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National Republican., 1878-11-02

Rev. AleE: Kent ltnivcrsalisD will preach In
rnllmndge Hall tomorrow at eleven a. IN. Sunday
school at gIb a. m.
At All Souls Church. Rev. Charles r. Weld of
Baltimore, will preach aud conduct the services q,
eleven IN. Strangers cordially invited. NcspeT
services at halfpast seven =. M. at which time
seats free.
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. A. r. Mason will
preach tomorrow a. NJ. on Modern Philanthropy
and the Christian Church" In the evening u ser.
mon TO employers and employed. In which particu
lar reference will be made to white slavery In
WAshingtJn.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

('ARPETS! CARPETS!!
- Closing out Tapestry Brussels, 7jc to ooc.
Best Lowell lngrnlns sJc and SO.
Al-WuOl Carpets. t)C. 6jc, zoe, 7jC.
Extra Heavy lngruius. EDc
Heavy lngrains tor 2Sc, Sic, 31'ic
Stairs, Halls, and Horlerings theap
Grand bargains In white Blankets, SIS per pair up.
CLDAkSi CLDAKS,, tLOAKS,i!
llead',ulnc.s for Clnass, from ;2jO up 10 tsl
skirts, Shawls, and CIuakngs cheap.
Chincl,ia COakings, double width, 81.
leLvrrS for tlOaks, tl.JD 81 7i -, $50, to q.
Black Al Wool CushmCTcs, &c up.
French iS-inCh Novelties for bverdresscs, cheap.
Just dealing TO ali aud good yall for Your money.
4. =. SACDAiN,
mol 7Op Market aparr.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Anu-einents.

THFArRR CoNfQUE-Narir'y performance
NAr'UNAL THEArGg.-Emma Abbott Aul tie Hes
English upcm COMPANY
National Republican., 1878-11-02

For upward OF thirty years Mr. Winsl9w' sD5'h.
ing syrup has been used !Jr CEUiIen It CoUa.'s
ard.,y yf the stomach relieves wlHi cJ..c. IcgI
Iut., the bowels. cures dy,euIeFs aud dibrTAUn,
whrlh.I ersiug from i,clhHg ~! other Chu'Cs. Au
Old sud well lTrd remedy II Crut u bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

Tng time has come to provide youths, boys. End
children with fall aud winter garments. To do so
adVanGgeOuSly 60 to the Boys Clothing House Of
u. Robinson 4 Co, gg rcmnsy ylvania avenue. The
stock Is immense and prices low.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

ElSEMAN BROS POPULAR PRICE SYSTEM Is
HAVING A TELLING EFFECT THEIR EsTAB.
IlSHMENT Is CROWDED FROM MORNING To
ING.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
National 3spublitan,
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

SuE AND CsrREEr.
htTninp. ErsHtnp,
$50 -. Lnuis & Ctn. eN sITO, Baltimore accom-
s61H, philu & y. Y. fp. baltimore accom-
~, Chico 4 pilts'g cT. 500, y Y. Phil & Hos CT
81 baltimore aud way jUS, Piedmont StIN>tufg
stations. Winchester Fred Ck
t25. Fred. &C. tAiet. birch UngrrStOwn, Point Oi
81. Baltimore, Annapolis Rocks & way stations
express -eg7, Baltimore accom-
BIS. MhrtinNburg and ITa. sos baltimore rNpr'--
grr~iUwu nc. Metro s1tS. Baltimore way 'th
- IOlan hrauChl tious
500, Baltimore accom-. 500 Chicago st. LOUIS
Uau baltimore express sVI7 y v. phd 4 Boston
express
"Arrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Hs For The tine OF tcpafiurs OF trains see Aiysr'
ts' nIent- el,eNhsre
National Republican., 1878-11-02
AColored ueak.Thef il, Trouble.

