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Fatai Ba>r HALL Accident. sad
knd 90 Sunday Dissertation

Last >nndav evening" several vonn-
men engaged in PLAYING base ball On The
commons nsar town. aud among them
Mr.. VIM l. Sehnei'er- The game wns
progressing lively when Young
S~huetr~r hit the hall. and started 10 RIM
ami hail nearly made 81 base, when the
catcher. Mr.. Joseph Sweeney, threw the
hall - 81 hasemsn. Mr. Jos Friedman.
DR. who failed 20 catch il. and II struck
>chueitsr Ga tho temple. knocking him
scnselcSs- Tie was carried 20 the shade
~ tree. and in : short time revived
Sufficiently TO be conducted home. Nv
having supporters on each side He
rested some during the night. and II was
hoped the worst was passed but about
: o'clock Monday morning lie became
|ronato<e. and in few minutes after
dicsl. probably from the rupture OF a
blood vessel lie was sixteen wears. nine
months and twentv-three days old. and
WAS much respected by all who knew
him. being industrious and reliable. and
his death cast sad gloom over the com
munity- II i hoped this accident may
Ib.eak mp the folly Of Sunday base ball
playing in Jasper. always bad in its in
f;uencc. but particularly 80 when young
boys are permitted TO engage in it.
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Ever, body claim. 70 ~ hard np and
have 80 money. The Radical party ha~
promised gu"d times from YEAR 70 year !;
ilie honhholsicr j. Ia his glory: john
sherman lla~ got rich and the poor man
nooFer. John has A. buildings ia the
city ~ Washington, anh i said "a be-
worth two millions. How did he get 10
Nc ~ rish IA few years. You who
vote the Republican ticket tell ns.
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1rsssAy7 q .E TRAVELLING PUBLIC

The c.. X. x s. w. R'y Co.. have made
arrangements with the Louisville and
Henderson Packet Co, by which NOM
ing trains make direct connection A.
Rockporf with all boats in their liue for
Evansville.
Monday evening train connects nj
Rcckport with Steamer Grey Eagle for
Louisville.
Through tickets 10 Evansville for sale
AZ ali Offices Of Company and by Con-
|ductors Of trains.
II. G. BRANHAM, Surt.
Arri. lsth, ls-g-tf.
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sept. 10Th. 1879 sw.
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NOTICE j. hereby given that on Mon
- hay. Oct. aOth. 1879. pursuant 10
request. the Surveyor ~ Dubois
County will proceed 70 establish the
lines ~ Section 81, Town !. North 81
Range West. and fix the intermediate
corners thereof. All persons interested
are notified 70 be present
JAMES JOKES.
Sent lQfh lS-l 2w
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NOTICE T. hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned has been appointed Al.
minisfratrix. Of the estate OF CIemencs
Schell. late OF Dubois county. Indiana
decreased Said estate i supposed 70 b.
solvent
CArrARixE ScHELL, Admrx.
Sent. 18th. ls79-3w.
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NOTICEis hereby given that I. the IN
- dersigned will let TO the lowest re-
spcnsiblc bidder. NJ public out cry. AZ my
residence. on the New Albany road. on
SATURDAY. September eth, 1879.
at o'clock p. M. he contract for the
building Of a new School-honse on the
New Albany road. about two miles east
|of Jasper. Specifications may be seen
at any time AZ my Office More particn-
lar notice will be given on the day OF
letting There will also be let at the
sane time and Mt the same place. lot Of
seats or benches for said School-housc.
kAsrER JoHS. Trustee
cambridge Township
Sept i3th. ls79-3w.-
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METHODIST C0SFEREScE--Ihis body
adjourned Monday with the usual vote;
Of thanks all around. The following are
the appointments Of preachers for the
next conference year in this district:
Rockport District--A. Turner, Pre-
siding Elder.
Rockport. John Poucher-
Rockpnrt Circnit. D. II. Davis,
B0Onvilre. H. y. King
Ienter- w. W. Pueft-
Lynuyille. DAYTON Harvey
Augusta. supplied by Geo. Whitman
Yanketown, r. A. Lester
TaslorsTille- Ii. y. Julian
Petersburg. J. w. Julian
Tnion- j. l. T. McGregor-
Dwell A. A. Godby-
IIunfinrburg. ]. t. Woods
GenfrvvilIe. W. r. f. Smith.
Grandview. w. w. Ramsay
Troy. = W. Troyer-
CsnneIton. W b. Collins
Home. supplied hv j. Turner.
Nertonville- y. y. Woodruff.
Oil Greek. l. T. Mann.
in other districts preachers who were
formerly stationed in this county. o.
who win preach in it. are assigned a fol-
lows: French Lick. W. w. RundeIl
PAoIi. NJ : Heavenridge: Dover HILL
10 Mor.ien; wickIiffe. o. III. Tansey
Elizabeth. . b Holloway; Mauckport
W. H. DAVIDSON; PIeasantvilIe, JoAE
Bruner MOGrovia. J. v. Moore.
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Glorious Split Among the Gold

