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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-11
IA THh

DoERR In this city, on the 9th inst, John
Dotrr, sr., In the $50 year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. al 40
Teu onia Lodge, No lsS X. of p, Hebel odge
\ o. 59J /. q. O. p, Red JACKET Tribe No a. l. O.
K. NJ, ana the Lancaster Mennerchor are re
spoctfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. 81 West King street.
on Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. lntorment
at lions cemetery.
puLER In New Holland, on the 9th inst. Mar
garct A, widow of the late solomon DIlleT in
the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specially Invited 10 attend the ineral from
her late residence, on sunday mo ling at 10 20
o'clock lnteTment at Lutheran cemetery.
std
WOLFERs RERG sR. I'm this ., 8, on the 9Th inst .
Mrs. Barbara Wolfersber s.r, IN the Is h year OF
her age.
The relatives and ends of the family are re-
speCtfully invit" 10 attend the funeral. from
her late resideAce, No. Is East Frederick street
on sunday afternoon at o'clocs. interment al
Lancaster Genet 'rv. dlN.td
CARTKSTER.-1h bis morning, at his residence in
North Duke street. James I. Carpenter, In the
b!th year OF his age,
Funeral on Tuesday morning next Inter.
ment private. q.
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Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p.
New York Market

NEW YoRK, Dec. ll.-Flour market steady :
fihe, 8! pg! 20; superfne, a. S383 10 =:
to choice eH IRA western, q 4G5l,.
"heAt-So. BED State. exc No DO
PC No. Red Winter, Dec, 50 C Jan. sg11c
Ecb ,9lSc.
C9rn-So. ? mixed cssh, &c do Dec .sy.c :;
do jan, slLC. ~
,Oats-So. White State, iOc No do SC
Dec sac.
Rye duu Western, 5ss56c State, ,5HGSao
Barley nominal
POrE stronger; new mess, oil s2Sdl'
Lard-Dec. O. 43 Jan, o. Is NAV, h3
Mo4Asses steady good to pr me, 5000
TuTpentine steady at 95c.
kosin dull strained to good, g7S0sl OJ
Petroleum dull; Refined. IN cases, SIC
+Teights dull grain TO Liverpool 6L<c
state 2792sC. s
tory, lO6l23IC ''>
Eggs steady; state 2sa27o; Western, 2sA2sc.
Sugar Erm; Refined Cutloat 81 E9.I-,
GTnuulated, ll-lsc.
Talow steady Prime City, nc
COnee MN fair cargOes, l2[%C.
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New York Staraa

Ne" YORK. Dec. II, l.5O p. m.-Money easy at
"a per cent; Exchange dull; postal rates,
O. iGi AZ; government steady Currency s's
q !ies BID as Coup, d 295I bid ths do q lOss
bid.
The stock market this morning onened
moderately active ana fractionslly lower, but
th"oealings were without special feature OF in
lere7t up TO the rrst call After THAT time tbel
vas limited buying, and prices advanced 4 10
"a per C'Al by Il O'Clock. After that time a sell
Ing OF ths enu.e list was commenced snd has
continued without interruption up to the pres
ent writing. i
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO, Dec. II, 80 a. N market opened
"nea,-Dec; 77ssc; Jan, 7stc; Feb.
May, 43Ac. ~
Oats-6ec., $50 Jan, gs)sc: May. size
May. ti7S " ~
Nav. O. 45.
Eibs-Jan., 8 s1S FEB. IS 70 May, 8 77S
"hest-Dec, sc; Jan, 7s'sc; Feb,
May, 4}1sc. ~
,oats-bec, !s}.c, Jan, :e.ci May, so'.c.,
March, Sic.
,forE-Dsc., uos5, Jan, sllIs; Feb, su.5S
Lsrd1DeG, IS ok; Jan. p IS; Feb,
short Kibs-Jan., Is 50 Feb, IS IS March,
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MARh ETs.
Philsdelphis Produce Market

PHILApELFHIA, Dec. u-Elour market slow I,
sales, sale so2 barrels Minnesota Bakers, q sS1i 60
- @Gi 50; Patents, q seas Is
kye -four, g. Is
W heat = Dec, Sc Jan, sac Feb, ggL.o
-Corn-Dec., i6c Jan, Is &c FEB &c; March,
Gats-Dec.. S1.c: Jan, Sc; Feb. s-ac..
March, Sc. ->''
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

SPECIAL TO THE LADIES.
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NEW ADEERTLSEMENTs


pAKING POWDER
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SENTENCES IMPOSED.

