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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04
AUCTkasS SAhES.
BY UNesl s. Lucas, Auc:iooee.e.

| pY VIRTUE OF deed Of trust exscuted By
- William N. hosch sid wife, besrpg date
| the 3ls. day Ct August 1878, and of record i q
The Clerks Office of the County Court of Alex
and!!a County Vs., tia undersigned, the lrus.
| tee therein named, will cell by public auction
on SATURDAY, the llth dsy OF October 1879,
| It IL O'CLOCK, n. in front of the Market Bulld
ing Oh Rcya! street, in the city Of Alexaudris,
Va the fo;lowing described property, 70 wit
4 TRACT Of LAND ia Alexandris county,
Va, Containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
and Particularly described by metes and bounds,
III plal .. survey mads by Thomas N. Carter
on the IOtn Of March, le7G. ind cit ,ched to al d
made part Of deed from Francis H. Smith,
trustee, aud Margaret B. DaingerfsI6 to G ut
iand h. SuIih. dated tho 22ud Of January, 1876
wnlrn said deed is duly Of record amorgs! tho
:Gad records Of AlezsLdcis County Court Said
Ind lies cn the LHesburg Turnpike and oins
tae lands cf Csssius +. Lee, John McGshey,
and others
Terms Of Sale: For cash as to so much Of the
p'ocTeda ns Inay ba necessary to dofrsy the ex-
pei:ses Ci executing / Q trust, including a coin.
mission OF hvt Der cent ~ the trustee and to pay
tne SUN ot oll5J with interest on SlLOO part
thereof from August 3lst, 1879; SA0J upon a
c,rdlt ot ono year irun Auyu-t 3lat, 1879 sna
SZJOJ upon 3 credit OF two years from August
'ist, 1879. Said deferred payments to bear in
!eEe,t ;ayab'e semi annuat ty, 10 be evidenced
2y inc ooLds OF The purchaser, end secured by q
ueon OF trust uGc1 tho promises. Tho residue CT
Lns pufchhs' 1noHny, II any. 10 BIZ payable at
au;h lioie AID secured in such MANNER Is the
sad William N tIo.ch may direct; or, in case
OF MS failure, W give such directions at such
.,:nH and in such ,nsnner as ths subscriber NAV
-AlhH u; FEASCIS l. SMITH. Jr.,
s-pl3 III Trustee
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= eJGTEEeS Sas,EG

q T z = !; SALE OF VALUABLE
I PROPERTY, 1T CLIFTON. FaIKFa%
COU NTY, Va By vi.tua Of = deed of ,ru.I
from joseph D. barnum and wife, dated the Is:
day OF Ju'y, 1871, recorded among tn. IaDd rec
ord3 OF Fairfax county, li5e7 p, No. 4, foil, 21
sna i"r tae pu po3es thrr3ln rl-ntiyned the uu.
d"IS gaei VIII O!oI fDT sale st public auction st
Fair'zG {. Il on MONDAY, lh. Ion dsv OF
Noys"bg next, (Cour. dsyle VALUaBLE
LII WITH the ENTS tner.Sn.
withih ~ yards ot the ns sepGer dep0. of the
rl!B'hia Il q and railroad, bounded a. fpIIow,.
1Ssiahihs at IN Hsoutaeast corner Of William k
{ VlO lot, on Main t.rrc., thence running Oh
!ne "c9teEIy eide Of sad street sCu.belv 95 fec,
10 oou-a street, taoaua a00g the norlnurIy line
ol o2u'n s.r"c! W"ste-l y IS feet : inches; thrnca
ho.Incfiy on iac iin~ O lot No. G5 feet; lhsnce
GGaHs!.eliy % le9; = l3cbHs along tna ina Of said
william iG. FoT,.'s :ot 20 the point Of neyinDioy
NN'"h rs iCt No. on the Iusp Of the HAMS.
Properly. Ine sbo.o lot j. inoroya1 hcr
" hhAING HOUSE. hui in m ,hern s:yle
zO24D 'eet With seven e .i-itd rooms brsjri.s tIn
hail and kitchen. '''
Terms OF Sal: 60 au Ii cash IN heni q viii
pay luc costs aGl ypcu>cs Of safe: si:o III, sun
.! Slotu "!th Interest Lacraon - j. pcr cent r.r
nhEuH 'EJn th9 Is. Ca: OF August 1873. until
t"' u y os s'!o, the Ee.ldue uuoa y credit Of II
months. 20 De s"cIEal upO!. ta- JrroDaTt7. sell
ihH rs trus!.c, wc sh1 convey such ti:lG oa!v
as Is V1SIcI IA u, WHICH is believed - b, uG-
q!estlOnable "
'1'o - lake p!@CJ bt.Hscn L. s.I z o'Cnrk
THOMAS K LOVE-
JAMh.:3 II LOVE
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Real Estate Agents and huctjOnears.j
HSkUSrEh', SALE OF L-8y vir.u,
a OF Il deed ot .fGst to me, Ga.ot 0a 2lst d.y
OF MAY lS.'. duly recorded in Fairfax COUNTY
Va, land roccrts iiber v No 4, p,go 81, de
!ault having been ma!n in tbe pay tne!t of a par,
OF the deb; rscuret. and bang thereto require
oy the De-. Ieitrios, viii soil, by public nuc
tioD, on fU ESD y Z, the 2ist DIV 81 Octub,r
lh.9 ut l. O'c.ocS n, in from. OF the entrance {
The Court room, on raift4% a,rc0t III the city &!
Alexandria, Va, the TkACr o. LAND in
SAID county, c'nvsytd 10 Ms b7 sai trust deed
containing li5 acT's, mo,e or less. and located
spout q miles syuta Il B B,:ka's ststIon, W.
81 dland K. K. TIC said tract h4a DWELL
mo end outbCiid.0gs, orchard, &C.
Ierna OF Ss!c: OnH tn ii In cash on The day
OF sale, and tho rcsiduc in ono. two sid thrcp
Ses's, iqu.i "nnua! payments, witt interest. &c
cured bv deed Of trl-t on Ihe land.
seplO2I@is. PETER WISE TrGsto,,
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MAKERS ARID DCusNFECgAONE.ss
BRENGLE'S
[ ALL D DELICACIES L

