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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

Those who desire a reciprocity treaty with
Canada and the ultimate annexation of the
Dominion to the United States find that they
can derive certain comfort from the p-otec-
ZIONIST victory in Canada. The theory is that
when retaliStOry policy 1, put in operation
against the United States, the Canadians. be-
Ing deprived of the use Of our canals, will be
put at such disadvantage commercially that a
strong reaction will f How in favor of recipro-
city which will carry the nation much farther
In this direction than any point previously
reached. The snubbing of the free trade
policy of England is also considered as sign
that the sympathy between the mother country
and colony, which would stand in the way of
annexation by US, Is weakening. Indeed,
those whose plans are to a greater or less de-
gree defeated by the recent Canadian cleo
ton seem to derive rather more pleasure
from the victory OF the protectionists than the
prOtectionists themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

The enemies OF npie sxsasas ia Hsv York
Have n6 Eith Waterlee. Ea<lf stack ha,
Been v1gUoso and veil pIsAlel. FssJ have
pointed Gus the annoyansss to which dweIiers
along the elevated road have been cubjested.
The evils OF sindsrc, sperh, eseeplng steam,
and casual iron bolts deoesading upon the
heads Of passerSby, have besE wildly painted
and to cap the climax . position, signed by
one hundred and thirty Eve physicians, was
presented to the grand Jury, with the reauess
10 fndics the road, setting forth that Shs noise
tnerefrom causes perverted mental or moral
action, cerebral exhaustion, insomnia, hyste
ma, chorea, mania, paralysis, meningitis or
decay OF nutrition. 1t Is NOS unreasonable to
suppose that the grand jury were moved by thi,
Impressive petition and that they would haye
considered themselves false to the Jurors oath
II they had not used every means In their
power to avert these frightful effects of the
elevated railway. While they were making
up their minds on the matter. with all the de-
liberation that is becoming In grand jury
when interests OF such Importance are in
Volyed, the managers of the elevated road
were preparing a surprise for them. The CO.
horts of the elevated road were drilled in
secret and an arsenal of deadly weapons &C.
cumulated. So that the battle last week before
the grand jury resulted in the complete rout
OF the opposing forces. First the representa-
tives OF the road showed by witnesses
the efforts they had made to lessen
the noise and to arrest sparks, and
cinders, and the partial success OF
these endeavors. Edison was produced with
his phonautograph and expressed the opinion
that the noise could be reduced one-half
Then came the sensation. 1t had been as
serted that no physician could be found to say
that the road was not injurious to health. The
grand jury were presented with three moas-
ter petitions signed by more than two huu-
dred physicians and surgeons, representing
nearly every medical Institution in the city,
not only denying that the road was injurious.
but asserting that 1t was positive benefit to
the public health by relieving the crowded
and unhealthful tenements Of the lower Sec
ton OF the city as q result Of opening up
cheap homes where the ground Is high and
the conditions Of living are more conducive
70 health. 1t Is likely that the grand Jury will
dismiss the complaints, apparently being con.
Nneed that the public benefits of the road
must be held to outweigh cases Of individual
Inconvenience resulting from 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

Talk about shrinkage in real estate in
Washington We know nothing about it.,
comparatively speaking. st. Louis, the fav.
ored home Of the raving ReAvis, Ia the place
Tor that sort OF thing, in tropical luxuria1ce
rs 1t were. a superb private residence with
Wen improved and highly ornenentsA grounds
u by l35 feet in extent, Situated on ons OF ths
iavorlte streets In that city-shc whoie costing
ells,OO0 some thirteen years aSo-broughs only
el3.&O al public auction last Thxrs6sy. We
should like to see Cincinnati or even Chicago
Beat thaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

Some Of Cohen's men are getting tired of
being misreDresented. One of them, known
as italian joe" finds fauls with the press for
calling him recent Jail bird" whereas he
claims that he has not been In the penitentiary
10r four years Lass past. These reckless
reporters ought to be more precise in their
statements, and not wound the feelings of
gentlemen in this rude way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

