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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
Adirondack Murray

SAN Francisco, August 20.-The Cal
publishes an interview with Adirondack
Murray. He says he came to the coast
To introduce the blackboard and see the
State, and that when he left home he
thought his business affairs were IN a
snug condition. The trouble was caused
by a personal friend suing on a small
debt and attaching property, when, as
usual. a rush of creditors started. The
entire Indebtedness will not exceed Sl9,-
600, and the property if sold under the
hammer tomorrow, would pay them on
and leave me a handsome surplus. | IN
tend to return Fast in few days and
put affairs in shape.
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Now YORK.

Ngw YoRE, August ~ Reeves -
Receipts for two days 3 100 heal. More
than 100 car loads arrived IN the alter
noon, and business was interrupted ~
consequence. The yards were cleared,
however, and at an advance of ic on all
native steers, and sustained prices inr
Texans. The former ranged irpm Ia
lOIc, and Texans and Colorado steers
G.6Sic Exporters used 22D at lOhlOl.
Shipments 20 live cattle and JOS quar-
ters Of beef
Shecp-Receipis G,jOO heal ior two
DAYS. Sheep firm aud unchanged, With
sales Of poor tO prime at $4,000 ~ per
100 pounds; lambs iirmer and irY'tion
higher with an early clearance at ~ 80
as 90 per 100 pounds. Exporter pur'
chased about $40 fat weth"r- nt - 2S'n
8 20 per 100 pounds. Shipments 80
carcase. Of mutton.
Hogs- Receipts for two days 100
head. Market fair for live hDgs at - -
Cg4 - per 100 pounds for ordinary io
good.
L.. tII.,.1o,oI N1rIsf, Ne EoafrfI PAN
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Meeting Of Mexican War Veterans.

COLUMBUS, o., August 2O.-The state
Association OF veterans of the war with
Mexico held meeting here to-day. \
committee consisting OF Capt. Sielert,
Gen. Geo. w. Morgan, and Ex-Gov.
Thomas L. Young, were appointed to
make arrangements with the National
Committee to fix the time and place for
holding a national convention Ol Mexl-
can soldiers. The object Of the cOnven-
ton is to frame a petition asking Con-
gress to equalize the pensions OF the ex-
Mexican soldiers with those Of the ex-
Union soldiers. The attendance was
small
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Indian Depredations.

WALLA WALLA, August lS.-GeSter-
day evening the rancho OF J. NJ. Raines,
on Salmon river, eighteen miles from
Warrens, was attacked by Indians.
Raines and James Edward were killed.
Albert Weber was badly wounded. Sew
en- other settlers escaped and arrived in
town safe. The Indians burned all
the buildings on the rancho. The num-
Der OF Indians is not stated. Col. Bern
ards command are hunting the Indians
fitv miles away in another direction.
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Un.,hor InIiicaiiona

WAsmIxGTov, August u, A. N.-Por
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather,
southerly winds and stationary barDmc-
ter.
For the Lover Lakes, clear, followed
by partly cloudy weather, and pccasion..
al rains, slightly southerly winds aud
falling barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21
WATER SPORTS.
Courtney Beats Frenchy John


ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 2O.-At
Charlotte, to-day, Courtney beat
Frenchy Johnson by half length IN
22:05. Distance three miles with turn.
Johnsons S time 22:05l.
Bent Brown, of Geneva, won the
amateur single scull race in 1880. Dis
tance, two miles Adell, of Aslburn,
second; Grouse, of Auburn, third.
The Ida, OF Rochester, won the first
class Yacht race over the Ella, OF Oswego.
Wallace Ross at Bedford Basin.
HALIFAX, August S0.-Wallace Ross,
of st. John, Oarsman, has taken quarters
at Bedford Basin to prepare for his
race with Warren Smith, Tuesday.
Betting is even on both sides.
Toronto Regatta.
ToRoNTo, August 20.-The first race,
double sculls, one mile, was won by
button and Boone, Neil brothers second.
Second race, Indian canoe, one paddle
about, one mile, was won by John
Kanuck, Jim Gooy second.
Third race, professional double scull,
two miles with turn. Seven entered.
At the start Plaisted and Ken
nedy took the start, with Humphries
and Ramsay second. After turning the
buoy, Plastcd and Kennedy were passed
by Humphreys and Ramsay, who
crossed the line one second ahead.
Time li:5S.
The consolation race, four miles, with
a turn, was won by Hosmer, seventeen
seconds anead of Mclean, the latter
two seconds ahead of Elliott. Time
31.JO
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Toledo.


