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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
GRAND TRUNK R R.

Winter Arrangement
On and sf' ? Uct. l.. aud until ia ther fo'i1e
nin- viii IuD ~ iollows:
GOING WEST.
Expre-strains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
st 10 q. m, ~: and 5:la
For south Paris, Norway, Nontreal. thicAI0
and IN. West, will ieaye PoTtianr al ] -, w.
Lewis OF 81 m. >''uth Par at $50 ~
Wa; 20 y. "a aud Gofht a. - o.. N 90
NiS'd Trans ivr scum Pnus Norway anh pO'
b IN Will ave Portland a. go a. M. and !. H.
south farls III ~ a NJ. and a y. IL.
o"I>G EAST.
ENprsss trains for POrtllnd vii leave LAVE
ton al ! 10 a. IN, ;11,nd ! - IN.
foI s"u'h Paris, Norway, LeAiston, fo,la,ss
shd Boston "a u leave 0Ofnam al 5n9a M SUI
Psrit ri 10 rs Hl~ Norway ~ TO- d ~ %
MING mans iOi Pouland, all LtNtioh 30
leave Gornam NJ S:i5 Il. m, trd u ~ J. w.
scuih ParIs al 10 NJ, ami 2:lh y. IN
Trains vii run ~ Portland time
JOstPb Hit ksoS. G"Dersi hanTF'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Ten million false teeth were produced in
this country last year. Chew on that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Husking parties are called "bees. Prob
ably because conspicuous feature OF them
is the buZZing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Journalists are careful In Algiers about
publishing gossip OF the Dey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Not suitable for = clothes-line-A cord
OF wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Bound 10 make man cross-GsttlnS
10 the other side Of the street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

A good husband like . good base burner
never goes out nights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
PSORIASIS.

~. ,. Carpenter. ssg Henderson. v. Y, cure
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy OF twfniy years'stant ~
by The CU'icura ke-olvent blood purifier NV >
uA'ly. ~ tu'heura and CuticutS soap In. = -,
SKIN e'rs- externally. The N '-t wOnSsFEs c..e
on record. Cure Certided 90 refJre /. a.. - =,
'he peace and prominent 81 ZenS. Al c,ic,s.,
viii Hchlug srd e'ly disea ses s.1siI. 81 - :,
for tn tes t,uon al IN fu.l. emu " u"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Never known to get tired-outstand
debt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

None OF the Astors follow any business
except collecting their reDts. And for all
that they are still living on their payments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
SALT RI.EI'V.

~. MeD1asli. siis pearoon s., Chicago,
gtai.fCl.y acsupwlcdses = cure OF salt Rheun on
hesU, neck, fsre. arus ant legs for seventeen
year, nO- able - vsk except on hands and
knees for one wear. not able 20 help + insclf for
s'sh' wears: tricd hundreds OF ?, medies; doctors
pronounced hi case hopeless permanently cured
~ u,icun Re-olCent blood purifier internally,
and tlt.cura and CUticura soap he great skin
care- sNrSrnal.v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

ssRoUan ON RATS" Ask Druggists Tor lie
It clears out rats, mice, rosches, oed-ougs,
dies, vermin, insects, l5c-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the Loss Of
MANHOOD

Al er'ure a" the Nature fre-tm- Ur NJ
p.dirnt cue Of SEN inal wrAkn"ss "r spFrm
,'rt,p1. inH"red by Self. Ntusr. T'ynfun'-t
@"''s tons lmpotsprv. Ssrv'u4 u bury ~
fmpehiments To ~ e" generally Con,ur I
ion Fpnep.y md Fits; NJ rfs'. snd Ph .si"-
inrapsrtY. NC BY H'bBfRr ! TIENFE
WI J.. VI. ID 81 her of the Green Rock . SC.
The " rid renowned suthnr, in his adm ira vi
Lecture, "learlv proves rom hi- eNu"riru
nat thr swfnl n-"qusn"e s of self bus" ma
nrcfusliv removed without dangsrnu- .u-gir
.,.-ratinn-. bDu Eis-, Instrument ring'. ~ c''
'iais; pointing out 4 mole of cure NJ once -.
,in ard sI-rtnal. nv Which every suffer
.tte- Whist his condition mav no. may ru,e hiu
-..,f ch"nrly, privately. and radically
aTTti- -rnr. will prove b.,n 10 ihor
dis ard thousands.
nj undsr --sl In plain envelnp" to shy ~
ir.ss, on Ieceip OF six cents or iWo Iosta ,
.'smps Ahdres
THE UIvE RwFLI MEDICAL co
q, sun 81. New York. N Vt Pot on
tx 41U.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
CUTICURA.

