davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
The Maryland Campaign,

The Maryland Campaign.
NOMINATION OF COUNTY TICK KETs-ELECTIoN OF DEL
EGATES-MR. CRESWELL NOT A CANDIDATE FOR q.
g. SENATOR
At the Carroll county republican convention
yesterday, at Westminster, Nd, Col VIM. A. Nc
Killip was nominated by acclamation for state
senator. He subsequently declined, and the CEN
trail committee will fill the vacancy. The balance
Of the ticket was nominated, and delegates to the
state convention elected, unlnstructed, but proba-
bly, for HOltOn.-The Cecil county republicans
at ElKton yesterday nominated a ticket which
recognized both factions OF the party. Hon. j. A.
j. CreSwell ad lreSSed the convention, ana said
that his name had been used as though he w=re
candidate for the U. 8. Senate for the term begin
ming March 4th, 1885. lie said: 81 have not been,
am not now, and shall not be, under any circum-
Stances a candidate for that most honorable posi-
tion.-The Hartford county republican cOnven-
ton at Belair yesterday nominated ticket and
chose delegates to the state convention, which,
while not instructed are believed to favor Holtou.
The republicans of Washington county, at
HagerStOwn yesterday held convention, which
was controlled by the halr-breeds, although the
stalwartS had representative In each delega-
tion.-The republicans OF Somerset county yes
terday nominated delegates to the state conven-
tion. A resolution was passed expressing their
confidence In President Arthur.-The TALBOT
county and Caroline county democrats also nOmi-
mated county tickets and elected delegates to the
state convention yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Shocking Outrage m Maryland.
MARRIED MANS FIEhDIsH ASSAULT ON YOUNG
GIRL.

Shocking Outrage Nm Maryland.
A MARRIED MANS FIEhDIsH ASSAULT ON YOUNG
GIRL.
In the northern neck of Caroline county, Nd. q,
William Seward, young man, with wife and
two children, was assisting his neighbor James C.
johnson. in picking peaches johnson started
with load for the railroad, leaving Seward alone
in the orchard with his daughter Emma, aged sew
enteen, who was assisting. No other person was
on the premises save the young girls mother, who
was at the house, out OF hearing. The father had
not been long absent. The girl and Seward were
at work but few yards apart, she with her back
toward him. She suspected nothing nor was
warned OF her peril until she found herself In the
strong embrace OF the man, who approached her
from behind. After committing the assault he
went toward the house. Here he called on Mrs.
johnson for what was coming to him for work for
her husband She observed his excited manner
and asked why he had quit 50 suddenly In the
midst OF the pressing work OF getting the peaches
ready for market Upon her inquiry for her daugh-
ter as to why It was that she had not come up to
the house with him, Seward stammered "She is
out there sick, but didn't hurt her." The mother
hurried to the orchard and found her daughter
lying PROSTATE and unconscious. Her person and
clothing and the surroundings bore evidences of
desperate struggle in resisting the assault She
did not regain her strength for hours The man
left the premises soon as the mother started in
search OF her daughter. He has not been heard OF
since. though writs are out Miss johnson is of
slight and delicate build, and Is decidedly pretty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

EoLE's VICTORY AT MONMOUTH PARx.-At Mon
mouth park, n j., yesterday, Carnation won the
nrst race, Turk the second and Role the third.
The latter contest was very interesting one. The
127; George Kinney, Eole and Monitor. Drake
Carter set the pace with George Kinney second.
In the lower turn on the second round Carter
was passed by George Kinney and Eole, and enter
ing the home stretch Eole was slightly In advance
Although all the horses except IroQuois. who was
beaten In the back stretch, tried hard to reach
EOle In the home stretch It was fruitless EFFORT
as he crossed the line winner by an open length,
George Kinney second ana Monitor third; Drake
The fourth race was won by B0otjack. The Vir-
gtl-Friday fllly won the nth race-xmile- the
French pools paid t201.2A The steeplechase was
won by Captain York. Chlp0la second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
A Great Volcanic Outbreak.

