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The proportion OF Suicides to population is
said TO be one III SEQ in New York one in
IOOGa in Brooklyn: one in Hoo in pniladel-
phia and one in 300 in San Francisco. The
chances of Self-deStructiOD are much greater
therefore in san Francisco than in the eastern
cities. But this rule applies only TO Lloated
capitalists and workngmen. Kearney liou--
ished in San Francisco and has only killed
himself since he came East.
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tits fOrcibly urged BY the New York Graphic
that among other steps to be taken by govern.
ment for the relief of the fever stricken com.
munities in the southern states, the army and
navy surgeons who are OFF duty, on leave, or
waiting orders, be detailed to service at those
points. Such assignment would be not only
real charity, but also the most effective aid
that could be given, since most of the surgeons
in question have had more or less experience
in the treatment Of yellow fever
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DROPFRTY FOR RENT,
l. BY &. .. HOFFMAN,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
NJ. W

lSS0 New York sve n. o.. Is rooms, fIrn SI6c 10
e2S Pa. ave. NV. 18 roons,.,.............. ITO 90
1890 Penn ave. NV. nus uees house. 49, leo 90
Ul 18th NV. Is rs,,s mod tiukss. Is 90
pig IZth 81. NV, Is SONS moi. iIu ~. IS 90
1Ol6 18th st. H. Is roctns IOG liz U.s.. Is 90
1911 = st. NV. 10 pms mod. impe. 400. 10 90
xl4o IA. ave. n w., IL rooms, mod iuips..-. 66 o.
0bS ST. NV, 10 rVoms, mod. tmpr ....-~.. IS %
DID Va st. n. w., IL rooms. mod. imps 800. 50 10
NO Z 81. Il. w., Ii rooms mol tmps....... SO %
4sS4 a Sc. w., 10 rooms, mod tmus........ 20 90
o2e 10th st. n. w.. rooms. furnished. 800. 50 90
S1I I'm st. u. w., 8 rooms, mod, tmpS...... IS ~
Sle 1th st. q. w., 9ro ITS. mod. imps. IS 90
SSI Itn ST. u. w., rooms, mod. tups......-. S. 90
I'D 1ID st. q. w., rooms, mod. imps........ IS CO
l6XS 9TH st. NV. 10 rooms. nod imps. 81 90
~ Isl ST. Sc. rooms mod. tmps. .....>>. Is o.
~ NO. ave. s.w-. rooms, mod. tmpe. IS 90
" Nd. ave. s. W., rooms mod. imps. go. Is co
ll9 Sarroll st. &c. rooms, mod. irlps.... 30 90
III Carroil ST. Sc. rooms, mod. tmps.-.. 20 90
i42o 6tn ST. q. ". q rooms mCd. imps. 20 %
lib New YORK ave. n. W.. store. 70 90
i4X5 New YORK ave. n. w., store 10 90
142o n eW L ork avenue Storo. rs on
fine front office room $40 r ST. n w.. 20 90
Office rooms at 1419, l42S and 1925 New York
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city 1T
prices to suit the times and on terms inst will snit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
elsewhere. aupl7-tr
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Canadian cheese is selling rapidly at the
Paris exposition, and has even been intro
duced into the shops. French dairymen pre-
fer TO Sell their milk and make butter, and
cheese is dear in that country. This fact gives
a hint by which the many sections of this
country which can make cheese and send it TO
France more cheaply than Canada can, may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

When the Chinese send disciples of Confucius
TO this country 10 convert the western bar
barians, as it is said they will. their mis-
sionarieS might begin their labors by reforming
the un-Christian Christians who break one
anOther's heads in the Orange riots
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The Star for the Summer,

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Leese, the new Potter witness will be In
great danger of assassination when he gets
back TO Louisiana. Weber, jerks. Anderson,
and the other proud spirits of that sort, can
brook no such rival as he.
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MEDICAL. &c.


