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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
OORNER z STREET AND CONNECTICUT

8 IL
z as :: m; s ssss e sa
t e b + q & & s "a n 8 Virtue
By he supreme Court Of the 6stric. q Gogmbi.:
i III ia g.. Z q &c
a w e H
the Real Essa.e stq !, eli, in
Ps1t Ply xo 81 IN o.
one hundred and sixty four tlsA. and bounded and
ne.h as t and
CAS- Ola fee east Of the southwestern corner Of said
s and nine s e.
southwestern corner of said square; thence north
ssg es
line Of orisinA lot numbered three %, IN said
due South to i point q together WITH
al tie .ay, e s lights PRIV
Terms q sae. prescribed By said deed Q, trust,
lars in cash further sum Of twenty Thousand sand dol.
cent per annnm IN twelve months after the day Of
sale for which the note Of the purchaser secured by
isSss % ps ss sea
SIX months, for which the notes Of the purchaser.
Per aurum from the day Of sale. and secured By
deed Of trust the property eold, steI! he taken
deposit Of one thousand dollars shsE be required
CT the purchaser st the time Ct SALE and all convey
ancing shall be at the expense OF the purchase Il
ave Gays FROM the day CT SALE the trustees reserve
e Is ssf.sas Rs days. ,pa
In the Evening Star newsraper.
WILLIAM n PHILIP n,,nsta>z
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,} Aiossos'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer. tyl6a&s
u-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, by
order q Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1879, at the same hour and glHce
WILLIAM II. PHILIP, T,,,c+aos.
JAMES M. JOHNSTON,5 AAos'e.
3y3O. 81, aug1 a. IL, 13,sep6,8,9.
n THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PQEED. by order Of Court. until THURSDAY, o.
tober I'd, 1879, at 80 p m
WILLIAM H. PHILIP, nr~,,,...,
Bep1O JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,} Afus'ee.
IL OWING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE ABB
thar POSTPONED until THURSDAY, October 23l,
1879, at 80 pm.
oct2d&ds JAMES NJ. JOHNsTON,S 1ius''
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ENTIRE STOCK OF STAPLE GROCERIES,.
II &C, VIZ: BARRELS OF WHITE AND BROWN
SUGARS; BARRELS AND BAGS or FLOUR;
BAGS Of JAVA Ans RIO HS GoFFE IS; BOXES Hs
OF 0BEW1M o. ,,I T3BA9Go; T5ERGEs I, OF OF
LIQUORS; NAILS. -SHELF GOODS; BAsK-
EIs AND or BRQ9Msi PLA aGES9RM IA, ANo
WAGON AID HARNESS; Sc. &C. IN ALL
A WELLssELECTED STOCK OF FRESH
AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, October 18th, nEHN
commencing at ~ O'Clock, at premises Gl8R1
wi u sell the entire stock contained therein,
to which the attention Of dealers Is called.
octl4t,W&th DUNQANSON BROS. Ausfs.
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AN IMITATOR OF THE FREEMANs.-Hiram Key
nolds, Of Toilsome HILL near Bridgeport, last
Monday got the idea In his head that he must
sacrifice one of his children, in order to satisfy
some religious Imagination of his He produced
a knife and went to the school house where one
or two Of his children were at school, for the
purpose of accomplishing his purpose, but was
prevented from seeing them. He was taken In
charge by the authorities, and has since been
taken to the insane retreat at MiddletoWn.-
TNetc Hnren Palladium Oct 9,
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rNWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON NINE
i TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST AND
TaREE,SIORY BRICK az HOUSE Sc, o. THIRD
On FRIDAY 18th October, st S o'clock pm, -
in front of the premises, will be sold the two. hMW
story frame house, with large lot, No 1922 49,
10Th street northwest.
On SATURDAY, 18th October, at o'clock m,
in front Of promises, three-story brick house and
frame barn, No. 124 Sd street souihsast.
Terms liberal and made known at time Of ale.
oct8-eo&ds DUNuANSON BROS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctionser.
FoURsToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK RRN-
DFNGE, ON THE RAs sIDEOF hLEyGN cH

