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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10

i'1r . liu. uobby huit OF CLOTHING see
DEALHAM. t. ki0g ST., corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10

ARCHBISHOP fCRCELl.-1He lOllOHlCS leILSr
has been received by Archbishop Purcell Of
Cincinnati, from Cardinal Simooai:
ITO His Grace tho Archbishop Of Cilcinnst ::
Yoar letter Of The Goth CT February he's been
given TO me, in which you inquire whether the
reports circulated by the newspapers throughout
tho world about the acceptance OF the resignation
OF your episcopal clice. which was given by you
10 tho Holy Father On the It'll OF Deem bct, and
which wo most accurately related to him, WAS to
be accepted. Ills Holiness very we'll knows u In
what fcrvor and slscv!y, during long space Of
gears, you haze discharged the episcopal Cihce !
nevertheless, on sccoun! of the reasons alleged,
snd in order 10 siIord you some relief in tho dill
fcui!ies in which you sro involved, and TO re.
lievo goa Of the great troubles you must neces-
snrily endure on account of the load Of debt I'M
der which tho diocese is lsboring, the Sovereign
PoatiF he's ccndescended that coad utor, with
thc right OF succession ard Of assisting you In
tee administration CT tho diocese, may be e-sigE.
cd 10 you IS soon IS possible; and IN order that
!hesc ms tte.s Of SO much mon eat may be pro-
csCdod with with that maturity Of counsel which
is Becoming, tho Holy Pontif commands that,
council OF baltimore, it shoud be treated OF in
the provincial synod Of the bishops Of the do.
cese when the names Of proper persons for the
position Of coadju Shall be r-,entei by tho
hishopa and g. erTsrd presented 10 the metro.
po!.tsns ol the United States that ail may ey.
press their opinion, and this preference be man
i:c::cd 10 TIC second congregation of csrdinals
JEAN CARDINAL SlMEoHI,
Precious Propsgandii.
'La!aI from Rome, 2ls. of Mach"
.,ictl'i:hop purcell is rspresohtod ss declar-
:Eg THIS crafty ing solution of the whole affair,
and he "l be glad 10 have IL carried into elo'
cu:!c1 f.. s0an u. possible, q the appointment OF
g c1saj Ht0r Tiil relieve him al yea! daai Of
work. 30 has vary mlach improved in sppeh..
.nc.. .!;lr.ug the past fortnight His financial
trouble. haug in - very far way ~ III Adjust
m"a.. ne IL relieved oi confederate anZie!y IN
f6ri!rn iuecG'"
i'1r liue u0bby hu.t OF CLOTHING zee J
UEAIHaM. IL King ST.. c6rler Fairfax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-10

F,r Nc* i'r. cus.om maze tLoTHIHa;
~a.r-utrd .ot ta NJ. see :. DEALHAM, o.
kiGs q q. nii;,r # Fairfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

WALKER SONS, 2O8 10TH ST N. Whine
e. Plaster and Cenente Felt ROBINS Materials
Lry Fet, Garrett Felt, Rosin Sized Felt, Onsrcos
kA0 Vtt0Gey CTocAA te2e- U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

Gov. Hendricks does not abandon the idea OF
Presidential nomination. Senator Mcdonald
supplies to the Indianapolis Journal the figures
to establish the nomination and election OF Mr..
Hendricks. He maintains that Hendricks will
get the votes Of Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois,
Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia. Virginia,
Florida, and very likely Vermont and Rhode
Island; and that while Tilden Is making great
efforts to secure the nomination, he won't be
able to get the requisite number of votes from
the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

All over the country the authorities are issu-
ing proclamations forbidding the use of dan
gerous explosives on the Fourth OF July. Major
Morgan will OF course not forget to similarly
warn the boys here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

Come home, you suckers. Come home, you
chuckieheads. Come home. you knock kneed,
DANDY -shaDked, bow-legged, web-footed, and
red-hafred yarminuS. Come h-O-m-e,-IL Louis
utile Courier-Journal.
The Kentucky delegation left for home last
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

DR.. Alonzo Garceion, the democratic COVER
nor OF Maine, who has filled the position so
creditably, was unanimously re nominated yes
terday by his party. 1t will be hard job for a
democrat to carry the state this fall, but 'f any
man kin, he kim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

So much hostility has been developed between
the two Worlds Fair committees In New York
that there IL danger that the whole project will
be ruined. The probability Is, however, that the
Hilton Hewitt committee will have sufficient
influence with Congress to secure government
recognition OF them as the managers, and that
their opponents will then yield the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
TAX-PAYEhs, ATTENTION!

