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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
"a St
Estate Of Christian Heilmau
deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned administrator of the est to
OF Christian Heilman, deceased, to the credi-
tors of. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them it'll the neces-
ssry vouchers within four months after the
first publication Gf this notice to the said ad-
ministrator at his residence near Moscow, Nex
Perce county, Idaho Territory.
WILLIAM ZEITLER,
Administrator
With the will annexed of the estate of Carts
tian Heilman, deceased.
Dated, March %, A. b., 1881.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
NOTICE FOR PRE- .EMPTION PROOF.
HIRAM G. HUFF,

111HsH" " HUTF,
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. r. Mar, 80, 1881.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled notice
OF ms intention to make final proof in supper.
OF his claim, and secur final entry thereof at
tne expiration Of thirty days from the date of
this notice. viz: Thursday, MAY 5th. 1881
III a. M. at this office Hiram C. Huff pre.
emption d. s. No. 1913 for the 81 NEt and Nj
sEt section IA tp. 80 raw and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: V.B. Martin.
d: Lee, A. A. Lieuallen, and C. D. Rouse ali
OF Moscow p. o. Noe Perez co., 1T.
m. HOWE,
20 OF Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
Affairs in Alexandria.

THB CASE OF CARMICHAEL PosTPoNED.-Judge
Hughes, Of Virginia, cOncurS with the Wash
ingion JUDGES In thinking the present an inap-
propriate time to hold court. The regular ses-
was fixed for the first Monday in July, but as
that was the 4th the process, as heretofore
mentioned IN THR STAR, wss made returnaole
On the 9Th; but to-day Judge Hughes mede an
order from Richmond TO a03unn r 1ae 81 J sbs
United States at Alexandra over untu the 2lth
day of September, 1851" This Will carry over
the Carmichael postal card case until that time.
The officers, Jurors. &C., assembled at the court
room:at noon, and were adjourned according to
the judges direction.
CoRP0RAT1oN COURT-Judge Chiffon opened
the July term of the corporation court yaster-
noon against Commonwealth Attorney E J.
ward Burke for assault with intent to LII L.
c. Payne, and against A. Arlington and IL.
Strlder for breaking into Sroots lumber
Office.
Coal sHIPMRNTs-The American coal CON.
pany will begin shipping coal from Cumber.
land for this place on the 10th. and Will begiu
loading vessels here on the goth inst.
fore the clcse OF this month, proceed to elect
such of the city officers es were not chosen al
the May election. These are captain. leuten-
ants end policemen, keeper OF almshouse
hay. inspector Of oysters, fre wardens. ply
sicians to poor City sc6venger, Janitors. &c.
INV STEBPLE.-Mr. Seymour B. Stoutenburl
of this place. has received the contract for
Presby terian church at Culpeper C.H.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inspector!
LoHrey ard Schaffer inspected here to-day the
steamer Harry Loder, and the tugs Comet anC
Kate, and found each In good order.
DEATH Geo. L Seaton, colored, who durini
reconstruction times represented Aexand, ia II
the legislature, died ar his home on Royal st
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Probable Nominations But an
Election DOubliUl-Mr. COnkling
Adheres-EtC.

