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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS
Cured. Interesting Letter from q well.
known Attorney.

EDITOR NKw ORLEANS PIcAYUsE: Sir,-Since
me feli OF 1867, up the last thres weeks have
neen troubled with an eruption of the tkin, which
tne Doctors call by various names, but which IL
generally Known by the name of Eczema or Salt
hheum. The principal place Of attack WAS my
HANDS, which at times, especially during the winter
tine. were very sore.
Attines the disease threatened TO spread from my
hands and enyelop my whole body. Doctors nave
TINS CITY, with no more success tn An temporary
relief. After considerable expense, and much pain
ana suffering had come to the conclusion that
won'd, as the saying goes, have TO grin bear it.
About four weeks ago l read in the FtcGv1ne the
advertisement OF Cuticura, for ssle by our we'll
kEow1 druggist. Mr. LYONS, and resolved to try it
purchased Fifty cent box, and before il was half
used the disease had completely disappeared and
feel certain that mine is . permanent cure.
My or tect in sending yon this lettsr ia to make
kLown TO other sufferers the value of CUTICUR "A,
and thus benefit if ever so lite suffering humanity
Yours truly, P P. CARROLL,
Attor1ssy and Counsellor az Lac
~ CAMP ST, New ORLEANS, Dec. rs, 1878.
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sF-In Memphis, last Monday, eight widowers
took out license to marry as many widows. Vel
low fever makes strange bedfellows
eH-The republicans of Dallas, Texas, have
jest elected their entire city ticket, with the ex-
ception Of one alderman, by large matorites.
tH-Birdie Bell, otherwise Mrs. Barrett who
recently shot Washington Nathan in q New
York hotel, Is In Philadelphia. in dying con-
d1t1on, caused by nervous prOstration.
tH-The New Orleans tobacco cases have been
compromised, she members Of the ring paying
considerable SUMS to the government, one pay
ing $4,000
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CUTlCURA
REMEDIES.

The success attending the use o. these eat RENE.
dies in the Treatment OF affections OF the Ssin aud
Scalp with Loss Of Hair is astonishing From every
part Of the country come the n 1st g-a.esu, ss
know edxn.ents of what might be called mra,n' ous
cures Messrs " eeks Potter extend thair thants
to all who have spoken good WORD for CrrIcuRA
CuTICURA SOAP aud UUTIcuRA REsoLvESr and
will thsnkfully receive reports Of new casee yher
ever they occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

The CUTICUBA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter, Chemists and Druggists. Boston. and sold
by all Druggists; Price Of CUTIoURA. small boxes,
% cents: large boxes containing two and one-hsh
times the quantity Of small, 81. REsoLvENT, 81
per bottle CUTICURA Soar, Is cents per cake; BIZ
mail, 80 cents; cakes IS cents.
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D0YAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 900 Y A L BAKING
AA POWDER
RRR 0 O Wy A A L
X o o Y AAAA l. BAKING
600 LII POWDER
Absolutely PURE.

4BSOL UYELY PURE
Consumers should bear in mind that the incona-
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar
imported exclusively for this powder direct FROM
housekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
few PENNIES norefor the Royal" finds that it goes
much farther aud works 30 much better that it's
economy to use it.
The manufacturers of this Powder, with keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
Away used the purest and most wholesome Nate
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow
ders combined. and, being prepared always alike.
Bread. Biscuit, Pastry, sc. The Roy.I Baking Pow;
der has taken the place Of Soda, 6aieratus and
Yeast-more heslthful because it preserves all the
nutritious elements Of the -four. With its wonderful
convenience, and the fact that it viii keep in any
climate, never cakes spos makes 1t the nest
preparation in the world. Sold only In cans by ali
GrOcers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, "a it is almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping, con-
stlpq1Op, indigestion, headache and dyspepsia; af
fec2stle blood causes piples on the face. etc m26
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmUsements, &c, T0.nf4hts
National Theoter.-The Hess opera Company
s'Maritana."
Theater Comiqt&-Varietfes
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ELoPED WITH A CLEReYMAN.-A Mr.. Lee croft

