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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

The Southern members ofthe Republican
National Committee now in the city are
treated with due consideration by their
fellow.committeemen from the North. The
active leaders of the party do not forget that
three years ago, when Stalwart virtue and
unpurchasable loyalty was required to save
the Nation from Tildenism, these Southern
Republicans came promptly 10 the rescue
and did their duty to the party and the
country unhinchingly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

THE proposition Of Senator DAVIS, Of
West Virginia, meets with the approval Of
Secretary SHERMAN and other leading Re-
publicans. 1t is reform which has been
often suggested and it is well that it now
be put in proper shape.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

ALREADY the District suffrage move
ment has awakened a responsive throb in
the House 1t is a popular thing, and before
long it will be difficult to restrain members
of that body from too prccipitate action re-
garding it. The echoes are awakened with
the cry of Home Rule.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

THE infamous proceedings Of Governor
GAECELoN and his fellow Bourbons up in
Maine have brought that individual to the
front as possible Democratic candidate for
President next year All that is required
nowadays TO assure TO any Democrat
this kind of prominence is that he shall be
guilty of some violent and illegal act in
tended to wipe out legitimate Republican
maorities. But these Bourbon Maine-iacs
have oyeTeached themselves The sober
minded, easy-going people of New England
have been aroused from their accustomed
complaconcy and indifference regarding po-
litical affairs, aud will see TO it in the
future that these seditionists shall no
longer enjoy official opportunity to effect a
revolution under tho "color and form of
"law.n The accustomed Southern Bourbon
methods by which the will Of the majority
of the people in the Southern States has
been nogatiyed during the past eight or ten
years, have now been brought to the very
doors of Yankeedom. The result is any
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

THE only new investigation proposed
thus far by Congress at this session relates
to the exodus. In fact, our Bourbon friends
are now inquiring into their own iniquities.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
SPECIAL NNTICEa.

n~11yos sPECTA1.-A specla' Communication Of p.
Masonic Temple on IHUhsDAY, December IS
funeral Of our deceased brother, Horatio Mater.
Members ofslster lodges are fraernaly invited to
By order OF the W. NJ
n~S9Js HOLIDAY PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR
~ GENTLEMEN.
NJ. Goldsteln, Tobacconist. Gil Pennsylvanin Ave
sChaum Goods and smokers Articles of every do
scripuon, suitable to make u Christmas present 70
One Dollar upwards II would be advisable 10 make
your purchases before tile rush begins. dell-tf
a~S5fes HOTGCE.-The Board Of Directors OF the
BSs2 Capital Ncrth o Street and South WASH
Of one.aud-a-baf per cent O}a) on the Capital stock
ofthe Company, payable on and amer the I'd day Of
The books Tor the transfer OF stock will be closed on
the sOlh dag OF December, 1879, ~ o'clock r.. m
ROB"r g. CHEW,
deli5t Secretary and Treasurer.
rC,Sys EQUTTABLE COOPERATIVE BUILD
- ING ASSOCIATION.
The officers and directors Will receive subscription
Tor stocks aud furnish copies Of the constitution. Tho
ihrd monthly meeting ior the payment OF dues and
making advances will be held WEDNESDAY, Junu-
nry a 1851, Mt Marini's Hall street, between Ninth
ana Tenth streets northwest
iii H. rw6mbEY fes e. w. GoSi " n fans once
JNO. JOY EDISON. SCc'y, Ttl tnw.
CHAS. u. BAILEY. Treas,
Gas Oniee, li3 Tenth o.. u. W.
Iios SOMERNlLLE, Brass Works, Sls Thir-
GEORGE W. CASTELAR,, Bureau OF Engraving.
ALEN, GARDNER g2i pennn. ave. ". W.
GEO w, HARkNESS ls20 u st. ~ ".
FIRED. w PRATT. cor Ninth aud ID sis n, W.
ROSS a. FISH. Morrison building, "a st.
GEO, W. FISHER, Uniontown.
GRO a. MciIiIENNY.. Twenty-sixth and @ H. w.,
do no i7-2t3tvla7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

