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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

CONFEDERATE REUN1ON.-The executive COM
m1ttee OF the Southern Historical society have
decided to hold special meeting OF the society
at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, on the
18th OF August, when an address Will be deltv-
cred by George j. R. Chalmers, OF Mississippi,
tendance Of Old cOnfederates is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

MURDER AND SUICIDR.-A special dispAtch
from Lynchburg, Va, says that O'Clock last
night, John Brown, German, proprietor of
grocery and barroom one mile and a-han below
1ne Guy ~ snos one-Sim % man @ nameo @ Lew,s kloo
brains out. Both died instantly. Kidd had re-
turned TO the grocery store for q package he had
LETT. Brown had the grocery closed, but opened
the door and placed the pistol to hts own fore
head and fired. They had no quarrel II b
supposed both had been drinking. Brown had
been suspected of insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

II YOU VALUE YOUR INSIGHT ses GLAa9
i - g h r. H39P11RB, the
0Eeelan, - Iena1ylyakia ayen1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

A NOVEL SUIT.-The New York Eueni,,g Er-
press having published a statement about the
robbery at the Shoe and Leather Bank, made to
Its reporter by the cashier, John M. Crane, and
duplicating Mr.. Hughes, OF Brooklyn, Hughes
sued the EIpress and got heavy damages. The
Ezpress has now sued Mr.. Crane to recover the
amount OF damage caused by the article. Mr..
Crane denies that the statement published is an
accurate report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

1.-THE body OF Edward r. Oakley was found
In the North River and identified at New York
yesterday. Mr.. Oakley came there from Pine
Bum, Arkansas, about two months ago with his
wife. and myster1ously disappeared some days
since.
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The Wounded New York Pirate.

ne " 0Ocu NeNS 1OHA flH0tGo
NEW YORK. July 30.-The police last night
traced the river thief shot by Capt Somers TO Q
physicians ONCE on East Broadway and thence
to St. Frances hospital, on 7th street. he
known TO the police. He had received seven
wounds In the hand, knee and face, and he Will
probably lose his leg, which was terribly lacer.
ated. His companions, Golden and Conroy,
have been dent1fled,
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PAPPOosB sixth IN THE RACE.-The race for
the Richmond stakes for 2-year olds came OF at
GOodwoOd, England, yesterday, and was won
by the Duke OF Westminsters chestnut colt Ben
Dor, who was the favorite. w. s. Crawford's
chestnut colt by Adventurer was second, and
Count F. De Lagranges chestnut filly Dora
third. P. Lorillard's chestnut f1lly Pappoose
who was also fn the race, came In sixth.
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SIX DROwNED.-John Kranz, of East Farm
ingtOn, Polk county, Wis, drove into the lake
With six children In his wagon to water his
horses. The horses becoming frightened ran
into deep water, the wagon was upset, and
KranZ and five OF the children were drowned
One boy escaped by swimming. The eldest
child was girl OF H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

A GOOD WAY 70 speculate in Stocks is TO secure
n Privneees. These cost from go 70 $500. and
tors to secure handeoms PROFITS. Any number Of
shares OF stock bought and sold ON commission or
carried on per cent margin Mining stocks bought
and sold through San Frencisco and Nev York
Mining 11change1 Pamphlet, fully explaining how
jyl9.TkA2m
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JUDGE ROBERT OULD AND DIR. j. SPKERs
GEORGE, who were arrested In Richmond, on
charge OF being about to engage In a duel, were
examined before the police court yesterday the
factolily explained before their arrest, and that
there was no probability of a breach OF the
peace. They were discharged.
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Fire.

