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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Bis bic snsIiide unb bic inbii9e greis
peribsrt, bat has attsntat sesex ben gibe:
S6nis 9orb 2ptton BuIpsr in Snbisn bur9
aus teine poIitiide B~ebeuturs. @is ioqte
aud bic Prefe in Snbisn etuas Nnbetes
psrfi9srn t6nnsn uuS birfsn! sic fiebt
inter 10 ftrsnssn 9sisssu, baB ibr psrpsbrt
lit. bic Babrbeit sa iassn ibsr ibr sisenss
9aub unb befen Ssblrfnifs unb Ssl9psr,
ben. Das 1T bic frsis &egisrung gns.
lambs in Subisn. auerbings bot bieies
9anb unsnbli1s matsrisle WobItbaten BON
Der ensIii1eu 9erridait sserntet - absr
aud bic poIitii3e &ue9ti9aft. q
Sas attentat auf 2orb 2pttou lit bas
3weite seseu einsn inbij9sn 0i5ef5nis felt
iieben Sabren. Das erffe faub am 8. Sc.
bruar 1872 sesen 2orb Mayo ffatt, ber
pen siusm @sfanseneu srmorbet wurbe,
als CT bic 8srbredersg olonie auf ben I'm.
bamans SnieIn befu9te. 2orb 2pttou mar
slidlt1er, er enttam obne BerIesuna, oils
an -. 0e3smber smsi MaaI BON einem Sn,
Der auf i'm ssfeuert purbe. Der Mann
lou uerriidt ietn, ME es bu bsiBsn pfegt,
msun man ale @erii1te unb @nnabmen
auer auberea Wotiue NIT einsm S1las be-
ieitisen mill. Den Snbern wirb man has
ui5t Isidt sIaubbaft MAIDEN f6nnsu, ba Is
mad ibrer anfi4t fiber senus 9rinbe sibt,
wesmeseu t1 ra1ii1tise Sanatiter am
obsriteu Bsamten bes inbii9sn Raiisrrei5s
pergreifeu t6anen.
Su Der Contemporary &euiep" fanb
fi5 nsusrbinss Elm slrtitsI pon Sol. Oss
born, einem Stabsoff,isr Der bensaIii9sn
arnse, NORM @rinbe senus ~ansegsbsn
finb, wssbaIb bic 8srpaItuns pom 2orb
9ptton fur SnSisn ais Elm SIu9 Ssitsns
Der gtnssborenen bstra5tst nib, gang abs
seie5sn pon benz alien, ausemeinen SaB
Ser Snber ssssu bic gnsIdn6er. Der VI.
titeI 1T bsiitsIt: vSnbien untsr 2crb 3pt,
ten" unb bebanbslt bic psriios engIii&e SO,
Iitit sssen a~fsbaniftun uno bic 9ungsrs,
notb in Subisn.
bod bspor Der @mir S9ir aIi BON af,
sbaniitan nur bsfrast worSen mar, Oh sr
ii1 England unterwsrfen wous oSer nidt,
bate 2orb 2ptton bic Gbsorie Der fog. vpiis
ienidaftliben @rense" i'm Rorbsn sessn
&uBIanO aufssifs0t; unb ~ ssi9ab alss
W6sli5s, I'm ben Gmir gum Witertaub Su
rsissn, bis Der 8orpanb gun, frtes ssssn
ibn erIanst mar. Oisisr &ries sesen bic
oriboboren Wubamsbaner BON If9banitan
1T aaen 0tubamsbausu in Snbisn Elm
@reusI, unb bas Sorti9Isppsn Der inbii9en
Gruppsn In isns wiIbsn @sbirss' 9tesionsn
emp6rt aan1 Snoien. Die ~abbdnai9en ins
bii9sn 5iritenb6fe unb ibre 0iener fub
nit @ram unb Sur5t erfiat iiber has
S9idlal Don Sdir gli, unb bisis Stims
muns finbet Elm g4O bel Der Rafs bss iu'
bii9sn Bottles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Oie porIsste 5unsersnoib brad tn Sn'
bien sufoIae i5Ie@ter Grnbte 1877 tn ben
Norbweif Yropinssn aus, unb bas @leno
mar unbsi5reibIi9. Die @ouusrneure unb
Beamten ertldrtsn, baS bic Stsuern erlai'
fen werben miiBtsn, aber bic &ssieruns be-
bulfte berieIben gum Seloaus sesen afSba;
milan Sic fannie bic Rotb. aber pers
bsimIidte iie, unb ebenio, baB + WtQion
Msniben barnals ben Sunssrtob ifarben.
eorb Sptton braudte @elb gum Sriss unb
bic @ouuerneure iensr Pr~opin3en muBteu
beri5ten, baB bic SterbIi1teit nidt GROCER
ist, oils sew6bnIid. Sn Der Chat absr NOR
He feds bis ftebenmal sr5Ber unb fat
Ridts ssi5ab sur abbilfe.
g.it naboem Der 6unger feline Spfer
usri4lunsen, lsste bic &esieruns cine usi'
tere Steuer BON u WiQionsn Dollars auf,
nm einen 6onb ssseu, sutlnftise 5unsers;
triien gu biIben, unb ss murbe feierIid BON
2orb 9ptton ue,bsiBsn, baB bisis @slbsr
nur fur obtsen 3psd uerpenset uerben ioqs
ten. absr benuo4 rpurbe bic game Srmnte
fir ben afsbanii1sn &riss perpsnbet, nut
nm ni1t bas Wutterlaub nm @eIb anses
ben su miiIsn unb ni9t ben 2riss, 9orS
eyttou, bic inbii6e 8oIitit unb 9orb Bea,
eonsfieIb In England unpopular ~ MAIDEN.
Der rSunssr Sonb" III pe,brau5t.
SOl9e 3uitdnoe fOnnen uobt in einem
9anbe wie Snbien gu attentaten sesen bic
bobsn goItsunterbriidsr ueranIa1en. Ote
auftldrunsen iibsr bisie 8erbdItnifs wers
ben bebeutsno our Stdrtuns Der liberaIen
Yartei inter @labitoue uno gum Ra9tbsil
bss Winiiteriums S%sacOnsfsIo ausidlasen.
(S5tl. Ssm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Gs eebsn ibmem Ole @asem aaf.

