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mississippi Desperadoes Cap
tured

l-, "'.Fi1atlon has just been received
easr, ,to. one 81 TIE most desperate
,~ I'> IN tins section of the coun-
9'I,l Page, was safely lodged in
,srd, 'o[' Gibson. Mississippi, YES
lsr.5, IN thursday last this DIES
|jo,b '"H Ms companion, Harrison.
o,rod enormously bad characters. were
-% ~ their hiding place in Tensas
jabr i = Detectives Frank Pierce and
|3nl t"'Eit. y soon as the men
sem o'ey Were discovered. thew
f. ! ~ realize that their condition
pq rn Ip'.te' and they opened fire at
egy If '"e officers with all the en-
|6ed u a.S SPAR. Not until Pierce lad
aegrJ ''rlS2n was Page fully over
aa.imsa ana secured, although he
1d. T'o night as long as he could
+ ed of ne rage family, which con
F.. B,I ''Il Page, the father, and his
T aejna 'oSh and Harrison, the lat
+ So 5'lil a large with 4 reward
so WE his apprehension, are all
y ive.p 'ia1ocs of the worst type.
Gin ~ - IN Clayborne county, near
rn o"' at the edge Of a swamp.
a TIA, l0Ai d gentleman lust down
TisoD p'It Of the country that
Qarksna" notorious for his skill as
Shines NJ ana one OF his favorite
'as with Il; shooting partridge on the
MS life. Within the past
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GIVE IN EXCHANGE !.

one ward of god, heavy colortd Jeans
for II pounds white or ]! pounds CO.
crci wool.
Those living at a distance can for
ward their wool at small cost by rails
road 10 Hickory. where we will gee it.
work it and return with q little delay
: $ possible. and as an extr Undue meut
VIII pay railroad freight one way.
Persons sending Wool will please
mark their name and ours plainly on
each sack, and write 70 Us by mail
WHIT disposition t. make Of It. For
further particulars address
GWIN, HARPER & CO.,
aDr2i-tf Patterson. y. -.
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We'll Pfep2red

for working il either into rolls, yarn or
clio ii, at surprisingly low prices:
For picking and cardii & into rolls, 6
cents per pound.
Far picking, cardirg and spinning,
125 cents per pound.
Fer picking, c2rding. spinning and
weaving into ans, 30 coats PER yard.
including everything but The woo; or
we ulil
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MATRIMONIAL BCLLDoStNG.-Phil-
omen 5 marriages is the name Of a
new and extraordinary French novel.
and the only difference We can see be-
tween philomcn marriage, and those
OF other persons, lies III the fact that
they possess 4 numerical suIeriority
over those OF the average run Of reo-
pie. Twelve was the extent OF hermat-
rlmonlal investments. First she mar
rled a baker. who del and left her the
business then 10 stop her Cumming him
Tor q debt he owed her. the grocer mar
RED her. In due time the grocer died.
and 10 avoid payment Of Iii, bill. the
rector married her lie died, leaving
her j large claim against the neighbor-
ING baronet. 70 settle that he married
her, and $ She kept on marrying and
marrying, each time ascending the 50
cial scale until she became Il Duchess:
when she died herself. ani was carried
to heaVen-or ii least Is far on the road
thereto rs mortal beings could accom-
pany heI-ina >i!yer-lnounted coffin.
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~ Ole ga -