TIM tJT.tUEN TREATMENT TO- the cure
4 ui ska -cr1r and r''nt Dise-ses. consists
20 TIE internal use O' CUr,CyRA RESOlVENr. the
new t.tCi lur'fsr sNo p @Ntern.l % o. ctr.
CNEA AID lIItJRN SOAP. The grea' ~ q ru-rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
LYDIA (, PiMKRAM'S

VEGETABLE coMPoU"-.

]
-
r,rn'i those pnipsul Complaints anil NrH.1fiis'
.JcOEiinon g. our Lat Z u.ale po9u.-.'".'
!.vI,..~ ,u;.a,:y to won't .-l =
r!-!fts. o. ovarian trouble IuiaHfr, ..
t.aa. .as al .l1c,me.'f. lrt tn
r.-al w,atn,sf. Grd Is par .cu!af'y a.a.'
C'z;-o of1.-e.
ItwI i...a,vr rai eET,i tIH0rs froU o.. OIL
az eaF'y St." e., dove, .u'tt 70 Co.
ocro'.s hu-.ot. t,,rc - e,,s-,I yrry rl',. ''.
II rgHlovcs ca.r.aes7. ra;-,. 49,. do..-.-'
20 Ft..1l.- -..r. AL r, Loves v.,a'-'.i %
Il eu-cs I.--t.-.-. t-at-c'-'. H-vass D.
General ueh..ly, S.oe.leruss,. Iv.rrss b. --.. ''
GO; on.
Tat fleeing % Leasins down, causing ..-. F. ..
ar bacsar,i-. 10 aivn - isrIla,- ~ = ,-. By ..'
Itw.l at -! tines and ua!'rt. g..,.-
harmony S.;h the laws that rove-1 o.. i,,.- pr.
Tor the eu-oot E.cgcy Complaint 4 r.i-'r ''i ITO
Compound Is -p--sct.
LYDIA D.. PiSkgAM's yTCETABiI COW
POUNDS prv?arei at - and % v,,t.- t.-.
Lynl, HatA rriec c. SIX boi;lrs; s, Salty
IN tie form Of pl.l. also In tie form = l.-..--'
rocc:t OF price. g. pr box Tor either 80 l.-i-
freely answers al letters u inquiry. send ..- '
let. Addrcs. as above. .cr:.O1 Au F.Ier.
20 family should b. without LYDIA D. i.r-.'-'
LIVE: TsIIS They curo coustss,.. %. B. -a-'~
and tor.i..;y OF the liver. - crntif.r or
r. sold by all Druggists. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
SUIS UTNORs-

AIN HI WOH%
NJ. { Z whipple. Dees sur, Mich, writes that
-. 80 mead and some arts % her body were
,., raU HAD covered WITH .cabs and sores.
A.s9,r.,i fesrfuliy and tr.s-t everything. Perma
SUI cnrrd by Caticura Re~olyent tOlood pu'id
hfOs.,.si Tn.icurA and Cgtlcurs soap the gIeIt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