NBwBURGH, N. T., July 39.-Daniel Ornisbees'
RnS Sfrsin Grocer Was hnrnad cC Hondo oy
night. Two young men sleeping up stairs
narrowly escaped destruction. Total loss
$4,000; insured.
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CAUGHr By A MIRRoR.-Lizzie Creamer who
Co., or 225 Fulton street, BROOKLYN, where she
was q sales clerk. Mr.. w. 81. Everlith, one Of
the the frm looking at large mirror, had caught
she Is the daughter OF Martha Creamer, whose
picture is In the Rogue's Gallery, and that the
girl had been once arrested for shop lifting, and
Is sister OF Charles Creamer, alias Cleeman,
who is under arrest on q charge OF burglary.
Justice Walsh held the prisoner,-lN y. Sun,
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ATTEMPTRD SUICIDE OF MURDRRBR.-FMi.
cesco Portfolio, the Italian, who murderYork
chael Bollender, the Candymaker, In &mit siii,
q few evenings since, attempted tling the ar
eide In his cell yesterday, by ehed spoon, The
terleS in his arms with Sbe 0
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Fr3tF1Cide.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.-A shooting ARRAY
occurred at the farm residence OF Lucas Covert,
near Columbus Ind, at the breakfast table this
morning between his sons Henry and Aleck, fu
which Henry was instantly killed and Aleck
moftally wounded.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE INsURANc. CO. SuTrs
A dispatch from New Haven, Conn.,, says that
Talcott III. Russell, receiver or the National
Capital Life Insurance Company, has attached
the property OF John B. Carrington, editor of
the Courier; N. ID. Sperry, postmaster Richard
F. Lyon, John B. Robertson, Jeremiah A.
Bishop, ex-president OF the Yale National Bank;
Samuel Moves, brother OF Benz. Noyes; BENZ.
NOyeS, and Joseph b. Sargent, one or our largest
manufacturers on q suit brought to the Sep
tember term or the superior court to collect the
subscriptions to the guaranteed capital of the
American Life and Trust Company, amounting
TO $4,000. The record OF the attachment was
filed at the town clerks office at noon to-day.
Receiver Russell has also brought suit for the
amount OF the subscribed capital, amounting TO
S120 600, and also suit against the directors or
the American National Life and Trust Company
for the assets OF the company, over s, 900 900,
alleging that they have been mismanaged ana
squandered. Then there Is suit against the
trustees for a similar amoant, making similar
claim. There are TIVE attachments CHI e Is each @ for
Individual suits ar nearly $500 600. The afYatr
has created ceIsiderable excitement.
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A STEAMER RUNS INTO SCHooNER.-The
steamer Alhambra, from New York, In entering
schooner Hero, Of and for Tangier, which was
lying becalmed. The schooner was struck
amidships and cut to the waters edge. Capt
Mason and one OF the crew were on the deck
OF the schooner. The captains three sons and
two Of the crew were asleep in the forecastle.
Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Glaws0n, each With an
infant, and Miss Annie Glawson, passengers
were in the cabin. At the shock the women
jumped from their berths and rushed screaming
on deck. A ladder was quickly let down from
the steamer, and the women and children were
got on board. The schooner's crew scrambled
up over the steamers bow. The steamer backed
or and the schooner, which had been held up
by the steamer, Immediately filed and capslzed.
Only ten minutes elapsed from the shock to the
capsiZtng OF the craft. The steamer people state
that they saw no lights on the schooner. The
schooner was tOwed into port by the Alhambra
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Cholera I'm Iowa

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 30.-A disease akin tc
cholera Is rayag1ng Center Point, Linn county
In this state. Fully twenty persons have died
and an equal number have been Frustrated by
it. 1t is also raging In Walker, little town
seven miles from Center Point, several deaths
having occurred there. An order for forty
collins was received from Center Point yester.
day by Dubuque undertaken. The physicians
OF Center Point are worn out and the residents
are fleeing from the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
At the regular quarterly meeting OF the At
Iantic and Pacific Telegraph company In New
YORK yesterday, Mr.. Hamilton NICK. TwombIy
resigned his position as vice president OF that
company, after which the bylaws OF the CON-
pany were amended SO as to permit OF the elec-
Mr.. John Van Horne and Mr. A. B. Chandler
were unanimously elected to fill the positions
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Savfmxs Rank Frauds.

dent Of the SsfSnct s Broadway savings BSnf
has been arrested on charge Of embezlement
In connection with the alleged frauds COM
mftted by the officers OF that institution. He
gave bonds and was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

POLICE JUSTICE ARREsrKD.-Police Justice
A. g. Lane was arrested at Long Branch. N. J.,
yesterday, and held In $500 bail to answer before
the grand jury charge Of assault and battery
for forcfbly expelling from the court room
Counselor GEO. Troutman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

UMr. Walter. II student In S1 Psmi MIN
atOr Blaine, tss '' A-A'A'A'
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fneIaIlnE 70 receive Slce.HOyastys
ST. JOHNS, n. B., July 30.-Vigorous prepar-
ations are being made by the citizens OF this
place to illuminate the streets on the evening
OF the vice regal party's arrival. The court
house Is undergoing renovation for the drawing
room and throughout the city the hustle Of
preliminary arrangements is going on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