TAXPAYERS, ATTENTION!
Get and read the new Tax Law. Then bring all
paid and unpaid Special Improvement and unpaid
Gtneral Tax Bills to the old established Genera
Agency, 1921 street northwest, within the next
sixty days.
Interest reduced from 10 tn per cent, and penal
ties removed if bills paid before October 1879
Office open from a. m. to p M for the benefit
of GoyernIn. Mt employees and others.
TAX PAYERS, this is the LAS OPPORTUNITY
FOR RELIEF. MAKE NO DELAY.
eE- CUT THIn OUT. AND CALL EARLY.
CHRIS. EDIE,
General Real Estate Agent,
e2S-7t- 1921 + st u.tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
~ r. n WAPNHR
Itp0-St0ru Houses For SaLr

TIE Real Estate Review. published at my Office on
ne "a Eoth OF each month contains complete List of
concerning the condition the real estate make;
throughout tie country. Call aud get 8 copy tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02

h OF lS70.-MARD9 CHIEF, b CLARK -
Be 81 dlsncos. - Tfms.. 3:a dECRd1T
WEBB. QEoom. tO6 90 d nv 0po3W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
?, 1879.
EditOfs

Circulation Orer
h larger bona fde,
.eyst circulation than
r daily papers jss tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

-
A FEW MORE SELECT BOARDEKS CAN BE
y ACCOMMODATED at Laurel. b. and o. r. r.,
w Is For further pr rticulars apply to the MISSES
TALBCTT, Laurel, Md. jy23t'
COUNTRY BOARD-Ten minutes walk from East
~ Falls Church Station, Va; large house, good
shade, excellent water; heslth of locality unsur
ELY je28 Ct.
~ large and well furnished bountiful table, with
MILK and fruit, AID every necesss for tie comfort
of PARENTS and children. Ten acres land covered
with trees. Address A. b. NODINE. js276t'
DELAY, b. Il II. r., "WEsTVIEW," situation
IL Ugh plenty SHADE; 45 minutes from Washing
ton. Pt soDs desiring to SEE place VIII find car
rage at 8 80 or $50 trains Address 1923 street
NV. je276ts
COUNTRY BOARD.-surerior accommodations
CLIf FEUhhE, OIL the Columbus road (25 minutes
walk from l4th st. or Metropolitan street carsl, or
ty a( dressing Mrs. NJ f. SMITH, Star office
HouEe iaI ae and airy, beautiful lawns shade fruits
ssabiing, &c Terms reasonable. je26-6t
pE1REAT Meet delightful place for SUMMER
~ EOARDERE, between the mountain and river
fine place for fishing and hunting; mountain water
fOLNEY PURsELL. snickersvil.e. Loadoun
BOARD ON FARM-NOR III HILL. CLARKE
- COUNTY, Va, via w. & o. r. B six miles from
Round Hill. Gentlemen retired from business
would have pleasant home all seasons. Address
& kfrG county y sas for
PLEAsANT ROOMS AND 5TgIRsT GLASS BOARD
l. at Laurel. Md, within 200 yards Of the station.
Mrs NEWMAN. Laurel, Md. myl67ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
~ have for sale large quantity and every VARIETY
OF Red Ash, White Ash, Lorberry ana Ly kens Vsiey
Goals. Also, kindling and stove WOOD, at tn.
S2S Pa av. Depot and Min foot of 9Th st my27.2n
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