0ie Yroteiantsn fausen iest on, i6
ssssu bic sebeimsn Srbsn, beren Gnb3ieI
bod Bite 3srtOruns bes gbrifsnibums 1T,
aufju!ebnsn. 90 erfIarte Pfarrer Grid pon
Der norwesiiden lutberil@sn 6ir4e In Ia
gro1s benz bOrtissn .0fspubIican unb 9eas
6srA: pbab mad isinsr anf&t Elm Obj
SsllOp fem gutter Gbrifsldabiser ietn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

.8ihst", iasts banu bic SsrasIitin, ,bab
isbr baIo 9srr BON &otbi9ils (is iasts
ni9t peI5er, wabridsinIi4 Der reidife),
gum ROnise Don SeruiaIem ausserufen
uerben wirb; aber fir@ten sic ni6ts, mes
Der fir Sid islbft, nod fir Sbre Siuisr
benn Der nsae &6nis pirb in &enntniB &C.
iett usrben BON Der @obltbdtisteit, wsI9e
sic sesen uns ausiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

8or einisen Wonaten Tam elm sbrpirSis
ger adtSisidbriser Rabbiner In M iere apo:
tbete. 9noete Suben battsn inn seratbsn
uns aufsuiuden unb ibm usrft9srt, baB mir
ALIEN bic @sbre5en ieiuss 4Itsrs srIsi9s
tern t0nnten. Gr bantte unS iebr fir al'
les, mas mir on ieinen @laubsnsssnoiisu
setbau unb peripra4 uns bas WisSsriebsn
int SdooBe abrabums, inbem sr iasts:
vSeben Gag bette i'd in Der Spuaaose fir
aus Sdweifern Sion's; benn fe iinb bod
bas gnoe unb mir finb Der Gnfans; bort
obsn perbsu mir uns p%ieberfnben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

