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CHAuTAUQUA, n. Y, August 2O.-The Rev
Dr. Edward Everett Hale gave another lecture
this morning on parish work in cities. Dean E
=, Wright, Of Boston, held a session OF the
philosophy at 3 O'Clock this morning. Mrs. b.
I. Vincent, OF Philadelphia, held q primary
this morning, I'm the amphitheater, Hon. Geo
w. Balm, of Kentucky, delivered an eloquent
lecture on the safe side OF life for the young,
which was found in total abstinence.
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DISCHARGES FROM THE MINT.-About ffty
republican employees were dismissed from the
mint Tuesday by Superintendent Fox, and
other removals will follow. Among those dis.
charged on Tuesday was Mrs. w. ii. Wharton,
whose trial at Annapolis I'm connection with
the mysterious death OF Gen. Ketchum, Us. A,
attracted wide attention some fourteen years
apn
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KILLED BY HER LITTLE BRoTHER-while
four children OF John Williams. OF ELEPHANT.
near Scranton, Pa, were playing about the
house "Wednesday morning one of them found
an old revolver belonging TO the father. Look
out, Use going TO shoot" said the little fellow. as
he leveled il at 4-year-old girl. The hammer
fell. ana the ball from the revolver, which was
loaded, pierced the little ones brain, killing her
INSTANTLY.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A FARMER.-A
special to the Baltimore American from Mill
Creek, Pa, August 10, says: Information has
just reached here OF a dastardly outrage com
United two weeks ago I'm the Kisbacoquilas val
ley, near Allenyflle, Miffiin county. Wm. Hazr
lett, o wealthy farmer. having a wife and two
children, had in his employ 13-year-old girl
named Annie Patton. One morning two weeks
ago he sent her to the barn 10 gather the eggs,
and while she was there obeying his orders, IL u
charged that he entered the barn and crtmh-
nally assaulted her. She reported her masters
crime TO her mistress, Mrs. Hazlett, who Wa
then sick abed, and 10 her parents, who lived
i'm the vicinity. The community Is very In.
accessible. and Hazlett was not arrested until
Yesterday.
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From Wall street To-day.

New YORK. August 90, IL a. m.-The stock
market was strong at the opening this morn
ing, first prices showing an advance OF L. TO q
per cent Pacific Mail and Louisville and Nash
Vile being The strongest, but Union Pacific,
Oregon Trans: and Northern Pacific preferred
were up D. There was slight reaction for
small fraction i'm the early dealings and then
another upward movement, which carried
prices for the most active stocks a shade above
opening quotations. The strongest stocks dur
ing the hour were Pacific Mail and Lackawanna
The market has been comparatively dull. and
fluctuations have been within narrow limits
At 4 O'Clock the market is fairly active but
strong. Total sales first hour. 10, 900 shares.
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Business in the u. ). Supreme Court.

ACTION OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
The American Bar association in session yes
terday at Saratoga, n. Y, adopted a resolution
that, sin view of the contingent necessity for
legislation for the relief of the Supreme Court
OF the United States from its overplus of bust
ness, that the chair appoint committee of five,
of which the president of the association shall
be chairman, to consider what action or express
sion, if any, on this subject may be advisable
to be taken on the part of the association and
to report hereon on or before Friday current"
Secretary Hinkley was instructed to forward
copies of the proceedings OF the association to
the President of the United states, the Supreme
Court, the librarian of both the law aud the
general library of Congress, to the governor
and chief judges OF the highest: court of each
state, and to the state librarian thereof. Hon.
David Dudley Field, Us n committee, submitted
an exhaustive report on the delay and uncer-
tainties of judicial administration. 1t will be
discussed TODAY,
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SENT To THE COUNTY JAIL AFTER ELoPINa.
DIR. :. :. Stoper, n prominent Shysician, living
"A few miles from Lancaster, Pa, eloped with
the wife of Matthias Helfrich, "A neighbor, aud
for some time eluded the officers lie finally
captured and lodged I'm Jail. He was put ON
trial tor adultery Tuesday, and yesterday morn
ing he was found guilty and senteDced to one
year in the county iail
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A RESOLUTION INDORSING THE ADMINISTKA-
TON ADOPTED.
The Iowa democratic state convention met at
Cedar Rapids yesterday and nominated Chas.
+. Whiting for governor and w. F. Brauner for
justice of the supreme court These are demo-
Gratis Ex-Congressman Gillette was nominated
for lieutenant governor, and F. NJ. Moore for
superintendent of public instruction. These
were the candidates of the greenbackers. The
cratic national convention, demands the repeal
of the prohibition law and a high license sys-
TEN. The platform also declares that sin Presi-
dent Cleveland the country has found u man
OF solid judgment, conscientious Integrity, UNI
swervlng fidelity, patriotism and courage equal
to that of Andrew Jackson" The resolution
ENDORSING the administration was received
with much enthusiasm.
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End OF the Memphis strike.

