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THE EVENING STAR.
,fOA.sDAH.............Apr,i 3, lSzp.
CONGREssTONau


C0ssoesSt0W Of Yesfe ra0S,s p...>.~.
,,, nou SE,mArter our report closed, debate on
Mr.: Lounsbery spoke I'm favor OF the rene,, y,
the Jaw permitting the use OF troops a. M Ua
polls II the President Yielded to the desires Of
his party friends and vetoed the bill the peonIa
would assert their win not by revolution bur
by volume or expression at the polls which
would render coercion Impossible
Mr. Cabins said as republican and hooking
at the mere question or policy, he did not care
particle whether the sixth section OF the bin
was passed or not as an independent measure
but he did object to the manner In which 1t was
proposed TO pass IT; but speaking for himself
alone he took the position that In every case
that state refused or failed or neglected. TO
fully protect the citizen IL was the right OF that
citizen to call on the government for protection.
He did not know what the President would do
In regard to the bill. Nobody knew, for IL there
was anything the President was celebrated for
it was for keeping his own counsels No man
could find out what he was going to do, but thus
he did know, that IL the bill was vetoed the
country would find out In short time that III
contraction had taken place before, 1T would De
multiplied BY reason Of the s5opp sa SUPPLIES
treasury and none would be paid out.
Mr.. Herbert. referring TO some remarks made
by Mr.. GARFIELD, Saturday, inquired where tnat
gentleman had obtained his authority TO threat
en- the majority. He may have obtained IT from
the republican caucus, but where had the caucus
obtained 1t? Had the President authorized the
gentleman from Ohio {Mr. Garaesdl TO make
that threat? He (Mr. HerberD knew President
Hayes, and did not believe that he would so far
as to lend himself to be used In any such man
ner.
Mr. Phister spoke In favor OF the proposed
repeal. The democrats were willing TO meet
their opponents on that issue. The contest on
the one side would be for free and fair elections,
On the other for elections controlled by the
bayonet.
MI. Buckner spoke in the same vein, and de-
MED that il was revolutionary for the demo-
Gratis to repeal laws by the same method in
which they had been enacted. The charge
made by the gentleman from Ohio {Mr. Gar.
field that the democracy were about TO re-enact
the scenes OF 1861 he characterized as political
clap-trap. There was 40 basis for the hue and
Cry OF revolution.
Mr.. White said that he knew nothing about
what would occur IL the bill should pass fn its
present shape. He had not the confidential ear
OF the executive, and did not know whether it
would be vetoed or not, but that the President
had the constitutional right to veto il no one
could question.
The committee then arose, and the House at
AS p. m. adjourned.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

M LBS. SUGAR fNEARLY WHITE). ....... 75c
w Nice Brown Sugar, per lib. ................6 SIC
Best Gran nlated Sugar, per To- ............... &C.
Best Java Coffee, Roasted Soc, Green. ...... Csc
lbs Turkish Prunes. ..........,............ 25c
Good Roasted Rio Coffee, per lib. ............ loo
quarts HOniny. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
Hard Crabs, ID. can 20c lb .......... 3Uc
Petits Pois, Haricots verts, and Chsmpignons,
OLD BAKER WHISKY,
HOLLAND GIN,
MAGNIFICENT SHERRY.
q. 8. O'HARR b 6ON,
nar29-tr 1913 tn ct ~ sc., bet. NJ and n
LOB LENT.
Boston Goldfish Balls. Columbia BOned Herring,
Einnnn Haddie.
Holland Grown Herring. Columbia River Salmon
Fish Ohowdef.
Mountain Trout Fried Sea Trout
Canned Deviled Grabs.
Ssrdnes In Mustard. Sardines In Tomatoes
sardres-Noel brand-only % per dozen.
And cany other ssasonable delicacies Just received
B. w. REEDS SONS,
Imported and Domestic Table Luxuries,
feb25-tr 1915 II street.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onees