f,iber in unierm Buiienbaus er3osen pors
ben mar, eri9ien an einem bisier Gage In
n~nierer apotbete nit ibren swei tIsinen
Rinbern. Oas dItefe, erft pier Sabre alt,
iaste uns in arabii9er unb fransSfi9er
Sprade ale Worsens unb abenbsebete
Der. Vile anueienbsn, Suben snb WuisI.
mdnner, maren e~rifaunt unb psrwunbert,
bisisn fleinen 8rebiser 81 bSren, unb bic
sbrwiroise 9sieufdaft jberbdufts bas
&inb nit 2obipri1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Cine SsraeIitin, wsI@e einise grsiebuns
gu baben i9isn, ndberte fi5 Dor einissn
WOden iebr sebeimniBuou Der S9usiter
&rantenpdr.erin, unb obslei@ id Sober
mann e~ntfernt bate, iaste fe gu ibr in gang
uoridtsuolem Gone: rWeine Iiebe Sdpe:
Ter, i'd babe Elm iebr uidtises @sbeimniB
Sbuen mit3utbeilen. = rBas bsnn2"
frasts bic S1weiter, wsI@e irsenS Elm 8e:
tsbruussproistt u~srmutbste. 4, ...a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
nus oent bl. 2anoe.

Isle bod bic S1psfsrn in Der 49tuus
bel ben SSuben unb Garten ftebsn, boron
erSdbIt uns Der ebsn susesansene X. Banb
Der MnnaIeu Der Wiiiion u. 8. Graa BON
Sion i'm beiIiseu 2anbe, cine 8sibe ribs
reuber gpiiobsn. sm gees Somo In See
rufalem baben bic suten S4psifsrn eine
spotbste, tn Der 5sipea unb gbriitsn, Gifts
Ten unb Suben uneutseltli4 Mebi3inen
psrabrsi9t, Wunbeu uerbuuoen unb drStIis
der &atb unb 9iIfe seseben uerben. @ir
tbeiIeu 9a4fcIsenbes aus benz 8sri@ts
nit:
Die WuisIminninnsu, 10 idrsibt bic
oberite &rauteupdrtsrin, bieten uns tdsli4
Blumeu on aus benz tleinen 9artsu ibrer
galcone uub iasen: vSie finb fur ben II'
tar Der Sansfrau Maria"; oOsr: rStedsn
Sic steieIbsa IN ibre 9aare.~ BeIsbren
mir lie banu, bab mir tstne 8!un,eu in uns
iers 9aars tedsu, 70 inb fe isbr e~rtaunt
oariber.
Die arwen Sduerinuen spiasen uns oft,
frii4e Gter an5unsbmeu, ano pdbreno Der
Slipsnsrute brinssu iie uns &6rb9sa pol,
inbsm fs iassn: vDieie fnb fir sic
meiu Serr 10 nsnueu fe ibre @atteu), bat
mir selast: ,gttmm bic i96nitsn SiiDen
unb TRACE ie Den sutsn S9usftsrn, pslte
uniers Stnbsr 10 isbr Iebeu."
gSir babeu i9On mebr ais cine Muiel:
mdnniu seisbsn, wsI9s, psnn mir bas Slid
batten, ibre Rinber benz Sobs sntriNsn su
babsn, infer Rrsu3 ersriff unS basieIbe
nit G6rfurtt tiBte.
Gor psnisen Easen bra6ts cine Mubas
mebansrin unS Elm b0lsernss, tanfli4 9es
i9uistes @ru1ifr. gs idisn eiue iebr
spsrtbpoQe antiquitdt gu iein. Sbr SObn,
Der Maurer mar, bate basislbs INK S3utte
ssfunbsn unb iosIei@ 81 isiner Wutter ss'
lagt: Oil bieies ben S9peitern I; es pub
ibnen Ysrsnlssn MAIDEN, wdbreno es uns
nur llasIid brinseH tOnute.
Cine iause Iateinii9e Gbriiin, psIas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gin Deruiid, pel9er I'M Iesten Srisse
sssen bic Rufsu iduer peruunbst murbe,
tommt ieben Gag feline Wunben uerbtnben
Ia1su. Bts er an BET &sibe IN, bort er
ni6t auf au rufen: aaab! aaab! Sesne
unb betebre aae bieie 5unbe uon gbrifen,
usl5e uns 70 quite IrSneien uertbeilen, unb
m0sen bic Sdwetern tau enb Sabre Iebsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