the brickbats have done flying.
SCARED ONcE.-Governor Jackson Of
West Virginia recollec,s asking Stone
WALL" who was his cousin, if he had
ever been frightened in war. He said
yes, once he had been considerably under
a sense of fear. 1t was in the city Of
Mexico. A chest containing large sum
Of money had been put in Lieutenant
Jackson's charge, and to be perfectly Sc
cure Of it he ordered it carried to his
headquarters, in an old abbey or convent
and laid down there alone in the room
with it to sleep, sentinel walking the
corridor outside. He had been there in
bed only few minutes, and was getting
drowsy, when he distinctly heard some
thing under his bed, which lifted up as
if man was secreted there. Jackson
said he leaped out OF bed and drew his
sword. and examined the bed and the
room in vain. Jackson then supposed
he had been possibly dreaming, and re-
sumed his bed. Just as he was thinking
it was all a mistake his bed lifted again,
plainly and with some force. He started
forth second time. sword in hand, and
behold nothing was there. This time,
said he, II was scared indeed, till my
attention was called to shouting out
side in the street, and then found that
it was an earthquake passing under the
city of Mexico that had lifted my bed up
and given me such apprehension"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
NuesscuHer's Notice.

ecca nyogr Nv, tor. '.r a. or
oOO re-. Actress n. HAlLtTTa % Z I've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
DIED.

Of at On as.y A %SGsRr St h9 1s
Funeral from their res ienoe at Cedar Hin. An.cosa&
&c, sunday. August g. at O'Clock m. Friends q
era ipfant1m, FRANCIS A.. infant son Of Dr. B. =
EuGEEE infant son a Of Of John - T. and asses Hof<
aged nine months and eleven days.
2o6 New York avenue northwest, Saturday a o'cces
pm. Friends Of the family are invited.
MOORE. July slst. 1882. at O'Clock m. in Rich
Hall Moore. Miss BELLE MOORE. youngest dsughssH
O'CONNOR: This morning. Friday. August {. 1884
July rs sctR EDWARD 61 con ''''.s Oh
Lees son So Fee %
northwest, on August the 9th. at three O'Clock
sTILSoE; At $3.50 a m. on August s.lss2 LIZ
Funeral services at No 1878 18th street northwest q
Ss1ck n m On %d saturday the 'th Instant in'
TRIPLETT. At CentrevDe Va. on the slst Of July,
n the Nk9 o. WIDOW Is
VIM. h. Triplett, Of Fairfax.
Since death the dearest tie has riven.
We hope to meet again In Heaven, our moeaor.
Virginia papers please copy.J
LLMAH Asr shS but n,IRs ssfq H neS HA
aged fifty eight years baltimore papers please oopyl
Aprecious ole from US has gone.
A mother we loved is still
place IL vacant IN our house
Which never can be filed
Her childrcn's hearts can ten,
And none but them can fully know
How hard 3 Sr II Kf f:rs Tmss. p.uour.~.
1924 Hall street. bstxeen = and o sOuthsssf sSnds1
snOss are Respectfully invited TO attend her fansss
WHITE. At Rehoboth Beach. Ds.,- on the noniar
ef August Ist 1882 Of msninsitis. yIESINA. infsls
months and twenty seven days.
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The Star Route Trial.

After the report in the star route cases in the
first edition Of THE STAR closed Mr.. Merrick called
attention to the fact that several OF the routes
held by witness were let for 81, 462 and shortly
afterwards increased to 500, s99, and asked the
witness II he could not recollect anything about
the orders OF the expedition, &C., and the wit
ness said he did not. Mr.. Merrick asked him II
he recollected paying Brady anything on account
of expedition. ST had ways and uses for all the
money / had" said the witness, sand know IL
was impossible for me to have paid Brady one
cent"
"Why,n asked Mr. Merrick, ais your memory
more distinct about that than these other things
ut being an illegal thing" said the witness,
ssand q transaction OF that character, certainly
would have recollected tn
Mr.. Merrick produced an oath subscribed to by
witness, stating the number OF men and animals
required for existing service on the Vermilon and
Sioux Falls route, and how many would be re-
Quired for proposed increase.
The witness said that he had never been over
the route and did not know the number of men
and animals employed on the route.
THE OATH WAS THEORETICAL
as to the number Of men and animals required.
The witness said he had no knowledge OF any peti-
tlons being gotten up or filed in the case OF his
routes He was surprised, when looking over the
files OF the department, TO see how many there
ware ana what their nature WnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET LESS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK, August 4.-The Posts financial
less active than yesterday. U. S. bonds are I'M
changed, as are also state bonds. Railroad bonds,
where changed, are generally higher. The net re-
suit OF all the fluctuations in the stock market I'D
to o'clock is lower prices; the Northwest stocks
which were doomed yesterday and the day before
belng down 20 and ~; Jersey Central,
Pittsburg, IL; and the remainder
OF the active list fraction. The stocks which
have been comparatively strong, having in the
early dealings sold at the highest prices vet
reached, are the Northern Pacific and oregon
IranscontinentaL Several OF the large specula-
favor OF downward reaction and 1T must be said
that the results thus far attained are not at all
commensurate with the force applied. The money
market continues very easy at 3l3H per cent for
call loans on stocks 2i2H per cent on U. s. bonds,
sac per cent ON time, and sac per cent on prime
mercantile paper. The market for foreign eX-
change Is dull and about steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