1t Is suggested that the charitable sending at
Ice by rail from the northern states to tha va,
low fever districts may result In the deyeiop
ment OF new line OF business. II To ba
hoped that the experiment win be successful.
The ice companies In New Orleans which
wrung an extortionate price from the sick to
whom ice was necessity VIII be punished by
competition. An industry whose initial move
ments are prompted by charity deserves en-
couragement and success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
FOR RENT AND SALE.
r BY p 4. SAITH,
Real Kststs Brcker. LIE nrots b7tidti 6,
Corner OF Sth and + streets.
DROPERTY FOR RENT
L By Il. u. HOFFMAN,
Re4 EEtAte Agent snd AucfioDesf.
10TH AND SITS. n. W.

Elegsnt Furnished House, IL st..........$l50 90
Furnished House, ct. n w................ 100 90
iSS5 Rev YORK aye. u. w., Is rooms, Turn. l50 W
30 Penn. ave. NV, business houss. ..... 100 90
1928 18th st. NV, 10 rs. III and stable. 10 90
.al 12th 1t. q. W., l8 RS. and sssbe....... Is 90
s41 4tE ct. NV, Is roons mod. m,e...... rs co
Sl4D PA. ave. NV, IL rooNs, moi. isaps.-.- 66 %
DID I'd st. n. w., IL rooms. mod, inps, $500. 81 90
20 st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. irnpe....---. 81 SO
S15 5th st. NV, rooms, mod. iIaps.....--. So %
BIB 18th st. NV, 9rooIus. mod. imps....-.- 81 90
III TIN ct. q. w., rooms mod. impS.....--- IS 90
$50 7th St. n. W.. 8 rooms, mod. inipS. SIS 90
4S1 ST. NV, rooms AMI store ........... IS 90
1xO Nd. ave- o.w., Eocns, mod. iEupe---. IS 90
lib Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mod. iunps.... ID 90
LIZ Carroll st. Sc, rooms mod imps.... 20 %
tlS Sc Sw.. 8 rooms A. Il bath ............ 20 o.
zsC6 lSth s.. NV, rooms, mG5. inp.... Is 90
lNS I6th st. NV. rooms, mod inpS..... Is %
OLE rem. ave. u. w., largo store. 125 90
l4lS Now YORK ave. q. W.. store Is %
14SS new xork ave. n. ". store. IS no
9!1 Ith St W, S:cre. ................... 65 90
% ~ ST. NV, store. Observation-Disclosures. rs o.
III Tin 81. n. W., store. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6i o.
A fine trent cdlca Soo3i, $40 e ST. a w.. 10 90
Office roorHs at 1919, 1893 and l425 New Yors
ave. NV.
- FOR SALE
hOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the ctty at
prices 10 suit tbs times, and terms that vii. suit
custoiners Call sud See my list teso purchasing
elsewhere. sep2I -tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

A San IraHsifss sOe1t h<1 hsd Ca rsra
pleasure OF 1ning snd inDAesoiAg o Juror
Uho offered - "hcnG'' tie jary In Q "a rder
Gfai for Ste. DusA aaseo arc vasr ensomnoD,
n the number which come - nshs may be
taken . IN inAicstien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

The publication OF banns in modified form
has been revived by Bishop McNierny, of
Albany, as safeguard against secret, rum
away OF hasty marriages. The evils resulting
from a majority of such marriages do not
need to be pointed out, and Bishop McNierny
has determined that the responsibility for
them shall OF rest on the priests in his dio-
ceSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