Encouraged by III ra II Increase Of
on 40 | bus ness. al u, reply to nn>
mer0uS letters OF inquiry irt ~ va~.ous
parts Of the Sta e. We axe til method
of info ming s'eap ~fai~ers and Others
havi' 9 wool they wish 10 have anu
factur q. that we are
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1879.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Tie WEEKLY remains easily at tie
head Of illustrated PIP rs by is fine
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aud wOodcuts.-S prin field Republl-
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Elizabeth Ci5y Curoiiuion: Dr..
Smith, Of HEREFORD, had a rib broken
Il day last week. His horse ran
away with him -Hcrring only 50. 80
a thousand now-Cartain David O.
Midget, Keeper Of the Life Saving
Station, died on the gath ult.. and on
the same day his sister, Bethany, wife
of Wallace ID. Gray, died also. On the
ped ult., Mrs. Rehecca. wife Of Daily
O'Neai, died. The disease Of all was
pneumonia. There is no doctor at
Rodanthe. One is badly needed.
Greensboro Patriot: Last Friday
night Mr.. Geo. Yates entered his store.
(Which had been previously closed Tor
in the act of lighting IA cigar when a
pistol banged anda Iali passed through
his hat. lie saw the figure Of "a man
III the rear Of the store, and drawing
his pistol shot. when the thief darted
through he back door, through which
it is supposed he had Effected an eE-
trance.
North Carolina is renresented in the
meeting OF the Al e. c i Medical As
ISOLATION, nov being ntld III Atlanta,
by DR.. Eugene Gtlssom, s~uperintenG-
ent of the Nor,h Carolina insane asy
lun, ~ Or ID. ". Giei,zman, III charge
Of the sanitarium # Asheville; D..
Vhos. It. Wood. Of Win ngton, secre-
tary OF the State board Of health, and
Dr.. Frank Duffy, Of Newborn.
Or. f. T. Smallwood, Of Ncwbern,
was thrown from his buggy and badly
bruised.
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gI'LCn FIX Gus
s.. G.. HAYES, ....- Proprietor.
New House, Ne.y Furniture, kept by =
man OF long experiences. who guara nteed
satisfaction To his patrons al the re asons-
bic rates of ONE COLLAR AND A HALF
per d~ay-SEVEN DOLLARS per week
dec5-l2n.
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{ CR.,ITU RE FURNITURE.
V EOL ESALE AND RETAIL.

o. hand a fill and conllete stock Of
Fl RE of al ueScripliOns, from the
most reliable ,nanUI C urerS T. s. and v est.
, ] o cf my own make. IA ties in want Viii
not be doug jnS ice to themselves without
z wing u a col AMI eXamt e my stock aud
oil Is. A liberal discount TO the lrode
OrueiS by mail proximity attended o
WILLIAM DAFERON,
1883 Main street.
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Mfssrs. Scr buer & Co. in 1873. Re.
AN the puo fcation of ST. NICHOLAS
an lilusfr ted Msgaz ne fer Girls and
Boys, with Ms. Mary Napts bod q rs
edIt"r. + ve ;ears have pass.d since
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CT. NICHOLAS

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GIRLS AND BOYS.
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iERU3ALkM al CdtkES FOX SALE
an fu nIsh The 1e usalem Ar lrhokes a
81 20 rer Dd~heI. o. = pc barrel WIN ii
fro 500 20 l,5JU Du heels per acre ak a
buSheI 20 he ere. T. Sh vi h o. er
MATT.
atl slim Ashev1le. y. T.
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DI"1URF FRAME MGCLDING> OF ALL
de C lotto ). The Ia gest stock solIh
Of 5 linore AlSo. LCOkIHo Glass
PLATLo OF all sizes. boih Ger "sn ami
Ere ., VII les !e all %et4ii. Would c ii
ar en- ion Of the ade - the following size:
IS byt6, IS by 4. . by II - by 80. anC smalle
sizes Will uul llcate dliitnoto prices
II TCRE EEA TfS of all Ce5ciIp. Ions
made all en- Y Ii inu IS noIice.
NIaIISM %FFROE.
143S Main stTee-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VALUABLE IMPRoyED PROPERTY AT Auo

