
porary secretary, and committee on creden.
tails was appointed. recess was then taken.
The convention appears to be mainly OF demo-
cratic procl1vities, as regards former political
amlfauons, and there is considerable work be.
ing done with a view OF bringing about a fusion
With the democrats but thus far with small
prospect OF success. The committee on creden-
t1als reported thirty-five counties represented
Committees On platform, on permanent organi-
Zations, and on the order OF business were ap-
pointed, and the convention adjourned until to-
day.
A Months Walk Finished.
AT Platts hall last evening, John Armstrong.
OF this City, completed the task OF walking a
half mile each quarter hour for twenty hours
each day for thirty days.
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PROVIDENCE, X. l., June 26.-JOhn LAWN, a
returned Californian, attempted to shoot job
M brennan, a lawyer, on the street this morn
Ing. he stepped behind Brennan and fired a
plstOl, Dut missed, and was arrested. He charges
Brennan with defraudlng him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-26

uThe resolutions introduced in the New
Hampshire Senate Sustaining President Hayes
were passed yesterday after sharp debate, by
party vote.
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BUFFALO, June 26.-A IRE OF incendlary origin
midnight, destroying large amount of lumber
sheds, &C. Loss probably $12, 600 to $25, 600 In
surance not known, but the loss is supposed to
be covered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-26

GEN. G. ". Cusr1s LEE yesterdav tenderea
his resignation as presidento OF Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, Va, and it VIII prob
ably be accepted
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The Congressional Situation To-day.
THE CAUCUS BILLS-THE ADJOURNMENT oUEs-

Tie bin making appropriations for certain
judicial expenses OF the government. and the
bill TO provide for the payment of US. marshals
(prerared in accordance with the caucus pro
gramme printed elsewhere In THE STAR were
reported TO the House to-day from the appro.
pflatlon committee by Messrs. Atkins and Cobb
respectively, and were ordered to be printed
and recommitted to the appropriation commit
tee. 1t is the intention to call the first bill up
az some stage Of to- days proceedings and ii
viii be passed under the operations Of the pre-
vous question as the republicans Will not oppose
it. The marshal's bill the republicans will
oppose, and Gen. Garfield will make pg
political speech upon it. The talk about Tie
Capitol to- day Is that the two bills will be ~
to the President by Saturday night, and tn I
Congress " Ill adjourn on Monday next.
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THE ALASKA, which was overdue from Sitka
arrived at San Francisco June oath.