NATI0NAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF
IN THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The ffty-seyenth course of Lectures will begin on
TUESDAY. October /, al O'Clock p. M. with an
Introductory by Prof w. w. JOHNSTON, M u.
FACULTY:
JAMES G: WELLiNG, LID,
President OF the Columbian University.
A. Y. r. CABINET, n. D.,
Emeritus Professor OF Clinical Medicine and Presi-
dent OF the Medical Faculty.
JOHN 9. Riley, A. NJ, n. D.,
Professor of Materia Metica and Therapeutics,
j. FORD THOMPSON, n: D., Prof. OF surgery.
W; W; JOHNsTON, N. D.,
PROFESSOR q the Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
A. +. A: KINa, II. p. Professor Of Obstetrics
ED: 7. FRlsIOE Am; LIZ. p.
WILLIAM Ih LEE. u p, Prof. OF Physiology.
Lecturer on An3romy.'
z. =. Sewers, A. M, II. D.,
Demonstratcr Of Anatomy.
@. A. HOOVER. n. D., Assistant to Chair OF
Physiology and Curator Of Museum.
A. @. ADAMS, n. D.,
Prosecutor to Chair of Anatomy.
For Circulars and other Information apply to
JOHN q. RILEY, NJ. D., Dean,
eep17-2W 14O7 New York ave., Washington, ID. G,
UTEBER'S AND WAGNER'S MILITARY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

The action OF the authorities In prohibiting in
future any more Cohen professions and mass
meetings IS thing to be thankful for; but. all
the same, the question ariSes-If there was 10
law for this action In the beginning. how comes
1t that there is law for it nowe and If there has
been law for it all along, why was the action
not taken long ago?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
CROSBY y. MOVES. Editor.

Acreage slroTss Daily Circulation oDer
15,6GOI6etno q much larger bona tide,
regular and permanent circulation than
0aat Of al the other daily Dapers ia The
CITY added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

Three OF the nominees on the Butler demc.
cratic ticket have withdrawn. If matters 80
on In this way Butler will soon be left i'm soil
tary Notwithstanding the whole ticket in
himself. He no doubt feels able to paddle
his own canoe" and will not be dshear;ened
because his chosen co workers have deserted
their oars. But when so large a proportion of
ticket declines to run, the suspicion ine7ita-
bly, arises that the deserters have good reason
to doubt that those whom they abandon are
marching to victory
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N8E PARKER GUM

TUE FAhhEh GUN
Jugt received, q stock Of the above
CELEBRATED GUNS,
which has no equal Tor penetration or durability In
ne world.
Prices range Ss6, 40 and $50.
Every Gun warranted satisfactory q mmeV re-
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z ro00ne fAlnt md tu9 Damp vans A0S 10 S0vGl,
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EVNE DRESS SHIRTS
II made TO order. OF Wamsutta musIIn
ana Tine Linen Bosoms for 81 IS ready to put On
Finest Dress Sh KITS made to order OF the very
Dett material IN the most elegant manner aud n
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o wonder.
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MADE OF W amsutia muslin and extra fine linen
the world. ia
The '.Hannis,' SHIRT al 30 cents, is made of
With linen sleeve bands.
The ''Great Southern" SHIRT at 80 cents. Is
TEE same as the hannis, only being open Front,
We guarantees every article we sell to bs "a "a
presented or The money Will be returned.
HEGTNNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
6ep14-u 1909 Fstrcet 70 &c.
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TRY GOODS CHEAP.

hHY GCODS CHEAT.
Thirty dozen Mems Hemmed Hd,k,s, at 81
worth s.; 30 dog. Ladies' Brown BaImoral II 80,
at 26e. per par. worth 37l5c 200 p.irS Blanks5S,
Than usual price; Curtain Lace, 12lsc. to 6Oc. 20
dcz Mems and Ladies' Undershirts, 1T 5)c. each
extra bargains: Black Cashmere. 40, 45, 5O,. ::
splendid Black Sill. at 81 and 81 rs; White Il I'd
Spreads. 62sc. snd 81: Sm, II lot OF Stand Covers,
at SOC. Table Lineh-Na pk IFS and Doylies-cheap.
Great bargains in ShawiS and Trimming Velyets.
We get New Goods every day, and caa Off every
fnducement to buyers.
GEO. j. JOHNSON.
eep21-tr Cor. 9TH st. and Market space.
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IN PATRICK and MARY MN CURTIN a.,
invited TO meet the undersigrea at the Law Once
MONDAY, Sept %, 1878. al o c,0cs D. IN.
,o, o.. MARIN 9: STONE. }Assirnees.
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CAsHMEBES. 25. 80, 6J. % and 81
SPREADS. 30. 70, 81 Or 200.
Poby's Double Busk CORSET SlOo,
Mime. Dem orr SITS reliable PATTERNS,
Please call for catalogue.
JOS. b. BAILEY.
eeplU-W Cor. 7th ana 2 sta e,W,
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DEALER IN
1UMBkR, WOOD and OOAL,
DOOkS. SASH, BLINDS. MOULDINGS, &C.,
tef0SesO o0essse and 9th ct. s.e.s
oe01.1m Washington, d O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