ported new cases of yellow fever. 3 whites,
2 colored and Chinaman. This is the first OF
the Chinese race attacked this season. deaths.
The Towards aggregate donations for the
day s49l. Thermometer ranged from be-
tween 50 and II.
At Memphis, September 90, six new
cases of yellow fever were reported, white,
8 colored, deaths. Aggregate daily dona-
tons TO the Towards $4,000 Four cases of
fever are reported at Maple Grove, ten miles
south of Bailey Station, Tenn. Two deaths
have recently occurred in family named
Bailey, residing at that point. Sickness in a
family named Manning, Colieville, Tenn
twenty two miles east.
At Memphis, Sept. %, there were 13
new cases of yellow fever-3 white, 10 celored
% interments Weather clear and warm.
AT Memphis, September 81, there were
reported four new cases of yellow fever,
deaths. Total number of new cases for the
, week, So; whites Al; colored, % Total mum
to date, 779 Total number of deaths from
yellow fever for the week, 31-white. 20
| colored, g. Total deaths to date, 2S2 Tota
donations to the Howards, Sept. 27th $436
Their weekly report shows that they have 10i
nurses on duty, attending l02 white families
and q colored families.
At Memphis, September 80, there were
10 new cases of yellow fever, white, S black
Donations to-day aggregate 81 1872. Daily ex
penses 5000. The disease is spreading into tn,
country, the infection directly traceable I,
| Memphis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
Romance of the Isles of Shoals.

The correspondent OF Western journ-
al, writing from the Isles of Shoals, gives
an interesting account of the original oc-
cupation of Appledore Island, one of the
group, on which there has long been a
summer inn much frequented by New
Englanders, New Workers and Western
people. 1t seems to have been purchased
by Mr.. Leighton, a lawyer and prom
inent local politician OF Portsmouth, N.
H., who bought&t with view to living
on it permanently on account of his dis
satisfaction with his party. He took his
wife and child--a daughter-there, built
rude house, and expressed his determi
nation never to return to the mainland.
He adhered to his determination inflexi-
bly,, tor he had grown sour and nissan
thropical by his political disappointment.
When his daughter bad become fifteen or
sixteen, a young lawyer OF delicate con-
stitutlon asked the privilege OF boarding
in Mr.. Lelghton's isolated family for the
benefit of his health The privilege was
reluctantly accorded, and the attorney,
being thrown into the society of the
daughter-described as a very pretty,
bright and unconventional girl, as she
would be likely to be with her peculiar
surroundings desperately in love
with her. The cynical father opposed
marriage and was furious at the interlop-
ing gallant, but as the latter could not
be bullied or driven off she was to be his
wife, and the two went to the main land
and lived there. The lady is now known
to the literary world as Mrs Celia Tlax-
err, the poet, a favorite contributor to the
Haatic. She is very fond of Appledore,
oubtless through its early romantic asso-
iations, and spends most of her summers
in cottage near the Appledore House,
kept by her brothers, who were born on
the island and have grown to be inn-keep-
ers by a process of evolution, gradual but
irresistible. Persons began to 60 to the
house of their father many years ago, as
to lrygiegic resort. and patronage in
creased until they were forced into the
position of prosperous landlords. Their
eccentric father is buried near the hotel,
his last request being that his remains
should not be carried to lie mainland,
The correspondent calls Mrs. Thaxter q
Yankee miranda, and makes quite an
idyl of her history. Not many of our
watering places have so romantic associ
atoms, and, unlike most of the recitals
about such resorts. this one appears to
be subantlally true.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

CRIMES AND GRIMM Is.