Frank Boyd, who pleaded guilty to stealing
6,iOo cigars from the Ephrata station and was
convicted of stealing two horses, was SEN
tenceed to undergo an imprisonment in the
Eastern penitentary for the period of three
years and three months.
John Patton, who was convicted on four
charges OF larceny and one of felOnious entry
was sentenced TO undergo an imprisonment
in the Lancaster county jail for two years
and hall.
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NEW ADrERTISEMsNTS

NOR SALE.
- The connections, substantially built Two
story BRICK HOUSE, No. ill East Orange
street Price, o. 10. One thousand dollars can
remain for many years at nve per cent. inter
esL For further particulars apply to
JACOB LOEB,
uOy@lmdh No. a. West Orange St
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Judge Patterson delivered opinions in Il G
following cases to-day:
Commonwealth VS.. w. 3. Hayes convicted
Of false pretense, rule for new trial. Rule
denied and new trial refused.
In the Salisbury township road case the
exceptions to the report of reviewers was
overruled and the report confirmed.
In the suit OF ID. NJ. Bufienmoyer VS.
Isabella Hacker, the service OF the summons
by the sheriff was set aside on account OF in
iormality.
JENNIE CoYLE BEFORE THE COURT.
Jennie Coyle, who was also defaulting
witness In the COPELAND cases, was brought
before the court on process on Friday even
ing. She was reprimanded for falling TO at.
tend court after she had been duIy sinh
p9naed and fined SIS and costs, The pensIty
was paid and Jennie was released from Gus
tody,
APPoISTED CONSTABLE.
David Ford was appointed constable OF
Mannheim township to I'LL the vacancy caused
ny me resignation of s. S. Geist who was
cons'aoie OIL that township for many years.
CURRENT BUSINESS,
In The suit OF Adam b. Rear vs Iay
rence's administrator, a rule,wss allowed ~
show cause why new trial should not be
granted. ~
ADDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS
Additional exception have been filed To
the auditors report In the estate of Amos
Henderson, deceased, by s. II. Reynolds and
ID, G. Eshlemen.
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VIEW ADVFRTESEMENTS
JACOB +. SHEAFFER'S
PURE RYE WHISKY,

c1 600 REWARD.
Cl .ooo For any case OF Kidney Trou-
bies, Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical
Weakness that BOTANIC NERVE BlTIERS
fails to cure. sold by druggiats, - cents.
HERB MED. co,
No. Is y. nth ~ Phila Pa
sS- Circulars free n0-Z3-lvtodSw
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pOslTIvE PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE.
IL IAStaSrEr T,r.s.-

- LANCASTER CCCSrv 81. ~. F}Nk.
Ir,trL. .. cd. L>'r
The annual election tor dirrc'..- ... dis nark
wi. Ue held at the banktry tr..zr na II. =.
DAY, AN UARl II, lSS- gg.pr,.. l.,. .rur, Of
Il 3. IL and y. IN
lhe annual meeting OF the s'o-klo.lrrs will.
De he4d al the same place, on the saguo DAY d. !.
q clock a m IN EaFN EN,N
deculs,2o&jsIl. 80 t.-.,o.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Notes from Rock willie.

BIG HAY CRoP-sALE OF NEwsPAPER-
THE NEW MARRIAGE LAW.
Correspondence OF The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, July I'd.
The cornfelds Of the county look most PROM
ising Hay harvest is at its height and the crop
Is heavy. Producers who last season refused
SIS per ton are now delivering 1t at SO and $40.
The tax rate for Montgomery county, includ-
ing the state tax, is S1.OS on the S1OO, an in
crease Of three cents above that of preceding
years.
The commissioners have awarded to Mr.. VIM.
hansen the contract tor the work of grading
and improving Judiciary park, surrounding the
court house. TIE iron fence and wall will he
removed and the same made level with Mont
Examiner s. r. White on Thursday examined
about forty applicants for teachers certificates.
has sold to Mr. w. j. Graham, Of the T Prex5vte,
rion Observer, the Rockville Independent. The
name of the paper Is now the Maryland hide
Mr.. Lee Clagett, popular teacher of Crack lin
district, this county, died Thursday, aged
Mr.. r. H. Stokes. teller OF the Rockville Ma
t,on1i thn, @ Bank has been promoted 70 cashier OF
The new state marriage law. VIII .ch went into
effect July 1st, shows noticeable changes In the
manner or Issuing the licenses, and holds the
court clerk and the person TO whom the license
Is issued wholly responsible for the eligibility
OF the parties for whom the license is granted
1t requires that the clerk shall examine upon
oath, the person applying for the license to as
certain the full name of parties, place Of resi-
dence. ages, color, married or SINGLE whether
related or not, and ii SO what degree of relation-
SNIP No license can be issued unless the male
be above twenty-One and the female above six
teen Years OF age. The minister of the Gospel.
according to this law, can marry the parties
named on the license without question but for
marrying without such license he shall, on CON
viction, be fined not lees than 500 nor more
than $500. A certified copy OF the record of
marriage license and certificate under the seal
OF the court and signed by the clerk, shall be
received In all the courts of Maryland AS evil
dence OF the marriage between the parties. The
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Political Notes.