"ANTED-Tnree or four unfurnished ROO Ms
w for housekeeping, within 10 minutes walk
q Var department.. Address X. II. j., sta Of
fee. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

nave kEMOVED my stock CT DRY 9OoDs IN
NY rev etSre. corner 9TH AND SHEETS NJ.
We, tMo squares above Pennsylysnta avenne
Hnete VIII be pleased 70 see al my old friends asd
cossomerS ana the public generally.
WILLIAM u. Riley,
sog24-1m Corner 9fh 0md II sfs ., On.
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= consulted every wednesday and SstnrdSv :. h,s
once, 921 street. bet. 9th and 10Th, from TO 8
z; NJ. On an diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
nervous diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal WeaE-
ness, Nervous Debility. Impotsncy, Premature De-
cay. Nervous Trembling. Palpitanon OF the Hear,
&C., an resulting from abuses In youth, eycesses in
20 mtsnaood. ana early indlscretions. 6onorrhoea,
otr!ctureS ana syphilis quickly cured. DIP r. In 4
native Of Baltimore, with 10 years expericnca In
sPcsi;ni pr.ctce endoFsed By the eadin9
OI LIS cltls visits washington every WednesdaY
and Saturday. Persons In iced OF medicsi treaE
ment fos any 81 tie shove disease win and it to
honorabe .and scientific tfeetmenx aud ! c5rc
guaranteed N every case he undertakes. win Fefes
MS patrons 70 any OF the leading physicians OF BAL.
t1m0roi and SHOW letters Of teedmonial1 from the
same. eau OF address - above OF 30 Is SourS
6UAB O0e0S BAt1m0F0s mnK40-IC
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WANTS.

respectable white girl SIT
w UA1lON as rOJk. or a firs5-cas iauDdreSS.
APPLY at No. 6c8 21st St., between and F SITS.
Plf ase all for TWO GAYS, L.
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W. MEDIC rent by quiet fam ly. a small
w HOUSE Of about rooms, at not over $50
per month, in advance. Address B. r. G.. Star
flee. RAn23-2.E
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
PART IL.
HOW THE TRUST WAS FULFLLLED

When the combined guardians OF La
grange first prsCt,ced TO deceive, tn, y
did not forecast the tangled web whose
pleassnt lnlric4cles and slnu5slties they
were presently to weave. And WheE
Captain Rats calmly announced to his
oentle couf.dera.es his intention OF writ
i o his first letter-in loco parentiS-to
the orphaned girl with his left hand, eX-
plsiniag to ner the thereby chirogrsPhy
through the ingenious fiction OF an accl'
dent that had happened to his rlght-lI
WAS accepted with accIamstion. y gu
see" said the Captain, SenteHtlously,
"ayery man sings ink with his lett hand
ut about the same gste. The style s!n
pretty nor PLAIN, but she'll never find out
II amt the old mans.
The possibility of detection thus
Twisted. and, indeed, it a.!erwa'd az
nasrcd that the simple minded girl dwell.
more snxiously upon the discomici.s OF
tbe accident to her father than on hls
cbsnoed and almost illegibie hand
yario1s other gentle frauds ard tecel!s
yore introduced in the correspondence.
4 certain tllllhLlSu ~ ~ - 1900
skill and importance as 8 Correspondent
arew up among the other guardians.
| Ttey began to make Suggestions OF ihelF
auo until a. last steamer day brought
,b " ~enerally together in copcIaVe in
the hack room of the saloon, where tie
fortnightly epistle was dictated fnslly By
oil Csptain Rats pride, which al nrs'
resented this Interference, was finally
rlscsted by the compromise that the
Composition or wording" should be hi: .
own although the subject mat!er might
be a various contribution.
The result of this uaha!Iowed collso'
Grafton was series OF the mos. extraoT'
binary letters ever inflicted on a slRs.S
correspondent. 1t was not long before
their lame passed beyond the horizon OF
their iuir recipient "Do you know
papa dear" wrote the simple girl iron
the seclusion of Mmc. Brimborion's acad
omy; "do you know your letters are SC
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y IT can Be CURED,

