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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

The wear 1881 will he n mathe
NAUTICAL curiosity. From lett To
right aud from right ~ left /. reads
the same; Is div ided bl = gives .
AZ n qnotienl; 81 divided by ald
. IL the quotirnt; il 1881 Is divided
10y 209 9 is the quoiient; 1t divided
10y q, the quotient contains Il y; u
multiplied 10y ., the product con
tains two 9s. Que and : are y; =
aud | are .. Ii the Is I've placed
under the 81 aud added, he sum Is
80. II the figures ne added thus,
-, $. |, it will give Is. Reading
from left 10 nigh, il *. and Is Is
two.nin,lis OF 81. BY adding. dl
viding and multiply ing nineteen IS
are produced. being one 8 tor each
year required TO complete the cen
fury.
When the Young man of the
period. the gay matinee SnaSlIrr.
desires to express his sense OF al.
miration. he TdinilN calculates,
"SaN. look at her, amt she daisy 7
She breaks me all mp, paral Yves
me. and makes me tired. The
durndrSt cl"dhopIcr will c"ncrdc
that this is definitely more elegant
than tn" -Uil stNlr. "t,o>h. amt
she some pumpkins, Knocks me
sitter than corpse, 10y gol-husts
the wind clean out al me" II does
not require the evidence OF stats
ties 10 assert the rapid mental i'm
provcmcnt of our youth.
y farmer writing To an exchange
SAYS: Il had II mare some Years
ago that had a large wait orI-her
side. where the harness ruhhrd aud
kept it sore. In summer flies made
il worse. To prevent this ! put on
Il good dauh al tar, and III II few
weeks the wart was killed and dis
appeared. have frequently tilcd
II since on cattle and horses and
seldom had occasion tO Use u SECOND
application. The remedy is simple
aud riirciual."
ii hoy has been brought mp tu du h.>
purt, never allowed To- shIik hi rr-luu>i-
hIlltirs 81 :" l"dgc work, whether or lot
il mad, hl- h,.lG ache "r ,ollrd hl- hands
mutt h,HIlh. huid'rs hi. hrcuu,. ura'
tci If pIld,. th, h'aNN rud If the w"nd IN
rl"irr. pll,ul> a., they lad HIM g"od-h,r.
may di>miS> thrr: t"lus. The element, Of
surrr-> are his. and at SOM TTur and ui
SONS way the world Will recognize hl~ ct
phDtN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

The sOdafountains have been
closed for the season, and the fizzi.
cal exertiOns necessary in operating
them viii now be employed in roll
Ing quinins pills.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
Cumberland Presbyter;an.

REV: +. l.. LEACH breaches at Shiloh,
second sabbath IN each month and Satur-
day briorc-At Salem Church, Third Sab
bath III each month aud Saturday before.
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Primitive Baptist.

:kEv. N. {. PARKER breaches at Lebs-
non, LIST sabbath Of each month-At New
hamah' I'd Sabbath of each month-At NJ.
rsson' 'th Sabbath Of each month and Sat
urday before
hEv. II: b, HOWARD breaches ut An
'ioch 4th Sabbath Of each month.
ny; 1: j. FOSTER breaches at Sun
herheid, LIST Sabbath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
HOMER LODGE No. Il, |. q. u. =,

MEETS every Monday night AZ n',luck
vi Al the Lodge Hall neat door below
Rasaud'> stable.
I II k"ErrM. Y. q; II &. MITCHELL
' t.: J. lluNtE 1oEpNN, IIra>ntrr; Il VI
MCtlfNEN. SECRETARY.
- Brethren tu good >,,udms IA niI,.
luigr> AZ invited IL attend
Man II l-79 3o.;n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

cation of the animal appetites. the
sooner will he come into the highest
meaning Of life. the less will be the
attractions OF animal Indulgence
forever afterwards.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
Claiborne Circuit Metho dist Prot estant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER. d. r. PASTOR.
Presbyterian.

REV. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches at Hs-
mer. lst and Sd Sabbaths Of each month
Al Nlnden, ID sabbath of each month
At Athens, 18th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
HOMER COLLEGE.
,TUE TWENTIETH Scholastic year OF
I'm. In,iltutiou begin, the Third Day
Of September next.
MILLS. GIN AND FOUNDRY
Z. l.. A Z. 4. AIIEN.