An unknown man committed suicide
in East Minneapolis, Minnesota, September
18th
Samuel Hotchett, treasurer of Maitin
county Mimi, is a defaulter in the sum of
s4,O09.
Justin L. Mum was murdered at his
home in Bridgewster, Mass, Sept 26. His son
is missing.
Marcus A. Whitley was hung at Po-
cahontas, Ark, Sept. % for the murder of
Locke Summer, last February.
Anthony Blair, colored, was hung at
Morristown Tenn, Sept &c, for the murder of
Maggie Walker, his step-daughte.
AT Boston, Mass, Sept. "a, the jury in
the case of DR. Kimball and Madame Good
rich for the murder of Jennie p Clark failed
to agree and we're discharged. It is reported
eleven stood for conviction
Thomas Grimes who lived about IS
miles west of Dubuque, Iowa, was mysterious
ly murdered on the evening Of Sept. 81. He
was returning home from Dubuque with his
son-:n-law Jim 0'Connor. When they reached
point on the road about ten miles from town
| they were overtaken by man driving spir-
tied pair Of horses. He was known to Grimes
but not to O'Connor, and the former left his
son-in-law's wagon and got into his acquaint-
| anccs vehicle Grimes and his companion
dro, away rapidly, and about twenty minutes
later OConnor found Grimes lying on the
road with his head terribly mashed and breath
ing his last. be died about minute after
| his son-in-aw reacqcd him.
The young fend incarnate, George
| Baungarten, who so inhumanly murdered
| little Sandy White at Fulton, Wis, Septem-
| Der %, is now safely incarcerated in the Rock
| county Jail at GAINESVILLE. He was carefully
| guarded in the Dane county Jail on the 25th
and taken to Alton, Wis., by the 945 a. NJ
train, and from there TO GAINESVILLE by wagon
! This route was deemed sefer than over The
1 AfiIw 81 st Paul road- BY the latter Il
would have been necessary to pass through
Edgerton, where so much bitterness exists
| towards him that the officers feared lynching
Baumgarten is idiotic looking in the extreme
He confessed to beastly practices which give
him hang dog, idiotic look. He says he
knew nothing till he found little Sandy
| hanging in the barn, and knowing he had
killed him finished the work by cutting his
| throat and disemboweling him. Great credit
is due to Sheriff Phin Baldwin, of Dane coun
ty, for SO successfully and quickly capturing
the young offspring of hell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Prohibitionists of Massachusetts,
have put in nomination full state ticket.
Archbishop McKennon, of Nova SEQ
tia, died OF paralysis at Antagonist, Sept, 81,
aged So
The United States treasurer and as
sistant-treasurer have been directed to pay
out gold and and silver coin freely upon all
government obligations.
Gen. Grant had a gala day at San
Francisco, Sept %. Guns were fired, troops
reviewed, and every demonstration Of respect
paid to General and Mrs Grant, by throngs of
people.
John Henry Puleston, member of the
British parliament, sailed from Liverpool,
Sept "a, for the United States to investigate
subjects connected with agriculture in Amer
ica, in its relations to British interests.
Advices from Madrid state that the
Spanish cortes will reopen Nov. 3. The
Government has received a memorial
from the Cuban Shareholders asking
for prompt solution of the slavery
question. The memorial states that unless
steps are speedily taken by the authorities
the planters must themselves set the slaves
free to prevent their property being burned
The government has replied expressing the
hope that plantation proprietors will act in
conjunction with the captain general of Cuba
in a spirit of patriotism.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
WATERING THE HILLS.
He watereth the hills from His chambers
Ps civ %


