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RAILROADS.
BALriAoEE AND ONO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY 3Oth, 1885, unit
further notice.

oCueuule III effect SUNDAY MAY s$Oth. 1885. until
further notice.
f0r Chcaso 1000 am and 1910 p N. daily. The
and Chicago arriving in Pittsburgh at 1855 pm Chi.
cage next morning al 800 No extra fare IS charged
tor CINCINNATI Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
p N and 1910 p M. with through coaches and Pal
ace Sleeping Cars 10 above points, without change;
33U p ~ Is fast limited train Cincinnati and 81
st LOUIS $40 pm No extra fare is charged on this
train for fast time.
For Pittsburgh at 1000 and $50 pm. daily to
Pittsburgh. Cleveland and Detroit. Monarch Par
loE Fan and Sc ,;s,e Ping Cars 10 Pit1sPurgh
Saturday: Sleeping Natural Brdge Station only
EXCEPT FT sTnasy and m anlo daily
$40 sS 4ao 5:lo sio s i SIS sna e 1sn
I:25, 100 $40 34o. $40. GO 7:o , t s:2s
For Shenandoah si Valley Railroad and points South
Mashingi,n to New Orleans; $50 p. m Sleeper to
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 43O pm,
on sunday $40 Am; 4:4Op.m;
ana o go $40 90 s,n,l l2l9 4A9 100
tan branch 6:45 a. M daily except snnda, and Sal
G poy sAsr1 aua 5 for ps as
on sunday stops at all stations For Gathersburg aud
aa sunday 'G fredelek sao
4:4o pm. daily, except sunday.
For HagerstOwn 1000 h. d. and OBI D. m dafly ex.
cept sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, $40, 7:2O g. m.
l:i0. $50 ana 1880 pm Little EOck EXPRESS
FROM Annapolis $50 am, and / go and 5:25 o. H.
Sunday, 1879 am, 6:51 pm
From Harptrs Ferry and Valley Railroad 7:2O q
M dai'y and 5;',' D. I'm. daily. except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points S:25 a M
and S:lo pm daily, except Sunday
- Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50, 10 300, 300 and 1870 m, 1915 2:3O g. 4
40 D. $50 40 and 100 pm: sundays, 6 30
80. BOO and 300 am 1880 2:3O ago. 500, $50
.:46, and lao pm.
All trains irGm ashingtOn stop at Relay Station
except l:l5 3:l5 and GAO pm.
For further information apply at the baltimore nd
ONO Ticket Characterization Station, $40 and
1901 pennsylvania avenue, corner Of l4th street
where Orders Will be taken baggage to be chez ed
and received al any point i'll the city.
Ii. DURHAM. G. IOPD
Gen Manager. Baltimore. Tjy17l g. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

1t is understood that Senator Payne has de-
cided to say Il. nrds upon his case before
the vote Is taken,
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LORD-CHIPP. Al St John church Wsshinesoa
%. g, July AID lsS6. CHARLES Il Lord 10 Ntsc
MAY BELLE CHlPP.
,MGkiNNEr.BoLGER On Thursday, July "a,
lsS0, Nj. Z. MCklNNEYto ANNIE a BOIGkR
Matthew'S church. No csrds.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
FUNERALs.-The funerals OF two highly es-
teemed Old ladies took place here tins after
noon, Mrs. Robert Z. Young, the mother of the
was buried from 212 King street. and Mrs
Philip Rockford, from Spring Park, on the
western edge Of the city. A number OF w asll-
ingtonians attended both funerals.
POLICE REP0Rr.-Ihe prisoners at the sta
ton house are William Wood, Wesley Wood
Ford, who engaged Ia free fight last night.
Ed Soper has been lined % for disorderly con-
duct
NOTES.-The Columbus street PAYERS have re-
sumed work without an Increase of pay.-Mr.
w. 5. Moore found his stolen skif yesterday at
the fertilizer yard in Alexandria county, where
1t had been lett by stranger.-Ine gas com.
mittee is considering u proposal Tor gas light
on Fayette ana Queen streets, one block north
of the Alexandria aud W aShlngtOn depot A
store keeper has kept an Oil lamp ut that inter-
section for some time.-It is probable that the
price OF gas will be decreased this faII-Unless
The Bell company interteres the up-country
telephone will be in operation here next week
The office will be at the drug store OF DIR. James
EntWiSle on King STREET.-THE steamer Vir-
ginia has resumed her ferry trips to the lower
end OF the District OF Columbia, and the repairs
10 the City OF Alexandria having been COM
pleted both Washington ferry boats are now
andria county court will open its July term
with jury next Monday.-A 2OX1OO feet lot
Oh Oronoco and Payne streets has been sold TO
Peter Z. Hull, At $500, ny 4. Francis.-Two
women from W Washington came here yesterday
afternoon peddliny soaps, DC. Reports Of their
that they be sent out OF the city.-Mr. VIM.
Barlle, who has been sick for some time, aud
Wm J. HOarsnlan, formerly dealer In the city
market, died here this morning.
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REPRESENTATIVE GIBSON REPORTS THE DE-
MOCRACY OF THAT STATE AS GETTING OVER
THEIR Discomfort.
Representative Eustace Gibson has Just re-
turned from his district, where he has been
looking after things. "West Virginia. he said,
"is getting in better shape. There has been
considerable discomfort among democrats
there, but 1t is wearing away, and affairs are
getting better face on them. The democrats
are coming to the front again and taking an
active interest in affairs. / think there is no
Wilson, Sny der and my self, and since Mr.. Coli
has declined To run, l think we can send DEM
ocrat in his place. II would be hard to beat
Goff, but think democrat can get more votes
than any man the republicans can nominate ia
his place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

