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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

HONORABLE RESERVATION--At a recent mar
rage in this vicinity the bride was young
damsel who had been great fiirt. When the
clergyman asked the usual question, who
gives this woman away" a young fellow pres
ent exclaimed. Il can, but Won't."-Hudson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

"ALDEEEeY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butte,
churned every morning. and delivered In q lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per ID. Also, cottag
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

SOLDIERS STONED BY MINERs.-The sheriff of
Jackson county. Ohio, reports to Gov. Foster
that, although matters are quiet among the
mixers at Coaltar, the troops have recently been
stoned While on picket, and he fears serious
trouble in case they are removed AT the Corn
ing coal mines, in Perry county, Ohio, a band OF
armed miners attempted to. drive the cclored
miners off, but were 1Tiven away. The situa.
tion there is critical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

Shas. Rode, German shipcarpenter on the
seamer Lady Lycett at BROOKLYN. N. v died
OF sthstroke saturday while at work
the thermometer ar Long Branch, N. J.. Yea.
terday, at p. M, Indicated 81 degrees, the high-
est there this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

'ROCGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It.
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs l6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

NATIONAL THEATER--The National Will be
opened this evening for the season " it'll the new
play, Deacon CTankett' by John Habbcrton.
The drama Is fun OF fun, but IS By no means all
light work. IL will be presented by cast of
well known actors, and Will be put on the stage
make the opening week at the National
very enjoyable one. In connection with
the opening of the National, it should
be stated that Manager Albaugh has
secured positive engagements during the
season, with the following stars and conbna-
tions:-Joseph Jefferson. inc. Mccullough,
lawrence Barrett, j. X. Emmett. Robson 4
Crane, The Great Hermann, F. S. Chanfrau,
Nat c. Goodwin {Weathersby Froliluesl, Mary
Anderson. Lolita Maggie Mitchell. Ada Caven-
dish. Kate Claxton, Agnes Robertson Mrs.
Dion BoUcicauIt). Emma Abbott English Opera
Soidene English opera Boufe Gilbert & Sulll-
vans Pirates OF Penzauce. Gilbert Il Sullivan'S
EvaBgeline Combination, Jarrett 4 Kice'5 Fun
on the Bristol, II. c. JarTetts Grand Produc-
ton from London OF Cinderella THE Tourists"
Col. Sims Golden Game" Willie Edouin's
.'SpaTks' Company. ktraIfys Grand Spectacu-
lar Around the World In 80 Days. and earn
croSS' Ministries.
FoBBS OPSRA HoUsE.-There viii be a new
House this week. Mrs. G.. c. Howard the
greatest OF all ToDseys, will enact that popular
role, anc the whole performance Will be by a
nne dramatic company. The Jubilee singing
viii De a special feature Of the production.
There VIII b3 100 singers, under thorough Or
gaDiZatiOn and training.
ROCKVILLE FAIR-The annual fair NJ Rock
vie. Md. VIII De held wednesday, Thursday
am friday OF this week. There is large ana
yari6d program for each day. Round trip
tickets NOM Washington. including admission
70 the faiT VIII b. 81. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

"BucHUPAB1A."-Quick, complete cure TO 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DR.. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold 10y all diuggists. sep1-wsm2m
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DIRECTORS this morning

THE NATIONAL FAIR DIRECTORS this morning
awarded the printing OF the paper on the Fair
grounds TO Mr. w. V. S. Wilson, and on going
over the premium list for cattle, added ID
classes 6 to II: For best herd bull and 5
COWS, or he1rerS over one year Old, $500" It
was reported from the correspondence that
there was every indication OF a better display
tLan last YEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

j. VI 4 X. COHEs, ,oGI IN street northwest.
ta S.. I noT9Sers sale this evening Attend With
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