Election DOublaUl-Mr. CONkling
Adheres-Etc.
lspecial Dispatch to The Eventno Sar.1
ALBANY. NY, July 6.
The necessary sixty-flve signatures have
been obtained for the call Of the caucus con-
ference TO nom'rate Senators. 1t is now ex-
pected that IL VIII be held this evening. This,
howeve-. depents upon whether the managers
can get their program arranged to nominate
two men to suit item. It is proposed to nom
III ate Congressman Crowley for the short term
and Depew for the long term. There is a
counter movement for ex-yice-President
Wheeler for the short term, and also one that
Tnere has b IN considerable cro.s-f1rlng te-
tween The Wheeler and Depew men.
wren a rns Of nt fhs With the ar
$, trst Gov. Cornell is ready to be "a a
candidate for the loDg term, but Will not 90
Into euy arrangement whereby Depew is made
the esurtSate LOT the other position. The pre-
oieak the deadlock or solve the problem By an
election. The stalwalts at their conference
last night, by Using vote, decided not to &C:
it is believed, TO continue the das1.
lock, and as long as Mt. CorkHng can
hold hts men no election will take piece.
The E5press this morning In refer ing to the
Senator's Yesterday to what 1t calls an attack
upon Copkling and Arthur by the Tribune.
Times. Utica Herald and other pap sr5 in the
state, and cor GLIDING says: The political Sit
uat'on IS very grave. 1t was hop.d that Gut
teau'S appalling crime would open the way 10
solution, but the horrible eccuS atlors against
Arthur and Conklirg have neltraliZ ed IT, D far
as the senatorial controversy IS concerned.
The deadlock is all the M OIL fe1gerors because
thereof. IL tee ba'fbr.c~s' caucus 1on,oates
Crowly for one term, IS now TAXED OF, it WILL
demonstrate that they do not propose ID make
war on Arthur. for Crowley IS one of the Vice
Presidents most pronounced friends"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
HE Perry Habeas Corpus Case.
TIE COURT IN GENERAL TERM SUsrAINs THs

HE Perry Habeas Corpus Case.
TIE COURT IN GENERAL TERM SUsrAINs THR
ACTION OF JUDGE wYLIE IN RELEASING
PERRY.
In the Court In General Term this morning
the habeas corpus case OF Samuel L. Perry,
colored, who 1t viii re renem oered WAS active
n the exodus movement from North Carolina
20 Indiana lest year, and who was arrested
prior % the last election as fugitive from JUS
ice IN North Carolina, was decided. Judge
James dehyeIsd the opirton Of the court. He
feld that the Chief Justice had Jurisdiction to
eyantLe Into the suffciency OF the charge on
which the Ttquisition wps based, Toe coult
sa!C: I'VE appreciate the Importance Of main
tairiDg peace and harmony among the states
g point so Insisted uron By the Supreme Court
OF the I. S. ia Dennison's case. We feel that 1t
IS the Cuty OF each state to surrender persons
accused to be tried by the authorities of the
demanding state when 1t can be done consist.
emily with law: but that 1t is not a duty for
tire PIKE OF he. mony that the authorities OF q
state or OF th's District should surrender q
person, should order his surrender upon an
inquiry OF hat"aS "orpus when We find, y we
do find, tfet he might be drasg,d to a long
c'stGnCe only TO be convicted OF having done
something which In irSelf Is not crime"
The court said that admitting the allegations
OF the indictment against Perry could be suS-
tanned there could be no punishment. They
would make the order lining the aCdon OF
Judge Wylie In dischaTglng che prisoner Mr.
Davis.wh0 with Mr.. r. T. Merrick, appeared for
the state, gave notice Of an appeal to the S.
pleme Court Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
FOREIGN INTEREST IN THE
PRESIDENT
Deep Sympath and Continued Anx.
leIY in GRHnanV.


LONDON July Ga dispatch from Berlin TO {
Tunes says: The press has devoted as much at
tenlton to tine attempt on President Gar1eld'e
jfe as 1t did TO the murder OF the Car. The
Germans nave mad too much painful experience
kla fG5 az f1 na deep sympathy WIN the
Iathy and inquiry continue to pour in. upon Z.
s. Minister White and the whole time OF tfe
.sga'.oh Is required IN replying 70 them ard IN
Seeing anxl s sis,tois. In the Anne, lean
pendence Gay, there has been nothing to re.
mind one OF festival except the stars and
stripes floating langutdly over the legation and
consulate, AND it Is universally hoped that the
banner will not have to be run up at hail mast,
1ne latest kilograms from Washington are
eagerly awaited, and all comments OF the or ass
msv lie reduced to detesr alton OF the crime ami
of the culpable system which p. oducod 1t. Tue
GeTfn0Hid (clertcaD fears that II Mr.. Garfield
again returns to power the republic Will have
20 eXperierc e bitter conflicts before the system
nj reform, which Mr.. Garfield lai So courage.
The Tribune says 1t hopes that GuitPad-s h,l
VIII iipen r. 1luiion IN all patriotic nel.
cars Lot rest pnl i the system Of tor,dp Oh
has en- tho. 0ughly al Of snG1
TIE Conservative and Jew batting Reicbs5o 2
does OF regard re attempt On NJ. Ga -dtl1'
life os the r .T,t Of )iutcal c0aS racJ, bit OF
I'd S ate Ct sffai,3 IN the mucn yaunrtl re-
publ c.
:. e B5eTsen Courier terources the r'~aroce.
ful pace hrntirg which forms 4 csrcer IN the
sxistep'e OF the eicIt IepubI'".
English Anxiety az to President
Garfield.
The anxiety concerning President Gu deid
cont'nurs unabat"d II tS the unanimous t =
timony of the Americ1nS hete that tie per-
some! feeling among the Engrsa DC ople a.oJs;
that evoked Dy any foreign event OF recent
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
The Attempt to XIII Jackson.

