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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
SWEPT OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
Two Men Get Into the Rapids and are
Unable to Make Their Escape

About II o'clock yesterday morning Thomas
Glynn, hackman at Niagara falls, while drlv-
ing around Goat Island, had his attention d.
rected by the occupant Of his carriage to man
and boat in the rapids above the Horseshoe falls.
The party watched him for few minutes and
saw him swept into the rapids. The boat was
soon upset and passed over the falls and the
man disappeared. message was sen. to Chip
pewa, village above the Horseshoe falls on
the Canadian side, asking if any one there had
been seen going out into the river in boat or
was missing. A reply was received saying that
a man named Fleck, who had been down ON
Dutferin Island, had reported seeing two men
out in the river some distance from the shore
and Immediately above the rapids.
They were struggling desperately to gain the
shore but their boat had drifted into the swift
current and their efforts were useless. Sud
denly one Of the men leaped overheard and at
tempted to swim to the shore, but was carried
down into the rapids and swept over the falls.
The other chung to the boat and was also swept
over the falls. Who the men were and where
they got the boat no one knows, as no boats
are missing at Port Day on the American
side or Chippewa. The occurrence was re-
ported to the police, who are keeping o look
out for the bodies below the falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
The Woman Next Door.

''What shall be done with the Woman Next
Door who borrows our servants?" asks the To-
ronto Globe. This neighborly person, with a
turn Of economy, does not keep domestic.
Why should she do SO? II she has occasion to
20 out shopping in the morning she simply
orders the parcels sent to the next door neigh
boris address, and holds herself free for calling
IN the afternoon. The servant next-door an
swers the delivery boys ring and takes in the
goods. When the Woman Next Door returns,
the neighbours servant answers the door bell and
hands out the goods with a springing step and
heart grateful to Providence for the many
opportunities Of usefulness placed within
her reach. The butcher boy il instructed
to leave the steak next door. The grocer
leaves the kitchen supplies next door.
The Woman Next Door has occasion
to go down town, and leaves instructions next
door to take in her husband until her return
and leaves the baby next door until she gets
back. The Woman Next Door instructs her
callers to wait next door, in case she is out
And one day the neighbours servant coldly no.
titles the mistress that she intends to leave at
the end of the month. and she tells other peo-
pie that she has grown weary of doing the work
Of two families for one wage, and that she was
would invite her in to wash the baby and help
with the dishes, or lave the soiled clothes sent
over on washing days. The Woman Next Door
hears with regret that the servant next door
has escaped, but her step does not
falter nor her heart soften; she goes
morcilessly upon her way, and the
neighbor engages two servants, one for herself
or dies and the Woman Next Door orders crepe
FOR the funeral and hes the parcel delivered at
the house Of mourning. The Woman Next
Door must 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
How the Washingtonians Summering
at Round Hill Are Enjoying Themselves.
,orrespondsncs Of THx EVENING Sra,


RouSD HILL, Va. August a.
In this locality. ut the foot OF the Blue Ridge.
there are something like two or three hundred
There are many places Of interest to be visited
and riding and driving are INDUCED IN TO 9
large extent by all the summer boarders, even
the children going horseback riding. The
DT,cing morning air makes horseback riding
exceedingly pleasant. and almost every morn
Ing sometimes before breakfast, large parties
are seen on the road riding toward the noun
tains. At Smokers Gap. only few miles from
here. the mountain can be crossed to the
Shenandoah river and the pass was much used
by both armies during the war On the
road to the river is the famous bear den.
visited by almost every person who spends a
few DAYS III this vicinity. From the top of the
mountain a clear day Winchester can be
seen IN the distance. Tuesday afternoon a large
party of ladies and gentlemen from the Vat
ton drove to the mountains and spent the az
ternOOn. The feature of the season was a ger
man given by the ladies of Vernon" at Glen
bourne The affair admirably conducted
by Mr.. Harry Cross, tho german being led by
Mr.. e.. ". Thompson and Miss Ella Cross. The
favOrs were numerous and elegant. Among the
participants were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
MOrsell, Misses Maggie Stuart and Clara Quig.
Flora Hodges. Flora McNelly. Hesta McNelly
J.. BlschOff. Katie Geier. Saidee Hay, Jessie
Osburn. Ida kornmann, Ella Knight Margaret
Blair. May Blair, Clara FarlIn. Clara Knight,
Carrie Clarl.. Lille Farlin. Efie Richardson
Messrs. John Newman. VIM. ]. Zeh. CIV. Web
ster, J. Baldwin, q. Z. Leith, j. I. Lynn, c. Il.
breckenridge, T.. W. b. Middleton. +. W. Ro-
senberg. ID. X. steele, e. X. Tavenner, Frank
Moore. L. 4. Taylor. Vim. Hampton. T..
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A SHERIFF. IN A DILEMMA.
The Governor Wants u Man Hung, the
Court Says Not.