TOLEDO. August 2O.-Wheat-Quict
No. 2white Wabash at Il 02; No. /
white Michigan 81 40! asked; amber
Michigan spot held AZ 9S!c seller: No. >
amber 97c bid: No. rel winter spot
99c; seller August 9Stc seller sep
tember 9Slc; No. red Wabash Glr:
DAYTON and Michigan mixed red 9Sic,
rejected Wabash SHc; western amber
aS:c; amber Illinois 81 O0t. Corn
steady: high mixed 3Slc; No. spot
August SStc; seller September held
at 80: No. white at 43c. Oats-pu,l.
rejected pc.
New Orleans.
NRw ORLEANS. August O-Cut,r-
Dull; Rio carSucS. ordinary Ia prime.
ll4Wl5c. Sugar Demand flair. inferior
10 good common GfG e.; common tn good
common 6!@ c;ycllow clarified 1sW7 .c.
Molasses-pull; fermrntinr 2iDt.ilC. /.
common 25Cd ~: fair 2SHGN. Ei,r-
Scarce and firm; Louisiana ordinary to
choice 6tG1!c.
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Oil Train wrecred and Burned.

SrxBCRy, Pa, August 2O.-A train of
twenty-eight loaded oil tanks was
wrecked aud burned last night at
Kipps Run, seven miles from this
place, on the Sunbury, HazeltOn and
Wiikesbarre railroad The trestling over
which the train ran was also burned,
and all the trains have been abandoned
until tomorrow.
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Another Fall River Corporation in Trou-
bla

FALL RIVER, August 2O.-rhe Ameri-
can Linen Company lose $4,000 blythe
defalcation of Paine, their third treas.
urer. 1t appears that from 1860 to the
present time, Paine has been indebted
10 the mill in amounts ranging from
1000 TO S34. 900, and of this the direc-
tors were entirely ignorant, the excuse
being that Paine, in his statements, in
cluded all his account in the item Of
bills receivable.
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Tim Frye Murderers.

BosTyN, August 20.-The Frye mur-
derers have not yet been arraigned.
Donate, the Fleet street barber, will be
charged as an accessory after the fact.
he having sanctioned the concealment
OF some Of the stolen property in bis
shop. The missing man Larry Is
thought 10 have been in Salem this al
ternOon. He with Nick and the
"Greek" will b. charged with murder
in the first degree.
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Adidsonni MarteD Sc Fourth Pogc
Fatal Coal OH Explosion.

UTICA, y. Y, August 20.-Mrs. John
Tillinghast, this evening during a tenn
porary III Of insanity, while recovering
from an epileptic ft,poured keroscn" on
a coal fire. The can exploded and
neighbors rushing into the house iouni
her sitting in rocking chair enyeloJsd
in flames. She died soon after. Her
husband was III up stair at the time oi
tho eYulOslgr
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American Bar Amo, iatiou

SAEATOG.. August 20.-Prcsldent
James .. Broadhead, delivered the an
nual address % the American bar as-p.
citation. today. Other papers were real
by Henry Hitchcock, Of - D2dis, on
"The Inyiolabiiity Of TelcgraIns.' Geo.
A. Mercer, Of Savannah, on "Thc krla-
tionship of1.sg and National Spirit"
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW York. August 2O.-Dry Goods
Market has improved IN tone and bust
ness more active with commission
houses and johbcrs. Cotton goods m"y-
ING i'm small lots Ia fair amount.
Prints in improved demand. Ginghams
in good request and dress good fairly a"-
tive. Mems wear woolcns sluggish bat
steady. Foreign goods moving m"f"
freely.
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Attemnted Bank Robberv.

