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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08
REMEMBER ME.

DR., Kennedy, of Rondout, n. Y, would have you
remember that you will avoid mistakes by bearing
n mind the name of his new medicine IS I" Favorte
Remedy "and the price One Dollar. For the cure
OF Urinary difficulties, kidney Complaints, Consti-
patton of the Bowels, and all those diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to females, there is positively
medicine offered to the public at all equal to it.
For sale by all druggists. The Doctors address is
tOndout Ny. fmfsw2.
Letters i'ucnlIed for ut Montpelier, Vt. Post
once, December 4. 1850.
To obtain these letters persons must give the
tbove date.
GENrLEuEN.-Moses, Carter Elc Guiette, VIM.
p. Goodrich. d. w. McCarty. VIM. Morrill,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08

DR.. B1xter's Mandrake Bitters
net upon the Stomach. Liver and Bowels,
remove all secretions, purify the Blood.
ind fortify the system against disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08
Cdtdrrh.

The remarkable results in a disease so
universal and with such a variety of
characteristics as Catarrh, prove how
effectually Hoods Sarsaparilla acting
through the blood, reaches every part Of
the human system. A medicine, like
anything else, can he fairly judged only
by its results. We point with pride TO
the glorious record Hoods Sarsaparilla
has entered upon the hearts of thousands
Of people it has cured of catarrh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08
G. CAMpBELEs ESTATE.

FZFKTFr EFNTl cou,,,,uu,,.,
p. W. DALEY, I COMMISSIONS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08

The commissioner of education reports a con.
tnued increase public interest in educational af-
fairs and that the public schools generally through
out the country are well sustained. Industrial
training is attracting deserved attention, and col
leges for instruction, theoretical and practical, in
agriculture and the mechanic arts, including the
government schools recently established for the in
struction of Indian YOUTH are gaining steadily in
public estimation. The commissioner asks special
attention to the depredations committed on the
lands reserved for the future support of public in
structon, and to the very great need of help from
the Matte on for schools in the territories and south
ern states. The recommendation heretofore made
is repeated and urged, that educational fund be
set apart from the net proceeds of the sales of the
public lands annually, the income of which, and the
remainder of the net annual proceeds. to be dis
trbuted on some satisfactory plan TO the states and
territories and the District of Columbia. The sue
cess of the public schools Of the District of Column
bia and the progress made under the intelligent
direction of the board OF education, and the super
intendent in supplying the educational require
ments of the district with thoroughly trained and
efficient teachers, very gratifying. The acts OF
congress, from time to time donating public lands
10 the several states and territories in aid Of educa
tional interests have proved TO be wise measures
Of public policy, resulting in great and lasting
benefit 1t would seem to be a matter of simple
Justice TO extend the benefits Of this legislation the
wiedom of which has been fully indicated by
experience TO the District of Columbia,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08

The report of the officer in charge of education in
the army shows that there are seventy-eght schools
now in operation in the army, with an aggregate
attendance of ,3O5 enlisted men and children The
secretary recommends the enlistment one hundred
and hity schOolmasters, with The rank and pay of
commssory- sergeants. An appropriation is needed
to supply the judge advocates OF the army with
suitable libraries, and the secretary recommends
that the corps of judge advocates be placed upon
the same tooung as to promotion, with the other
stan corps OF the army. Under existnE Laws, the
bureau of military Justice consists ofone officer the
ljuige-advocate general, and tine corps of Judge
advocates of eight officers of equal rank (najOrs)
with provision that the limit of the corps shall
remain at four, when reduced by casualty or
resignation to that number The consolidation of
the bureau of military judge advocates, upon the
same basis with the other stat corps OF the army,
w0uld remove unjust discrimination against
deserving officers, and subserye the best interests
of the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

III has leaked cut that the two republican
ntntels CT Tie New York city police board In
'el0- 81 The ItAt meeting, 10 submit a prOpo-
sltion iCr tie appointment OF colored men on
The police force The simple fact that such
thing Is ceD'tmplated has created considerable
Excitement amcng the Itople OF the city. and
vigorous protests sgaiIst any such recognition
OF el'l ngEts are being made. The police board
consists CT four ntmbers-two republicans and
TWO dtmocrats. The democrats charge that the
ltIUb-1caIs are not honest In the movement.
Iut that 1t is deep design" to sondify the
co.CItd vote OF New York city and state for the
republican ticket. II the two democratic COM
MlsSiCLtTs vote against the proposition, and no
CouOt they viii, then ii must be defeated. The
ollo1e nts OF the proposition say its adoption
would break up the force. as the whites would
leave II rather tban serve with negroes. II the
NUMEROUS complaints against the New York
police, made by the papers in the last two or
three years, wee based upon good cause, then
1T could Lot co sDy harm to break up the present
force,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

