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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-19
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ffaste 3sh goot. .Nein,~ bemer:,e
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nit Soblen, oaB bic Rrieoe Der letten
25 Sabre l, ,94s. COO Dlenidenleb,n uno
$l2, 100000, 900 toit.ten> ,pomit man
aat @diten Der welt tdtte eultipireu
f6nnen. aip. sSti
g i&sint, bab o.r Yarttoiart
1one bon Canton, Ger .eelbjlmorS BE-
s'ns. Elm ebrIi6er Mann mar uno bic
|stlbitentleibuns unter Dem ginilub BON
WabnFnn besins. Man bat Die Rajie
Der @anf unb Die gader unteriubt uno
aaes in OrouuHg stiunoen.
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oroben Mbbelli9teittn sabur9 3u eni-
iteten, neil 2ebtereB Die llntsreanslun.
gfa nssen aufbebuns gemiFtr Abaaben
p!6tli@ absebro9en.
gilmore's 8anb bat in 8eutIdj-
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l@dfte uno 1T aufseforbert moroen.
nod 3u &ublanb tommen.
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sdmei3 in oieiem Sabre trob bes pie-
len &e9ens fat aGer Orten Elm berrli-
Der; ni9t 10 san3 gut itebt es nit osu,
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uno 8naumen Grnte .se-
ben.
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anseteqt, beren Do@enlobne pon
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Drcirt.
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ben ausenblidlid ibren @obnis in
Rom ouf9ei4la9en.
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piro. ~
9em grfinber Der gbotosrap5ic.
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Oentmal erri9tet uerben.
SIM SuIi betrusen tie ginno5men
,sr 4oriier ausiteauns 1,s54,54s !Ir.
fur Die erfen brei Monate uberaeist
lie ginnabme an gintrittssele 5 N,l-
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prpfexor Rttiiansi9 ion, elmer @iener
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prolent bejdblen 5u moaen.
Sic ins;i&e 3esieruus Dot enn4ie-
zen, bab cine gbe nit Der e&ptisr
oer berforbenen Satin eints Dianns
,nseittli& il.
'Ssu aebelIen General st,rlins
Griee niro aet einem Der ct. 2ou;4r
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-19
43elegrapb+:
Mnslanb.
politilf4es.'
DeutfbIaub.

.ftl a5Et M .4tti 81 z
...f. .Deutfblanb. r
II Gaiiel. Is. Sept. !. Qaiisr Mil.
belm tam beute in, gutter 6eiunobeit
bier an uno eins mad @itbelmsbobe.
Gr purbe entbuiiaitii@ besrlbt.
botf, is. Sept. Cine Depe-
i9e aug Berlin n'eloet, Die eon{erpati'
pen 3eitunsen 5.igen f@iebr :sedrssrt
iiber bas @eiultat Der Beamtennobl
BEG @ei4staees, ,Oel&es Die 6lfoiis-
felt i6rsr Yartei tenn5ei9net.h Sic
@ablen bsrp.iien, oab Die pereinigtsn
GonIerpationen ni9t anbers als init
6ilfe Der gentrumspartti i'm 9aple
seeen Sic pereinisten 9iberalen Feeen
tOnnen. Sebo@ cine Nusi0bnuns nit
ben lebteren i@eint 10 nett entfernt 81.
|lein als je. Menn oie 2iberalen se-
meinlam banoeln, tonnen iie, Die Ab=
lebnun9 Der antiioeialiitiiden @o.lage
bemirten, iebo@ 9lanbt man, bab irseno
Elm Gompromib sei&loiien werotn 'uiro,
,pel4er bic ssnidbi9ten 2iberalen unter=
ituben uno Die annabme oes er'pabnten
@eiebentmurfs ii9ern miro. Man ert
,nartet, 6arit 8ispia.d ,perbe an
Dienitase bon @aitein in Berlin ein-
|trsffen. si7a z. 1ia'
8erlin,.15. Sept. Scr Msi9a-
tag bat ben @ori@la9 bes 9rdFoeaten
6ortenbed. BEN Railer .3u : Ieiner ,oi..
oerfebrenoen &eiunoteit Slid ~ min
|i&en, ansenommen.
2on9o.on, Is. Sept. Cine 9spe,
|ide aus &om, meloet es lei 3nii4en
Bismard uno oem 8ntican pereinbart
worotn. bab Die Stride im Gintlange
| nit Der preuBiiden @erfaliuns resiert
ne,oen ioQ (!) uno Die Salt @eiebe in
Rraft bleiben, q jebo@ elmer Grtldrans
lo,pie iiber Die Mrt ibrer Musfi6rnng
unte,morfen iein iolleu. % Sic Inter
banolun9en oitler Grtldrun9, aiopie
iber bic &iidt:br uiberlpenitiser @
8ii96fc unb Die Nnerfennuns Der Nu.
toritdt Der &esierun9 BON @eiten Der
Yr!eter in ben Yropin3en, iiber ,pel4e
puntte 9esenmdrtis nod DifferenSen
berrl@en, fno nod INNER i'm @anse.
2onoon, Is. Sept. Cine 9epe-
i@e aug Berlin u;tlcet, es eirculire bas
@erii4t, oab abermoIs clue @erI@m5.
runs segen oos 2eben oes Raiiers ent-
cedt tuorben 1ei, ,tno mebrere @ertaf.
tunsen bor9etiommen ,uuroen.
Berlin. IS. SEPT. @raf Milbelm
BON Y8ismard lpuroe in 2ansenialja
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-09-19

