davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

n E" BOOKS.
Cesar, Sketch Froude. .............s2 SO
The Study efPsychclogy. Lewes .......... 400
va CN2 ie Days u: w. Gable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loo
Money. Trade, and Industry. Walker. -. Is
Pleasant Days in Pleasant Places Waiford 90. 20u
nHN OF int national Law. Gallaudet. l50
MY Desire; by author Of Wide Wide World 80 l75
Stories OF the Old Dominion, John Rsen Cooke. i6o
y ST istyIy 0i Tue asn,ngton Family. 10
hiss;ass o. War "a by North South 400
The Great Fur Land. Robinson - w
- Au the Franklin Square and half Hour Libraries.
New ones received as soon "a puhlisbed
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
my29tr III P.' -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

CHOICE OF REvOLvERS FOR THE POLICE-A
conference OF the l1eutenants of the several
police precincts was held this morning at the
Office OF superintendent Morgan In relation to
the best revolver among the different samples
submitted to be used by the force, and Ii re-
suited In the choice OF Colts improved SELF
cocker oalihpr =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03
BOOKS, &c.

N EW BOOKS.
Tne Rifle Club and Range
Ihaekeray, by Anthony Tronope.
How to Get Strong, by VIM. Blake
Vol Green's History Of English People
Halt Hour History Of England
Mr.. Grantley's Idea. by John Esteu Cooke
MY Sisters Keeper. by Laura Lane.
ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON AS
IS8UED
PLAYING CARDS and the finest qualities Of
STATIONERY specially
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
successor to Mohun Brothers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

CUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.
- MONDAY, May 26-The Great Walking Match
Messrs. Reid Naughton, Of Brewster Hall and Gil
more Garden, New York, Managers. Grand Six
Days Walking Contest for the Gold Champion Belt
by the following Noted Female Walkers Miss Annie
Barteile. the Westchester Milkmaid; Miss Maggie
Smith, the Tenement House Walker; Miss Laura
Douglass, the Bounding Deer; Little Lightfoot. the
Virginia Antelope. Also. Charles Hartman, the
Yankee Wonder. James L. Downey, the Eastern
Speeder, viii give Exhibition WALKS. my26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

DRESS GOODS.
We have now open, a splendid line az
DRESS GOODS,
Comprising all the
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES,
And to which we are making daily addition
An inspection Of our stock is solicited.
HOOE BRO. 90.
1855 y st. $780,,
my6-tr Near Ebbitt Houna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY,
No. 900 Seventh street,
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID SITS.
my23.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03
FESTIVALS.

CTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
AT THE
FOUNDRY CHURCH, (cor. 14th and g SITS, }
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
June Sd and 4th.
Admission free. je3 It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

THE UNION LAW ASSOCIATION has filed a GER
tificate OF Incorporation. The object Is to pro-
70 maintain the honor and dignity OF the legal
profession, and increase its usefulness. THE
corporators are Frank FL. Fall, b. F.. Bingham.
Bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

a CHILD MAHGLED BY DoG.-A poor woman
asked the Police Court this morning for a war
rant against a man named McIIugh, on street
southwest, for harboring vicious dog, which
had bitten her little son fearfuliy. She brought
The little fellow a ong with her. HIS leg was
terribly laScerated. She said the dog Jumped
fence and attacked him. She was advised tC
take him TO physician at once and get the
papers against McHugh afterwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

WHATS IN A NAME" guoth Shakespeare. We
give it up; but IL we were asked as TO the cause
or the wonderful success OF the Great PinafOre
Tea Company, 1104 Twelfth street, we viii Su0-
gest as one reason, that every al ticle is Did
strictly Oh its merits; and another, that, buy
Ing judiciously ana selling only SUCH goods as
viii give entire satisfaction, and at the closest
possible margins Of profit, wlde-awake puT-
chasers readily see where their interests lie;
and, OF course each bin or goods sold secures a
permanent cuStomer.-lCritic. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03
DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN0.