At our mills, ~ Mills North "i Home !.
\ We ar, now furnishing Iuiib'r at Zee
-nulhl, rates; making better Meal aI".
fiumr than any "ihrr mil IN the parish.
W. haV" the rri"wurd Brown hin. WIZ
all the mudrru Improvements. and VIII gIh
cotton for the eighteenth. W. are prcphr.
cd {" furnish r>trli-Ht Foundry work, snd
can do any jolt in that line required IN this
country.
w, ask the patronage of the public, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
+. t. 4 K. \. ALLEN
JULY ~. l-79 10Y
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ChristiaD.

.krv. E. N. NORTHUM breaches st D.
"n grove, six miles north Of Homer, on ~
,noen and Eldorado road, Sd Sabbath =
escn month and Saturday before. 4
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VALUABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. lIr, A,tr> # Land 81 Ath.
L 'p>. 900 t'ill"ilir PARISH ln.> laad
ht~ Nd.uull' iupy,,t ~, ut~ ."". Franz
ll"u>' Vuh inut u,oiu~, ,Nr' llut Buu
stables, anal other huIldii -. y p",t"l :
"iilrr IA 'hr ward. THIS property viii T.,
sold cheap tot the cash.
Apply t" publisher of Guardian. 81 10
. pR J. I. MODIFY.
Fillmore, BnS>rr PARISH. L..
sep. IL. l-19 iii
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Town Of Homer!
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. L. Church South.
Rev. J. A. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in each
month, al IL o'rlk. IL. liomrr-Sccond
and Fourth sundays III each month, at IL
u'crk. NJ, aud Fourth Sundays at 8 p N.
Arlzoua-Ihird Sunday, At II y m, and
: pm.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
STOP THE SCOlNDREL
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IL DANIELS. "A negro IN the ,mpluN
~ 81 j. l.. llnu-"n, made an itt'inl; TO-
nurd'I lihrli>"u "n Wednesday. the I'm
W>t.. and i now ~ large The ihuV, IL
wand viii hr pald ioi hI~ Ippi,h,u>. ui, and
delivery ~ any jail vhrr,. We can s,t hlu.
lh, ucgiu = th"ut - Years odd - dark
yellow color. ., tc't q oI -Iu,h-> hl.h. pop
eyed. Weighs ahnui la pouud> uurrk >rn-
kru. II, frimrtl, l>r,i mean tJiud,u. Aik .
and he Nill probably ny fu make hi wnl
there. All the ah"," parties il,r lu Web
STR parish. Lat: l.. q. >h"ugalop.
!. l.. HARRISON.
Sept. ~. - G.tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

Removal and opening of TANKERSLEl''
Livery, Sale aud Feed Stable.

| TAKE pleasure ~ Informing The pnhli,
l thai have purchased the >tahl, lat. !,
occupied lay =. NJ. Freeman. nu thu south
side "i the public square. and ana now pre-
pared {" FEED and CARE Tor STOC X nm
the most liberal terms.
Handsome BuGg'r>. Hacks. and stylish
Horses for hire. Lots. Water. Feed aud
extra = communications, tui pru,rr>.
My terms are reasonable | shall >tndN
tn pleas" those vh" favor me with then
patronage.
j. q. TANkERSLEY.
Homer, La. March H.. l-1g. 3l6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

Tie reputation thas attained, IN consequence Of
the marvellous cures It Ia. produced during the
last half century, Ia suficlent assurance TO the
public ihstiiuill continue TO realize the happles,
results that cin lie les.rei. In alInos, every
section OF country uc.e are persons, publicly
krown, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs, By II. u.e.
All who have tired tt, acknoW ledge ts superiority,
and where ITS virtues are known no one hesitate.
nsto Nha, medicine TO employ to relieve the dis.
tress and suTrring peculiar to pulmonary anrc.
tons. CnrgEr PICTORIAL always Affords IN.
s.ant relief, and performs rapid cures OF the
rnilder varieties ofbronchial disorder, swell A
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
AZ asaieguaId 10 clilIIcn. amid the dis,re...
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest OF
Childhood, II /, invaluable for, 10y its timely use,
nulhtudes arc rescued and restored to health.
This MEDICINE gains friends at every trial. A.
the cures his constantly producing are too re.
narkable 10 be forgotten. No family should I've
without, II. and those who have once used !,
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout tho country
prescribe 1t, and Clergymen OMEN recommend II
nom their knowledge OF il effects.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
Board Of School Directors.