| 50 beelip,s, %. o. Is. Sept
Geitsrn uno mdhrsnb bsr letten 0a9t
bae Is bier in 6tr6men 9eresnei. 8db.
|r.no ots lesten abeiles Der Ra4t iiies
Der Gtub m12 Sui ,uo iteist nod
|immer. ba Der Rfotn aabdlt. A1e il
Die beige 6tdbt eiumiinotnben giien.
babnes iino bei4dbist. Dsfli& pom
Cambridge iteht oas Wa7tr5,18 Sol
bod iiber BEN Geleiie Der Baltimore
unot O6io giienbabn. Set seiitrn
iinb ,peoer 3ase Der gl.pelaub unS
Dittsburs, mad Der 9. .. 4 E. gilsn.
Ibabn einsetroHea. Die Bride bes
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28
A Massachusetts Man Murdered for Money.

NPFI\"lIHLn Mass, SIP -. y ttach-
man al Ntatt Line early flday morning
discovered liir Dody 81 a man up1n "
'ToN9-h3 q lile Boston 'Nd Albany h..I-
I9ad aonnl q mic east p depot AZ that
page ! ne ooul was y m3h4.ed'
ana portions ol H. VIII ana brains
were loNho scattered the track loI
distance q twenty or l"eh'I-lt'e 1851
iIoltl IAe cNlhtft' where thc man "aN et!-
dtll!> struck oE lralh.
i.ii2lll"'. ION was lllllieuI1lrIl sent 70
P"I'ltS a. '.le Inc ana II was soon us
~ IN, Gleu lnat inc unfortunate NcllHl VA
Y NJ 't'il NiIVtrhall' a man Y some means,
ny LII loL some l'iLe oeeh I" SuPt!ih
leh0-lll OF portloI OF 'he klchmohd IRON
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28

(0Jatqry notices. 6eyond ne Dats Nane an Az
nust be paid for.l
In this city, Feb 18TH, Margaret, widow " the
late Capt William Stone. aged Is years.
In Winterport, Feb. pa. Mrs q Orge. aged = yrs
In Winterport, Feb pa Ahhe W wit" of simeon
5. Downs, AGED = years and II months.
In Burnham, teb. 10th, benjamin Whitaker agel
50 years
In Rockland, Feb 18TH, Abby &, wife ot John Bird
aged II years, months ami ID days
In Ninalhay en- Feb 18TH II attic s. wife Of Earn
est Jones, aged 20 years months and 10 DAYS.
At Dix Island, Feb. 18th, Leila VI. daughter OF j
v and Annie Carabeili aged year and days
In Washington, Feb. l4iA, Noses W4lcott, aged
about II years.
In Camden, Jan. 2ed, Ira Brewster, agcd II years
month, and It LAYS.
In Rockland, Feb. 18th, Charlie G., son Of Orris :
and Sarah klwell, aged |. years.
la Appleton, Feb. Eth, Oscar, only child Of Henry
A and Lizzie McLain, aged about years.
In Ell worth, Fe5 I-th John Black, Jr., aged y
years, months ana . dav..
In No Sedgwick, Feb 10th, Mason g.. son Of Atr
Jonathan \ Dung, aged y years.
In L. sullivan, Jan 2gth, Mrs. Catharlne, wild % "
OF the late John Ashley, aged - years and mos.
In Franklin, Jan 3l-t, ophriil Maria, daughter OF
Mr.. Matilda A. Crabtree, aged - years, 10 month
and IL days
In Surry. Feb 18th Byron & Morse, aged y yrs
In san Mtteo Cal, Jan. 23d, Caroline Smtt
Green, wife of George W Green, ii ltiYe of Buffalo
\. T., aged 80 wears and months.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28