THE political gossips among the news
writers have been busy the past two days
trying TO find out how the Republican Ma
tional Committee stands as regards the in
diydual preferences Of its membership for
the next nomination. The result of their
efforts shows that decided majority of the
Committee is for Senator BLAINE, and that
Secretary SHERMAN's strength ranks next
and is growing. But it also appears that
the Committee is unanimously of the opiu-
ion that General GRANT will be the nomi-
nee also that if he accepts he will GER
tainly be elected, This exposition of the
true inwardness Of the situation proves, as
we have all along stated, that the GRANT
boom is the peoples movement and that
the so-called politicians have really nothing
to do with it,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

THE result of the late election in Louisi-
ana is worth ten or fifteen thousand emil
grants to the Western States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

HOME RULE for the District! Aud don't
you forget it
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

PROTESTS against the restoration of suf-
frage in the District are now in order. In
fact, we have received a number of them
a few from respectable and intelligent citi-
zens and others from sources entitled to no
consideration whatever. And at the same
time we are in receipt of halfa-bushel or
more of communications commenting our
course in upholding and promoting this
movement, These facts, taken in conncc-
ton with accurate information upon the
subject obtained from other sources, assure
us that the overwhelming majority of our
people are in favor of representative gov
crnmcnt Home Rule is the demand of the
hour.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
WASHINGTON. DECEMBER II, 1873.
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

meeting of the Republican National Committee
will be held at the Arlington Hotel in Washington,
d. C., on Wednesday, December II, next, at u
O'Clock for the purpose Of taking suitable action
in regard to the death OF the Hon. ZAcHARIAH
CHANDLER, late chairman Of the committee; and
also to consider the question OF filxing the time and
place FOR holding the Republican National Convcn-
ton for 1880. Dated November I, 1879
WM. p. FRYE........Me JoHN W. MASON. w. Va.
MASON s. CoLBURN. Vt. JAMES f. RoOT........Ill.
JOHN NJ. Forbes. Mass. CHAUNCEY /. FfLLEY.Mo.
NELsoNW. ALDRICH. RI. GEoM BUCHANAS..Miss.
MARSHALL JKwELL....Ct JoHN J, PATTERsoS...S.C.
ALoNZO II. CoRNELL,N.I. r. b. S. PINCHBACK. La.
GEO. A. HAfsBY ....N. j. JoHN T. AvERtt1.. MINI.
WM. II. KEMBLE. Pa JOIN A. MARTIN. kan.
CHAs c. FULTON. ...Md. STEPHEN h. EtK1Ns.. NM.
SAYLEs j. BOwEN.. ID. C. GEORGE O. GoRHAM.. Cal.
JAMES b. SENER. R......Na. L. w. OsBoRS......N Neb
THoS b. KEoGH ...N. c. JOIN Y. STONE. Iowa
JAS. B. DEvEAUX. Ca. JOSEPH NJ. CAREY. Wy
w. j. PURMAN.. Fla. NBwToS EDMUSDs. Oak
WILL CuMBACR. Ind. JOHN II. Mcbride. tab
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