W. J. LESLIE, Prest.,
DIR. ;. Y. WEBB, Secy.,
DR. J. +. MEADORS, -
Cot. J. X. YOUNG. GEORGE DAVIS,
y. T. LEDBETTER, BOB TARkINTON
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE CO.

DATE OF FARE AND FRElGhI on 'n'
II North La. Stage Co. from Homer Ia
after July lst, ls7r;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-12

Ward :. Justice, d. A. J. CARATHERs,
Constable, K. T. NCCLENDON.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07
McDonough, 40 #
Q of " 200 # of 20 1879

Toss addition Of out Lot to Hozcona6's 3D.
diti0n to to st. Paul.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23

PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
AMUsENENrs-I2ru PAaE-5th and 9th coils
AsTROLOGY-aD pAcE-5th col
sDAkbERs %3sTEDD s4f5 ie lsrsd 4,a and h coils
boasb E9Rsa 4o LEI
SssSSS%gs5!IFss.s Esesss S.s
CITY kEA S EsTATE E4R AIED .ns So coils
I, CLoTHiNGT2D rH,sSS r. PAcET5sh q ) n col
co.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
% S9SeIN scAAbRMfR sAfsm'ie rasa4.h sS col
BBSSSs; SISps. aciais1 Psss~Sd col.
DWsLIING HoUsEs si'in 10 LET FURNISHED AND UN
sN rfsa and 9Th cols
EXs9RsIoNsFis; EEXe9RsISs fnGrSss P4sscSh osi col.
FINE ARTs-srn PAGE-sth col
Roc% LET
~ PAGE-2d and Sd coils
hHH$ ssa "a
's fsi
HoTsFs HoTkFs ROOFS Pas'f f.ScEs ss OF &C.
LOST AND fogSD;1is1 PAsE-Iss col.
MAHsiNkK4TREHL MARsEE P4as-eth col
MisoELLANRo6s MkRashLNiRRo ADvERr1sEMENrs-io1u PAos-
M1scEhnL8NEoUs-erH qsn CAMEO PAcx--sth col
MEDICAL-l2TH PAGE-4th col
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7rH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-1sT PAGE-1st col.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-12TH PAGE-4th col
FRsT oaHsSk
12Tu PAGE-lst col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE Or TO
RENT-2D PAGE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIIANGE-2p PAGk-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-lst col
REV ARnS-1sT PAGE-1st col
sAHES HT p4n
SJrIy ATOMS WANTEil-NAIEs-l2ru W PAcx-2d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-1st. ID and I'D cols.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-1sT PAGE-Sd col.
STOKAGE-12TH PAGE-6th col
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-fth col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGB-lst
aud I'd coils.
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-lsr PAGE-6th col
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAcE-3d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAcE-6th COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-9rH PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OrH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23