FoUR-YEAR-oLD MURpERER.-On Monday
last, Richard the four-y ear-oid son OF Captain
Simeon Tufts, Of Long Beach. NIB, deliberaisly
threw the ten-mouths-old child of Enos serat
on bridge into "A running brook, where the
little fellow was droyned
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The CallfOrpiA Senatorshtp MIDDLE.
THE LEGISLATURES MUST Eject At ITS NEXT
SESSION Oh THE SEAT now TILLEn Ry MA
HEARST WILL BE VACANT.
The question Of the California legislature
now In session, eleoting . Senator to I'LL out
the remaining portion OF the term for which
the late Senator Miller was elected (the seat
at present being held by Mr.. Hearsp has been
one of no little interest here, especially among
Pacific coast people. Besides, the narrow re-
publican majority naturally rsnders the Ques-
ton OF . single seat of general political in
terest. A telegram was received here last night
stating that the legislature would not touch
the senatorial question. 1t Is said that Gov.
stoneman was urged by republicans 70 con-
Vene the legislature In special session for the
purpose OF settling some question OF state In
terest, it being agreed by the republicans that
they would not elect Senator.
But the law steps In t0 dispose OF the seat de-
spite any promise made. Ii the legislature shall
adjourn without electing Senator then not
seat must remain vacant until the meeting of
the next legislature. The power of the governor
to appoint ad interim terminates with the
meeting of the legislature. Senator Hearst
cannot hold under his original appointment
nor can the governor reapPoint.
Senator Edmunds says this question has been
about it. Under the law il is the duty of the legis
lature at its first session after the occurrence OF
vacancy TO elect and II 1t fails TO perform this
duty there is no ipoWer to I'LL the vacancy I'M
TIL the succeeding session Of the legislature
Hence. should the Legislature omit to elect there
Will be but one senator from California until
the legislature to be chosen next tall shall or
ganize and elect.
Senator Stanford yesterday received q tele-
gram from y democratic source intimating that
"a Senator would not be elected, but the infor-
nation is not regarded authoritative. In
connection with the seat, in the event the legis-
lature rails to elect, the almost universal con-
struction of the law Is that there would be no
power to NIL the vacancy except by the action
Of the legislature it's first succeeding session,
no la of no IA m n N
the sitting member to hold until his successor
appeared to claim the seat. Under this prece-
dent II no Senator shall be elected, the belief is
that there would be no objection to Mr.. Hearst
continuing pOSsassiQn of his seat.
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CHARGES OF CORRUPTION AND FRAUD MADE
BY THE LONDON TIMES"

