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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

ns..-. Exf1rs-G Please announce
n 4 AnEI.I. ESQ.,. as . candidate for Sheriff at
- $500 elersipn. Mr. Abel is N old, tried
s'1-s.e so We 81 certain this announcementa and
his ssesion win meet with the appreciation q the
1uxsnrss community 1t large, irrespective ofpar-
ties. Sssentn Ois4tet.
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ATTEN I!

n s MOORE's HOTEL Is In great need Of re-
- Pairs, and - | contemplate making them
this Spring with other improvements, 4 respect
fully and earnestly request that eli persons in
ssehlea 70 the House win pay up without further
delay. III not fully, az least partially.
HERBERT ". MOORE,
Mareh 81. 1879. Moore's Hotel.
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION . ENTERTAINMENT
Il AT reasonable rates can Be had By parties 81
sronsif 10 and from Baltimore at Forrest 9 wharf
per Patnxenf STEAMERS By calling CO
JOHN II. BUCELER
Nov 9,Is7e-ti Forrest wharf, Id
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NOTICE.

GTEAMER MATTANO, -
. Capt. WILLIAM. III.
BYLEs, win, on and AZ 1h=&
ter SUNDAY April goth, -
1879, run rs follows Leave Stone wharfevery
Monday morning at 5 30 for Washington.
Leave Nomini Ferry every Wednesday morn
Ing at $50 for Washington. g
Leave Chaptico every Friday morning At 30
foe Washington.
Leave Washington every SUNDAY, TUES
wharf, on Tuesday for Nomini Ferry and on
Thursday for Chaptieo.
GB- Passengers for LeonaFdtown can always
End conveyance 1t Stones wharf.
April a. ls79-f.
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.oicSuftAg IN Church. ois,s

Wo3SHh NJ A-AlAH1H9A ~ ielU
,lrA ySudg ksR!lslien hsppsainglt 70
sit a shpgch, n aPSsw .adj9iiiipg Pre- @
p which tberNYqsa,yopng LADY, for
whomahs observation-disclosures
lplent passion, felt desirous of enter
ing into coWtsbip on the spot, but
the place notsuitihs 4 formal ldecla;
ratidG the exigeneyo suggested The
following plan! lie politely banded
his neighbor n Bible, open, with apip
stuck in, the following verse; Sec
ond Episile Of st.. 1Johh,' sersc,7I
SAnd now Ibeseech thee, Indy, not as
though 4 wrote q new ,commandmeht
unto thee, bpt,which we he'd from
the beginning, that we leYei lSna an
0thef." She returned it with the
followipgf Second chapter 'of Ruth
IImh verse. aTiien che fell on her
face and bowed hersslftto, the ground,
and said unto him, why have l found
gqace in thine eyes, and thou shouldsl
take knowledge Or me- scciiig me =
stfangef."n 1Ie returned tho book
pointing to the 18th verse Of the Sec
ond Epistlel dist Johntss''1Iasinl
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An old-Time Duel.

.d4 "a TEE ~ u ~ -
Among the many bloody dlels on
record as having been fought by Con-
gressmen was one of whicliFJppicb
jackson Of Georgia, who had been
and who was aaftcrwnfdl ~ Unitcl
Staies Senator, Was tile "chal-
lengcd party lie was an Eaglfsll-
man, like the hero Of Pihafore, b.
birth, but he went to Savannah.iwhen
d lad, studied law, was a leading
Mason, and fought CALAMITY iii the
revolnionai.y war He killed Lien
tenant Governor Wells in NS0in a
duel, and was engaged in scyerMaf
fair s ofhohor, until lie flnally deter
min ed to accept a challenge on such
terms as wouldmak & b his last duol,
$50 he prescribed sthe terms that
each party armed with a double-bar-
rcle gun loaded With bpckfshot, and
with a hhhlihg1 1khife, hsli6uId row
him self in skiflt 10 designated points
OIL opposite sides Of tie Spyannah
river. Yl,ei the YitsI sIpsk ttrusb
twelve each party Should start and
row his skiff to q small island in the
middle of the river, which wss wood
ed aud covered with undcrbrush. On
ARRIVING at the island each party was
to- moor his skifl, stand by il Ior ten
minutes, and then 70 about on VIZ
island until the mceting'took place.
The seconds waited OIL the mainland
until about one o'clock, when they
heard three gunshots and load and
angry cries. Then all was still. AT
daylight, rs had been agreed upon,
the seconds went to the island and
iou nd Jackson lying on die gtoth@
insensibe from the loss Of blood, and
his antagonist lying across him, dead.
Jackson recoyered ,bhfwouid Aeyer
relate his experience OH that night!
nor was he ever challenged again,
lie died IN Washington, serving his
second term as United'States Senator,
Mare 10, 1906.
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4 Original Minds. OuA
lDetrolt Free Press La