COMFORTABLE TWOsTORY BRIOK HOUSE
IN The NORTH SIDE QE = sTREEG n BE
WIST NO All, at AUC rION.
On "WEDNESDAY. April 9th 1879 1871 q. s.,I ~
o. az in square 81 /. having front of IL feet&:e
chts. by death of 135 feet to al alley. aud I'M
pi ov.0 by comfortable brick dwelling containing
lie: ms: One-four,h cash balance in ak, twelve,
s,G 4leht.e months with notes beating interest at
even per G MT per anpuu until paid, and secured
bv q coed of trust on the property cold. Convey,
auc,ng st turchasers cost t50 deposlt 1eqnlred NJ
tin IL If sale THOMAS DOWLiNd,
2-6
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THE TRADES.

QOOKKkNDINls.
- The public 10 respectfully informed tnst tbs
LYCETT BOOKBlNDERY
y carried On a. heretofore The sauue excellent
uorkmen Are employed. and the work turn sd out
VII be IN the superior style whica has always teen
Q chArActeriSsic OF the establishment
apS-Iy 1917 PeuRoVfc0mxSS oge.. Cd nooy
GIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1O11 ssttU0nto ooe.s Washington, ID
~ xne PRINTING specially ianl8-Iy
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THE PALACE MARKET,
Cor. 18th st. and Neso York nce.
FINE ENGLISH OAPON6,
DIAMOND BACK THRRAPINs,0
SALMON, HALIBUT AND 8NfELTS, -
BEEF TENDERLOIN8
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY and BUTTER,
SOUTH DOWN MUTTON
FLORIDA ORANGES
Everything nrst-csss Dinner Parties specially
FRANK j. TIBBETS,
isu73tY Propr.stoI.
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NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PAS