BuS<-
The Denrcrlfir rsrfv Of New York.
iri ~ ani snimsf~si hr The rliire.i
wrcckrr. an DODGE or hi inst portion ~
H. :. r~venne r=xes. dealer IN cipher
dssnsfehes fnr corrupt purposes, and 8
vonld-',e purchaser ~ electoral votes
~ bar1of m.rey.- provided snn. :
boiy eI~e would on the .i,.r1.' called oil
sam TIiien- FOR short met IN Syracuse
in~s week in Ss<fe Cnnvrntion- sni adopt
"a Al his dictarinn gold platform. y it'll
nun = single pi>nk which would help the
fahorinz or debtor classes. or tend II
raricd into pr.rtice- 10 relieve their dis
rre=s. and there nominated first. for Gov
crnor. Tire Chairman Of the Convention
cne John G. Jacobs. who alter binder
ingiy permitting his nomination decIin-
81 Mr. Jacobs may Be . very good msE-
Nc don't know much about him. but he
Sacked decision. or. perhaps. Was fearful
ne could not be elected on their platform
Enough since the ultimate split in the
Convention. he. no doubs. .s the Vim
"'s sA''s 80 s-ss- i'''s l-''-es Uni
There = tide in the siiaiss Of men
".En nAen = tne ncoa' 'eAns On 70
And We must take the current when II
serves
or lose our ventures
for lew or'ef minutes ne VA The
nominee OF tne Dominant party for Gov
ernor o. me Umpire STATE Had ne pos
se-sef nerve and presence Of mind -
we critical moment heSwouid no doubt
nave been 0oEernor Of the great State
OF New York The circumstances were
most extraordinary he was the pre-
Siain< omcer q the ccnvenffon- 4 mo-
non w.s unexpectedly msde and carried
10 nominate Dim by accianafion his
nomination would have been : happy
one' party harmony and his own election
would hare been the result but he lost
ms wits allowed varion< motions to Be
made. and In his confusion abandoned
rne ch,1r- thus giving the ratified dele
Es'es une 10 recover from their surprise
nan ne Kept control Of himself and the
eohsen1on, snf a. once announced that
'ne next 'nin< 10 order would Be- the
o'n11-''on OF candidate for Lienfen-
ose1nor- the cie would have been
- - a'neeent mould
Nm : k'no Providence who aixasS
seem de1rous % helping the doEn-trod-
1.n n---e- Y tney VIII help themselves
49, = ''1sf "'se- ana me arlstccr.ey
'''vhsy qnArre'ed among themselves
ne n'-4's separated INTO to hrtIoas
es ven nnmeries'iT. and nominated
80 'u'e-. tns iiinen corruption
z " L'c'cus hoo'nson TOT re-
~ 1nu ne mmanFlies. John
ne''s' mus 'n-urlns me defeat Of both
most deven'iy 70 oe
.nsu 'or- = " Sih nd ths party gen
s ~ 'he incubus 81 sneir leadership
"s' -. 1-ed 'ne ie'eA' o. ne De-
:. me 80 'ou5 PRESIDENTIAL Con
INC c-nno' n,rnonHe
- fa'.t ~ ~ o"n SiA'e' cannot exper'
~ f'v's ons' Of excite eninuSi-
~ 10 the country generally outside q
~ SAte ana uis kilis on Old sans
n-nce- ior tne nomination TOT President
next year. 10 will also assure 4 Sufficient
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Paving and Building
BRICK FORSALE!