THRRR TOWNS IN JAVA DEsTRoYED-A SEA WHERE
A MOUNTAIN STOOD.
LONDON, August 24-A dispatch from Batavia,
Java, to the Lloyds, says that the towns OF AMER
T1r1ngine and Tel0kbelong have been destroyed
by the volcanic eruptions. 1t also says that all
the lighthouses In the Sunda straits have disap-
peared, and that where the mountain OF Kramai
formerly stood the sea now flows The aspect OF
the Sunda straits is much changed and navigation
Is dangerous.
ENORMOUS LOSS OF LIFE
BATAVIA, August 29-The tidal wave completely
destroyed AMER Many persons there were Killed.
The loss OF life among both Europeans and natives
at North Bantam was enormous
THE PEOPLE AT MERAK PERISH.
BATAVIA, August 29-Snce noon yesterday every
thing has been quiet The sky is clear and COM
mun1cation- with Serang has been restored The
temperature fell ten degrees on Monday, but It is
now at its normal height The town Is covered
with q thin layer OF ashes, which was so hot when
falling that It killed birds Telegraph linemen
port that while they were at work repairing line
near AuJer early Monday morning they saw nigh
column OF the sea approaching with roaring
noise. They fed Immediately without learning
the fate OF the Inhabitants The quarries at Merak
have disappeared, and all the people OF the place
perished. The floating dock at the Island OF On
rust near Batavia, Is adrft and is badly damagsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Escape Of Five Prisoners.

ONE SHOT AND ONE RECAPTURED.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 29.-At the county
jail OF Wyandotte, KAN, last night, five prison.
ers overpowered the guard and broke Jail. The
sheriff appearing endeavored to halt them, and
falling fired two shots, fatally wounding a conf
dence man named Dunbar. A second man was
recaptured; the other three are still at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Foreign News by Cable To-Day.
THE REBELLION IN EGYPT


ALEXANDRIA, August 29-Adyicts from Suakim
say that the rebels occupy entrenched Positions
On the mountain roads leading from Berber and
kaSSala, and that communication by both posto
and telegraph is interrupted
FRANCES MILITARY OPERATIONS
PARIS, August 29.The question OF forming
regiment OF several battallonS from the African
the war Office.
SEARCH FOE MISSING ARCTIC VESSEL.
The HAGUE, August 29.-The steamer Ellida left
Hammerfest last week TO seek for the missing
Arctic exploring steamer Varna. The sum OF 69 coo
guilderS mas been subscribed here to aid IN the
search. The government has also granted 5000
OF 1882
EMPEROR WILLIAMS REVIEW
BERLIN, August 29.-The Emperor william viii
review the guards to-day instead OF on the occa.
sion OF the anniversary OF the surrender OF Sedan
feeling of the French that the emperor decided TO
thus change the day OF the review.
PEACE BETWEEN FRANCE AND AMMAN.
PARIS, August 29.-Admiral Peyron, minister OF
marine, has received dispatch from the governor
OF Cochin China announcing that nj. Champeaux
has arrived at Saigon. bearing a treaty OF peace
between France and AMMAN, which was signed at
Hue on the 25th Instant
THE REIcHsrAa
BERLIN, August 29-Only a few members OF the
relchStag have arrived In the city 10 attend the
opening or the session OF that body and it is
doubtful whether there will be a quorum present
to-day.
TIE SITUATION IN CROATIA.
AGRAM, August 29.-The members OF the ne.
tional party In the chamber OF deputies will meet
on September 9Th for the purpose OF discussing
the situation In Croatia and the attitude they shall
assume in regard 10 II. The occurrence at Fago-
rien on Monday, in which a number or persons
were killed and wound d, has made a deep i'm
preston. IL is believed the feeling against the
MagyarS Is due to agitation, which hai been con-
Quoted for some years by emisSarles scattered
among the peasants OF Croatia, and also to the
increasing exactions OF the ta4-gatherers, for
which Hungary Is held directly answerable.
FLIGHT OF HEBREWS
VIENNA, August 29-Although order has been
restored at EgersZeg, Hungary, the scene of the
late attack upon the Jews. all the shops In tho
place are still closed. The Jewish families have
fed from the town. and trade and uailic are Sus-
pended.
THE CHOLERA DEATH LIST.
ALEXANDRIA, August 20 Twelve deaths from
cholera occurred here yesterday.
THE FRENCH CHAMBERS
PARIS, August 29-The cabinet has decided not
to call the chambers In session Immediately.
SPAIN ADMITTED TO THE ALLIANCE OF THE GREAT
POWERS.
VIENNA, August 29-Ihe journals here say that
the suTnmoning OF the German parliament means
that Spain has been admitted into the alliance OF
the great powers.
FRANCES MODEL GOVERNMENT
PARIS, August 29-M. Raynal, minister OF public
works. IN speech at the opening OF q new rail-
way yesterday, said the recent election for coun-
cils general showed that France had found the
best system OF government. The period OF revo.
luton, he said, was ended, and peace alone could
secure the prosperity OF the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