OF sparroWS achieve drink from a pond in
way as ingenious as any man ever devised, and
II there was not observation, memory, reason
and putting this and that together in it, he
would like TO know why. The water was too
FAR from the sWampy margin Of the bank TO
allow them TO reach 1t, but weeds grew Tricky
along the edge. Four sparrows settled on one
OF these weeds, one above the other, and their
weight bent ii over halt way TO the water. A
fifth lighted further up and bent 1t further
down. Then sixth settled near the end and
the Whole stalk came down level with the sur
face, and they drank their fill without any diff
fculty or having to wade through the muddy
margin of the pond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DR. j. l. WOLP. dentist, has returned to the
city aid resume G practice.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST TIE INTRODUCTION OF
WILLOW FEYER--Jir. ToWnsheEd has made al
necessary arrangements for the interrogation
and Inspection OF tie schooner Emma J. Lewis
en route 10 this city from Havana or any o-hcr
yes Sci supposed 10 have yellow fever cases Oh
board lie has so arranged that should this or
aIy other vessel from The ports OF cuba or
South America pass the capeS in the day time
be Will Dc notified BY telegraph from the caoe5;
should the passage De made 10 the night the
towing company Will notify him OF the entrance
into the river OF such vessel
THE WHITE House DINNER SsRyICE.-We
have received from j. u. Botelar j sou d book
by HaYddnd u Co. for the Executive Mansion,
Which VIII De found Very interesting 10 those
IoLd OF ceramics. This beautiful dinner Ser
vice Is still On exhibition at Boteier'S.
DEEpS II FgE have been recorded as f1IloEs:
Dewitt G. Lawrence 20 W. VI. GAIT lot 2l So
$40 = c26- samuel Berry TO w. T. So!omo1
ir., let Il, Barry farm; $50: ". /. RraIahau ct
ington aqueduct: $. 500. Is. 5. Coudselinqn TO
jonathan buchanan, 2-l1th or an acre at inter-
sec ion OF the Rockville and military RotI ;
1890 George T. NeGhee TO Il. Qualis, par i.
se.i27; s.. H. ". Mann To David Clark. lot "a.
sue ST. l5s; 81 01O. H. Harmon 10 Margaret A.
LaTn.OD, lot 5, sd. sis; SEQ. 4. F. Barker to
Myrta Stage lot 81. SUB SCI. 296; 5000. Roger
Williams 10 w. Mayse. lot IL. 81. 246; $40.
James ii. Sayiile 10 j. g. Garland, Jr.. lot Iii,
~ 1913; 81 geo. X. D. Sprague To j. \. Main. lot
9, So SIC; S2,000. II. Pinkney TO NJ. Brown, ".
n II - suo. Pleasant Plains; s6i6. Geo. CoSte
70 j. D blaDknan. lot L. subs. Is 70 IS, 81. I59;
800: {. $. o'Hare TO Il. J. Moigan, pr. Chill
I'm Castle Manor; 5000. J. E. Chappell 10 Jas.
2. Rowe, pt. Fle,chaIl's Charcs; 1900. S. ca.
beites TO Rebel AIN Bettes, lot b, so. south Of
1855, wv - ~ ''~''' -
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CITY ITEMS.

LoDuLE'5 HEADACHE SPECIFIC i5 perfectly
harmless, cures headache almost insanity, 50
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

THE CHRISTIAN AT Work has coined two new
words. One Is ''SermOnette," supposed to NE IN
a little sermon, and the other is 'petit,onette,'
a short prayer. In this new gospel slang the
and the Lords prayer would be claSsed among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

''SHUsT LIKE VANDERBILT. "A patromaD in
the eastern part OF the city was the other day
called into grocery kept by German TO see Ii
he couldn't do something toward aiding the
grocer to collect an account against party VINO
had skipped out
:" You see, tells you all how it vhas," hogan
the grocer; "dot mans come here and says he
Wants leedle CREDIT, because he Works on
der railroad, und dey doant bay him of right
away. Dot vhaS all right, und trusted him
about forty toliar. Den WANTS to shut OF On
him, but he prings along man who says to me,
Hans, dish ish all right. Dis mans am regu.
lar Vanderbilt, only he doan' git his money
ye'.'
80 dot vas all right und gift him credit
some more until he owes me ninety dollar Den
m, hair pegins 10 shtand CUP. und dell5 him
must bat my cash. He pats me on der pack like
dis und says:
"'Hans. dis ish all right; 1 am shust like
Vanderbilt, und you shall be bald next week.
'Fhell, When next week comes aroundt he
had gone to Canada, und lose CATER hundred
toilar He says he vhaS ShuSt like Vanderbilt,
but doan' know Vanderbilt. When der poys
Say Vanderbilt *sh II a shoke ike pull down
your west und hardly effer who struck Pilly
Detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