-, NK
"a III Nero had lived in Detroit he
couldn't have been q tryadt. for avery
body would have agreed with him.
Yesterday morning citizen who de-
sired to see how many people had
opinions Of their own on the weather,
started ont by saying to j merchant;
"Awfil hot. isn't it for Juneg"
"Yes very hot, was the prolnpt.re.
ply.
The next man was a tailor, and to
him the oitizens saidalC DnS 81
"Ever see such raw weather for
June?" ULH W
Meyer did--navcr did" was the
answer, 'HSQO 10 IS
The third man was a lawyer, and
after a glance at the sky, the, citizen
remarkdd: 0 q A 9DlbQi maiHiGlI
Looks now as il we would haye a
long spell Of dry weather. ,,rlll. NJ
"Just what Twas saying Ave min
uteS ago, was the rcply. .ye'
The fourth man was an Alderman,
and, after a hand shake,the citizen
obscrvedaO2 8 HHIq0H II 4
"I believe we shall have rain every
day this week, do you aotiec those
clouds IN the East?"
"Yes,yI was watching them : ! told
my follssth4s morning -wc' would have
all the rain we could take care of.DiIi
The next uian was furniture dcat
er, and after few words on the bet
ter times, the citizen said: 9a ~
"This is growing weather for corn?''
"Best kind of weather. wasthC
answeraf. "a s-slh T. .hu,l1-ei. a,l,if'n
%hfbe last man was paying con
tractor, and the inquiry was put t(
him.
/ add you. ever SEQ such awful
weather for crops" l.e ~.
Never did--no, never l don
believe we'll have crop OF anything
| if the weather doesn't change soon.'
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The Bite u the 'sKaRK.:,

u4 nm Fosesf nna aSi ,.sa,S;, sorsacoa,
'iu AT oS,anit,,,sisSaSs d,,sISa,
,';,o u, ,,,o " u. ~"
6iIhno,.onJ !. viii ,t,oducs r.,,;as l.,
Iiib1s IIiib1e Vest and southwest ot,i,l,c Mis-.
sis, ssiis,s;pni.yallevo tl,is ssee,bslrye,mroily
he,ipycaoI Ai.Ss;,es m6;nl9 lI,io,,,ai !
.ouoleSSsVeFaq l iSsisiIeSs,di i 10 M ,s6i"'dS dS
h lDr, Gushing, Of ,Trioidad, Colorado
rwlid has mn ,louht' she,, so,s,oiaasna
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Spelling Reform, :

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ps0PoSsea 70 reVifs sy r. PrpsenI 7pysse' pyTs
Io' fPs,HRS Enspsh fYr% ~ Sofhn 0flnn's' 5
.ln tlns ny, siehs s9sabtae s9sab ttnaerRaiefp Raiefp bseper'
nu2qsisness: ,4saew Ms specimen
Itp, ,o '"o'nou p'JpO'0u, ''H'p''''"'
nv IA r''a1 W. ,,va :, asa X m!Hn,X .sesasjn.
s,s ssd d ssn., VII a',peiA, soS,S M
10 nas lSSsYp orays M t.ssYlit N ~ wv sSV"'ii ]
poHtors IN me "lif5 onhea pMce, 81
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spdr, sy,,sas'' sisIos desaIos. rsn, sl,d
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,oSt ,'asrw sJs II 81 81 -l,'
WI eSA f,lssa .g,ya.od .I.i,, .I,,iI ,.s,eis,
I'm assllaT 'pnIpe'nyis pIpS riJiT,Ts,rh ny ~ t"Vs 'V
"a GalHnp'a9ssflss'hi ~, Ia slssp'hisI Ii,,iaaid bn,s ia
lT 1fpa '"So o'SeS""SSatht 'f6SS1stgnSH';
.tho ,lt Isuberiious Is &c I" In oissret, lna
|etidust, parduet, Iooquot. iahdJ ali, sipi,
liar words, except Gazetts when tits
lhset d Ssthc liame ofaaewspapen1Hsy
lisSpell' 'defnN m1alrhforihs n~nhout
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nbTheg Jjndat#oSas9I d b1l
Special to tho Louisville Commercial.