LoNG BRANCH, August 20.-Five
cracksmen seized, gagged AMI bound a
policeman on the street here last night.
They then entered the Long Branch
Banking Company's building and made
an attack upon theyault, but abandoned
the work and their tools owing to the
noise Of the explosion.
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WOOL.
Boston

Bosrox, August 20 wool Imprpy.
ed demand, sustained with firm, buoy
ant tone; ohio and Pennsylvania y
37@39c; mcdium 3Ioi2r, Michigan
and Wisconsin extra 3i(f:bc; medium
39G iOc; combings aud dclaines 3Nf iic.
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FOREIGN.
All Quiet in Quebec,

QUEBEC, August 20.-Thc city remains
quiet to day. At a meeting Of the dele
gates of the rival labor societies and
citizens, held this evening, it was re-
solved that each society should continue
to work according to It's own rules, and
that each should guarantee the other
society against interference. The dele
gates Of both societies signed the min
utpS
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FIN ANCE.

NEw YoRE, August 20.-MoNIY-
Easier at &CG per cent, closing al .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 'Dfu
per cent. Sterling exchange, lankrr,
bills quiet at 4Sl!; sight exchange ou
New York iS3i.
SIvER-At London 5lid; bar SILVER
here ll2l; subsidiary silver coin Vol
per cent. discount.
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Died

BALTIMORE, August 2O.-Henry j.
Rogers, constructor Of the first telegraph
line between this city and Washington,
died at his residence to-day, aged 80.
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Address to Lieutenant Carey.

LONDoN, August 20.-The address TO
Lieutenant Carey, OF the expedition in
which Prince Napoleon lost his life in
South Africa, declaring he has been un-
warantably censured, has received
5000 signatures in Plymouth since
Monday.
LONDON, August 20.-The steamer
Jumma arrived at Plymouth, bringing
Lieut. Carey, who was with the Prince
Imperial when he was killed. Lieut..
Carey says he was not on duty at the
time OF the Princes death, but merely
accompanied the Prince for his own in
formation.
Enrolment Of Unarmed Volunteers in
Ireland.
LONDON, August 20.-The movement
for the enrolment of unarmed volun-
teers in Ireland is in consequence OF
the rejection by the House OF Lords, at
the recent session OF Parliament, OF a
bill forthe formation OF volunteer corps
in Ireland. Itis intended by this move
ment 20 demonstrate what number OF
citizens are willing and anxious 10 claim
the right OF bearing arms.
International Cricket Match.
OTTAWA, August 20.-The Americans
won by five wickets, stunps being
drawn at l05. Total score, Canada,
first innings, So; second, 50; total, l67,
Americans, first innings, los; second.
20; five wickets; total, lGs.
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Base Ball.

CINcNxArr, August 2O.-Gncinnatis,
9; Cleveland, ).
CHICAGO, August 2O.-Chicagos, s;
Butialos, l.
BosroS, August 20,-Bostons, II;
TrOys, >.
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Cincinnati
Pitfahurxh.

PIrTsBuRGH, August 20.-Petroleum-
More active; crude 70c at Parker's tor
immediate shipment; refined 6ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-21

GovERNNINrs-Steady.
l. Coupons (lN,l lo'
Ne" fINes.....:....... "
New Four aud one halls ........lu''
Currency Skies
RAILROAD BoNpS Strong.
STATE BoNps-Eirm.
STocKs-Ihe market opened Sirorg
and an advance ui from tu per
cent. on the closing quotations ut YES
tcrdav was soon established sub
scqucntly. however, aweak feelings iu.
and under free pressure to sell = decline
of ! 10 per cent took place. Ih"
principal activity and the greatest de
cline were in Lake shore Northwestern,
-. Paul, Western Union and nrlawar'.
lackawanna ami Western. The quota
tions showed fractional recovery
from the lowest point. Burlington,
Cedar Rapids ami Northern
was marked exception Ia the remain
der of the list, advancing lrom - to ~
per cent. The Transactions aggregated
10000 shares. 81 which $500 were
Erie. 5000 Lake Shore, 5000 North
western common. loo preferred, a.
600 St Paul, l,6lO Wabash, 1900 Del
aware, llckawauul and Western. 300
New Jersey Central. 1900 mon Pacific,
2,lOO Hannibal ami St Joseph common.
LOO preferred, 2,lUO Western Union,
1900 Pacific Mail, 100 Nt Louis, Nan
sas CITY and Northern 800 II LOUIS
and San Francisco, $500 preferred,
$500 first preferred, AMI zoo Bnrllng-
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Foster az Akron.