From DIR. =. w. Hunter, Baltimore.
Having become familiar with C0tdit'S Lje6iq's
LIQUID Extract OF Beer and Tonic IRuje0rdt0r-
take pleasure in recommending it as an excel
lent preparation, combining as it does food aud
tonic In remarkable way. pro 1ucing go3t
blood, health ana strength. Sold by all drug
piStS and prOcerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New

yersey Avenue and G street.
MORNING. EVENING"
tphia. Bait 4 way. 90 fSt. Louis { Gin ex 25
IN. l. L Phila ex... 10 Bait. Anna Away. 80
Western express. 40 baltimore l. way. "a 90
Bit. & way stations 90 Baltimore way 20
Fred. L way stations. 8:25 n. Y. 4 Phila. ex.4 80
Bait. &Annap. eX....S:27 tBa!t Laurel ex. 8 100
baltimore express. g 80 Western accom-. :05
msrtiEsbnrg AVA sta9 As halt, Anna. & way 6:37
fBait. & way stats. 10 30 Staunton L Vs. Spr.
Baltimore express. IL 80 express. 20
tDaiiy. fBat. l. way.........7:5O
tSunday only. N Y. Il Phla. ex... 100
Other trains daily ex- Bait, Lau. EBlid'g. 9 30
cept Sunday. fWsstern express. 8 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

ROPE JUMrING.-As cooler weather approach
es, tue jumping rope will be more and more in
the hardS OF the girls. Properly used 1t Is not an
objectionable plaything. But children cannot
be TOO frequently cautioned against jumping
against time or competing to see who can jump
the greatest number OF times without stopping.
In an essay on popular customs and public
| health In the recently published annual report
OF The department. OF statistics OF Indiana, DR..
on the danger OF this practice. None, he
says, is more injurious: and in illustration
OF It's evil effects he mentions case OF real &C.
currence in that city. The patient, a girl OF
Twelve years, was dead when he reached the
house. He says, ION inquiry learned that she
had Jumped the rope at school, few days be.
fore, 500 times. Think OF 500 PUSHES OF blood
upon the little heart in quick succession! No
wonder had to make the certificate OF death.
.Emboli, or clot in the heart. caused By over
heat and jumping straight up 500 times" Not
only does this practice throw great and some
times killing strain upon the heart, but it often
causes serious injury TO the Joints OF the knees
ard hips and 10 the spine. The muscular and
mel vouS exhaustion due TO lOng-cOlttnued jump
Ing must also be Injurious
The Irish Royal College OF Surgeons has
lately severely cautioned its members against
having any communication with homp path
fists.
Presiding Elder walker OF the .WaUpaca dis
trtct Wisconsin, is u b. tried before MethO-
dust conference for alleged unmlniSterlal con-
duct
Mr.. d. Lowe writes to the London Times that
'since the resignation OF Gordon Pasha the
slave trade has recovered something OF its old
yigor." MI. Lowe has been for years In the
Egyptian service.
Nm. Barry, laborer living In South Brook
iyD, N: Y, while drunk Saturday night beat
MS wife so that she will probably die, his pro-
vocation being her refusal to give him money
20 get more liquor with. He has eldded the
police.
Half Scotland is owned by 20 persons
Ferguson Kealey, Of New York, went to q
fell into the water and was drowned
When an American Is abroad and is p,,zz,ed
about what TO order he fails back on ham and
eggs. ''- ""u
A careful traveller says that he rides In the
rear car of an express train ana In the for Wari
car OF slow train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

AfOOb hHAN. England ) cnlel OppOleut III
Aighanisl an, recently defeated by Gen. Roberts,
Is The seconu Of the i've sons OF the late Amer,
Sheer All. OF these only himself and eldest
brother 1a6oob, the eX-Ameer, now survive,
Ihlrd by disease. He has hitherto been little
more than ready tool in the hands of the
era " 1akoob. When the latter fled TO Herau
hiin, and used all lis influence to rally the He
a+t .ees IonDd has standard. YakOOb'5 reconcile
aeioh with his father subsequently recalled him
bo aouI Out Ayoob remained at Herat. where
NC aas ever since maintain I'd kind OF semi regal
f 49,, de Is Still in the prime OF life though
u ~, TO corpulence, and OF markedly unpr3-
neavy oul line, low, receding forehead and sma !,
, lining eve OF the genuine Asiattc despo.
WINE The coarse lines or his thick Tipped mouth
onOugh hall hidden by hugh black mustac he
are az SPECIALLY uDpleasing. He is said, however.
10 nave more Than once shown remarkable
courage, and bis popularity Is undoUbtedly
generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