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% ccre any case of Female Weakness IrreguIari-
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HUNDREl 8 OF YOUNG MEN have been
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Nervous Diseases, y;.: Organic and Seminal WEAK
less Nervous Debility ImpOtency, Premature De
a., Nervous Trembling, Palpitatton Of the Heart
3,'nEyss OF Stgns Or Gi:ainess !LdSsssion. TO-
nan sod: and early indiscretions. 6onorrhsa
astivs Of Bsltimofe, With ~ yesIs, e1psrience IL
IL, Il Ills ci2. visits Washington every Msdnseda,
nsnt ;ot any Of the above diseases. VIM ind it b
theI Interest TO call upon him. who win insuf-
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lit pHtr0is TO any OF the leading physicians Of Bsl
.imore. and show letters Of Testimonials from ca,
same. Gall or address - above, OF to ID SoutJ
1u.aW 'trest Baltimore. mAr0O-T
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

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FAMILY SUPPLIES,

ZINE WATERMELONs,
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CHICKENS, &c. Meat delivered Sunday Per-
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DRY GOODS.
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III oT'lA; q close ont tie baisnce " our SvNNpv
GnpISS, We VIII positively sell AL our DkkSs
GOODS 81 cCs:.
We nave also roSkeI down our large stock II
al bhotD Eails 4" oE.-a~,i lie rss ulAr price.
SPECIAL bargains ar offered IN HOSIERY sri
Fsncs STDChlNGS.
Great reductions in RiscS and colore,l SILKS
Ia make rucia for new fsli STOCK.
New stock OF vELvkrs inst received
coNNoLLY'e,
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BANKERS.

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"a will execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions % eAch 100 shares. Stock privileges
negotiated on responsible parties only. CorrespOn.
dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
Mining and Stock Exchange. 3 Wall st., New
York. Reference, D. b. MAnyAn, ESQ.,, President
National Trust Co.. New York. Janl
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I1'6eO-befn0 mach larger bona f'de,
regular and permanent circulation than
mar Of oil the other duly payers ia the
city added together.
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THE NEWEST BOOKS.
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rhs S III 'IS Sote 90
L IN
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ma. satTtnS. lioil &c dSFulsn. Mrs. w ster. l. o.
~ II !ue W iiaeI Ia ss. Las Dudley W.rnet.... 70
d iio anu otIieI f"efns. dord; n.......... LBS
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Voyage OF Paper CanCe. BishOr..........., q 60
Tn. Exile. A tale OF st. Augustine. Francis
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ceived as soon as published. CROOUET At COAT
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II BIZ r. II. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building
Corner OF 9th and r streets
2O22 st. q. W., 10 rooms, mod. imps go. 300 90
l414 st. H. W., Ii rooms, mod. imps. 800. rs 90
oUo I3th ST. n. W., 13 rooms mod. imps.... 80 80
OIL I9fh ST. n W., II rooms, mod. imps.... 30 90
!2lo uth st. n. W, IL rooms, mod. imps.... 70 on
lSt r 81. q w. ~ rooms, mod. tmps....... % 90
1924 ST. NV, 7roOms, md impe. IS 90
20 and Z SITS. n. ", 10 rooms mod. imps 20 90
i5oS 81. NV z rooms, mod. imps. ...... 25 90
cCo n ST. NE, rooms, Il ii. 1mps......... = 90
- Itn 81 &c. rooms. mo? lmps......-.. Is 90
IlU II ST. Me-, ms, co. q. lids. 20 o.
N1 8 h ST. De, rooms mod. imps Is 90
Money 70 Loan IL SuiTs L. suit tv23 r.
DEAL K.TAT 81, Li.ETIS,
IL wv =. BURFORD 7OS street.
1hree-stOTy Brick Houses for Sale
s! ecta bargains are offered In two-story press
brick Houses. it'll and rooms, and all mtsfern
improven, ents: $50 $500 cash: balance In SINAI!
moDthly pay MeDts, or Ia suit purchased.
For Rent.
12lo ST.. frame, Observation-Disclosures.
ioa ST.. orlck r., mod. tmps. ........... Is
1908 Corcorsn ST., brick, 8r................... Is
To r. ., ~ nn6 - Ii
~ LoAN:-eS,uO 10 loan, In one or two sums,
at 8 per cent. Apply to
WIN. e. BURFORD,
JeZo Real Estate Broker, 706 4 st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

