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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22

NO. 603-Northeast quarter Of section y.
township rs. range : west: L miles
northwest OF Wichita. Has 80 acres
under cultivation and 9afered iy the
COwskin. Price sea
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22

10. 6Oi-West halt OF seeIon 20. township
-, range I east; 81 miles south of
wichita. Some improvements ana .
Splendid piece cfland. $40 acres for
Sl6Oo' part cash and balance on time.
NO. J91-s0 acres. West half OF tie North
west quarter Of section -. TOWNSHIP
26. range ] east; s miles north If
Wichita and splendid piece Of ssc-
ond bottom land. Price SOS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22

NO. GoG-NOrth half of Northwest quarterof
section Il. and south half OF the south
west quarter OF sec /. township -,
range 3 west, adjoining the town Of
Caldwell. in sumner county. Water
ed by Fall creek. and good bargain.
Price 500
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ask TOT NUN q IIsUu IUtItIs
N. NJ. MURDOCH. Postmaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22

NO.524-cO acres, north hals OF NV I sec -.
town %, range east good house 1sx
y. II story. high plastered good stable
l6x20. - acres in cultivation. - il
wheat. mics north Of town. Price
1,JG0.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-06-22

NO G20-li0 acres in sec ami 1G. town q.
range | east Five miles south Of
Wichita and watsrad By The Arkan-
sas River. Price 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
P0RTE's REPLY TO THE POWERS.
MONTENEGRO WEAKENING.
THE ELECTION IN COLORADO.
500 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY CLAIMED.
VIOLENCE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Probable Call for United States Troops.
Il D1RING BANK ROBBERY.
MONTENEGRO WEAKENING.
THE ELECTION IN COLORADO.
500 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY CLAIMED.
VIOLENCE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Probable Call for United States Troops.
Il DdRING BANK ROBBERY.
THE WAR IN THE FAST.
The PnFfaf0 Ra>lU IN rhA IBAx-n n,


LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch 10 Reuters
telegram company from Constantinople
says the Porte's answer TO the proposals OF
me powers was formally communicated 10
the ambassadors yesterday.
Lerd Derby ON the Bulgarian Afro
cities.
LONDON, Oct 1.-THE tone of Lord Derby's
dispatch 10 Sir Henry Elliot regarding the
Bulgarian atrocities, issued last night, is
very severe. he points out the advtsabiitty
OF placing the disturbed districts imme-
diately under an energetic commissioner,
who should either be Christian or be as
sisted by Christian councillors. This ar
rangement should be provisional and with
out prejudice 10 any future arrangements
which may be made in concert with the
powers.
Prince Nicholas VIII Consent TO q
SusPensfOn Of HOstfifttes.
LONDON, Oct IA Reuter- dispatch from
hagusa announces that Prince Nicholas, OF
Montenegro, consented on Friday To q sus-
pension OF hOstilities pending the conclusion
OF q regular armistice. on condition that the
forts occupied by the Turks should be only
reprovisiSned sufficiently for present re-
Negotiations Between Turkey and
Montenegro.
LONDON, Oct. IA special dispatch 30 the
Times from Vienna saye:-"There are good
reasons for believing that negotiations be-
tween Turkey and Montenegro have gone
further than q renewal OF the truce, and
that there has been an approach between
OF territory 10 Montenegro. The valley OF
the Zellas, near PadgautZa, is mentioned as
comprised in this contemplated cession.
The PeFte's Answer Not Received.
LONDON, Oct. IA telegram from Vienna,
published In the second edition OF the Tunes
to-day, says: Though the Porte was on
Thursday positively 10 give an answer To
the proposal OF the powers, there is, up 10
the moment of telesraphing this dispatch,
no Information OF this answer having been
officially banded to the ambassadors. Sir
Henry Elliot on Thursday presented his
credentials TO the Sultan. The suppo.
s1tion is, therefore, by no means ex-
cluded that Mr.. Elliots representa-
tons succeeded at the last moment
in altering the Sultan's resolution, or at any
rate in gaining q respite which offers a
chance OF avoiding the rupture which, after
the tenor OF the Porte's reply, seemed all
but certain. The grand viZier on Wednes-
day disclosed that the acceptance OF the pro
posals was impossible, as II would be equiv
alent to the Sultan abdicating the sovereign
ty OF three provinces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Why the Bihemea Don't shoot


kdttOT Sn:-The secretary OF the z. W. X.
L. asks the question: "Why do not the con-
testants in the long range shooting matches
assume an upright position, and thus show
their skill as marksmen?"
i think IL the ashooting secretary" had
ever tried his luck In a sta nding position at
1000 yards, or even 500 yards, h. never would
have asked that question. IL IL next TO i'm
possible TO do anything like good shooting
IN an upright position 81 such long ranges,
as II is exceedingly difficult 10 obtain cor
rect sight In that attitude, and consequently
there are Few, AZ any, who practice In that
way al all. And i would inform him that
IL requires Just as much skill TO shoot in any
OF the attitudes assumed by the long-range
rinemen as IL would In standing position.
n. a. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
District Day 1t the Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct, 6. 1876.