MEMPHIS, TENN, August 2o.-It was under
stood at "A late hour last night that the strikers
had accepted the terms OF compromlse made
10y the officers OF the street railway company.
and that travel would be resumed on all the
lines at : o'clock to-day. The terms agreed
upon are 10 cents per hour FOR the first month.
IL cents for the second. and l2l, cents Tor the
third and succeeding months: I3la cents will
be paid 10 ali drivers who have been I'm the en-
ploy OF the company FOR period of one year
The striking street car drivers went Co work
this morning. having accepted the terms offered
by the COMPANY Yesterday aflernoon.
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(Cbntfaued in Second Edition.l


ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-A dispatch from Toya-
ha, Texas, says John Morris, sheriff of Reeves
county, got on big spree Tuesday night, and
used his pistol freely. An attempt was made TO
arrest him by Sergeant COPYRIGHT and three
other state rangers, when Morris opened fire on
them and killed C. 2. Nigh and seriously
wounded Sam Lane. The sergeant was then
shot three times and killed.
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ETHER AS A REMEDY FOR CHOLERA. "A
doctor at Granada, spain, who saved fourteen
out of fifteen patients I'm the second stage Of
cholera by administering an enema of ether,
has been authorized to apply the remedy In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

The National Association Of ex-U Union Prison
Philadelphia yesterday.
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ST. MARY's COUNTY, Nd, DEhocRATs.-The
democratic county convention of 1T. Mary's
county, Nd, met at LeoBardtown Tuesday and
adopted a resolution indorsing Hon. Is. q.
Harris for naval officer at Baltimore. A full
county ticket was nominated, including *. J.
Norris, for the house of delegates; j. Franz
Ford, for clerk; j. L. NJ. Raley, for register OF
wills, and j. Z. GreenweIl, for sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

1fik StPfLf Of
PEARS, PLUMS AND GRAPES WILL BE GOOD.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 20-The Netc
England Homestead publishes to-day reports
from over 1000 correspondents in the fruit
growing regions of New England, New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, and England. They
show that although this Is the "odd" or non
bearing year for apple trees, there will be no
scarcity OF that fruit. The reason OF this UNI
usual yield is, that 30 many orchards all over
thee astern states suffered from the heavy frosts
last year which caused them TO be-
come barren for that year. The
crop will tall little short OF 15 per cent of that
of an average bearing year, and is therefore
much larger than an average uon-bearing year
crop. There has been little damage rom cam
ker worms. 1t is too early for prices on winter
apples to be established, but i'm New England
and New York state 81 30 to 81. 50 per barrel
will probably be the ruling prices. There is "A
great abundance Of cider apples. Plums where
grown will be "a good crop. Pears average as per
cent of full crop and the quality oithc frui;
generally is good. Grapes in the east fall below
an average crop, but in quality make UP tor the
lack in quantity. Ounces, where grown, fall
below an average crop. Berries and cherries
were a great crop, the largest for years. a
cabiegram from Liverpool gives the condition
OF the English apple crop as good, but below the
early expectations. the fruit is falling. The
and as the fruit from the cholera infected dis.
tricts of Europe will he shut out, the prospects
for shipments from this country are very good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

