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Married for q Day.
MARIA MoULToNS BRIEF HONEYMOON WITH A HRA1R
LESS BIGANIsT

LESS BIGANIsr.
The New York Times OF Sunday printed the fol,
lowing: rather pretty young woman sat In the
Essex Market police court yesterday and looked
reproachfully at a calm, self-collected young man
whose name has been successfully James Abbott
Francis Stevens, and David Il. King. He wai
arrested In Bridgeport, Conn, on Friday, on q
charge OF abandonment preferred by the Young
woman who was his wife. The detectives learned
that he has another wife In Bridgeport, with whom
he had been living for eleven years and upon tho
strength OF this the wife changes the charge to
bgamy. There are also Indictments for theft and
forgery out for the same man. The wife said that
on June % he had answered an advertisement
which she had Inserted In the paper for position
a housekeeper when she was Miss Maria Moulton.
They had correspondent for short time, and he nad
limited at marriage. On Saturday morning, nve
weeks ago. he came down from Bridgeport, and
declared that she must marry him right away. That
evening the two were married In the presence OF Is
friends. He remained till Monday, and mean.
while he gave bogus certificate OF money depos-
lted In the Germanla bank 10 his brother-in-law
and got SIS On IL. ON Monday he left with the In.
tention OF going 10 Bridgeport, and I'm few hours
the young Vile received a letter from him through
She would see him no more Then she employed
detectives and had him arrested. Abbott had sew
eral letters watch lie had received from women
through advertisements. one was from Miss bora
Kelly, OF PlaiuiielG y. j.. and another from Ars.
NJ, OF Newark. Mrs. NJ. wanted references about
his character before she married him. The prisoner
said his real name was James Abbott. He con.
fc>sed that he had another wife IN Bridgeport I"
had friend" he said, "who used 10 write letters
that way, and h. told me he had lots OF FUN out OF It.
SO thought would try It went further than he
did though. married the girl The young wife
could scarcely keep back her tears she pulled
out q huge ring "This is the ring he gave me
when we were married" she said. The gloss had
rubbed out and the brass was plainly visible. Alb
bolt smiled when he saw It. and said: "Yes, gave
S. for that ring In the Bowery, and got beat,
too" Abbott was held I'm 81 500 bail
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THIS EVENING".

7 ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREFcH.
LLoADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
GINS. FISHING TACKLE, Ri LIES REyOLY-
IN hDwakt ioois cs EAzokss sGissohs
r0GhE TBo0ks, XlgLiNs. TOYS. BAs BALLS
AND BATS. VIOLIN SIR NGS, SKATES,
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEWELRY, TOILET
Sis, OPTICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS, AND
BY direction of the owner, to change business viii
sell. On the premises sill the above Stock Of j. u.
ONEARA i Co.. lJ47 Pennsy lvania avenue northwest.
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. st
SINEN L. A. sid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEA.EEsS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods will ~ sold i'll original packages Great bargains
Iray lie expected every nil,ht. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
y E-1he Fixtures viii not be sold at The terInln-
alto. Of sale, the store Will be occupied by J. u
UMEAIsA & CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
jPIg
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Jupitcrss Reticence.

From the Providence Journal
Jupiter has de1gned to give us little information
concerning himself in his last synodc circuit Even
the red spot the peephole into his glowing nucleus
Is but ghost OF its former SELF The cloud atmos-
phere has nearly closed over it. and there will be
no more tidings until another rift shall arise and
show further glimpses OF the chaotic mass cooling
ana condenStng into form and shape. We must
walt until 1879 for Jupiters next per1helion, when
being 100000 miles nearer the sun than at aphe-
Ion. we may hope that the improved telescopes OF
the period Will pick up something worth knowing.
this giant planet. and the earth may have cooled
down to desolaton before the rst suspicion OF In
animate NE shadows forth the surely coming per-
lection Of his Development
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T1NHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NOkIU. W. 81 AND SOITHMES