ELOPED WITH CLRRGYMAN.--A Mr.. Lee croft
OF Coonville, N. j., has lost his wife, and is
said to have traced her as far as p.,sc...tIm )re
Where ne lost all clue to ner whereabouts she
Is saiG to have eloped with clergyman, the
man Congregational church at Coonville watch
is a little hamlet in the town of Warrenvilie N.
j. 1t Is charged that Mr.. Bowers, thou yn a
clergyman, and held In high esteem by hts con
gregation, had an over fondness for fast horses
and that he left the place without meeting GER
tain clearly defined monetary obligations. Mrs
about twenty years OF age, and her huS
band is connected with some OF the New York
theaters She is a good singer and had often
sung with her pastor, who Is also a musician.
in local concerts. 1t is hardly probable that
Mr.. LeecIoft will find his wife In Baltimore, but
II he Is willing TO give up his search for the
prove TO him, there is no doubt that Baltimore
can help him out OF his dilemna.-I Baltimore
Amer. 21st
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COLLINS,
VOltaic Electric Plasters

Placed over the center of the nervous forces, tbs
pit OF the stomach they stimulate the Liver st Jm.
ach, and Bowels. perfect Digestion cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie. Cramps and Pains, and prevent Ague
and MalariN Diseases. Fo: Weak and Sore Lungs,
Palpitation of the Heart, Painful Kidneys. Rheu-
matism, Neu-alsis, sud eciat;cs they are the best
remedy in the world Get the genuine Tit
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HUrrahs

TIE Sun is IS .O00,0 600 miles away. Your drug
glst sells Dr.. Buls Cough Syrup for 25 cents
bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

The Weather.
INDICATIONS fo-DAY
OYYICH OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WAsHNaroN, April 81, 1879. I
For tie middle Atlantic states, northerly
winds, veer to easterly. followed by warmer,
partly cloudy weather, rising, followed by sta
tioBary barometer.
RANGE OF fHH THBRNONITIR.
The following 10 the readings Of the tnermom-
eter ct the Signal Onlcc during the day: a. M
$40: 7:a5 g. m, $50; IL midday, $40: z d, m !.
CSC; maximum. $50: minimum, 400.
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A FATAL MIsTAKE.-Carolina Organ, aged
eleven years, died at Montreal, Canada, Satur-
day, from the effects Of a dose of perchloride OF
mercury, given by mistake for the subchlorlde OF
mercury by druggists apprentice named An
TOME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

Hfl:Ousness and Headache
cured by taking Quirk's Irish Tea Price p
cents per package. Sold by druggists.
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sS A Fairhaven lass, with visions OF bridal
the gentleman who is paying his addresses to
ter gentle hint, by presenting to him a neatly
worked card upon which is inscribed, 81 need
thee every hour ASNu
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EDWIN ADAMS EsTATE.-The elegant home
OF the late Edwin Adams at Long Branch, with
twenty -one acres OF land, was ordered by the
New Jersey Orphans court to be sold las Fri
DAY: The attendance In face OF the storm vas
20 slight that the sale was postponed, and will
take place June e. on the premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" when al
lowed to dissolve In the mouth, have direct
influence on the fnfiamed parts allaying pull
mOnary irritation, and giving relief in Coughs,
Colds, and the various Throat troubles to witch
singers and Public Speakers are liable. Is cts
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

Quarks irish Tea, the poor mans friend Pric,
Zoc prevents bilious attack. Sold by drug
gists.
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THE WARREN (vA) MURDER.-The Front
Royal Sentinel contains the following account
OF the murder OF Mr. Foster, heretofore men
toned in the Gdzetie:-''A most shocking and
deliberate murder was perpetrated In the upper
end Of this county, about two miles above Ben
tOnyille, on Monday about II O'Clock, upon the
person OF Mr.. James Foster. The unfortunate
man was found few hours after the report OF
The gun, lying In the public road, uncon 5ciOuS
and In dying condition. Upon examination OF
the surroundings. a blind, made OF pine brush,
was discovered about thirty yards from the
road, In which plank had been placed as
seat, and from this spot 1t is supposed the foul
deed was committed. The Victims pockets
were not ried, and it is generally believed that
malice led TO the murder. AS yet there Is no
clue to the murderer, but 1t is hardly possible
for the doer of such dastardly act TO remain
undetected among law-abiding people,"
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st. Pauls Church Brock Creek parish) has
elected the following vestry: E. j. Middleton
Z. J. Middleton, 9r., John y. Wiltberger, Major
j. II. Whitley, U. 8. A., Thomas Miller, Thos
Joy, John Miller, VIM. E. Nally.
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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
- 1923 7th street n aU