Among the events in our national history =
vived by the dastarGly attempt OF Guiteau
upon President Garfield are two assaults made
upon President Jackson In 1923. One, by Lieu
tensnt Randolph, was personal indie n,ty IN
fictjug an atrocious assault, but his life was
not aimed at. The other, by man named
Lawrence, very closely resembles that OF Quit
eau-not In the Character or dispositions OF tne
Two Presidents, but In the character of the two
Would-be assasstns and their methods. PreSi-
dent Jackson and his cabinet were present
in the Capitol to join the two houses in cere-
monies held In honor of deceased member OF
the House from South Carolina, The ceremony
had been concluded. and the Pres dent, accom-
panied 10y Mess. Woodbury. and Dickson, was
about TO step out on the porttco, wle1 man
the President, Wien within eight feet OF hin
he drew pistol, and. aiming 1t at the Prssl-
dent, pulled the trigger before he ives aware Of
the mans intention. BE pulled the trigger
twice, ald each time 1t missed fire, when JP ;k-
.on rushed upon his a-sailant and disarrned
him. His life was probably saved oy the weapon
being the old-feshioned flint lock instead of the
percussion cap, at that time not In general Use.
Unfortunately for President Garfield. the pistol
OF Guteau was sure and prompt. and did its
Work more effectually. while that OF the assail-
ant OF President jackson failed completely.
as Lawrence. He conducted himself with the
same cool Indifference that has marked Gut
teau's behavior since his arrest, and gave much
the same excuses, saying he was deprived OF
his employment. and felt it incumbent on him
to put the President out of the way by assassl-
nation, as he regarded the President as the
cause of bis own troubles land the country's
political entanglements growing out OF the war
Carolina nullifieTs. The man was taken to
jail, and his history and connections sought
Out, when 1t was determined that be was a lu-
natic On the subject, and fixed In his 6etermt
cuit!es mentioned. In his c"'l he Remained
Tranquil and uncoroerned as to the final result
After Que legal and medical proceedings Law
renee was finally committed 10 an asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
The Richmond Regatta.

VICTORY FOR THB DISTRICT oARsNEN-A JUBILEE
AT THE POTOMAC BoAT-HoUsR.
! As soon as the news from the Richmond
! regatta was received at the Potomac boat
/ house last evening there was big tine. The
house was Illuminated, fireworks were set OF,
I and general jubilee YVES held. The AualoS-
tans were expected TO have entered for the
| four-oarcd race for strangers. For some reason,
however, they OLD not have crew 10. A broom
&c day.
The following is an account OF the contest
The annual regatta OF the visIrgipia sssocia-
lion OF amateur oarsmen took place on the
crowd N attendance. There were four races
AL OF which were interesting, There was six
starters n
TIE FIRST RACE.
This race was for single souls for strangers.
The prize was solid silver cup. VIM. F. Roc
erts. Frank 3. Baroar,n, I. G. Moore, E. c.
B bTsce and /, G. o g. hmpa Of tbs city and =
took the lead and kept It, finishing an easy win
ner. leading Brace by about. nfty yards, In
lo:4lH, with the rest OF them strung out.
oBrlen fouled buoy, and his shell was upsef.
THE RACE OF TIE DAY
was the second one. IL was the strangers
louI oart q race, the prize a silver cup valued
az $780, Fous entered from the Columbia and
ne u snd hs c e5s ana i the
good ste TT WIS made. The Potoma 3 took the
LEAD. The LHirondelles holly fought them
-Huat tCiS VI mlte, WQeQ fley 1Outc0 q
buoy. They could not recover what they had
IoSt. The PotomeCs held their Iced 70 the
nD,sn, winning the race 70 S minutes 81 sec
Colum bias last.
THE THIRD RACE,
Tor single sculls. open only to members OF the
association, prize gold NJ 1al, YVES conf sfed
by w. NJ. Habfston. OF Petersor-g and Y.
Maryott ana T. &. Darrell both OF FrH1ericks-
burg. 1t was won after quite lively struggle
by Dartel by half O. zen leDghth7, Hahrston
second, MaIyott third. Time, HIS.
THE FOURTH RACE,
1Jur. Dared gigs, for the association prize the
French challenge cup and four Individual silver
cups all valued at $500. The starters were the
RiVes crew, OF the University OF VIrglnie,
Oily Dpics OF Richmond. Appomattox OF Peters
end Rappahannocks OF Frcdel icksburS,
The Rives crew took the lead at the start and
maintained 1t to the finish. Time S:5I8,
Oympics second. one lentgh ahead OF the
Gockade City. third. Appomattox fourth, and
Rappahannock last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
A Gallant RekcUe.