The man Frantz, shot ON the 18th instant by
Detective Still, who was trying to arrest him,
died yesterday at Middletown. Pa
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The Contest with the Geme~ta-
THE FIRST OF THE TRIAL RACES 10 Rk SAILED

SANDY Hook ~. j.. August 2o.-The FIRST of
OF the American yachts shall contest with the
English cutter Genesta I'm the race for the
Americas cup Is set down for to-day. The con-
tesfants are: The Priscilla. Puritan, Oracle and
Bedouin The Priscilla and Oracle, which had
been anchored near the government dock here
early this morning, got under way shortly he
fore q O'Clock The Bedouin and Puri-
tan were then being towed down the hay. The
start is To be made nom the light.ship. 10
which point the Puritan, Oracle and Bedouln
were lowed, the Pricila going out under sal
the four racers being followed by the yacht
squadron. and the steamer Cygnus. which
brought out an immense party Of spectators.
The weather Is now-1 III 5am.-vcry bazy aud
only Zig Int breeze from the north-northwest ID
stirring.
SANDY Hook, y. T.. August %, noon--Tbe
yachts are becalmed in the thick haze OF Scot
land lightship nom where the start was 90
have been made. IL looks as ~ there Will be
no race to-day unless a breeze springs up.
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MADRID, August 20.-There were 4 100 new
cases Of cholera and 1.641 deaths from that dis
ease In Spain yesterday.
ToULoN, August 20.--There were three deaths
nom cholera IN this city yesterday.
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Is 1T A CASE OF SUICIDE9

THE VICTIMS PTTIFUL STORY TOLD TO BOARD
ING HOUSE KEEPER-HER HUSBAND KILLED
IN THE TUNNEL-SHE LEAVES CHILD NINE
MONTHS OLD.
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ENTICED AWAY BY CIRCUS MFN.-The fif-
teen-year old daughter OF Mrs. Mary Bautsch
was reported TO the police i'm Chicago yesterday
as missing. From some letters left by the girl,
the mother supposes that she was enticed away
by two circus men. Warrants have been ISSUED
for the arrest of the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

Mississippi Democratic ConventiOn.
Gov. Lowry and Lieut. Gov. Stands, OF Mis-
sissippi, were nominated bv the democratic
state convention yesterday. The administra-
ton was heartily endorsed, special reference
being made 10 the appointment to q cabinet
positon OF that iiiustriOus patriot, hOnOred and
beloved by Mississippi, Hon. L. @. G. Lamar"
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General Foreign News by Cable.

General Foreign News by Cable.
ADMIRAL CoURBEr's REMAINS.
PARIS, August 2O.-The government has or
dered Admiral Courbets remains To be landed
at Brest, instead OF at Toulon, owing to the
prevalence of cholera at the latter place Ex-
tenstve preparations had been made at Toulon
for the reception of the body.
NJ. RoTHAN'S EXPULSION FROM ALSACE-LoR
RAINE.
PARIS, August 2O.-M. Rothan, who was ex
PEELED from Alsace-Lorraine, declares that his
name was erased from the Patriotic league I'm
May. He says that the. Cessaan government
prosecuted socialist nhfsrhaTxof the rechstag
session. Ii is expected that the result will be "A
bill for the payment OF members. the expul-
sion of Russians from eastern Germany con-
tinues.
NJ. DE GIERs AND COUNT KALNoKY MEET
VIENNA, August 2O.-It is reported that Count
kalnoky and NJ. de GierS have faet at Ores
den. Herr Tisza, the Hungarian prime minis
ter, previous to his departure for Ostend, was
informed by Count kainolSy that no important
political questions would be discussed at kreIn.
sier.
PROBABLE VISIT OF THE CAR TO BERLIN.
BERLIN, August 20..Count Schuvaloff the
Russian ambassador, was about to go to ST.
Petersburg, when he was suddenly ordered Ia
remain here. This is supposed TO foreshadow a
visit of the car TO Emperor William.
MINISTER PHELPS UNwELL.
LONDON, August 2O.-Mr. Phelps, the Ameri-
can minister. who is suffering from cold and
slight attack of lumbage. is better this morn
ing. He will to-day 60 to the country with his
wife, and take a short rest from official duties.
JOHN RUsKrN STILL IMPROVING.
LONDON. August 2O.-The condition OF Mr.
John Ruskin continues to improve.
MEETING OF PARNELLITEs CALLED.
DUBLIN, August 2O.-Mr. Parpen has sum-
mOned the members OF the Irish parliamentary
party to meet in this city on the 21th instant.
The object of the meeting is to consider what
plan shall be adopted to advocate the cause of
the party in the approaching electoral CAM
paign.
ADMIRAL KENNEDY DEAD.
LONDON, August 20.-Admiral Kennedy, who
served in the civil war in America, is dead
ENGLAND COMPLAINS OF RoCHEFoRT
PARIS, August 2O.-The Intrdnsigennt, Henri
RochefOrts paper states that England has in
structed Lord Lyons, British ambassador to
France, to complain to n. De Freycinet. minister
for foreign Affairs of Rocheforts attempts TO
incte the Parisians against Lord LYONS In re-
prisal for the alleged execution by the British
in Eoypt of Olivier Pain.
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Rearrested o. Ne LETT the Prison.