Editor Stdr:-It has been definitely deter
mined by agreement between the respective
authorities to hold joint celebration OF
Mary land, District OF Columbia, Virginia,
and Delaware, 1t the Centennial exposition.
October 10Th was the day fixed by Maryland,
and the arrangements had progressed too far
to admit OF any change.
ei0Ders will take place at the Maryland
building; orations viii be delivered; q grand
tournament, and wind up with bail In the
will hold about 1900 persons, and q most
brilliant assemblage is expected. This en-
tertainment will be the first OF the kind given
curing the Centennial, and IL Is predicted
that the attendance on that day will equal
that OF any other, Pennsylvania day not ex
cepted. Arrangements have been made for
reduced rates on the railroads.
Every citizen of the District, expecting to
60 TO The Centennial, should arrange his
visit for that day. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

"A VICTIM OF THE N oRTHKRN PACIFIC
Paul BaIna, No. II east Lombard street, at
tempted to commit suicide the midnight be
fore last by swallowing three ounces OF laud-
enum. DIR. A. 7. Shertzer administered an
Washington University hospital. He was
restored after several hours. Barna is a
middle aged man of good attachments, q ma
languages. He came to this country several
years ago thin king he could ind q good field
for the investment OF $50 600, and he put IN ip
northern iPac1nc railroad bonds. Since the
collapse In 1873 he has several times threat
ened his life He sold confectionery at a
stand on the street, and at ore time he had
pews stand: he was nearly always despon-
dent PhId. Sum 7fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
RIHemen's Positions.

Editor Of the Sr. Having been absent
from the city for several days, / did not see
until to-day the communication Ia The
STAR dated the 30th ultimo, signed "Sec. r..
w. X. T.. }" In which there is an attempt %
cricise severely the ridiculous Positions
OF some Of the rinemen who recently shot In
this city as being "entirely out OF the course
OF tactics"
Bless his innocent soul, he is perhaps NOT
aware Of the fact that when a s'sharpshoot-
er" 10 lying upon the earth picking OF the
guDners who work the enemyis cannon, or
selecting for the deadly aim OF his long,
range rife officers high In command, thus
rendering greater service 10 his arms than
he could possibly in any other way, be il
not careful or particular TO stand ilp and look
pTaty! The long-range rifle shooting re-
gently adopted and now being encouraged
by most OF the civilized countries OF the
shooting over great distances, Ohich CANNOT
6s done IN an iPrIQh position from the shoulder.
This the &c. w. X. T." will fiud out 10 good
time. The rules OF the National Rife Asso-
Citations OF the world do not prohibit stand
Ing up TO shoot, but they do prohibit taxing
man, and the rea being m essential for &C
curate shooting with the complicated long
range sights and spirit level the rinomen
take the positions OF shUpshooters on the
persons, and that Is precisely what this long
range rffe shooting 10 for-to cultvate
shdspshoofino over great distAnces, In tho
practice of which The rifieman IL % learn
bow 20 calculate for the great vertical curve,
the HORIZONTAL curve TO me riehi or len.
which 10 caused by the wind. There A TOO
much TO do-too many calculations 70 mako
In this practice 20 admit Of "ofi-haodn shoot-
ing, and those vhotry IL win zee the possf
before Wen they GET through with It.
washington, ID. c., Oct. 6. Is7e.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL or COLORED
ODD FELLOWS.
Election Of OAicer0,

MEMPHIS, Oct. The National Council
of colored Odd Fellows adjourned at a late
hour last night, after a reunion and banquet
at the Exposition buildings. The following
officers were elected: +. Fancit, Philadel-
phia, worshIpful grand master; G. Curtis,
New York; deputy grand master; ID. B. Bow
ser, Philadelphia, grand secretary. The fol-
lowing board OF directors were elected: @.
Q. Manning, Washington; j. Hill, Peters
burg, Va; j. Forester, Washington, and j.
A. Simms, New York. New Orleans was
the place selected for holding the thirty sec
ond session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