GEN. GORDON WILL Bk NoMINATED, ETC.
dispatch from Atlanta last night Says: To-
days vote practically ends one of the most re-
markable political campaigns ever known I'm
Georgia. of the twenIy-oue counties which
acted to-day thirteen have been heard from up
To This hour, and all send Gordon Delegates.
These increase the instructed vote Tor Gordon Ia
1Ss, twelve votes more than a majority OF the
whole gubernatorial convention. Gen. Gordon,
ii Il not improbable, viii be nominated without
opposition On the first ballot.
Hon. Frank Hurd vino viii leave Toledo, o.,
to-day ior Washington on legal business, WAS
asked II he would run Tor Cong ress d the nomi-
nation was rendered him, and said: II might
accept the nominatIon if it was rendered me
unanimously, and L may run IL IL IL Jeudered.
Ii do il VIII be the hardest fight Of my life"
The republican convention Of the sixth iii
noi> district re-nominated Hon Robert A. Hiu
for Congress.
Jonn A. Donnell, OF Sigourney, has been
nominated for Congress 10y the republicans "
the sixth Iowa district.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Pfttsburg's Natural Sewers.
ANOTHER NATURAL WONDER ADDED TO HER
AIREAnv NOT n IIST

ALREADY NOTABLE LIST.
In addition to natural gas and other modern
wonders Pittsburg has had another added to
her list in the way Of natural sewers. The
hills around the city are honeycombed with
abandoned coal pits. There are miles and
miles OF Old entries and thousands upon thous-
anus OF worked out rooms under the hills
The black wealth was turned out years ago.
and now big holes along the bluff sides mark
the entrances TO the cAtacOmbS The houses on
Mount Washington, the thirty-sec0nd ward.
are built on the crust OF earth above these tun.
nels. There is no system of drainage up there
tor population Oi seven or eight thousand peo-
pie. Recently they found q way out OF the DIFF
tculty.
An Oil well driller who went broke at drilling
In Washington county came back to town. He
had q brilliant idea. He struck = bargain with
y resident named Mccormick, and In q few
days the drill was clicking merrily in his back
yard, and . week later all the refuse, sewerage.
and waste water OF the neighbOrhOod went
pouring through q six inch we'll into an old coal
mine sixty Ieet beneath. The perpendicular
sewer scheme since then Is taking, and where
one man cannot afford 10 drill y well several
neigh6ors bear the expense and share the
benefit.
Fears have arisen that this will create q pes
thence In years 10 come; that, as there is out
let. the coal pits Will become 1iled with the
Nth OF the city, and through the natural open
ings and nssures in the everything rocks vapOrs
and gases will carry death aud disease abroad,
As yet The board of health has taken no action
with respect 70 the syxtem.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been fled as follows: A. A,
Lipseomb to I; +; Cobb, sub 81, Browns home
"a and 20, SO. 279; $500 D.B. Croft to Charlotte
4. Martin M ct a suo lot 76, SO, 271; SO 9OO f.