IION.
By vtrtne Of sw ss aeea . OF rust dated
recor6 ed in Lber 657, folio 49, ct seQuter one~G
of the LAID Records of the District OF Coinm his
and one on the 15th y OF September, 1877, and
recoraed y Libsr sS5 folio b Pep ct segGer one Of
by direction OF the party secured thereby. I viii
sell OF public auction in front Of the premises on
TUESDAY, the StA day Of April at s pm n
1879, all that certain tract OF hand sitna living and
umba being part OF that whole tract = land c,i;o,
Grass La d." and being dasignated as lot sla.eu
I'D or a sale map thereof made by Tsmnieme, i
sh;pley, BEGINNING for said lot numbered e.even
Grass LAID" VIII ch lies northwesterlv of TT ia "a
comfy road known "Iouxhbornnyb VIC
thence running along tbs nor thwesterly bonn
Of SAID portion ot 81 t.snd" south 47 Is
numbered ten Qol, Rs designated on said 1n. .U
thence s. 40 degs. E. and alOrg the nnrtnaa1 LAP
boundary Of said lot numbered ten (IO) Ii,9 = N
perches to the center Of said road thence aionx me
and N; 81 degs E. 1919 perches to the northnestsrsv
boundary line OF said portion of Grass T.,ni +
tn, leaving said road and running ALONE 80;
boundary line n. 4GA degs:, ". 81 perches t. the
rcoas ana twenty perches except the nine acres tr
roods and thirty ttree percbes oonvaVed Inn ~"
1870 tn L. ". Carter. O'o'oo ""ne :.
Terms OF sae Onsth,rd OF purchase money q,
Sasn o. Wnlch sIO must be paid at sale: he de-
years after date, with interest at seven per cent ner
ahEnn Until paid, aDd secured by deed OF tr1Ist
UPON the premises and Insurance to the sat action
VI !ustte Ier1Is of sale to be fully Died win
within SIX days after day OF sals otherwise the right
is Reserved to resell after one weeks nOfce ae Pa
rlsf and cost Of former purchaser All cynYavanc
Ing at purchasers cost.
u.,op. EnAsTus NJ. CHAPLIN. Trustee
Dtar1S6OS-de
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DIED.
CAMPBELL. At his residence, 401 First street
southeast at 10 pm, 9TH of April. 1873. JOHN A.
CAMPERLL, aged sky three years
Funeral to morrow from Metropolitan Preebyte-
risn church, conner Fourth and streets southeast
at I'm.
GOERTNER. In Philadelphia. March 18th. 1879.
IrCRETA MEcHLIS. wife OF Rev. y. W. 0oertner.
Of Clinton. Oneida county, New York.
MURTH. April 9Th, 1879 q M, 1t her late resi-
dence corner of 9Th and streets, beloved daughter
of Bridget and James Murth, age i've montheL
Funeral viii take place on Thursday, April lO&h,
at IL O'CLOCK Friends and relatives are invited
to after d. 9Th and L streets northeast
MESSKR. At Silver Hill. Prince George county.
Nd, ut so o H.. on the 1th q April. 1879, IsA-
BELLA MKssER. in the stxty fourth var Of nor a9e
Interment ct Congressional cemetery, C
"wednesday, the 9Th inst Friends and Sr
tsnces are respectfully invited 30 attend. -
McGUIGAN. April It'll. 1878. Ct To-.
LIAM A., only son Of Alexander and -
GulgaD. Aeed - years, months. sH; VI
Funeral win take place FRI heoKAossA 10
dence, on Twenty-fourth, A.
northwest, on Wednesd~ a uH persrss I'll.
Pm Friends of theft s%Wecn eno 9Hyo1S
RYAN A. A. p 10 .nly invited 70 astsnd fNes
,o~ad as,,.hs -please oopy.l
i xesr To- m. on April tn. 1879. KATIE -.
fTne. or Of Cornelius md Elan Ryan. agod
I've nor tbs and IS day2
al from the residence Of her paEo1A lSe0
~ .stylhird street northwest on Woanoo0ny, III
st, 1t so pm. Relatives and frfonda are ~
srectfuly invited TO attend
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1910 GREAT
1919 FENNsVLVAN
1919

u
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRA1Ns LEAVE WAsHiNa Ton from Depot.
corner Of Sixth and streets. as followA
lor Gar to Pitts6urs, and sieepins Oars from
to "a. Gncn 4n st. Lnis s9S Gsisaso
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Nth Oars e. for
Willi.msport. Lock Haven. and Elnnira. Il 10 10
For New .Sd tS S11sa sz 80 and ,os
daily, With Palace Cans attached. o.. Limited Ex
For Brookiyn, n =. all through train. oOunsc. at
sfording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and Journey scross New
For Phiisdel phia so. 80. and lo1s p ~. daily
n, Limited EaPFess se 20 daily except exc snday
Fer e Pope. Slse9 t aa 90 m and $40 p NJ.
For Annapolis. 100 / N. and 4: 20 p No.. daily. ez
sSSsSSk2sb&fz 2sb %2sH fh
For A@s.sasi eS q 81 aaaa:1 :. s
For Richmond H and the South. 6 so Am. and 20 p
To- 'eiis s. a2o IS sod Il p. 4 S o.
Sunday q and ~, 10 an IN, and :is Pm
Ss Il the
east corner Ct Thirteenth street and Pennsylyanis
be left for checking Of baggase to destination from
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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RAILROADS.
RALTIaJ@' AND OHIO RATT.RVAO.
THE GRAFT DOUBLE TRACK.
national ROui~. and short Lime to tbs
North, Northwest, Went
~