A Boz ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AND
kILLED.-A peculiarly sad accident OCCUR
ed, on the 4th inst, in the outs kirts of Terre
Haute. Ind. Several boys were gathering
walnufs. Two other play males came, one
OF whom had obtained possession OF an old
rusty pistol. They suggested shooting at q
mark. One OF them, Frank Walker, twelve
which was shot at by the others. Finally
the pistol would not work. A boy named
George Julian was examining It, when IL
was accidentally discharged, the ball enter
Ing the risht eye OF Walker, who died two
hours Afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

B4LTIHoRI, Oct. L. Virginia SIS, do.
ferred, 81; do. consolidated, SIX; do. second
series, So. Sugar steady, 10Y ai6k.
BALTIMORE, Oct. COTTON quiet and
steady-[middling, 10Kal0x. Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat firm and higher but
quiet; business restricted by light supplies
No. western red, l30; No. do, i.23al .25;
Pennsylvania red, 1.30al35; Maryland red
good 70 prime, 120a1.35; do. amber, 1 SO
LAO; do. white, L20a1.35. Corn-southorp
nominal; western irregular; western mixod.
66xa66X, spot; 8xa66T November. Oats
steady and demand fair-southern prime. 81
Az; western white, 39aA2; DO. mixed, Sass
Proyisions steady and rrm. Pork, Is 50.
Bul6 mea1-shoulders, N; clear nib sides,
skasx. loose; sxask PACKED. Bacon
enoulders, s&; clear rib sides, loxs1ox.
Hams, 1ea17; Lard strong, With Advancing
tendency.renned, llxal2. Buttsr 1rm and
unchanged. Petroleum nominal-crude, u 4;
Whisky scarce, nrm and higher, LIS. Re-
oafs. 2.o00. Shipments-wheat, 1000; corn,
inv YoRx, Oct. 7.-stocn active and
ions. SssE; hort. 4ss. Goysrnmcnts d1ii
nd better since first Gall.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 7.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet, nominal and I'M
LoSDoH, Oct Z, 1850 p. m.-Conscls IS Lis
lcski tsnr ipstssss 1esx; nsy nvss, io7k. Ere,
w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
THE POLITICAL WAR In SOUTH
CAROLINA.
The W hite Military Clubs to be Called
Upon TO D1sband-An Address 10 the
People OF the United states.

CHARIE sToN, Oct The News and Cou-
rier's correspondent telegraphed last night
from Columbia that the report OF the deputy
marshals sent TO investigate the recent COLI
sion between whites and blacks at Ellento1
has led Governor Chamberlain to the deter
mination to issue a proclamation ordering
all the white military clubs or organizations
TO surrender their arms and disband at once
In case OF their refusing TO do so he will pro-
claim the state to be in a condition OF do
nestle violence. and will inform President
Grant TO that effect. and call upon him 10
suppress IL. Also, that Elliott, CardoZo,
Gleaves, OF the republican executive com
mlttee, have issued an address to the people
OF the United States similar to their Ham
burg address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

"A WIDOW RECOvERS AGAINST ALIQUoR
DIALER.-In the case OF Nixon against Nc
Cabe, tried In Pouehkeepsfe, N. Y, a few
days ago, In the circuit court, before Justice
j. + Barnard. the action was under the civil
damage law for 5000 damages, alleged To
pave been sustained by the plaintiff In the
death OF her husband, who was proved to
nave drunk i've times at the defendants bar
IN quick succession and died from congestion
OF the brain soor after and before reachio g
hls home. A verdict was rendered by the
Jury In the plaintiffs favor for $500 and an
allowance of i've per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

While Mr.. w. Potter was working on his
farm, In Pymatuntng township. Lawrence
county, Pa, one day last week, he came
yer money In a neld not far from the house
Digging down q few inches he found ninety
seven pieces-dollars. halves and quarters
The amount found represented S54 80 This
bogus money is supposed to have been buried
there by man named Williams. who re-
sided on the farm some years ago. Williams
was noted counterfeiter, and dealt ex ton.
sively in the "queer." He was arrested and
sent to the penitentiary about fifteen years
ago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
Iceberxs on Nevrounalauo

LONDON, Oct. THE steamer Donan,
instant from New York, reports q large
number OF dangerous icebergs of the ban ks
OF Newfoundland, in latitude IS, and be-
tween longitude 80 and 40 degrees 20 min
utes. Some OF them appeared to have
grounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