G: B. Pearson to w. schuIze. pt sub rs. 50. 2S6:
$4,000. Henry Lyon to J. F. keenan,, sub II,
So 1873; $4,000. Mary J. Landic to ]. F. Kee..
Dorsey CIagett, The Highlands, 1Os.s7 acres: s.
S32, 600 n. X. Crenshaw to Alice GinnaIy.
sub 90, SO. 100; S2,sOO A. Jardin to Mabel
s35 900 Jane Y: Cisseli 70 C. Wilmer, Vii me- T kesnr sur
vey Of Peters Mill Seat; "a 900 u. L. Morrison
F. g. Lawrence to Caroline T. Bancroft. in trust.
lot II, so. $50; IA and Is, So 1O45; 8 to 49, So
10ai 1897: ana T. So So: 1913 and and 2, So S. of
724; $4,000. II. G. Dulaney to Fannie b. Ash,
lots lS and 90 SO: 81; $4,000. Clarice E. Jir-
dinston. to + F; Riggs, pit. "a, SO. 1o5; $1,000.
Florence Q. kimball to Anna A. farOeil pi. 20.
| SO. 70; $12,OOO. b. H. Warder TO ]. Mills
to James strapp, lot 4, So. :si3; 1880. b. f.
". Towson to +. BiSseis, $: y 4, So 3d. 81 400.
! 3: vi. Miner to W. a: M9Isel!, lot z. Dix: !,
DO; $40. Same 70 A. L. Morsell. lot 8, do; Az.
". C. Lewis to Lo. Howard ct al, LOT "a, Lanier
HPeigh!s; i $500 30 H. w w. Ca cameron ct al ,oJ
N, so. II; suu 5. SO. 166; pts. and 2, 50. n. OF
s51 and other to same same prqpe5ty; sl2ooo
Res lis. +. G. Palmer to W. Ii. Os Ostrander' D'
SUI lot SO. SO. 945; S1.45O. J. H. Downey TO s.
IHin0fs M sS at Annie g. & Tssma:s 1ss; :Ssi iot "
Blk. AZ, University PARK; % SEES. t
Moses Stewart to q. NJ: Myers, sub 2s, So SO /;
| 50. 217: SIT ,673.94. Laura E. Jones 70 w. Ii.
Henning, sub 25, SO. s43; S5,O 900. E.A. Keyser
TO T. NJ. Crocker. io.s 4, 8 anu q, 50. lila; 100.
to same, parts II, II and il, 50. 729: 81; % and
psPs IL 1.1;s 1s aaa aa L. sa ao 6Srsxn .
l3 and IA, do; s.. r. W. Laurie to oJ Jonn N
Main to Il. Connerly, part Murdoch farm;
$4,000. Z. A. McEuen TO Kate W. b. DEAN
Ia and Is, biks: 1: z 2s and 2s. bik. 5, 2 BLK. 3
man to b. II. Nicholl, lot q ana 3. blk. 81, ,Coum-
bia Heights; -, D. L. Morr. son to John S.
Phobe A. sipperly, sub 81, DO; $500. j. Ii. h.
Brewer to Emily +. Dexter, sub 8 and 8. so. 9s:
$4,000. II: Z. Davis tn AdeIins Cheatham, pt.
+. freeman TO Mary II. Myers, ies d, blk. 81.
Columbia Heights; s9,sO3.47 Il. Il. Colds.
soToHss ;sssa,n tq Ira nn Gordon Pt So sas $500
Crosmon, sub III, 50. 1s1; y6,O50. ". F.
$6,U5O. A. Shaw to Jane Lynch, pts. = ana 5
80. $780, $500. w. McKenney 70 +. K. John.
r 50 u SEQ sSa3 aa Head Ct =
tdo.j j. S. Croker 70 b. L. Morrison. SUB oH lot
s. s. M ana g. socs ! ssS asasS 4 ks
jr., to D. Rittenhouse, subs "a aud rs, So i76
lots 367 to S6l, Uniontown; 5000. A. Gusdorf
70 Fanny K: Reardon, pit 8, "a: AT; $500. l.
lO2S; 4, 8, IS ana IA, SO. 1850; 4, 8, Z, Sand 8
%. 1853; IL and 13. 50. 1867; TO 10, 50
1852; to and 10 and 20, SO. 1904; TO Il
x25, ,s58.6O. =: Cross 70 &. W. King, sub Ia, so
1O6O; xS25. W. d. Allen TO d. w. Brown, loti
Louise Lowell, sub. lot 5, so. 160; $1,000. Te
resa solomon TO Mary 3. Page, pts. 46 and a
"a. 467; $3.50. Mary z. Page to Teresa Solo
TO James X. Jones, sub. lot "a. %. 86s; $4,000
Evening star., 1886-07-07