ARMY oRDDERs.-First Lieut.. A. II. Russell,
ordnance department, Is relieved from duty at
Rock Island Qll.) arsenal, to take effect upon
the expiration OF his present leave OF absence.
ard will report for duty at Watertown Mass
arsenal; Second Lieutenant G.. NJ Schaeifer
18th infantry, Is transferred to Company L, 9th
cavalry.
THE DATE OF RETIREMENT from active SER
vice by Gen. Humphreys, chief Of engineers. U.
S. A., will depend upon the passage OF the bill
now before Congress authorizing promotion
motion is now prohibited. The bill wi win piU be
passed at an early date. While no successor to
Gen. Humphreys has been formally determined
On On M Is psey @ that when
engineers.
District for the week ending June 21st was us,
or at the rate Of IS. S.35 per 200 per annum, OF
the dead u were white males, 80 white females
"a cOlored males, and % cOlored females, show.
ing death rate OF 49, 3s per 1,OaO per annum for
white and so OS for the colored population.
twenty-five deaths were caused from cholera
IhGa, and IA from nervous diseases. OF the
deaths Sc occurred in Washington, in George
town, 10 in the county, and Is in the hospitals
/ colored. Births reported, 7a~white males. les
II; white females, II; colored males, %, and
colored females, Is.
DEATH FROM SUNSTROKE. - This morning,
about II o'clock, a man, by the name OF James
Smallwood, colored wood sawyer, was found
Frustrated on street, between 4th and 5th
streets southeast, and he was taken to the
eighth precinct station, where died In a short
time. DR.. Patterson the coroner, reviewed the
body and decided an inquest unnecessary, and
gave the opinion that it was case Of sunstroke.
A STABBING AFFRAY.-Yesterday afternoon
Thomas Lord and Noah Burke, colOred, got into
an alteration In Hog Alley, between 9th and
7th and and streets northwest, which led to
fight in which Burke was stabbed In the left
side. Lord was arrested by Officers Cooper,
Slater, and Marr, OF the sixth precinct
SUIT FOR RSLANDER-Yesterda Eugene Bettes
lsying damages at q, 900. The alleged slander-
GUS words are: You forged q note on me for
$780," and I" He (meaning the plaintifD raised
Lote OF mine OF October 21 from 500 to s16O.''
CHICAGO RACKs.-At the Chicago Jockey Club
meeting, yesterday, Mollie Mccarthy won the
Garden City cup, 2h miles dash, in O2. The
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- John Jury, keeper OF q disreputab,e horse
py his son last night. Young Jury Is IN jau,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rsa WIRE WINDOW sCKEEN5"
We make our PATENT WIRE SCREENS to fit
any window or door. Estimates given 1ree VI
'na'se A"1r'S w.B MOSES 4 SONS.
Furniture. Carpe, and Upholstery Establishment.
je26tr Corner n st ana Pe1ns ania ave NV
F~a AT A MEETING OF THE SABBATH
dscded sSe fGNf6 On IN
the 4th of July. The superintendents and scholars
of all s % s u ads be-
at s O'Clock a-m. Each superintendent will march
with his school when ready. without waiting 10
i jel6-st JE. JONES. Secretary
" coI1EGEHHkiSS PfsfHiSr 0EE5SEi6 1FdSEi6MprA.
oXIsrs Of assRsrs Of do;f fb,, in the
Sne$ Ar ksp' sss said District will be due aud pay
Upon payment of said tax, tags will be issuei IS
pf0siaeS Attest - 'A'' "~ JOHN F. COOK,
je246t Collector of Taxes, D. Q.
~ IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
For the accommodation of persons owing state
and county taxes to Prince Georges county, the un
dersigned viii be at Messrs Jackson, Bro; Co.'S,
FRfbAY Rf ea june and + g. 1879 for he q
will do well to call and settle the he's same ,.ppop
o. Tr and Collector of State and County TsSss for
neSH OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITA AN
W. RAILROAD COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting Of
the stockholders for the Election of Directors
Of this Company will be held at this Off - on
WEDNESDAY,. the 9th of July The polls will be
open P from % two % until fo9r i1 o. o'clock M H. "a, 40
on and after the first of July.
VIM. W. MOORE, Secy. je24eost
~ THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF THE
SSS GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY hereby an; an
nounce that they will open CLINIC and FREE
DISPENSARY at their College Building. corner
10th and sts. JULY 1sT,w the poor can obtain
medical attendance and medicines free of cost The
attending staff and the consulting board will b.,
composed of the professors in the Medical College
Sunday. In addition to the above, q maternity Will
be at the same time established under the direction
OF the professor of midwifery of the faculty Women
without means to employ physicians and who are
driven to the necessity of ent-ustng themselves to
the care of uneducated midw.ves can apply during
clinic hours and secure in advance the services OF
Of the maternity physicians for their conf ne
ments in their own homes. ie23-7t
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49, MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
t|S Used for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and Lendon, and
superior to a others fog the prompt cure Of all cases
Prepared by CLIN & CO., Paris. Sold every.
where oct29. t,th&s1y
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CHICAGO RACKs.-At the Chicago Jockey Club
meeting, yesterday, Mollie Mccarthy won the
Garden City cup, 2h miles dash, in O2. The
WOnn1e Oaks won the mile handicap I'm l.43I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-26

f~s NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
fresh supply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
6EYSER WATERS just received from the springs
and for sale on drau8ht, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
my16-tf 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

ANOTHER DOUBLE SHEET Saturday. Adver-
tiSerS will please take notice.
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Ohio EditOrs GONE West.

Association arrived here yesterday afternoon
over the Kansas Pacific lines; all wen and hap
py.
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The Fall River Labor Troubles
FALL RIVER MASS, June 26 With the excep-
sion Of the Flint mill all started this morning.
The Flint has no3illlng on hand, but ma Ding
arrangements TO start on Monday. The roe'
are very quiet, with groups OF soinuels stand
ing around taking In the situation. Very few
spinners have gone TO work, only one or two In
different mills.
Maine Republican C0nven ton.
BANGOR, Me-, June 26 The Maine Repuoh-
can convention was called TO order by B. G.
Wing OF the state committee. +. A. Pike, CT
Calais was nominated temporary chairman.
The committee on permanent organization was
then appointed.
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Petition Against a College Presi.
dent

CONCORD. N. H., June ga petition drawn
up by an alum1nuS OF Dartmouth College, and
directed to the trustees OF that institution, has
recently been circulated among the under
graduates Of the college, with the exception of
the freshmen, respectfully representing that
there exists want OF harmony between the
students and the president or the college, -
Which they "believe to have been caused by the
president" and asking that the matter may
have the attention Of the trustees. IL was re-
ported that one hundred and twenty-five un-
derQra0uateS have signed the nptition
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VERDICT IN THE CHURCH ACT. RAnRoAp CASE
.sso cSoay' 10 tne Circuit Court, Judge Wyie, the
r. kk.-action for damages by reason OF the
Location a,c OF the shops adjoining the church, "a
given to the jury. and they returned ve,,s cS
IN Iavor OF platntin for $4,5O0 Damages ne
case VIII 60 to the General Term on exceptt ~
ana s IL Is likely TO 90 to the Supreme Cour- OF
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filed suit against James Carrico for SANDER.
lsying damages at 81, 900. The alleged slander-
GUS words are: You forged note on me for
$780," and " He (meaning the plaintif) raised a
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End Of a Strike

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 26-The striking
spinners and weavers returned to work in the
Westerly woolen mills this morning on SatiSfac-
tory compromise having been made.