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Do6BLf lEhcKi SiLfSpID scT SEfY; 80,
IN EFFECT July I6TH 1854.
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station, corner of 9th
For Pttsburs and the west Chicago Limited Express
81 paoe Sitspms $ars at 40 m daily; iast Inc
ins cars from Harrisburg Cincinnati and liz tel
With sssy.ns Car Altoona 3 cicarS Western ~:
press 40 m daily with ra,aee CaEs to PiitsDurx.
Iittsbur 70 chicago. Mail t1Prss5. 10 o. lilly
BAfi MORE aSD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. CsnaudazuA Rochester, buffalo. NIAGARA
looSR n d,il{ except SATURDAY win Ialaee Cars
o h NE not r n Eo SK eHos6
For Vii Transport eek Have. Ehnira. aiO m
For New iork aud The. Fast. us. $50 and 100 a
Ia no d III i 5o0o and II IT, m 1D- On S III 3
IIior Cars 40 !. u, daily kept i@ SUNDAY
For BGooE.yn : ali through trains connect at Jer-
rec transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double ferriae
For Thnsdelphia 7i5. 8 20 and IL a NJ . TO- 100 500
1 and LIZ 2 N qn sunday 90 G9 !. 1910 and
For Baltimore 635 IT'S. $50 94o l1CO A. m 1905
210, 4Oo As, 40. 500 40 10 % and IL Is p N.
On SUNDAY $40 Hoo a IL. AGO. 60. 7-4O. 1000 and
For Pores Creek Line. cas- a and 44o p. daily.
For Annapolis Ss5 m. 12o5 and lao p IN daily, ex-
ALfxaSDKiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
ROAD
For Alexandria. $50 200 925. Il 05 and II 35 a. m
2.O5 42J 500, t.2j. 8 % and 113J - Ii. On Sunday
ato.oO. go. l105 = % .. ILL.,
For Richmond aid the south and II O5 j. H. daily
and 10 y. daily. except Sunday.
IralIS leave eXaIIdria 05 so 10
lOl0s. m; 90, 3O5, ) 3. no 1O5 and 10 20 r. H.
aid l. 10 Inldnlshi te1eept Monday. On sunday at
80 and III ~ q In T0o ana 1910 T. IL, and l.. 10
night
Ickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Ct 18th street and lvania and at the sta
tOn wherv orders lie left the CHI OF bag
gaze To d. Situation from hotels and rtsdr noes
CHAs- T. llUri. j. Ii. MOOD,
General Aanager General Passenger Agent.
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The AmaIgama1ed A..ociation.

PITTSBURG, August 12-From what could be
learned OF the proceedings OF the Amalgamated
Association this morning but little of Interest
transpred, the time being taken up 10y discussing
tAe recommendations OF The committee on the gen
eral welfare OF the order
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CHARGED WITH RoBBNG HIS EMPLoyER-James
Turner, colored, who is employed by Mr. F. III.
Finley. NO. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. was arrested
by Officer Wheelock last night, charged with hav-
night and stolen clock and clothing valued at Sl5
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BBB RRR 90 www Nm ~ ssss
Err kRf 8 6 %%%% sssS ssss
BBB Z Z Vooo Wv \ MI ssss
# R RRS S' % III
II kE 90 oo MN IN
BBf B # TIT TIT EEn RRR ssss
BBBB i T T EE kRR ssss
3 BBb , Il T 7 ZEE + + ssss
stands out in bold prominence proprietary RENE
dies as the one which is
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A baltimore Eaii,re.

BALTIMORE, Md, August 12.-JOhn c. Norris,
trading as Thomas Norris d Son, agricultural m-
Benson for the benefit Of his creditors The bond
OF trustee Is $1,000.
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MARRIAGE LIcENSRS.-Marrfage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court TO Charles A.
Frost and Elizabeth A. Winn; Nathan Bruce and
Mary Enders Theodore H. EckerSon and Elenor j.
Armour; Jos B. Thomas and VI. Charlotte Cooper;
Alexander ii. Cole and Annie NJ Denty
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A Boy KILLED By WHHKY.-At Piedmont ".
Va, Sunday evening, three small boys, aged Is, Is
and Is, visited McMfllan's saloon and purchased
half pint OF whisky. The younger boys declined
20 drink, and the eldest boy, named Jeremiah Por.
ter, drank IL all They next purchased at another
saloon, an additional half-pint, all three drinking,
but young Porter getting the most shortly after
the latter was seized with COMMISSIONS and died in
few hours In terrible agony. The other boys arc
seriously I'll
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The New York Stock Market Dull. but
Strong.