$40, STORE ElXTURss wANTEO.-M
dress for ON, month, r. b. T.. Cary P.o. All =
F.SNTHsts ana sI3Nk q SMALL eROCEsY
sand p ANN sn fns sToKs fwH 49,;
rent. Corner PAD and Ii SIS. n. W L
TO LoAN.
MONEY on rsal estate, in sum. 20 suit. st cer
cent On hrst-ciAss business pr perry ~ yer cent.
X. -. h"LrzNAN.
sugl7-tr 10Th and STA NV.
H. sALE.An e'esAnt FkslotNCt thar cost
the owner $50 o1o I'll sell i 70, $50 600, Ap-
"a sus1e CIV 'ohN Wis 18Th ST s st1sst.
NEN YORK Oh BRot KIN CRY PROF
SsSff q fTYse iS1 RiktsLs
Waehineton Post once: ansl6 Sc
ZOE sALEone OF the lest BUsINE Ss
.us,s-sw JOHN WI ,,s ,s MSE slssss.
+ sewers HoUst at the following prioes each:
q appS % $500 5os 4 o s' aS.k K o
aue 1e- im us 18Th strest.
EGR I SALE On tX:tANGE.A two-story
sRIek cr Hrk vsb KID
.as,s ss. III ''' 5 S''f i 'H 1T ss
H Address P. o, Box 5e4, City. " aasi5 g..
TO LoAN-se, 600, 50 500, on real estate
ssewgity. b. 4. sTElGsR.
sNgIo-9I AIS 7th st.
EOR SALE C-EAP "A dark Rosewood case
n use Only year. Inquire after .. NJ. at 2o6
.eeW tolk ave: ansl5-S
NARKET Fam FOR SALE ON MODE.
OF FINE LAND lear Be mi, gs' station, ID. c.;
sEIBY e. e. Sc Rgsss Bennns
AZ
SMtLL's, l1S st. Sc, Capitol hin. aRs5 2s'
A BAR6AIN.-Icanse sell in the next ten days,
% two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with !
eWeeh iss6 and i7hst go Pr%pars syre cost
apg to EH aRf SAT be SID easy
E'oR SALE ON EASY TERMs-four LOTS,
- corner New jersey avenue and X street, and 2
s Iuas corner 9th and SITS NV Apply at sl2 o
MONEY MONEY !! MONEY III
WATCHER. DIAMONDS. JEwELRY, ETC.,
p. WALLACH'S
Loan and Commissions Broker,
1417 Pennsylvanis svenua.
le1-u near Wizards Hotel.
EOR RKNT-LIVERY STA BLEs, 48S And 40
Liver; s n11 :,
ground surface and unsurpassed sccomodations an6
upon west And rear .nofha, .o Orosd Siiey WAYS
directly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue; nne
spring water and Potomac water both within
premises Terms, &C., address n. A. KINMELL.
soE = 81. n.w. ,e< l1w'
s 6oLDsTElN CO..
LOAN AND COMMISSION BRoKERs,
NORTHEAST CoRNER TENTH AND ID srp.r,s
Private Entrance on Tenth Street,
Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Comma
Sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry SiIveT
ware. &C., for any time desired on very reasonable
@The Oldest and largest business In the city.
my1l-tr o eAS'
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Extraordinary Reduction.