ExThAoAolNAnx hAssAINs'
is pieces jones' Eaelish Striped Cambria. yard
vide Of 26c former price Soc
is pieoes Black and White Striped SILK. at soc,
cheap at CSC.
900 dozen Linen Towels, at l2k and 25c.
200 Sun Umbrellas, at reduced pricAs
100 dozen Mems full-size White Haudkerchiofs
hemmed, at 6l4c.
100 dozen Lanen Shirt Fronts, Is, 20 and 7sc
30 dozen Linen Bosom shirts at 5cc 75c and n
Bargains in Undershirts and Hosiery.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
F2tr Corner 7fh ct 0nd Ma~Ret Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
REFRIGERAIORs, -
IL with Porcelain c-olsrs .
va %aI 9a1 Co.'s isasas.P s ssa S s:Is
GEO WATTS 90.
,e22w Five doors above PennsyiSsns ava
Gas FIxTUREs.
All in want OF
GAS FIXTURES &.
win find it to their interest to examine the
SPLENDID STOCK
No. ssl l51H STREET.
Before purchasins.
ALSO.
HOSE AND HOSE REELS.
E. F. BROOKS,
my2ou CoRcoRAs BUILDING.
EDDH
REFRIGERATORS.
PORCELAIN COOLERS. -
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DINNER SETS.
VERY HANDSOME AND oHEAP.
NV. BEvERIDaE.
Gate Webb & BeyeridseD
my24tr 1908 Pa. GCe., near 18th e.
Gas COOKING STOVES.
The WASHINGTON Gas Light Company. have. q
their Office 10th street assortment of the BUN
DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES. in various sizes
and patterns. This Ia the Stove used by Miss Dods
in her lectures on cookery.
Cali and examine them. my20tr
THREE-PLY WOODEN Plate
FOB DECORATING
WALNUT REFRIGERATORS, -
sCHAEFER's,
yl2tr 1Ol6 Seventh Attract a.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-03

ITO BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP Is OUR
1 MOTTO JUgTH'g Old Stand e guarantees
OF tha above. For 6rstclAas SECONDHAND
CLOTHING lof which make specially the high.
ct Prices vii be positively paid Address cali at
JUSTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D street, between 9th
AND 7th streets NV, or branch store, No 4O8 9th
street, between D and = streets NV. apl-tr
, 1879-06-03

Tic persistent tluLnanil Of thu Crooks for tho
rootillcation Of their frontier, aud tho growing
GOODNESS between England md Franco as to
tho time aud nannor OF moeting this donand,
invest tho Greek question with moro thau
local interest. 1t llas become, In iact, the
oyershadowing problem which Europe will
hare to consider, and tho only ono Of tho
questions left as Il legacy to tho Powers by
tho Irsaty OF l,erlin which mnY be consita-
cred ns vitality important. oil tho other pro-
Visions Of tho treaty having been sataed,
temporarily at least.
Greece presented her clalms, as will 10 re-
motnbered, to tho Berlin Congress, aud tho
Congress in her case, "a in ali oshcrs. pro-
yidod for 1t by a reference to Tho Powers
which were interested. England had in
dueed Greece to rofrain from war with
promises Of support. and consequently was
obliged to appear aa hor ngent In the Con-
gress, and to make show OF doing some.
Thug for her, which she did by Inserting In
, 1879-06-03

Yesterday We published n communication
written by oas Of tho bcat-infor,ncl friends
of popular education in this State, appealing
to tho Governor not to oproao tho bill now In
his hands practically aboIishiug 1figl Schools
in cities nnt1 towns of this State. Tho bill pro-
vidos that any fifty persons can domand n
popular vote at any annunl oluotion oil tho
question Of abollshing such schools. Most
Of these schools aro literally endowed By pri-
vato contribution, anil wherever suoll schools
exist they will continue to DO largely st,p.
ported by those ablo to sustain thon,. Tho
frequency Of these elections furnish coll
stant monaco to tho cxiatonco of tho schools.
Pupils entering them aro in constant danger
Of being dismissed, aud no persoua will OIL.
dow such schools whom tl,oy i,ay DO sliln-
marily abolished. 1fad these elections boon
ltmisod to once III tlvo, or ovon three, yoars,
tloy would still DO frequent enough. boys
and girls who cannot nfrord tho titno and
money to 20 to college should not DO TO-
privetl Of tho opportunity Of learning so1ne
OF tho branches higher tl,an thoso taught in
tho ordinary public schools, ansl it ia to be
hoped tho Governor will not take tho oppor-
tunity from them.
, 1879-06-03