Our Own Brands-"Commeroe. the best Family
-Four, 81 90; IS. @. A." fine Laundry Soap, 40 No
boxes, $500; 6inner'' Cigars. Havana filled, per
no1. ITO Rumf. I'd Yeast Powder. largo size, 10c.
"6nyder" Hams, Malaga Grapes, ORANGES, (bought
before the rieel Student Lamps and Gas Stovee
lOa2O per cent below regular rates.
All goods guar snteed or money refunded
Ap19n A. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager
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CITY ITEMS.

ONE cabinet Photograph 81. six 81 so, at BLACK
iidges gallery, III Market Space.
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A RACE took place at Jerome PARK, Saturday
Mr.. Belmont Purdy and Mr. Frank lSelin being
The riders, the former winning The timers
starter and Judges were all ladies'
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CHEVALIER'S

LIFE FOR THE HAIR.
Positively Restores Grey Hair perfectly.
Stops it's Falling ost at Once.
Increases it's Growth rapidly.
Removes DandruH from the scalp,
Sold by all Drugeists ma,zl ,sux-
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NEW STYLESLJUsT OPENED.
IMPORTED 6UITINGS.
FINEST GRADES.
@2s-928- $30-$S3-@S5.
MADE IN BEST MANNER.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
A. SAKS & CO.,
epl9-2t BIG 9TH Street.
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ARREST OF PosT OFFICE CLERK-At Lin.
coin, Neb., Special Agent John B. Furray last
Ell FRIDAY arrested Peter B. Thompson, clerk in
tDe post Office at Seward, Neb., for robbIng
over 81, 600 were found upon the prisoner, who
admitted his guilt ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

THE SAILORS STRIKE In Chicago for 81 day
against the 81 80 now paid has assumed serious
proportions. The vessel owners say they will
send 10 New York for sailors. The salo S say
they VIII use their funds TO send them back
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

AS OIL GAINS THE HOARsE AND TURBULENT
WAVES, "Hate's Honey Of Horehound and Tar"
aliays and subdueS Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
and all Invitations and spasmodic affections OF
the organs af respiration. Every bottle OF it is
barr1cade against Phthisis.
PiEes Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

A DEFICIENCY In the accounts of the Fair
banks distille1y, at Terra Haute, Ind, of So Coo
baS led to an investigation OF charges of alleged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

BOOKS AT AUCTI0N.-Thomas Bowling Will
commence, at bis auction rooms this evening
the sale OF the library OF the late Fred d. stu
ART, In which are many rare and valuable
WOrkS.
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T AM AT IT STILL.
AM STILL AT IT.

CTOP THE INTEREST ON SPECIAL
- TAXES.
Ten per cent interest is now added to al Special
Improvement Tax Bills remaining unpaid, from
date Of original assessment, by authority Of the
District Commissioners.
Tax-PayelO can save liberal discount and the &C
emulation Of interest by settling their revised bills
Eststs Agent. 222 ~ street, north Of Columbia
BUILDING. Sp0-t22 =
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TO LADIES AND GRNTLKMRN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 g street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention. he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
for S. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
IS cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment Is
years experience
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WAsHTNafON FISH MARKET-SOld by H. A.
Golden, nsh agent, since last report 50,0 600 her
rings from 81 toss per thousand; 900 shad from
so 70 $l4 per hundreds 90 punches rock and
pefcn nom % 10 20 cents per bunch; 1900 Jacks
Mszn 81 to 81 per hundred
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GEORGETOWN ADV'MTT.
E0EARLISHED In lS3ls
Now the most Complete In this part Of the Country
w. d. WHEATLKYH
PREMIUM STEAM DYEINa AND SECURING
ESTABLISHHENT,
- Jefers0N st., near Bridge u. Georgetown.
DO
1voxythinG Sppertaining 10 the buainees prompEa
Blankets . specially during the summer montha
District work sent for and returned free Of charge
Orders by mail and express promptly attended 10
Address q above. }yll4H
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