BALTIMORE. August 4.-virginia &c. consols, 60;
do: past due coupons. 60; do. new ten forties 43H
big SSf4fSMoRE Angus. cotton .ts.ay-m,aa,,nx
12A. Flour Our, stsady-Howard street and western
super, OOa3. Is: do extra 4. 0Oa5. 90: do family
2sae as city mills sgrsr SoaS Is do. extra 4O3a
family. 100; do. winter wheat patent 7.50. Wheat.
southern shade stronger: western easier and quiet
southern red 1. 13a1 IA; do amber 15a1 16: No.
Msryland LIS; No western winter red. spot j. ia
October ;15a1. 15h; November. l. 16ks1; II. Corn
southern frmer; western higher and dull-southern
white. l;ol do; Yellow 81 western mixed: spot. s5
November: soasi; steamer: 50 bid: Oats steady,
southern, 56a62. (new;> western white 63a65: do.
mixed. 61a62: Pennsylvania 60a65. Rye quiet 65a70
Nay to choice
mess pork. %. 25a23.25 Bulk meats-shoulders
Shoulder. p: clear FL sides isk Hams. 1sSssisk.
Lard-refned. II. Butter qIiet-western packed la
go; creamery. 2sa27. Eggs firm. l7als. Petroleum
1 1aT r. fair CSmee nmho carEoes ord
81; copper refined quiet TN. Whisky steady. ls
sisd aSqr 1sed Per bss s' o grain "a Reoe.pts
bushels a $50 7 Sushs rye 2Se bushels Ship
wheat. 372 596 bushels; corn. 81. 1888 bushels
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II ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAvFR. KENGLA & CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

ASTRONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T IS PURE: BrINa
FREE FROM ALL .ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. Sill
CATE. &C., WHICH ARR USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEA1 OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
1T IS SAFE. BECAUSE 1T Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ STEAM
REFINED~YALLOw pRRPARED BY OURSELVES
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALA
THUS ENDANGERIN0 LIFE AND HEALTH.
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE By GROCERs CENTRALLY,
AND WHOLEeALE AT OFFICE.
ma 19lz WATER aTRRKT GE0RGET0WM DO
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The Yellow Fever I'm Mexico and Tex.
The Deadlock i'm BOgOta.

THE FhhSIUENT AND CUNGKESS CANNUT ABkEK.
PANAMA, July 25.-The deadlock continues at
B0gOta. The president Will not submit to dicta-
ton from congress in the nomination Of his cabi-
net ministers, while on the other hand the men,
Ders OF congress appear determined that the min
istry TO oe appointed shall be to their taste There
seems little doubt that revolutionary troubles are
brewing. The president, Zaldera, who has now
regained his health takes matters very cody, and
expresses himself hopeful of the future. The
senate has approved a bill respecting the guaran-
tees due to life and property during the war.
under IL the government Is authorized, when all
other means fail, to double the taxes and to seize
horses, cattle, and, in fact, everything it requires.
All property so appropriated Is to be Immediately
PAID Tor In notes which will be received In pay
ment OF taxes Mr. Scruggs, the United States
minister, was expected to arrive in Bogota on the
30th ult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