SPEED.
record, aaii. srotisd trial October in 2:lsa..
90 Ss ossrSsSs sS sapId s Improvement recently
Fringe mpers bay stallion 4s hands 10 years got by
famous Flora Temple; recently showed a2ssi; no
,r,s sTis ss,as1s no 10 1eearS likely beat
Hopeful % f ' good sS dsacc wit with Al Uncle % Sim '
Carl Burr bay gsldng Id hands nss y"
Breo1s &C. no record ,n ,.,n hand. vsar, NV
Messenger puroc. Of full sister to Dexter At
ssd since oe IN he city
to be better tlan ever 4 fitted
last year in p:2s4. and this year with very little
handling in q q; has shown quarter to the pole In
Ada Duroc. bay mare, 1es hands 70 years by Messen
ssn @ STAR STAR has shown but % was - ns
bred to Edward Everett in ls77-7s and has since run
SPEED. LESS DEVELOPED
Thomas x, bay colt: I5.ik hands years, by Edward
EsSrs y s a. .s
quarter in ss99s seconds -.
Everett, out of Bashaw mare Showed last week
daaS Star aa% Lady iS FranSn Canada Sir Track
little opportunity.
& S Is hands s%s E Sy a.ppy
temporarily interrupted by having ssteh colt NOV mHS rs
fSs IS
G.'s dam. With very little driving shown 2:5i.
A'' q Ea .S6 'saii mile z fssasd
aI ss%i sg ;hs
Pamela bay %lss i hanas syssrs By EJwsrd Everett.
use: would doubtless improve If trained
H'n dam S s%
Star. asrecentiy shown 2. 4oss.
Mam1bsno. dam 5 hs5|oss, BY Edwin Forrest Very
Maud :, Sssa.ids, So dam sss Dudley. Sy Edwin
bay y aPas
POrsia ehss'np. ay years by starte dam by son OF
quarter 10 wagon in 4as.
5 .% ss s.I ::s s.% ss
and ssSop MAEs sss AND foAh tsans
There arc twenty brood mares including daughter Of
Is%ps Es, npss o.ay ae
Hawk, Happy Medium; Acade; Schuyler Colfax, billy
snd 1 ssd S
All these mares intended to BIO Bred have been served
UNTRIED AND GROWING STOCK.
From yearlngs to hveyoar ods. comprising i've colts
nine gedns and nineteen hlies from superior
sssr.os s;5s; Sesa;sin sSy es Elliott 'Ssi,
Nsncrno Gin. 10 Ge,l, Wo0afosa Ms%Srino gosoSd
3c Harold sire Of Maud s. trial a:i7js At years oid
s s rs'ess s s:rnnf b
Moore 24 Nil Desperandum "a; Wedgewood DBL
Startle (iveyearold trial 2:loA, and Prince Imperial
| trial. 2 :235t) of Flora Temple.
This stock almost without exception promising and
attractive but have received little Of their
whose tastes have kept his mind absorbed with
the progress his training stable of developed
such asRssss. DeSter Edwin Forrest Music. Nav Bird
Keene Jim Lucy Cuylcr Maud Macy Grafton. Magnetic
Malice, Molsey, Mamie Il, Erie &c any Of which ro
in 20 better Hence the have barely becu
broken of them old four yours
been shod. There doubtless many prizes among
| this untried lot
All will sold rain shine thero being shelter fol
tho attendance) without postponement reserve
IL than $40 head be offered For catalogues
| PETER q. KELLOGG 4 CO.,
| 10 John ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.as5 BRoADwAY5,;
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION
or ADvERTIsEMENTs AND SALE OF PAPERS;
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