The o1oction yesterday drew uut CONT
rnrative1y small vote, especially Oh tho part
Of the Republicans. Citizena Of both par
Ties who objected to tho introduction OF par-
ty politics in judicial elections showed tl,olr
resentment by mol voting Mt all. The Com
n,unista who voted soe,n 10 ltnyo given tl,oir
strength to tho Democratic candidates,
with somo slight preferences in some
wnrls for Mr.. AosEsruAI. The objection
to party politics iu judicial elections
being less oifcusiyo to tho Democrats than
10 tho Republicans, tho former po1led n
much largor proportion OF thoir rotoa than
did tho lattcr. In somo Of tho strong Ro-
publican wards tho number of Republicans
who did not vote at oil far exceeded those
who did yoto.
Tho Republican tisaGoction or lac1t of iu-
terost iu tho election was intensified l,y the
nominations matlo by tho Convention. Jn1aas
WILLIAMS and Dooru, who Ind their own
weaknesses aud ,mpcrfectlous to coutond
with, vera subjected to load which oven
stronger men tl,an they would haro been
poworlass to curry. 31r. RosrsrrA1, though a
most exemplary citizen, ab!o lawyer, md ac-
cotnplishca Bcholnr, hnd to contoua against
preiudiccs which, however irrational, wero
mono tho less widely entertained. Mr. REED
was direct roproach to tho ticket md to
tho party, md to his nomination mud the
presidency Of Ills candidacy may bo at
tributcd tho refusal Of thou sands to yoto ut
nll. Tho ticket as whole WIS woa1s one
at best; it waa opon to nssaults which could
not bo ropclloa, particularly as tllcao rs.
snu1ts wero In mnny casos aotor1ously un-
nnswerab1o.
On the other side tho candidates woro
mon Whose private lives wore superior to
criticism and of whose legal ability thoro
was no question. Except III the single mat
tor Of Judge 3IoAL1s1En's untlerstootl lcau-
ing towards the criminal classes, thara was
nothing to DO said ngainst thom beyond tho
fact that they were partisan candidates. Tho
great Republican voto given to Judge Rooms
il handsome tribute to that goutloman's y
personnl and Judicial character.
The election was therefore III no senso an
Indication Of party strength. In tho first
p1ace, tho vote on botl sides was small Of
those who did not vote, the Republicans
woro largely. in excess. Tho ticket, Oh tho
one hand. %hs exceptionally strong, aud all
tho candidates woro mon Of high legal aud
personal character; while on tic other tho
ticket was wcals, md, though some Of tho
candidates wero good men, who, If alone,
might 10 elected, the ottera provoked suc.,
au opposition, Just aud unjust, mud in as
, 1879-06-03

