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We have on mors than one occasion called
attention 10 the singular fact tina, people
who would give many dollar for a good
shAde-;ree before their doors. yet nsglec;
the very small cost tina, vill pro,ee; them
against the ravages Of horses for there is
and not from any inability Of trees 10 grow.
tina; We find trees almos; en;ir.l, absent
from the Oldest portions Of cities and towns
We have seen nany fine trees killed in this
way. and ~e have more than one now in
our minds eve that will in short time 90
in the same way unless AZ once protected.
A good shade tree IN front Of dwelling is
worth at least hundred dollars, and many
people would no, be depriv ed Of them for
anything like this price, for II takes half a
century 20 grow . new one. Yet those
out thought tha; il is damaging the tree,
and would hitch their own horse. 20
ano;her's tree under the same circumstances
There are only i~o ways III which one can
preserve the luxury Of shade trees before his
door IN the public streets, and that is frs,
BY the investment; Of 6 few dollar. in tree
guard. or tree protectors Of some Kind and
secondly by the universal spreading Of the
know ledge that the4ark is the life Of the
tree. II half way round j, is taken away,
the tree has only half the proper chance Of
getting food, and the next year succeeding
the loss II will no, grow well. The leaves
keep Of slckly tint all summer and fall
early in autumn. Besides this the growth
is proportiona;ely ~esk. When the bark j.
wholly taken Of in complete circle there Is
no more hope for the trees life. All con-
nec,ions With the roots are severed, so far as
long continuation Of life is concerned
These things are Of course known 70 ell in
telligen, readers; but experience shows how
few Others know them and We hope for the
good Of the whole Of US who enjoy stree,
trees, all our reader. who know these things
viii turn missionaries and teach those who
don't And 10 show tina, We practice VIA,
~eprsseh, the trees in front Of our premise.
now sbou; or nearly q foo, in diameter,
which have been protected by boxes from
the day they were planted, are about TO have
new boxes placed around them, the presen,
one showing signs Of decay Germdnsorn
Telegraph.
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4 COMPLICATED CASE.

S.,.,rA g. 20 Js.r. ss-h lsa vi,s isefs:..ss ss-
on. ao... IN Is. snrs. ,eaS e.
eoEsh. asthns bad As 20 be obliged 10 take rsneey
fer Eht before being able n. aose end sircr.
sat eoss;snt dEl psls Ia MY head. NJ heed "a.
81 unss 20 iai q esiafrh nisst~r 70 'rjafe ry
70 As sisat to clear and ry tAioas before eogia
sleep tssry u hcss dssresasng symrtons Aes eis
t.sposes H.ptc. Crhr W sesstas ,sfsify RESTORED
have as;hs sie sysnrtoEzs. eoagh. crcffi-ss
70 ID. thro.t no heAiseas. sas IN tV,ry uss better
tbaa have besa fer yssrx could feel thr esscts cf
the CrEH appetite. my kisnrys And. n feet.
every part q ny stem What has sesa so1e Ia III
CAS-. Wholly iAe eject Of the kAnrcAL Crny.
Nery respectfully. c. II. LAwISkSCk-
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2'etrp.