Ouh sl5 ready made su!.S surpOss any 50 Su,
made ~ order IN the city. kATZENsIEIN.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

NovNo PEorLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin Them. Bo wise In time
Clean them daily with TITRSTOS's IVORY PEARL
IoDrm POWDER. the most perfect drntrihCc Known.
It Will keep them through life in good condition.
white and sOuuu. VIII har',cn tue gums. sweeten
H. breath, and prevent tODlhachs Sold by all
druggists. % and 50 cents per LOIl.e.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

ONERCOATS
BUSINESS SUITS.
NOW u THE TINE TO CHANGE.
rElCE~ FROM SS To ~.
CASHMERE pANTALOONS,
FOR LARGE AND SMALL MEN,
FROM - To SO.
uNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
ALL KINDS. ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES.
FROM 50 CENTS TO -.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
C2j Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Thermometric Headings.
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States warmer, clear. OF
partly cloudy weather, southwcstcGly winds ss,
tOnary or lower pressure.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Services Tomorrow.

CHilpRES's OvCrcoats aud listers from 81 10 SIS
at katGensten's $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-02

,!U,l EES's and bays su.s from 81 to SIS, at Kat
ElYslU.Hs, 80 SeyGGlh street
National Republican., 1878-11-02

HARD times demand economy rrGcuce II by
fcuUyaliug your IUci gloves with JOUvESs Iso
prRoUs KID GLOVE CLEASSIR. Price 25 cents pet
bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-02
A wife and Child Beater.

BEACTIFUL black diagonal OverCOels for SO at
kalEeustg!n's, 80 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

WELL AACWiSE-SPREAD SrRENGrHESISG PLAsr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far suTpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

AnE you bilious. troubled with heaaache. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation &c? Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, dull and lRnguid2 Avcrse TO lll
oIertion Is your LIE nllserAblc' You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you sold by all
druggists 70 cents per package, which makes a
quart Of msdicine.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

We sHOvLD not suffer from cough which few
doses Of Aycrs Cherry PeCtOral will cure. Time
comfort health arc all saved by 1t.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. sQuIER & Co.
Bankers l4l6 Pennsylvania aYenuc
National Republican., 1878-11-02

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily M Spiccr's Whulc.alc Butter
store. corner Ninth and streets. Prices as low as
the lowest,
National Republican., 1878-11-02

Ia Your hair harsh, dry and stir Docs II refuse
to curl? Dress 1t with InoNPsOS's oaADk OPrINE.
will improve It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price %.
and ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
The ). 4. 7. T.. of {. i. A.

THr best $ ami slJSuit ia the country at Katzen
ttcins, SO seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-02

MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS ONERCOATS
lie LARG Est ASSORTMENT II rHEuI~rRiCr r.
ElsEMAN BROS .rUrULARrKICEC CLUTIlERs
IOR. TIH AND T..
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Hiding Monryiu His Mouth.

OUR CLOTHlNn l. KELIAUl.E At POPLAR
| PRICES I>LNAN BRpS. COR IN AND L SIS
National Republican., 1878-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

HATzESsrEIN is the Clolhicr.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
F'aylltles9 in Fit.
E-aultleSs in Make.
Fa1lltleS9 in Stv

New Styles Of Youths Cloth
New Styles of Mems Clothing
New Styles of Boys Clothing.
New Styles Of Children's Clot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

a DECISION AGAINST DANCING.-At Dover.
Del, GA Wednesday, me mberS of the Metho.
uiSt Episcopal church were much exercised
over some remarks which were used by Chan
ceEor salisbury while sitting iH the court of
cbancery. The case under consideration was
one in which j. b. Quigg. stakeholder i'm the
heh0both beach Camp-meeting Association,
sought Tor writ of Injunction to restrain the
proprietor OF the Bright house, at that place,
from pei mlftlBg dancing, card playing and
other amusements 10 take place in the house,
on the ground that the same was contrary to
moIallty as taught by the discipline of the
Methodist EPISCOPAL church, and therefore a
violation OF the charter OF the place. In the
course OF argument the chancellor gave en-
Phatic expression to the opinion that dancing
Was In violation of the morality of the Meth0-
olst Episcopal church. When counsel ventur-
cd TO dissent from this idea the chancellor re-
Iterated it, adding that there was no doubt in
hls mind that the practice of dancing was
prohibited by the discipline of the Methodist
church. and that arguments on this point
would be useless. On this ground alone he
was prepared to issue the desired Injunction.
but as the question of jurisdiction was raised
the final decision was reserved until Septem-
Der 4St.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers.