UATMAKERs ON STRIKE.-At South NorWalk
Conn.,. the hatmakers at Crofut & Knapps fac
tory are on strike for return to their former
wages which were cut down last spring. Ii is
feared that the strike may become general
among the numerous hat factories of the place
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RACES IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
The Winner 0f the (s0Od WAOd Sfak a

The winner Of the GOO0WOOd stakes
LONDON, July 30.-The race for the Goodwood
stakes came on to-day at the Goodwood meet
ing, and was won by w. 8. Crawfords three
year-old bay colt Bay Archer. The second place
was secured by Mr.. A. Bayley's four-yesr- old
bay flly Mistress OF the Robes, and the third by
Mr.. C. Perkins six-year-old chestnut horse
Roe Hampton. The betting Just before the
beginning Of the race was to against Bay
Archer, 20 to l against Mistress Of the Robes
and 20 to against Roe Hampton.
Another Victory for an American
HOrSes
Mr.. P. Lorillard'S bay flly Geraldine won the
race for the Savant stakes at the Goodwood
meeting.
Parole I'm the Race for the Good.
wood Cup
LONDON, July so.-Mr. F. Gretton's four-year
old bay colt ISonomy is strong favorite for the
race for the Goodw0od meeting cup, which Is TO
be run at the G0odwo0d meeting tomorrow.
Mr.. p. Lortllards six-year old brown gelding
Parole, who Is entered for the same race, IS
next In the betting, but there was not much
business done about the latter on the course
yesterday. The betting now Is to against
Isonomy and to 2 against Parole.
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PLAGUE IN TWO CITIES.
Memphis and New Orleans.
CHOLERA IN IOWA.
GOODWOOD RACES IN ENGLAND.
Victory for an American Horse.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
JnleS FerrV,S E1ncatf0n URsuJ

y
LONDON, July 3O-A dispatch to the Times.
from Paris, says: A senatorial committee on NJ
Jules Feriy'S bill, for remodeling the superior
council OF education, has been nominated Seven
OF the nine members are fu favor OF the bill,
which is almost certain to pass before the
recess.
Prince Alexander Com plains g the
Porte.
CoNsTAETINoPLE, July 30.-Prince Alexander,
OF Bulgaria, has telegraphed to the Porte that
Turkish troops have violated Bulgarian terri
tory near DubniZa, and that Bashf Bazouks are
pillag1ng and aSSaSSinating. The Prince de.
mands their immediate recall.
End Of q Strike.
LONDON, July 30.-One thousand maSons at
Blistol, who had been on strike for the past
two months, have Submitted to the masters
terms.
Scotland Appeased.
In the house OF commons last night, the gov
to limit the liability OF shareholders to twice
the amount Of their paid up capital which was
talked out last week. The bill as relntroduced
70 abe as 10
bers are thus appeased, and the bill was read a
second time
Johnny Comes Marching Home.
The British admiralty has ordered all the
Indian troop Ships TO be In readiness for six
months continuous service, with the view OF
bringing home the troops from the scene OF war
In South Africa
PrOrOgatfOn Of Parliament.
viii be so far advanced as to enable them to
prorogue parliament on the 10th OF August.
MI. Gladstone Attacks the Govern.
ment.
Mr.. Gladstone publishes long article In the
Nineteenth Century, entitled Country and Gov
erDment." The article is merely an extended
indictment OF the governments policy, but its
publication at this time Is interesting, as the
avowed object OF the article is to place the case
against the government plainly before the
country in view OF an approaching general
election.
More X. C.. BIS.
The London Gazette publishes long list OF
honors conferred In connection with the Afghan
war. The principal persons 80 distinguished
are Major Cavagnart, Generals Stewart Browne,
Maude, Bfddulp, Roberts and Lumsden, who
are created knights commanders OF the bath.
The Crop Prospect i'm France.
PARIS, July 30.-The Journal fAgricuIture,
which Is considered good authority, states that
there Is every probability, should flne weather
continue, that farmers Will be able to make up
in great measure for their previous losses
PersfAtent M. De LesSeps.
NANTES, July 30.-M. de LeSseps In address
ing meeting OF 5000 persons here hast night
sugmatiZed the French journals. which opposed
the Panama canal scheme as being Influenced
by interested motives. He denied that Eng
land or America are opposed to the project.
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A TRAMP kuLED.-A Norfolk dispatch says
that late Monday evening a white man named
Charles E. Moore, on the tramp from Ports
mouth to Weldon, was run over by the material
train on the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad
and instantly killed.
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WOMAN HANGED.-Kate Webster, who was
Thomas, her mistress, at Richmond, England.
was hanged yesterday In Wandsworth prison.
She confessed that she committed the murder
and had no accomplices either In the commits
OF her VICTIM portions OF which were discov.
cred In box floating In the Thames and led to
the arrest OF the murdereSS In Ireland on the
0Sth Of March lact "
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Drowned While Bathfns