A LxGAL x1AH W1ECKB1. - Darius
Allen has been arrested 1T Rochester, II. r,
for placing 0bstIuc1tons on the track Of the
R0cheotaG and 0eAto Line railway &C BIZ
BIack ridge, About eight miles nom ROchec-
ter. he - . lawyer By Profession, and con.
1esoeo his CUNT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

ANOTHER WARNING-A German Bon Shot
Through the Hsdrt.-About seven O'Clock yes
terday morning an accident, from the care
less handling OF Q pistol, occurred In the
lin gton and Edmonson avenues, thai cost
young German, named Joseph Schardt, his
life. Schardt was employed by Emil Schultz.
baker living at 3s1 Franklin street, and
was In the habit OF stopping at the tent every
morning when making bis rounds to deliver
bread for chat with some acquaintance
Yesterday morning when he made the GUS
tomary visit some young men In the tent
were handling revolver belonging to John
A. Neal. Schardt took the pistol, and after
locking at 1t while handed 1t back to Neal.
Shortly afterward he took 1t again, raised
the hammer, and in trying to close II let IL
slip, and the pistol was discharged, the bull
let entering Schardt's heart, causing instant
DEATH Bduo. Gazette, 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

WILD PEACHEs.-The editor OF the Wal.
lapai Enterprise, published at Mineral park,
Ari., has been presented with q box of wild
peaches, and says OF them: "These peaches,
though wild, are equal In flavor to any we
have ever eaten, and some of them measured
as much as nine inches in circumference.
The trees upon which they grow were dis
covered some twelve or thirteen years ago
oy the frst whites in this section OF the
country, and At the time OF the discovery the
main tree looked to be rs old as 1t does to
day. The fruit, in appearance, resembles
the finest Jersey peaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

MAYHkW AND MURDER-A Boy Dies from
Hdc1n0 HIS Ear Ptaled.-James Bolter, aged
ten years, OF Hath street and 9th avenue,
died last night OF exhaustion, the result OF
Injuries received on the nth of August at
the hands OF William Bisland, q neighbcr
reling with one OF Bisland's sons. BIsland
caught them hghtipg and, becoming exaspe-
rated, ne chssfised Bolter severely, and
puIled MS LETT ear with such violence as to
lear 1t and several OF the muscles OF the head,
The Lad was attended by two or three physi-
clans, but he gradually sank, and, q fort
night ago, the matter was brought to the at
ters ante mortem deposition. Bisland was
arrested at the time and held to bail In 81 ,OOO
Last night Coroner Ellinger issued a war
rant ior his arrest second time.-[N T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

BUTTER AND EGGS AT THE CENTEN-
NIAL.-The National Butter and Egg asso
citation will meet in Philadelphia on Tues
day, October II. The autumnal exhibition
OF dairy products Will open on that day In
the butter and cheese building on the Cen
tennial grounds. The association will sup
sentation Of gold medals to the most meri-
fOfiQua AXhihit0rl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

FIVE BABIES IN ONE YEAR-A cores
rontent, writing from CheenOa, illinois,
says: "The wife of Christopher Zeher, Twin z
in Pike township, about six miles north west
of this city, has given birth to I'VE children
within year. The first, triplets, all girls,
1875, and on the morning OF September 25,
1876, she had pair OF twins. q boy and q
girl, which are living. The triplets died."-
Isl InlnS Globe DefnOcrM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
Colorado Claimed by the Democrats
by 300 n n iOrflv

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Another dispatch was
received at the national democratic head
quarters to-day from Denver, claiming Col
oTado by 500 majority, and saying the dem
ocrats are three members better off In the
legislature. The name or the sender OF the
dispatch is not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

More American Gold for New York
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Amerfcan eagles 10 tue
value OF Sc, 900 pounds were Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England yesterday for ship
ment to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
a Banking House Robbed.