nFSuE nN A THR R RA sIDEoF ELEVEN az III III
street. BETWEEN G AND b SIS. NORTH
WEST-No T25-AT AUUTION
1879. at AZ O'Clock, in front of the premises, E
shall sell part Of Lott in square S45, having A.A
front Of 20 feet By depth of about 100 I, ct, i'm
proved by . four.story and basement brick resi-
oence. containing 10 rooms, with al the modern I'M
pIovements.
Terms: One-third cash balance at six, twelve and
elshteen months WITH notes bearing interest at SIX
deed OF trust on the property sold Conveyaucing
the terms of sale are not piled with in ten days,
the property will be resod, st the risk and cost Of
oct7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY October Goth, same hour and place.
octl5 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr
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1O1n GREAT 1O7n
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND BOgTHWEBT.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLEEDm SCENIRY. MAGEIYY0ENT EoUIpNlNI,
1879

1879 FEHS S%sIXzTTXXAN1 1879
sRLxxDD SoEsna1. M1ss1IozaT za1nxzzz
gs:s.4 = IL KS ,ss,! D''o
s, And ID he West 10 50 da @ , Par
40 Pm dailS. With P.isee Car 10 GaiSaEo. ''
For G.nandaigue, AoOhesteE, BursIo, Rlaeass
ssss:S 5s asy ssssR III stsqS$ss; %ls
sss. ~: IS ss East a.g sb f Rs CAPT
sttsehsd; Limited E1 press q Pullman Psrlor
FOR 9sro sS ..
ssrasX Gsy Win boats :. Of r H3soos1y1 Anns1
ing double ferriase and Journey soross New
For phiIsdslphis. s:ss An and / 80 pm, daily,
Limited E1PTsss g s g daily. sassP' sSna; AZ
ana 70 m. daily. eIcsp. SUNDAY 1886 An.
pass ss. lq1 n. p 81 asi " and
FOR AMY sassps sSna1 and s:so p No. daily sz
cept Sunday
VIZ kER 1lnHRas.9 aHp %as h
TON RAILROAl
For I 1a g. sana:5 1t T. a. "a
Ills and pm
For Richmond and the Bouth. $50 am. daily, and
$40 p N. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WashtngtoNs o, 7:16, g.
8, 10, II am: ], 3, An s. 9. z and II pm. on
Sunday at and 10 Am. and pm
Tickets Information, Sleeping and PArlo1 Oar %.
oommoditons can be procured at the ofdces, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syiyania avenue, and ct the depot where orderl
DO left for checking OF baggags 10 destination from
49, l. r THRMNR. General PASSENGER Aren't
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Republicans Garry Ohio and Iowa.
Tie following is summary OF the election
returns received up to midnight last night.
Latest returns Will be found under our tele-
graphic head.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR ELECTED-BoTH PARTIES
CLAIM THE LEGISLATURE.
The election returns received up to midnight
last night show coDcluslvely that the republt-
cans have elected Charles Foster governor of
Ohio with chances that the legislature, which
chooses successor to Senator Thurman, is also
republican. Returns received at Columbus up
to 4 9G9Sk last night fl from $40
dated at 2:15 O'Clock this morning, from Column
bus, says: The democratic state committee con-
cede the election of Foster, but claim the legis-
latUre. The chairman OF the republican COM
mJtee claims the election OF % out of 35 sena-
tors and 10 out Of ia republican representatives.
jority at $4,000 to 10000. The Enquirer comedies
a small majority, but claims the legislature for
the democrats.
Iowa.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORY
A dispatch from Des Mones, at 11.30 O'Clock
last night, says:-At this hour the returns
received by the republican state committee and
by the state register indicate a republican
majority on the state ticket over both demo-
cratic and greenback tickets of at least 10000.
Mr.. Runnetts, chairman or the republican state
committee, estimates that 1t will be $4,000.
This Will be gain OF q, COO over two years ago,
and 600 over last year In the 5thCongressional
district thompson (rep Is undoubtedly elected
over Calhoun (fusion) The legislative returns
indicate that the republicans will have ma
jority on joint ballot OF 65.
Newark, New Jersey Democratic
The city election In Newark, n. j., yesterday
gives 1857 majority for Fielder DENY over
Macknet (Rep.) for mayor. The German vote,
heretofore republican, was almost solid for
Fielder, the main issue being on liberal con-
stTGction OF the Sunday laws. For the COM
mon council the republicans elect S, democrats7 7.
The new common council Will stand is republf-
INC re q srl
are celebrating the result by procession and
music.
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r T. GOODWILL, Real state Aucuoneer.