90 itebt bieies idlidte' einfade BOLT b6s
Der in Der 0antbarteit, aIs bic gufsstIdr'
ten i'm Rei9e Der r9ottssfur9t unb from:
men Site, pslde bic guseI Der Barn:
ber,isteit bes 2anbss u~erlasten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
RathsltSdser air6sn salenser.

@adbsm SsroSes sefOrbsn mar -WGtis 2.
6pnnt. ben !. Sanuar titus, Sii60f u. ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Cine iause Iateinii@e griffin, psIas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Dor uisrsebn Easen fam Elm Subs su
uns, leoisli4 in Der abi3t uns mitsutbeis
len, baB er fd wieber perbsiratben wsrbe
unb uns feline gang neue Srau por;u:
itelen wini9e. (Oieie iunse Srau III Is
unb er 40 Sabre alt.) 3uei Gage barauf
fibrte Der RsuusrmdbIte wirtIi9 feline Sat.
tin su uus unb bradte uns einen biden nit
9oIofsrnden unb SIumen persterten &u.
den. inbem er faste: vSie mifen aud
wobI stpas BON meinsr 9o9seit psrtofsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Bel 9sIessubeit ibrer sroBen GeierIid:
tsitsn brinsen bic Suben uus iebr oft In H.
rem Taidsntidern alerlei 8adpert unb
Iabsn uus btinsli9ft ein pom ibrsm Ssfe
~ pertofen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

There Is free fight among the New York
gas companies, and the price OF the article has
fallen. The gas companies wish it to be dis
tinctly understood that 1t Is competition and
not the prospective electric light which gives
New York cheaper Illumination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

Is the model legislative assembly OF the world
Ia point Of dignity and decorum the United
states senate, OF which Conkling and Lamar
are members, the French Assembly with It's
PAU de Cassagnac, or the British Parliament,
which boasts q Parneu?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

journal, mas been heard from In reply to the
abusive missive OF Mr.. Painter OF the Philadel-
phia Inquirer. He styles Mr.. Painter "a louise. ("
This would seem TO end the controversy. The
stock OF epithets In the English language must
now be pretty e1ectualiy exhausted
IL is unfortunate La more ways than one that
the Indians have In the past been so often
cheated by agents OF the government One
OF the minor evils Is that the thought Of Indian
agents drives some editors into a frenzy. Indian
agents, collectively, individually and without
exception, are the red rag upon which the
Journalistic bun charges blindly. The Buffalo
Commeycial-Ad rerttser remarks:
"The Indians can be civilized and made to
give up the savage habits of the hunt and the
'war-path' for the peaceful pursuits OF agrtcuI-
ture- This is proved by the latest official report
from the Ponca agency. IL only the Indian
agents could be exrerminated, the red-men
would have chance 70 show what good traits
OF character they have"
In other words, the present Ponca Indian
agent has resisted the severe temptations to
defraud his charges which are peculiar TO his
Office; he has been SO faithful, and succeeded 80
well Ia turning the Poncas from the savage
habits OF the 'hunt" and the "war-path" and In
cfyiliZing them and In teaching them "the
peaceful pursuits of agriculture" that this
difficult task Is proved not to be an impossible
one. Therefore, let him be exterminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
BOARDING.