NEW YORK, August pa decision was rendered
by Judge Blatchford today In the United States
circuit court In the action or the Gramme Electro
cal Co against the Arnoux Hochhausen Eiec-
1r1ngement OF letters patent granted TO Zenobie
Theophiie Gramme and Eardley Koms and Chas.
D. lvesnoss, october l7th 1871 for seventeen years
from that date, for an Improvement IN magnetic
electric machines. IL was claimed for the defense
that the patentee obtained patent In Austria,
December 81, 1871. and that an application was
filed in the United States patent of1ce, August 10,
1880. The court held that the Austrian patent
expired at the latest on December 30, 1880, and
before this suit was brought, and continued TO eX-
LIST no longer, there was no ground for this suit,
and therefore dismissed the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
En- Route 10 the Rockies.

MONTREAL, QUE, August ga dispatch re-
celved here from Prince Honentohe and the party
OF distinguished tourists, now on their way 10 the
Rocky mountains via the Canada Pacific railway,
says: ARRIVED at Calgary, 32 hours from the
Winnipeg line, In very good condition. Coal used
on engine was mined in vicinity y OF liae Country
looking well and crops excellent. Visitors speak
very highly OF the line AMI country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
ENORMOUS LOSS OF LIZ


BOSTON, August 2Q-As the barkenttne Ham
cock, Capt PettegrOve, from Arecibo. was coming
throughtbe narrows this morning she was struckby
delphia. which attempted TO cross the barken-
tine 8 bow. The bowsprit OF the latter, with her
R1bb0om head-gear, cut-water and head. were
badly damaged The steamers quarter was
badly stove, and she was forced ashore on Loyells
Island, but got on and proceeded to sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
The Financial Situa,ion.

FLUCTUATIONS IN WALL STREET THIS MORNING..
NEW YORK, August 29-11 a. m.-The Stock Mar
ket this morning exhibited considerable strength,
and prices have advanced 4 to per cent, Read
Ing. Lackawanna. Oregon Transcontinental and
ST Paul being the strongest shares. Toward IL
cent to 80, and the general list declined slightly
sympathy. subsequently Northern Pacific rallied
10 3SH, and the other market became strong
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Chief Justice Coleridse Not Going to

TORONTO, ONT, August @-The secretary OF the
committee Of arrangements for the proposed din
ner by the bar to Chief Justice Coleridge has re-
ceived letter from him stating that owing TO
numerous engagements In the states lie will be un-
able to visit Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

GALVESTON, TEX. August ga special dispatch
to the NelcS from San Antonio says the losses by
the fire last night considerably over-eS;fnated.
The total will reach $1i0O00. Perry Davis. the
porter. Who received injuries, died last night
Schneiu and Loaf, two other victims, are in a pre-
cariouS condition. The Others who were injured
are now out OF danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

Prime Minister Sagasta yesterday rendered to
King Alphonzo the resignation OF the ministry.
Placafds appeared In Paris yesterday appealing
TO the citizens to rally In support OF tho monarchy
under Philippe IL tthe Count de Paria)
The Baltimore grand jury In their action on the
charges against the flro commissioners Wtu ignore
the Indictment against the mayoE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

Reported for The EVENING STAB.