hOhSEs. CARRlAGES. &c.
HAND MADE HARNESS or EVERY DEsCRIP-
Truck Harness. SEQ OSBORNE 4 BURKE Ii Barclay.
IJILBoRN, lis CHAMBERS sT-GEEAT BARGAINS
Lin Road TrucE, Stable Bankets hand made Harness
from 50 80 upward; prices defying competition.
IRON STABLE FITTINGs.-HAY RACKS; HANGERS,
''''''' 'sA1 ''' 'Js JAMES KIRKLAND, Is Murrayst
TUsT ARRIVED FROM HoUGHroN FARM ORANGE
hne pairs saddle and single Horses with some very last
roadsters TO be seen Is West 18th st.
r OoK-QUARTER vALUE-FINE FUR ROBES:
also two of the handsomest et black Bear Robes in the
tween 9th and Madison avs.
DRIvATE FAMILY WANT OCCASIONAL USE or
Horse and Carriage in exchange for Room and Board
Apply Ii West 18th.
DHYsICIANs' AND LADIES PHAEroNs; ExTEN-
sion top Surrey S~sst o Es, as ash st.
The attention Of buyers called to select Stock OF
the following STYLES Of which chi w be sold a. as
fine OF Harness suitable for these vehicles
Five light LandGus, Broughams,
Landaulets Close Landaus.
Coupos. Coupe Rockaways.
TCarts; Light cutu Iockaways,
'''A'"'''' ''0'A"~"''' wM '1d' H. "Gis"'' GRHY.
20 and 22 Wooster st.
SECoND HAND CARRIAGES.
Coupe Roets%ay 3d. line Of oners lo@ prees
n1Isous others Sf very sro
lets saa % top AND top ay
wagonette Brett. Iandaus Coupes, Broughams Coach.
top and no top Road Wagons.
A. S. FLANpRAU X CO.. 372 and 374 Broome ST.
CACRIFICE.-NUMBER ONE TRUCK OR CART
pHorse. $ll0; Horses and Express Wagons cheap. III
West 18th st.
rNRUCKs-TWO FIRST CLASS SINGLE TRUCKS
l. for sale low. Factory rs lst NV.
rTNO LET-PRTyATE STABLES At 1871 WEST nth
L and Ia West 5Oth sts. JAMES STlkEMAN. 10
Wall ST.
VERY STYLISH COUPE HORSE. II HANDS HIG Ii,
Y for sale at ARNOLD'S stable LAG West 18th st.
WORK WANTED FOR CONCORD TOP DELIVERY
w wagon aud horse by day or week; would sell cheap
257 West 18th st.
WANTED-TEN GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING HORSES.
w to trot inside of 30; lowest cash prices j. H.
W.. Herald Uptown Office
VNANTED-A DARK CHESNUT HORSE, -. 2lIANDS |;
w woil built free action ro In four mnutes not
Il afraid of nothing wanted another pole
horse. Address DOUBLE TEAM, station A.
VITINTER STABLE BLANKETS, SOC; PLUSH LAP
w Robes 81 sos yellow waterproof Blankets 81 5O Gen.
tlemens Saddles, 81: Brides 15c.
OSBORNE Il BURKE, Il Barclay st.
VITANTED-A SINGLE TRUCK. IN GOOD ORDER
w suitable for carting -four Call at 22G Spring ST.
yVANTED-TANDEM HARNESS, SILVER. LATEST
w style prime condition, cheap for cash. CHARLES,
4 FINE CARRIAGE OR COUPE HORSES FOR SALE.
fInquire At private stable 4 East 56th st.
OK "A GOOD STRONG SOUND MARE.
%lC. Mr.. MARTIN, l27 West 3lst st.
0OOS FINEST TURNOUT IN NEW YORK; ELE-
(ClC.gant light Park Phaeton fonr) fast chest
sorre Horse, l5 fine Harness and Blankets; also
fine top Buggy $1OO fine top Pony Phaeton $o Stable
ls West 18th.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Steamship Line. between New York Southampton and
Bremen.
ODER. Saturday. Oct. 25 KHEIN Saturday, Nov.
DONAU. Saturday, Nov / NECkAR Saturday Nov II
First cabin SlOO second cabin $50; steersge $50 Re-
Gates, SD
SrEERAGE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE
NORTH OF ENGLAND, $50
OELRICHS CO. = bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
HORSES. CAKxIAGEs. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A.
TROTTERS
TRoTTING
STOCK,
from the farm Of
Mr.. ROBERT BONNER,
to be sold
AT AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1872
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GROUNDS.
Sth av.. between 56th ana 57th sts-
The New York herald., 1879-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
u AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF
H. KENTUCKY.
ooIISNWEEAY HAS MEMLYs BEAwN ocToBER 80
In the city of Louisville. at
MACAULEY'S THEATRE
The New York herald., 1879-10-23

1890 PRIZES, slla4oo.
The New York herald., 1879-10-23

JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday October %. =. NJ
CITY or CHESTER. Saturday, November 1. 30 A. NJ
CITY or BRusSELs. Thursday Noyembcre, 8, 10 80 A. ".
CITY OF BERLIN. Saturday, November is, A. NJ
CRY OF MONTREAL, Thursday. November 10 III A. Nj
From pier 30 North River. foot of Charlton st.
Cabin, $50 $40 aud 500 Return tickets favorable
terms Stecrace. S2S Drafts at lowest rates.
Saloon, statorooms smoking and bath amidshpa
These steamers do not carry cattle. sheep pigs
JOHN u. DALE, Agent, 81 and 33 Broaiw ay New York
philadelphia Office los south Ith II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
ULSTERs AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. It'll AND l. SITS.
May Marshalps Finy-Mile Walk.