NEW YORK. August IL, Wall street, 13O D. NJ
The Post says: The stock market, though dull this
forenoon, was stronger partly the result Of sup
port from the cliqueS out partly also OF the effects
OF the recovery from the decentralization yesterday
There was no time In the forenoon when prices
were as low as at the close last night, and the
prices OF all the active speculative stocks at twelve
O'Clock were from to " higher than at the close
last night. The outstanding short interest was un-
doubtedly incurred in the last two business DAYS.
and the borrowing demand for stock was better.
Yesterdays bank failure is not regarded as I'M
In the suggestion that these "irregularities' only
come to the surface when the "irreguarty" results
IN loss to the specializing official The general stu-
alton In business and railway affairs remains I'M
changed The market for railroad bonds was
somewhat irregular. but generally strong. West
Shore IS, higher; Kansas Pacific consols advanced
TX per cent; East Tennessee IS, n; Erie second
consois, per cent; Central Iowa frSts declined 3
per cent; Chesapeake and Ohio f1rsts, series b. 1
per cent; Rochester and Pittsburg frStS per cent.
2:3O p. m.-The directors Of the Wall Street bank
have decided to wind up the affairs OF the instt-
ton, and receiver viii be appointed this afternoon
The Baltimore Markets.
,I BALTJMoRE "A, August l2aVirsina skies consel-
a. ssw
dns and e
se
ss Ss:e oc sspS So
vember 9aag2h Corn-soathern scarce and hrm west
OCTOBER Oats DUH anG
southern 36a44 western white. 45a46; do mixed 3Sa42;
36a43 Rye quiet 63a65 Provisions quiet
and .tssdy Ekxs irmer lssls refined
changed Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cot-
ton ll-e4d: dour, Is I'd grain. Cd Receipts -four.
els: OATS 23 600 bnshels rye 800 bushels shipments
wheat. % 900 bushels. Sues-wheat 7620OU bushels:
corn. 5000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill. August II, II :16 3 n-weather clear
p e.
Lard &c. higher.
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND. O., August l2-Petroleum standard
white. 1l0 deg. test. Sc.
PIrTsBuRG, Pa. August 12.-On activa with good
buying and selling The market opened weak at Tx.
declined to TIA then rallied and advanced to 7oi It
noon. with firm feeling prevailing
Gorn-August; 5sH septemher 4ss:; october. ssS:
November, 46A: year. t24 nominal; May, 435< nomi.
nal. Osts.August. Is bid; september dis; October,
sobsss eas 6 aaS sH @ 20 0
pal Pork-August. as; September. q year. Il so
Der. T52k
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The BoNser Murder rri,I

PIT1sBURG, August 12.-When the BOwser murder
trial opened this morning Gen. White, for the de-
tense, submitted number OF points to the court
upon which 1t was desired that the jury should be
charged. IL WAS agreed between counsel and sane
TONED by the court that not more than five hours
should De taken by each Side in which to address
the Jury.
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pAlTIMORE AND CLIO RAILROAD
- IHE SODiL EAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BElMEE III LAST AND The WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON
Lon I{I.E- II :, X JISSr-y CORP I,f,,