of "New Constitution Clubs" which arc
scAttercd throughout tito Htnec. It IN de-
scribcl by tho Chronicle NJ "an unriHfnB
which tnoo,,u flint lin ,,oo,,1o ,nuut nntt will
&c.,. -, t,..u., r..,,u;.. .17 r.,,;a,,,,,ro
'"'' '''A '.''".'s o"''.I"'5 ny.
nhsl MI aosolntoiy lncorrnFtlbio 1IA''son"
ConmiBsion,- uprising whfuh means a
firm s1etern,i, aftnn tn t,rt info of11na on1y
,,,a,, ~, 49, 49,. H., .,,a., .,,,o., L., ;rto~,rot
""o'' >, 1.'a ~ ..n w. 'o"a" "Po" - -,
1ho constitution IN INC IhIcrost VI tn'
IsRssas."
Caiffotnin. by roaeon of itB reoorarflicnl To-
cnt{on anil ti,o hoh,ta nf thc ,,oo,io il n,,vava
-, ~. !,
b""A 'oi. LUZ ''1t''"l.nB tto" i''!''s"
party. The auccoss Of the independents
soma ycars agn III eleottup Unoru Governor,
and nfterwnrtia I1nitct1 Htntns S,nnior. sbo,yoti
,,.,.. rs...u.,. ............ .......... e.,
'' 4N"" 'o".F''"5 '.'".so'' ~"
lowad W tho preparation "1il adoption OF tue
now Constitution, waro additional evidences.
It III thu ornrrinuoo of tllo mast probably
whiol, l,as onco,rnred .lo Chronicle To l,roak
away from KeAnsxr without Going back 10
oitlor of lin rcu,tor porlIcs. o,,i tt, attotnnt
tho construcl1on of n now marty mn;ntv ont
of tho material furnished by tho rural dis
tr;cts TIN following is n sa,nulo of The way
tic {H,vnich talks,
.r],o ,reac1,croua snd corrunt ,,othcr,tItc.
1sEAnxEy, and tho miserable tlnpcr ho hoas under
hfs whip, arc telling the pcpple that fh'y cart'ua
s@s & ~" Ssmsas"sso" =" n'sM ~. ~, 'a.nss
nor varJ In ,hi. civ without Tho bu, Of Tho Cen.
trail Pacific 1laiito.d whose subsidy wo arc satisfied
KsAnsEl has IN hts pocket. :, OF tho n, 200
.o,es poe IN .ne s!a'o aa Guy y 'os a 1'le Goa't1n
voter. @ WIN ] never bcIieysl IN f;rAnsry AMI wl,o
never belonged to hs party. Thoy were tho votes
Of the small farmers and rFodncess, as the returns
from oses5 asr'sa1a'a' eoah's eap'a,a. as Wnsfe
was ~ .trnn mr. .c.s. m =. IN Tn,o,c' souon,a @ co,n,,.
Tchan,a, San l5ento. San l,crnardtno. s'aui.taus.
siak'you, Moaoc, 1,asson. With these fac's to en-.
Na@ea at, MO the "aa's'ona' ono saas W. s"e'as
t,on..t",on ~ oao,ta', s,.ta ~ ,,,,a .ao ~"
a Legislature in,mIcal to it, bu. ono courso vas
left 10 fa fricnds. They lull to form, q ncw Con-
, 1879-06-03
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.

Tho adoption OF tho now Constitution III
California socmH 10 lava provided now
baH's for political division in tint State.
Tho noxt State election will slotcrmino how
the now Constitution IL to DO Interpreted and
carried out, ,-wl,othor 1t alall bo practically
nulliflet by tl.o clloico Of Legislature tint
will not pass laws incorporating mud opforc-
ing iss principles, wl4otlsar 1t sl,all bu con.
strut.l to suit tie ComnuniAtio demands of
tho KEstSKs crowd, or whether it alsall bo
accepted in good faith with tAo purpose Of
curing tho evils TINT llavo grown out of tho
corporation monopolios without mourning
worso OWLS of tho ''sansl-lot" letstion.
TAa overrnling Importance Of tho conatitn-
sionnl issue lsna weakened tho power, aud for
tho t|mo being almost oxtipgaiscd the .liyil-
ing lines, Of tho nld parties. There will bu
ut lcaat tllrao parties iu tho field ut tlu fall
election. yiz.s~
!. Tho Rfe tbllcau party will probably 10
strong euou BA'to ma'ntain ita organization
nntl It will run ticket with soluu liopo of
SUCCESS 1t II H!inll no1ninato The right kind Of
mon and appeal TO tho proper clements for
support. 1lta is moro tllan tho Democratic
party can hopo to do under any eireum.
Htnnoos.
.. Tho kE4nSEr party--known Is tho
Workingtnen'a party Of Oslifornin-is really
a gang rim BY KEAnSEy with tho authority
OF Dictator but 1t combines inpert!nenco
and terrorism to extonl its control over O
moro numerous constituency. II now clainis
a..1 +
, 1879-06-03