A.
National Roui.c and short Lime to the
Worth IT, Ncr .1eS,, ws'f
10 taRe effect Sun,.sy. Nov. II, 1873
LEAVE WASHINGTON
pfsata .. New York. Philade,phia. ara sos,on
stops q sspsy hss saas I 10 Jnnr
n az R ssssups Hanover and SIs Ridge Breakfast
r, $50 M.IBslumore Annapolis and Way ipied.
M strssours. Winchester. Basarstown and Way
f1;Oa. m.-Bait,raore and Laurel Exp,sss.
w s;l9 m-toint I Rocks Piedmont strasbnrs
a1o1 car 10 New Tors s and
$3.50 m-st louis iouisyiie. ' Ghissao, ooun..
bus and PttsbuIs Express. FREDERICK Haaerstown
st ST, Pullman Cor to Cpei pnati daily. Graf
% s.l s1sst Hsstinra.y
burg College Belt, VILE Laurel. snnsp e, ynne
l2;1o p.m.-BaItimors Annapolis. Eluoo,s City
30 pW s.aL York Philadelphia and Boston
II :S5 pm. on Sunday only for 2s timore and Way
Express: Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
town, WinChertel and Way Stations, On snnasys.o
Point Of Rocks = Eng 1s Way Stations eniy ,v.
IS so 7Phiisae;gnls. so.ss,s AID Bss!more
Norfolk Passengers TAKEN the efs direct 10 yof
at Canton. Stop 9. Bladensburg and Laurel
rs 80 pm.-Bsltiraore and Way atstious.
t7 so pm. Chicago snf HniE.sDJa hxprsse
SLeeIinO Cars to Chicago.
1910 pIn.-BaItinore Express.
900 pm.-Point of Rocss aud Wy sss,ors
to 90 p.n.-St Louis, cincinnati Louisville ana
Pittsbur9 Exrreas Pittsburg. except Sunday. Pull
man Cars.
tlO:Ib o. u-EeH YORK PhIisoeipii.s ana Bsiti-
more Express Stops BladeusbTlrs and Laurel.
Sleeping Ca to New York. and SpecisI Slee.'ipD
Gar to Philadelphia
(t)Dai;y ton Sunday on:y Other trains daily
except sunday. Ali trains stop at Relay Stsfiou.
For further Information apply tlcsa: oti1cs de-
pot corner oi New Jersey and stresi, 6iS
Gel, 603, 1435 peGna. avenue Ii. w. Wsshir1t0n aud
Masonic Temple. High St, Georgetown where tick.
cts can be procured, aud orders taken for baggage
TO be checked and received At any point in toe city
W. Al CLEMENTS, Msstes Transportation
In COLE, General Ticket hyeDt.
GEORGE q. KOoNTZ Genera AGENT nuyle
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MINISTER AND SCHooL-MARM.-A special dis
patch from Somerset, Ohio, April 4th, says
Kew. D. NJ. WeiSman has, for a number OF years,
been the pastor OF the Lutheran Church at this
place. He married respectable young lady OF
the vicinity of Indianapolis who was possessed
OF considerable property, In her own right.
Some seven or eight years ago he came to this
place and was Installed as pastor OF the Lu.
theran Church. He became rather popular,
was elected member OF the board of education,
ana chosen president OF that body He is about
thfrty-seven years OF age. Emma Hesse is an
unmarried lady about twenty-seven years OF
age, is OF German parentage and very respect
ably connected. She is finely educated, and,
for seven or eight years. has been one OF the
most successful teachers In the town: but the
directors were reluctantly compelled to dismiss
her. She was evidently In q situation more
interesting than desirable for a young un-
married lady, engaged In teaching school or
otherwise. She fatty charged her troubles upon
kew. Weisman, and he did not deny it. It is
now the general belief that undue intimacy has
been OF several years continuance. He was a
minister: she was member OF his church. He
was member OF the board Of education; she a
teacher In his employ
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sE-Florence has lately named one OF ifs prin-
cipal squares after its famous martyr, Savona-
rOla.
eE-A large number OF Cinnamon are soon TO
arrive in Louisiana to replace the colored peo-
pie who have gone west.
HE-The English Roman Catholics are raising
a subscription ito show their joy" Qn the words
OF the Duke OF Norfoll9 lat the announcement
that II has pleased the Pope TO bestow the dig
nifty OF Cardinal on DR.. Newman" whose
means are probably very small.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUEs.pAH... au-,1 800
CcNGRESSlONAu.
09e01skei6h Of i sferd1H,S Pvos~x~.
TUESDAY,.