T T. GOODWILL. Real state Auct1oneer.
AUCTION sALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
WEST.
On TUESDAY, October 81, 1879. at O'Clock SsrA
p. H., will be offered at public auction, in f.4j&
front of the premises, Lot 20, Square B. ok Na8-
1918 feet, to 3ofoot alley, improved as above.
Terms: s., COO cash and the bllalce i'll One, two
and three years, per cent interest. $500 de-
pcsit at time Of sala and all conveyauc1g and re-
co ding at purchasers cost.
octl4 Ct j. T. GOODWILL Aust
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MEDICAL. &c.

ESQ REWARD-I DR. BROTHERS fails to cure any
p case of Fema,e Weakness. irregularities and OBJ
Ones. sc stsw, opposite Smithsonian ocis2w;
and STURDY at his Office, as %sa
st. from TO p. M who, with 10 years experienee.
cans. Nervous H and seminal WEAKNESS Nocturnal
Emissions, IIppotency. &c Gonorrhea or Syphilis,
days. consutatiOps strictly private, and separate
more. Charges moderate. sep293m
ono STREET. NEAR gTH:--TURo0,R RUS.
sIAS and SULPHUR BATH5 TAB
where geries, sssistaeon is given to its pstr91s
MADAM DE FOREST has REMEDY FOB
Dan be consulted daily at 92l It'll street ofics
hours from to p. m. aug26-2m'
CPFRMATORKHGA, IdPOTENOY. PREMA-
sSzs s.s 81 81 sKoSs II cals%sl assd; 4. al
female xesSrssaes &C. treated 1862 Lo15sHns aye
ana H. on sas
anteed. Lsdfss' days, Monday and Friday. SOP 4
h b. shsaa p sgaoaEss No
DE- sEssz T ~ Ps. ss 4 @
81 Ana "
I'D ~ blood sna s.ln DISCS spseas.y cured
on receipt Of price, securely sc:.ec. fsh1kly
TNPORTANT TO LADIES'.
An irregularities speedily removed b. rsusdy
endorsed By thasned3cal faculty Of Marylsnc. sent
Address (conhdeutallyl G. O. WORTHIN6TON,
n. D., . graduate OF UnivorEU Of MARYLAND. II
b Gay IT., Baltimore, Nd. feb1l.lys
NR. JOHN Triple BLOOD PUHI.
DTIER u certain cure Tor Hyphihs, 8orofula,
Ovar1um Tumors Diabetes. Brtghtp Disease. and
ssther stxse. Send for pamphlet. enclosing stamp
md PLEASE etate disease, BOG Columbus ava, Boston
no medicine genuine unless In bottles with my nAms
blown 81 them and labels bearing my own Trade
EArk tian20-1y1 DR. JOHN TRlPR.
nk- RIOOKD's Kss1NOH OF LIZ .estorss
~ manhood and the vigof OF youth 20 tne moes
BhAtteled constitution In four week. FAILURE I'm.
Hossble This life restoring remedy should Dc tsxen
py Al about TO marty or who have become weak.
ened from excess or any other CAUSE Success IN
syery case - Serain - that NAtsl quenches thiral
YesShy Place, New York
prukEtgts supplied. 1an1-eH
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UNDERWRITERS.
sep27-lms

TOHN 81 WRIGHT,
q UNDERTAKER,
sep27-lms 1919 1OtA ~. 49,.
NRED. sPINDLER, UHDxRTAKIn. l359 eey.
II cnfh street n.w.s Washtnetons D. O. Q8edd@eo
SC place Of bu1tness2 Bodies ombalWe6 ana pfes
pared fpr tx1nepoxnnon, eptW1
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HE-It is claimed that more than 30 per cent.
of this years cotton crop In MISSISSIPPI was
produced by white labor.
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CUNARD LINE.