strength. Their confidence was aomewhnt
al,akcp yesterday by tho cool reception with
which they met from tho new Toxas
member, Mr.. UrsoH, who told them
blnntly that whnt tho Democratic majority
IN Congress noods ia brains rather than back-
bono, and tho ond Of 1t ali wilt bo tho pas
sage Of tho appropriation bills under com.
1ntafon. They wero not 80 certain of thar
footing tint they tlorstl rink vote
yesterday upon a motion 10 instruct
the Committee OF, Appropriations to ro-
port tho bills without tho political
attachments, Int adjourned rs soon rs they
heard such n motion was likely 10 10 mntlo.
Tl.o Republicans aro not inaotive, bnt ara
prepared 10 msct AMI resist with so1il front
tho political tricks and tlovicoa OF tl,oir op.
ronents In whatever form.
, 1879-06-03

In IN interview which we print this morn-
ing 11r. HENRY WATrEnsoN, editor Of the
Louisville Conritr.J0urnal, once moro pays
bis attention to Gov. HESDn1cKs, and once
mora "tats him havo 1t over tho loft orr
with much force md quite little grace. In
saying severe things IIr. 1IEspn1oKs is un-
equally matched. and If ho has any influence
with tho editors Of Democratic journals in
Indiana te eau by cnlling of his dogs end a
squabbla TINT has not thus far proceeded to
his advantage.
, 1879-06-03

Now that tho election is over, there can
bo no harm in saying that tho scramble for
tho Judgoahips before, during, and aftor the
nominating Conventions, was d;sgraooful In
the extreme. Il showed two things pretty
conclusivaly: That very few lawyers III this
city comparatively arc mixing moro than
$1,000 per anuum above expenses and tint
tho boastcd "cnlturo" Of tho Chicago Bar,
which has boon reading lectures to tho press
and the other professions for tho last ten
years, is capable Of going pretty low down
into tho dirt for consideration,
, 1879-06-03

Rsnrescntattye CnAuIEs q. Wn11a,ts. of tho
r,,.s, 'r1t..a,.t,, nie,",at ho. soas.a', 10. " w
tHst "'ssoos', Hls'r'c'. Aas seFVGa s'1 years
III ConEress, aIu Ia recognized BY all parties Il
}Vnshipvtnn M nm of tl1e most ohIn md ,,,o.
a. .'ss., .,s. ~. w." 49,. y. M Nv. au'o a'.u W..
1heht Iheh 1lAt t'lo Hfeat ncst nus acf1t tllere
s!neo thu close oi the Rebellion. lie Is one Of tho
sas.seal sort Ut Republicans That ara hnown as
"stal"arts'" and openly protested against tl'a
cnrv. Mr' W,',1,us m. MIN In, o,,,, ,n,,' , II,
.".' ,,.t 't. "'1',Aas , wa a'.o t' on'l "'1h III
tie Wisconsin delegation that openly sytn-
pashizeA with scnatur r, q, Ifows when
j.. ..,. H., t"'...', o,.,. -, ,,n.-,'
10 maao hs !ahlous s'ta o. Marc!t
speech, In which the Presidents course
,ro. .svor.,v cr,,,c,a.. 1,rn, su,, +.
"as se's'.tt et,, s', s'.s,cs0eu. t!nM "asn
inan tho south wonhs nut naturally expect
to hcas Kind words. nor receive muct, encourage
mf"s IN thc eAors, II sao ever 'aa1e eae. to
quencti tho scctona, hatrcds a,nl old anituosttcs
tint wrra onrrntirrr,i nv t,c Wur. unb tIIe l.o1.
omsto. lint .Irmnvorucs hayo rostcr"a st,ro for
partisan PURPOSES. Hut tho other tiay he maflu
a aneerh NJ, tb. i,crls1attya Aurrnnrtnt,on i'm
~ as.. a'pSoss. w. Wv ''sa''a 'PP'op''"''o't u'''
i'll when ne entofea plea Tor peara' 1usise,
, 1879-06-03