BY MARY \. BRADLEY.
The LADY Moon came down last night
She did. YOU incident doubt tt
A lovely lady dressed in white;
I'll tell you oil about IL.
They hurried Len and me to bed,
And aunty said, Now. maybe
That pretty moon up overhead
viii bring US down baby.
"You lie as quiet Is can be;
Perhaps you'll cateh her peeping
Between the window-bArs. TO see
IL all the folks are sleeping,
And then. II both Of YOU keep still,
And all the room Is SHADY.
She'll Goat scross the windo~-siil,
A bonnie white moon-lady.
across the sill. along the door,
You'll See her shining brightly,
Until sne comes to mothers door.
Aud then she'll vanish lightly.
But In the morning you viii Ind,
II nothing happens. maybe,
She's left U. sonnet hing nice behind
A beautiful stAr-bsby."
We didat jus; believe her then,
For suoiy's always chatting;
The tsles she tells to me and Len
Would make 700 die = laughing.
And y hen she went oct pretty soon,
Len said. That's supiy hutnming;
There amt bit OF isdy-mcoB.
Nor Any baby coming.
/ thought myself I; Wa ID,
And vet wasn't certain;
So kept quiet in the crib.
And peeped behind the curtain.
I didn't mean to sleep n wink
Ru; all without . waning.
dropped right oa-and don't VOC think,
/ never walked till morning.
Then there ~ss sun,y by nv bed.
And when climbed and kissed her.
She laughed and said, ~ gu sleepy-hesd!
You've got little sister.
What made you shut your eyes 20 soons
I've hsif mind TO scoid you.
For down sAe came. thst lady moon.
Exactly n told you!"
And truly X was not JOKE,
In spite OF Len's denying,
For jus, the very time she spoke
Ne heard the baby crying.
The way we Jumped and made . rush
For mothers room th.s minute.
Blu; sun;y stopped Us, crying Hush
Or elsc 700 shan't 60 in IT,"
And 20 we had to tiptos in,
And keep Us awful auie;
A II IL " - . mighty sin
To make Bit Of not.
But there was baby, anyhow.
The funniest little midget.
just wish YOU could peep in now,
And see her squirm and hdxet-
len SAWS he don't believe ifs true.
HE isn't .uch = bzby)
The moon had .urihinS to DO
18th bringing Us that baby.
But IL seems 10 mt its very clear,
As clear - running water
Las, night there was no baby here,
SO SOMETHING must have brought her :
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A late writer says MOS, farmers have
noticed shat, in fattening swine rapidly,
they appear weak in their hind legs and
sometimes lose the use Of them entirely. In
such cases we find tina; q small quantity Of
bone-meal mixed with their daily feed will
prevent weakness; and will strengthen the
animal so As to admit of the mos, rapid
forcing"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Too many are in the habit Of looking
away from the blessings they have to think
Of those they have not They snyrave their
deprivation and sorroxs on the rock, but
write their blessings on the sand or the
waves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Broom corn. says an exchange, is likely
q, no distant day to revolutionire the world.
A process has been discovered by which
the finest and most nutritious -four can be
made from the seed 10 the extent Of one
half weight, and leaves the other half val.
liable food for making beef and milk. The
average yield per acre is three hundred
bushels. and in many instances five hundred
bushels, or thirty thosand pounds have been
secured
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Weakness Of the stomach causes indiees-
ton. and in that state no one can have
good health. The peoples favorite Tonic
Bitter. purify u: blood ID and .s.. sS. t The
nine IL sysssa- TAis l1s-saving reaedy
i eavsgiesd n tAese eelunnA 3w3l
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth. Maine.

ORGANIZED MARCH 9Th, ls13.
NdONEi deposited NJ before the Isth iav OF
III March June. september ans December will
draw dI giienIs from the arsi same month.
biyidcnds on deposits payable twice a year
June and December.
Dividends a. soUu a. declared are added To the
prinei al, thus compromising tho Interest every
ak months
81 l hder the cTisttHE law ot thIs state all
deposits In >aFinsa bAnks. are exempt from III "
nirlpal taxation.
No rcturus Of names Of dsposiiors are required
to De made To- Nt,te or town authoritic- aud All
account ar. held BY thss Bank to be strickly ptt
yalC aud confidential.
Married w atnrH and persons under age can dc.
post inf ncy ia their vun names. thzt Il can
b. dfAS" .nly by ms mselEe> o LAstr order
Especial advantage. Afforded TO Executor
"uHfhiins trustees. anu others having in charge
trust funds
okoknE fAKCuER, Pre-ldcnt.
49, L. L, BuRRIL L. Treasurer.
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If the whole world should agree to
sepeak the truth, what an abridgment il
would make Of speech.
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IT esn be cured. Tserc Is sorst ssost H. Tie In
1 rssdi.t, r.aef sEorsei by s.syo.ps RApscAL
Crrn vor CArAHEH - hat q sliGtf evs4snce Of vAae
izsy follow y psiez, % tnis remedy Tue hasA.
isersssf matter thst h.s lodged In the nasal passAGce
Inflammation srstaed snd hesiei the eetise msmhso,
q aiESs OF the he I'd snsed and pvrfAe3
stuional'y its action 10 that Of rovesfal purifying
sgeuf- ccsiroyinx n is eoarse through the systsm
tie se<S po<so-. tie destructive aGess catarrhal
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THE AMERICAN, THURSDAY MAY a. $780,
IS n cvMslE9