AKRON, O., August 2O.-Ilon. Charles
Foster spoke to a very large audience in
the Academy of Music tonight. Mr..
Foster treated upon the present condl-
tion OF the country in an able aud eX-
haustive manner. lie alluded to Mr..
Woods tariff hill, which failed to pass
because of the Republicans and few
Democrats voting againstit. The speech
was brief but to the point.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money Easy at 3 to 6 Per Cent.-GO''
enments Steady-FIOur Active
Wheat Active and Firm Hogs
in Fair Demand.
Wheeling Wholesale


4 better trade is noticeable this week
in nearly all departments. There are
abundant offerings of Wheat at the
prices quoted, but the market is mac
tive, owing to the dullness in Flour.
There is a brisk trade in Groceries.
Produce is in good supply at fair prices.
The quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized ON wholesale transactions uu-
less otherwise specified
Flour.
Superinc iorI ~
Family ........... "a, ~ -
Fancy, patent prp,eSS ....- 'OtN t
Spring Wheai........'.........' "9' -
WHEAT-An abundant supply is COM
ing in-mOre than our local mills can
use; 92c is the ruling price.
CoRN-Receipts light, selling at 100
4jc.
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small /;
selling at 40(G45c u bushel.
OATS-The market Was firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime S0CG;}5c Tor old, and
25CG2Sc for new.
BARLgY-Scarre with a moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(G$l.00.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal to
it; old loose on wagons Sl2 OO@8l4 % per
ton; new $40 %; baled at about the
same figures, or trihe higher in some
cases Western Iowa SIS W.
MILLFEED-ln small demandand holds
steady; middlings SIS per ton ship stuff
Sl2 per ton.
Meats
Packages for meats hold rs follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs /;
ticrces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs; bags,
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Meats

Packages for meats hold rs follows;
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs
ticrces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs bags
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We nnntr rs follows.
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Carl Schurz at Cincinnati.

CrNCINNATI, August Colon. Carl
Schurz addressed an audience number
ing over 1000 at the Lookout House, to-
NIGHT
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Canned Goods.

tomatoes II 10 d doz; peaches y %;
corn 9O@$l 10; peas 81 %; stringcd
beans 81 % Lima beans 81 %; black
berries 81 90; Damson = 80; pine apples
81 30; salmon, ID cans, 81 80; oysters,
10 cans, 5000.
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GovERNNINrs-Stcady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

u Mrs. Asa Buckles and her brother, resid
ing near Elizabetht0wn, KY, have fallen heir TO
thIee millions OF dollars In Texas through the
death OF their father.
I8-The Boston Post gives this wise advice:
'sThere is cold weather ahead. Stick to your
fiannels TIL they stick to you."
eH-Passanante, the would be regiclde, on
hearing his death sentence, said vehemently:
XIII me Immediately" 1t Is thought the SEN
tence Will be commuted by King H1mbert.
eHThe excavations at the supposed site ofthe
hanging gardens at Babylon are said to have
terminated. They have yielded many tablets
from the time OF Nabonidus TO the Parthian
era.
ga large mushroom Is said TO have forced
its way through twelve inches OF concrete, COW
cred with thick layer OF asphalt. 10 the moor
OF the savings bank department Ut the general
post ONCE Of London.
u-Out In Nebraska, where the farmers SUI
fer from the depredatiOnS OF wolves, they fre-
quently band together and pursue the common
enemy. In western OtOe county the other Gay
one hundred men turned out and &C ntghtfail
had bagged seven OF the lank sheep eaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17
Tho MARkaas.