TRUsTEFS' SALE OF FIVE TWO-STOPY
CO1TAGE FRAME DWELLINGS AND
LOTS AND NINE BUILDING LOTS. SIT
U,TED, EFFECTIVELY ON STREET,
SEXEhTh AND EIGHTH srRRETS
BY virtue deed OF trust given to us, dated Id
No. 715, folio $685. OF the land records for the IL
District of Columbia, and by request OF the party
secured, we vii sell, at public auction on tn RI
DAY, the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1873, at 5
O'Clock p. m, in front OF the respective premises
all those certain pieces parcels OF land and prem
ises known ard described upon ground plat or plan
of the city Of Washington, u c. as being Lots Nos
10, II. II, Ii. IA, 15, 10 II 81, % 81 80 80 and
a. of A. b. Kelley subdivision of square $50,
ments, rights, privileges, appurtenances and her
editaments to the same, belonging or otherwise
appert2ining.
Lot IL being at the corner of H and 7th streets
Lots 10: ls, II and 81 are unimproved and front
on sn i4 Is sSG % are improved bv swostorv
Frame Dwellings fronting OF It'll street, between
II and streets ne.
Lot 32 AND SO are lnimproved and front on 9Th
street re.
Dwellings, and fl oft on 9Th street, between h and
streets ne.
Terms: Une-third cash. balance In six and twelve
months notes bearing interest at per cent. until
paid, and secured by deed of trust on the premises
chaser. A deposit of S1O0 required on each lot as
soon as sold. T. the terms of sale are coupled with
within seven days from day Of sale, tue Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the ri ak
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving
arg12-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, fA'"S'eoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

A5-A publisher announces The Lifted
Was Negroes"
SS-"My love for you is as warm as st.
Louis is the way Michigan lover writes.-
Detroit Free Press.
As-" How greedy you are!" said one little
girl to another who had taken the best apple
in the dish; Il was going 70 take that
ks-"Td like to see them put me in jail,'
says MIR. hearney. Ali" remarks the De-
troit Free Press with delightful enthusiasm.
"who Wouldn't"
as-" How is ii. Miss, you gave your age to
the census taker as only y, when You were
born the same year / was, and L am 1871"
"Ah you have I'D mnch faster than sir.'
Rs-TO get figs from thistles: Reduce ond
ton Of thlslles tQ ~ pounds of potash. Then
sell your potash for cash. Then take the cash
and buy fgs.-I Cbur.-Jour.
RgA contemporary suggests that the only
time when you can politely hug another mans
wife is when she is In bathing or Is in ball.
room.
er-" You're drunk, slr' said the captain
t-toxicated blue jacket fresh from I'M
limited abs.N "ce without leave; Il know I'm
drunk" returne,. 'ne aa apt on Ionk lns;
over that. As for you. -;tyinely' You're
at his commanding officer A.. -vsr that 70
Id fool and you'll never geIv -,
ssEasy way to make money: Take a coun.
terIelt - Dill; enter store at dusk with q
witness and ask the honest tradesman III ha
ran give you silver for - bill. The honest.
count out the silver When he discovers that
the note was counterfeit you have a witness
10 swear mat you received lust ~, hence tina
bad v can't have been given by you.
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RALTlMORD AND OHIO BAILROAn.