-. ,red. There is no doubt about II. The
T. can oe ea relief afforded by sANFoRDs RADI
TT ToS CITAERH T. but slight g ,S evidence q
sast msy LC-,,Ssted matter that has lodged in the
fls hSrd, ny is removed with few applications
t,sSl pSsssh Ia, and Inflammation subdued and
De ~ entire mem6ranous Innings or the head
ts eesnseeca "a powerful purifying agent, destroy
Iva lsin - course through the system the acid
TX N ~ Sestruct!ye agent IN catarrhal diseases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11

S5U sss S 4. & * $a5a$$$ .s G e:
ana speedily cure. Rc'Cr' ucrs:
Henry Wells, k>qr Wells. Fargo
& Co., Aurora, y. T.; WIN. Bow.
en-, ksq. Nc. Hatton, Grant &
$50 $Ss$ 4 & $: 5 :: $ y:
wheIr. WEEKS & POTTER, Pro-
pTivtuIs boston, Mass. HpGlb
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

80 My case Is briefly as follows: l have
6tlusl..,S f,r ten years, each year with incEeas
I'D CsIs.ittTv For nine years had not oreathed
81 ssySs,o5S nostri had droppings IN the throat
trJsga IcSnByh asthma so bad as 10 be obliged 10
SyU Sor II st ight before being able TO lie
.,ie sI.-II' sSsp. and constant dull pain in my
s.'n Sy head was OF time, 50 null OF Catarrhal
rI.fi - ~ several times In the night 20 clear IL
E,psTt1hTIppat before could sleep. Every one OF
81 ~ ,,T,ssssiS symptoms has disappeared under
81 ne q three S9 81 y " rsstSTsd
klol.1L- SsthmatIc symptoms, no cough, no drop
i1Ie ~ ,Ss throat no headache. aud In every way
...,Is,n / have been for years. could feel the
t..eI sstSe CrRE on nv appetite, on my kidneys
t-lcsV 80. every mart OF my system. What has
- .9,Is In my case is wholly the effect OF the
Nsa uy'i car, Very respectfully,
Avr-+rugrRG, Oct II =. II. Law hhNIE
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NEGETLME.
.BEgSOH'S CAPCINE P S'B !}GI

was Invented to overcome the great objcc-
ton ever found 10 The bid style OF porous
plast,rs, inst OF s.ou action In bringing
relief BodsOus CapriHe Porous Plaster
relieves pain al once aud res quickly.
10 impuris "a sensation OF gentle hud
stimulating warmth, ana brings 70 ~ hu'
comfort % the sufferer BrnsOns Puroug
Plaster received the highest and only
medal aw fTdCd 10 plaster, P'icc, 2Jr.
Each genuine BruAgu's Cnpcinc Plaster
has the word tHpcluc cut through the
plaster. Take no other. Rp2tb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.

So Prizes, amounting tO-..............SllOiO 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all prominent points, % whom "a
liberal conn enSa ton will be paid.
Application for rates % clubs, should
only De made 70 the Home Office In New
Orleans.
Write, clearly stating iul address, for
further Information or send orders 20
NJ 4. DACPHIS,
=. o. BOX 6S2. New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals q. I. Beauregsrd and
Jubal A. Early. splegbWS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-11
nUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER hGENEE.

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
/ ZINE, q large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell al wholesale at
IN 8nuiHCturer's prices. / have pOrt9bl
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and Will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is uneqUEIled IN strength and
quality. ~ REILLY,
sole Agent.