nynOeK vAc have su4epsd ffom TIE vaYfoss ana eoo-
plssaseH forms q ei.~sse essnnsA b. CesarrA eal
have Tried phyoicans an1 without relief
OF cure suat the 10 sAs eonaiAcf
able snHiety. And veil tAsy 1tseoss tAss
cen be Hsnftoacd y universally prevalent and %
ds.trsetive to hsalih a. CAarrs eroseAsss. Asshna
the lungs follow. IN many tustArr~s 81 eupie
but neglected Cst.rrh- Other synpaakesae aaeetioea
OF smell ary be svffredto as minor bat nsvssths es
esfors rvsuits OF nrsiectei CstArre bad enough ta
thensevce. bot rothir9 vttf the daaRvf
ASecflouo Q{ nd k~t foliov
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Zach reekars eonsS6cs Dr. sanfards fErrcvsd Ia
hslES Tab, snd fs eir-esoas fof ne 70 AL eases
Price o. Torsas by eli vsolesals ass retail
aae es.ies ronkhesi the retst ssstes Ard casssa a.
WEEKS fDT1fR. Geaersl ArxE.A asd Whoiesais
rrrss.sss Eostor, AAas
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Daily Ia ami from Castine, Biuehill and Ell-
worth.
lotf l.. l.. LINCOLN, supt.
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Endorsed By Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify shss Mr. LAvyence parchsssd the
Radical CrEs OF me- and from time 10 time made
familiar Win h bt.isve his s,atsraens 70 BE ua
IN every pssscsiAr. JAS. 2. pELsp1.
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n foHosr'Hg Ac srors Hatcsaesf 20 the
TRssraHcr f'aas ssissiaHer Of HasacAnsrtls Of tAe
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DOth Aanaai Report ready fer
dtstr ,buttJa Gre~ so an, address

EE\J =. STEVENS. Prrsiicf.t.
JOSEPH VI ttfBHEN~. >rsretary
March l. iy.arl2
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BUCKSPIRf AND BANGOR RAILROAD.
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

ia Bangor with through train On r. 4 y \
Rly thence with BANGOR and Pi-rataquis and
y IN ,iay anil night trains on Maine Central.
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~ essvfui 70 call foe cosiIrs voir r. isss
yee Gst sOas worthless izaiis,.o= hoe ~ ell vhe.s
esd CanAess asi 81 wEIKs t-oTJER rrO3r.s.crs,
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RAILROADS.
OCn THE GREAT UOOn
ISSG GU, lPENNSYLKANIA ROUTE lSSU

l La T,Sy PPGHNSNNSYLxANIA ROUTE lSSU
Sn,,,, Double Track, Steel halls.
splende sifsFFs F Na NaT ss 5E ssga
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINdToN. from Depot.
corner Of Sixth and Bstreets. as follows:
to Httsbqrg and Sleeping Oar to Chicago: 10 40
s, m daily with it'll Psrlor Oar to Pttsburg and
LOUIS ana Chicago; TAO p. m. daily, with Pal
BAITfMoR hi AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
and the Sorts asi niat Except n san
Cars ans ense and SSs atfnss with
For Wihamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, ct 10 40
For New YORK and ae the sq Esaa 90 am1so and
9aS !; "a; On Sunday. as I'M; Limited Ell.
press q sn Pullman Parlor Cars. 80 m. daily.
For BrooklSp. n: y. all through trains connect at
r. ing double ferriase across New York city.
p: On sunday. $50 and s4s p r ana La ri q
For tBhp p@os ESQ ~ a. daily except
and 80, 4 20. 40. s SO. Z 10 and Is p. m.
Sn Sunday. 500. 10 40 am. $50. TAO and
For LSPe's Greek Line. 40 a. m. and 40 p m.
For Annapolis. 40 a. m. and 40 p m, daily. ex-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDrRloKsBuRG RAIL-
T MA1 ND p AnLE1XANDhIA AND WASHING
For Ale3andris, Z. TAO, g. IL m a 90. 30, rs.
and "a 80 2. IN. On Sunday at 7, 3 and IL a.
For Richmond and the South, a. m. daily. and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, G. g. 10
am II so. 8, 8. and .05 .. M, and IL mid
IA. ut On Sunday at and 10 q. M, and 05
IN.
Tickets. information, sleeping and pa.lor car &C
Communications can be procured at the ofices-north-
east corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and
at the depot where orders left for the check
ing of bae gage to destination from hotels and resi-
dences.
+. p. FARMER. Gene raj Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. Iny26
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"a A mule is no physician, but he well un-
derStandS the art OF heeling