Observation-Disclosures remaining in the city dur.
ROOMS. SECOND or third floors. single or in suites,
with BOARD, at n du .sed prices. 1912 I4h st., on.
ERs at reduced pr. ces for the summer. jy1O-lts
ROOMe OF every size, with first-class TABLE
~ BOARD, at extremely low rates. HOO and llO4
18th ct. n Finest location In the CITY jy7lm
RQARDING-The best of BOARD. with nice alry
ID ROOMS. In privste northern family where the
comforts OF home can be enjoyed the best location
In the city. oO6 T. st. NV. je292lts
L able Hotel In the city for Summer Boarding
Gentleman and wife. ESQ to geo per month single
Table Board, GO. my3 SIM
ROARDING.-Cool, airy ROOMS en- suite or sin
- gle, with frst-class TABLE BOARD Also
Transient Boarders accommodated References ex.
changed. 612 9Th st. NV. and 206 r st. NV fl.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

- second hand oLofH1Na, BOOTS. ? sHoE =
the. highest prices In CASH for the several arfic0
named above Orders BY mail attended To- n0yS.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
N WASHINGTON, d. O., JULY 7. 1879.

Nv ASdINdIUN, d. o., july T. 1879.
NOTICE
Having retired from the Lumber Business we
lave removed our office to the Book and Stationery
store Ct FRANCIS b. MOHUN. corner OF 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest All
All accounts outstanding Aug ust LIST will be placed
in the hands OF our attorneys for collection
FRANCIS MOHUN Il SONS
jy7-1m Cor. I1th st. and Pa 0re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos = w4Ae GAIN, SIC Seventh ...s...
Ihree-Storv Ho,Gses For Sale.

1hree-Story Houses For Sale.
as.e 81 lsts to Nv moo mod mss $3.50
5s5 g. aw.. mod. imps s rs................ 1000
931 25th st. nw., rs...................... 1900
~ Too, Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale:
1s27. 1928. 1929 18th ct NV L. M.......e2700
q 2ls e S e Myrtle oTa -. {, mod mP.
CIV II st. me-, fh.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. assoc
Unimprousd Property For Sale.
a naa st aas s. sts wv Se PEI
as g. pet I'll aoth an. and 18th sts Sc per IT,.
St bet 10Th 1 and 10th NV per re a.Yf:.. ~
q st. bot Del. ave. and I'd sw................ Is
Houses for Rent.
81 81 a >; &C. m0d d iimps. 10 rs.....eaS0O
S4s p: ave. upper doers.mod. impi ii rs. 900
ls ss nM 81; mod %G imp l%pf 10
100s 18th st. NV. mod imps, rs .......... 5000
az a2SG 81 az st. St mo- mod n i%nt imPs
a aGCy :ye., mod imos u :.......... 27,O0
S261 81 Nd ave sw mod imps. rs..... 250s
1924 l2th It NV mod imps, 1SS0
~ 74s7 IN g st w. mod imps rs........... go
~ ~ Ct sw., mod. tmps, rs.............. 1900
l2N 10th st. n W rs. ............... II 90
2s 18th st nw.6 rs 10 90
I IsIs Sfh St NV. rs 1890
I2tS n. Jersey ave-, rs Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
% Virginia ave. sw, rs................... 1905
2aio n si W. rs ~ ~ 0 ~
Offices.
81 It'll st.. Offices, 5ls It'll st. rs .sn.s7
si7 7 7th St. No Sd 1870
7ls Market spsce-Room 6:................... 500
Corner 10th and Penn. ave-. Vernon Row.
boom boom e. 1899 soo
Room TO-. 1900
Room H.. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

The District authorities, it Will be seen, are
taking measures to abate the sewage nuisance
on the river flats, to the full extent of theiI
powers and means. At the next session OF
Congress, it is to be hoped, they will be EN-.
powered to carry out some thorough and per
manent plan OF remedying the evil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