\ SUCCESSFUL MARINE JOE. The sch
jos. Farewell, IF Rockland, which was
sunk Oft Harris Island Point, n ~, in los
feet Of water. with cargo Of granite Oh
board Tor the st Louis postotfice, has
been raised. The stone with which she
was loaded, I26 pieces, was all taken ont
by two divers John Williams, Of East
Boston, and John Clcson of Boston The
labor has taken several months, and has
been one Of the largest Jobs of submarine
work eyer accomplished. The schooner
was raised by the wrecking schooner
Yankee The Farewell sustained but lit
tie damage, and will be towed 10 New
York for repairs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28
City of Belfast.

'INHE Joint Standing Committee Accounts and
l. Claims hereby give notice that there will be a
meeting of said Committee at the Aldermen's Rooms
on MONDAY afternoon, March 4th, 1873, from to 5,
for the examination of all unliquedated accounts
and claims against the City of Belfast, with view
TO their being paid. A. C. BURGESS,
Belfast, Feb ~, 1873. Chairman Committee.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28

Attention j called to the advertisement Of 4
Haaev who has opened q new store under the
io4rnal Office # /, one Of the most attractive
places T. tuwll Gall and look the store over
Fra Atwood NJ Wuterport adyert,es tor Nod
HART wood in exchange for farm implements Also
statement Of the Merchants Insurance Co.. of
fF'N-'''ae''- i. 4. a company thAt makes Ar *
'ei'fl-. @A"" .A- -feal fht eaTl n Dr. Homer
49 -i' removed 'foih tAia city ana i located AZ
hoehalil -- De- Davis vertical ieed sewing ma
e--' - '''e -a-eS' 10 'AA' me ana j. spoken Of rs
~ S1fe'''f lN'cLiIe. "a exhibition at :. y
~
AoNIFiLLA Mr. Jacob l.. Cain Of Montylle
was DAILY injured one day last week, by falling
through th' scafiold III ms barn striking On the
small p lls Pas Joseph Ioble. an aged citizen
II N0ul'tAe- whi4t waking IN the road feW DAY
since laA'ea "Ad feH- striking me SIDE OF ms race
% '.-' "'Ae' s'oU"u ne was Iou4u nearly III
SEAksFoKI The schools III Mon district close
tni' weed The baud concert. consisting Of voca
and instrumental music. which took place at nior
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

Feb 2lst, schr. Martha Brewer Mcfarland, Bos-
tor.
Feb. 25th. schr, Lillian, Ryan, Boston
SAILED.
Feb 2}d, Helen Mar. Duncan, Baltimore
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28

Here is the effect q daily Numbering" for thir-
y years Mr. Deane. 50 long the editor Of the
London Times has been til oroughly Frustrated
by paralysis that he has to be supported by two
men when he moves The falling off alike in cir
culation and in authority Of the great journal since
he was compelled to abandon the helm, is attract
ing general attention in England
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28

UVou Ilr UOrrs and hregk I'M rOI1s vlfh
SANFykp,, J,It,I,, ftIxarE
'ay, Jiln, sail one friend to another Up meet
!Ag, 4 hear our friend A. has been in Specializing
JIM; he made an assignment
From Raw Fl r. 4i1rna, of clover W
- -
nt.t .tgn tIounieu ioT several !e"rs WIFI
n. tnt HeaIl a1d IuilSS' h"Nt aPPItd Y
pn!s'c'duS IoI neiP ana haIe ttleu almost
eNcI! remedy Iecommtlted, without RECEIVING
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-02-28
EATON FAMILY SCHOOL,
NORRIDGEWOCk Mama

Established 1856. Gives boys thorough and prac-
teal Business Education and fits students for State
College and other Scientific Schools. For circular
apply to III. +. EATON, Principal. Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
The Legislature Of Indiana.