The Steamer ". W. CORCCRAN. which has been
recently butt and furnished, L. L. ety.
BLAZE: Captsin, the only beat az .ess5..ssf4s=;z
lowed to land PASSENGERS at MoUot a-e->>~s1A>ssHS
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
20 manson and grounds. Stesmer leaves 9Th street
turns about y. m. J. MICH. HOLLIN6SWORTH,
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association u. II
BLAKE, steamer W. W. COrcoran. jel6-1y
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GUNARD LINE:
with the view Of diminishing tie chances OF col
Hson, the Steamers Of tLis line take specific course
Tor al seasons of the year.
On tho outward PASSAGE from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 81 ct x3
1T, or nothing TO the north OF AZ.
On tho hOmeward passage crossing the meridian
oi 20 At a lst-. or nothing to the north Of a
TIN UUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool. Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
r.rsSis. .Wsd. March p.rsh. e. We'd 4pra 9
Bokhnia. Wed, March u Bothnia. Wed. April 16
AbyMtniA Wed. March - Galta. We'd. April q
Batay1A. Wed: March Is Algeria. Wed; April 30
A1deveEy following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PAssA0H.
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 and loo gold,
according to accOmme dAtionA
Iickets 20 Paris. e16. gold. additonM
Return tickets on favorable terms. TICKETS Issued
q special low rate Of go gold during the fan and
Bteeeage ct very low rates Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts OF
Europe at lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
aayrA. Antwerp and other ports on tAs Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ss the Corapany's
o@ce, No. 4 Bowling Green. or beth steerage and
cabin, % OTIS BIGKLOW COS 7th street. Washing
jsn2iiy oHAs g. FRANOKLYN. Agent. n. Y
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THOs. IS WAGaAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROKED
cohNiR OF FiFra AID sTkEETs
STORY AND BAsEMENT BRICK DWELL
By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated March "A
10th 1874 and recorded in Liber No. TAG, 1872
foiio 49, Of the la,d records Of the District =.
Of columbia, aud at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. will se at pqa!.c auction in irony
o'cIot p H. all those certain pieces or PARCELS of
round lying and aitnate in the city OF w ashlng-
ton. in the District Of Columbia, aud known Is
the east 20 fest So inches Of Lot number and part
OF thr south g feet 80 inches Of Lot number a. IN
square number 4ss. beginning for toe same at the
southeast cOrher OF said sQuaf 9 ana lot number l.
M running thence west with the line Of street
street west IS feet 81 inches thence east paralle
with street 20 feet 81 in hes to said 9Th street.
and thence south with the line Of 9Th street 95 feet
80 inches to The beginning.
Terms of sse One-fourth cash. residue In six,
tweye and eighteen months secured by notes Of the
purchaser on the property sold. with interest st
per cent .nnum, all cash ct the option OF the
property is solo, and all compromising win be st
~itn in seven days the Trustees reserve the right
CHARLES A. JAMkS.j ,r,...
ED YARD TEMPLE, / Arus'ees.
THOS f. WA6t4ANAN, Auct. ABB. sots
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narsi-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Anct,
THOMAs DOWNING. Auonon.er.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON WEST STREET, GEORGE-
TOWN, AT AUCTION.
by S1rtne OF coed Of trust bearing date ~.
October 18th, 1876. and duly recorded In 81
~ E,nef sJa folio 1913 one Of the land records LII.
Icr TIE District Of Columbia, aud st the requeet
ct the rsJtes sesnred thereby. shall sell
TUESDAY, April 9th, 1879, At o'clock, on the pre-
1ses the fel'9yins Ssscribea properly Part O
In said District. besipnns at the end of 100 foe.
measured eaHtwardly on south side of West street
from Its Intersection with Montgomery street. and
run thence eastwardly by and with the south side OF
west street ~ feet; thence sout nwardly and par
s aliel with MONTGOMERY street 90 feet to Poplar
% feet: therce northwarily and parallel with the
second line 81 feet to West street aud place of b.
ginning, improved by good two1story Brick and
iIal1 Frame dwelling
IL rms OF sac: One-,h cash balance in six and
twelve mouths, with interest at per cent pes
eoId. teposit Of 300 required at time of sale
Conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. II ths
terms OF sale are not computed vito III i've days tb.
Irte-s reserve the right to resell the same at the
rsk anu cost OF de fanlting purchaser after giving
fye days notice in some paper published In the
city Of WASHINGTON.
WILLIAM A. GuRDUN.{ Ai"'''os-
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Every Thursday and SATURDAY.
CITY q Berlin $40, tons CITY Of Montreal. 44s0
rity Of 0nsstsT -. 1855 City OF n YORK. $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong.
sSf, laPgesf and fastest the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and a,ectric bella In ststeroon,s revolving
chops. etc.
Tor rates Of passage &nd other information, Apply
% John g. DALE, agent, 81 Broadway, n. T.; OK 70
p. A RROSNAN, 92e q St J. V. BOTELER b
BRO, 923 Parma ave- q y MOSS, Adarrs' LIZ
DF0Ga Wnshiu 3ton. fecE So1ye
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TALUAFLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
IGfGETHWN, DC At AgC TON:
,,'cicck i front Of the pr-n.isess shall sell ia
Lot 1, havils front of A feet inches nc
-. IL east line IF Hi IA street, bv deuth OF lOS
eet being between Bridge and Canal streets, I'M
prove by large Carpenter shop.
Terms: Olethird casn balance at Fix, twelve
ard eighteen months, with notes bearing interest
sud st cure by deed of trust the property sod
AL convey sncing ut purchasers cost SiuJ ooWn
When the property Is struck Off.
aI3.d THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
NR LEON, the oldest established and only Be
~ liable iades Physician in the city, can be con,
o'cos L. All Female Complaints quickly cured. Off ce
and Residence, 13 Barnet st Baltimore apl-3w'
ELECTRO BELTS.
sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature. De.
cay, Weakness. Gonsnmption, Liver and Kidney
The ONLY RELIABLE CURE.
=. Clrenars mailed free, v ADDRESS j. 81 REYES
CPERMAToRRHoEA DosMIENT1UM. Impo.
LOST e1 Tyor sna al sssses cured wto1
"a; he. use Of oaiomel or mercury. by DE- BRQMN,
DE- HENRY = BY. MOTIFS FRENCH z, "a RRoyWDEsa-
Y RR1:'1 5Rs.
For sale By VIM. b. RNTWisI-E. Drussist corner
9th ST. and Pa ave. Price, SO per box sent By ma
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
.adorsed by the medical faculty Of Maryland. sent
( i:.; e. 3
oy.Iun T1mors. DIABETES. BrisSt's Disease and
all Blood POISON. Cure OF SyPnilis guaranteed III
.ither stage. Send for pamphlet, enclosing stamp
and please state disease, SOS Columbus ave, Boston
40 medicine genuine unless In bottles with nay name
blown In them and labels bearing my own Trade
Mark. Ijan201yl Oh. John ThIgk.
MAN's MISSION ON EABTH.-A thor.
armed disabilities may be removed. The expeE.
Il practice. Allowing &c agencies that wifi insure r.
conditions Of health, that have been impaired BY
oyertaxed powers statement Of obstacles to mar.
riare and OF the means by which they can be re-
moved. BY mail, 25c., currency or postage stamps:
Address 6ec'y Museum Anstony and Science. z1Ao
DR. ROBERTSON can be committed every
~ Wednesday and Saturday ut bis Once, 40 y
NV, next door to Metropolitan church, corner ~
g., from to pm. on all diseases OF the UrlnAy
Organs and Nervous System. Recent ana Onronio
Gases quickly cured. Ali Female ComplAtnu QUICK.
~ cured Consultations strictly private, ana cuIe
guaranteed In every case Fifteen years exper1enCe
Charges moderate Main Once. ~ 8 Eutsw St.
Baltimore oct4-V
nR. RICORDs ESSENCE OF LIFE restore.
- manhood and the vigor Of youth TO tho most
shattered constitution In four weeks. Failure I'm.
possible THIS life restoring remedy should be taken
By all about TO marry. or who have become weak.
sned from excess or any other cause. Success IN
every case - certain ae thst water Quenchee thirst
Is Per case Sole Agent. DR.. JOS JACQUES. Uni'
versity Place, New York.
Druxgists supplied. Anlu
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
IN LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LONDON,

SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company viii sail every Sat-
nfdAy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboken
Rates Of passass: From New York to Hayre, Lon.
second cabin, $50; steerage, $50. For freight or
passage apply to OELRICHS l. 90, Bowling
Green, New York. W. @. METZEROTT i 90, 926
Pa ava, Agents for Washington oc1-1y
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AMI WOOD.
HOALy COAL!
We are discbarg1ng today,
CARGO OF FRESH MINED
LORBERRY COAL.
Thu Ia the best domestic Coal now In the market.
Consumers and Dealers viii take notice and send
n orders early.
BTEPHENSON BRO,
nnsrl1-tr 7th-street Wharf.
u JOHNSON BROTHERS
WOOD. TELEPHONiC COSEECyInEs GOAL.
Full Weight
COAL Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prlceo.
WOOD Prompt Deliveries COAL.
Main once, wharves mill and deio. Connected v1tt
uptown Offices by TELEPHoSE
WIN uneQDaled facilities and ady1ntas,as fpr 60
EontcAlly conducting the wood AID coal trsd.
NhArves, factory extensive store yards enabling "a
70 STOCK Up largely when coal Ia lowest; oficas
throughout the city, and sl1 in nuned ate ooramun
caSicn, lnsuris prompt attention TO orders we Ara
prepared 70 oEer to patrons the hes. variAea f
coal at the very lowest prices
henernber, we insure strictly pure cosi, OF 22I0
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
VAIN once, oil and depot, foo. Of 18th, 18th ana
81 aW Ofdoes: 1902 st. NV llI2 9th st NV,
14l6 It'll g. nv and 221 Pa ave "a iyI3fr
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS,
THoNAs BOWLING. Auot,oneer
/ -
ANTIQUE AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FUR