RAN AWAY FROM HER MOTHER AND STEP
FATHkR-Detectiye Pointer last night took TO
Baltln ore an Italian girl named Mary Berretea
aged eighteen years, who left her mother and
step father on Tuesday OF week before last. The
family formerly resided In Washington, and the
girl was peddler of soap aud fancy articles.
She told Detective Pointer that she had gone
away because she would not stand the insults
of the men on the streets and in stores of whom
she as Obliged to solicit for custom at her oc-
cupatior.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

CAPT. a. ii. BO6ARDUs says: The Orange DOW
der made by the Lafiin Rand Powder com
pany is coarse grained, burns even, does NOT
TecGil much and shoots strong. F. p Nav &,
Co., Ga Pennsylvania avenue are the agents
fCY the company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

MRS. PARTINGTON and her son Ike it Is said
both use DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup for colds t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

q COUPLE OF rag pickers cropping along the
cutters discuss religion and politics. "Fjr my
part" says Ole, Il believe In neither priests
religion. nor churches. Napoleon did wrong TO
re- establish them" Eyes" said the other. ''but
such superstitutions are necessary for the
lower classes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DIX. j. l. W0LP. dentist, has returned TO the
city AID resumed practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
EOwsoN's superior ice cream. 81. Is a gal. Liz
eral discount TO dealers. 100 18th st.

BEATEN AND ROBBED OF HIS CLoTHING.-Tnts
morning In the Police Court, John Murphy a
was 6harged with vagrancy. Officer Llemen 5
testified that he had found this man early We: :
terday morning In the neighborhood OF ] am IS
creek canal with fr'ghtful cut On his forehel1
and all his clothing gone. MIR. Murphy stated
that he bad been knocked down and robbed OF
his clothing. The officer stated that Mr. MUIR
ply las latley been an inmate OF the poorhouse
hospital, and expressed desire to DE sent bacE;
TO the hospital, which was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

at its meeting Saturday evening, acted favor.
ably upon the invitation to compete for a cit.-
ZenS prize In a two mile four Dared race in the
first part of October next.
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They All Know.

Once in lifetime you meet a mar
who will admit that he doesn't know al
about a horse, but he may come around
next day and claim to have been tenn.
porarily insane when he made the adj
mission. As rule, every man knows
exactly what ails horse, whether any
thing ails him or not and can point out
a dozen instances where nature could
have improved on her work, no matter
how well she did it.
Yesterday horse which had been
looked over by the Fire Department
and rejected on account of size was tied
to post on Griswold Street. He was
as sound as a dollar, not even showing
wind-putf. Pretty soon along came
two lawyers and one of them re-
markell
4" Pity such nice animal as that is
foundered.
g Yes, and l can see that he is wind
broken to boot" was the ready re-
Spouse.
Then the cashier of bank halted and
took look at the horses teeth. He
was going away, when mail carrier
asked:
" How old do you call himf''
Some men might buy him for
twelve, out they couldn't fool me.
That horse will never see sixteen
again"
The best judges had called him six.
and his owner had proofs that he
wasn't month older. The mail carrier
felt of the animals ribs, rubbed his
spine and observed:
Hes got the bolts or I'm no Judge
of horses"
Then a merchant halted and surveyed
the horses legs, lifted its front feet,
pinched its knees and feelinglv said:
Been pretty good stopper in his
day, but he's gone to the crows now"
The next man was book-keeper 1t
took him about five minutes to make
up his mind that sweeny was the lead
ing ailment, although poll-evil, heaves
and CHAMBERS were present in bad
form.
"What is sweeny? queried an inno-
cent bootblack who had made up his
mind that the horse had liver CON-
plant.
"SweenyP" repeated the book
keeper look at the way he carries
his tail and learn what sweeny isl
80, no." put in another-sweeny af-
ects the eyes"
al guess not" said an inurance man;
Il guess sweeny affects the lungs"
"Lungs" cried a broker" you
mean the stomachr'
And they were jangling over it when
the owner of the horse came and led
him away.-DetrOu Free Press.
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Story Of a Somnamhnlist.