SaAhthS Oh AND MADE
BY THE LONDON TIMES"
The British war office announces that In con.
sequence OF an article published in the Times Of
the 10Th instant, charging the official of the
ordnance department with corruption, Gen.
erals Campbell, Reilly and Anderson, success
sivsly chiefs of that department for the past
eleven years, demanded an inquiry before q
competent tribunal, and that Mr.. Campbell
Bannermart, war secretary, refused TO grant an
inquiry, because the charges We're vague, and
We're not supported by any statement uf facts.
The Tunes article referred to in the state
ment of the war office declared that il had long
been manifest that the war department was i'm.
competent, and that now ii was openly said TO
be corrupt. Tine department" said the Tunes
us composed OF military men without mechani-
cal chemical or metalIurgicaI knowledge; of
men VINO are babies ia the hands of their subor-
dinates, some OF whom are shareholders
I'm private gunnery company. Ii Eng
land should become involved in war
Tomorrow she would be compelled To
become a supplIant To krupp to supply means
of defending her national e Existence. Col. Hope
has offered To prove wholesale corruption
against the department in supplying guns
which burst, rifle cartridges which Jam,
bayonets which bend, swords which will not
cut. Others have Offered To prove fraud and
perjury against high officials of the department,
VINO are said 10 carry Oh quite thriving in
dustry III buying condemned stores at one depot
and selling tnem 10 another as new stores.
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LEE LANCE 1NVENTS GAME.-Iue NeW
YORK World to-day says: Lee Dance, cOlored
lecturer from Washington, has invented an
apparatus by means of which q dozen or more
games, instructive as we'll as amusing. can be
and 1t is SO called because it Is expected to do
good Zeal OF work Ia the direction OF juvenile
eoocatlon. The apparatus comprises y mimic
lure mouse, something resembling wee small
billiard table, two cues and sixty-four balls of
various colors containing all the letters of the
aiPhaDet, numerals, punctuation marks and
otnef devices. Almost as many games can be
played with this apparatus a. with pack Of
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,oR SALE ALL PARTIFS HAVING USIN
Il proved property In East Washington. who vii
sell reasonable figures, large Tracts preferred en-
dispose of the same to WELLER Il REP .T'TT' SO
Pa ave- s 2 jy23-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

MINISTER PHELPS AND THE FISHERIES
DIsPUTE.-United States Minister Phelps being
asked certain questions in London yesterday
by reporter answered: IL authorize YOU 10
deny thai have been instructed u prepare or
am preparing any fisheries brief l have not
communicated, AS mas been reported, with
American fishing firms to obtain their views
Secretary Bayard retains con troll OF the entire
question, and all the International discussions
and negotiations concerning IL are in his la nds
anu are as yet unripe for action by the Ameri.
can minister to England"
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MEDICAL, &C.

- The Oldes, Established and Only Reliable Ladies,
Physician in the City.
Can be consulted daily, so4 ST., bet Az and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
tions strictly confidential Separate ladies'
Oi1iee always open jy-lCt'
MANHOOD EEoTORED BY Using \ BOTTLE
wi or TWO oi Ir- Dr- WILSON'S Inv!goraiing cor
oIaI VIII cure Any os-e Nervous ueo.Ii1y and loss
q: Nerve Power. IT inParts yisor the Whole sys1
s.. q Kssdsngs ana 10 HOS PARK Place ne BET I'm
nK AND MADAM WILSON. IIO5 PARK
AIPl-ce llth 81, between h and sis ne tstao.
sed lo1o special treatment for ladies' desiring re,
liable services Advice free and confidential ~ 1865
MALARIA, CHILLs, FEVERs. posITivELY
vi curgei IN 10 . hours by Promptine." marvel
los Oidfusstsis soc. frompliue Co. Bunalo Ny.
iyl5-Im-
NINE DE FOREST LONG-EsTABLISHE I'D AND
al l.. residence. l2s5 TN Once hours
toV pm. with Ladies only. ylUlms
MANHOOD REs,TORED By USING A BOTTLE
ca Va! cure any cAse OF nervous debility and io,s
.. ner.e power II impaTts v'xor 10 the hole ss-
hE. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
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HAS NEVEK BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
- Dh BRO Eli> : the oldes: Established adyer-
eennieu.y consult DR. BRofHEKs yoo i ST 5 W.
TaItCu.F attention paid TO all diseases peculiar
ly2lm
READ AND BE wISE-DR BkOTHE Rs. 800 b
81 : " appear cd beiore me and made oath thai
- ts oldest Established IL pert specialist IN this
NY anu ~ III guarantee of private
olsS1se OF men and furnish medicine or no charge;
saitatCn and advice iree Al any hour during the
Subscribed and before me by Dr
bhoIH Eit>. SAN Ell L. MILLS, \ Notary Public
te2l-lu.s
nj M s.f;. De FOREST, LONG EST A BLIsHED AND
Ienaoie LADIES' Physician, consulte ed daily
10 y y IL with Ladies oniy antn..,s
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An And
WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE.
FOR Dung Men -Wiih Preparatory and Business
schools for Boys For Young Lades-With Prepare
tory and Primary Schools for Cir
Faii s.ssie ns open september 10Th, 1886.
separate buildings Catalogues ready. Address Rev.
A: n. JELLY. ID. D., PRIEST, New Windsor Nd.
jy2tt2m
lSOCkLAND School for girls Sandy 5 ring Mont.
u = tn Md 10 miles north Washington ity. re-
opens sept 20 IhJroug n training; home government:
health carefully attended to; number limited. For
CIRCULARS address HENRY c. HALLOWELi, A. NJ,
(Yale.J iy2UL m
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THAT CAPACITY.
A dispatch In the New York World to-day
spoke OF q bill offered an the senate 10 pay
Edwin u. smith, who Was appointed by the
court 10 defend 9uiteau and LEFT the case Ia die
gust 81 900 for his services. The only sttor-
ney appointed by the court 10 defend Guiteau
was Mr.. Leigh Robinson, OF this city, who len
the case because he could not get along salts
factorily with his client and Mr. Sooville. Mr..
Robinson said to-day To STAR reporter that
he had never applied To Congress or elsewhere
for enumeration. Mr.. Charles III. Reed, who
subseq uently took part IN the defence, entered
the case on his own volition. A bill Was offered
i'm the last Congress a. pay him Ior HE services
but IL did not pass There was NO Edwin A.
smith engaged In the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