BALT1XORE, March l7.-virsinis sdxes de.arran
7h; do consohdsted. b5X; do second serses. 1Hs!
do psst due coupons. 79s. North Csrons si1es old.
ziSs pid todSy: SnRar steady-A soft, B,.aSs..
o.6 .6AkIlMOkE, March l7.-Cottou nrm-m,ddlins.
SEsS Ist6 Flour quiet and firm-HOwSrd stresi
anc M western mrer Seoa4 90; do. extra, 4 25aI as:
GO family. hGeaS so; city mills super 5000 do
ex1fn 25s476; do. Rio brands 6t5a6 90: Psts.m.,o
tsmny, 010. Wheat southern frmer and better.
western Yulst-eouther1 red, llSksl is: do smSSer
IloaLH; NO. PeLnsy lvania red li6K: No q
MSsuern n wnter red. spot and March, llAi; AOrii.
LHtall5H; May. ll4ksll4X Corn. scnfhern,
qn1el: western dul-southern white. 5ls 69: 10
ynow' 41a444; western mixed. spot and Mares
sSIs; Aprli. 4Sxa435k; May, 44kallX: aasma-
.s1S. Oate hrm and hlgher-southern and PSrnsyi
va vsm4, SSaS4; western white. S2sSl do mixed sla
Pennsyfy,nIn ays nIm 10y SS,S. hay to c6o
st ady-Mees pork. sfsaiO7s. RuIS rSSvisi ons
BAG shoulders, 4x olear rib sides. q Hsms
ySiu Lsra-rehned, in tiercee. 7X Butter stsady"
Prme @ to choice western packed, lSa2O: rolls. i6sI6
rsgs scarce and higher, ltali Petroleum duli"
Sero csras. .1sh refined, Va Coffee very firm-hio
ssaIEOes, 81 lOAal6 Whisky dun, lO7alO7L Ersishts
70 a. 1SefpOoi per sfeaMer steady-ootton I'd dour
e Is ca oao; efalrs I'D Reoeipta-nour 2SsS: vhss
olsVO. corn: sS $40: oats. S,045; rye $50. SL.p
nentsr Mhsat l27 200: corn, l62 100 f
NEW tokk. March 7.-StOcks firm Money 3
a.: s. Exchange. long 486k; abort. 40 Govern.
quiet Corn quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

FROM VAGRANT 10 MIssIoNARY.-John Brady
only few years ago was "a street vagrant," In
New York, frouzy-headed yagabond, little
savage, sleeping under grocers carts In hooks
Ways, anywhere he could md room tocuri him.
seif up In q ragged bundle and appropriate TO
himself a cat-nap before the inevitable police
man" could tuterrupt his slumber. Then he
Blackwell's Island; then being on a farm, he
worked and went TO school three months OF the
year, tEen secured the position OF bell ringer &C
he was graduated; then friends paid his way
through The New York Theological Seminary,
ard then-laSt summer-the little street Arab
became the first Presby teriau missionary 20 the
burIowing Esquimaux In nAlaska.-[fAiledelpki
Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

ONE LAwYER STARS ANOTHER IN A Courr
kooA.-Two OF the most prominent lawyen Of
81. Louis had quarrel in a justices court lasr
week, which eliminated In one OF them sfah-
o1Dg the other four times, infiict1ng serious
WOUNDS The person stabbed was Wm. ri.
Ecclee; DIS as0aalant was ex-Cfrcu1t Judge T.
n. krum, man who has been mayor Of st.
LOUIS, and Is ranked as one OF the flnest law
yeS OF Missouri, his practice OF late having tn
erl other large New York firms The caso
neang tried was an important one, and During
rupted him rudely, and charged him With oeinr
lntoxicated. The judge promptly knocked h1n
down, and tue court promptly fned them both
ment proceeded, but Mr.. Eccies again offended.
Sn0, an0ther night occurring, the court ordered
oot1 men under arrest. While they were being
conducted from the court Judge Krum drew his
pocket knife and slashed his Opponents arms
ana side four times, inflicting as many severe
wounds. Both men Immediately were taken TO
his aSSa1lant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE DROwNEp.-The
flood Of the Thesis at SZegedin Is subsidng,
but other Hungarian towns are still In danger.
The loss OF life, which has beer enormous, :,
estimated at from 1900 to 900 souls, aud tn /,
dest1tution and suffering OF those who escaped
death is very great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