The undersigned has on hand large
and fine quality Of good building and
paving brick. for which parties wanting
10 build cannot do better in Southern
Indiana then to call and purchase Of him.
House patterns At reduced rates. For
further information call on him nj his
residence OH corner Of Mill and 9th cts.
JcsErH JERGER.
AUgs Is7s-s. ia lex. Ind.
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SENATOR THuRMAN's LETTER TO THE OHIO
down TO banquet given last night by the
Young Mems Democratic Club of Columbus.
ONO. During the evening a letter from Senator
Inv thurman was read, In which that gentleman
said that the democracy of Jaekson,S time was
devoted TO the Union, the preservation OF the
constitution, and against latitudinarlan CON
slruct1ons OF it, which threaten an unlimited cen
trailZed Gespotisin, were opposed to monopoly.
sought only equal rights. while leaders OF their
opponents ever sought special privileges and
were the party OF economy, the government
now they are $3.50, 00000, the population only
having increased three fold. He further wrote
that the same principles were at stake to-day:
there was need for immediate action and he
was sure the democracy OF to-day would not be
reci cant to the glorious memory OF their fore
fathers ~
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Great Western Trotting Association.

IUIEDU, o, jan. y.-Ihe Grand Western TrOt-
ting Association was formed here to-day The
associations OF Cincinnati. Columbus Louisville
jackson, East Saginaw, and Toledo were repre-
sented. :. :. Vaughan, OF Jackson, was elected
Pitsuehl. ana walter Morrison secretary
Meetings for the coming season were arranged,
as 1oilONS: jackson. June 10th. 18th; East Sagi-
nav, 18th, 2oth; Toledo. 24th. 2Ith; Cincinnati.
July ISL 4th: Louisville. Sth, llth: Columbus
l3th, 18Th. The purses TO be offered are free for
All loco for pacing and for 2:21, 2:2I 2:2S 2S2
2:3.. 2:4', and minutes, SS00 each General de-
TAN work for the season was laid out and A
iuellorlal composed TO present 10 the national
convention Rekf My
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BoGARDUS. THE NOTED SHOT, commenced In
New York yesterday the execution OF an ey-
tensive glass ball smashing experiment on the
following wager:-S1 600 that he will break 5000
balls out OF z00 $500 against 900 that he will
break COCO out OF 6I00, and 500 against 81 600
that COCO balls win be broken without miss
The balls are sprung from the BogarduS screen
cles OF agreement all hang and miss fires have
another shot. BOgardus set to work breaking
the glass balls with wonderful facility the eX-
pertinent continuing through the afternoon
and up to nine O'Clock last night, when he had
shattered 3,e00 balls without a single miss
although his thumb was at the 20O0th Shot bad
menced firing after BOgardus, missing out OF
800 Bogardus gives him 200 broken balls out
OF GOO, The match continues to-day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