The characteristic lack of veracity always
to be found in the alleged special kilograms
to the Great National Democratic Organ
was again obtruded upon the public yester-
day in the announcement that Senators
HAMLIN and BRUCE are in Richmond log
rolling TO defeat General MALONE, the Re-
adjusters' candidate for the United States
Senate. AS both of these gentlemen were
in Washington at the time of the date of
the Especial" in question, there is an evil
dent blunder somewhere, and one that can
only be ascribed to the recklessness of wild
Western journalism, as it We're.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
619 NINETEENTH ST. N. w.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
OF THE
EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, CHEST DIS
EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA.
TO WHOM II NAY coNonnN /.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoSoERS'
We nf HaafFSnsa 5 S SisnP m ThH rE ts
RER has been resident Of our city for some years
during which he has acquired distinguished reput1
Throat He hGs also, during some time past, been
Professor aud clinical Operator in one OF our Medical
port Of the Press aud tle confidence OF the commui.
u'' he my msMfdRXEL, sfs Il IL SiL Mayor orthe CITY
FIX p;AXiSS AHdS SpSSakeSf re S1 House i pG.p Rep Pa
an2 cM3s y McefSfddR E9EHSEd f9Sf &ornSs rnfSs Post
is ~ ftn4isbES hAis5E He;aaPy . a%y'n''
HON A w MCCLURE
FL FEAfHERsToNE, Evening Bulletin
FROM HORA1Io SEYMOUR.
UTICA, n Y, May 25 1874
DR.. Won Moschzsker brings mo letters OF lntroduc-
tion from gentlemen Of character and standing. They
Of diseases Of tho Eye and Ear and those OF the Res,
pratory Organs, and OF MS atiainmens as u ply
walton nnd personal eXpegence, think ho can give
HoRATIo SEYMOUR
RESTORATION OF HEARING,
From the high Endorsements with which Dr. Won
Mosoisisker came here was duced to place my.
self under his care i0r case OF caarflal deafness
ment proved a perfect succesL I consider him a
physican Of great skin and Judgment Ttink il but
need his medod services that have the utmost
confidence In MS professional abilities Can on him
' w. THos. soMERyLhE
wAsm>oroN October IS, 1870
thank you very sincor'iy ior the relief received
from our treatment { my hearing, which has been
we're cold. D. W. VOORHEES,,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
OLD AND YOUNG,
Who are socitous Of making purchase Of
HOLID4F GOODS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

3S NINTH ST near Penna ave. You viii hnd
large rmCnt Of the above Clothing together with
Heavy Winter Goods at snmp rates. OCY-Dn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

LIVERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING
u All REABONABLE RATES,
An THE REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
lGQs " street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
eg"A RICH MANS OVERCOAT,

Flrst-class Merchant Tailor Make, very little worn,
can be bought for poor mans price for less money
than common ready new one, ut
Fl FTP IoG1S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
>5sJsro GAS CONSUMERS.

"
Notice is hereby given that, with the discount on
tbs net price for gas consumed and after Janu'
ary 1850. will be reduced to rwu Dollars per thou
sand cubic feet. CIfAS.. H. BAILEY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

lsensiOr D. W. Voorhees,.
thank you very sincerely Tor the reiief received
frOnl our treatment my hearing, which has been
seriously Impaired, The result oi 40 excessively
we're cold. ID. w. VOORHEES,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

az AT Montreal, Z. O., Susan Kennedy,
charged with the murder of Mary Gallagher,
June 9th, 1879, has been found guilty, with a
recommendation to mercy.
IL AT this season straw hats tell which way
the financial wind blows.
tE-A man was hit In the leg while on hts knees
in prayer meeting at Boyd Station, Kentucky,
by stray bullet from the pistol Of drunken
rowdy.
eE Mallinger, the German priIna donna,
has married man named Schimmelpfenn1ng.
1t is as well that she retains her maiden name
for Stage use.
tF-The Chicago Tribune says that Judge
Drummond will upon reaching his 10th year
retire from the bench as judge or the United
States circuit court He has been on the bench
90 years. The 10th inst. Will be his 10th BIRTH
day.
HWhen the girl who has encouraged
young man for about two years suddenly turns
around and tells him that she can never be
more than a sister to him, he can for the first
time, see the freckles on her nose-[ Detroit Free
Press
IL AT Miners station, near Wilkesbare, Pa,
on Wednesday, q shoemaker named John Prime
beat his wife, who was drunk, with cluo, In
licting injuries which resulted In her death that
night.
B Rev. william II. JefferieS formerly OF the
New jersey M. E. Conference, but now In
other business, attempted suicide yesterday
by shooting In Camden, New Jersey. he has
been deranged some time. 1t is said he cannot
recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