Special to tho Louisville Commercial.
6 GRAYsos, Ky, October ,l3.--Jesse
Underwood was shot Friday noon
while entering his father house, and
died IRON the effects pf thc,shOt Sum
day morning 2 whieh Jcayess George
Underwood as the only survivor of
that unfortunate family. ,Y0hI J
n office was given by those oppos-
ing the Undcrwoods that anybody
who would try to bury the remains
of Jesse or rescue George, who-is
quite seriously wounded, would be
killed, Lying there andipthis stress,
George to-day sent 10 the County
Judge for help, and the Sheriff and
posse, were promptly ordered roStie
seat of war. In connection with tins
trouble The following message has
been forwarded 10 the. Governor: a.
GnlysoN, KY, October 10, 1870
To Governor LIP. Blackburn, Frank.
fort Ky ;ser1ai i'a pc y-'i aent ,eili-"e.
The, Underwood, war, has broken
out airesh. One Of the Undcrwoods
was killed at his home on Eridpy, and
the old man is surroundedat his
house md wounded. No one will
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Yet When those Taassals were steal Ing
tlie funds ana inutilating The books
they gave much 6f their tinieatb fer.
vent prayer Hihat.ahe lord owouh
bless 1.-The 1poor benightofiy negro and
curse the "wicked rebels.ns Jt taIaays
be that they thought they, had q fair
claim TO the money In paylrent'for-
their praycrs,"9h1S9 III bs9Pnoso.'
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WASHINGTON lEg9Es.:,,

WhsiiiNuTON, ~ Vi OCt-i loI0
Things begin ~ boom again at The
Capia.1 After qlieb usual dull Sum
NOR taiM customary iabsencei from
among us orc nxfessmen. diplomats
Md OfIieialsA to say nothing OF Ire
gorrespoiitlents,W pleasant fall ~eatha
er brings backAthe Nfaiflerers,i or
many Of them, and the sideyalks are
agaiii lined ni%ith familiato faces.
Even the administration Which has de
sertedo us for country fairs political
meetings and 9otherofreei lunch excurl
slehs, lshow eoiiiing back ih1sectloils,
So that heitlirf1spfisAteIi secretary
Rodgers nor commissioner LdDlm
viii enjoy the Honor goflpunuihg ahe
[goyqnmeBt de .jactoa snylUgcr,
I'VE sill have the, Marine Band con.
certs inihe Capitol grounds on We'd
neslay laiterMgens, and in the IA hite
House grounds on Saturdays. These
bring out the, styles, while Pennsyl-
valiia IN alive iWith .pEomohaders and
handsome eqnipages' every, evening
after, dinner, A few Senliiors, and
Consrssssinseh.d 4. si.s ars here 2 Sa. q, tAsy are
only such Us AayenY eainp npaign Sofjs
|lat lioihe On theft handsg rSeiiatdr
|fhinaf has, been, Defe hmost Or tlie
time fora mon,h.lI .llsw oisldAHii
Greatiq8tete@ efsomsnifested mi
political circles here concerning / lic
camp,Ijew int OliioalntbiiNaw Yorb,
Tho ether day Imdt the yeterannunl.
itician Hon. MONTGOMERY blair who
was I,resil ,nt Buehana,I's poslnast.
er,General. lie is and ALWAYS bas
|been a warm Tilden mau and ex.
presses Ibo opinion ihat IL MI, ,TiIda,,
had hsct up"the Kelly bolt III New.
York il could NOT have resulted moro
Ito that lptntlefhah'snd vanfage fBfifiit
| las nud will. lie Inns no idea tha,
Kelly williiliaSei nior,c than AEON
temptib!e1ollowine when he datliol
elrciion comes around. and the wholc
affalr.will only tend 10 help. what 'he
thinks was certain nj any .ratc tLG
no,ninotion Of MI Tilden bv tEe meYl
Denocratic Convention. A nroni.
Ii,e,,tH nandoyervi jsI,r,wd Rep,,biica !,
noli,icisnh bISfIo 1hLsF IA bbafficuJa'l
svmnothv with Conklinp retnrned
iroIi New 4 ork aday or tIwGsmcf ", e
GnJ expresses nlmscit i, very. naclf 'as
Xeiiy,K oukiin,i. EorucH sotri,ina,;nu
m;Ii i ,osa ,ho 'I,ennI,Iioons' ,nnra .vn,as
III = Ta ,s,,".n,, Hal, 80 TO-. go o"'oS
tLa aocras a sa can 'aaS, swas
very unIortuiiaie Y tlli'ig nor the ite'
publican party lode piaceu aii'heae
|lilIde 100 blanallylot dDaiunlany i AS
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A,Negro'sI Philosophy.