William H. Smith, colored for whose execu-
ton at Pittsburg Gov. Beaver has three times
issued the warrant and fixed the time, was yes
terday ordered to be committed to Dixmont
Insane Asylum. Sheriff McCandless, to whom
the order committing Smith to Dixmont was
issued, has not yet complied. He is in a guam
Diary. He has one order from Gov. Beaver
commanding him, on his peril, to hang Smith
on August q, and another from Judge Magee
directing him to take the man to the insane
asylum. Meanwhile District Attorney John
ston is away on his vacation, without official
knowledge of the turn affairs have taken.
Smith murde ed his wife in cold blood about
year and half ago. He was promptly con-
voted and sentenced to be hanged. Thrice
the pardon board WAS appealed TO, but there
were no extenuating circumstances and Glenn
ency was refused. Gen. William Blakely
smith s counsel determined to save him and
took advantage OF "a law which practically for
bids the extreme penalty being visited upon
persons of unsound mind. The court had
several times refused to appoint commission
III lunacy until this law was called to it's atten-
tion for there had been no claim that Smith
was insane when the murder was committed
DIR. Robt McCready, j. A. Emery and Chas.
Atwell examined Smith. The first two named
found him OF unsound mind. Atwell. the third
commissioner. would not sign the report nor
agree with the majority of the board He be-
llevcd the testimony adduced conclusively
proved that Smith was an idiot, that il, that he
mad been insane since birth, and this the other
commissioners would not agree to.
smith has twice been resplted. Should Smith
recover the attorneys say he may be hanged,
as the present action is simply respite under
the law until he regains his right mind 1t is
extremely unlikely, however, that Smith will
ever be hanged. The condemned man has SUI
fered terribly since the commission has con-
Guided taking testimony. Every football on
the floor of the corridor leading to his cell he
imagines to be the sheriff coming to lead him
to the scaffold. He shrinks back against the
wall and gazes with terror upon all that come
to the door of bis call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
CENTRAL AFRICAN COOKERY.
Queer and Palatable Dishes Eater
Without Much Ceremony.