NEW YORK, July 6.-J. Z. Hueston Loudoa
ageEt OF the New York Associated Pres, had a
narrow Cccape irom Growr'rg recently IN
what proves 10 be a surcc ssful effort al cavjng
humen l're. While ar Ems On his vacation
and waxing with BIS daughter across q bl i'd e
over the river Labp, he noticed drowning
woman in tie stream. The bystan0er5 s'cod
listlessly UPON the bank. mskDg no atrempi
at her Icccue. As he saw her 90 under Mr.
Hueston insanity plunged into the wa er
Wi'hout ciyesting himseif of any part of his
clothing and fpaly reached the shore tnfsafetJ
with bis now unconscious burden, AFTER revere
struggle IN which Tor q time IL was very doubt
M whether he could come OH Victor and Save
RVS own NE es the paraIyZed crowd on tut
river bark I'D not even extend cane to assist
PIN. The rc"cued lady proved to ce patien
~ a neighbciiDg hospital, from which she hai
WaDieTtd N deliilum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows
j. b. Alley to Robert McMeeD. subs Al to 46. Sc.
rs; s11. Stab. H.N. Easily. eX'r, to W.J.Knott,
trustees, to George D. Todd, pts. il and Il, So.
2C9; 81 COO. James Fraser to trustees OF the
congregation OF the Tabernacle, pit. 4, SO. 400;
81 S62. so. Isaac S. Lyon to A. c. Clark, pit. 5,
pit. 2, so. $50; 8. American Life Insurance
Company, OF Philadelphia. to Lydia Mel. John.
ston, sub; IS and part 3, So. 164; $4,000. Louis
Pheb to Henry Conradts. lots 50 and 80, In sub
so. SIG: 5000. VIM. II. Ward ct al, trustees. to
Edward A. Walter, pr. lot S. so. 81: s.. 500.
Emma A. and John q. Waiter to Sarah E. Han.
nay, same property; S. 900. Jas. w. Somer-
Vile TO Edwin Slater. lot 10. 50. $40; 50 600.
VIM. T. Snyder. trustee, to Nelson A. Ry0p
lots 80 and 81, in sub. Of original lot s, so. 945
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
The Weather.