The Knights OF Labor have, by means OF the
boycott, forced two Massac usetts employers Of
convict labor 10 surrender their contracts An
disgust.
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THIS EVENING.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO. AuctiOneera
SALE OF FINE TRUNKS.
TRAVELLING BAGS, HARNESS. TOURIST
LEATHER GOODS OF A LARGE MANUFAC-
TURER CONSIGNED TO Us To BE SOLD AT
PUEBLO SALE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
AMI FRIDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. TWEEN
If.FIESr AND TWENTY-THIRD, AT
O'CLOCK p: M, AT STORE. No. 600 FIF-
TENTH STREET, OPPOSITE US TREAS
URN.
jyl7-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Auots.
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THE EE$SSHzzsH WI sSu55
is EfFEti july 'i iiTH. 1855 haSirAhSI'
For Piitsburg and the Wet Chicago Limited Express
line + daily 10 @ Il and rs " L1 ass
witt Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
Ss Sleeping aaPFe css washa e aa
sad r, liar isburg to -, Cleveland connecting
hrons for ana Pr ST. %a
Pacific Express, 1000 +. NJ. daily, for ii,tsburg
and the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, ,rnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara
lO:1O r d daily. except saturday with Palace
Fox Wiliiamspori, Lock Haven and Elmira AT $50
A; NJ. daily, except Sunday.
zoo i5 i6 s na nal iS s T. aa Gn i sunday
9Wo 1,, a. Al: NJ, 10 4;i'i ios'o aud lao r NJ.
n and $50 n daily exeept s snnds Saf' ''4o a.
For Boston without change, 900 =. n. every day.
ing Iirecttransier to Fulton street, avoiding double
For phiiaaeiph,a, 5;l5, y1, and 100 A. NJ. 200
u SH aSe a and edd 10 io. M and 91 sppsy
Limited Express, s:4O A. NJ. and 500 r. NJ. daily
la05, 200: $3.50; AS. 4:aa s:ao 800, 7:io ioSS6
For fepes tssss Lias, 7iS A. a.? Il. ' and 4s6 p M
For Annapolis. 7l5 A. 81, 1908 and 4:n3 NJ daily
except SUNDAY. Sundays, 800 4. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ
ALI XANDRIA AND FKEDERICkShURG ALL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria Goo 7:O5 800, 1855, and 1l3o A.
NJ, POO, 4:zo. 400, COL s:U5 and :37 r. n. On
Sunday ut 6:OO, 80, 1898 A. M h:O5 p. NJ.
For Rchmond and The South, 600, 1885 A. NJ daily
and 4::i5 r ri. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6:O6 S:UO
1000. 1910 A. NJ Loo, ;:U5, jx3 5:lO 7.O5,
and lO:42 + NJ: and l2lO midnight except Mon
day.. On sunday Al 500 and 1910 A. NJ; 7:O5
1O:42 l.. NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets aud Information the office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and PennsyvR avenue, and OF
the station. where orders can be for the checking
OF baggage To dest naon from hotels and residences
CHAs. r. PUGH General Manager.
Il WOOD General Passenger Agent. jyl2
w AsHINGroN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
Schedule In effect June 20, 1885.
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. d p. station
9th and sts. rs follows:
Leave " ashingtOn 9:i0 q m. daily except Sunday
and 4:45 p. daily, arriving at Round Hill IL "A a
IN. and 7:l9 pm. Leave Washington $50 D. m
daily except Sunday, arriving at Vienna 7:l3 d. IN.
Returning trains leave Round Hill 6:uS u. m daily
aud at 1915 p M. daily except sunday. rriving III
Washington $40 u N. and 5:4S p.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets SIS.
R. BELL.
)e22 Superintendent
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n a RRlEns