CHICAGO. August 2O.-A detective arrived at
Joliet yesterday with q warrant and q reQuisi.
ton from the governor Of Indiana for the arrest
of an ex-convict named Martin Fox, alias
Wilson. Fox was arrested at the prison door
Immediately after his release from a one-year
term for burglary. He has been taken to Tip
ton. Ind, where he will be held for the murder
of John Nadlebrom in 1880.
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WINSTON n. C., August 2o.-Fire broke out
here this morning ut 12:30 O'Clock I'm the bar.
room of Alsop q Bro, on the west side of the
public square and quickly communicated to
the stores occupied by III. Rose, G. A. Winkler,
Jacob Tise. ]. Jacobs, Phelps a. Nogier aud
Newton Petree. All the buildings composing
half OF the block. were totally consumed. Loss
on buildings estimated at 81 900: insurance,
1000. On goods, 81 , 900: insurance, 50, 900.
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LUMBER SASH, Doors,
BLINDS FRAMES AND HARDwARE
WHITE PINE STOCK 1"><12"-1en.. per 1000 f.,
$3.50.
DRESSED OR ROUGH at same price.
VA. PINE BOARDS. Is #. per .OOOh,
S12.5O.
WHITE PINE DOORS. inch and a-half. all regular
sizes.
S1.O0.
GEORGIA PINE STEPPING. kiln dried, dressed.
$500.
NAILS, per keg,
ODD SIZE FRAME SASH DOORS, specially
LUMBER delivered any part of city free Of charge,
ESTIMATES furnished free OF charge
wILLET & LIBBEY.
au2O 9Th st. and n. Y. ave.
Dun CLOTHING
ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY
AT THE BOTTOM IN PRICE
NEVER INVEST YOUR MONEY IN CLOTHING
Men. Boys or Children until you have examined our
stock of Serses, Drap d Etc, Seersucker,
Cashmere and Flannel Suits.
Extra Long DRAP UETE and ALPACA Frock
and Sack Coats
White DUCK, ALPACA and DRAP DETE Vests
Travelling Driving Coats in Light and Dark
Shades-ALPACA, LINEN and DUCK.
SHIRTS, in White or Colored, Ready-msde or to
Order.
NECKWEAR I'm all Fashionable Shapes Colors.
Underwear, Gloves, Suspenders, Collars. Cuffs. &c
&c
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Iy25 625 Pennsylvania Avenue
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Murdered anA Thrown Into the River.
HUNTERS POINT, +. L, August 2O.-The body
Of q female infant with its throat cut was found
in q creek at Astoria early this morning It is
supposed that the child was killed and thrown
into the East Rivef and was wsshed up by the
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SsPECIAL LOT OF BOOKS SLIGHTLY DAM
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RANGE OF THE THEEMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
3 am. 67.2: Z am. 66.7: IL am, 75.6; pm
S1.2; maximum. 81. .; minimum, 65.4.
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morning the body of a man with his brains
knocked out was found the track of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
posed that the man was struck by a train
during the'night. 1t was identified as the body
of an Englishman formerly employed in the
neighborhood.
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GEORGE MCCAULEy Nor DEAD.-A report
that reached this city OF the death of George
McCauley, the well known thief and burglar
now in the Albany penitentiary doing a Ave
years sentence for burglary at the store of
Andrew Archer, on AZ street. is unfounded A
dispatch from the institution states che is at
work every day."
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The Coast SurVey InVeSt1ENfiOn.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
In your issue Of 9Th instant you give what
purpOrts to be an extract from my testimony
before the committee investigating the coast
and geodetic survey. In relation to DIR. Craig S
trip to England and the continent there occurs
the sentence: ain fact, he had just been mar
ried, and ii seemed to have been q bridal tour I"
II this sentence occurs in my affidavit / will
have it stricken out. A reference to the records
this city about year before sailing for Europe.
ALEXANDER 8. CHRISTIE
Washington, August 20. 1885,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-12-25
A Horse Thief In The Toll,