-nuuft idp pIa.uod sjf n4ir Ia pfi
Z A hater oftobacco asked an old ne
gro woman tho fumes Of whose pipe
['Yere annoying 70 Ainh ifshed dwas,a
'ChristiaH husband sd' Of asilliu.
nYes, braddor aspeets ! ist,eIlAmp
Do you believeiilithe fBiblqs'e as ,
NEE, bruddersi-a--------s~--szs
'Doyau knoyithsrsiisa . passage iip
tho Scripiurer@ hicblsays thatnotbing
unclean shali inherit the'khIgdom oi
bea,vcn pn d2no) silud NJ II noliA
%'Yes, I've heard IT, ss a,t,4 NIX
'Well, Chloe. You. SMOKE and you
cannot enter the Kingdom Of hoaycn
because there. Is nothing 50 unclean, as
lthc breath ofa smoker. What do you
say 10 jhat4o s.seJ sLloj ~ ~
'Vhv, spccts to leave my brcl
behind when | 20 dar.'
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DUIHUcfHcy -Uf INC 1sffftJife stHte csfff-
u not stand ppSgtbeS Splep@ia " aFsfora III


been a pitiable spectacle to see the
party, 3bandonfts Wufng grr9yntgaatt'
the dfctation od auIsfeputab!e tux-'
catipgsection ~ 'Ii,e'iatest adylcesl lls reir ,
ceivedrher,e from NJ Ciiiolare " decidedly
encouraging aug more 'hqit coghrW
me in vobinipnsiexpressed fhropglr
my letters from thedbatvc gromid.
A private letter from oSen@tor'Th
nm who IS .pX no ineanslgivch 10
boaTiug, expresses o. positive con-
yiciion that the Democra'sY llhIYi.,
bptpi the toverporslilp fl SHIN ana the 'fegis'
lNnre.f,o9 sh.ia,igs IlsI -ssllzSg2,
The, Grant boom am0ng othel'
things,las1ate,y struck Washln9fon.,
with renewed iorfie, sSni., tile W soid mans
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TnE SOUTH KENTUCKIAN.
ADVERTISING RATES.
\ file. sets-fDrith -saitil.--ifamio

" i' ii'e' s.s,-,,.'.,. se''.i ~ 10. ,.,'a, ~
Yf,S su''"O"o" S InSs, ~
Il iSds yI'" ~ consider ,ho Snss,ion or
bs,;l,iinU tsi ~ ,rO.. ..s6S,i. haTSssa asssTtSybiIo
~ ~ rsasso" S S,te,Iaa,s A, ,respon,o tor
nm ihose sn,nmsusrs. . sitberooua ,hnm,ih,. =,
or or ,hoo,hor,Ithn, iIn,fisy m.,s swmnis Al
4, n as an attorney. ue saws that from.,,!
Pa another fact No xaows it wa.s.beforo
|J55lJIlNz thatarshc @imeiIassi. wasH
q sworn i,pqc witness, and asfebdaiitOds
~ 'wNfere ssflemfcs.aia eSiiscaac,,ce os,aiiuog
occurrence Ss during the war. .Taats "a
| |lS |laSfylrward IiaTsisa 5sie.is..ss became .scsandi,
daate, ,iSg fS(SH ff5Sfr co6nnfQ iadgseo a,atT
|s'h ~ ,y9Sg llab ksgS eIi u, lSssti'6Sas Is
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sgsH sz9 asali.
NUMBER dig
10 .uL.L.llI lLlnT oNI IIO 8IT
p, GREEN VS.. ,HARGIS,, d,