BRocKvLLE ONT, July sO.-Miss Hugel, an
accomplished young lady OF Is years. and her
little sister, aged years, were drowned In the
st. Lawrence river to-day while bathing.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN RUSSIA.-A st. Pc
tersourg dispatch says: "Certain American cap.
italists have offered to construct navy ward
at SebastopOl for the construction and main
tenance OF Russian volunteer fleet of cruisers,
The government Is examining the project,
which is favored by some OF the members OF the
Russian volunteer fleet cOmmittaeO
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Il BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1002 ST n W
The Comfort" Mystery" and Reception.
Shirts, made Of Wamsutta muslin and extra Hna
linen bosoms. are only rs cents. A-1'
The "Old Times" and Great Houthernn fopen
'FRONT.' Shirts are only 30 cents made Of frst-cfass
goods
The "6enate" Shirt, made OF Fruit of the Loom
musitn and twenty hundred linen, II only 60 cente
rirgt -class Pattern Drawers, doubleseated only
20 cedts-
ME0INNIEE.
3e7+1 10O3 II street ss.sc.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Lieutenant Commander
Theodore f. Jewell to the Constlt Jtlon August
2d, sS executive. Cadet MidShtpman John GID
son 10 tue AdsmS, August 18th.
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EH-At Wholesale in Washington by sTOTT h
CROMWELL, A80 Pennsyivania ave- NV. m3l.Sm
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GkN. GRANT AND THE DARIEN CANAL-A let
ter has been received by a gentleman in this
city from Gen. Grant, In which the General
expresses himself as being gratifed at the great
interest Delng taken in this country In the
project OF an Inter oceanic canal.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

WHAT'S iu the wind? The Cincin- naIi Enquirer, a Democratic author
 fly of the strictest tyre, and high priest in the temple, had a long cGi torial lately, declaring that Grnnt is the best man that can be nominated for President next time. And now ccmes the New York GrogA. .c- already noted for it's keen scent of coming eveuts-and in full page cartoon represents Democracy in the person of a blooming damsei bca- ing fan, with the inscription solid South" and fastening upon the lappel of Grants coat floral badge with the inscription, 'Presi- dential Nomination" Closely cling ing to his arm on the other side is an equallyjoyous young lady styled Republication. who seems to cn joy the honor to her escert involved in th.s offering. Can it be, asks the San Francisco Post, tkat il is in store for Grant to receive the call of both inc North and South to tie Presi dency? Has il been reserved for him to complete the reconciliation of the sections, and. 1t fIie joint instance or both parties, to give an administra- tion that shall oblilerate sectional hate and prejudice? It would be just his luck.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
4 E.E MAILED.

The Ar;zoaan.' in its issue of the l0sh instant, attempts god deal of self-pra;se at our expen e. In aa ed:to.ial-the chief aim of which was to impress upon tie reader the inmsnsiiy of the enter prise, tie aliiity, and the expense. incident to issuing such an Al[?j journal as the "Ai;zonan'- it ops:.s an attack on us by making the very douLtfnl assei ton t.iat the mana- ge: of tie HERALD while iu Pres coit had eade,vo-ed .'as VIC learn t. have oar telegraph columns seat over the military l:ne to tho new daily he has recently cs:ab at Ph@nix.'' y This is, as al VII see on considering a momeu'. fc- t On inverted Ly its editors e give nls lsaning to wlat would otherwise be meaningless article. Iis f,lsity is apparent. The improbabiIity of of cur Inanager going t0 considerable expense 10 ssnd fem Picsc: tt the same te.esraphic news as fad been received by Us the ssme night, via Maric7pa, but, even had he done so, the editor of the ''Ar;zonan" could not by any means have been ir- formed of the fact, as tie only two persons likely to know Of ilie mat ter would be our munger and il,e telegraph operstor at Prescott. the first would rot from policy have informed any one, and the second would have 'been forced to pu:sue a similar course-even though against Lis inclination-from tie fear, at least, Of conrt-nartial and is results
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
TEE L.sssEs raADa.