extraordinary AeducttOn,
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS
french diagonal sold at $50, reduced to S15
RusseI's Cashmere. SO d at 49, reduced to II
Iaft w eeden Cashmere. sold at l6 reduced to 10
empire 20 pr Mills Cashmere. sold at 10 reduced to 10
Ah-Wooi Cashmere. sold at Ii, reduced to !
COATS AND VESTS.
French Diagonal. ......sold at $50 reduced to S1b
rlaln Worsted. ........sold at l6, reduced to II
BASKET W orSted. sold at L. reduced to 8
DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS.
En glsh WoIsted. sold at 81, reduced to IS 90
lobe Mills Cashmere sold at g, reduced to 80
w ashg ton Mills CaSs. sold at f. reduced to ID
Diagonal Cashmere. sold at g. reduced TO 2 90
Union Cashmere. ......so,d at 2, reduced to 1 30
BOYS SUITS.
BACK COIN. sod at $12 reduced tn IS
WOrsted Basket. sold at 10, reduced to 7
Atwood Cashmere. at !, reduced to 8
WHITE VESTS.
Fine Fine mite vests. ....fors 81 Co. worth %
ALPACA COATS.
Alpaca Coats. sold at SO reduced tn "a
A IIs Costs. ..........sod at E reduced to
Alpaca COats sold at 8, reduced to
All other Goods at same proportion prices.
MOTEL am determined to reduce this stock In
order to make room for an immense stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods. which have ordered already,
to be expressly manufactured for me. Call at once
at
A. sTRAUS',
1911 Pennsylvania ocenue.
aup14-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts
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ENOR RENT
II b. II. WARNER q CO.,
BRAIEARD II. WARNER, EDWIN A.MCINr1RR.
016 street northwest.
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BARGAINS
40 UNPBECEDENTED AND USPARAI-
EELED

~ Best INC. Bleschei Cotton In city.
Good CslicoeS, ~.
Canton Fannes. &c 10, cheap.
Wool Y.snneis, II &c. MP TO nice rne goods,
Percales, snd loc.: Psrssols ~ cost
SIR embroidered, woven seam Balh-igg.nHosa 81
Large stock Chtld-en's Fancy Hose cheap
Full stock Boys CsssmeI ee. reduced prices
A II summer Dress Goods sf and below cost
A ii Wool Black CaShmeres, b0c., worth rs
Black Silks In bargains. sc up.
Linen Lawns, lUanc L. &C. Cotton Lawns SIC ~
Percale Suits, ~ IS; Linen Suits cheap.
Z. n. NAUDAtN,
sug3-r 7OS Marhef Spno1.
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> 600 Wards PACIFIC PEHCALES
@sOOVt ceRts yard.
Rnty's Double Busk Co-set best In the city
Sl.OO. " wiz ~'
Mime. Demorest's reliable Patterns
Jos. 3. BAILEY.
NSl-u Cor. 7th and n sta. O. ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

(saa.ssszl " HEs.leAILRCIADsfk ->e&-".
, SIS being, agitated in Murray county.
Tic road talked Of is 4 north and south
road to- connect the Wihona & st. Pc
ter with Wort',ingtGn by building a
road from point near tile, southeast
corner Of Lyon county, where the Wi,
mona y st. Peter enters, across, Murray,
county TO- this place. n glance at the
map will show that this point is almost
due north of ,Worthington and not more
than seven townships, OR about, AZ
miles, distant. This road would, by a
little detection from in air line touch
Currie, near Lake Shetek, Avoca, on
Lime Lake, and BondiN, and by bear
ing east a little, could he made to touch
Graham Lakes, A straight line would,
bring the road near the line between
Seward and Graham Lakes. 49,:
This is a capital project, and whether
built by the Winona 4 St. Peter or the
Southern Minnesota, would meet with
every encouragement. 1t would give
US another easternI outlet and would
be, of all roads, the very one for Muir
ray us it would touch all the points of
present Importance in that county.
We wish our Murray county friends
every success III pushing this enter,
prise.
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MHIER HAIL.