Gen. Walker. superintendent OF the census
answers the enquiries Of a STAR reporter, 1t will
be seen, 10 the effect that he has no informa-
ton showing or leading to the belief that the
census In the South has been fraudulently con-
dueted. he says the tables Of population which
have been published, showing a large increase
lie population In the South, are not from re-
turDs 10 the census ONCE. and he does not know
where they are from or how they are made up.
Be has no reason whatever TO suppose that the
census has been taken dishonesty. II it was
found that fraudulent count had been made
In any district or section, steps would be
promptly taken TO rectifyit and to have another
census taken by honest men The Law makes it
penitentiary offence 10 make a false return.
and any enumeration suspected OF fraud would
De energetfcally prosecuted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

The republicans OF Connecticut have not been
able 10 hold their own for the past eight years,
and part OF their bad fortune has .been due
TO the cat and dog tight between Hartford and
New Haven. In their state convention. yester-
Gay, they managed to harmonic the rival cities
upon ticket ID which II. B. Bgelow, OF New
Raven, was nominated for governor, and W. III.
Bulkley, OF Hartford, for Lieutenant governor.
The result seems TO inspire them with con.
siderable hope OF carrying the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

Gen. Weayer's call upon the members OF the
gTeenback party TO contribute one dollar each for
the support or his canyas. was issued some days
ego, buJ as yet there is Id report of his having
TO enlarge bis baggage facilities In order to
carry the noIIed contributions along with him.
Greenbackers are not as numerous as they used
10 be, and many or those who still cling TO the
party Will Lot, perhaps, consider the chances
or NeaVer's success worth dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
nor SAIF-DFsIRABL HOMES.
CHEAP-ON TIME-IOW INTEREST

FIur enurely new two-story and basement Brick
HOUSES, each containing seven we'l-lishted,
cheerful rooms, conveniently arranced. nice
bsthrocm Bnd water closet, stationary washtubs
range latrobe stoves. coal vault pantry china and
linen closets. clothes pres ses. hall. yestbule bay
WINDOW, and water.
The above are located at the corner of Washing
ton and Olive streets, Georgetown only one squire
tfom the line CT the Washington and GEORGETOWN
hne Both streets are nicely paved and shade trees
ospted Price OF the corner House So 50l,
and So. 0O0 each for the three adjoining Also
Eight two story and basement Brick HOUSES on
1--WE street each containing SIX rooms and bath
front south and are very neat and comfortable
h mes Price 81, $50 and 81 600.
This property is all well constructed and of ex-
ceiient material. Apply to
aug62w RIGGS 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
THE TRADES.

D0OKBINDING.
ID Tie public is respectfully informed that the
LfCETT B0OKBINDERY
le carried on as heretofore. The same excaIlent
worknen are employed. and the work Turned ont
VIII be In the superior style which has always been
o CHARACTERISTIC of the establishment ~
apps l0l2 Pennsvlvania ave, third floor
GIBSON BROTHERs,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
luz Pennsylvania ave.. Washington, D. q.
- Flne Printing specially. ianl8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
z ROPP's sALvE CURE,
0REA lest DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

6weling!. Bore Breasts. Cuts, Plea Bone Felona
SSriPdnhGSsss MuTgs Ringworms Neurals1.. Burma
aud Muscle AilInents Festers Uloerations Boils.
In L919haso Ocntracted Cords Strains and sprains.
such % Hoarsenese. Dphtheris, Group. Sore
Thro.t; scrofulous Ulcers. Min Leg. Assesses.
the best Salve ont for Oorns and Bunions. OhApped
Hands. Poieoninss Of al kinds. and many other
ailments subject 70 human nature, and Ii 10 A No.
for Calls. scratches and swellinsr on Horses.
.,SsYare Of limitations. None genuine without TIE
hand corner Of the label. Ask for KR0PPS SALvl
CURE, and take no other. For sale by al Drug
tei7. Sm. D''0 No. lOO3 street nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