A community to become pros
 pergus and weil:hy must of ncccs-
 sity harbor is resouree,, and keep
 is money in circulation among it's
 own citizens. If We purchase Articles from abroad, our money Is Sent aw y to fill the coffers of the | franger. This is the case in re Sird tn the lumber trade of tl.is
 lection of the country. Since the
 railrcad reached Mar;copa this com lnodity has been landed in our city Fnd solI for a little less ;ban what
 umb,r could be sold for from Pres
 soit. But do we grn by this iu.'
 poration of lumber. A fsw facts answer the question. live pur- |'cI.ase from Prescott dealers theg reecive a considerable portion of the proceeds in the produces of the Valley, trade is csrricd on be- tween the two sections, such traffic gives employment to more men, and le>ides the money is kept ar Lome- On the other hanl, if we purchase f. om California, cash must accom- rany the order, money is sent away and uo good resurnis derived there f om. We have heard it slated that the lumber from the northern section contained q great many knot holes. and that 1t was senrr- ally of a poor quality If such is the cas- ,srd we douDt t, it is a poor excuse. Tine lumber of Prescott will compare favorabIy with that of California, and, at tlic present re dEced rates, Is as cheap. It is rot our aim 10 puff up any firm, or to enlarge upon tie duties and rights of cit.zens, only so far as it affects -the community at Urge, and wc only ask that whatever is manu- taeturcd in the Territory should be purchased in preference to that from abroad.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
4 dispatch from the Civ of Mex

A dispatch from the Ciiy of Mex leo states that the Mexican news papers are excited over an Ameri- can rush to mining district named NJ. jada- OAe paper calls it Tan kee Invasion, and a French news paper is excited for fear the Amer ican Minister is going to jump the whole dist jet. When the Amer iSan prospector scents mines, Ind eIns and sIcx;cans have to t.,ks a
 back seat. He would not o;;ly in wade Mexico hnt woull penetrate to the jungles of the heart of Africa if he thought he could get the color. The Mojada mines threaten to cause some trouble between the United States and the Republic of Mexico.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
The celebration of the twc


 The celebration of the twenty fifth anni1 e, sary of tie biiu!l of the Republican party has just been held ill Massachusetts. From the address of General Banks we learn that the fist Republican convention in the Union was held in Michigan, July 6 1854. Others followed rapidly in other states, aad thus tliaf pdrty which in ils origin, growth courage, sacrifices, conflicts end achievements is the marvel of all ag9s was started out on is vic torious career.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
rres:ecn. Hayes Good Sense
F.,, ,,,e sos.nn E.rnld.

tfCEs me zsCStCl E-Ils1-
 President Hayes has never ap- reared 50 better advantage than during his present. Western tour. He has made more t!lan half 6 dog en addresses 10 the people, most oi them short, and all of them charac- terized by modesty, good sense and s.roug patriotism. lie never induI- ees in clap-irap or rhelomon:ade, but always finds something of q use ful or hopeful nature to say to the crowds who assemble to see and hear him. At the present time when business enterprises are taking n fresh start, when coSfdenee is fully re-estlblished. and tic country is on the high road 10 prosperity, tic President of the United States might be excused for claiming for the Adm in;straiion the credit of having done mueh 10 bring about tliis great improvement in tke con- diiion of afai.s. Put EIr. Hayes dces not. On tie contrary he tells his hearers that it is the people themselves and rot the officials at WazLingion, whc have wrought tLis chance.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

Much care is being shown in the organization Of the Chicago Mining Board, and fiom the manner in wiiiv'4- t heinz formed, it will re- suit in great benefit to the mining industry of the entire country. considerably. Chiclgo capital is in vested in lninesia northern Ariz ma, among which are the properties on Big Bug Cherry Creek, and tie Yul.use before long We expect to zee much more.