SE mule Is no physician, but he well un-
deTstandS the art OF heeling.
eS What is girl without a bang!-Dansey.
son Sentinel. A most miserable, heart broken.
crestfallen creature, upon whom the SYM,
pathy OF the world should be most willingly
Showcred. o''
ss- The man who exploded with laugh pr
probably didn't know it was loaded
tE An watering places depend upon a float
Ing population
re The compositor who set up .Sl 900, In
stead OF $l0 GOO might have prevented his mis-.
take by little forth ought.
~ IL iS now rumored that Courtney and
Hanlan sawed Mr.. Soule's S. 900 In two.
IL Il have not yet perfected my illum,nar.
Ing apparatus, but you will lind my electric
phis an excellent thing for the lights, If not for
tie hver"-EdiSOn.
Sc When banks become unsteady. even the
depost0E u likely TO lose als balance.
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In a box.

saw them last night in box at the play
Old age and young youth side by side
You might know by the glasses that pointed that
way ~
That they were groom and bride;
And you hight have known. too, by the face of the
groom, - Wv
And the tilt of his head. and the grim
Little smile uf his lip, he was proud to presume
That We men were ali envying him.
Well, she was superb-an Elaine in the fac,.
A Godlva in figure and mieD,
With the arm ard the wrist of Parian "Grace"
And the high lifted brow of a Queen;
But thought, in the splendor of wealth and of
pride, -
And in all her young beauty might prize.
l should hardly be glad if she Sat by my side
With that faraway look in her eyes.
-IfldiaRd polls journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29
eogeREssMEB AID THEIR REsnEIuEs
ISf OF SENATORS.