The general assembly Of this state elected on
the oth inst, is constituted as fOlloWS:-In the
Senate, "a democrats, % republicans, and 3 ma
tlonals. George Majors was elected by the COM
John W. Winner, republican. He was once a
republican, but his immediate antecedentS were
democratic. having acted with the democrats al
The last session OF the general assembly, when
he was member OF the senate. o. p Davis
elected by the combined votes Of the democrats
ana nationals, has never been democrat, his
anteceuentS having been republican, but he ha3
been Identified with the greenback movement
ever since the organization of that party Mo-
SeS POindeXter, elected by a combination Of
republicans and nationals, has always baen q
republican. None OF the nationals are likely
10 oe led INTO any extreme measures by the
democrats: but two of them may vote for
anu a hard money man OF either party In
the House OF Representatives there are 20
straight democrats, 80 republicans. and Il M
ti0nalS. or the II nationals. every one of them
was elected by combination OF nationals aid
democrats. Six Of them have democratic and
nave any Information on the subject, they VIII
act independent OF both parties but, like tyO
OF the Senators elected by national votes. q
majority OF them will vote for voorhees, on a
contest between him and q hard-mOney man OF
either party. 1t will be seen that if the na-
tl0nalS all stand firm by the national caucus. on
joint ballot the vote would stand: democrats
"a; republicans. 62; nationals, H. This it should
be remembered, is counting all nationals Who
were elected by national votes. On the uueS: ion
or electing MIR. voorhees, to the United States
senate, there are some 10 or IL democrats who
Will resist his election, but whether their resist
ance will be made effective by their refusal to
Mr.. Voorhees,, we do not pretend to say.-i!a-
diana jOEis Journal, Oct 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
THE COURTS.
COURT IN general TERN

COURT IN general. TERN,
Yesterday, ArneS vs.. BlgelOw; record read
and argument opened by Mr.. ArmeS. Rider vs.
White; decree below reversed and remanded for
further hearing.
CRIMINAL COuRT-Judge Wylfe.
Yesterday, the case of owen TAYLOR, charged
with resisting Officer Mills, was tried, and the
jury is out. Joseph Williams and Isaac Wea-
yer, robbery of Alice A. Sullivan; on trial. Geo
Wagner, Christian RUPERT and 7. L. Hume We're
excused from jury duty, and J. w. Haney, Chas
H. WfSner, owen l. Sturgis and j. H. Pierre
summoned and sworn in their stead.
Joseph Williams and Isaac Weaver, charged
with rObbing Alice A Sullivan: trial resumed
verdict guilty and sentenced each to I years in
the penltent1ary. john McWilliamS charged
with burglary and larceny, was found not guilty
TRIAL OF A MINISTER.
Rev. Robert Johnson, cOlOred pastor of the
Fourth Baptist Church, was arraigned on the
charge of an assault and battery ON Mahala
Stevenson. This was an appeal case and the
defence claims that the prosecuting witness
having buiit fire in her yard to burn the mos
qultOes was endangering the safety of the ad-
Joining property. and he being also 4 special Of
1icef, was called on, and the fire being eXtin-
g'llshed he put her in the house. The court held
mat II the IRE endangered the al Joining prop
erty he hal right to prevent her keeping the
ire up or building another. It was claimed by
the government that the accused had struck
Mrs. Stevenson with billy, but the testimony
ON this point was somewhat conflicting. The
court said that a private citizen. much less an
ofllcer or minister, HAD perfect right to eXtin-
Suish dtIu IL Slit OUT Win q SUCK
he had perfect right to use force in putting
her in the house. The jury found d verdict OF
not guilty.
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
AlbeI1 Curtis, charged with perjury in having
sworn i'm case in the Police Court that he re-
sided on 9th street, between d and Z southwest
when he did not reside at such place; on trial
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day. George Click, forfeited s. collateral
I0r committing nuisance. Sarah Jane Price
and George Brown, were sent down 80 DAYS as
NagranLS. George Settle, was fined 81 for
throwing stones in the street Elizabeth KING
loud and boisterous s.. Levi Johnson, loud and
bolsterOlls; s.. Emma Campbell larceny of a
bed quilt worth 81. 81 and costs. Betsy Turner
assault; collateral forfeited. Henry Low lar
ceny of 20 cents worth OF biscuits from Walter
NJ MOrland; fined S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Letter Roxes ON Street Carr.