During the fifteen years beginning In 1865
and ending With the present month, the United
States government has paid off s659, OOO,O 900 Of
its public debt, and has made reduction In the
annual interest account Of ST ,425 900. In other
words. In that period of time we have paid Of
more than p per cent OF our public debt, and
Lave reduced our interest account nearly 80 per
cent. The history Of the world does not fur
nish parallel for this exhibit, or, indeed, any
thing approaching IT. The recuperative powers
OF this great country are almost wonderful
Coming out of a four years civil war, which ap-
peared 10 exhaust every resource of the gov
eminent, In less than year the country was in
such condition that IL could begin to reduce
the debt created by that war. During the sea-
son OF business depression following the panic
OF 1873. the policy Of reducing the debt was
maintained without any relaxation, and. for
time. Ii strained the resources OF the country.
But, now, that we have passed the dark days
and hard times, and have got back to hard
money ard general prosperity the gradual
payment OF the debt can be continued without
the people feeling the burden OF taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

1t looks now as II the recent Alabama election
Is TO be made leading issue In the presidential
canvass. The republicans maintain that the
democratic victory was obtained by the grossest
frauds, and they have entered upon the work OF
demonstrating that In order TO show the people
Of the north how southern elections are carried.
The democrats declare that the election was en-.
TREY free and fair, and they have determined
Il Iresf nj evidence OF that fact This brings the
issue OF "a free ballot and a fair count" to the
'front.' early in the canvass, each party claiming
10 be the special and only champion OF that
great privilege OF free men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
FOR RENT AND SALK.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT.
1900 st ,10rs ,m.i. $50 2lts HIST. n W. 7s m is2I
l.52 Ps ave store b. IS 1910 n st. NV, 30
24ll Pa ave 16rs 40 1G2S 10th st i. Is
VOC 2uth ST. rs. m l. u. 80 72023ast n " Srs. m Is
9lZ 18th st.nw., SIS. % S14 22d st ", store Is
gil 18th st.p.w.. Is 24l9 stn.w. rs. L. 81
2l09 II ST. u. ". rs KS % zoos NJ ST u W. rs. 10
Snew bricks, 2SdSG % so 10lS 23d ST. W., RS 10
NO charge Will he made for advertising property.
money TO loan Ia sums to suit. list Of other prop
srty beth for sale ard rent including several GOOD
stores IN the west end. Can be seen 81 my Office.
W. K. WILCOX.
euelZ-Sm Corner 20th sni SITS. II W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
The SOuthern Census.

Tie accuracy and honesty OF the census emu
meTation in the southern states are being
question because OF the unexpected increase
OF population that is reported. The report has
gone out from Washington that the census
bureau, in connection with the President, Is
considering the question OF having the returns
revised or of taking some steps, at least, by
which tie accuracy OF the enumerators' reports
can be tested 1t is easy to see that If such a
preceding be entered upon the census author
fti6S VIII involve themselves In an almost end
less work OF TevisaI and TectifcatfOn. The
people OF ST. Louis, of Cincinnati. of Louis
Vile and numerous other large cities
lot to mention smaller places contend that
their respective cities have received gross In
justice III the enumeration of population. ST.
Louis protested so vigorously that an agent was
sent there TO make some investigation, but he
did not see the necessity Of a new count, and
the people are just as much dissatisfied as ever.
Beyond this inspection, however, the census
bureau apparently determined that nothing
could be done, though the letter carriers, under
direction Of the postmaster, claimed to have dis
covered about % goo persons who declared that
their names were not included In the enunera-
ton. Now, II census returns from any section
or LEGALITY are 10 be REVISED or tested because
OF political reasons or for any other cause. no
matter what ii may be, then must the census
authorities do as much for every city or town
which has any fair basis for complaint OF
lis enumeration. Il can easily be seen
what such course would involve.
IL would almost double the expense
OF the Census and would necessarily delay
the cCmplstion OF the work a year or two
beyond the time fixed When politics entered
into the selection OF census officers 1t vas pre-
dicted that fault would be found with the work
by both political parties, and this prediction Is
now verified. Democratic cities, like ST. Louis,
which had republican supervisors, complain
that their population was purposely cut down
In the returns for political reasons, and repub-
leans assert that democratic census officials
have made fraudulent returns In order to help
their party iii certain localities. When the
census shall have been completed and the re-
turns OF all its various branches are compared,
perhaps 1t will be discovered that there was lot
much ICON after ali for complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

The few attentions bestowed by the damo-
cIauc national convention upon the delegation
Vi women suffragists sent to Cincinnati have
ied the ladies to believe that they can obtain
M iui'Itr concessions from that party, and
they are out for Hancock and English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