THE PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.-The 18th
annual meeting OF the trustees of the Peabody
education fund was held in the Fifth Avenue
hotel yesterday. There were present the Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop, chairman, Massachusetts;
Gen. Barnes, Washington; the Hon. W. M.
Evarts and the Hon. Hamilton Fish, New York;
Theodore Lyman, Massachusetts, G. Peabody
Russell, England; the Hon. A. II. Fl. Stuart,
Virginia. Chief Justice Waite, Washington;
Samuel Wetmore, New York. Bishop Wnipple,
Minnesota, and the Rev. DR.. Sears. general
agen, of the board. The opening address was
made by the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop. The
report OF the general agent the Rev. DR.. Sears,
showed the income from the fund for the last
year TO have been appropriated as follows: To
Virginia, So, $50; North Carolina, Sc, 700; South
Carolina, 81 25O; Georgia, Sc, $780, Florida, 5000;
Alabama. $500; Mississippi, $1,000; Louisiana,
$3.50; Texas, 1900; Arkansas, $1,000; Tennes-
see si2,oCO, and West Virginia, s, 000-a total
of S14, $50. The treasurer's report showed that
the amount OF appropriation available for the
nSIing ear would be SSS.OOO.-[N. Y. Sun, ID
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DIED..

FONDA. On Thursdsy: October 2, 1879. ut II M,
DAVID B. FONDA, aged fifty four years. -
Funeral 8, rvices at his late residence, lit Carroll
street this evening. at $50. Interment at Louis.
vile, KY louisville papers please copy1
KELIHER: On the I'd October. 1879, ELLEN ",
dauehter Of the late Michael and johanna Keliher
in IL e twenty first u ar of her age. :
Funeral firm her mothers residence, Sherman
80 p. NJ Friends and relatives are Respectfully
invited to attend q
WASHINGTON. On October 20, 1879. at o:10
q. Of P-.snts disk ase of the Kidneys. ELIZABETH
W a.. GToN, AGED sxty-fve years. daughter Of the
The relatives and friends of the family are invita-
to attend her funeral. from Asbury Church on San.
csy, October 9Th, at O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

NATIONAL MILITIA CONvBNTIOS.-AtSt ST. Louis,
Mo, i'll the national militia convention, majority
and minority reports we're submitted on The bill
now before Congress for the organization of the
national guard. Both reports ask for approprta-
lions from Congress of S200o,0 600 annually for
the benefit OF the national guard, the majorlty
holding that II shall be apportioned according
to the enrolment of militia I'm the several states,
and the minority that 1t should be divided ac-
cOrding 10 population. The minority report was
adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

INTERSTATE COMMERCE.-PreSident Jewett,
OF the Erie railroad. has written letter saying
II the Intervention OF Congress Is TO lie sought
to regulate inter state commerce a conference
should be had between the representatives or
the various boards and commercial bodies In
the seahcald cities. He believes that much of
the discrimination In favor OF through traffic
proceeds from the great anxiety OF the railroad
companies TO protect the commercial interests
With which they are more Immediately ideuti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

RICHMOND (VAD SUNDAY LIQUOR CAsES.-At
Richmond, Va, the sunday liquor law and the
rights OF the clubs chartered by the legislature
occupied the attention Of the Hastings court
yesterday. krause, who has charge OF the
Commercial Club, composed entirely OF Rich
mond merchants, was arraigned, charged with
selling liquor on Sundays. lie was lined $40. 1t
is test case, and will be taken TO the supreme
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

THE PRINCESS LoUIsE.-A telegram from
ottawa says 1t is understood that the Princess
good health, and that her visit to England Is
made at the suggestion of her medical advisers
for change of air. She will return to Canada
before the opening Of Parliament. On her
tingu1shed guests, who will spend portion Of
the winter at Rideau Hall. Lady Sophia Mac
namara and Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton, who
accompany Her Royal HighneSs to Great
Britain Will not return to Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03
r T. OoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctloneer.
IRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NEAR JENNINGS STATION,

IRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NEAR JENNINGS STATION,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, D. O.
By virtue Of deed of t. ust, dated Febru- 49,
folio $685. ct 81 o. one Of the land recor is of x..
the District of Ooumbis, and by the written request
auction, in froEt Of the premises. on TUESDAY,
oc,,. her A. 1879, at 4:SO o'clock pm those pieces
b. g.. Known end designated as lots numbered
che ID. two u;, three GS and four q
sber,ff ris farm known as + Nottingham, said lots
containing in the aggregate three and 6a.lGe acres
and being portion OF the land con- yeo Dy Geo ee
dated August Sd, 1874, and recorded amSsIs tne
land records OF the D. Of @; in hber No 760. foo
lO4, ct seq; together with the improvements, con-
TIE, ms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months with interest at seven per Ct 800 at time
Of eale. Conyeyancing at expense OF purchaser.
Terms to be complied 18th in ten days.
CHAS Il. FRASER,l r.r,...,
eev26-eots mo JOY EDSON,} Arusoooe.
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u B. WARNER. Real Estate Auctionesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE, SITUATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
sIyENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
WEST,
By virtue o. q deed Of trust. bearing date on kzA
the 2So June A. D 1873, and duly recorded Inn
records for the District Of Columbis at the request
Of the a1ty secured, shall offer for sale in front
1879 at Gclock pm. all that certain piece par
eel OF ground, si'uate in the city of Washington,
as part Of Lot numbered ssven, In square
n m5eIed four hundred and nineteen I41s.
Tel Of sac: One third cash bal nee in elk and
twelve nnnths with ter.st At s1 per can't per AZ;
t,ust $eo deposit Ct nme Of sale. and II the PR.
1afs 70 NV % ,ns terms OF sa ts nh
the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
'1 sepaSsecSds WIxAlAH KfkGoUR. Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TH pt SOLE - LIFE RHA #
GAE sIPTtR 81 TIE S9YIH T s
hhN9s ASR EfGHhHFffHT gbs sEHEhrS
as '1s sa d? Of Ss'osss ST. hs5s a1a
E; the District Of g
hereby ,hs TTastes viii n 3. pubic
O'Clock M az tie life estate interest right, title
baud In IL AID to al aas nss
eel S Of ound wsgate lying tb and n sens
+ ool1mb ., and known and described as part Of
original lot numbered eighteen Gs). 10 square mum
ae ei saa
contained within the Following metes and bonnds:
sae
e no AK s 5 iss yd sv
alley fifteen feet Wide; thence north slons with the
west line Of raid lastmentioned alley one hundred
nnr tie pa9
sss asa to
sale as y b ad Of
doll = shall be required of the purchaser, or pur
Oh at the time Of sale. and all conyeyancing
upon failure of compliance with said terms OF sale
right title interest, estate, claim and demand Of
said in said deed Of trust and to
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser or purchasers
after at least five days notice by advertisement in
set forth.
Kendall e. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
sep16eo 49, Louisiana avenue.
rK-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day OF October 1879, on
which day and st the same hour and place and IPon
the same ter ms specified in the above advertise
ment the eaid sale y Ill take place.
FENDALL L. ALEXANDER,
sep22.eod&3Gth Trustee
IF By an order of the Supreme Court of the Dis.
AGAIN POsTPONkD until FRIDAY. the 10th day
Of Q. toDer. 1879, which said last mentioned day,
and at the same hour and place, and upon the same
terms as specified In the above advertisement, the
said sale will take place
Kendall z. ALEXANDER,
sep29-eod&dbs Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