He watereth the hills from His chambers
Ps. civ. %.
OH the ripping end the foaming,
Falling not from dawn till cleaning,
Where the rapid are descending as for ages
they have done;
On each downward platform taking
just moments rest, then breaking
Into sweet enchanting laughter at.the gleeful
triumph won;
All the latent echoes waking
With the fun
Sweeping from their rocky portal,
ROBBED at once in light immortal
Bringing infinite reyealings from the silences
profound;
How the little eddies whiten.
And the longer beaches brighten,
AS the showers of brillient dewdrops ont
slivery slopes rebound
Falling into gems that tighten
All arounu
When the sunbeams come unbidden
To behold the marvel hidden,
All the waters take them captive, to ado III
their raiment white;
But the rainbow tells the wonder
OF the radiance lying under,
And the sun in regal beauty stoops to claim
his own by right
TIL the ripples fall asunder-
Lost in light
On the brink the MOSES glisten,
And the grasses stop to listen
To the neyer-ending music of the waters fash
ing by;
Overhead the elm-t trees stately,
In their hearts rejoicing greatly
| At the springs of welcome GOODNESS that be.
meath their strongholds lie,
Spread their myriad leaves sedately
To the sky.
When at night the stars assemble
In the far blue heavens, and tremble
AT their own reflected splendor, on the tor
| rent borne away,
Then the laughing waves discover
How the moon-earth's timid lover
Watches for the perfect mirror they have
| broken in their play;
| Watches-with the stars above her
Till the day.
| Through all seasons varied phases,
| Still the waters speak their praises
| OF the Power that sweeps them outward il
| their fullness to the deep;
| All their rush and tumult guiding,
| For each drop path dividing,
| Till in far-otf breadths of ocean each its DIES
| tined place shall keep,
| And at last, in calm subsidiug,
| Fall agleen
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
YELLOW FLYER.
At Memphis. september %. there v

At Memphis, September %, there were
reported Is new cases of yellow fever-10
white, 5 colored-4 deaths. Among the con-
tTibutions received by the Howards Sept %,
were over 5000 from the chambers OF com
meree, New York, aud $3.50 from citizens Of
Columbus, O. Donations tor the day aggre-
gated sS.Tss The Howards sent out % nurs-
es, and reduced the medical corps one-half
This leaves four Howard physicians on duty.
AT Memphis, September "a, there were
10 new cases Of yellow fever reported, white,
colored. deaths Donations to-day aggre
gated sS56.
At Memphis, Sept. IS, there were re-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
ThOreau's Thoughts.

Woe u him who wants a companion,
for he is not fit to be the companion of
even hiDaself.
That virtue we appreciate is as much
ours as saother's. We see so much only
5 we pOssess.
The blue sky is distant reflection of
the azure serenity that looks out from
under human brow.
Cheap persons viii stand upon cere-
mony, b. cause there is no other ground;
but to the great of the earth we need no
nor do they need any TO US.
When we cease to sympathize with,
and to be personally related to men, and
begin TO be universally related, then we
are capable Of inspiring Others with the
sentiment of love for us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

THE Persian Shah is said to be writing
play-and nobody will dare to condemn
it, for his Majesty once painted picture
in which a camel in the background was
higher than tree in the foreground, and
an unlucky critic, who limited that the
work lacked feeling, in few hours lack
ed a head
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

GANBETTA does not ike to be spec
tacle. The crowds that follow when he
stirs abroad annoy him exceedingly. He
has hit upon the expedient of first going
to his little country place, near Paris,
when about to start on journey, and GO
ing thence under a false name.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

4 MEMBER OF the Cincinnati board of
education has been expelled for accepting
bride of S25. After the bargain had
been consummated and the money paid,
the member concluded that he ought to
get a higher price, and in demanding it
he exposed The price does seem to
be rather below ruling rates, if it was
case of a new textbook.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

THE most important exodus movement
Just now is the emigration of English
farmer and mechanics to the United
States. There IS plenty of room for
skilled labor in this country; it is the IN
skilled labor which in times of depression
becomes a drug in the market. From
present indications, however, there will
soon be plenty of work for all men OF all
classes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

Whatever your sex Oh position, life is
a battle in which you are to show your
pluck, and woe be to the coward.
Whether passed on i bed of sickness or
in the tented field, it is ever the same
fair flag, and admits Of no distinction.
Despair and postponement are cowardice
and defeat. Men were born to succeed,
not to fail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02

SOME English engineers have project
ed a gigantic tunnel under the Gibrater
strait, from Spain to Africa. The length
of the tunnel would be nine miles, and
its deepest point about lhree.quarters of
a mile under the surface of water. It
seems that the engineers undertook to
realize the dream of an EngEshman who
wanted to so by land not only to France
but even to Africa. Hence the projects
Of two tunnels, one under the English
channel, the other under the Glbraltcr
strait.