A citizen of North Turner Bridge, a
village in Maine, was aroused the other
night by his wife telling him a neigh
boris house was on fire, and begging
him to go and help put it out. He went
and did valiant volunteer fire depart
ment service, then came home and re-
turned to bed. The next morning he
remarked to his wife: II feel dread
fully. / am lame and feel completely
exhausted" well you may" said
the wife, g after working so hard at the
fire last night" What do you mean?"
said he. Why, the Starbird house
was burned last night, and you worked
like hero saving the other buildings"
He seemed surprised to hear it, went
out and took look over the premises
and came back. Z" Well, Marcia, the
buildings are surely gone, but 1 never
would have believed even you when you
say that went to that fire, if they were
not gone. l don't know thing about
it" 1t turned out that he was in state
of somnambulism all the time of his
brave action the night before.
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heavy shoe and it rolled down the hill.
Gita uttered a cry. The stone had COW
cred a hole at the rootof the olive-tree
where she sat, far away from the other
workers. In the hole she saw green
/ frog; she dropped on her knees to look
I at il more closely. Yes, it was green
/ frog. How did it come there? She
touched it with her fingers; the frog did
not move or croak. Then she took it
out carefully. The frog was one OF
those pasteboard boxes which appear
each year in the shop windows of Paris
for Easter presents, in company with
! fish, Holsters and shells.
Gita raised the lid. Inside were bank
! bills and lizard. She knew lizards very
well; they were always whisking over
the stone walls; but then those were of
a sober brown tint, while this one was
white until she lifted it, when it sparkled
like dewdrop. The lizard was an or
nament made of diamonds. Gita held
her breath and closed her eyes. She
believed herself asleep. Soon she rose,
took the box in her hand and crossing
the ravine began to climb the path to
the villa above.
As she reached the door pony-car-
riage drove up. A big servant with
many buttons on his coat told her to 60
away. Gita paused, holding the box.
The pale lady in the carriage, who was
wrapped in furs, motioned her to APP
proach. Quickly the girl ran forward
and held out the frog.
"Ifoqnd it in hole at the foot of the
olive tree" she explained. at must
belong to this house,
The lady took the box and opened it,
emptying the contents on her lap.
There lay the diamond lizard and the
roll of French bank notes.
"You see that Pierre was a dishonest
servant, although nothing was found on
him." said the lady to those about her.
- He must have hidden this box in the
olive grove to return from Nice later
and find it."
Gita listened with her mouth and
eyes wide open. The lady looked at
her and smiled.
"You are a good girl" she said.
Then she selected one of the bills and
gave it to Gita 1t was a note of one
lIdnISs
"Now l can marry Raphaelr' she
cried.
Raphael was standing beside grand
mothers chestnut-rOaster when both
saw Gita running toward them, her
cheeks red and her eyes flashing like
stars. She had to tell all about the
frog, not only to them but to the neigh
bors. As for grandmother, she could
not hear the story often enough. When
she had been lemon girl no such luck
had befallen her.
"Who would have thought of find
ing a wedding dowry in frog?"
laughed Raphael.
Gita and Raphael are soon to be mar
ried in the yellow church on the hill.
The olive-pickers in the grove seek for
something beside the dark berries; they
hope to find green frog under stone
containing money and diamond lizard;
but this will never again happen. -
Virginia W. johnson, IN Harper'S Young
People.
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ALANEYT F0R SUK.nER

Weep, Mother Nature, weep;
summer il dead.
Bee there she lies in her shroud of flowers.
Dropping her sun-crOwned head;
While the Past Hours
hneel, all weeping round her fiowery bed
Blow gently, Autumn Winds;
sigh soft and low;
Summer only knew Zephyr's balmy breath;
Bat she that loved him so
Now lies in death.
Sing ye her dirge-but sing it soft and low.
Mourn, o ye Dryads mournl
Your woods are bare.
The gracious Summer with her sunny light
No more will finger there.
Her spirit bright
Has spread her wings and vanished into air.
Soft fall, ye Autumn Rainsl
Summer has He'd;
Fall gently on her fair and fragrant face,
AS tears from heaven shed.
Lost is her grace;
Then weeping, fall on the beloved Dead. ,
-ChGmbeTs' Journal.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !,
are warranted to cure Gonorrh9a, elect,
Cordee, Structure, diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males and
females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is a sure REM
edy for Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caused
by self-abuse or excessive indulgence.
Price Of DIR. Hunters Specific 3 per bottle;
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express.
North Seventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed,
or money refunded.
fT-Dr. Dinsbeer will treat all chronic
diseases and furnish medicine for less money
than any other physician in St. Louis.
Write or call.
For sale at Coley's Drug Store, Milan,
Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-18

The work of printing John Eliot's
translation of the Bible into the Indian
language was done by an Indian lad
named James. Some of his descendants
were living at Grafton, Mass, in the
earlier part of this century. They were
surnamed Printer.