W w., a: WneeleT, President, Riggs House.
AluSon, W. b., Iowa, liza Vermont ava
sh aiIeV T. B. Rsn r L Yo 1897 St NV
Baldwin, b. p, Mich, Arlington Hotel
Bayarq, Thomas F., Del, 14l5 Massachusetts, ave.
Beck, j. B.. KY. 1907 st. NV.
B1alr ); g. Maine ss 81 r 18th St Nv
Booth, Newton, CAL, COL 18th st. NV.
Brown, J. E.. Ga, National Hotel.
Bruce, B. K, Miss, eO9 M st. NV.
Butler, n. C., S. G, aio North Capitol st.
Call, Wilkinson. Fla, 1929 NJ st. NV.
Cameron. Angus. Wis, 1871 East Capitol st.
Carpenter. Matt r., Wis. sss Connecticut m ava
Cockrell F. NJ, Mo-, 1ss Pennsylvania ave. east.
Coke. Richard, Texas, 921 st. NV.
E6oRkn Bsy kasfHe h IL Rggs House
Davis H: G., W. Va. Arlington Hotel.
Dawes. 3. L, Mass. 14os K st. NV.
EEa eaton; W. w Conn, 1922 [ St. NV.
Farley, James r., Cal, Arlington Hotel
FerTy: T. w., Mich, National Hotel.
Garland, A. H., Ark. 51s I'd st. NV.
Gordon. j. B.. Ga. B st. NV.
Groome, j. B., Nd, 1925 st. NV.
Grover L. F., Oregon, 1915 L St NV.
Hamlin Hannibal: Me, Wizards Hotel
Hampton. Wade, S. C., 2os East Capitol st.
Harris. !. G., Tenn, sis nth St. NV:
Hereford Frank, w. Va, National Hotel
Hin, BENJAMIN H., Ca, Ills G st. NV.
Hun, N. p, Col, 1907 Massachusetts ave.
IL. W.
Ingalls, j. j.. Kansas 61l 18th ST. NV.
Johnston. j. W.. Va. COG 18th st, NV,
Jonas. b. F., La. 1929 NJ st. NV.
Jones, c. W.. Fla, 1116 st. NV.
zones, j. P. New, cor. n. J. ave. and st. sc.
Kellogg, W. T. La, Wizards Hotel
Herman, Francis, N. Y, 1912 N st. NV.
Ktrkwood, S. j., Iowa, 1874 10th St NV.
Lamar, L. Q. c., Miss, 9 ST. NV.
Logan, John A., ILL, sl2 18th st. NV.
McDOnald j. E.. Ind. 61O 14th st. NV.
Mcmillan, s. j. r. Mimi, 2ll North Capitol st.
Maxey, S. B., Tex, 413 4th st. NV.
Morgan. j. T.. Ala. 4O1 st. NV
Morrill,, j. s.. Vt. cor. Vermont ave. and M st.
Pandnck A. s. I, Ne d,, 1879 St nv.
Platt, o: e., Conn.,, Arlington Hotel
Plumb P. B., Kan, 1121 st. NV.
Pryor. Luke Ala. 11l6 st. nw
Randolph, T: F.. N. j., 1926 Massachusetts, ave-
Bansom, Matt W; n. G: s2e 18th St NV.
Salisbury, Eli, Del, COG 18th st.
Saunders, A., Nebraska, National Hotel.
Sharon, William, Nevada, Arlington Hotel
Slater Slater, J; H, Oregon, NJ ST. NV.
Thurman. A. G., Ohio, 1917 14th St NV.
Vance, 2. B.. N. c.. 525 9th st. NV.
Vest, G. g., Mo-, go 18th ST. NV.
voorhees,, D.W., Ind, 1921 | st. NV.
Walker, j. D., Ark, $40 Cd st. NV.
Wallace. W. A., Pa, Wizards Hotel.
Whyte, W. P, Md, Baltimore Maryland.
w, J: s., KY, Riggs House.
Window, William Mimi, ZIG Vermont ave.
WitherS. K. E., Va. Alexandria, Va
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
j. c. Burch, secretary, 1925 Vermont ave.
Il. j. Bright, Sergeant-at-armS. POI East Cap. st
Henry 4. Peyton. executive clerk, 613 18th q. W.
+. Z. Shober, Chief clerk, 521 10Th st. NV.
nc Bassett assistant doorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
W. T. McMichael, postmaster Metropolitan.
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AN EXPRESS TRAIN ON FIRE.-The Chicago
express train west was set on fire by a spark of
the locomotive Thursday morning, about 20
miles east of Harrisburg, Pa Under the tin roof
OF the third coach al spark lodged, and before the
fire was discovered bad made considerable head
way, and threatened the entire train with de-
struction. The fire could not be extinguished.
and the car was run into a siding to save the
rest OF the train. 1t was occupied by about
CONSERVATION prevailed. The Car, valued at
$4,000, was entirely destroyed, but none of the
passengers were injured.
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tFoR THE EVENING STAR.
BABY LOGIC.

Truth and precept and example
TRY in my boy TO instiD.
For tbs said child IL susceptible
Ts impressions for good and for ILL.,
That, like clay in the hands of the potter
You can mould and shape them ut WILL
Listen. my darling. to mamms,n
Bald to my Willie. Then
wove him the tale In baby talk
OF the king and his wicked man
Who cast the Lords prophet
Daniel into the lions den.
Ee listened with eager attention,
His baby eyes round as . dollar
'Did he put his head in re lions mouf,
An re lion did'n' swoller?
he did'n'i Zen re circus man
Tan beat him all to holler"
MAY Is. EV b.
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OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATEs

SENATE.
D. F. Murphy, 314 c ST. NV.
ASSISTANTS.
Thee. F. Shuey, 519 18th st. NV.
Edward V. Murphy, 419 End st. NV.
Henry j. GenSler, 427 st. NV.
X. S. Boswell, 126 c st. Sc.
HOUSE.
John j. McElhone, 1915 VT. ave,
William Blair Lord, Riggs House.
David Wolfe Brown, III Maryland ave. n.a
j. X. Edwards, Anacostia, d. C.
John q. White. SIG 18th st, NV.
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The GRAND LODGE of Good Templars, in ses-
sion at New York, Thursday passed resOiu-
ton heartily approving the action of President
and Mrs. Hayes In prohibiting the use of wines
at their receptions. and expressing the hope
lowed hereafter at the White House, but that
the practice viii be adopted by the rulers OF all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29