RALTaIMsOaHyH. AND 10RAu.noAD.
k SHaAf 1 RSy sa5x 9kzGK
hoRTH. k9kTHWHT, VEST asT 1k is s6 5 u r.
to E tsfs sse Ws sgsHHRSASX STFi g. 1875
.! s%s aedIs9 g g, Bs asssse
$50 s. m.SBaitimors, xnnapoiiss I and way.
y " a ss!ss: .sna Laurel Express.
burg winchester, Hsserstewn. and wy st. ss
s:3 A.m:.N1w YORK, PHILADELPaiX, Bos.
to New York and Phadeiphia Stops at 1nnapoli:
1:prs snd %aeS Franc, anS
except s1nd "a Through Car to
dusk. daily, except Saturday.
s;G.on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapon,
10 20 a.m.-Raltlmors Express. Stops At B,,.
densburg. Beltsville, Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
Jessnp's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellicott Git,
st taso P.m;1Nlw YORK. PHnAn.lrH1A AND
only u stopping At an Stations Stops at Laua
Express: Frederick va Rssy. Stops at 1nnsp Sl
, tsse m;aPoint Of Rocks. Frederick. Hagers-
70 toint OF Rocks and Way Stations oniy
49, :4O p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and WAY Str
rs :sop .m.-Philadsphia Norfolk and Ba,t,mor.
A1pTeSe. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK pa
sEFGHRs TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT 70 BoH7
8:6CBatimore and Way Stations.
f1:lb-CHlCAGO AND COLUMHIIs Expurso
SLHEPING CABS to Chicago, ~N A'Aes'
Is 10 p.m.-Baltin1ore Express
Ia:g ~. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts.
nuIs a1presS. Pittsburg, except Sunday, pull
1880 p. m.-NKw YORK, PH1LADn1pv,X ANN
bALTIMORH EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to Ne
York, and Special Sleeping Car to Pniiadeinhia
~ Daily. Other trains daily excspt SUNDAY.
All trains stop NJ Relay Station lem
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DIEI.

BOWL ING. On Saturday. August 18th, 1879.
Ia Wasington citv al the residence OF her fatbe9'
heoree Maltinely, esd, s.tsr r,,... 49, -,
wand IAa a5, MARTINA BOWLING, vile OF Ell.
Friends OF the family are requested to attend tina
i.Ee.aI nom TIE residence OF her father an y
O'Clock O. N. Requiem mass will la ce.i,rasad g 10
Ct. Domibic's church at 30 am.
COEoD0RE. On Thursday, August liz. 1874
si5,S 90 y Srsock An, MAki A C0MCD0EE. aged
Funeral services win be held at Israel NJ. y.
O'Clock. to which the relatives and friends Of ~,
family are respectfully Invited.
6AsS. On the morning OF August Nth Ig7s
the twenty eighth yesI OF her age ''ins' uaHs' ln
II Funeral Will take place on Sunday afternoon ths
aence Nd SEA a taree oco,k from her bate resi-
vited TO attend.
LAMB1E. August 18Th, 1873. ats:4opm., &C
h., after lingering illness. which she bore with
christian Ion titude, Mrs. JOANNA r., wife OF e,
Hon In "a on' Of i saes g
years aud 10 months. Asleep In Jesus. ',
sINCLAIR. On Thursday, August 18th, 1873,
al O'cocka n, In Fsuquier county, Va, JOHN.
ME e, only son OF John 8. and Barbara Sinclair
ased 10 months ard 81 days.
SERVER. On August 16. 1873 at the old
homestead in Carroll county, Nd, A. r. sHRI.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
residence, I7l4 ii street northwest, to-morr o
Sunday evening, at o clock.
WRITER'S. On THURSDAY. August 18th, ls7g.
two years, After lingering illness Of ent
leaving wife and two children.
The funeral TO take place from his late residence
edist n otestant church, Virginia avenue, 6etWesn
9th and 9th streets southeast, on Sunday the iSsS
Tel d the funeral. Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