ANTIQUE AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIL, ~. lion SAFE, &c, &T AUG eos
0n MohDAY MORNING., april It'll, IL 9 "A
e. III on.ccs at residence No e LIST street De-
tween High and otoma, streets, Georgetown -
D G.; We hall sell The following chattsls: q
Mahogany hatr Cloth ant Other Parlor Fur
ni"rs Pier Tables, Arm aud other Easy On ,irs
MAJ hle,fop Tahles, Cand elabras, Ornaments. R-l
sttaas; iur. aus: Washstands ana Wararobas: Car
pets, HAIR ana buNk Mattresses: Feather Beds. Pr
COWS and Bolsters; Dining Tables Chairs What
nois Irtn safe together with many other articles
nc Necessary to mention.
Terms cash.
Uar3l-d.s THOMAS DOWNING A.,c4
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TWENTIETH STREET MARKET.

TWENTIETH STREET MARKET.
720 TWENTIETH STREET.
TURKEYS, CHICKENS. DUCKS all kind FR1S6
Fish, OYSTERS GAME, BEEF TEN
DERLOINS, SWEET BREADS TER r.
RApINS. BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON
and VEAL.
All kind vegetables, at market prices.
dec6-6m VIM LlNKINS b SON
TORN Is. KELLY.
q DEALER IN FyBsC CLASS
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c.
CORNED BEEF 4 SPECIALITY.
Stalls 626 500 and G30 Center Market, sssf830
9thstIeet wing, and 2GS and 268 II Northern hHxY9
Liberty Market or address Box II, City sESeSu
Post Office.
Marketing delivered free OF charge to all parts Of
the city. sepl5
COVEHEIGNS' COOPERATIVE AZ.
= ISOLATION,
1898 Sevc,ssh Street ~. 70.
Tafe Mrs. Chicks advice" make an stort" %
economtze; reduce your expenses to the minimum
pay cash buy nnGd,ctter0ted goods. OF fxH seeichi
and measure, and when the New Year comes again
mark the gain in health, wealth and self respect.
Our trade ticket, good for one year, Will cost you
81, and give you the benefit OF Discounts for cash
under our contracts with Affiliated drms IL nj lines
Of goods.
We have full atock OF
FINE AND STAPLE GROCERIES,.
which we sell at the lowest market rates for cash.
~ Remember the number
tApSl-kr 10Q:Y 0e0Atsfk .a0.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Anctloneer.

STOCE. FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL Or THE
ARLINGT1N MARKET, / STREET BE
TWEEN rfURrkENTH AND FIFTEENTH,
AT AUCTION.
TOMORRIW tFridav> April 9Th. 1879, at 10
o'cio X shall sell the entire contents of the above
II TEOasS DOWNING Auc.soneer.
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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. April 8, 1879 n
al 10 o'cloch in front Of my sa,escoom. W
bali sell gene raj assortment of Household
Gffes is viz: ~
Zine Hair Cloth ParIor Suit. pieces.
W all, nj Psrior Fui nture, upholstered In Reps
Waf mt MarbIe-top CHAMBER Suites.
Handsome Walnut Boob case
Painted and other CT amber Furniture
Lining RoolL Furniture
Harr and Husk nat tsses, Carpets.
CookiI x and Hesiing Stoves.
China and Glassware, &c
n. B-NO pOstponen en- on account OF We4thef
apa-1t THOMAS DOWL1N0. AuC&
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STEAMERS, &c.