A WASHINGTON FUNERAL-The funeral OF Miss
Margaret +. Pass came down upon the Alexandr q
ferry boat this morning, and moved up King street
to Ivy HILL Washington funeral always al.
at a brisk pace, while an Alexandria funeral pro.
ceeds always slowly, the horses never being al
lowed to move faster than a walk.
POLICE REPoRrs-The prisoners at the station
arrested by Officers Arnold and Goodrich, charged
with disorder; Ed. Tyler, arrested by Officers
Franks and Nighengill, charged with assault on
Mary Thornton; Geo Bender, arrested by Oficer
Latin, charged with d1sorderly conduct on the
wharf, The mayor, at his last court, sent Thos.
Brown to the chain gang for four months, for
stealing $50 from q PtScataway cOlored man a&
Van Auken's storc on King street Celia jackson
diSorderly conduct There were three dodgers &C
the station house this morning
SAVINGS BANKs' LIQUIDAHON.-The Alexandra
Savings Institution, which was established here
in 1853, was broken by the war, end has been In
liquidation since, announces another dividend OF
ten per cent Another savings bank, the Farmers
and Mechanics, is also ia liquidation here.
REPoRTkR's NOTES.-The police and other city
officers will be paid OF next Saturday.--Thc city
school board Will hold q regular meeting next Fr-
day night.-Work upon the new Methodts6
intending Tor the building committee---Another
Union street warehouse, Mr.. Worihington's, has
begun TO yield TO the Jar OF the trains, aud win
need repair at tOnce.-Superintenden Coleman
Methodist church, was dedicated at Fairfax c. r.
last Sunday.-Wm. GraveA q Lad, was run over
and hurt near hts fathers store, on South Fairfax
street, yesterday.-The schooner b. H Jones Is
steamer. built at OccoQ1an, was inspected and
measured here this morning In the dock foot OF
Prince street-70 permits to attend the public
schools have been given TO white children 80 Tar
due OF to-day, and tomorrow the issue TO oolored
children VIII begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

ANOTHER CHINESE CITIzgN.-Hee Sing, q China
man. applied yesterday In the superior court, New
OF the United States. As he had taken out his
nrst papers in 1850 he did not come under the
application was granted Sing keeps 6oordinQ-
house for Cinnamon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Ffre I'm west var~lnta.

RoNCEvRRrE, w. Va. August 2Q-The Chesa.
psake Touring mill was burned yesterday: loss.
41l 600: insurance. $1,000 The min was owned by
T. a. Dickson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Astemps 10 wreck a Train.

BOSTON, August CAN attempt was made last
night to wreck the Albany express on the Bo ston
and Albany Railroad, by placing Two sleepers on
the track Just above Ashland A very narraN
escape was had from a terrible disaster. The en-
gine struck the sleepers but was running slowly
and no damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