As a rule only one principal meal is eaten
in Central Africa, in the early part of the even
ing. 1t usually consists of parrot soup,
roasted or stewed monkeys, alligator eggs (also
well liked by Eu. opeans) aIrd birds of every
description. They also have moambo. or palm
chops, and fish. A great delicacy, so considered
by Europeans and natives alike, is elephants
feet and trunk. These have somewhat the
taste of veal. To prepare them the natives
dig hole about five feet deep in the sand and
in it build large fire. After the sand is thor
oughly heated the fire is removed, leaving
only the ashes in the hole. The trunk and feet
are placed in this hole and covered with leaves
and afterward with hot sand. In two hours
they are done.
All carcasses of animals which are to be
cooked are placed OH a block of wood and
pounded until every bone is broken, care being
taken not to tear or bruse the skin. They are
then boiled or roasted OH an open wood fire or
in hot sand or ashes, without removing the hide
or feathers. The cooking is of u very inferior
grade, the only spices used being salt and pep
per. The kitchen utensils consist of common
earthen or wooden ware. Very little time is
taken for setting or decorating the table;
knives, forks and napkins dispensed with.
Africans have several vegetables well liked by
Europeans. Ngutt-n' sengo is a dish eaten all
over Africa. 1t consists of egg plant. small
fish somewhat like our sardlnes and the roots
of the cassava or manioca plant Called guttD,
which have knotty appearance and often
weigh as much as twenty pounds.
As the latter contains poison. the manioca is
soaked i'll water for three to four days to ex-
tract the poisonous substance. 1t is then cut
and sliced and small tomatoes are added. All
Is placed III a vessel with water and seasoned
with salt and pepper and boiled. Moambo, or,
the Europeans call it. palm chops. is also a
favorite dish. The palm nuts are first boiled
in water until the PUPPY substance loosens from
the pit, then the shell, which contains a very
delicious OIL is placed in a wooden mortar and
crushed to obtain the oil. Whatever the meal
consists of, meat, fish, mussels. it il put in
vessel. adding the oil and the pulpy part of the
palm NUT also red pepper and salt, and is
boiled. Roast or boiled squash (loenge) is gen.
orally eaten with 1t. Sweet potatoes I'm balIa
bengal are more farinaceous and sweeter than
ours. but do not taste SO good. They are boiled
or roasted.
Bananas (bitaebe) weigh about half pound
each and are about fifteen inches long. When
half ripe they cut i'll slices and boiled in
water with salt and pepper
Nsensi is a little red bean, which is boiled
in water without salt or pepper and is freely
eaten. For peanut bread (chisulu) the peanuts
are first roasted and then crushed. This mass
is then rolled and put into the skin Of q banana
adding little pressure, forming it into body
1t readily retains this shape from the pressure
of the oily substance in the peanut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. A wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success s. follows: II
always feel happy when am advertising, for
then know that. waking or sleeping, have q
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes and
who is certain 20 enter the households from
which. if a. all. my trade must come" To
secure the services Of such an agent as this
shrewd merchant referred to. advertise in The
EVENING STAR 1t Is read by everybody In
Xashington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
MRS. HARRISON lNDISPOsED.
Neuralgia Compels Her to Spend Mucl
Time Indoors

At the opening of the pavilion and railway
station attached to the Seaside Home at Cape
May Point yesterday afternoon Mrs. Dimmick
represented the presidential family and sx.
pressed regrets for Mrs. Harrison, whose
absence was due to indisposition. Addresses
we're made By Rev. DR.. Fernley, Hev. DR..
Gray and Rev. DR.. Smith. Mrs. Dimmick and
Mrs. Russell Harrison spent most Of the morn.
ing driving about Cape May, having accepted
the use of Col Jamison's mail phaeton. Mrs..
Harrison has spent most Of the past few days
III tue house, and the indisposition 10 due en-.
tirely TO severe attack of neuralgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
One Husband for Seven Wives.

Three weeks ago a southern woman about
twenty years Of age appeared in Manchester,
NH. and advertised herself as mime. DR..
Dean. the great and noted clairvoyant and
astrologist" With her was fne-looking man,
thirty-three years Of age, who passed as her
husband and business agent Wednesday night
the man was arrested being Chas. G. La
moino OF Cincinnati, Ohio, on a warrant sworn
out on a charge of bigamy by Mrs. c. G. La
moino of Cincinnati, who has been on her hus-
bands track over since he deserted her last
April. Tho wife alleges that Lamoine de-
serted her four months after marriage and
married Nine. Dean, and the latter ia his
seventh matrimonial venture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15

R"v. Andrew Colville, . minister, without q
charge at present, tried to kill himself at mid
night Wednesday in New York by shooting him.
self IN tho mouth while In delirium. He 10
forty-s years old and q Scotchman by birth
Parliament will be prorogued Monday.
chemical syndicate has been formed in
Paris with capital Of 80, 0O0, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
RUSKIN's SHATTERED STATE,
The Celebrated Art Critic Attempts to
End His Life With Razor,

John Ruskin. the famous esthete, is rapidly
sinking. He is almost continuously delirious.
During an irresponsible moment recently he
attempted suicide with q razor The strictest
watch is kept over him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15

Every man and roman residing ia !Sotath Hdsi.-
fgtOn should sign at tie petition priI.tcd in
t0d0y's STAR dgdtIs: confirming The grade
crossing Outrage. Don't think thai one more name
~ " no consequences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
Low Heels Prevent Nervous Prostratiou,

From the Shoe and Leather Reporter
Physicians say that cases Of nervous prostra-
ton are less frequent since low heels have
come into more general use. They allow the
whole weight of the body to rest on the foot,
remove the tension to which the muscles are
subjected by high heels, and keep the calf of
the leg in its normal condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
SUMNER RESORTS.
IN TIE MOUNTAINS,