OyslCfs vi E[yTeSi ! IC6 CrObm,
Oysters Roasted, FruiLa and Cream.
Oysters Slowed, Pie and Milk.
Oysters Fried, Fresh Milk.
HENRY BRENGLE, l29 King street, is now
making his fall and wiutsr erra, gsments TO
servo tho public in the bestsLyle and at low rates
Oysters, the pick of the market, and cheap as
chez pest. in all styles. Nice comfortable rooms
TO serve ladies or gentlemen.
Milk from Wess Grove Dairy. rich and fresh
in market and at store.
French Caromels and Sugsred Fruits, and ali
varieties OF Sugar Delicacies. fresh and pure in
all their ingredients.
Cream Putl., Tarts end Pastry, Candies end
Tstiy Of all kinds, Slack, Fruit, Pound Jelly
and Fancy Cakes.
Pies specially, Fruits, Nuts, Confec.ioneries,
Water Ices and sll the delicacies of the season.
dc caters for families and entertainmenta, and
supplies families with milk and oysters. Isrp 20
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@~ We solicit an examination OF our stock of
Lnl;es' Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
very full l!ne of all the new styles snd st such
prices as Cannot BE- beat.
sev19 W. B. WADDEY. ITO King st.
GUNS. PISTOLS, GAPS, WAUS, &C., st
" SO King, corner Of Royal street. Just re.
ceived supply OF the above seasonable goods.
Fer sale cheap.
ser5 j. T.. CREIGHTON q SON,
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By U Nesl 6 Lucaa, Auclioneers.