WnKEsBARRE, PA, Oct. The banking
house OF l.. Meyers was robbed last evening,
about O'Clock, of $1,000, during the tempo
rary absence Of the proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

PERJURY IN A COURT RooM-Ack,,oapl
edged thar ne uds Paid TO Testify TO Lie
Mary McNeary accused John Roach, a long
shoreman, OF being the father OF her child In
Justice Davis's court in Jersey City. In the
attempt TO break down her testimony,
Rosc CHI had one Curtis placed on the stand 10
damage Mary's reputation. Corporation
Attorney Traphagen cross examined Curtis
so closely that he acknowledged that he
still pressed the witness, and, becoming
frightened, he produced an agreement from
his pocket, written by Roach, promising s25
II ne swOre that he had been intimate with
the prosecutrix. The court and Jury were
dumbfounded, and the counsel for Roach,
quit the court room. The defence was at
once abandoned. Warrants were granted,
jury and subornatiOn Of perjury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

Cosr OF NURDER IN NoRFoLK.-John
Thoroughbred, colored, killed Jim Nash
ed him five dollars and put him Ia jail q
few days for 20 doing. Thoroueheood VIII
no doubt Kill another "nigger" ct the same
price should oecasion o1sr-f Pss1sosvp Hd)
pnsf 49, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

tronomer, L. Verrier, II confident th0 planet
Vulcan VIII pa1 over the suns disc On TIE
9th Or 10Th tnstant, and hae Ioquogted thAt Q
s g sc v 49, e ~: g = q sh' das'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

BOLD ATTEMPT AT SwINDLING IN BAL
TlMokE:.A we'll. dressed stranger yesterday
called at the banking house OF Messrs. How
for $50, drawn by one of the principal bust
ness houses OF this city and payable to order
The teller having been previously warned
Dy the detective agency OF Messrs. Smith,
PieIson & West, and cautioned To look out
for raised checks, politely informed the
stranger that he must be identified, when b Q
aorubfly left, taking the check with him.
Upon subsequent inquiry IL was learned
that the same party had previously called
upon the cashier Of said business house. and
stated that be desired to send SIS to his mo-
ther, and requested that he would give him
q check for that amount in exchange for
currency, which check be had raised TO e76O
Thus far the check-raiser himself il the oply
Iarty damaged, not having called for his
GOzeffe 7fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

A PUGILIsr's DIFFICuLTY-Ane effort In
being made among tho sports OF Baltimore
Sam Collyer nom the clutches OF New Jer
sey law. he IL still In prison, charged with
completely in the murder Of young walker
whom he seconded In the fatal hight with
Wheedon. The 9bucks' Of Phtiadelphia
have raised . few hundred dollars for the
same purpose.-f Bdlto Stns. 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

WAS she A KLBProMANIAC2-M Mar
guret GIL, . middle-aged married lady OF
highly respectable appearance, Vas arraign-
day Tor stealing . cloak. She confessed her
guilt and appealed to the clemency OF the
court, sayiDG she did not need the CLOAK and
could not explain why she stole It Several
witnesses, including the complainant, teGti.
ned to her previous good cnaracter and posi-
ton In society. The court sent her to prioou
Tor ten days-(N y. World, 6th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE-A Socaety Sensa-
ton in the City of MericO.-At the time of the
inception Of the Grant administration at
Washington, the Mexican minister to the
United States was Senior Matias Romero
he 10 described az man of nne appearance
and engaging manners. During his sojourn
at washington he married an American
lady Of great personal beauty, whom he az
terward took to his home In Mexico. For
some time past he has been one of the home
ministers OF the Mexican government, and
was esteemed quite successful diplomatist.
Recently society In the city of Mexico was
shocked by the elopement Of Romero's far
wife with one Celestino Negrete, Q writer for
the press In that city. Negrete himself was
we'll married, and took with him copsidera-
BILE OF bis wealth, and the wife of Romero de-
spoiled her husband Of $4,000 worth Of
money and jewelry. Whittier they fed is
entirely unknown, but the matter created no
little scandal and surprise, as Negrete was
not At all prepossessing in appearance
shortly after the discovery OF the elopement
Romero appeared in Congress without any
apparent embarrassment or confusion, and
delivered an eloquent speech In defense Of
the government on some subject then under
cOnsideratfoD.-[Ne ,C Orleans Picd,naae 4fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07
ChaoPlin an0 WOvev.

ment that Messrs. Champlin and Hoyey
continue 10 stick upon the school road,
permit me 70 say q . parent thes while
thcse two persons are no doubt nttsd ~
together. should, prefer that my chtldrn
should not be compelled % as9oo1eo VIII
them, through their pre9once 10 ~ eonooa
Same feeling. fAh9Ax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-07

DEATH OF Mr.. MooDY's BRorHRR
Chicago last evening Mr.. Moody received Q
his youngest brother, Samuel Moody. VINO
lived At Northneld, Mass, with his mother.
1t was decided that Major Whittle should
supply his place while he attended the
fnDEYAl. -