WEDDING PRESENTS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND
SILVER, AS WELL AS GREAT VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS. DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOB
WEDDING PRESENTA
ap9tr NJ. w. GAIT. BRO. T. CO.
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DIED AMONG STRANGERs.-Mr. Jas. H. Wheat
ley, formerly member of the sugar refining
INN OF Wheatley q Williams, New York, who
disappeared from New York last August, died
recently In an obscure town in North Carolina
among strangers. 1t is not known why MIR.
Wheatiey absented himself, as his accounts
were correct
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is drawn In pursuance Of act Of the General Az.
sembly OF the State of Kentucky
FOB HE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
By the conditions Of this act the managers were
required to execute TO THE STATE Of KEN
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, conditioned
TOT the prompt payment OF all prizes. and the faith
Aui discharge OF all dute3 imposed by said act
SIMMONS DICKINSON MAna9ers
$4,000 For 81.
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE SCHEME
WILL BE DRAWN IN nIIC AT
CONVICTION, KY,
April 3lbth, 1870,
UNDER THE sUPERXIsI0N OF SWORN COM
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DIVORCE CASE DIsNIssKD.-The p,aintin in
the ease Of w. e. Hodge agt. Mary Hodge-bill
Tor o1vorce-has disseminated his case
SRR Moore Cenfenaru aduf
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PosTPoNEMEsT
GREATEST Event OF OF THE SEASON

Owing to misunderstanding iu regard 20 the
use OF Forn,s opers House for Friday. April 18th.
Figure to FRIDAY. nay q aud Matinee SkTIrR
DAn, May ID: Tickets for both shows for sale q
streets northwest
sp21-6t MRS HARLEY
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A NEW DEPARTMENT for ladies and chiidraD.s
outfits has just been opened at 4l6 eth ST., by
our enterpriSing merchant G.. Baum, as he
could not well display these goods In his store
40s 1th st. Mrs. Rosenberg has charge OF the
place, and viii be pleased TO wait On the custo-
merS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY, APRIL 81, NIGHTLY AND TuKspay
AND FRIDAY MATINEER.
The EVENT OF THE SEASON
EDg1S ement of the great
WRESTLING JOE COMBINATION
Forty hrstcisss speciality artists In q Grand Olio
and the great drama Of
MhESTLING JOE; Or, LIFE AT THE MINES "
ThursGay. FRIDAY, and Saturday, the great
drama, "fOlLED." ap2f tn
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs, Wins.
totc's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
It corrects acfdity OF the stomach, relieves
terry and dfarfhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
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SEE Moore Centenary advt.
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A MISUNDERSTANDING q f!Nourner.- This
morning, In the Police Court, Judge Smell a
colored<man named John Taylor, was arraigned
umbrella from Albert Harris. The evidence was
to the effect that love feast had been In pro-
gTess at Bethel church, and an exhOrtatton
pelng given for peniteDts to present themselves
coat and an umbrella handed It to q party
named Green to hold, and he supposing that
Taylor was brother OF the church handed
the mourners bench. At the close OF the meet
lng the aIucies were gone, and subsequently
Taylor sold them. The court said he Womb
was mean for party to hang round church
mourner, and he imposed a
, 1879-07-01