WoRTn1NeToN, MINI, May 20, 1878.
At special meeting of the Trustees
of the NJ. 3. Church to-day, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously passed.
RESOLVED, That the building occupied
by the Methods t Society Of this place,
be hereafter known as, Miller Hall, and
that it he declared a public Hall, to he
used for home and travelling entertain
ments, at such rates as may be fixed
upon by the committee having charge
of said Hall.
As the Methodist Society contem-
plate erecting a church building dur
ing this, summer, they will continue
for the present to hold religious serv-
ices in the Hall every week!
:. T.: ). JIG. 0GLE, Chairman,
7. NJ. GRUELLE, Secretary. .".,..
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CoUNcIL.-At the last meeting voted
to fix the poll tax ut 3days work, and
to levy property tax for road purpos-
es of 25c on $780,. Also decided to i'm
prove the approaches to town, as fol-
lows; the south road about the lake
shore; the Hersey road; the northwest
road and the east road leading to the
Cemetery The Street Commissioner
was instructed to proceed at once to
the repair of the above approaches: ~.
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HIBLE READFNCJN.

Henry Plant, of Minneapolis, one of
the most noted Sunday school workers
in the country. will visit Worthington
June LIST and I'd. lie will give a series
of Bible readings, commencing Satur-
day afternoon and continuing through
the Sabbath. There will I've i meeting
Saturday afternoon. June l, a 3 O'Clock,
to which all who are interested in Sun
day School Work are earnestly desired
to be present. 40
Mr.: Plant says Bring your Bibles
to all the meetings."
Further particulars next week.
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MINOR 1RRTY1;LSI

,r,, -. M1NOR ARRIVALS.
recently, ct the resldencenof e. G.
PETERSON, in Little Rock, "A son.
Is Also at theiresidence Of i. Larson,
same town, a daughter:tj>'e>y e
'.s'A,few days ago, at the residence Of
Tax dSxi Be-; Bsxtet2 II town ~ west Of Seward, a
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.H:1sUI VIZ ..Ty, a1JH1f III
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1O44l.

This town is filing up andwill soon
be organized. There; are about 80 set
tiers now: in the t0wn.a number Of
whom are Germans. ~: T.. .y'.:.
Geo. Kale isibuilding a house OH Sec
ton r.. .j.r -: -. So.
The Kreer boys have half q section
on Il and are running two: breaking
teams. They expect to break about I -
acres. :, ~: ,i-.,: ..3,..
All the: crops in the town are doing
unusually we'll. a..
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Everything conductive to the better
condition Of the baby is sure to attract
attention; and hence it is that DR.. Bull, S
Baby Syrup is becoming more and more
appreciated rs it's wonderful influence
in subduing the diseases of M,byhood
becomes recognized. Price q cents.
1W.
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Fresh Cow for Sale: II. L. TosrE:::
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HERSEY..

Still they come. Monday evening
Frank Brainard arrived from st. Paul
will, car load of horses and cattle.
Mr.. :BrailI;ad will break up a large por-
ton of his land this season.
NJ. Paist has got back from st. Paul.
i1e reports his mothers health inprov-
ing:
The Jersey boys all turned out. to-
9ay and went out ona wolf hunt: They
They took out four yoitng. ones, about
half grown. >.
y. llafrey's sister, Mrs. Teitsworth is
in town. She is here for her heal ii from
the Silver Mines III Utah.
There will be a match game OF ball
here on Saturday next between the
Jersey boys and the Worthington boys.
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- Vs7os WIFE,
T. NJ. GRuELLE, Secretary. ,".,..
TIE MARBLE COllBINA 11ON

This evening will be the last night
of the Marble Company ON which occa-
sion will be acted The Comedy of. the
Widow HINT and the Farce of the
Bibbs Folks. Marble will appear in
two Of his Greatest Comic Characters.
Major Wellington DeBoots and Barna-
by .Bibhs.. -t:> -. :" -: .'":i' q :;
The company will return and give
two performances on their route East
on which oee'siOn they will produce
Uncle Toms Cabin and The Two Or.
phan's: Due notice will be given of the
evenings of these two gre.t plays.
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-sitTheee sudden changes Of tie weather
seldom fail to bring "a Cough Or Cold,
and we can recommend Dr. Marahall's
;I1uug; Syralp us a; certain. cure for all
diseases of;the I1nngs and Chest: The
price is only "a cents Sold bywD, 8.
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