1HE AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC ASSoCIa-
TIoN held its annual meeting at Boston yester-
Gay. Prof. Wayland. OF Yale, presiding, in the
absence of President David A. Wells A letter
from Mr. Wells was read declining reelection.
There are $50 annual members OF the aSSOcia-
,1on and AZ honorary. Receipts for the year
81 $50. payments $1,111. Rev. DR.. Wines read
paper on .'1'he Prison Congress at Stockholm -
There were also read papers on Hard Work in
Education" which was illustrated by modelling
IN clay, by Edward A. Spring OF Perth Amboy
j. Daniel c. Gilman. OF Baltimore was cleo
ed president, and the old board OF directors
was reelected, with the addition OF E. c. Wines
tf New YORK, and Carroll ID. Dwight. OF Mass
x place OF Mrs. 5. Parkman. Hon David A.
Wells heads the finance board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

HE TRIAL OF MRS. COBB FOR POISONING HER
HtSBAND.-1he Cobb trial was resumed at Nor
wien, Conn. Yesterday morning. Several wit
neSseS testified TO seeing Mrs. Cobb and Bishop
Ioselller on the streets at times referred to in
bSiiop eVloence. Mrs. ChaS. III. Cobb moth
er OF the deceased, testified TO his good health
up 10 lhe latter part OF February. ISIS. Up TO
tnat Llonth she had never talked to Kate about
nef intimacy with Bishop. The day before Char
lle dled he said he didn't believe he could have
tahen tn1 any poison but lead. On cross-examian-
lion lion sue SAID Kate wasa good houSekeeper and
was on good terms with her. Mrs Faller
tC0DDS sister testified that once she mentioned
10 Nate the reports that Bishop had been at her
mouse during Charles absence Kate admitted
llat ne had been there, but claimed that he did
not stay very late Witness said to Kate Il hope
you won't think me malicious for repeating the
report Kate said she did not, but If people
were going to talk about her she would give
tnem something TO talk about. Witness had
4een told by Kate about several presents, but
aldnt attribute them to Bishop. Chas Tracy,
lor some Time fellow-workman OF Cobb'S. teS-
tlied that Cobbs beard began TO fall out at least
three years ago,
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Acknowledges Hi, Rascal;,x

BOSTON. Jan. 9.-StetSon, the bookkeeper and
quondam partner of Paige, the bankrupt boot
and shoe dealer, now in Jail, is secreted by de-
tecflVeS IN this city to keep him away from
PaIges friends, who are seeking, it is said, to
nave MN Stlll further in Pafges interest. Stet-
son acknowledges that he and Paige burned
the firms books, and that he otherwise assisted
Paige In his rascality, but did so innOcently and
WlInout consideration. StetSon will be brought
before the grand Jury Tomorrow
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9-Virginia sizes, deferred,
~; do consolidated. 54,s; do second SERIES 81 i
Do Do past due coupons. 761@. North Carolina skies,
Ss4a9. o D N eOi''
BALTIMORE. Jan Cotton dull and easier
Wheat, sonthern firm and Very light Offerings
western dmll and steady-southern red, 95aIO2: do.
smber; Ho as.n ae1s1 Cs; No Pennsylvana red, I07
FEBRUARY. 1.C674al.07; Match. IO7Sai.(iS' Corn
sonthern no arrivals and market nominal; western
acuVe ana irregular southern white 46a4s western
lAed spot ss "a a44% January 44a44 February,
sontherp sou 2ea32, western white 3Oa32: do mixed 2S
az az lPennsylvanla, 2sa30. Rye quiet and nominaly
Steady-soutbern, 55a5S. Hay dull and steady
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter in eooi
demand aid steady-choice western packed, I6aIS
rolls rolls l5al6 Coffee qmiet-Rio cargoes, iaIG1G
Mnlsay 1rn LO9sal TO- Freehts to Liverpool per
st amer nrn and no offerngs-grain, 6Ld Re
ceitptsl,nour, $3.50; wheat, $4,000: corn, 81, 600
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-StocEs stronx Money,
active - 'i0n'>
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Flour quiet. whea. firm
Corn fiTmer ~ -' AA-
fol- L9SNRoN' SS1S Ja9 8, 1890 m-Consols. IS GIG
Illinois Central, S319. New Jersey Central. IS.
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Terrible Wine ExDlnSion