O0ssoasss1eh Of sferday's Proee~H<~~
SENATE.-After t'llr report closed debate on
the admission OF Senator Bell OF N H. was con.
tinued
Mr.. Bayard argued that no such case as the
present could be found, because none had here.
tofore occurred The New Hampshire legfsla-
ture could not be convened TIL June next, and
unless the legislature had an opportunity to
elect Senator, the appointment of one by the
governor to supply vacancy untG that time
was to be regarded as the exercise OF secon-
dary or supplementary power.
The further consideration OF the subject went
over till tomorrow.
Mir. Bruce offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, that the President OF the Senate ap-
point select committee OF five members on
the Freedman'S Savings and Trust Company 70
take into consideration all matters relating TO
sald Institution, WITH power 10 employ Clerk,
ana that all necessary expenses be paid out OF
the contingent fund OF the Senate.
The Senate, at 20 minutes to 4 O'CLOCK, went
into executive session. and when the doors were
Ieopened adjourned until tomorrow at IL
O'Clock.
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T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
e.. No. SOC 4 street northwest.

r. COLDWEIL Real Estate AuctiOneer,
q. No. SOC street northwest
AUCTION SALE OF THE WHOLE OF SQUARE
No. 6O7, BOUNDED BY Il, FOURTH AND
BOUNDARY STREETS, AND NEW JERSEY
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUES, CONTAIN.
ING 1900 SQUARE FEET.
On THURSDAY, April 10, 1879, ct 4 O'Clock -
p M, shall sell. ON the premises the above
square Of ground. plat Of which can be seen -
ct my Office.
Terms easy, and will be made know at SALE
mar37.oodfe j. L. GOODWILL, Auct
DERRMPTORY PUBLIC SALE OF TWO VAL
I UABLE BUILDING LOTS. TUESDAY, APRIL
18TH AT 3 O'CLOCK p II.
These lots are situated on the north side of "M"
street, between 18th and 18th sts, having front of
Is feet each.
Further particulars, terms. &c, may be had by
applying to JOHN SHERMAN CO.,
st. Cloud Building
sp2.s.s.l2.l4l6 Real Estate Agents and AU0uonsers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-08
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM:
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STaEET
STREETS WEST.
BY Virtue Of q decretal order Of the Supreme aAA
Equity cause No. 2,709. We ahall sen st public -
auction. In front Of the premises on FRIDAY the
bered twenty nine (29) and thirty SSO) In Kbbeys
seventy-one STD, In the city Of washington, D. O.
Tern Of sale; One,third cash the BALANCE siI IN
months from the day Of sale, the deferred payments
to be secured the notes Of the purchas or bearing
10 the satisfacron Of tho trustees. deposit Of $50
on zach lot win be required ct the time Of sale AZ!
sSie ~ not Complied with in seven days from the
day Of sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell
rrrchSssr' Alter i've Gays public notice
y. WlLsON, sS6 Est nv ,ua, Trustees.
mRr2l-eO&dg INAsnL LAW heportofJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-08

COLONEL FoRNEY says in Progress: "Walt
Whitman Is not as much honored in his own
country as he deserves. L became quite an
object OF interest at Lady Hardy's In London
more than year ago, when, at one OF her lit
erary SOlreeS, it was stated that | knew the au-
thor OF Leaves OF Grass Swtnburne, Rossetu,
Justin Nc earthly, Henry T. Byron, Henry
Irving, and others, clustered to hear what
sort OF being he was: and IL gave me great
pleasure to testify that he was just as good a
fellow as the best OF them and they all wished
TO see him ia the old country which he has
never visited. -