RAILWAY BUILDING IN THE UNITED STATE.
The Chicago Rdd,rag Age has figures show
Ing that the total construction OF way lfnA
OF railroad for seven months in the United
States has been more than 5000 miles should tho
proportion hold COOL during the remainder OF the
year, the total mileage built for 1852 would be
nearly $1,000 miles, but it is not likely run over
10000 miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

CUNNING CoUSTERFEITERs-An notorious pafr OF
counterfeiters, father and son, named Wright,
were arrested by United States officers at New.
comerstown, Ohio Tuesday. But for the confee.
sion of other counterfeiters duplicating them they
might have continued their business Indefinitely.
as they carried on their nefaT1ous trade und0f
cover OF a Jewelry, gunsmith and dental establish.
ment They were taken with the proofs up0n
Them and the arrest is considered very importank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Nominations Today.

The President sent the following nominations to
theSenate to-day:
Gustavus Coward, OF Illinois, secretary OF the
legation and consul general OF the United States
at Madrid.
Charles Seymour. Of Wisconsin, consul OF the
Z. 8. at Canton.
Second Lieut. VIM II. Hand, OF revenue service,
to be LIST lieutenant
Frederick c. Humphreys, at Pensacola, Fla
Frederic s. Pope at Sandwich, Mass
Alvan s. Galbreath, at National Military Home,
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

NEW YORK, August 4.-The business failures re-
ported to New York during the past seven days
numbered 10i, as against Ill last week. The east
ern states furnished Is, the western 30 the south
ern II, the middle "a the Pacific coast and terrific
RES Ii, New York and Brooklyn 4. Total, lO4
The only New York failures OF any consequence
are Bennett Faulke, cotton brokers' and NJ
Hirshkind Co.. clothing In neither case are the
Liabilities heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Damaged by Their Own Witnesses.

DlspatCh N Y. Post.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The tide is now setting
In I'm favor OF the government in the star route
cases, and whatever the verdict OF the fury may
be, public opinion here justifes the prosecurioo.
The recent evidence for the defence Is responsible
largely Tor this change In local opinion. Tno
remarks dropped from time TO time by JudRo
Wylfe are taken as an indication that he appre.
ciateS the strength OF the governments position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Star Route Organs.

From the Philadelphia Press.
In the course OF human events there ought TO b
some newspaper property for sale cheap In WASH
fngton. Men behind bolts and bars haven't tim
to look after organs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
A DECEIVED HUSBAND.-The

DECEIVED HUsBAND.-The Wheeling Nv. Val
Register publishes a confession from Mrs. John
Scarott the wife OF an iron molder OF that city, 70
the effect that she had three different occasions
obtained infants from the Philadelphia almshouso
and successfully palmed them on on her unsus-
pectfnS husband. The first and second died, but
the third is pretty little girl OF i've years. %
whom its parents" are greatly attached
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Adrift without Food or Water.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, August 4-The schooner
Sophronia, which arrived from the western banks
this morning, reports that on Sunday morning,
she picked up two of the crew OF the schooner E.
4 Kane, OF this port.-Wm. Daley, OF Pubnico,
had been adrift in a dory, without food or water
since the previous Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

Latest I'GlGgpanS to The Star.
The New French Ministry.

PARIS, Aug. 4-The new ministry has been con-
stituted. 1t is composed as follows:-M. LIE Blond,
senator, president OF the council and minister of
justice; NJ De Crais minister Of foreign affairs;
NJ De Velle, deputy, minister Of the interior; M
Tirard, minister OF finance; Gen. Billeit minister
OF war; Admiral Joureguiberry, minister OF ma
rine; NJ SADIE Carnot, deputy, minister of public
works; NJ. De Manly, minister OF agriculture; NJ.
Cookery, minister Of posts and telegraphs; NJ De
Vaux, deputy. minister of public instruction. The
minister OF commerce has not yet been appointed
The Yellow Fever In Mexico and Texas
AUSTIN, TEXAS, August 4.-The widest rumors
I'LL the air about yellow fever in Texas. Gov. Ro-
DertS yesterday telegraphed to New orleans and
washington in answer to inquiries, that no cases
OF fever are reported in Texas Hearing OF the
death in New Orleans from fever, the governor no
titled the authorities at Orange to be ready to
quarantine against that city at moments no.
tice.
GALVESTON, August 4.-The board of health
quarantined the schooner Henrietta which ar
rived outside yesterday from BraZoS, Santiago,
bound for Lake Charles, La, and having on board
Two cases OF fever of doubtful nature. She was
allowed to proceed to her destination. A strict
quarantine Is declared against Matamoras,
BROWNSVILLE and all points communicating with
them.
SAN ANTONIO, August 4-The fever at Matamo-
ras Is reported abating. The Rio Grande region
maintains strict quarantine.
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APaper Will Burned.