ia 0hA 'hi'n s'A"W Sui~A' ~
/ IT looks like the public will never
haYeo done swith the Green -Iiatgis
affair 'itWas fondly hoped the eel
Pcbrated case Ind assumed such q
slIapc' that the ncwspapers would
not Have to Detail 10 their READERS
anything more about this affair, ex
ceptitshotilfbe the final decision' IN
thd termihation -tf The case, but all
sbclp hopcas have proven VAIN The
Ir6ihg of J6dge Sites, iast week, that
Iinrsis was'hot coinptlitd TO- testify,
| and the fact OF The theft st Morcfiead
of IIargfs' vaiisc, contaiping alf,his
papers hppcttdininS't TIE sun, give
liz new phases .wf1ck feqdirc pubic
no{icc.. Sihcep tic beginning oi the
contfoVefsy each sidoo hasp had It's
|iorgaHs, Niid tie organs have given
|DonIy their fespectise siies0f the case.
|dNFor This .fcasoh, hhd With Q viewfo
doing Justice 70 BOTH sides, IS Wtif Is
|Hfhishing our readers with the Zeal
Gel &, egive here q clear and lruth.
|f1 statemeht of The Case pptorthe
present time. e."h"s7 'eu' ~ '.,o'"'.',
|ror III 1874 Greer charged Ifsrgis WIN
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make q cali Of ceremony OH
;, ,Ie1ls0 ni zSW

.Do not turn your bacBto one seati
Ied, esa,ey011s gaiIJ liam yIsTc tsonlA
ka7pp not ioaeR ths sbianoa aiiiIcss 'ihtpni 10
|yhba-FoI Idpso bio toaA ttsb vol yldO
baeDb b9R0t bahfnei dfnHmt4ds ofYukHRw7'h
(t,n,c iffhslibOm mh.sIiia bna iods sHw sss7I
|liaDb ibtqHaee afuisihayHof constatai aai
hins ybiff waaehed'--Hoiissa dOo1dIOh sd'
b yDbihol goitoAkPFo01I SfoaraaiNsA bnsi
Md, lIfacssqhvitddHinovi 10 SHse zeeW
t.alDb- -1abf remiose ihcpsgDEes si&Kdiinow
making aqUrmai'oai. os1di s'sd~ ,bOoW
NJ DbVhot SoRtln6si thswtaH g6iiseto7'v
sslr,f feo,TefshH6a Begias4e ihea ,essoIio
| qaDp 'ncg NmMiipa aaqeHyoa ahRaeo 0di
ia,ly apbhtAbfbint;ofs fsJahg oiItelsiii ,1aG
|asDp-iiSt 'hhkslalNpqifsS " ydet1 bio
pre afIew. .comeiohf A,eeiRsqb boFhUod sal7e
not'open' oidshmQioofss t2swifpd sad
dowssof alter ale affAigcaeipor tii6l 'nd
room god 10 lls rlinai sisGDiIolna sdi 30
do lnoeea,crA faoniA win Aodtv Ftsssva)
Smoking and receiving ap inyits!ieM Ho"'
Db no, saRS2 issaTs ySSdE SRE1SsaaltssAS 1gsal ssAS Ssq
ing fiscn to go, unless for important -,
DO lot lwaaitk4 aitk4a 4sato,unpSq o,unpSq theq ifoomss Fisod
amihinnal pictures, WBifeg Waiting Yof'poe
hho hna,osSyllp9913 shi "a gnol IN .h7Dd
bTsDD ifl9t fnIftoddcSb1 politics, fSfgi6Slnso1
bSr woighlya topics YfoSf coasefsddC4 4"uou g,
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pIIerIII[ Ear'YI Oo""'! IN
ThisrtnypftIqesl,9ffSSr'TseaT aitSS
Und erwood and ono on tile Hol-
brooks sidelin three weeks, ,yst roth-
ing has been done until to-day ON the
part 6t the authorities 10 check tins
wholesale slaughter.
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shclbyviIle, (Ky,)
FEMALE COLLEGE,

FOUNDED 40 YEARS Aoo.
Healthy location; ten Instructofs; high
standard Of scholarship; arm nnil systematic
discipline; beet advantages nj lowest terms.
Iionrd andtultion, 1--WE months, IN advance.
1000; board, tuition, aud music, 1--WE months,
In adynncc, Sii1.s0. For catalogue address &
W. Ii.srrART. Principal.
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L,Hintsspn Calling

