Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30
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The san Francisco ,-nr,..f|i.. 49, fi.., ts,.,
-. = 10y ; $50 - Aldo ition, a Nelt-kuB~t
taiitoruia I'm l~f4. and was Tor a 49,. 49,. -.
soviateI Wlia Thomas Naxulrs = 49,
cal manager % TINS citv.fi = a.. is -e~ii,s,r,
~ New oIN ca a." MOI. !; q; tie sth fasf
MANY old residents 60 r.., city VIII r,-nH.,t-
ttE NJ. ..'-ii.ipl a., Ufy nI the most genial
ard whole->Culei ~ men. He was a E1,i
sirry-tti4c~ and fond oi sport. pl lafp y-ar-
Il has kept a frS'-clsSS drinking saloon Ia
TIC t'h ward iD New York. a.I was snow,
as tie T'ebt-Dower OF John Mo-r.>>ey. are
y t-.uNt. CONGRESSIONAL. aHd Eamn',.r.
n PIMA" letter Ia an old friend oi Nr. NIa-
Utrtnu ln This city contains tire 'sl.nsrtns
N,IN l.-'rtetlng ana unique account az tic
Pow OLD Middleton is dead. T,,.ri man
passed in iiS .u.pS aS the boo-.t2- OF tIts
/ htFaa Ia rpnucmOyaflo1 al ~. ,,i,~',,,S
Fourth lI vas l.Si such q day ia ~. Cd a
E,>-l "a NlNi'-N,lr.yr oJ KAT 90 tiH- ana a.
/ me news "a ms o-l'l waS spread ru.r,'y.
She p.j gangs Irarcn,3 Hest mis- h1r.p. al
saw the black Eagcf Life Death a - s au,,-
loniat-irg ir''n ile 3o-r-Suoh. some >Rit.
| ara amer y -t's tlH lll-. waY.u- cIaIg. ca
Hlt-i.t4. .-- ' 3, bag al IS t.f.f
sur Sur, roa,lr George amt goac sal slipped
"tf coarse tie liquor sl'aa-S d.F a hia
business. ola Lush and E,sl-uoS,sl clue,
SiA..' Tie N..Sly .suia aiar, ana saw Their
| Tcrse. Ana Jlc boys sad m was = canton
! 10 Sc Old Il ->1' sd .U an. TAX up George.
a. q e" .'t -t..i'l..t, 90, HarN'eryr Won
ask. ~ az. tai-til, What .. y1a .HNs' Wall.
| GOA Ir..l .l.CE JOSS. his. b. ua,a I..-
! hlc' = bottle ~ Ire ..ir' --a-w-c And oil
'lIs'.' WIFI .'e --'0t ...g.E ~ . rrrt1In Dl
| police. ro' ms drunk a. major ou iIr sCafn
Ni .'1 ir.'fEh y att -f.l. l.srt tT' Wa .LBel
A'c'T i4at ,.Ei saloon woalI soon bc closes
Id Ann fpgsy.J
tJvar, JId you eve, laugh st a i..lr-rrr tpft
/ you ever. ARR having stood l-.,e "a cold clan
! .y.iU- G. DIVIDE. satlr.I. Ir,. frs.E-fef -
! jump iErCUE' the uIpW. ro'i n 'bc grass.
I ara .u&r iui merry l.fy. " ga. Joan, .ll. Il
We 'a l.t "',t-i"3 ui poor Gerr-e Middle
I ton S iGf., T.sI- There N,c were. ,lrs, hundred
! eiiti-' it" ca-iCE VS. ltEa"i Nl.E nCa
/ who looked every lunl oi ts,Eu q s,lt"r,-f.ssn
/ with d. "a & Ike lH.i. Hrrs H..f --..a, laa
! bulls, whose closely crlput-{ hair ANA bear Id
/ showed taat ia,y cpa.G u-ht t3mgcG ia
J TDug.l. EraW0N politicians gathered frnr ain
classes cuuEr, gated In a church. They seemed
| axe 50 MAJ FARMERS tlt M on 'ut "TgIeWIng
] queen. livery 4-.' .-t~ t.tI., 3d.. every
/ mouth poured tugtI. e. -. rtall 81 S,ia,. Arsn
| the colin WHs bglu-f+ Ii f.H.- Sf.,4f f11 TsEe
| meu. ahd many one who VrU 2 nos wllCe
! under Fl avenrc car, Niuce3, sobbeI. auI
Gre" "a. p,sT '''tg ) ! by wa tOI.J Iowa
| The aisle. .e service fIg "a. deal was al,
/ ala "a" hlst-lstis % t4le SiA,a Wd.s ios>ct
! like let 81 ua1 bows getting spanked. Toy
4 STOOD up II Eo mon, however. ana THE smell ~
| SW, al and gin ~yDiI hear rla' q -. glorious
| array 81 tuUt-cSes; then tire boys felt better.
TIC clergy nan closed tAe lrayeg-hook aad
| opened the HMM book. TOSSING AI> ,yes 70
| heaven, d, gave ont by request hymn asa.
| The Organist rang Out the solemn tirEa-lfs1
| music, a,iC al H. conclusion the 10 h0yS' rose
| 10 their feet Tt0n the or raui-f struck un
| with Tlin, ma Slug IN, walls r. echo with a
! ii'A, solemn music mat weak - every rIaa =
| heart. Line afteF limo was t.ScpurSel Blt
! TIE 30 uDNN Stpos mFlc. Finally f4e urgan-
| list stopped ana looked 10 csn w'laf was tha
| matter Tue clergyman, CRAFTY confused,
| SIraIE Up ard -t.. 1r-i-i t.Ia- o. OF the
| brethren should start III Lyu4 \ "a. % tire
! orSar.si began. and stsll thg oL SINta-vari
! Masters Stooa silent. They COU.la't sang a
/ hymn, Think 81 Q. johnnie Thaf was TIE
highest compliment pad TO the MON pr,- uf
| ;-e dead. The boys VITO could shake rle
| walls OF Tammany hell with their shorts:
| who. iu'I oi b'.ar, could raHi-a f'Ip Ara f-r1v
| tTemGle With their songs, could not sing a
| hymn! There they stood. some wi'h IA ear
! cEaWed OF Others with a. eye EpUg,. ont,
| on eTs with A nose aalt gone. and set these
| lighters. Washers, AMI brGi>ers Of TIE 81 XII
| war; could not sing hymn. Aal aBole,
| John, would have enjoyed 70 more Than poor
| CID George himself, haI Ie been alive car
! hear him now, saying, NY ---, think OF ia
| They couldn't SIM hymn