WILMINGTON DEL, August Am Elkton, Nd,
special to the Every Evening says: fire broke out
this morning in the wood pulp department of the
providence paper MILL owned by the Philadelphia
the main building. The machine shop was saved.
Loss not aScertalned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04
Terrib bic Storm I'm Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, NAN, August A heavy storm
with hail yesterday destroyed the house OF Mr..
son. Sawtell was crushed to death, and his wife
dangerously hurt. but his child escaped. Heavy
oak tmberS were tossed about like StrawS. The
storm then went around in the direction Of Du-
lufh
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RAILROADS.

g HENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO. THE SOUTH
WEST, BOSTON, NEW Y, tRK, PHILADEL-
PHIA. BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
NEW ORLEANS, KNOXVILLE. AT
LANTA, C II ATTAIN OOGA.
MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Hagerstown a.
M, with Pullman Sleeper New York to Chattanoog:,
and Pullman sleeper Roanoke to New Orleans.
MEMPHIS EXPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 a m, via
Western MARYLAND Railroad, and Washington 10 40
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, wi h Iarlor Car
Philadelphia to Luray, and Leighton Sleeper Luray to
Memphis.
The only route to the Peerless
CAFERNS OF LURAY,
the only Cayerns in the world illuminated by the Elec-
tric Light
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
One of Americas remarkable Freaks of Nature.
And Popular and Favorite Route 20 the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
QUICK TRANSIT!
SUPERIOH ACCOMMODATIONS!
No DUST
Ask tor Tickets via Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
HENRY FINK, General Mana ser,
Lynchburg, Va.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent
Hagerstown, Md.
CHAS. p HATCH, G.. +. and p. A.,
au2 Lynchburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug 4-Edward Wagner, one
OF the men implicated in the assault on the girl
Lizzie McCiaren, on Saturday night last, was ar
rested last night and held In So 600 bail for hear
ing: The condition OF the girl is much improved,
and her complete recovery is expected.
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Telegrapllic Briefs.

Hon. ArtemuS Sale, the Oldest ex-member Of
Congress- died at his home in Bridgewater, Mass
at II o'clock last night, aged ninety-eight years
and two months
Gov. McEnery, of La, has granted a respite to
Jack Chapman sentenced to be hanged in Bossier
parish to-day,
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Renominated for Congress.

Congressional convention yesterday renominated
Mr.. John E. Kenna by reclamation.
The Callers on the Tariff Commission.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., August 4-The tariff COM
mission gave hearings this morning to Mr. c.
Menelas, OF New Orleans in the interest OF Jute
culture in this country, for which purpose he
RIGS retained; to Mr.. VIM A. Carsey, OF New
York, representing the labor union and advo-
eating the protection OF American industry and
American labor; and to Mr. Charles Boyce and
Thos. Hickson, Of New York, OF the Gold Beaters'
Union, who wished the duty on gold leaf increased
from $3.50 per pack OF 500 leaves to 81 80 per pack
Another session will be held this afternoon.
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MARRlER.

LEATHERS-HAwK, In Baltimore, Md, on July
3lst, 1882. by Rev. DIR. Clutz Of St Paul's EngiiA
Lutheran Church, Mr.. ROBERT b. LEATHERS, e
Stevenson city. Va. to Miss ALVERDA b. HAWK. q
Langhorne. Pa