OFHTCH OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OYYYCHR, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 6. 1851. $50 g. %.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
westerly Wines higher barometer and no de.
c1ded cha 1ge In temperature.
continuance of Fair Weather Pre-.
dicted.
The Chief Signal Officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin to the press: The ba rometer
Is highest 10 the Gulf states. The depression
which at midnight was central In the st. Law
renee valley has moved northeastward, and Is
now Off the New England coast. The tempera.
lure has fallen from to Is degrees in the upper
lake region. Elsewhere. cyst OF the Mississippi,
IL hes 1lsen slightly. Westerly winds continue
IN the Middle end South-Atlantic states the
Ohio valley aud Tennessee, and the lower lake
region. Local rains are reported from New
England and the lower Missouri valley: Else
where the weather ts fair. Fair weather is In.
oicated for the Middle. SOuth-Atlant1c the Gulf
states, and the Ohio valley and Tennessee for
to day and to. morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
WALL STREET TODAY.
A Marked Improvement In the
Feeling At the Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. July 6.-The Posts financial
article Gao p 10. edition) says:---A marked i'm
proyement In the general feeling at the stock
Exchange and Ia financial ciIcl 3 Is visible to-
cay. This IS parCly due 10 the encouraging
teLsr CT the adyic;s respecting the Presidents
condition, in pai 10 the manner In which the
10 the demonstration OF strength by the sps ep-
latlVe capitalists Who are tdterestedin SUPP ort-
lLC pr.ttS. Pcf0Ie business closed yesterday II
- IS q parent 10 intelrgent observers that all
daT ger o. panic at The Stock Exchange had
passed. TIC day 1t begtns 70 lCok as If affairs IN
The stock market wouid revert TO the condition
they were IL reIOre the attempted aSSaSsina-
tioL Ct the President The Treasury WAS then
and reilToad ard insurance companies and
other corporations were beginning to pay
atCat tw' thirds as much more, making
about ;5o,oooGCo 10 lie reinvested. THIS
bai ding extraordinary disturbance, Will SOON
make i'-e'f felt. L. s. bonds "a higher than
yesterday fer the As and extended 6s. STATE
BONDS ale dp'l, pnd ]. az lower, While railroad
az per cent. The stock market opened at an
advance OF lsa4H per cent; the latter Chatta-
n0oga, the rexL is'gest Improvement having
been 10 Houston ana Texes, c. C. aud l., MI
Nashville. Tue market has since been
strong there having teen only two short in.
teTvals OF reaction. and prices as We write are
haA per cent above the opening quotations,
the exceptions being Hannibal and ST. Joseph.
The Elevated Railroad stocks are duh, but no
lower than yesterday. TIE notably strong
stocks for tie day have been Western Union
Telegraph. Northwest. Missouri Pecifc. Tex Is
AID Pacific. Blooming ton and Western, Colo
RADIO Coal. Louisville and Nashville. Lake Shore,
Central Pacific, Michigan, Central and Dela-
The rates for money have not returned
y The figures at n ich II Is natural they should
cow &c ruling. THIS IS partly due to the shit
lug OF loans Incident 10 the fear OF panic
10 the calling 10 or money from day to day by
CORPORATIONS paying July interest on dividend.
and which call fIom day to day only about the
amour which experience shows that they
need. The quotation 10 the stock brokers TO.
day Is 4e5 per cert. Tine loans and mere 40, lie
paper are unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT.
Sy mpalhY from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6--The republican
county convention last evening adopted res
elution expressing sympathy with the Presl.
dent and b's fenny end hopes for Big re eoyery:
coIdenptDS The &c 3tIjne OF q senatorial con-
tro. of patron eye, and Wpiie corgratulat'ng the
country On the fact that the assault on President
Ga fed IS entirely devoid Of political sfenta-
cPrce. Jet holding that the 'our-e pursued by
an eminent man has influence a mar'ac ID
DatiCG.
The niah Lend League lest ptght passed re-
olu CTS eApi: ing sy npatby with the Presl-
enth Wild working mems club denounce his
asee Liant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06