Editor Star:-It Is the desire of every Amerl-
can citizen that as soon as a letter is written
ana ready to post. that it reaches its destination
as soon as possible, and, as one Of that number
we through your kindness have suggestion to
oTer by which One-half the mail matter sent
nom this city may reach the post Office to be
distributed and sent out in from one to five
hours sooner than Ii now does 1t can be done
by placing a tin box on every third or fourth
street car on the Tth, 9Th ard + street railways
as receptacle into which mail matter may be
dropped On. the cars where there is no con-
ductor, it can be placed in front, where the
driver can deliver it to person whose duty it
shall be to receive the full box at the post Office,
and give an empty one in its stead These cars
can be designated in the day by a red flag and
in the night by a rcd light. This plan has been
in practical use in Chicago for several years,
and has proven to be less expensive and more
speedy than the One-man power OF shoulder
sack and weary limbs. We do not expect to do
away with letter-carriers, but we are sure our
plan will relieve some OF them of the enormous
burdens they are sometimes compelled to carry.
H. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24

CoNKLING's SARCAsM.-Yet there is much that
is encouraging in the south. When they go
cunning for negroes or revenue officers they OBJ
serve the game laws. They do not shoot them
out of season. They only kill them when it Is
necessary to prevent the collection of the reve-
that is encouraging Wade Hampton has ac-
tually offered to allow the laws of the United
States to be carried out. He will allow the rev.
enue to be collected if the government will
allow him to receive it. Wade Hampton offers
to assist the United States. There is something
In this But that is not all. When republicans
hold meetings now they never kill more than
one or two, and not so many Ii they keep still
In to-day's papers we are told the democrats
went to republican meeting and loaded a can
non with tenpenny nails. They trained it on
but he did not say anything and they did not
shoot.-(Fron, Speech at Philadelphia.
eE The Australian cricketers have arrived in
San Francisco, and wifi play on Thursday, Fri
day and saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
ni.,rtc, Government Affairs.

hessrs Crawford. Holman Fflbert were
yesterday awarded the paving of 18th street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and E street,
northwest, with asphalt, at sl.7s per square
yard.
LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED.
Applications for liquor licenses were ap-
proved by the committee on liquor licenses YES
tertiay as follows: Robert T. Arrow Alex. AdtS.
Samuel BrannOn Ed. Beuchert. II. A. Bodine a
Co., j. j. Beuchert, John Brown = II BRYAN
George Boyd, George W. Bauer, p Brodrecht.
X. Blelius. r: a. Beckett, Daniel O'Brien. 4.
BregaZZi. A. III. Brandt, Fl. G. Christman John
Curtin, James Cronin John Callahan. Mrs. WIN.
Clements, j. F. Cake. :. q. Cobells John Crow
ley, =. B. Dunn, VIM. DeitZ A. Detterer + ID
Evans George Essloff. j. Eisenbeiss Jos Fry
NJ q. Fox, j. J. Flanagan. John Fitzgerald. r.
fellef, r. Friedman, q. q. GargeS, c. Cannon.
e. o. Gockeler, VIM. Herfurth. Jr Hamin &
bro, Jacob HirSh, Jacob HOrner, Henry Hold
ermann, VIM. Henry. G. HorTigan, VIM Hell
mus, Harvey & Holden, John Hanser, Joseph
Hafugan, Thomas Johnson. j. B. John
son, Mrs. Catharine Kettering, Henry Kraus.
Thomas Kelly, ID. #. Ready, E. HOFFMAN
q. g. k0hler, {. E. Kant, VI. A. Lynn, VIM. H.
Lee, i. LaInOrecht, Jos. LOchbOehler Theodore
Lewis. Chas. MadeS +. MOelich, JOS. Mccarthy,
X. F. Martin, John Murphy, John Mayer. Med
ley Berry, +. MOrmann, ThoS. Morrow, G.. II.
Poulton, W. RibnitZky, John Roney, W. H. Rose,
Mrs Bertha Rauterburg, j. B. Rueth, J. r.
Scriyener. 7. III. Sweet. Jr., Co.. Schwing &
Clark. l.. Schmidt. John Schwartz, Michael She
han, VIM. f. SchOnbOrn, John ScanlOn, Peter
Schafer, j. B. Stephenson, A. SprOhs, ii. F.
Schonborn j. N. Sheppach, Chris. Schnebel,
John lyman, Mrs. Mary Teirney, j. H. Vernon,
John Weber. Vim. Willers, j. Fl. Wright, w. H.
Whitening. G.. W. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
CONDEMNED Locals.