PITTSToN. Pa, Jan. "a terrible explosion
occurred early this morning at the PennsyI-
vanfa coal company'S shaft No t. The loss of
life cannot be ascertained at present. The
particulars Will be sent as soon as possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

THE PENNSYLVANIA BOARD OF PaRpoNs has
recommended the Communication OF the death
sentence Of Blasius PiStorius, the ex-prIeSt. TO
mutation OF death sentence In the cases OF
O'DOnnell and Sharpe, M0llie Magures, SEN
fenced TO pc hanged on the 18th inst.
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Miners SfrilSe.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 9.-The miners I'm RAYS
coal works and the Madden mines at Barnes
vile, Ohio, struck yesterday for an advance of
nan a cent per buShel. Men are expected from
the East TO fill ther places to-day. when troub e
S anticinatel.
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Died this Morning.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-M. j. Kelly. senior mem.
per OF the Well-known Catholic book and nub
llshlng house OF Kelly, Piet a Co. died this
morning, In the Goth year OF his age He was
Ior many years treasurer OF the Hibainian 80
clety OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

= HieCtlHS OF journalists TO take action uDOn
Tie death OF the late Morton McMichael was
held UPS morning at the mayors Office. and was
pagers in the city. Wm. V Nckean, of The
isGGsf, presided. and Col. Edward Mcpherson.
oI the Press. acted aS secretary. Eulo~iSfir
! ieillaTh rs were made by A. * Mcclure of The
Times; nr. MorWitZ. OF the t.grsaaa I,,g0.rT,.
Francis Wells, of the Bu'lefin: w ". Nevln. OF
the Press; joel Cook and w Y Nckeln OF fbn
Ledacr, and John ". Forney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

LICANs-A meeting OF republicans of MaryianG
cailed for the purpose OF reorganization and to
take measures to appoint a new state central
Addresses were made by Hon. j. A. T CresWaH
MAJOR Hancock, of Hartford, and several other
gentlemen, severely criticising the action of the
state committee. William " nitelock. of RaIti-
more county. ohered series of RESOLUTIONS
calling upon the chairman of the state central
committee TO call meeting of the committee
WITH view to the election OF delegates to a
OF February proximo, to appoint a new central
coHliilttee 10 arrange for the fall campafgn.
ana In the event OF refusal on the part of the
. cnallman 10 call such meeting OF the committee,
city OF Baltimore shall elect delegates to such a
convention. The resolutions were adopted and
The meeting adjourned ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