Miss MayMarshal, the pluclsy pedcstricnne,
who made such good record in hcrwallI with
Crawford last week, will begin walk of fifty
miles against time, at Ford's Opera House. at
noon to-day, The price of admission is fixed
at twenty-five cents. Miss Marshall has made
an engagement with Mr.. Davis, the proprietor
of the Natatorium, to walk 300 quarter miles
in 1900 quarter hours, tho feat which Madame
Anderson is now attempting to perform at
Brooklyn. Miss Marshall has challenged
Madame Anderson to walks of fifty miles aud
one hundred miles, but the latter has always
declined. Miss Marshall does not propose that
an English woman shall carry off the laurels
without competition, and, for that reason, will
undertake the task Ofequaling If not excGll-
ing, her performance. She will begin the
quarter miles after completing her one hun
dred miles match with A. b, Sprnguo in Now
York ON tho OLaary- Campana track, at Gill
more's Garden which begins on the Gath in
slant. In this latter match Spraguc will wheel
wheobarrow carrying l25 pounds. The
wall, which Miss Marshall will undertake to-
day against time will be very interesting, as
showing the powers of endurance which u wo-
man can attain. The walk will probably be
completed about ten o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
Captain Tyson's Lecture.

The world has not every day an opportunity
to judge how much the human being, with
brains cool and body subject to the laws OF
health, can endure. Captain Tyson proposes to
give, this evening, at Lincoln Hall, nara
tive illustrative of such endurance, made up of
circumstances which brought to test all the
knowledge gained during his twcnty-eight
years OF Arctic voyaging. The experience
which Is described in this lecture stands quite
unparalleled in modern times Won Oxenhaus
and his crew, who Sailed the Spanish Main"
never encountered in the wildsof New World
half the horrors felt BY tho half frozen, fam.
ished band in charge of Captain Tyson, with
only few feet of ice and snow between them
and eternity, and only one small boat rs last
resort. Tho good Captain Hall was dead, and
the ice-burst steamer stayed in Smiths Sound,
when by result of false alarm, Captain Ty-
son and eighteen men, women, and children
were separated from the vessel and, by the
quickly shifting ice, lost to sight. Everyone
remembers the interest attached to the return OF
the divided crew of the POaris. Captain
Tyson's lecture will give an account of their
condition and suffering when the Polaris, pitt
less and blind to to their signals, left them ia
cruel fate where one mans brain sustained
with devices for food. shelter, and control
where a bear was boon of life; senlskin
furnished the piece de resistance Of each meal
where even sunlight was denied them fol-
eighty.thrco days. All the "hairbreadth
escapes" of this fearful time are told in the
Captains lecture with the graphic dircctness
| of actual experience
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13

Mr. Charles II. Moulton, who has been con-
fined in Jail for some tino past, awaiting trial
on the charge of obtaining money under false
prctenses, was admitted to bail last Saturday
in the sum of $1,000, Messrs. J. II. Arnold and
Patrick Corcoran becoming his security in the
requisite amount. Mr.. Moulton was tried
several months ago on the charge of
forgery and acquitted, and, being unable
to furnish bail to answer. to the re-
manning Indictment was held in confinement
until the bond was forthcoming.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
HOME AFFAIRS.


, --Thirty-six dodgers werc accommodated in
the station.houscs Saturday night.
l.-Saturlov evening q coIored woman stoIo q
yelocinede fiom Mrs. Crario d Poa,;g honso
No. 1921 n street northwest
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Dr. Coriins cures piles without the use of
tHe khilt' the scissors, or q lignture, by new
nI HnoMn "h'y ny himself OIhce' IA
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By order of the Chief of Police all the
mounted men are allowed every other Sunday
of, This rule is observed In every precinct
but the first or South Washington. Why Is
this thusf
Saturday afternoon man named Pat Ke.
cher while riding on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Four'nnd-a half street. had his leg broken
by his horse falling on it, lie was taken to
his home, on New jersey avenue, between G
street and Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Saturday evening Officer Middleton CounI
a Frenchman named Louis AIobette ON b street
near Second northwest, suffering from a severe
rut on the head which he HAD received by
falling. The officer took him to the Seventh
Precinct station, where he was attended by
DIR, Mcrimon.
The REPUBLICAN Of Saturday incorrectly
reported DR.. c. b. Purvis as having made a
speech ut the Wuman's Convention. The Doe.
tors name was used inadvertently for that OF
Dir Robert Puryis, OF Philadelphia. DIR. Pur-
Wis did not attend any Of the sessions of the
convention.
About four o'clock Yesterday afternoon q
horse which had run away, and was attached
to sleigh, was captured by Mr.. james Mar.
low near the corner of Grant aycpue and
Eighth street. The horse was sprnined
slightly, but the sleigh was not damaged.