A feat often rratcl Of Edward Gstcr, tho
Pennsylvania ltallruad tocoWuttvu engineer,
whose ,eath las Just hecn reporteA, was nc
rompl|ht.cd TN MonuAy by Charles Jones, u tlre-
nun nu lI,e engine which takes The mail tro:n
Rssrrhcaa to Breennort, oil lA'ng lsant lsail-
ruad. The tran wus ueaEng lhe Jasnesport
Station IN Il tlown.srAt1c, n,ltl ths trct,,au was
out IN thu platform BY tbs boiler, u!IipE tho
machinery, when tho euelneer whisttc4l warn
inE tn sotnehody atlcal. Thu fireman Looked up
mil saw u ch!ld lying between tic trucks, down
the 3lnu bptWeuH him tn! .tIt station. There
were number Of people visible on ttls station.
platform, but mons Ut them Appeared to see
llle child. Tho engineer reversed h!s Engine,
hut thu gradu Was steep, md there wla
m chanro Ut stopping the traln IN
time. litrhng llis olt-ean nway, .he ttrc-
,nun SWUNG hinlsulf Il ,wh utou tl1e cyl,tsivr
nl,.I urou.,l tile headlight utM slid ilown li,l
pilot, huding ou by lie cotp!fng-!ron. rwstl.
Ills lett foot hetmecn tins bara Vt tbs pilot. le
kneeled Un f!Is right knee. Tie train ca.nu
down upon the child, w!so lay moi'onlrss. jo,cs
thnks 1t was akletp. llu!d,,s. a..i uraclIg hll,-
srlt witt, hls lslt leg mud ll.,nI, aud clut,nn.
tbs Guilds cluthlssS as tho euglae was upon II,
, 1879-07-01

,,os,cs for vc,tclc. t..pc,, IN 1,ctcrs Xptil 20,
1S;, n,I March *. is;G.
TIr krrusrnu l.nn;, Jrratcr COMPANY flied
nvc i,ls unrnin.t i1enr,-. n,ul james Il Sinclair.
ihn,nns il. n,,I ll,nir1 II, SrmyrY. Charscs i;pr.
tinn. Silr,, 4. srIIn"E nnl AlIrrt WIitDy Il, Il.
s,rnin Them from infrnril,.. Il patent for nh nl-
,,rrv",t,r,,t IN lnn,,,.ri,mn,y. issued to Warren
L. fish june II. iS(l!.
- " 0 " me- m,xxu,,1cy.
A..,r,,,. uu, S"'n, ~ ",'osr,, NJ ,o.a,v FIR n, II,
vance nnd Albert u. s'ol'l"'
euraEloh COUNT IN hN'EF' ... .
George H. Strung hlfl dolitl lnnnE hrgao
suit ycAic icrtlay AEaHst Chnrics NJ. l.Enrtuli I"
recover $I,Ua,
CIRCUIT COUNT.
av! i,, t t"'sn ,, y. "'.s'ss snn"i Hit i,n,sy.
!;coryr " t;ray tsua,;!an H. It, snSs, .a! !.1,s H.
tOri''nrk 10 1nrccl0sc tr1st.d"cf lnr S''s"H ~,
tI,r l.. NJ fcet If sul,- .ot u lns ~, !, O. mil
6, ti,rK II. in Wulcott's All,litisMI.
ast S,n ,s ~ ~ aanr1I LOTT M nm. .,', ] '.,t,,cs f"r o
q o's'u ~ >so' s"e" ~. e"'''. 49,
In The cstatp Of ,futu. liclaenr!cc1i et nl.,
uiunrs 1si ,crs ~ truar.Ilanshln were jss,,el to
Rorths vnrs,:o mi hn,,,i Of 5000 improved,
Letter. NJ n,,Iniu,straIion III The cstntc OF
Milian Corbett' hrccasstt; ~ ,nn Tesu .ssai" "
IL s,,. ~" ,"t'n 'f Sntn1 Srf;,,trc. tIercnsct.
1otter. M ~ viii, viii ANNEXED wrrc
issucti u ill'n'' ". Netaes'4'' unoct ooau Vi
s1Un Which, VIZ en!Mue1 s',,I,a Eor,, ~ =, ,,,,-.
,cttcrs Of guardlansl,ip were issued to Annie
i.ttrrs If aAr1fnist tnlio io, wrre fssue1 IN VIII.
inn I, jj,[I in Tic rstats ot Cclia +. kan,cr,ur.
,j"ce,: cd: bo,l.l Of 5000 approved.
~ VIZ e"". -. ""''. ~ - et,ttG' "etS" u -
, 1879-07-01