Tho poop1o Of the Republic af New Gra-
NADIA, like tho people of Illinois, hnso Just
had tho felicity OF seoing thoir Legislature
adjourn and 60 home, though undcr circu,n-
stancos and conditions varying as widely rs
latitude md climate. 1u tho caso of tho
New Granada Legislature, tho populaco ex-
pressed their sentiments in the form Of vol
lcys Of stones discharged from tho galleries,
md the ntIair ended by tho summary ad-
journmont Of tho session by tho military
and tho escort Of the melnbors to their
homes. We do these things differently In
Illinois,
, 1879-06-03
HErUDIATIDN IN LOUISIANA,

As wns predicted in T1lE TRIBUNE somo
weeks since. n majority Of the Committee GU
tho State Debt in tho Louiaiann Constitu-
tional Convention hnyo nctuatly reported In
fnsor Of repudia!lng tho bulk Of tho State in-
debtcdness. Though there ia also a minority
roport exposing tho fatlacious reasoning by
which tho MINORITY hnvo sought to Justify
this step and donouncing the whole propo~
sition in fitting terms, thore ia reason to
believe that a majority Of tho Convention
arc in favor Of reputliation, and will adopt
tho scheme Of tho majority Of tho Co1nm;ttco,
which retains and recognizes only S4,0sa, 858
OF the dobt, unless, indeed, tho Convention
shall prefer to repudiato 1t in toto. Tho New
Or1oans 1iwcs has stood almost a'ono antong
the newspapers in open and vigorous tlonun.
citation Of the spirit and tho policy Of repu.
dintion; tho financial institutions of New
Orleans arc Interested to tho extent Of several
millions IN the honest payment of tho debt,
but have fought for It in vain; tho vicious
ness aud reoklossness Of Louisiana politics
will bo signalizod anow BY tho triumph of
tho repuliakionists, md tho community will
again 10 tho sufferer from tho folly. tic nm
acrupulousnoss. md tia despera.ion Of its
political leaders.
Il will bo ,loublo yillaipy for Louisiana to
ropullato ita debt now. becarse It il on]v
four years since 10 nor cont of tho original
debt was eoa1ed of. md tba pcon1e Than
so1apr1v nlcf1ucl t],omse}vou n rov tha
and It was reduced to a1a. .ooo otn Thc7e
, 1879-06-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

.Tnx CHtuAao TAtrrkR ,as established branch otfcss
fot The receipt of gusr fpuns and
faltowts
FApnRN, Manager.
PARIS, flaute.-Ho. 10 I'VE DC IA Grange I.ateere.
II. MAILER Agent
LONN3H. EnE.-Arertcan Exchange. 4{o Strand.
ukNRr F. GEitt0. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.-lJiA street
, 1879-06-03

Col. Il. G. 1NoEnso11 yesterday conducted
tho funeral Of hia brother, Euos q. 1saEn-
BOIL, who died in Washington on Saturday.
Tho gifted orator has never uttered moro
tender or touching words than those spoken
by him oyor tho remains Of this loved
hrothpr.
, 1879-06-03

The eituatiun III Congress has no now
features as tho result Of yesterdays doyel-
oplnents. What the Democrats will do no.
body kpows, certainly not the Democrats,
for they evidently distrust tlsir own
, 1879-06-03

AS1ILAN LODGE, No, aoe. 4. r. Il \. M.-RtsH'ar
meeting this tTucsday} evening At e'cl1ck aaY. fur
business anH ~9rk A! mcn',ST. RE- rc9neacl ~ hp
L. II. CRANE. Bee,
, 1879-06-03
141e G1*tl,at>te.