| pS " SesI - Lucaa, AucLOne6rs
's'NUSTEE'3 s I!E--By virtuo of o deed OF
g Nu,t tcsring date On tho 18th dsv of Feb.
faarv, 1878. executed by John 4 Johnston to
! ue, Il ID Ui record among Shs land records of
s"iiiax county, i:siGs il deed book W, No
y !oiio "i !" s5cura Iba pay m ant of note bear
'lH e,tn dalo with said deed drawn by the
*.li John K Johnston in favor of Harlow
bT3lhn's o! the cit? Of AeXahdris, for the su N
81 S2-1. wiki interest thereon at six per cent per
nh;lum from date ard payable fifteen months
.'t'T tao data thereof, wi soil for Cash a. pub
!ic auction 10 the highest bidder. S. II o'clock
a., ~ oa "a ~ kDAY, the 25th day Of October,
!si' III lroit ot thn Market House on Royal
s:'rst IN The city Of alexandra. Virginia, all
tAat R4CF OF LAND, situ.ta, lying and be
lug in thu county cf Frirf.x. in the State of Wiz
sIn:S' Known as BOSE HILL," which WAS
conveyed 10 ths said ] ohm 4. j ohgstop bv .Jame
h'sch and W te by decd hssring data Oct lG,
1913, and Of record in book q. No 4 page 2!q
Il Lha jaHd records OF said county of Fairfax
i"ljh ina exception Of That u.ft thoreof convey.
cd hy the Sal | Hosch and wifo TO &. Lacey, CON
i.;!Eg SIX teen acEc:) SAID to contain 50 acres, |
rood aud II poles. and more particularly des
S.lp'u % lpc.es acI Djuhu5 IN Lhs deed Of trust
Aforesaid. JAM Els Is. CATION,
sspl2its Tru:tea
fEuELlC SALE OF TBk RAILROAD
= 60TkL AND OTHES PROPERTY
Uh1er authority Of q decree Of the Corpor ton
,oar. OF Alexandria in the suit of Chatham, by
ne&t incnd, -. Harrison ct 81 will sell at
puoIo suci'cn, In troat Of tho Eail.o ID Hotel,
northwest Corner Of King and Faye.te streets
Ai~x4nd!ls Fs, at l2 O'Clock m. on WED.
EfSDAf, October -. * 9, The following prop.
,Tty:
!: ProIoiLg st thu nnrth west corner Of King
aad faE etso streets. Al xandr,s, Va, we'll
*noSn "s the Ia L:HOAD HOTEL, witu wsg-
on yafd a,trchel
- FSA &Eu HOUSE on the east side of
i f"yoile streets, between King and Cameron
SiTet :, n,a7 ;Ce depot Of iii, Aluxsndri. and
Washington ka,ir0nd
:. - : Lii IEAGT OF LAND in Fsirfnx
c 4h'y, 5iLS scFc.s Hnntiag Creek. nosr Alex
G.e!sh faTta. l.;e ;he property Of John u, Hsr-
r:soG, deceased.
fi"t OF survey "ii hn snown al sale.
Terms: Zen per CUut Cash; the residue in
laicp cqUHi lnst.inoGls ut six t%slve and eight.
cen months, With intc!ts. Bonds for deferrei
lhs!a mcni-. with ln!orcst; t. b. secured by lien
Oh the property and Insurance. of BUILDINGS
tn rcCn. = rtkGGsON HEaOa
se1-'-sd Commissioner.
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STOVES! STOVES!
AT 14S KING STREET,

l weu,d csll special attention to LEY large stock
OF STOF SS, EN- bracing Portable Ra, ges Cock,
Psrlor, Dining Room Hnd Clfico Stoves of ths
latest styles and most improved patterns, each
and evory one of which is eusrartecd to give
entire satisfaction.
Also SEXrON'S. SPEARS and sll other
FIRE PLACE HEATERS put Ill to heat cne,
two and threo rooms
HOT al FURNACES for heating dwell.
ngs, churches and public buildings, 8 specially.
have constantly on hand large stock of
TIN WARE, Chamber Sets, Coal Aods and
Shovels and Houstfuraishing goods in general,
nm also prepared to repair Fire Place Heat.
ers, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
all other Stoves that arc made
Roofing, Gu!:Ariug and Spout;ng lone ct short
notice. ia The city and country. and on The most
reasonable terms. All work warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
sepl5 TYOS, HOY
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JOSHUA HUENEH, Dr., & cos.
FGRTIGIZINn CHEMICALS.

JOSHUA HUENEH, Dr., & cos.
FgRTIIZINe CHEMICALS.
Tho following formulas gro each sulli iciens to
prepare one ton Of fertilizer:
Formula ~ contains,
zoo lbs. Horner's Diss' d Slaughter House Bones,
90 :, Sulpbate Msgncsa.
~ o. - - P9.'sh.
80 AmaUnie. Prize SO.
Fu-muls contains,
200 lbs. Homer Dss'd Slaughter :iouso Bones.
60 Sulphs!o msgnesis.
ltO Potash.
70 Ammtnia. Prica $40.
Formula contsins
zoo lha. Horrer's Dis.'d laughter House Bonea.
90 % " " su'nEhato sssnesia'
10 " Al Anrarnis Price SO.
Formula d cont .ins
iuJ lbs. Horncr's i!iss'd Slaughter House Bones.
ltn " Plse:er.
90 :, Sulphs!o Ammonia
gu v Soda
90 4" 't Pta.h
EO . Nitrate Soda Plice Si%.
Descriptive Ca.a|cguts VITA full particulars
malted ireo u Iny address upon application.
lhe above prices are sl he! Cssn for tho goods
delivered tItn board the cars OF steam boat il.
aieX.Ddris W.. JANNEl & &C.
sepl9 Agents, 70 ana l45 King street.
ANOR III & fall SEEDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
AFFAIRS AT THE HUH.
He Set Fire tn His Facsnrv.