YORK PoLICE.-The general executive board of
the Knights ot Labor will demand OF Superin-
tendent Murray AL explanation of Police Cap
tain McCullaghs course in insisting upon Tue
presence OF police at the conference OF the board
with local knights of Labor in New York last
week. Mr.. Powderly Indignantly denies that
Knights of Labor are anarchists or commun-
lists, charged by Captain McCullagn. and
adds that he considers the police interference
with their meeting an insult to the working
men OF the United states which must be GIFTED
at once. The New York World says: "Police
Captain McCullagh is under the impression
now that his men exceeded their authority
when they broke up the private meeting OF the
Knights OF Labor"
Evening star., 1886-07-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE LIBRARY SITE.
Che Awards OF the Jury and the Prices
Ask ed by the Owners.

AS stated in The STAR many of the property
holders In the three squares on Capitol Hill ap-
praised for condemnation by the library site
jury have appealed from the awards of the
jury. Before the jury was summoned the lib
rary commission obtained from most Of the
property owners statements of the prices they
asked for their property. The following table
SHOWS the amounts asked by the owners in the
various squares, together with the sums
awarded by the jury. In cases where blanks
occur no offer was made:
700
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Will Not Receive secret Messages for
Russia.

DALLAS, TEXAS, July Manager Baker, OF
the Western Union Telegraph Office in this
city, has received instructions TO receive no
more telegrams written in secret languages
tor Russia and the Turkish island. Tho
same instructions have been sent O All Western
Union offices in Texas, and probably out Of the
state. The instructions were accompanied by
no reason or explanation, but there many
Russians living along the liue of tie Texas and
Pacific railroad in the west, the inference h that
The presence of nihliists Ii suspected In the
Try, and H. Is thought eNpedieut la preclude the
possibility of secret teiegrapnic cUmnuuIca-
tions between them and tneIr friends I'm Eurole
Evening star., 1886-07-07

Seventy persons were poisoned by eating Ice
cream at q picnic near Coulteryvtlle, IL, and
four OF the victims have died.
The body Of Mrs. Emily Goldman, vile Of @.
w. Goldman, q retired New York merchant was
incineraIed at the Mount Ohvet cemetery,
Long Island, yesterday.
Dr.. ]. keenan,, OF Latrobe, Pa, and formerly
OF Somerset, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head ~ the Parker House
In LAtrObe.
A desperate named King, while drunk,
boarded Cincinnati southern freight train
bic manner, Edward Peltcn, the conductor.
News has Just reached Jacksonville, Fla, Of q
terrible gale ~ Apalochicoia on Wednesday,
June 80, by which many hOuoo0 were blown
down aud six lives lost
An unsuooessful attempt at combination haa
caused the failure OF the Penusyivania Tack
company, and CAp3 G. r. Weaver, treasurer 0l
the concern. The headQuarsen a tA0 company
are At NorristOwn, Pa
Evening star., 1886-07-07
Sullivan Very Drunk.
From the New York Sun, To-day.

From the New YORK Sun, TO-dAy.
John l. Sullivan had one Of his Boston
drunks last night. About O'Clock the saloon
at 59th street and 7th avenue was full OF people
taking in the show. The champion was sur
rounded by his friends. There was Billy Ben.
nett, his partner In the saloon business; Nike
Coburn, Tom Kelly, bartender in MciSdwon's
saloon, Boston, aud two or three otuer sporting
men. Sullivan was Iull Of talk. he could wipe
out the whole hghting fraternity, he said, ana
he wanted everybody 70 know It. Bractng
himself in front of the bar he tried TO kick the
top Of it. He lost his balance and was on his
way 70 the floor when his friends helped him
to his ieet. Then he wanted to treat every body,
and forgetting that he was Ia hrs own saloon
pulled out big roll Of bills Tom Kelly put
out his hand and took charge OF the champion d
Sullivan began TO talk again. He could rrst
pulverize Mitcneil, he said, aud was spelling 10
get chance at him. "Al you boys know that
I'm champion, don't you know u, boys?" he
plaintively asked. All agreed that they knew
It. and then more whisky was drank.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucsoneera
TRUSTEEa sALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND STREETS
~ VIZ 40 >sA~>S~S -