WANTED-Everybodyt 70 try wagner's hand
w made unexoelled 1CK-CREAM, at SOC per
quart two quarts eoc,, three quartz Ssc., or eiI6
per gallon. st lols nth st- nv. Discount 70 de a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

PA II Il a / N 8.
STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, ma
Regardless of Cost. eSS2
MACK1NAW OASSANDRA, &~
Only 40 Cents
REAL LISLE THREAD GLOVES
3 and Buttons, Is Gents Pair.
LACE MITS AT COST,
Mrs. M. J. HUNTS,
}yA Nos. Gal and 623 ID It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
EDUCED PRICES!
SUMNER DRESS GOODS HALF
PRICE,
s OLA c E.

need any of such advertised merchandise they are
very apt 10 test the truth of the printed
matter 10y ISsPECTING the Goons. frequently
offered ut apparently UNHEARD OF VALUES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

EOR RENT-
Il THE CORCORAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE o. s. TREASURY, 10TH STREFr
Fine Stores Office Rooms-sinely or communicat-
tng-for Business Offices, Studios etc. Water and
Closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat
DARK rooms for storage. Inquire OF The Janitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

FOE RENT
iii d st. q. W, 10 rs, mod. imps. .S65 per
1919 II 81. u.W.s rOOHls..... gu per mo-
405 st. NV, 10 rooms. M. i......... $50 per mo-
42o and 427 Alb st. 10 rs, ca M. $40 per mo.
1913 P st. NV, rm brick, mod. i'm. $50 per mo-
1903 Il I. ave. NV, 10 nm brick. m. Inn. $50 per no.
lilo 18th st. q. W., 10 rm. brick. i'm. SO per mo
11l9 l. ave. n.w., Is rm brick, all i'm 126 per mo-
72S 18th st., 8 nm. brick, mod im...... 40 per mo-
Handsome Office Rooms lehman Building {"
New York ave., near q. 9. Treasury Department
THOE. ]. FISHER co.,
jel4 1928 r streetnw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
RICHARDSON'S LINENS.

RIcHAHDsoN's LINENS.
RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINENS.
PILLOW LINENS, AL widths and prices"
BaRNSLEY TABLE LINENS.
FRENCH DAMASK LINEN NAPKINS.
FRINGED DOYLIES. ''sll sizes"
BELGIAN LINEN SHEETINGS, ''all widths"
TRAY NAPKINS, LUNCH CLOTHS.
CLUNY LACE, TOWELS.
LINEN HUCkABACK TOWELS.
ders and Knottsd Fringe.
BATH TOWELS, RUSSIA TOWELS.
TURKkY-RED TABLE CLOTHS.
TURKEY RED DOYLIES.
RUSSIA CRASH, GLASS LINENS.
OUR CELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRTS open
either Front or Back.
ALL SCMMER DRESS GOODS-LAWNS GREN-
ADINkS, ORGANIZES, GINGHAMS AND
PERCALES-at greatly reduced prices"
EF"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED j.
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Penna. Ave-, cor 9th,t
Established In 1910. auzi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
LOST AND FOHNn

SIRAiED FROM No. 1915 RHODE IS LAND
- avenue one SCOTCH TERRIER -
.o ,S1 reward will be given if returned NIX
W Ine ABOVE number. aug1l-2ts -
OSI.Sesterdey afternoon. August 10, between
Owners name on it. Finder please return it to
III III W. MOSS, Adams Express, and receive re-.
""i"' augll-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

BOARDING.
1914 STREET NORTH VEST. NICE,.Y
PCHn,i6 and comfortably FUR NISHED
hCoMS, With good BOARD best location in the
SsS; Room and board for two. $50 to 500 Board
out LooLns- aug12-2Ws
LOB RENT-ROOMS. furnished or unfurnisbed
- at 3l4, BIG and 3Is Indiana ave- w Also
n III ciaSs BOARD. Sl5 per month. SARAH
ILAoLEh. jy27 24p
V1NHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS
Il with st-class Hotel Board, for S25 and S3a
per month house is well furnished: table frst
ciass, and coolest location in the city jy24. In
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, bl2 9th st. NV, is one
l. OF the cosiest and best conducted Boarding
Houses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo-
dated at reasonable terms. noyIg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