SAD ENDING OF THE LIFE OF YOUNG GIRL-
MISS Lizzie James. about whom ft Will be re.
membeted shooting ARRAY occurred on the a3d
OF december last, between her brother William
Ii. James, and Denwood b. Hinds at the corner
OF baltimore and Hanover streets. died Satur-
DAY morning from puerperai COMMISSIONS she
was within about two weeks OF becoming =
motner James accused Kinds OF being The
cause of his sisters ruin. He went to the store
where Kinds was employed, and. afteea refusai
on the part OF Kinds TO marry Miss James the
piCther drew small revolver and commenced
nf1ng H1bds also drew a weapon, and several
shots were exchanged, neither one OF tue young
men being seriously injured, however Hinds
left the city afterwards, and did not aooear ~
tie hearing OF the case, which was to havo
taken place at the middle station house befDre
justice Johns. Mental anguish at her conoition
so weighed upon the mind OF Miss James that
When cohN ulsions set In she was unable Through
weakness, TO Withstand the shock ana deafh
was the Inevitable result. During lucid infer-
vas she called repeatedly for Hinds to whom
sne was much attached, and his name was pro
nounced with her dying breath. Hinds is effn
away from Baltimore.-tBa Bali. SUN, 1.tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

WoMAH's RIGHrs.-A grotesque illustration OF
Ine extremes TO which % women's rights" may
uon growing out OF the refusal Of Lucy Stone,
vile u. =. Blackwell, TO assume her husbsnd's 3
name: 10 deed from Mr. Blackwell, In which
DIS Wue was Obliged 10 release her rights OF
DOVER, the lady signed her name thus: Lucy
stone wife OF III. b. Blackwell The purchaser
OF the property thus conveyed demurred TO the
signature, which he thought might not give
Mrs. Lucy stone, wife OF II. B. Blackwell, frmly
refused 10 write her name otherwise, Blackwell
ana william b. Stone were compelled TO exc.
proceedings on the part Of said Lucy stone,
wife OF said Henry b. Blackwell - 70 recover her
right OF dover. This was little awkward for
the men, but Lucy had her own way.-fN y.
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

Mr.. LLOYD LOwNDEs, ST., father OF Hon.
Lloyd LOwndes, Jr., OF Cumberland died at hi ,
home, Clarksburg, West Va, Friday last, aged
79years, He was man OF considerable wealth
including mineral lands in West Virginia, Mary
land and PennSy lVania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

house OF commons, after a protracted debate,
Friday night passed the protective tariff re3osu-
tiOns. and they go into IOrce at once, subject 10
amendment II the government see Mt. The
changes Will, II is supposed, result In additiona.
revenue OF 81, 200 600, and the bulk OF them nave
been made TO affect importatiOns from the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

FRAUDULENT BANK Book KEEPING The or.
in hcers OF tbe Dexter (Me) Savings Bank have
issuea statement giving the result OF their in
treasurer Barron. They have discovered an
ingenious series OF erasures, designed in anttci
pauOn OF examination OF the books. The ex-
ls.s, and the amount OF the delinquencIeS has
not been aScerIained. '''0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

A PEDESTRIAN MANAGER TAKES A WALK-M
Worcester Mass, Lille Hoffman completed q
walk OF 500 quarter miles In 500 quarter hours
Saturday night, and her manager completed
the weeks work by leaving the city and sundry
bills unpaid