AN UHPRoMIsING THREE YEAR OLD.-There
is a three-year-old boy in Lancaster county,
Pa, who may some day rival Jesse Pomeroy.
On Tuesday he attempted TO amputate the arm
Of an infant with penhnlfe, but fortunately
lily to the rescue. He was not able to get
through the bone with his pocket-knife, but the
arm was sadly mutilated, and II a surgeon had
not been near by, the baby would have bled 10
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

ARE THEY MARRIED OR NoT.-Tne little vii
lage Of Scipfo, In Indiana, has been much eX-
cited lately by charges made against the Rev.
Geo. Houser, Baptist minister, that he has
been solemnizfng marriages without making
proper returns to the county clerk, as required
by law. He was arrested on this charge In
June last, but was discharged. Subsequently
he was charged with not being q licensed
preacher, and consequently was acting without
the forms of law In attempting to marry people
applying 10 him. This charge Is supplemented
by another for procuring Ellab N. Thompson
to endorse his note as surety, and both will be
trleS before the circuit court. The tnnumerable
couples ne has united iD marriage In the last
three years arc anXiouSly awaiting the result
of the trials, as the result will decide whether
their marriages are legal or not.
THE JAY COOKE ESTATE.-The committee OF
creditors of the Jay Cook estate have declared
a third cash dividend Of ~ per cent, payao.e
on and after November 8. They also declare
an "asset" scrip dividend OF 10 per CENT, II AZ
cordance with the plan for closing tne estate.
AN INDIAN HANGEp.-Salvador, the Indian
who murdered Paul Rieger, OF Marin county,
Ratael Yesterday. He confessed to five other
murders, He met death with frmness.
TIE crsCINNArI STRIKERs.-Two more firms
have agreed to pay the Is per cent. advanc9
demanded by the striking cablnetmakers at
Cincinnati. The Union managers have de-
manded that all members OF the union now at
work who have not received the advance, cease
work. The cOOperS have all resumed without
obtaining any advance.
eBThe Danish war steamer Dagmar, having
on board Prince Waldemar, has arrived at the Is
land OF st. Thomas. She will be stationed at
st. CIoix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

SENATOR HOwE's HOUSE BURNED.-Senator
Timothy o. Howes house, in Green Bay, Wis,
was burned on Wednesday morning last, but
saved, as was also a quantity Of silver ware,
specially valued as heirloOms, the property OF
a lady who was his guest. This lady was res
There was an insurance Of $4,000 on the house,
which covers the loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

A STRANGE SAYING OF BROTHER MooDY's.-If
Brother Moody's Tuesday evening talk at the
Cooper Institute meeting was accurately re-
ported, be said a very strange thing. 81 have
hardly ever met man." he is reported as say
ing, ''who was converted by means Of SER
mon I'm Y Sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

A MANS LEG VALUED AT Sl5, 633.-At Boston :,
in the supreme court yesterday morning, the
Jury awarded SIS 633 TO John E. Green, who lost
a leg at the Wallaster disaster on the Old Colony
railroad on october Sth, 1878. Green sued for
$4,000 The company did not contest its llabIl.
ity but the amount OF compensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

HAZAEL TO RACE WITH HoRsE.-A meeting
is to be held In Harry Martins hotel, In DIVE
sion avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday next. TO
arrange a race hetHe cen HaZael, the English
runner, and ex-JuGge Voorhees, horse Harry
Gilbert, the animal to trot five miles while the
man runs two and a-half mileS.-[N Y. san.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

SUEING THE SECURITIES OF BANK CASHIER.
Justice Ingalls, has granted leave to Charles Z.
Patterson, as receiver Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank OF Troy, N. Y, to bring suit
against the suret1es on the bond OF the cashier
OF the bank for $780, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

Ross CHALLENGED BY PLAIsTED.-Fred A.
Plaisted, the American oarsmaD, has chal-
lenged WALLACE Ross, OF ST; John, N B., Ior q
two-mile sculling race with turn, on silver
Lake. for $500 side.