IL At the monthly meeting at Springfield.
Mass, OF the Printing Paper Makers Associa.
ton, II was voted to firmly maintain the pres
their product
sB-J. Il. Shaw, OF Dayton, Ohio, aged 81
years, student at Princeton College, commit
TED suicide at the University HOLel, In Prince
with razor.
tD The Boston Post cOmpositOrs struck on
account or difficulty with the foreman. Their
places were nlled, and the paper not delayed
Committees Of the Lehigh AMI Schuylk1u
Coai exchanges at Philadelphia have decided to
per ton. - ~~--'~
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WANDERINGs OF A BABY.-A girl only two
years old, the daughter OF Joseph Zeller. living
near Girard, Ohio, was missed on Tuesday even.
ing last. and the parents and host of friends
spent the whole night In an unavailing search.
she was discovered three-quarters of q mile
away, piucktng the grass and weeds In the bed
OF an Old canal. She seemed all right except
some scratches received while crawling. but had
sustained no other hurt from her allenight ex-
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N Paul Morrill,, naval oficer at San Fran.
cisco, and late proprietor OF the sacramento
Union, died Thursday.
az The body OF Frederick Emil Bremann, the
German baker In New York who on Thursday
night last cut bis wtfe's throat In nt Of jeai-
NTH throat cnt from ear TO ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29

A HORRIBLE SCENE occurred at horse race at
Upper Sandusky. Ohio last Saturday. A horse
called Sleepy Jake baked when half way around
the track, striking against post. which tnf1ict-
ed CHASTITY wound in his side, exposing the
distance OF forty rods, never slackening his
speed until they became entangled on q fence
that he attempted to leap over. The animal was
shot In mercy. His rider was thrown OF when
the horse baked, and was picked up tnsensible
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AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
National Route and Short Line To Tn a
North, Northwest, West,
aud Gnnt n

.ns shos. f Iihs & tn.
North .;.H HsSE nn,S: West,
LEAVE WASbfNGTOS' ~ ' p 'A'
o:Se an--Baitmore. Ellioott City and Way Sta
ssoa.m.-ttBaltmoreE Express
90 q .m.GBanmore, Annapolis and way. lPied-
si6 s.m.1toint e q Rocks and way stations.
90 a.m:-New York. Philadeiphia, Boston and
BsSihISre Express Psrlor car to New York and
st0a: m:-ton Sunday only-Baltmore Annapo-
9:lo a.m.-tst. Louis. Chicago, Columbus ana
at Point Of Rocks for Frederick and stations east Of
cinnat and Louisville daily Grafton to Sandusfy.
daily except Saturday.
burg, College, Beltsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
don, Jessup's and Hanover.
s5 pm .-tBslumore and Laurel Express
90 p.m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
50 p.m.-Baltimore and way stations. win.
chester. Frederick Hagerstown and way, via Relay
4 80 p. m.-Balhmors. BlAdensburg and Laurel
EXPRESS. Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
St p:m.--tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Haeers-
70 Point q Rocks and way stations only. " 00NoA'
40 p.m.-tBsltmore. Annapolis and Way Sta-
ions.
6:l0 Pm Chicago and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars t. Ohiesgo daily;
Stope at Badensburg and Laurel.
sos p.m--Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
P %-bAITT%oR "a x M st IaIskL rx
PRESS.
$50 p. m.-fRt. Louis Cincinnati ana Pttsburg
Exprese lPittsburg, except Sunday Sleeping
S:s5 NfBaitimole. Biadensburs and Laurel
Express.
l0:lb p. m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New York. and special sleeping car to Phis-
deiphiA.
tb.ily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
AN trains stop ct Relay Station.
For further tnformAdoQ apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofaces. Washington station and
SOS. 6l9 and Corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue.
checked and received at any point In the city.
W. n ClkMENTA Master Of Transportation.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Agent
G. 4. LORD. General Passenger Agent. nyl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29

To CLASSICAL STUDENT: "You ask II Atlas
supported the world, what supported Atlas?'
The question, dear sir, has often been asked.
but never, SO far as we are aware been sails
factortly answered. We have always been OF
the opinion that Atlas must have married q
rich wife, and got his support from her father
PTOf. D1nDPI,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29

CHURCH SECEssION.-A meeting was held at
Bennington, Vt, Thursday to take &C ton for
the cali OF a convention OF the M. f. churches
interested, to consider the transfer OF the west
ern vermont territory from the Troy conference
to the Vermont conference. A secession NAV be
the result - ~