0-e1HAroR ofRAHAN NOT AMONG ruH IoeY
NEw foIk, Aug ust 0-Ex-senator Robert y
the missing passengen Of the Inflated steamer
Riverdale, turned up at his Law ONCE here TIN
RiSerdsIe, but took steamer frteen minutes I'M sss
later: Peter flaming, one OF the deck hands OF
tae Riverdale, who was badly scalded, was said
pecteo that his injuries viii not pro We fatal
NO BODIES FOUND 81 HcE YESTERDAY
CroMds OF curiosity seekers gathered to-day on
tne wharf In front OF the spot where the RIVER
dale sank yesterday and watched the small boats
plying around the wreck picking up Whatever
Dated TO the surface. No o6dies were found since
are none In the wreck, or az the most onlr two -,
three. The list OF the missing is being graduaily
thinned out, as those supposed to have gone OF
are heard from safe and sound IN this CITY or a,
their homes up the river. II Is believed by those
best Informed that
THE FULL EXTENT OF rHR CALAMITY HAS BErx
The wreck lies on the side. floating partly but
is weighted down with the machinery, 50 that it
tow IL by means OF tugs Means will be taken TO
have tt towed and grounded on the Jersey fats
A thorough search will then be made for moro
dttion OF the boilers and the number OF victims OF
the explosion. Steamooatmen express the opin.
Ion from look at the capszed vessel that il may
believe that II split into three or four pieces
The THREE INJURED MEN
10 In the New YORK hospital ars doing as wen as car
oller on the steamer. and John Solair, the mate,
are out OF all danger. The Rev. Howell Gardner
scalded. AS he is between 90 and 20 years old he
may succumb TO the shock. The hospital physi-
ans haye ave, ;as strong hopes Of his The
victims and inspect the scene OF the disaster. lie
has signired his determination to make q rigid
to ascertain exactly where the fault lies. The
inquest Will be commenced on Saturday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
rafIure An Philadelph,a.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Coldwell Mason
dealers In wool and yarn Manufacturers supplieR
have suspended Liabilities $4,000 to $4,000; a.
sets small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

VIM. John Marine, journalist (editor OF the
Port Tobacco. Nd, Tnaes,, and during the war
soldier In the Union army died in Baltimore on
Saturday.
The steamer Georg has started from Archangel
20 seek the Dutch polar vessel Varna, for the dis
covery OF which reward Of E2y00O Is offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

Secretary ChaNdteFss CrUtNc.
BAR HARBoR, MAINE, August 29.-The u. & 8.
TallapooSa, with Secretary Chandler on board, is
In the harbor, having arrived from L Elstport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