STEAMER "sUE,m
CAPT. W. c. GEoGHEGAN,
leaves Stepheneon's Wharf, foot Of It'll street,
ETEkY spNDAx; at P n for ~
NOPE. returning leaves Baltimore
EVERY FRIDAY, Az m.
Freight and passengers at low rates.
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
Offices It'll street Wharf and Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street. jy9-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
PERSONAL.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINGT
n the late JAMES NJ. MASON will please present
the same, at once at the Office of ALEXANDER &
MASON, 7G9 g st. jyi1-St
STROLO6IST AND CLAIRVOYANT-Mrs Dr
n ELL ID. S19 Pennsylvania avenue. If you would
know the truth, consult the Doctor in all thin1s
Office hours from a. m to p m. je7-1yS
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports az to
t1ens on real estate. 506 10th st. n w., T. m to 10
Pm. Always in before and from 2 to g. jll-6ms
IA ADAMk BOSS. tho reliable OlA.rvgyans ana A.
between East Capitol ana st.. Capitol Hiii; O.
cara stop within half square Of house Fifteen yesrI
In Warrington city attest the fact that this WOder
ful lady gives better satisfaction In al affairs Of ne
than any one In the profession; tells Of past Hfe
hnce on AL matters appertalning to business love
and marimony. AL IN trouble GALL Satisfaction
given or no pay. nov27-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue.
Fire, Burglar AID Damp Proof Vaults. Safes for
rent from o6 to 46U per annum Takes Govern
ment Bonds on special Deposit-one dollar per
$l!S0o year. Also. receivss silyerwsre packed in
charge Board Of Manaeers-Wm. Stickney, presi.
dent; George W, Riggs; vice president; B: 7; sny
A. willard. John Oassels. Thomas Evans. myS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
EDUCATIONAL.

RoCKLANp SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SANDY
~ Spring. MD-Win reopen Sept. 18th. fun
History: Bellies Lettres and the Natural Sciences.
For circulars address HENRY G. HALLOWELL.
A. M Principal. jy9-eo3m
DENNsYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER, PA. "Opens Sept 10th)
Thorough instruction in Civil Engineering, Chem.
stry, the Classics and English. Degrees conferred
saeos@ oi''' c a5%E.'T e HYATT. President
DARK SEMINARY
1 will reopen MONDAY. September 18th, 1879.
Applications made to Principals. SOC 5th street
northwest jy1-3m
DkIyATELY OR IN OLASY-LATIN GREEK
i GERMAN, FRENCH, MAT HEMATIOS, RHET.
ORIG. LOGIC. Preparation for College, West Point,
suai es. 8 W. FLYNN, A. N. 1871 L st. NV je27.tr
GUNNER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS.
From MONDAY, June 23d, the pleasant halls OF
Spencerian Business College,, corner of 7th and L
streets will be open for the summer for spe ca
inc and in :.ona
IL: Evening Sessions. s to 2. Tuition morning, Sc
Fer month Evenings. $5 per month Penmanship
alone, 80 for twenty lessons Private instruc Ion
F1Es9 e. RcG Prssps
NILE FKGIHoMMEe hs or ,em ~ ds e SO
l4th st A coed pronunciation (Parisian) and the
use OF piacticsl conversation rapidly acquired by
pupils. NE. Summer term June 30th. Office
pm to dpm SEND Tor circaisr ana 5sisTr
WI PA-Boys, $50 per quarter; Girls, $45 Stu
dents prepared for business Yale or Harvard First
cs siy sRHoMR.EE RSRRa sd% PSnc,n.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OgT-A LICENSE in the name of e. KEMPER.
~ LIBERIA reward will be paid IL returned to No.
40 Nn 81. DIV jyli-21
7 OST-On the evening of July 10th, from porch
~ OF house 11SO 10th st POCKET BOOK conta n
l.g sum ef money. FINGER viii be literally re-
W 'ed Dy returning same to above number IT.
T OST-An old.fashsoned Mosaic SCARF pm
~ representing the Coliseum at Rome Two dol.
lars ard II left at cigar store, 1910 Pennsylvsns
avenue jyl12t+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