TgNARD LINE.
NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
Nsion, the Steamers Of this line take specific
for ali seasons CT the yesr.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 80 at AZ
lat, or nothing to the north Of 49,
On the holnewsrd passage crossing the meridian
OF 50 ut A LIST. or nothing to the north OF a.
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GALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON SEv.
y ENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND G SITS
Q0IITHEAST TIMER nEGREE OF CGIIRT

7.
By virtue of dec. ee Of the Supreme COURT kzA
day Of October. A. D. 1879. 4 Iuity No Gas. Lou
in the Of Henry g. Gsrecke vs. Richard Gerecke
On TUESDAY sIst day Of October. 1879 at 5 O'Clock
n.m at the premises, the following property, viz:
city Of Washington. D. o. toe said part of said lot
having front of IS feet. and running back to the
story frame house and back building.
Terms of sale: One-half cash, and the balance in
purchaser to give promissory notes. bearing interest
and execute deed of trust on the premises to
the drop of the hammer II the terms not COM
Piled with in seven days the Trustee reserves the
ment, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All
conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
$40 d street n. W.
DINCANElN BROS. Aucta. Oct9-dEda
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cctl5.lS,I2,25,27
DUNoANsoN BROS, Auctioneera.

DUNOANSON EROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON PENN
SYLNANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST.
By virtue of deed OF trust given to Us. .Szsk
ere OF tho land records for Washington 49,.
county, G. we vii sell in front Of tbs prenises
LOT u, IN SQUARE 1852. Pennsylvania avenue e.,
No 2l9; said property improved by good BRICK
HOUSE; Size OF let. 20 by ia fest. Terms made
known at sale.
octe.asas J 59Ess M 4; aREEEkkW1a' Trustees
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STEAMERS. DC.

FOE Noh kds asb' rh TIE s3gTh. MON
ws sse4 on Moi days Wedneadays and IL
4 poht at pfas
VII Yosk
1hnrsffs5}Es rs ssIsefY EIyEH LANDINGS
ma
Thursday; r rfsiyIssT FoR NEW YORK
sssls 81 - WIZ s5s
an .s e. a's
STEAMER MATTANOs Captain WIN h
ss7 ssI Hssf q foot sa Of i 81 a sRd 5a
every Tuesday. Thn.sdsy nnd Sun I,.,..- a. Co..
a.y
OleIneEt's Bay: On Thursdays for Matto1 Greek
ooitons .nd sndsns IN Romini orest Retarni ing
on Mondays @ednssdsys and FRIDAYS mosn Ing,
msTW1ns ntsseala1s sna az ALSO oaapei fon'
further enquire At oGss Q, Z
= once foot of 0s and stFssts cones Ar.n.
NOTICE TO H1 sSgsKs VERNON PAS
In. Steamer ". W. 0 GoRcoEAH, which h.s pesn
Essesa.!,o sSt s''S /. t e. ons ses
sn oa sssssl sa9ss ss ss
, ssy e MsE { e P 81 4
BLAKE. ste1s.er ". W. Oorcorsn. iels-ly
CLrDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA AtExSSPaIA, WASHINGTON
Connectine at Pail deIp hta with Clyds's
Line for iioston, Providsncs, and the
New England states.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q 10 am.
From Washinston-sonday,a at II am
Freishts received daily until 6 pm: Throush
s e en to sosn a9d sar sasS d
e GeorgetoWn wharf r viii please have them marked
CO., 1902 street northwest, ard 12tstreet whsrf.
Washington, D. O.; G: F. HYDE, So Wates street,
pSis. f~ N'Ansssf'' - 0'1'N mar2o.iy
NEW K-HoTTERDAM:
Tns ss! sass # 55f ps sSM2
pAa" ard oH MaIs carrying The s msll @ TIE
Netherlands. leaves Jersey Oity every alternate
sss ssg .sS s T. t asa
Ag't, ~ South William st., New York, FUNCH EDYA
Sts % b SO aene s PASSENGER IL snf H
NonTH GEEM NAs Iaa1 sas
soUTEAMPToN AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company viii san eyesy sat
don. soutbampten and Bremen. first caDin. $3.50;
sppy ss 20 seWns
Green. New York. v. g. MKTzERoTT GO, sas
CUNARD LINE; or,cr
With the view Of dtninishing the chances Of col
Gston the Steamers OF this line take SPECIFIC course
On tss outer - passsss from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 90 at AZ
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~ 1.-THE exodus Is NOW known as the colored
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d =. Plaster and Clements, Felt Roofing Material,
Dry Felt, Carpet Felt, Rosin Sized Felt. Charcoal
and Chimney Crook fe28-tr
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ULYDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE
NExy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW EOAth-kKVV.IE6DA
IS e.! sisss sfs:s;' ~ rs
Netherlands. leaves Jersey 0ity every altefnate
Wednesday and Saturday Cabin $3.50; Ints, Inter
Aet, 81 South " lllian st. New York, FUNCH EDYH
B 90, ~ So. Wlo. st., Freight ACTS; L W MOB
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IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LoNDoN,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail every Sat.
urday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street, Hoooken
Bates of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
don. eoutbampten ard Bremen, first cabin, 9loO;
second cabin SEQ ssseEs 4 CSC For freight n o.
Green, New York. W. g. METZEROTT GO. S26
Pa avg. AgeCfs for washington. oCt1.ly
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eE- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PQEED, by order Of Court until THURSDAY, 90
tober I'd, 1879, at 80 p M
sep1O JAMEs NJ JOHNsTON,} Irusteea
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NOTICE TO HM0yMT, VERNON PAn