1'fi n Vii l-.'Sii 't' Tor Deal Ntlt7 y
vice al tn Church cf IL. Epiphany TOM PROV
tTr,!ay) EVENING. p 81 O'Clock, and also iy,r
an address BON N s,,ns and orally. II
frFS- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE THIRI, WASHINGTON co OPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, lust orlanized, viii
meet for w nent If dues and sales OF advances ON
stock, nezt MONDAY NIGHT. 18th inst at o'cik
pCsife Patent Office Stock may be taken ana print
ed Constitntions obtained at this meetipE thus en-
o.ls, ana ieduce their monthly Payments f1Ea
RO8ERT Mont RRAY, President.
John + TH9MPsOS Secretary: ip5:t Pol 40 ..
.e~TREAsURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE
I-@ -FAsHIXGToX; ., c., Jan 2, 1879.
turns for tie ending June 80, 1879, will not be
received after the 18th instant.
AtlItTsOns not having made returns at that date
WI. under the lay I be assessed with penalty Of
%. uROB'T p DODGE.
janSSt Treasurer and Assessor
rF>- IN RESPONsE TO THE FOLIO WING
~ resolution the citizens of Washington, of both
seSss. desrous Of assisting in amelicrat:nx the con
at WIlard,s Hal on THURSDAY EVENING. Jan
"''' . ' ARTHUR MACARTHUR.
President Labor Exchange
the relief Cf the poor OF the city If WASHINGTON and
II i not in The province of the Labor Exchange 20
Essoired. That the President of the Labor En-
Chan.e lie requested t. call meeting of citizens f9r
]
Teef Gf the voor OF the city of Washington. i3-2t
ft>1 THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the Stock
ia holders of the NATIONAL METR0PUiI-
TAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of TIE II =
t-lct of Columbia viii be heid n the Office Ok the
g r J. for e choice @n Of 9 Nine tine @ Df 6 2E
dec5I d SAM CROSS. Secretary.
- On AND AFTER April. l. 1879, THE
t-~ NATIONAL. SAYINGS BANK, of the Dis
trlct q Columbia VIII I'ay interest deposits at the
rate OF PER CENT; per annuIn, subject To the ex-
sSS THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CON
80 PANY, corner 18th st and Ney York avenue.
FIRE, BURGLAR and DAMP PROOF VAULTS,
inside OF which are SAFES FOR RENT at 80 to SUJ
Der year protected 10y Sar-cut'r time lock.
BONDS, SiLN ERMARE, or other SECURITIES,
POSIT. noTl9eoaI
~S HAVING BOUGHT 1HE PATENTS FOR
80 Dr COibouns Porous EvaPorator, recon-
iuend as the best possible way of mOisteninx the
COILS 1t Is attached To the register and renders the
alr moist and summer like. II you wish to avoid
hescache, cstarrh and sore throat use them
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
SIT 9TH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE.
Brass Fire St.s English Tile Slate MnrteIs. Pr
lor Crates, Furnaces, Ranges and Iatrobe Stoves
Plumbing, Tin Roofing and Jobbins Work deci7
~ MILBURN's PHARMACY.
1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
sODA and MINERAL WATERS On draught cl
sks leaT.
Blue Lick. Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
gallon oct1ltr
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AFFAIRS IN PHEE.ADELPlsIa
The EkuSSian frni<cr Agric,


PHILhDELPHIA. Jan. a-The Russian steam
snip Africa sailed from Willow street wharf This
morning. several SaluteS Were fired as She
passed on her way down The river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

PAKIS, Jan. 9.-TWeIVe vacant seats i'm Tho
chahhoer OF deputies caused by the unSe atipr
and the death Of members, are 10 he filiad on tho
"a OF February. there will be unusual Interest
IN lhe result OF the elections. for the reason
ihat Vi; DE FoGrtou. NJ. DE Nun. the well-known
Stand for re-eiCctinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

SALE OF PEws PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Thn
annual auction sale Of pewS at Plymouth churrh
took place Tuesday evening. The church was
crowded. The total amount realized by the sale
was S-i0.2l; including the assessed rental of the
pews winch amounted to S12 143 The premiums
formed an aggregate of S27,91S. an increase over
Ine premiums obtained last year of nearly 81 Olo
ana ABOUT $4,000 less than In 1877 In ISI6 the
rents ana premiums amounted to S63 6Sf, in 1S.5
10 S'l ,165 in 1874 to $50, ,43O. The highest nre
mum PAID last year was by H. w. Sage. who
Save premium of s5O5 for the same pew he COT
Clafin paid premium of $500 for the same a. now, D
winch ne obtained last year for $500. The rent
ing or the peWs for the last twenty-five years
adInui,S 10 aDout ,ocoO 600, and the loss in the
collection amounts TO only S6.4SS. 'i'>
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NEWS EEs0tE TE:SAS.
4 SAEEik (a.f,ior Ah.cn.l,t

GALVESTON. Jan 9.-Th0maS Reed. for eleven
Years cashier OF the First National Bank alb
sc0nded yesterday. The amount Of defalcarion
cannot be aSceHained. The president of the
bank offers $1,000 reward for his capture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-09

INt NtNH fIIOI FOlnt special SAYS FOUR emf
grants. Clark Hubbard, wife and two children.
en- route to the West, from Sherman. We're
frozen TO death on the night OF the 5th instant