By virtue of deed OF trust Left for record with eh
the Recorder Of Deeds of the District Of Column
bia ON the SOth day Of June 1856 will SELL on e:8
TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF CLI
OF the premises Ali that piece parcel OF ground and
premises In the city OF Washington. u. G.. known II,
square l52 the same being the twostOry pressed
brlck-frOt residence at the northeast 18th
and streets Northwest. the said being 20 feet
inches In mont by 81 feet inches TO alley, and being
three squares northe asst of Dupont circle.
Terms: One half cash; balance to remain in prop
erty a. six per cent interest; all cash, option
pur chaser deposit of $lOO required time sale
Terms 10 be complied with in ten days, otherwise
sale at risk and cost OF the deaGting purchaser
Washington. u. T. Conveysncing, &c, at purchaser;
Gust
y6-d&ds HARVEY s. DURNALL, Trustee
Evening star., 1886-07-07

NEW JERSEY DYNAMrTERs.-Th arrest oC
four men employed by the singer Sewing Ma
chine company, at Elizabeth, y. j., Tor stealing
shuttles has ied 10 the discovery Of Quan Titles
OF dynamite and arms In the houses Of twoof The
men. A mum Ter Of shutties ana quantity q
dynamite were found buried under the house
were found In another house. The explosives,
weapons and stolen property were connscated
by the police. 1t u said that the names Of Q
number OF anarchists are on this pay rolls q
the singer company.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

The German council has decided to expel
ffom the country all foreign anarchist work
men who assisted In the strikes 1t Zurich.
Eight French torpedo boats have been lost
during recent storms on the Atlantic.
George Parker, c0lored, was lynched At Pearl
ington, Miss., for criminally assaultinG white
lady.
A conference Of Massachusetts, republicans II
called In Boston next Monday 70 discuss the a.
utude Of the party on the temperance question.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

THE NEW NoRDENFELDr SUcCEssFUL.-The
trials OF the new NOrdenfeldt gun and carriage
yesterday at hartford, England, were entirely
successful. The trials were witnessed by q
brilliant assemblage. including the Duke Of
Cambridge, commander-in-chief, and General
Lord WOiseley. A number of prominent Amer.
wick. naval attache Of the American Legation
at London.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS SKNT TO
IRELAND IN TEN DAYS.-Re.. DR.. O'Reilly
cabled three thousand pounds additional to
the trustees of the Parliamentary Fund IN Lon
don. This makes twenty thousand pounds, or
one hundred thousand dollars, remitted by the
League within the last ten days.
Evening star., 1886-07-07

DIED 10 SAVE Two BELLIGERENr FooLA.-
About o'clock last evening = train The
Pennsylvania railroad wss approaching Engls-
gardless o. their danger. As the train nearod
them one OF the bystanderz, whose name b nm
known, rushed In and succeeded In pulling The
c0snbatauts from the track, but was himself
struck by the engine and 20 badly injnred that
he died shortly sfter his Admission 20 the hos-
NIT fAl
Evening star., 1886-07-07

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
was made very angry by a letter In last
saturdays STAR, and 1, for one, will not have
my trees rid OF caterpillars "upon receipt of an
official notice." II the laws and police of the
country will not protect the einsectivorous birds,
then, say, let them rid the trees of caterpillars
themselves, or rather let the government at
tend to it.
There are numerous facts regarding the
slaughter OF our insect-eating and song birds
In q pamphlet called Bulletin No. l, of the
American OrnithOlogist union, which, 1 sup
pose IL Is useless TO send to any editor, as 1t
would only find Its way to the waste basket.
s. w,
Evening star., 1886-07-07

superstitious subscriber, who found spider
In copy of his paper, wants to know II 1t is
considered a bad omen. Nothing Of the kind.
The spider was merely looking over the col
umns OF the paper to see what merchant
was not advertising, SO that IL could spin its
Gazette.
Evening star., 1886-07-07
= A Family with Four Pairs Of Twins.

MATrooN, III, July "A family worthy Il
general note has just arrived from Canada
Salattuel Burke is "A handsome Canadian farm
er. fully six feet tail, robust and healthy His
wife is "A happy-looSing woman, aged 36 years.
They We're married thirteen years ago aud
their family now consists ot hour pairs oI twins
and a single baby. The first pair al TWINS
boys, aged IL, next girls, aged -, heAt boys,
aged ., and the fourth pair girls, aged wears.
Nh. Burke started from Canada come To
Neoga. H., near which town his vile Ialner, ~
farmer, lives.