BOSTON, July 21.-The factory of Samuel w.
Brown, who was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF conspiracy to set it on fire, is a large fiye
story building, near the corner OF Charlestown
saturday Brown met person in q restaurant
whom he asked IL he wanted work. The stran-
ger answering in the affirmative, he was taken
into the furniture factory, and the plans for a
large conflagratfon were shown to him. The
third and fifth floors were arranged with OIL
gunny bags and other combustibles for immedi-
ate firing, and the man who accompanied
Brown was told that he should receive twenty
dollars as soon as he set fire to the premises,
and four hundred and eighty dollars I'm addi-
tion when Brown saw the flames coming out of
the windows. This person, however, gave in
formation to the police, who, watching the
building yesterday afternoon saw Brown I'm
company with another man, leaving the build
Ing. Both were arrested, and upon entering
the place Ii was found In the condition already
described.
Reception 10 Secretary sherman.
1t is probable that Secretary sherman viii
reach Boston tonight, In which event he will
have reception at his hotel. Among other
guests who are invited TO attend the reception
TO be given the Secretary by the Commercial
Club Of this city are the poets Longfellow and
Holmes, Postmaster General Key, Hon. Robert
Winthrop, Hon. Charles Francis Adams, and
Senator Thurman.
Three More Victims OF the Great
storm.
Among those who sailed from City Point on
Wednesday afternoon, when no sign was given
Of the terrible gale, was party OF three gen.
tlemen who chartered the yacht Cape Cod for q
sail down the harbOr. The party were Mr.
Miller, proprietor OF saloon under the Boston
hotel; Mr.. Farrell, western journalist, on q
visit east, who had charge or the boat and Mr..
George Martin, OF South Boston. Nothing has
been heard from them, and their friends have
given up all hopes OF their safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
The Markets.

BALTIMORE July 2l.-virgtnia consols. 81, do.
secono SERIES 81: do new tenfortes 49x; do. past
Que coupons s9H bid to-day. Sugar nrm and
BALTIMORE. July 2I--Cotton noninsl-mid.
ding. nssalIA. Flour steady-Howard street and
extra, 42ta476;, DO. Bio brande. 6.25: PAtapsco
higher: western strons~southern red, Iossl ii l. !;
do amber. ]. l.l2al Il; No Maryland, La; No. 1
western winter VI red: spot. ls; July il2Asl.i25s
mixed spot and % july. a. se4SH August Issass
active and frmer- southern. 4va2i; western white,
5Sa4O; do. mixed, 36kaS7; Pennsyivania, 38a40
iSo;,S Rye sues sSsS7 Hay ti,m and astiveprims 70
peri 10 5o Bufi @estseioose Shoulders. clear
AZ; clear rib sides. 81. Hams, i0aI2. Lard. !.
butter IN good demand for best-prime to choice
august, September and October Coffee firm and
aetSe-kio cargoes, I.al4H. Whisky quiet, L07x
foaG WSes q VINO @soh is
2 eltsS wheat. aOs,soo: corn. % $500. Saes-vhsat.
$4,000. corn. l25 300
NEW YORK. July 2l-stocks irregular Money.
nso es,is ihAGniaige. long. 4siH; short. AS6a Gov
NEW YORK. July 2l-Flour quiet and steady.
do. second consols T9s1
seaoSS a0NSpoS 20, so,s July m3Eris 2s DO
loz. Illinois Central, SO.
,u NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
YoIf % Sers Sf1S by Gsw JSsn s
Rst sss ,oI III. q =. ss,..ss sss Sss
, hle seOfe S1f ,ksSorthxes
90h Pacific Mali. lI5S. 'P"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