Ine Steamer " W. CORCORAN, which has been
recently built ana furnished. l. L 49,
PLAHl: Capts;n. Ia the only boat 81,
lowed 10 land passengers at Nount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
20 mansion ard srounda stsSner leaves 9th street
turns sbout 7. n J. Mob HQLIINGSWORTH.
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. Z: L
BLAKE, etsxsIer ". W. Oorc0rsn. 1elS-1y
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NHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
" PROVED REAL ESTATE CORNER OF LOU
ISIANA AVENUE AND AND NINTH
STREETS NORTHWEhT, AND ALSO UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARES 712,
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SUNDAY GLOBE sUNDA MORNING, JUNE 49, 1919

could be arranged in one row, they
would extend for five miles. It is no
difficult mathematical computation
to make which will show that in less than
five years the Black Hills will be yielding
from twelve to fifteen million dollars pc
year; that a population Of at least fifty thou
sand beings, all of whom must be clothed
fed and supplied with working tools, and the
requirements of prosperous civilization, will
exist within this wonderful district, yet,
should present it to your readers not one
in ten would believe it, and
yet no portion of the
country has the opportunities to, or should
avail itself of the advantages for acquiring
speedy wealth, equal to those now presented
the people of your vicinity. Sooner or later
they will realize this fact, and also that my
words and predictions are sincere and from
q disinterested r1artv L. F. w.
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CHURCH CHIMES,

County jail-Service ppm.
Grace Chapel-Sunday school at 3 P. Y.
All Salnts-Evening service. sermon, 3 P. Il. !;
Sunday school, P
8. AnGltNS-EOly communion and sermon.
lO:3O 4. NJ; sunday school, l1:3O A. M
Church Of Chrlst-The Rev. W. Fl. Rogers
Will preach at 1890 A. II. No evening service
advent Christian Church-The Rev. ". j.
BurseN viii preach AT 1880 a. NJ and 7:45 NJ
Westminster Church-The Rev. Il. F. Sample
vii preach at 5:3G 4. H. No evening service.
Christ Church-The Rev. E. NJ. Williams will
preach at lO:5t a, NJ. and the Rev. Edward d.
Neil AT 1:45 P. II.
Gethsenane Church-Srnday school at $50
A NJ. "rnIng service and sermon at II A. N.
Evening T'-aye At P NJ
ihe Tabernacle church-Rev. G. III. Heard
viii preach at 1880 4. N. Sunday school at
2:3D P. y. No evening service.
FIRST church-Rev. Ii. 4. Stimson will preach
at lo:3U =. NJ. and Rev. e. c. Woods at 7:45 P.
n. baptism at thu cl .se of the evening service
New Jerusalem Church-The Rev. Edward
- Mitchell will preach at P. N. Subject of
sermon: The voice crying in the wilderness.
Prepare" etc.
Mist Susie NJ. johnson, inspirational speaker
will lecture in Good Templar's all, Menden-
hall building. Washington avenue, at 10 :3J A..
n. June 2ath.
St. Marks Cnurch-The Rev. Sidney Cor
bett. d. D., will preach at lu:30 A. NJ Sunday
e
prayers at o'clock.
Free Baptist cbur .b-Rev. A. A. Smith will
preach at lu:3O A. A.-chiidren's day Sunda,
school at Il N. Young peoples meeting a,
6:45; concert I 40 P. NJ.
& Gospel tempe rance meeting at Harrison Hal
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Ann,
G. Wittenmeyer of Phi adelphla, will be pres
ent and address the meeting.
Elwood @. Stler, a minister of the society OF
Friends from Indiana will attend meeting a.
the Friends meetiu; house, corner of Eighth
street and Hennepin avenue, at IL o'clock thi
morning.
First church-Rev- T. McClary will preach
at 1880 a. NJ. and Rev. r. Forbes at 7 As P. NJ
Sunday school at IL NJ, William Savidge, super
intendent. Y,.ung peoples class at 7 P M, LEI
by G. A. Rankin
Church of the Redeener-The Rev. ]. II
futile will preach at 1870 A. n. The evening
service will be a ''seIvice of song" and mos
wholly taken up by the choir This Will clos.
the Sunday evening worship in church for th,
summer.
Plymouth Church-The Rev. Il. c. Woods
of the First Baptist chuach, will preach al l0:3
A. NJ, and the lev. 4. 81. Plumb, of the Wal
nut aven ue church, Boston. Mass. at 7:45 P. NJ
The course of special Sunday evening sermons
will be med next week
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Mr.. Kelly Responds to Mr.. Cr.m.,s.