4 URORA. WEST VIRGINIA
N he huest health resort in the Alleghsries Pure
spring water. Braci9E air. Soft spring beds. Good
tsoe Hbundantly supplied Bowling alley tennis and
croQuet No Toys. no hay fever, mosquitoes. Call
a star Office tor circulars address J. n sHAF FER
Proprietor. ,26- I'm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RLUE MOUNTAIN HoUsE-A FEW MORE
- Boarders can be accommodated; terms reduced
tor tine months Of August and September. Mrs JOHN
IL NAIEltS Snickersville PO.. Loudoun county, Va
aul 5-3t'
CQMtORT EEsoRT-MoUNTAINs OF MARY
~ land NEAR Harper's Ferry; open throughout the
fall unexcelled for health convenences and comfort
80 per Week W. NJ CLARK, Keep 1ryst, Washing
ton county, Nd aul5-lnl"
ENOR RENr-FoUR LARGE ROOMS VACANT IN
Il hue summer Residence near Hagerstown; shady
lawn terms moderate. tOr full particulars address
Mrs. TAYLOR, College Of St. James, Nd. sul4-3t'
GLEN MANOR, All FOREST GLEN, MD, CAN
" accommodate few more Boarders: terms mod
crate location beautiful and healthy For informa-
ton apply TO DAVID LAWRENCE, Forest Glea, Nd
or j. X. HEREFORD, l4l9 g st. aul2-6t
RoABDkRs - EIGHT ROOMS AT PLEASANT
DNjew, five minutes walk from station; large airy
Rooms; plenty OF pure milk and shade.
au11 LOT Mrs. JAMES GANLEY. Boyds Nd.
EXCELLENT COUNTRY BOARD FOR ABOUT Is
1LPersons: plenty of shade, milk, &C.; excellent
spring water; about minutes station For
terms auply to C. A. WATKINS, Boyd's, Md.
auS-fnl,w-3t
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY LOCATED on THE
~ tOiolnac river one mile from Flney Point Hotel
Terms l per day. 80 per week. K b. COLE Proprie-
tor, PIney Point 7. %, Md. au02ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15

Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln, wife Of Minister Lin
coin, and her two daughters arrived yesterday
In New York on the City of New York.
d. W. Shuler, cashier of the bank of Hickory,
N. C., died suddenly yesterday morning OF
heart disease. The failure of his bank yester-
day is supposed to have hastened his death
The French man-of-war LIE Bison has arrived
at New York from st. Pierre. She is q bark
rugged ram, mounting ten guns, and her crew
numbers 10 officers and lS2 ssamen.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOkDDEUISCHER LLOYD q. 90
Fast Express Steamera
To Southampton london. hsvrel. Bremen
FuldA We'd, Aug. l3. N. Merra, Sat, Aug. l6 4
p. IN. saale, Wee, Aug. 20, q. Ems, $751;, Aug
80. 4! am; Trave. Wed. Aus. "a. 2pm-; Ebe. sat.
. Aug 30, s pm.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, as and up-
ward BERTH according 70 location; ID cabin 400 "a
adult steerase Vt low rates Apply " T. y.
DROOP 925 Penn ave- aulI
(UNARD LINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
Sserved at the Washington agency; hrst-class sc-
ccmmodations from ESQ up; second class, s35 and
$40; steersge. e2o. CHAs. l. pU BOlS q Co,
bankert Sole Agents. oSl Of. nv. Ry23-3R
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON.
,,a' 40 ~ 1880 q, IN y Sui
far as Nomini Currioman, Leonardtown. Coan knsale
and Lodge. Fare. nrst class ooc second class. Soc
Freight lower than other routes For information.
call Telephone 1880. su5-lm
CTEAMER WAKEFIELD" -
= Leaves 1th-st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
BAY fhfbAi Sn snSpAY eieninss' iohS
For Nonlnl Creek, Va, Leonardtown and st. Glenn
cuts bay, Md, touching at intermediate lsndings
Passenger accommodations nrst-cins
ys General MANAGER.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
NA C0nrany's stea g@fsyTGrRr-
Capt. John A. Ketchum. for Baltimore and landings
on the Potomac river Livery Monday at O'Clock pm
Apply 10 ,,,,,.eo,, NM
Telephone 745-3. De2o-3ml 7th ST. wharf.
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT
FARE So ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf at p m Tues
day, 4 thursday and saturday. sunday Of 10 100 p
Colonial Beach Saturdays and Piney Point each trip
going and returning. mye-6m
TF,O NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7th-st wharf Mon
days W eduesdays and Fridays, at pm. Exclusive
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AMI Providence
STEAMERS. Fare: q single: round trip So tickets
Pa ave, and Rawiey's. l4th and New York ave. FOR
further information inquire eompsnys oce on the
wharf Telephone call 74o-3 VIM. +. wELCH, supt
and Gen. Agt. mig
DofoMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SIZE
Capt Geoghegans leaves stephensOn's wharf every
sunday at O'Clock pm For further Information
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6m Seventh Street Wharf
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Observation-Disclosures.

DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE MD
- HOTEL OPENS JUNE IA,
location unsurpassed Firstclsss accommods-
rates $12 and upward Special rates for families
WILLIAM AEZlCk. superintendent
my@otoau~o Bay Ridge, Nd
( RRY.sTONE CoTTAGE-BATHING, BOAT
~ ing, fishing Oysters Grabs, CLANS, Fish No Mos.
Quitoes; no Malaria Cold, pure soft Water Steamers
twice daily from Old Point TO Cape Charles; rail 10
Cheriton station; bus TO cottage. Terms al rs per
J. b. WISE,
t2-2m Cherrystone P. O.. Northampton Coya
(N0LONIAL BEACH. VA, 6S MILES FROM WASH
~ ington on the Lower Potomac, now offers for the
month Of August special reduced prices from as to
81 per week Fishing, grabbing, boating. dancing
anu other nrnusements. Also the finest nah dinner
served on the Potomac river for 300
sut.1m " T. CRUMP. Proprietor.
RRIaHT HOUSE. REHOBoTH BEACH DELLA
~ ysrS VIZ reopen June IL. 1880. Address
wAf-Sm WALTER BURTON.
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FINANCIAL.
PROFESSIONAL
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MONTE VISTA,
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
bedford MINERAL SPRINGS.
ID BEDFORD, PENNA.
In the Aleghany Mountains Scenery unsurpassed
As curative agent the water has equal All amuse-
ments. Hotel enlarged. improved and newly fur
nlshed. open I'LL October.
jyl52t l. b DOTY, Manager.
THALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL-EXCELLENT
~ Board ana Rooms; fine chaly sprlag close 10
mountains, railroad station and telegram Office.
Terms, Ter week, 81. SO TO $40. per month, S25 to
80: Address A. T. MClN1URFE. strasburg, Va.
iyl5-6w
II oCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS,
VIRGINIA.
About six hours from Washington. delightful home
for families and al who need renewal Of health
and strength.
CUISINE unexcelled in any mountain resort.
SANITARY Arrangements complete.
private steam heated baths Of mineral waters
An immense swimming pool, temperature Of water
500.
An rational amusements, good music. fine lawn.
shady walks and rambles in abundance.
No BAR. Rates reasonable.
circulars anG all Information at A. s. Pratt Sons
ONCE. sun building, or Oh application to
A s. PRATT, Proprietor,
my6-31@ms Rock Enon Springs. Va
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DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
~ NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The 81 RICHLY FlKST-CLAss STEAMER WIN
THhOP leaves every SATU RDAY, beginning June z,
1t pm, DIRECT tor BAR HARBOR, EASTPORT
and 81. JOHN.
Steamer Lucy p MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
noon for Rocksnd. Rockport, Belfast, Bucksport aud
Bangor. Connections for Northern aud Eastern
Maine aud the Provinces.
The most Convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
POBELLO, ST. ANDREWS, GRAND MANAN,
MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts in Maine
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Steamers leave Pier lS, T., r. near foot Of Maiden
Lane. Freight received daily covered pier Tickets
can be purchased at Lows Exchange. 947 Broadway
For further information apply to
FL. SMITH 4 CO.. General Msnagers
IL and 10 William St
my2S-eo3m Room ~, New York