lOi BIZ tESth JASNI.i COUPLER
STEEL RAILS
tcFEprIk TX. II MI fflLf : I,, SlNpAY ITNE 18th
Leave wssLLrton IRON station corner q Sew Jersey
To- q tcsso Cincinnati Louisville and 81 Louis daily
sgs . M IL, ~. n le:i1 ! l. wish lLroUsh
WITHOUT eLa.ise. lO.l5 daiiy 10 Chicago except
m, q i1t,stsrs, Cleveland and iNtroEr, wi:hseyp-
Tor ToI-co and Detroit via Norraeville Io.I5ar y,
Ssi!' Vita secitr ios Io.'to. ~ Wiee-, a..d Lake
1T.,ns Tor rhilsfelrhia ard New York Z. SO a n
lob p m daily. @:i iaror - and seeing Car. a; AID al
Fer Baltimore on uerl days 5 81 GO - 10 90
minute tIalnJ 40 30. 81 i.yO go 40 IOiVp
10 PaltiInors On sundays 20 500. seoa m 1aa
2-Sa $50 40 3D. 6-5O .:to SO $50 an. I0I0a
IorTo.nts or tie Shenandoah Valley Railroad. To- a
T-T Annapolis GO a m and 2:1o and 4i0 ?. IT.: on
e., srI S , ,. a nj 10 80 : u u
n 70 40 80 g., s m i-ig + 8 SO 40 20 I'D
:tO ?. Ia Fer s;.sio:s on Metropolitsf branch.
a. u AMI SIS T. H. osily except Sunday. & *
So 'Gn aas tar zsoh "a ssS16si s a
n Sa:iy .ar Frsaerdk. SIS = H.. 10 IS AZ IS IS
81 =. n e-.iy ezeeI; untay an, "a, a.t,-.
Trans arrive from the West daily. CO. 80 H. "a
IIo.n New {ork and Tisdel; h'a 255 s:3oa n daily
FIoR Annapolis. $50 . N AID so and es7 p H.:
sunday J.53 H.. o:57 T. IL
klSI I~xlIst0Il. daily and z. Is ds y.
except SUNDAY.
fiUm Frederick and intermediate points. s25. m.
40 T. IL. and {: ~ daily, EXCEPT Sunday; Sl3
, u cAily from Puin1 of ROcks
1IS!ns cave Baltimore for y asblrgtoE at zoo. 40
% is s:Sn ESQ > - and lh:50 Z m. l2:l5. 2Fl
20 20 800 t:25, ,3u. "a f1.15 y. sun
seys 800. ~ Is. 1;SU. So ..OU H.. ISL. 5oo
g .. 20 ard SEC D "a.
a. tIa,ns from Washington stop at Jelay Station
ot fSr 4 further lafornstion appy tie Baltimore and
it.Ast Omce-A sshinetun Station. 6l9 and 1871
~ AHA ssenue, corner l4th street. where orers
0.y point the city - ~
~ SAAAiENIS, d. OF T.. Baltimore.
49, T. n LChD. GeA1 Passenger Agent
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The Wreck of the amsterdam.

NEW YORK, August 12.-The agents OF the
Netherlands steamship line received a telegram at
noon Today from Halifax stating that the steamer
NeWheld had returned to that port bringing l,5OG
packages OF the wrecked steamer Amslerdam's
cargo, mostly all OF Which are in good condition
II the weather continues as fine as il has been
heretofore the Amsterdam will be saved.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF DEsIRABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATE
At HE NORTHEAST CORNER OF / AND

TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL EsTATE SITUATE
AT IHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF AND
TWFLF III STREE S NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust di ted 2d lay Of July
j IS3 and duly recorded liber No 105l at folio lie
~ tn iad records OF tie District IF Columbus aud at
the of the person secured thereby. viii sell
pubic tioT in front OF the premises on TUES.
Day. tn. TWIl.FTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1884. at
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. II the following de-
rhed reai estate situate in the city Of Washington In
The said District known and distinguished and being
lots nInbg I'D thirty nine $780, forty t40l and
il simmer acer ct al subdivision Of certain ori1i
IIal lots ia squaTe NUMBERED one Thousand AMI two
lJIl Ihee lots have frontage of about 100 feet on
street aHd about J3J feet 18th street northeast and
Vim proved.
Terms II sale One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day of sale at
six per cenuni per annum, be secured by deed Of
+. premises sold all cash, at option of pur
chaser DEPOSIT Of SlO0 required day Of sale. IL
liz terms of sale not Complied with within seven
the trustees the right to resell said
ise after TIN 49, days previous notice in The Evenr
Star at t- Tsk and cost of the defsulns purchaser
COuys- .1cing and recording at cost o; purchaser.
WILLIAM SCHWINGl T-,..a..
II. Ii. BERGMANN, ( AiuS'eeS'
ty91-IS1y
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rINO SARATOGA.
IL LAKE GEORG
AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE

Trains on New York West shore and Buffalo Ry. by
West shore OF Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station . Pennsylya1la R-It. Is follows:
SaRilOGA SPECIAL. gus Gm-Arrlv- SARATOGA
80 aldwcIl, Lake George, 4:25 Montreal IL
pm Eee-.nt Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
&c Montreal
CAIskIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9.3o am-Ar-
~, H.tti haAtersAlll ~ r. m. Grand Hotel 2O1 pm
pAl EXPRESS lois am--arrive Albany 3 pm:
eharun springs y IN. CoOpaTstpwn pm. Utica 80
Sn sy afu-c i:l5 M. Roch ster 1p40 pm. Buffalo
12:l5 . m. Aagars Falls lbs parlor Cars TO Al
bany sharon Sprln 5 and Mara Falls
sARAIOsiA AND CAISkilL MOUNTAIN TX
PkfsS II 90 aIn--Ar. i've Hotel kaarersLil p M
trand Hotel 800 pn. Saratoga 6:25 IN ak. treor-e
George.
sAkATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D S:45 p.n.-Arrivs Hotel KasterSkll Q 10 n m
Grand Hotel sa5 pm, Saratoga $50 pm Lake George
le4D Pm Montreal 50 lth taTiUr Cars Cas-
HI Mountains 70 SARATOGA fuf:et Par0r Car leaves
ash ngtOn On Ptnnsy wanna K X train IL Tor
karstOgx s.eeIers thrTcr 10 Montreal The New Iork
witt Ssr and Cat-I ii Nt Limited Jersey lty
Ash for single round tn tCketsb 10y West ore II u
avoid Jerry AID Ion through New lura
city.
Apply to City or DEPOT Agent Of Penn Il for COM
T IL timetables, ttckes and Paror Car char. Farior
Gar chairs from Je City station reserved in syanre
iron Nilcasion 10 A-eut Pullman CaI Co. Penn IL
tsLICn jersey tlly. -'tw JeE~<y.
IINkl MOI EFT Gen Iass Art
.e2t-Sm a = ate stree {. New York
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FRIGHTENED INTo INSANITY AT MAss.-A OueDeo
dispatch OF yesterday says: During celebration as
Saint Sylvestre OF high mass In the parish church
a messenger arrived and announced the sudden
death OF Peter Hanley, merchant Quite a COM
motion occurred and several people left the church
One member OF the congregation, Narcisse Letour.
neau, received fright that his reason lee
him and has not since returnrd
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC {. MPaNY
NJ BETWEEN Nav TORN AND HAvRE.
Comrany's pier No AZ North Liver. loot OF Morton
street. New York
Labrador. Collier Wednesday Aug IL 10 a m
Canada. de kersAbfec. WEDNESDAY. Aug ~. a III.
smertcue SFhtell, wednesday, Aux. p. 10 a
Checks payable sight, IN amounts to suit, ths
BsnQue Tran~stlsnttQu- Of PeTi~ Lot u DE DEBIAN,
Aren't. No. g. Bowling Green, New N0T6.
@. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsyivar "a avenue:
J. W. BOTEl.ER & SOS, ~ ieIsnsy lTania avenue,
sui Agents Tor Washington ID c.
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New Rule of the New York Petroleum
Exchange.