" 1ool Of. .b9gEEr-Jh sS bge IalsadW IN
Hs MANUEL 4@bS s.ss and 9bIsToS gbsnsss F0rR ri a,sd
1oDo p9t stayS9rQppdd dd,taho ,tho ,EqGp;a 10 bsoi
DOpQt tSkIs t9SlkISgAg dgg OF Rdall Yhisai faiilsai mid
D0pat SRgcrE cElHsaHs ri |ss @ ahqHfhR9SSEEa ~ aRSEa l,w
Do pSSt lAS ssikpil ssikp Ao yaSS sst1Spi tpssqss,ni. q
po nSi se, III ISilP0S S%ilP yodr If sas, sSs
,,. .eRoiihY sol hoQb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

1t Is said that within the past six weeks
trade dollars, amounting In the the aggregate
to over s5,oOO,oOO, have been imported from
China and sold by specie brokers In New York
city to manufacturers at the East and other
Interior points, by whom they have been
bought for use In the payment OF wages.
They are purchased by the latter at small
discount and paid out at par. The opinion
Is expressed that nearly all of the trade
d dollars that are not chopped" or stamped
with the mark Of Chinese tradesmen, have now
proposition to redeem them at par has been
agitated, the discount on their value has con-
tinually grown less. The Chinese seem to
have made nearly all their expected profit
upon the trade dollars in advance of the pas
sage Of the bill for their benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

The Indications are that the FAN River manu-
facturers VIII be able to replace the striking
spinners by new men, and that the Interrupt
ton In the work OF the mills will be short 1t is
best for Fail River that the difficulty should come
to some ending. The thousands OF other en-
ployes should not be deprived Of work by reason
OF the dissatisfaction, whether reasonable OF
unreasonable, of some Of the spinners. The
attention which this strike has attracted sug.
gests that such occurrences are becoming com
Iaratiyely rare as trade prospects brighten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

TOR RENT-No. $40 I'D st 40 A deaf, able three
~ story BRICK. rooms. bath. water, gas Go
Rent go per mouth.
FOR RENT-No. "a LIT It.. g orgetown. D. O. A
new lc room HOUSE hAra wood fnish, and every
convenience. Price $50 per month.
FOR RBNT-1man Groom HOUSE No 2O7 bridre
st. Georgetown, DO. Price Ga per month.
FOR BALE-No 1908 Rhode Island avenue n No
house just completed fronts Q government reserve
ton thorouehfy built and contains everY modern
improvement. Price o. 600.
FOB sALE-No. 1910 Massachusetts, avenue n W
contains Is rooms and modern improvements
fronts Q government reservation; and Tor locafoY,
cannot be sun passed. Price %, 600
THOa ]. FISHER d CO.
je2S-r l21S street -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

The ordinary edition Of Congress was SO
crowded with advertising matter, puffs of
political parties, ETC., that the reading matter
Of the character which the public demanded
was unavoidably omitted. An extra was issued
to remedy this defect. There are some sub
scrfbers who are still dissatisfied and it Is ex-
pected that the publishers, much against their
wishes, Will be compelled to issue still another
extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

Ismail Pasha has all the consultations that the
most exaeting ex-office holder could require.
In the first place the ONCE was an Annoying
one, and hardly desirable In itself. In the
second place, he Is spared the modification OF
being ousted for stranger,-the office Is stu In
the family. In the third place, he has regained
popularity among his countrymen by his stand
against the western powers, and receives their
sympathy In his deposition. In the fourth
place, he Is to be paid s25O,OOO year to do
nothing
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The above u only small part Of the property for
rent and sale On my books. FOR complies list zee
bullettn issued on tho 1st and 18th OF each month
which can be had on application q my Once, or vii
b sent BY mail desired
AUCTION Sales
On MONDAY, June 31th. at p M, unimproved
properly and unfinished buildings on 4th Ct, be-
tween and & cts. ne.
1900. $500. $500 q. 800. ESQ. s7oo. $500 It
Per CT $l,0UO q Fer Ct je2Htr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

The conceded extravaganza of modern burials
has given birth to the London Metropolis Com
pany, who wish to turn an honest penny by
gratifying for consideration the public desire
for simplifying funerals. There Is no senti-
mental nonsense about the Metropolis Com
pany, even though they are classed as reform
ers. They advertise ''patent earth-to-earth
cofhns." The name win stand In the way of the
reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-28

Japan finds the relation Of her imports and
exports, and her financial condition generally,
unsatisfactory. 1t is suspected that she is i'm.
poverishing herself in the magnificent enter.
tainment Of pri2ces, ex-kings and ex-presI-
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