Wednesday morning young man,
evidently about twenty five years of
age, was brought before Judge McCand-
less, on charge of horse stealing. He
confessed to having stolen horse and
saddle, while being examined and bail
was fixed at $500, in default of which
he was retained in custody by the sher-
if, who takes him around town to wear
off the mOnOtony of an oft repeated
game of seven up.
John Lee is the name he gave, and he
was captured in Kingman county by
the noted Indian scout, VIM. Lindsey,
of this city. He was brought here on
the suppositiOn of being one of an or
gained gang who are operating from
Missouri to the Territory of New Mex
leo, stealing livestock of all kinds and
changing the brands, then passing it
from the west to be sold in the east.
Sheriff Nelson, with the prisoner in
charge came into the INDEX office, and
the prisoner produced some manuscript
which he proceeded to read, in school
boy style, and said he composed it and
wanted it published as an evidence of
his literary ability. Thepiece was writ
ten by Allen McCanless, long ago, and
his claim to its authorship proves him
to be bold literary pirate. He Lext
offered an article written by himself,
giving an account of his operations in
the Indian Territory and his hot pursuit
and successful capture by Lindsey.
The fellow gave the impression that he
might be cranky"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-12-25

A sad case Of insanity, in the person
of a young girl named Bishop, was taken
to the asylum at Topeka, to-day. The
disease is called bromism, brought on
by an overdose of bromide of potassium,
and caused the victim to utter the most
horrible shrieks, at the same time max
ing an upward motion with the hands.
The Bishop family reside on Elm creek
near Elm Mills. and have not been here
long. Three weeks ago a commission
was held on the girl, but the conclusion
arrived at was that the disease would
voluntarily disappear; but it did not
and she was therefore taken to the asy-
lum for treatment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-12-25
Don't Get Angry.

AS matter of business, it sometimes
becomes necessary for a newspaper man
to notify subscribers of their delinquent
cy, but because he duns you is no reason
why you should become angry. A dun
is not an impeachment of a subscribers
honesty; it is simply an Out-cropping of
the publishers necessities. For ms
lance, thousand men owe a man from
one to four dollars each. He has to dun
them all to get money enough to pay his
expenses. Instead of getting mad and
quitting the paper because the publisher
asks him for his honest dues, the sub
scriber should thank the editor for wait
ing on him so patiently, and pay him
like a man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-12-25
Millinery and nressmakinr-

Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Morse have
entered into partnership and opened
a millinery and dressmaking establish
ment in the Kaufman building, oppo-
site the Sheldon store, and are prepared
to cut, fit and make dresses, fashion and
trim hats and bonnets in the highest
style of the art and on short notice.
Mrs. Sheldon desires i'm this manner to
return her thanks to her old patrons for
their liberal patronage and to ask them
and the public generally to call and ex-
anime the new stock. They have an
elegant line of hair goods, also, that is
well worth looking at. %