P1NAFohE sEGARs. sold only at 1lo4 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
~ 900 PenNSvtO01st0 avenue.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM A BANKRUPT
SALE IN NEW YORK,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF LADIES' NEW
PORT TIES. SAN DELS AND nv
SLIPPERS. ~
ALeO, LARGE LOT OF GENTS Low QUAR-
TER AND SEASONABPE SHOES
THESE GOODS WILL BE BOLD IS PER GENT.
EVER OFFERED FOR IN THIS CITY
LOOK AT THE PRICES
Louce NeWpOTI 1IoA. 10
Ladies' Hand sewed Newport Ties 8 LOO to @2GO
Ladies' or strap Sandals. ii 90 to 81 Is
Children's Heeleu Newports. $50 to 81 90
Gents 6olid Iow-quartered Shoes. on
Gents Calf Low. Qusrtered shoes. 80 to u GO
Cents Calf CONGRESS-. 400 to rs 90
Alarge stock of Misses and Ohildrens Shoes cheap.
ONE PRICE. EVERYTHING WARRANTED.
1e26tr GEO. MCCARTHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

Room TO-. l2O0
Room H.. 12O0
The above Is only small part OF the property for
rent aud sale on my books. For complete list zee
bulletin issued on the lst and 10Th Of each month
which can be hsd on application ct my office. or viii
he sent by mail il desired
Loans.
$4,000, % cog, 500. $780, $500. 800. $500 1t
z Per Ct 50 co.. ut FER Ct jy9tr
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-06-26
She Came Down ON Her.

A young lady gave her skating experience
as follows:
"You ought to have seen me-" said the vi
vacious young lady to the new minister: '1'd
jus, got my skates on and made start, when
came down on my"
''Maggie!" said the mother.
"What? Oh, it was too funny! One skate
went one way, and the other'n t'other way,
and down l came on my"
Margaret" reproving;y spoke her father.
"Well, what3 They scooted out from un-
der me, and came down on my"
''Margaret!" yelled both parents.
''On my little brother, who had me by the
band. and liked to have smashed him. Now,
what's the matter?'
the coffee pot, a sigh of relief escaped the
minister. and the old gentleman adroitly
turned the conversation into political chan
mel.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-06-26
Mystery About the Great LAX es.

There is mystery about the Great Lakes
Lake Erie is only 90 to 70 feet deep. But
Lake Ontario 592 feet deep, $50 feet below
the tide-level OF the ocean, or as low as most
parts of the Cult of St. Lawrence; and the
bottom of Lakes Huron, Michigan and Su-
perier, although the surface is much higher,
are all from their vast depths on a level with
the bottom of Lake Ontario Now, as the
discharge through the Detroit river. after al
Living for the probable portion cari.d off by
evaporation, does not appear by any means
equal to the quantity of water which the
upper lakes receive, it has been conjectured
that subterranean river may run from Lake
Superior, by the Huron, to Lake Ontario.
This conjecture is not impossible, and &C.
counts for the singular fact that salmon and
herring are caught in all the lakes communi-
eating with the St. Lawrence, but no others.
As the falls of Niagara must have always ex-
listed, it would puzzle the naturalist to cay how
these tish got into the upper lakes without
some subterranean river; moreover, any
periodical obstruction of the river would fur
nish not-improbable solution of the mys-
terious flux AID ref1ux of the lakes.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-06-26
Gloomy Thoughts and Gloomy Weather

Dull, depressing, dingy days produce dis
piriting reflections and gloomy thoughts, and
small wonder when we remember that the
mind is not only motive, but receptive
organ, and that all the impressions it receives
from without reaches it through the media
of senses which are directly dependent on
the conditions of light and atmosphere for
their action, and therefore Immediately in
fuenced by the surrounding conditions. 1t
is common sense inference that if the i'm
pressions from without reach the mind
through impe1fectly acting organs of sense,
and those impressions themselves are set in
minor asthetic key of color, sound and gen.
eral qualities, the mind must be what is call
ed moody" 1t is not the habit of sensible
people to make sufficient allowance for this
rationale of dullness and subjective weak
ness. Some persons are more dependent on
external circumstances and conditions for
their energy-or the stimulus that converts
potential into kinetic force-than others but
all feel the influence of the world without,
and to this influence the sick and the weak
are especially responsive. Hence the vary
ing temperamepts of mind changing wi b the
weather, the outlook and the wind.-Lancet.