STRANGER THAN THE DuER CAsE-At Elm1ra,
n. Y, Wednesday evening, Lizzie Hannum,
aged Ia, shot Anna Cores, aged II, with pistol
though not serious wound. Nomotive is sknown
for the shooting. Miss Cores at the time was
sitting On the front steps of friends house
they called her) pointed the pistol, which she
lad taken from young gentleman In the
party, and without any warning fired. She was
promptly arrested. The injured girls state
gled came into the sitting room and saw the
blood on my sacque and dress; do not know
why she shot me; have never done her wrong:
J never knew her, and never saw her in my life
before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
THE COLORED EXODUS.
Destitute Emigrants Pouring Into
st. Louis and No Eunds 20 Relieve

DeAt1tUte Em1gTantS Pouring Into
So. Louis and No Eunds 20 Relieve
Them.
ST. LOUIS, July 21 Several weeks ago the
president Of the western sanitary commission,
James Z. Yeatman, undertook the temporary
relief OF negro refugees arriving here from the
south. The old Eagle Foundry, near the land
ing: was fitted up with hunks and cooking
facilities, and those who came from below found
haven until such time as they could get away
to Kansas or find homes In and about st. Louis
Saturday evening this refuge was closed. There
were about q hundred refugees still stopping
there, and they moved their baggage to leave,
and Camped for the night. Yesterday these
and hundred more who came up on the City
OF Alton left on the Kenny for Kansas. Later
the Grand Tower arrived with q party from
Rolivar. Miss. There was no place provided for
them, and they are camping on the wharf. Mr..
Ieatman says the closing OF refuge was neces-
STATED by failing funds. He undertook the
work thinking that the exodus would be of
short duration, and that those who did come
could be relieved at comparatively small
expense. 1t was purely a work OF philanthropy
with him. Instead OF falling OF. he says the
exodus continues as strong as ever and there is
no prospect OF its stopping. He has expended
over six thousand dollars In simply giving tenn.
porary relief. He has no more means at hand
TO continue the work and has appealed to the
city authorities In vain. He says an effort will
be made to inform the negroes In the south VINO
may be contemplating emigration that they
must not expect any help In st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

a. KTruth- Teller is the name OF a Sioux In.
dian recently converted In Dakota TERRITORY
under the teachings OF Bishop Hare, of the
Protestant Episcopal church,
0 Hanlan says his rival Hawdon was
trained 10 death, and reminded him OF q rack of
bones.
The second assembly OF the New Jersey
sta0e sunday school association closed its seS-
slOnS at ocean Grove yesterday. The average
oaliy attendance during the convention was
4,uV. yesterday 5000 persons were present at
the services in the grand auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

DEADLY FIGHT ON THE WAY TO CHURCH IA
correspondent writes that shooting ARRAY
occurred about six miles from Cheraw on Sun
day, between two young men named Lee and
hentiss They were on their way to church,
when Lee, at Premises invitation, dIsmounted,
minated In pistols, Prentiss, it is said, firing
first. Some IL or IA shots were fired, Lee being
struck In the arm, and Prentiss killed in HIS
about q young lady, and it Is alleged that the
unfortunate man who was killed has been
heard to utter threats against his slayer on
previous occasions. Is. CO. Ne,cs,
.JutU 16.
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Cape COD Spirilualjsls i'm Cam..

Boston, July 2I.-The fourteenth camp meet
Ing OF Cape Cod Spirltualists and Ltberalists be-
gan yesterday morning at NickersOn'S Grove
Harwich. The exercises commenced AT 8
o'clock. After the election OF officers, Heman
Snow, the president elect, offered an address OF
welcome and was followed by George ID. .Slnailey
an address On "Charity and love-" During the
afternoon session j. Frank Baxter delivered an
address on 'SpiritualiSm, It's facts and rancies"
stand,
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Fifteen New Cases and Two Deaths
I'm MelMnhiS

MEMPHIS, July 21.-Fifteen cases OF yellow
fever were reported to the board OF health this
morning. Among the most prominent are W.
c. Coppfnger and wife: j. c. Harris well
known dentist; Charles Philmot and wife: Geo
Nail, and two Misses Raja Two deaths have
occurred-Dr. j. c. Harris and w. c. Coppinger.
The exodus OF citizens Is In full progress, and
business is almost entirely suspended. The
general outlook is anything but cheering.
ST: LOUIS, July 2.-The health authorities
decided last night to put In rOrce partial
quarantine against Memphis A corps OF ply
sfcians and sanitary officers vas sent down to
quarantine, Is miles below the city, to stop
Memphis coats, inspect passengers, and make
use OF disinfectantS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