Mr.. Kelly Responds to Mr.. Cramsle.
ST.. PAUL, June %, 1s79.-My friend
Cramsie Yours in the GLOBE of yesterday
read.
The weather is too warm-I am too busy
life is too short to 60 into discussion
with you, or "any other man, as to whether
the European Rothschilds in the past have
influenced American Democratic policies, or
Breckenridge for his deciding vote, when
presiding over tho United States Senate,
upon the homestead bill. 'Let the dead
bury their dead.'' If the money power ever
controlled the Democratic party I an, not
aware of it-that party is certainly at war
fare now with the party-and Vice President
Breckenridge has answered for his sins, po-
litical and otherwise, at an impartial tribu-
nal.
The living issue to-day for all patriots,
whether heretofore known as Democrats,
| Greenbackers or Republicans, is to rescue
the country from the assaults of men who,
under the specious pretence of enforcing
the laws of the United States and 1nsuring
strong national government, are surely sap
ping the foundation of the peoples liber-
ties. Rome once was free republic.
| Rome laughed to scorn the men who
! warned her of her danger, and Rome
| awoke to the sad reality that he- once
proud citizens were slaves only when the
| clanking of their chains reverberated above
the shouts of the power worshipers who vel
coined the Caesar along the capitoline way.
Our Caesar is coming, and the rubicon is
| but narrow stream between despotism and
liberty.
In conclusion, and for the last, let me re-
fer you, and all who act with you, if you will
not listen to the warning of Democrat, to
the speech of General Ewing at Columbus,
;;hio, on the evening of the 26th inst, and
reported in the same number of the GLOBE
which contained your letter to me. Gen.
Ewing is Greenbacker of the most pro-
nounced type, but he does not propose, like
some Greenbackers might put my finger
on in Minnesota, to abandon the ship of
State to the pirates who seized her under
Grant and who still hold the cabin. But,
thank God, the people hold the gun decks,
and in their name and interest the national
Democracy have run to the peak the flag of
the constitution and Of an undivided coun-
try, and under it will navigate her in safety
to the haven of peace.
Despite your eloquent appeal, still Dem
ocrat, VIM. LOUIS KELLY.
P. S.-Washburn was elected by Mime
apolis-it is your funeral, not mine.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-29
SUICIDE.

William Britton Fakes His Life 6y Hang
ing Himself.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, cor
oner Nelson was notified that young man
named William Britton, II years old, son of
Robert Britton, who lives on the corner of
Second avenue south and Eighth st, eet, East
division, had committed suicide by hanging
himself. The coroner Immediately repaired
to the scene and found that young Britton
had hanged himself by bed cord to beam
in the barn.
When found his feet were touching the
floor, but life was extinct. The deceased re-
ceived an injury short time ago which re-
suited in making him q cripple for life, and
since then he has been greatly depressed in
mind and has attempted suicide several
times. He went to several parties this af-
ternoon and tried to borrow a revolver, but
no one would lend him one, and be finally,
being determined to end his life, hanged
himself.
The coroner. under the circumstances, de-
clded not to hold an inquest and granted a
certificate Of burial