1T MA1f-1f fAnvANCE-rpsTA1H rnErAfp.
uhllY EalfIon ono yfAe..... ,..8lX.H0
Sunday Edition; Lftofnry Ind Religious iio,ihie
KIRK
wREKLY EDlrloEt POSTPAID.
nHu FupJf Es1H
Ejnn Y !our' r'..,......'.'. .?'!!y
t.ttssttsss4
INV VI EHN0
erccfucn copics sept free.
6f~e loat.O1lco addrens III full Including Btato and
County.
3'cn1ttances mar he made either by saft. express,
Fust'oh1ce order Or In registered letter. a. risk.
TR1sMs TO CITY sunsCRtnkfts.
Daffy, delivered fuu0ar excepted 7s cents per week.
daily. delivered. HundnY ncludcd 10 cents prr week.
Adircu THE Tltlnt1SK COMPANY,
Corner tiad!son and 1,earlorn.sts., Chicago. Ill.,
osdss1 for tho delivery Of THx fHs"cfx Rt Esahssau
Eng8Wop. and iYde pArk left In the couutlng foatu
*!1lretrtre nsun1pt attention,
, 1879-06-03

Mr.. JonN KELLY, Of Now Sots, eolas'le .1as',,s
sccontls tho movements OF Jug 4s's" o,a no
Colonization soc!ety. This IL all tue m ,no'g 1ous
ho aut, dtsintcrested on tho part ol A'. ~ INV
KELLY because, It tho movement coes sG, ,tcori,s t.
great lengths IN New York CITY, IL wa ~, of
lla, Of coustituoncy,-tako ths o''aa '
hts mouth, as 1t Wcre.
, 1879-06-03

McVlcker's Thcntre,
Madison STREET, butwetn nearhnrn AMI Stale, III.
II. g. FflafoFe" and 'tCOx and lJox,"
, 1879-06-03

Seventeen 1epors, who have beon inmates
of the County Post House at San Francisco
for several months, wero yesterday shipped
back to China by order Of thu Supervisors.
, 1879-06-03

ChfcnEh Nntntorlnm.
Michigan avenue. corner Jackson street. Aquatic
Exhibition bY Can't. nuyton.
, 1879-06-03

Tho adoption Of The WISE fanotaa -, s' hsrs bec
international Cansl Congress ~ fs.a ~ part.in
obtained bY the DoAAlAAEk-eA4A~A
, 1879-06-03


Dearborn etrcct. corner Of Monroe, Engagement
Of the 3Iclfonon9h Combination. ''M'iIsst Of, tho
Child Of tho sierras."
, 1879-06-03

Randolph lttctt, t"t~ecn Clnrk nnd 1.ssntlr. En-.
9agcnent Of Clu,ore's Juvenile rtnafors Company.
" rirRfofc.H
The weekly clarion., 1879-12-31
MARRIED.

WATTs-FITE-At the Methodist Church. in
this city, December 30, 1879, by the Rev DR..
W H. Watkins. D. D., Ma MEREDITH Wars,
Of MeConb CITY, and Miss MARIA LOUISE FIRE,
of this city.
-HoRroN-December l., 1879, at
the residence of Mrs. c. c. Horton, in Holmes
W. H. Frzsn. of Montgomery county. Miss
to Miss Ella r Horton.
JoHNs-BARSEY-At the residence of the
brides father, in Liberty, Miss, on the 23d OF
December, 1873, by Rev. R. S. McAIlister. Mr.
William D. Johns to Miss Mary G. Barney.
WALKER-LoNBARD--W D--WooD-LoMBARD-
Quincy, Illinois, December Is, 1879, at the
Cathedral. By Rt Bev Alexander Burgess
Mr.. Samuel P. Walker of Memphis Tennessee
and Miss Mary Howard; and Mr.. Henry c.
Wood, of Chicago. and Miss Jennie, both
daughters of the late E. H. Lombard, of Bran
don, Mississippi