G!ti,CN RULE y ID ID, O. II. viii bc he'd
nants for the funeral Of late Brother MILLARD
1t VS.. TAPPAN, " g.
- I. q. o. F.-MCUNT NfB ENCAyPMh Nj,
d,y, FL &C. e WI r. 30 Ia sssesel @ n ettn MS Netes
= the funeral of cur late feiloTP .rarch:
THOMAS ". FOWLER. scribs. Il LII l. l. Il
g THIS tWedne=ss EvESfSG se'n tie SEGA sosS. at
it '' ~ ''sS " L. SEWARD. R. pro tenn.
gy1 CAPE MAY. AUGUST 70.
DE: s p; MuNC.sTER. Dentist. s2s street vii
g.s PERSONS INTtHEsTED IN .HE PRE-:
ny a to 5se S rsr a9S SsT by
Brce Machine ompsny seen driven "a fsstes
than walk. giving time and place whether loaded o.
au25-Im fresidsnt.
ssrs vii, be glad to hi; friends Office
aus. Real fs.s,f isss Ns% sad IaiR a1a;ssSs
The Ansast q 1sss
1he 4 Endersigned nader the firm meme of TAYLOR
Dz a in
CONTINUE the business.
Uf Thsn to make SET
.uas f1saaHs FEaRdfs Huf44: II; FfELoH'
L. HARDWOOD LuABsh."
Il to finch Prime seasoned Walnut
Poplar soft Tennessee. dry and seasoned.
3s5nes and 2es fs'% 6k G al thcknesses
oln aanf 9ea sy 'od
hand anl5 ,s.h Mm and HGsaS strests nerSHs.. sHx
GEoRGETowN AMATEUR oRCHhsTRA.-
81 ssss 1s r e. AaepF SFfhessTa nrs
goth and \. The Instruments particularly desired arc
first and second vions second oboe. fret and second
aull-s&w3w
l-g Agreeably to the Arrangement Of April 26, 1872
Bad a q
umbia the following rates will be charged and after
sTAhIIy As. &Sp ! cATI4E YARD AT THE
at the Intersection Of Ohio ave- and iash and sts w.
FOR HORSES AND TEAMS:
Each two horse team per night SO cents
Zach three horse team. night. .65 cents
Zach four horse team. per night 76 cents
Zach horse. per day. 10 cents
each for lots
ten or more Is cents each; Cow and calf. Is cents
or more, cents each ~ ''' '''' - '''
Swine-For each single head CENTS for lots of five
Payment Of the above CHARGES for the use Of said
viii BE- made IN
to ssa s5 The Ie
ss Is SS H a;,,
r% WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 10th. 1883.
Haung % greatly dnereas our r. facilities by the
%, a We e
dlon OF the weather. and prepared to furnish with
Photo Engraving for either relief plate print
designs anG estimates furnished upon applicaton
THE LAuTEN ENekAy,lINe COMPANY.
tHa ICE CREAM SODA. FIVE CENTS PER
,.- ~ MtScAsrEE I = HowARD's PHARMACY.
1y2I Corner 7th and streets northwest
rY@ THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
Without change Of quantity, and quality fully main
MHBURN's. on the Avenue near the Treasury.
Ep N0TICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
connected in business with William Henry Gibson.
either as partner or otherwise. VIM NEITZEY a2O1
~ .;J;,,sL j. N: MAR MARSHALL, CoNTnAcT0K AND
t:mates furnished Repairing promptly attended TO-
First class work guaranteed Call address au1s Inn
~ sAML s. sHEDD.
SLATE MANTELs,
At cost 70 close out stock.
FURNACES, RANGES AND LATKoBEs.
Plumbing specially.
rys GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
hklECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
TN E. F. BROOKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Suit Against a Steamer.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Messrs- c. Havemeyer.
7. A. Hayemeyer and Others began q suit to-day
In the United States district court, against the
steamer Lydian Monarch. for the recovery OF dam
ages TO quantity OF sugar shipped 10 the libel
lantS from London, March 2, 1888 On that date
there were shipped TO the nbellants e sO4 mats OF
sugar, 2,5s2 OF which they allege were damaged
by water from leaks They charge the owners of
the vessel with sending her to sea In an uIseR-
worthy condition, and sue for q, 600 damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Death Of AN Aged IsracItte.
Secretary Chaudler,s (

PATERSON, \. j., August 29.-Aaron Goldstein, q
prominent ISraeite died this morning, aged lOo
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
kilograms to The Star
SENSATION 1T THE JAMES TRIAL.
QUESTIONS A REPORTER REFUSED TO ANSWER
GREAT VOLCANIC ERUPTIoNs IN JAVA
AN ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT DEAD.

THE EXPLOSION ON THE R1vERDALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

n. sILvERBERG 4 CO.,
sa2 7TH STREET and sl3 sra STREET NV.
auSa Near Pennsylvanis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

KILLED Two MEN AND THEN HIasKLF.-Jacoo
Oldenbarger and Jacob Bush had a law suit In
Indianapolis, Ind, yesterday morning II jus
ter Meeting Bush on the street about one O'Clock,
Oldenbarger drew pistol and nred, killing Bush
Campbell, who was passing at the time, probably
fatally. He then crossed the street, and puts1oI
dental, the latter was In 70 way connected W1oA
The GAIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

TREASURY PERsONAIS-Assistant Secretary
French left this city this morning for New York,
where he will Join the Northern Pacific railroad
excursion party.-Judge Upton. second con-
troller OF the Treasury, has also gone to New York
for the same purpOSe.-During the absence oil
Mr.. French, and until the return of Secretary
FOlger, Assistant Secretary New will act as Sec
rotary OF the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

ment, resumed his duties this morning. He will
take the remainder Of his vacation later In the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29

THE following postmasters were commissioned
to-day: Wiley Slzemore, Saulsville, W. Va; S. B.
1Oung, Holly Grove, VA; ]. E. Compton, HOl-
landsburgh, Va. The last two are new Offices