i PRnE III REAL aA ESTATE ONE oa the lmi
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF OHIO AVE-
NUE. AND 18TH STREET, IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, IMPROVED BY A
THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date n
the 18Th day of August, AID. 1872, and re- :;S
OF The land re- ords for the county of Washington,
in he District of Columbia, and at the request in
writing Of the party thereby secured, the subScri
her will sell. at public auction, OnrMONDAY, the
26th daN of August, AID. 1873, at o'clock p NJ. :,
In from Of the premises all that piece parcel Of
City of Washington, in the District
aforesaid, and known and distinguished
on the plat or plan of said city and being part Of
Lot numbered one %, in Square numbered two
hundl ed and ninety-fve (295), and beginning for
tie same at the northeast corner of said lot and
the line of Ohio avenue seventy l70) feet seven %
inChs S; thence sOuthweStWardIy by line drawn at
right angles to the line of said avenue twenty We
(25) feet three 81 nches thence south twenty (20)
fest: thence east seventy five (75) feet to the line
Of 12 b street west; and thence north by and with
OF beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One fifth cash, and the remain
der OF the purchase money in equal annual pay
ments of one, two, three and four years, with in
terest at the rate OF per cent. per annum, de-
tIus ee, or all cash at option Of purchaser A de-
rOsit OF one hundred dollars will be required at the
I lie OF sale. Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
II terms OF sale are not complied with 10 five days
of dats CT sale. the property will be resod at cost
RIcHARD WALL1tH Surviving Trustee,
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
aup14, II, 20, %, 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

ADVICE OF A WoRKfNGMAN.-A sensible
Wofklngman writes as follows to the Boston
Jo9trndt:-kearney seems to be like a Chinese
ga battleImore noise than killed or wounded. /
nave always been what is called a working.
man. When first commenced life worked
man many day for fifty cents day, and many
talk about land monopolists and all that sort
OF thing is nonsense. There is land enough in
all the states of this Union within the reach of
every man who will make an exertion to get
II. Scores of men that am acquainted with,
that have good homes and all the comforts OF
life and many OF its luxlries. are w0rkingmen,
and have been all their days. As for myself,
l consider work the greatest blessing con
ferred upon man. There are many mechanics
IN this village who own their own homes, and
they are well enough furnished to receive any
company whatever. Instead Of Stumping the
state, Mr.. kearney had better spend his time
In reading some the mechanics libraries in
this village. The Judge told Curran, the cele-
brated adr2es2ta, "if that is law, L viii go
home and burn my books" Better go home
and read them" says Curran. Mr.. Kearney
had better read more and talk less iIntii h.
can instruct the workingman in a better line
OF duty than he does at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17
r II. WARNER, Real Estate Aactioneer.

SA ELf1 e aot tAhe 10 F sas IN
s = ksEEEEsT Sos RETWEsS sTH AND sFH
among the land records of the County Of :::tH
Msashington, y. G., in Llber 85s folio s97 the
lie saction, In front Of the promises, on THu RS-
DAY, the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1878. At Z,
O'Clock .: M, the following valuable pro,.rty. to
WI; Az tnat cSTtaln parcel OF land lying and being
Diai the same being the easrerIy part OF lot num-
bsred t~ot2), In square numbered four hundred
ana SIX t4O0): and bounded aud described as fol-
her Of said lot on Z street north: thence ruuninp
LoItheriy on the line dividing lot No Q fron Iot
s nunoefsi one %, In said square eighty
division Letween Blasden and More ss' The slss
Hesr So il ~ fSo pe s s dsa ia sseofdsa IL
Ish1ngton county, ID. c.; thence rdnntus west
cry on SAID alley tweutyo1 (28l feet iV- Il inch
ss o. the iand conveyed to Michael Dufay O.csS-
ber "a, a ~ 1888; thence running SOU harly, b.
SAID Duffey's iand. IN 3 straight line through
pIlck Stable cutting OF the weser' portion tRere-
Of eighty seven $50 fest and six e., inches to sai
twenty-si1 (26J teel five 90 Inches nor, or less
10 the point OF beginning with right in sal ALA
IN common with ths .thor estates AUDITING hers
on. together with all the buildings. IMPROVEMENTS.
The terms OF sale are: one-fourth Of the our
at the time Of sae and the resdus In three ye nS'
with interest al per cent. per annum, payable
or all cash at the option OF the Dur
chaser The deferred payments to be represented
property sold. to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
Al conVeyaacing ut tho purchasers cost. ''''
e. e. 4 Hf Fa6M, Trustees.
j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman. ivARd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17
Late Brevet Rrigadier General,
Nineteenth ARMY G0rOS
IItOVCCIlNu N CUI n
Baltimore, August 18th.