DESPERATE SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS OF BANK
OFFICER.-At New Haven, John w. Mansfield,
treasurer OF the Connecticut Savings Bank, at
tempted suicide last Friday morning by jump
Ing into the water In the rear OF the COnsoii-
In front of locomotive standing on the track.
He was rescued by two boys. His physician
says be is insane, his malady having been
brought on by overwork and the heat. His
finance Is all right, and Governor English pres
1dent OF the bank, says the depOsitOrs can all
have their money The affair has caused con-
siderable excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

A HUSBANDS UNNATURAL LWRATH.-MrS. Marie
HorWath, residing at No. 81 W1llett street, COM
m1tted suicide by taking OXalic acid yesterday
afternoon. Her husband, Franz HorWath, made
the following statement to Coroner Woltman:-
Mrs. HOrwath often told me that she could
not bear her Suffer1ngS and would some time
kill herself to get rid OF them. never paid
much attention to her threats, because did not
believe she meant what she said. II had ever
her own life would be her death, for she had
no right TO put me to the trouble that her suicide
will cause me, nor to bring disgrace and ruin
both to my reputation and business, as she has
now done. Yes, l would beat her before she
would have had chance to take her own life"
So indignant was MI Horwath over his Wife's
suicidal act that he refused to bury her body
and Coroner WOltman was compelled to order
its removal to the mOrgue, to be buried at the
public EXPENSE Ne,c York Times, July 10.
A BALL CARRIED FIFTEEN YEARs.-A few
days ago Mr.. Thomas Wright, Of this town.
succeeded In cutting out with his own hand a
very large leaden ball, which he received In the
battle OF Chickamauga, In 1864. He was shot
In the back, and the ball lodged In the breast
where 1t has been constant source OF irrlta-
ton, causing him frequently great pain. For
some time past 1t has worked to the front OF the
breast, where 1t could easily be felt. Mr. Wright
has suffered so much with it that he refused to
submit to an operation, and finally cut it out
wish his pocket knife. The ball Is q very large
great weight alone would have caused it's dis
placement sooner. But SO 1t is-being II years
and months between the time 1t was shot Into
Mr. Wright'S body and its removal He was
shot some sixteen times during the war
bristol (VG.) Ners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

QUEBEC, July 2l.-The District Coroner DR.
A. 6. Belleau, returned to town from Pointe
inquest on the two bodies recovered OF the VIC
TINS OF the late yachting accident there, Le-
teboIe. school teacher, and Garw1n, q gentle
man OF private means. No further bodies have
been recovered, although twenty boats have
been graphing. with boat hooks, near the
scene OF the accident. In the parish church,
yesterday, after mass, Father Rosseau asked
the prayers OF the congregation for the unfor-
tunate victims and read out their names The
sobbing In the church was so general that the
cure broke down In his sermon. The Inflated
On Saturday, and the body OF Louis Garwtn
found clinQinp tO a ronn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

KILLED BY BULL DOG.-Sammy Ryer. a
Hackensack plank road, In the upper section Of
Hudson county, N. j., was attacked by bull
dog several days ago. His body was so badly
torn and poisoned that modification set In and
the little fellow died In great agony on Thurs
day. He was buried yesterday.-(N. Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

GOV. WILLIAMS AS A PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DA1E.-A correspondent of the st. Louis Past
Daspatch, writing On the Presidential question
from democratic and-point, says:-"There
Is 10 Disgusting the fact that unless Hendricks
consents TO take second place. or succeeds in
securing the first, Indiana Will cast her vote for
the republican party. II this state OF things
exists upon the convenlng OF the convention
policy and the salvation or the party from de-
feat dictate the taking up OF q new man, and
that man should be Gov Williams, Of Indiana,
who would sweep his state by not less than
% ,OC0 majority"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

Encendiary Fire and Loss Of Life.
CLEVELAND, O., July 21.-Early this morning
Hempy & Co.'S new planning mill was burned:
to have been the work of an incendiary, Two
hremen were injured by falling walls-one, 1t Is
feared, fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE SOLUTION OF the Lynn trunk mystery n
another triumph for q newspaper man Tho
police and detectives bad worked at the coso
without finding out anything TIL they got tired
nal kept at work TILL he had found out the guilty
parties.