hut Mr.. Tibtp. ttouuht that. II The ChristIan
penptn Ut tl,ls country only t;scw Of these hor-
fort, they would be elal to heIp Whito Eagle |
III tcttiay out or tl,e Intttn Tcrriors, u1ll eay:
'>hg from dcntl, thc lilttc children, tIE ,'on
fi,ru, md tho women, who nro '.HVlbt
ttcro, "A:c}s, suffering, ,n,pl In lHuny
rasus dying. .,.su l,o lad rontis.+1ltE. u,tl
apnenl'ng 10 this 'nt,ttlourc, mt uuIy Itlt lefn
White EaQlc, hut In 80 slol,,t, to burst tl.s infae
ina,la 1mtaD N,ng {App1a,l.t.l FortR thew \
cnuid yet a standing III tiIu Courts fori Whtio
Eaglo and tse Poca Indians, tlley would NIT an
Untl tu lhe Indian troubles aid the Inslnn wars,
ntnl A. oico Kolvo tt,e indian ttucstlonl .tAp-
p!nt1se.l II was tierefnre with cunfdenen that
he npuealctl tn The nlcncp for n,a.crtA 1ftIp ~
thts charitable a'ml humanitarian undcrsa:ps.y,
:, Col. Hammond sal. tint hc ltdcW<Mf.
poppcton we'll, and knew hnl 70 nbo
a ecnttrn,atl NJ l.o'or nt.l ~ pFobNy,
who lind avrccl tu carry tle case Of liza 1fsttnAls
I" tic suprctnc Court without fec .oF founrt
except TIC necessary expenses. III was:not
m,ucil Of speaker, but he had $50 to ,tntsEibut
to tho good cause. fApplauso.
Tlln HEY. 4. r. GOODWIN,
anil, tint .yns thc k,n,1 ri s,crct In ,rsn,s. tn
cnr' un rnntnnt]r,i Tint tha indian. ,yrrn ,,acfl
Iio"rorcf,,itv lv tiIc rrIion t;in, IL wn.n Hj,r
ri, tn hrea1; ,in i, ri.tr .,rmrntc1 hv snvhn
ntl,tnns ii dollars. Tic nrnr f,,tinn init m rn
.lress aort of tlu rctribuilrn al Proyi.lenco u,l
~. Iii ~ nril' nnr n ihe ,,rn instr,,n,rntni
nnt sco,,n,lrci. Man nnat fnks tht. thin,s hmm
10 themselves, and think what fiiey would do il
fhn Ifuitnl Statns fioynrn,urnt TAmovn1 nm
mor frn,t.,, fhn{r nru ,rnrtl ,rs ctt, rim
United States acted worse than tho Xulua.
Lawyers believed TINT rift Ut light wis shown
Whereby tic pnth of thu Indian might DO tu-
minated. Money WIS nccucu to psUsecnte t.,e
caso bcfure the United States Supreme Court.
Tile speaker eald that the 1ud!ana'NliDut l,e
met nk tic Rcl Cloud Agcncy verb tncn Ut
brcadtl, md strcngth,-mcn whom ilo wout1
trust for statestnnlish!p against many man
known In other quarters. fle suggested the
immediate takng-llp of a subscription.
The idea was ta;en III, alla subsefiptfonwas
ra!sed, considerable money being rcafzel. While
the subscription WIS bclng taken up hlr Titbses
narrated a,lother sturF of wrong and oppression
Inflicted upon M indian family. lie showed
TINT tile Iulian Agents charged The nborlgfnes
Just what they p!eased Tor nnythng they btsugtls.
In response 10 All inquiry from. a gentleman
In ,i,e audience, Mr.. Tihbtcs Eayu thu names ut
, 1879-07-01
THE,RUSSIAN FIRE.

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Details OF tho 'Burnt"@ NJ orenhurg-Ex.
citing Aoenes.
A SwIss gentleman resident at Orcnburc sends
", th, Utu.u, nttud n erau1,fr ue,orut of tI,,
~ '',e ue"s'S ",-':'.. .,'.',..,n,
Two hrcs a. osenpulS ny you u"uotless a.
ready know" l1o writes, the lrst irc broko
nut MI the morning Of Aprtl 10. In the mlls, Ut
s'o'unL ""..".".. ~. -, rc ,.'s.s "s
TINS fceistern's tchioeFa'aic o4 oo
ReuntnuE, and sprcud with such raptditY slAt,
notwithstanding tho utmost efforts Of the IN
bnbttants tn chcch t},a conjarrnt[on. 1t cpn-
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