DISAPPEARANCE OF TWO MEN WHO WENT
INTO THE MOUNTAINS TO FIGHT A DURI4-A
special dispatch to the New York Times from
Cincinnati, says: About the middle of July,
Philip Falls, a resident of Union. Boone coun-
ty, KY, a few miles from Covington, left his
home for Clarksvile, Tenn. He arrived az
Louisville and stopped over for the night at
one Of the prominent hotels, where he met an
Old enemy. They resumed their ancient quar-
rel, and Falls struck his opponent on the head
with a pistol, knocking him down, when
friends interfered and separated them. They
then agreed to settle the feud the next day
with pistols, In the mountains OF kentucky,
and according to agreement they met the next
They took train and left the city for the
mountains, unaccompaniedb by friends OF spec.
tatOrs. and from that day to this not a word
has been heard from Philip Falls or his ene-
my. Search and inquiries have been made,
but all are fruitleSs, and many believe that the
men fought as they had premeditated. and fell
at the hands of each other in the mountains.
Both men were in good social standing, and
the quarrel, which had such mysterious ter.
minatiOn, arcs,Sc ,H,.t a woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

A BOSTON SToRY.-During Mr.. Moody's last
services in Boston he was one day seen walk
ing by the new and magnificent Trinity
church. de paused moment and put his
hand upon the door knob, as il 10 enter. The
rector, Rev. Phillips Brooks, CHANGING 10 sea
this, and knowing Mr.. Moody, went up to him
and politely offered 10 show him the Interior.
They entered. After walking slowly up tho
aisle, and noting the various beauties Of the
edifce, they came Ia the magnificent chancel,
the largest and finest in the United States.
Alter various questions and answers in refer
ence 10 its arrangement and adaptation to-
public service, Mr.. Brooks said: Mr.. Moody.
do you keep the run of your converts"
"Some of them-those that are specially
worthy of remembrance. Why?"
do you remember bright young man OF
the name Ca lSayl simpson,
Certainly
well, think you had better look after him
little; he's getting into bad wayS-drInkS toJ
much, and is noticeable for his enormous self
consciousness"
"Oh, that's nothing" replied Mr.. Moody /;
THAT dol't trouble me; that's Boston. ~ Ed
ttor's Drawer, in Hdrper'S Magazine for Sep
tfDlb.r
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ssse~dsd Soe;sers. Mao,sssee;ss< i 1a...D-.s,,,
TRA1ss Leave S WA igEh VT from Dsro,
saa '2S To- = 19l Lows .,
Eith Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Car:
Shisase: TO p u. d.is With r P.4s s4 ca Ias
For Csnandaisua Rochester, BuiAlo. \ .a.s q.
WITH a'I' q w sast s1i 81
FOR Nov YORK s ssf e., s91na s
lgTsss Pullman Car 80 'G n@. da aI ssa
For Ssw Yori ana the East, 1:so o. no. d.,,, 49,
sus 60 s s.s ssss sP YIS Ss sR
sS Ssss n t R1, connect e Win
snsrsr Talten slsss avoiding aoabe eii iss
Dos rp,n S,s ana tourney scross New York city.
0 A. so s. saa ssSS; 3
LIN Limited Express. go .. m. daily. except Sun
Aeoommodstion for Baltimore. s:6s, $50 4 m
and 40 P. N. daily. except sunday. M
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-17

A BURGLAR SHOT BY A LADY.-At Ludipo-
Ton, Mich, about two o'clock Monday mora
ing mis-. Esther +. Chaplin heard some one try.
II 10 enter the house, and without waking
entered the room where her children were
Sleeping. A man presently appeared at the
WINDOW OF the room, not six feet from her, and
raised ms hand to lift up the sash, when She
shot a bullet straight through his heart. He
ran some steps before he dropped. Justice
Shackleton being notified, summoned jury
TO De " m. Hartnell, a laborer. He told some
one saturday evening that Mr.. Chaplin owed
MN and ne was going to get it out of him He
LAC boarded at ChaDin's some time previous
Inc verdict was homicide justified by the
facts. The Chapins are respectable people,
gardeners, living mile from town