NEW YORK, August 12.-The Petroleum Exchange
yesterday adopted resolution forbiudng all con-
ference exchanges from connecting, by telegraph
of the conference OF Oil exchanges If twO-thirCis
OF the conference exchanges adopt similar reSo-
luton it VIII become law
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The 1892 New Orleans Cholera.
TIE FILTH FIHND LARGELY RESPoNSIBIE-SoME IN.
TERESTING FACTS

From the New Orleans Picayune
The population was then 55,0S4, and the cemete-
nes swallowed up 6O99 OF these In the twelve
months-a death rate OF 1910 per thousand. But
these figures do not convey the whole truth. Yellow
fever was prevailing, and when the cholera aI,-
peared in october, having been brought by the
steamboat Constitution from ST. Louis, fully 10000
Of the Inhabitants had fed. OF the remaining
$1,000, no less than 5000 were swept or by the
cholera In the space OF about twenty days One.
sixth OF the population persisted. AS Dr. Jones,
recent president OF the board OF health, says, In
speaking OF 1T: 1.-THE air was polluted by the I'M
buried and purifying corpses which accumulated
In piles In the cemeteries across the Trenches
could not be dug with sufficient rapidly to cover
the purifying and moulding corpses, and ire
quently putrid corpses were exposed In digging
the graves. The stagnant water became conIami-
mated, and the bitches and cutters were reeklng
with the foul putrld drainage from the graveyard
or the cause OF this unexampled affiiction DR..
Indifference and incompetency or the civil authori-
ties or New Orleans the cholera found this city in
neny o cutters mnd a ehg IN NTH the
built upon low, l-drained sites, the pr1vleS over
Moving with urine and excrement; the drainage
canals choked; the cemetery located in the heart
OF the city, badly constructed, badly drained and
crowded with corpSeS"
The people in their ignorance resorted to the
craZleSt eXpedtentS Cannon were fired, tar was
burned In the streets and burning tar-barres COW
cred the cemeteries, affOrding brilliant illumina-
ZION IoE inc CaInlval OF deatn. The disease ap-
peared the oath OF October and its duration was
brief Had It's ravages extended from early spring
through the Swelterng summer more than half the
population must have been swept away. It re-
appeared the following year and claimed 1000 more
victims out OF the smailpopulation which remained
to risk the terrorS
In 1S4S the latter part OF November It came again.
and the records show that l646 died il before
the close OF December. Continuing through Janu-
airy, February, March, April and May, lsi9 1t in
creased In violence and claimed 3ts6 victims. by
that time the population had Increased IL, OO0
so that the epidemic was nothing like SO mag nant
as 1t had been sixteen years before.
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RAILROADS..
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO TIRE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST


SEE 6EUhT LINZ TO The SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WtST
Schedule fl effect = I-ST q 1874
9:1o AM.-NEN IIEANS MAIL daily max ne close
Connections TO all points South and Southw.st
Daily ert SUNDAY with T.. x q. Railway. Pail
Ian Sleeping Buffet cars from New ! Tk and Wash
E.Gtcl to- Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington anil Atlanta to New Orleans. Taror
Car from Washington - Natural Bilt.-a. Va.
EltP NJ LOUISVILLE FAST LIN & Daily via Char
lott svIlle t. Cincinnati Louisville aid all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington ~
louisville
1 4oPM.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
to all points South and Southwest via DsDviile AID
Charlotte. Daily kept Sunday with q. ORailvay.
Pullman Sigt ping from N@s:InStUn via Dan.
vile. ChAylOtte and Atlanta To New Orleans: also,
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Iu man SlePpiLA; Car from Washington
IT, NAife SULPHUR SPRINGS
Manassas Division Train leaves WASHINGTON at 200 4
u and $40 p Nj daily. except sunday.
W3rrenton trains leave Washington 10 A. NJ and
STOP NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire Companys Of
Zee. col PENNSYLVANIA avenue
u. SLAUGHTER. \. NACDAN1E1.
Gen lass. Agent A-pnL
uu2 SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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The Crew of the an,.te

The Crew Of the Amsterdam.
NEW YORK, August 12.-The crew OF the wrecked
steamer Amsterdam arrived b re this morning
from Halifax on the steamer City OF Mexico.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to IL. II. Dodge, $50 15tn street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-12
MARRIED

JOYNER-DERRIcK ON August 18th, 1884 q The
Church Of the IncarLatlon; by the Rev Norman W.
Camp, ID. Hon. LITTLEION J. JOINER of Rich.
mond, Arkansas to ANNA L daughter Of the late WI.
liam s. Derrick Of this city.