1910 Plant LINE. LOCO
FoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FoRTR ass
STOPPING AT PRINCIPALLAND- -. ~
JNas 1 on I&d &c R TupS sr...,ss.
COMPANY.
New elegant snS sWif. stdawhesl steamer.
(CAPTATS JOE WHIrE) leavss as follows:
MSndsy Every fasdsy Friday
day 5 a9d Si,T ~ m and sunday at
Information as to tickets, st.terooms rate OF
freight connections, ~. viii be ohterfully furl
Seventh street wharf. f. DODD, Agent
G. b. PLANT, President apply
+ ROE AND TIE SOUTH
The sw1ft and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE l.AKE, leaves 6thstreet wharf -N-A
every MONDAY, Wednesday aud Fri
Wiz aaso for YORK asa Boston and rai
road lines south. Returning. leaves Norfolk every
TuesdAy. Thursday and Saturday at 4 O'Clock pm.
FOR POTOMAC RIvFR LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN v. THOMPSON. leaves Sixth
: tor Nomini THURSDAY for Curro. E.a ~ y
= nan, and Saturday for Ieonsrdtopr, 1<@.aE11e0
esoptng ut intermediate sDaIn3s going and return
BTEAMERs FOR NEW YORK
nssy issse Per al ssa RT s1d Nv Ex ASieaT
6ecryetovE Saturday morning and hia1 4Szaa9aacs
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at ofice over
National Metropolitan Bank 18th street. or Office Of
Agent foof OF 9th street. Washington, and 63 Water
mafl-6 SAMUEL BACON President
CTEANER MATTANO, Captain WIN. b.
~ BYLxs. leaves wharf foot of 9th ~H~1O>
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HOH1N'6 LOAN OFFICE. corner 7th stand Rev
~ York ave-. lentranoe on syenue) The most IN
private Loan Once IN the city. Money loaned
q the lowest rate Of interest on Gold, sndO u
Silver Watches, Plste and Plated Ware. Diamonds,
Guns. Pistols, Ladies and Gentleruen's OlOthins
uArpese ana al articles at valua fanI.lv.
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CTEAEER MATTANO, CAPTAIN WIN: b.
and n stA., every Tuesday. Thurs .sxss,. stSl57z
gay. and Sunday, at g. m. Tor Po- ,.-..--
E0m1C Rfver landings On TunSGSys Tor MattOx
Vreek. OoltoB's, and landings in st Clements Bay
On thursdays for Mstto1 Creek and landings In
W1comtco river Or. Sundays for Cclton's and land
ing In Nominf Greek. Returnns Wednesday,
kr1day. and Monday mornings, Masking internedt-
ate landings, excepting Mattox on Wednesday.
TOT fuIther Information enquire Ak offices OF g.
u SHERiFF, Nos. 32S and lila Pennsylvania ave
nue. or at Office foot % 9Th and n ssreets s-w.
feolj q. T. JON ES AGENT.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENKaY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
A Boys Toe Cut OF.

A little son of Harvey Kimbl- of Cecil
county, Md, close to the Pennsylvania line,
had the great toe OF one his feet cut OFF in Il
careless manner 10y workman, on Friday
last The lad was returning from school
and passing a man engaged in repairing
fence, the latter in Il playful manner made
some strokes AT the boys bare foot with his
mattock. The boy jumped out of the way
of the implement twice but when third
stroke was made he failed to draw his foot
away and the mattock descended upon il
completely severing the toe. The perpetra-
tor of this unfortunate piece of .r"D was
greatly alarmed at what he had done and
snatching the boy up in his arms carried
him home and hurried away after DR.
Mearns. The physician made Il more skill
ful amputation of the toe and the little ftl-
low is doing as we'll us possible. 1t is hoped
one man has At least learned Il ltsSon-
OytUyH Press
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
Arrested on Suspicion Of Theft.

"Polly" Short came to Elkton on the ears
from Wilmington, Del, on Tuesday last
and brought with her a lot of gentleman's
clothing, which she was trying TO sell at
such low prices that it was believed she had
not obtained it i'll an honest manner. Sher-
i'll Boulder made affidavit that that was his
for the arrest of the aforesaid polly She
was subsequently arrested by Deputy Sher
iff Cooling and committed to Jail, and will
have Il hearing to-day.