BALTIMORE, July 6.-virginia SKIES. conzo.s,
s sori,es d. 1 ss Que s2H DO new ten
ding. IIaiis. Eloar dull ans easier aad Without
lower. closing ste.dy-soutllern red. 1.20al. 20 !;
DO as 81 1 NG western winter re-
i.is1s; September, i 5o,sai. 254; oetobsr. AZ
al.22. Corn, southern quiet and firm; western
sestsmbeT. ssassS: stss@si. i: osts : shade
mixed. s7assH Rye duh and nominal '' sJass
Hay @ and to Ge0Ss
auies- mess pSrk: Did: Ito; nex, i: 90. Bull
s ssss 93 H pasas ss la
rs Rats1 s frsh
vJ:s
bushels corn: 2p5 o6i bushels; oats So9bashe S:
rye 400 bushels 81 4ss GsssS
Oe VIEW york ai Jul. sEstoes. Weakening.
Goyernments duiI ana aentnal.
e1 oSDo Nl'. su ;rs & ao is Corn
YoIS centrs isSs As0tic o and ' Great %e,ters
atefs snf 2S
Ontario and Western, 37h.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in Ne7
| York to-day at 2 80 p. M. as reported by H. fl
Dodge. Of $50 18th street. by special WIRE
| Western Union. 91K, do. new stock, -; New
i York Central, 146: Lake Shore, 1865; Michixay
Central, l06E; New York. Lake Erie and Western
| lG1s; do. preferred, SIX do. seconds. lob &
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 1874; New
jersey Central. 10lA Delaware and Hudson, 10j d
Reading, 69X; Northwestern 1907; do preferred
| =; st. Paul. 1854; do preferred. -; W.oasl
| and Pacific, So; do. preferred. 81: Uoirl
Pacific. 1905: M. Z. and r.. 49I; Hanniba
| aud st. 10, 92sl do preferred. lis; st. Ions an
l Iron Mountain. -: Ohio and Mississippi, i2S
| do. preferred. -: Pacific Mail, 81; y. 9. an
| l. G. 24is: Northern Pacific com. ASK; 10
| preferred. IS San Francisco conn.,. -; do
| preferred, 7S3z; do first preferred. y Contra
| Pacific, 98h; Rock Island. l43A; CHESAPEAKE an
| Ohio. 29H: Louisville and Nashville. l07; Nas1
| ollie snd Chattauooga. 80; Ontario aud Western
SO; Msnhsttan Elevated, 267s; Illinois Ce, trsl
l4l: Canada Southern. 6S4: District @
< Columbia 8. Is bonds, Chicago, Burlington an
Quircy -; Denver and Rio aEande, los 4
| st. Paul and Omaha, As; do. preferred. 10SA; Q
| Q. O. and 96k; Erie and Western. 6lH; Chicago
Ct. Louis and New Orleans. -; Dol Goal. 6sh
p .ai,c CsntGa 3tx' Texas Pacific seH; 1e1a
Closing Government Bonds s. extended. 1os
1884; coupons. -: SIS extended. -; coupons
-; ~. ll1a4all5:, COUPONS. -; a. ll6k
1l7; coupons, ll6,s; So extended l02Aai02's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
Abundant Harvest i'm Russia.

ODESSA, July 6.-The harvest prospCcts IN
southern Rresla are SO brilliant that II they
should be realized the abunda nee Will be ~
pr, cedented. This Is que TO the abnoi ms |
quantity OF rain during the past two months,
though It's continuance n some pa,tS how ex.
cites the fear that they may have too much.
such numbers OF corn beetles have appeared 10
the governments OF knarkoff and herc On tn 1t
the Imperial COVER Dment intend ID lend the
Zenstoos 100000 roubles towards the cost OF ex-
terminating them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-06
The Ruildinp Room.

Building permits issued by Inspector En-
street nol thwest; 81, 800 VIM Heine, erect two
.wcstory dwellings, Rhode Island avenue be-
tweent 5th aud 9th streets northwest; 81. 400.
congregation Of the Tacsrnacie, erect a brick
eDue southwest. $4,000. A E. johnson, repair
brick, 10l Il street southeast; 800. Charles
King, erect three story brick hou-e, 18th, be-
tween q and sfs. moi Invest. s. 800.
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.

SUDDEN DEATH.-A young white woman,
named Mary Daley. Died suddenly on 1st surC ct,
between Fayette and Ltngan, list plight, about
O'Clock, from hemorrhage OF the irnss. The
GERS Trunnell and Hal per, and after ward taken
to her home at James Msrphys, 1913 Sth strl at,
and the coroner was notified.
GRAIN.-Arrived by rail, $50 bushels rev
wheat, the fist OF the -eason.
DEATH OF TwINs.-The infant twin sons OF
MT. George T. Dunlop have both 6,cd In LOU
doun county, We, one yesterday, aud the other
the day previous. The remains were brought
home last night