Our Mystery" SHIRT, at rs cents. unfinished,
is cheaper than We sold it when muslin and linen
Mas tcdg below present prices Our mystery"
SHIRT. finished, is the cheapest Shirt In the world
only W cents The Grown Diamond" SHIRT. I'm
fshed, 60 cents. Our LINEN COLLARS latest
styles at 81 80 per dozen, as good is usually
sold at e.. 80. Our silk NkCKWEAR beats the
world in quality and price Our SIX SCARF6, at
70 cents are as good IS any other house sells al 80
cents. Our 80 cent SOARfS are as good as rs sold
for q. - by the trade generally.
MEGINNISSs.
apSO HOOP street northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12

DHOF. LARROQUE, 1923 F st., rattve
Il French Instructor, graduate Of sorbonne Uni
Verslty, Parts. Private instruction In ali the Frsnoh
branches and niceties. Terms moderate Summer
Cissses- ap9- On;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
WANTS.

N9fffD-A WOMAN, to cook wash and iros :,
" at Ii4l 24th ct. NV. References required.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-24

Conrad's Dudwciser bottled beer is the
best beverage for nurses.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-24
THE FATAL INFLUENCE OF ONE
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN OVER
MEMS LIVES.
washington Letter Globe-Dcmocrat)

A most distressing affair recently oc-
CURED in the suicide of Captain Edward
Wright, sou of Judge "Jack" Wright,
who was recently convicted and fined
for his assault on Secretary Dclano, and
then graciously pardoncd by the Prcsl-
dent. Captain Wright was one of the
finest officers of the Ordnance Corps,
and his improvements and experiments
in his line had gained for him great
credit. Two years ago, he met at the
Arkansas Hot Springs the beautiful
Bessie Paschal, daughter of u noted
Texas lawyer, and divorced wife of
Frank Gassaway. A more fascinating
and lovely woman is seldom seen than
she, and after two weeks ac4nalnt-
ancc, they were married. Three months
ago, they were separated, and since
then Captain Wright had been de-
pressed and gloomy. After painful
interview with her last week, they part
ed finally, she winding her way to Phil
adclphia and fresh fortunes, and he
ending his unhappy life with a pistol
shot from his own hand. The career of
his wife has been something remarkable.
Seldom outside of novels and old me-
meirs do VIC know of Il woman cXcrting
such power over men by the mere spell
of beauty. Graybcards and callow youths
have wors|lpped her and grave politi
clans and professional men gone wild
As young lady, she was belle, and as
a lovely widow, she cxcrtcd a more po-
tent power. Don Cameron at one time
was announced as about to marry her,
and the list of his comrades is q long
one. A graceful and perfect figure,
great, sad, pathetic eyes, fine features
and a most lovely smile, first impress
one on seeing her, but the indescrib-
able charm, the strange fascination of
her ways, the witchcry and magic of
her are too cvanesccnt and intangible
for prose. Her beauty, her life, and her
fortunes would need the worldly, gush-
ing pen of "Ouida' to portray some sides
of it; for others, the profound analysis
of George Elliot could hardly suffice. As
q figure in the social world, she is des-
tined to rc-appear, and those who have
watched tho amazing incidents of her
life since she first entered Washington a
precocious young witch of sixteen will
not be surprised at any sequel.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-24
A WONDERFUL MAN WITH0U T
LIMBS.

Mr.. Kavanagh, the Irish member OF
Parliament, whose lack of arms and legs
is accompanied by q plentiful supply OF
brains, had in his youth very SORROW
full life. After the carly death OF his
father and mother, he was under the
control of his two elder brothers, who,
mortified by the strange defomity, arc
said to have secluded him in tho coun-
try from the sight of mankind. The
boy, full of intellectual zeal and manly
spirit, would not allow his mind to rest
or grow morbid; and, when after several
years, his brothers died, leaving u very
large estate to his guidance, he emerged
from his library rarely cult waited AMI
brilliant man, with u brain and will Sc
trained that it was very easy matter
for him to grasp practical life and Ut
fairs. So delightful are Mr.. Kavanash'S
intellectual and spiritual graccs that he
won for his wife q very beautiful and
charming woman. His children are all
bright and handsome, and he is greatly
beloved both by them and his tcnantry
In spite of his bodily misfortune Mr.
| Kavanash is a noted Nimrod, riding
after hounls-in q saddle which he him
self invcntcd-wlth the greatest energy
and daring.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-24

Home Bitters are endorsed by legion
of physicians and chemists.