Lighting of the street lamps is at $40 %. IN,
cxtinguishing 4:4J a. In.
Two negro men went 10 AleXandef'S second
hand clothing store. on eth street southwest
This morning oStensibly TO buy a suit OF clothing
When they had the clothing i'm their possession
they Knocked the wife of the proprietor down
and ran of with their plumber. Mrs. Alex
andier, who was in delicate condition. was
badly hurt.
The ladies Of st. AlOysius parish, at the sus-
session OF their pastor, Rev. stephen j. Kelly,
:. J., have lately organized themselves into a
society 10 provide clothing and other necessaries
for the poor OF the congregation. At the first
regular meeting. held a few days ago, great
interest was manifested by the ladies present.
many Of whom paid a years dueS-$l. 50-in
advance. They call on the charitable for dOna-
lions (Which may be left at GOnZaga COllege) OF
clothing, bedding, &c., or anything that will
help TO make the homes Of the poor comfortable
fhiS winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
A Sign.

Editor Star:-Beng an Old reader of THE STAR
l ask you to be so kind as to inform me. through
your valuable paper, in regard to the removal
OF signs on the business streets. am an Old
merchant on 9TH street. A few weeks ago
received notice TO remove my sign from across
the sidewalk, which was the required height
Although complied with the notice, I lind that
great number have not done so or received
any such notice, and only those doing business
on 9TH street, between Louisiana avenue ana
against the city regulations, why not compel all
to remove them, and not select one or two
squares? FAIR PLAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24

Two MURDERS IN TENNESSEE-A party Of
white men last Friday night entered the dwell
ing of negro living on the farm of George H.
Wilmington, near Glencoe, Tenn. and killed him
while lying in bed with his Wife and children
The verdict OF the cOrOner'S jury was that he
came TO his death from gun and piStOl-Shot
wound inflicted by I'LL and Mccain. MEG ain
was arrested. but Hill fed and was pursued BY a
constable and poSsee OF three men, who over
TOOK him the following morning. They ATTEMPT
ed 10 arrest. Du he drew two pistols. dehed the
living IN the neighbOrhOOd Saturday night
Killed white man named Baird While asleep on
the pofch OF grocery under the impression That
II was HUI. Baird's body was rddIed with
buchShOtS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-24
GEORGETOWN.

GRAN.-Arrived by canal-Boat Loudou1,
with 2. 700 bushels wheat, to H. NJ. Talbot; also
1.500 bushels wheat and 100 bushels rye to
Hartley & Bro. Boat Ellen BroOkeS. with 3.9la
bushels wheat and 100 bushels rye, TO j. G. d J.
NJ Waters
MERCHANTS Offerings on change
to-day amounted to $500 bushels wheat, with
sales as follows 800, at 1803; 200. at.lo2; 400
at 10l3 go, at 81; &c., at 1o1 100, at 100; 400 at
1O014; 5o1, at 961; 40 at 80; $50, at 101; $780, at
101; 10, at 102.
PORT.-Cleared-EliZab NJ. Buchler Can't,
j. s. Maloy, with $50 tons coal, for .ASpinwall