THROAT TROUBLES promptly removed by
using Red Star Cough Cure. No Tad efYects
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On SECRET MISSION TO SAMoA.-A VIII.
mlngton, DEL, dispatch 10 the Philadelphia
Press says: George IL. Bates. Esq, Thursday
evening started Tor the Samoan Islands, via
San Francisco. He goes on secret mission for
the government and will confer with repre-
sentatives from Germany, England and France
II is thought that the neutral position OF the
islands is W be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

A BULLET HOLE In HER BREAsr.-Miss
Matte ROngell, fifteen years or age, was found
near her home at Morris, Conn.,, yesterday,
dead, with . bullet hole In her breast Sus-
picion seems TO point " Chas. lockwood, who
known to have been intimate With her, rs her
murderer. Near the body were found mans
hat and q doubie-barrele0 shotgun, said to have
misSing.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
y $. Abs, 1891. registered, liz bid, 1913 asked
As, registered, 1904 bid. l27ls asked. D. c. per
imp Is 1881, coin ll2sa bid 1884, asked 3O-year
fund, Is 1902. coin. 1852 bid. Metropolitan L. Il.
STOCK lO5 bid. 1O6 asked. AnacOstia K. r., lIIa bid
w ashngton Gas t9ls bid. 1914 Il. Riggs ms, 81,
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown. i52 bid. Second Ma
tionai bank 111a.oid. Great Falls Ice. 1871 bid,
100 asked. Rear Estutr Title Insurance. 40 bid.
Chesapeake anu fOt. ie. Co.. STA DID, S2as asked.
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KILLED BEFORE HIS Fathers EYEs.-John
Jones, aged 20, son of Superintendent Jones'
who is building an inclined road up Lookout
mountain, Tennessee, met a shocking death
Thursday afternoon. He was on a large tram
freight car coming down the steepest part OF the
road when he lost control Of the car. Ii ran
down the road at great rate OF speed, and sud-
denly Jones was hurled through the air with
great force falling in front OF the car where he
was instantly killed. His legs, arms, neck ana
back were broken. Jones' father was standing
within twenty feet OF the car when his son met
his awful tate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23

THE U. s. S. DESPATCH arrived at New York
to-day from trip off the coast in search of float
ing wrecks.
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EVERY BONE IN HIS BopY BRoKEN.-In the
Seaboard mandatory at Mobile, Ala, y.sterl
day morning the foreman of Jointers, Charles
while putting on belt. and was whlrled
around several hundred times a minute and
hours
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Latest q6leglamS to The Star.
THE ANARCHIST TRIALS.
Each OF the Defendants Presented With
Bouquets by Women.

Each OF the Defendants Presented With
Bouquets by Women.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Every seat in Judge
dary's room was occupied this morning when
franz Helm, the first witness in the anarchists
trial, was called. Witness said he was a saloon
keeper; that Nseb was in his place OF business.
s54 South Clark street, May Sd, and showed
was In the evening; several men were in the ga
n loon .. = nesh spoke about the Mccormick riot,
ana satd that six or seven men had been killed.
there will come time perhaps when every.
thing will 60 the other way" The revenge"
TIDE es sssr FFs
German Germs scholar has made translation q Herr
Warfare" and said the translation which MI.
eirinneil offered In evidence was exact and
s 70, s S
or not testimony about to be intro
duoed was relevant The court held
engaged n wsrs
ture: At this juncture young lady wearing q
,as a,1 nat, snowy gilt chain about her
chair In the back part of the room and presen ed
10 sach OF the eight defendants huge bouquet
OF flowers. Fifteen minutes prior the defend
came into the court with Mrs. Black.
Business Failures Of the Week.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The business failures
during the last seven days number for the
United States 100, and for Canada "a, a total
OF 1S4, as compared with 1873 last week and
179 the week previous.
More Poisonous Ice Cream.
EAsTPoRT, Me-. July 23.-An ice cream sup
per was given at the North Baptist church last
night. The minister and about forty other per-
sons were taken violently ill with cramps and
vomiting. The doctors say the illness must
nave been caused by a poisonous extract.
Hog Cholera i'm Virginia.
LYNoHBURG, VA, July 23.-Hog cholera is
raging to an alarming extent in BOtetourt and
several other counties. Some cases have been
reported OF farmers losing one hundred head in
q week.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market.
inc following are the opening and BOO p prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to IL. Ii. Dodge $50 l5s b street: