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HAIF NORTH WITHOUT Foop.-At midnight
last Light Or. Tanner had tasted 1874. DAYS In
the afternoon he was driven 10 Central Park.
Durlrg the drive he drank six ounces OF water
Before returning he had six Grachms OF water
ana during The day he frequently munched
broken Ice. He appears 10 be weaker ana "a
evidently falling. When he retired at $50 his
pulse and temperature were al -. and his res
pnatloh =. a dynamometer. under the pres
sure OF his hand. registered 90:4g. SHOWING an
increasing weakness. Ills pulse has been as
high as 100, and fluctuateS constantly. He has
peeh restless and feYerish. and yesterday had
10 ask the assistance OF a watcher In draSSinr
III Is hot believed the doctor VII! be ia any dan
ger unless his temperature falls TO ~ or 90 I'm
Whlch case consultation VIII be had as 10 the
lest course 10 pursue.
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RAILROADS.

g SO EiS Is s9g4lASSSsSo
Double Track, Steel Rails
Splendid fESffffE5S Mf ESE E 9ss5
En- , corner Of sixth and Bstgeets. as follows;
ing osTs to ISu5syis sns Gh|o xs2 s 10 70
Il sfk Ts PfdSs Saf R RstsnsfS
s s1th Parlo &C.. Car to Watkins and the North at
Except sa na e& vein Paae n M daily
daigus and atkins.
For New York and the East. 500 am, 200 and
1oso Pm; , On Sunday, 1000 M Limited EI.
For I sTsS S S G,, through R trains
'nE double ferriage across New York City a'0'0
F. nI On sSngRSasy: 80 aad iSos g:a Limited
sunday 800 10 e sSO az .s sso sna 10 %
For Iopes Greek Line. 40 am. and LAO m.
For ANNAPOLIS, 40 a. M. and 40 p NJ. daily, ex.
cept Sunday.
AIEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-.
M MA9 AN " IA ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Ae1andria, Z. 7:2o Q. IL M, 20, $40, as,
SAND y ;So Pm. On Sunday at Z. and II q.
For Richmond and the South, Tam. daily. and
800 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6. 8, 10
an IL so. 8. 5. and :05 p. m, and II mid
night. On Sunday at and 10 m, and 8 :05
pm. ~ "
Tickets Information, sleeping and pa-lor car A.
commodations can be procured at the ces-north-
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylyania ayenue and
st the depot where orders be left for the check
Ing OF basgage to destination from hotels and resi-
dences.
l. P; FARMER. General Passenger AGENT.
PRANK THOMSON. General Managar mY26
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~ 4 Chicago woman is insane from grief
In shooting calelessly at target she killed her
sen.
H The experiment OF open-air theaters is
successful In Boston, where I'VE or them al the
various beaches are now Open with attractions
ranging from "Uncle Toms Cabin" TO "The
Pirates OF PenZance."
e the st; Louis policeman who dubbed a
man for replying when asked what he was
dolDg out late at night, Its none OF your busi-
ness. has paid a fine OF $50 and gone 90 the
peDitentiary for six months
EE some Woodchoppers at Canton, Ill. sent
10y TO the top OF tall tree, which they md
cut aimest through, TO sway IL In the direction
which they wished IL 10 fall The plan was
successful, except that six bones or the boy
were broken.
eF-William Parish was told by the Poor
master OF South Toledo, Ohio. that he must
take himself out OF the town before nlghtfall.
or he would be sent TO the workhouse. ''ITn do
II, ' said Parish, and he swallowed fatal dose
OF laudanum.
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DIED.

BERGMAN. On July l4th. 1850. LEROY II.
BFRRYNAr. Son Of Newton Berry man. q native Of
His fun. raj VIII take place from st. Doninic's
Church Friday morning, the 10th inst. at O'Clock
a. M to WI ieh hs relatives ans friends are re-
CAMPBELL. July I4th. lsSo, at his residence,
1zl2 18th street, in this city. JOHN ALLAN CAMP
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GATES. On July l2th, 1850, at s 80 p. m,
FLoRESCR REGINA, granddaughter Of William and
Sarah O. Gates. aged ten months and six dsyt.
Funeral from the residence Of the parents. 235
Masss cbusetts avenue northeast, al p m, Thurs
day, the 18th inst. Relatives and friends invited
HAGER; Attic residence of his son-in- law, J.
A. Grier. 239 Ashland avenue. Chicago, on We'd
GER, d. D., Chaplain .. s. Navy.
The remains Were taken to Sksneateles, N y,
for iDterment. california papers please copy.l'
JOHNSON. On July l3th, lsso. at 3e'clock p.
m, JULIA A. Johnson, in the SIXTY -feorth year
but for The last twenty Years resident Of this city,
after lingering and painful illness which she bore
Past her suffering past hes Ians-
Cease to weeI, Tor tears are vain;
To cali his loved one home to rsst
Funeral from the residence of her brother, Wal.
b northwest on Thursday. July 18th. at O'Clock
p: M. Friends and relatives are respectfully in
LEARY. On Monday, July II. 1880, q. O'Clock
TnSsssi Win tsEs place from he late residence.
day. the 18th in.tant. at O'Clock p m.
fPhiiadelphis papers please copy.l
MITCHELL. Tuesday, July Is, $780, at O'Clock
p. M, JOHN MITCHELL, after . long illness. in the
&c. epty eighth year Of his age.
Funeral win take place from Asbury NJ Z.
Church, corner 18th and X streets northwest
Thursday, July 18th. at 3 O'Clock 3. m. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
PORTER. At three o'clock on the morning of
July l., 1880, at her reeidepcein WILMINGTON. DEL
Mrs. Z. h. PORTER, late Miss Bette Goodrich, OF
tbs city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. q
sPBREF: Departed this life Tuesday. July Is.
1850. 1T so O'Clock p. m MARY EAUNCH, believed
wife OF William e. Stbree, aged thirty one years
and ten months.
Funeral feryice at Metropolitan Baptist Church
corner 9Th and streets northeast, Thursday, the
ly respectfully invited 10 attend.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Hancock and English.
TBEY ACCEPT THE NOMINATIONS

TBKY ACCEPT THE NOMINATIONS.
Gen. Hancockis reply on Governors Island
vised him of his nomination by the democratic
s as follows:
M. Chairman aud Gentlemen or The Commit
,et: appreciate the honor conferred upon me
Q! The democratic national convention lately
assembled In Cincinnati and thank you for
your courtesy 10 making that honor known 10
me- AS soon as the Importance OF the mat
ter permits, Will prepare and send 10 you a
FORMAL acceptance OF my nomination for the
orce OF The President OF the United states.
Those present were introduced to General
HANCOCK, who had d few words OF welcome for
each one or them. After few minutes spent
IN hand-shaking, General stockton turning 10
the Hon. William II. Ell glish Officially inf lrmed
him OF his nomination as candidate for me
vice presidency.
Mr.. English, in reply. spoke as follows:
M. Chairman ana Gentlemen OF the Com
nljttte:-As practical business man. not much
accustomed 10 indirection of action or circum-
lccution or speech, win say plainly ana in
lew words that accept the high trust which
You have rendered me with feelings OF pro-
FOUND gratitude, and that will at an early daie
ioflhallt ana In writing make the acceptance
Whlcn am informed is usual on such occasions.
10 oolng this fully realize the great RESPONSE
blhtS or the situation the care, turmoil anxiety
Misrepresentation and abuse which are certain
10 1ohow, and l understand thoroughly thai All
lhe resources and power OF our political foes
from all parts OF the land viii be concentrated
against us in Indiana, my native state, where
SIduu udltle Is 10 DC fought, and prob
ably the most important of all But there are
great occasions when the discharge OF high
parlotlc duties Is 10 be considered above all per
sOhai cn.iderationS, and shall not disregards
tne UNANIMOUS voice OF the Representatives OF
tEe majority OF the American people. which you
speak here To-day. Applause / am profoundly
grateIut for the high honor which has been con-
Ie1fed. and | have an abiding faith that with
The favor OF GOD and the people, we shall sue
coed In this contest.
The speaker was applauded at the conclusion
or his remarks and then followed another gene
1ai handshaking, after which the party again
boarded the Fletcher and left the island.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
reorganiZed at meeting in New York yeSter-
day AFTERNOON. The following are the members:
VIM. A. Wallace, j. E. Mcdonald. II. &. Davis,
Eppa Hunton, August Schell. j. c. s. Black
bum: W. b. Franklyn, August Belmont and ".
r WHITE. The headquarters viii be In this
Guy. they VIII cooperate with the national
committee. The democratic national commit
tee met last evening for discussion. and adj
JoQrned until to-day, when the executive COM
m1ttee viii be announced. They will then visit
AIr. Tilden.
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StfClDR OF A CEIMFAN NETERAS-A special
dhpaich 10 the New York World from Toledo
o., July IL, says: AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon
Thomas Bently, an Englishman, living on the
corner OF Van ard Eth streets. committed sui
ciGe by snooting himself through the head lie
Lad been drinking hard for seven weeks. For
eleven years be v as private In the Twenty
fist Scotch Fusileers, and during that time par
ticpated In the battles OF Balaklava. Sebasto-
POI aid hfnbourn, receiving for his bravery two
silver medals. lie leaves wife and four chill
diem.
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FOR MAIL LOCKS AND
KEYS
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !


WASHINGTON, L. c., June %, lSS0.}
In compliance with provision in the law en-
titled An act making appropriations for the ser
vice OF the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending june SO, 1881. and for other purposes,
approved June IL, 1850, requiring re advertise
ment for proposals for Mail Locks and Keys notice
Is hereby given that SEPARATE SEALED PRO-
HOshS Will be received at this Department until
~ O'CLOCK NOON, OF THE Cd DAY OF AUGUST
1SSp, tor furnishing five new and different kinds
OF LOCKS and Keys for the sole and exclusive use Of
the tnlted states mails, including, besides those
70 De used for mail bags, such are to be used on
the street letter boxes of the United States
AS Inc puonc exposure and searching examination
necessary to IL telligent bidding on any prescribed
model OF a lock and key would tend to impair If
not entirely destroy, the further utility of su CHI
Iocss and Keys for the purposes of the mails the
Postn aster General prescribes no models or sam
pies for bidders, but relies for selection on the
mechanical skill and Ingenuity which fair compe-
mon among inventors, hereby invited may develop
IN samples submitted by them.
PROPOSALS. with samples, will also be received at
the same time. for Safety Chains for Mail Keys.
. peclhcatons of conditions and requirements as
to proposals S, samples. kinds and quantities, con-
tracts. &c, as well as forms of proposal, viii be
furnished on application. by letter, to the Second
Assistant postmaster General. No proposal will be
considered unless it shall have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
forInity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posaIs. d. NJ KEY.
je24-1aw6w Postmaster General.
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The NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION began
us nineteenth annual session at ChataaQua "
L., yesterday. Prominent educators from all
parts OF the country are present. The principal
topics discussed were Industrial Education
opened 10y President +. r. White, OF Perdue
University, Lafay cite, Ind. Consul General Hit
spoke on 'Smiths Industrial School" To-day
Charles Francis Adams. OF Mass, VIII read
paper on 1.-The Development OF Supertntend-
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The ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF AGRycr-, r1rpv
has completed its tables for every county In the
state TO July !. They show that the aCrlcul-
tural pro0uct OF the state Will be larger This
Year IMAM ever before The acreage OF wheat is
20 per cent. greater than last year and the con-
ulllon OF The crop July 1, with slight exceptions
equal 10 that OF last year. The corn product
VIII about equal last years crop. Oats have IN
creased Is per cent, and hay is nearly doubled
The Irish and sweet potato crops are immense
All fruits re IN f1ne condition.
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BUFFALO AND "FRENCH DuKR.n-A French
man giving the name Of Edward Lefebre, who
arrived at BufIalo little over year ago and
elaine 10 be French duke, turns out TO be an
tnpostor. Lefebre, through the help OF his
newly made friends, was stocked In the Jew
e'ry business, and soon after received numerous
letters. purpOrtiDg to comefr France, which
sold at valuation OF ESQ OO0francs that 1t would
take an entire ship TO bring over his library,
silverware. &C. On the streogth OF these letters
he was enabled to swtndle parties In this city
500 to 81, 600. He also married his landlords
daughter ten days ago. He LEFT the city on the
9th Inst and, IL is supposed, went TO Canada
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ID, a rARNER DIsaTrKARs. AFTER DEEprNa Hrs
nv ~. n rhhIn TO His NrE-A special dispatch 10
20 nltaoelpIaa MINES nom Milford Pa .Iuly
49, EYE: News was received here this afternoon
a., S,euise Hayener, prosperous farmer living
s - ave re township. near Milford had sud-
Ush'y ana 10! seriously disappeartd IN annears
, ,na, eher ana his wife lived very unhanpiIy
WsttLer ara few days ago they concluded 10
SS ~ Mr. hasener accordingly decided an
hls real estate 10 his Wife keepinc for bS,nSSis
holhiig out his team OF horses ana one yas,on
atttf ali The business had been settled and tns
deeds executed Hayener iumped INFO bis ,a, sne
ara drove TO the house OF Antony Mine %bo
nNes rear Brink Pond" large inland lsle
lie told Kline that he intended remaininc therc
all night and fed his horses lie went 10 had
about O'Clock and has not been seen since In
me morning Mr.. Kline fed Haveuer's horses
and nnSlly called him 10 breakfast and reeeiv1
Ing no answer entered Hayener's bed room mt
he was not 10 be found, nor has he been seen
since. II is feared 10y his relatives that his do.
mtstic troubles Affected his brain and that
while labor1ng under III OF temporary Insanity
or nelancholia he committed suicide by drown
ing In Brink pond which is bu; short dis
tance from kline's house The pond will prob
ably be dragged In hopes OF recovering the
body.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE ON
NJ STREET. NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated May IL, "a
4. d: 1873. and duly recorded in Iiber No. fMr
Of the District Of Columbis. and by direction Of
the party secured thereby. will sell at public auc-
O'clock P: M, in front Of the premises, the west
part OF lot No q in square No. 13 fronting 81 feet
inches on NJ street, running back l3e feet, with
improvements thereon, consisting Of q Two-story
Frame Dwelling House.
and twelve months, with interest at seven per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust on property
$50 down on day of gale.
jy6-eod&ds q. L. SHERIFF, Trustee
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PRANEs OF THE LIGHTNING.-The house OF
ThcrGas Oakley, carpenter, on Lakeside ave-
nue. lear Park avenue, in Orange, Nd, was
struck 10y lightning during the thunder storm
on Sunday afternoon. The family were seated
In the parlor when they were startled by a rip
Pig. tearing sound, followed by a crash, a
plush light. and strong smell OF sulphur
None OF the family were injured. They ran out
doors. and then ii was discovered that three
iouiths OF the roof of the house, which is built
10 cottage style and quite low had been torn off,
The rafterS were splintered, and the ceiling,
floors and walls were blackened and cracked
several persons say that they saw the light
ming strike the house, rip the shingles up like
flash, dart about the building In Zig-zag flashes,
and finally gather into blush bali and disap-
pear through the window OF an adjoining house.
The window was shattered, but the occupants
OF the building did not see any lightning. Mr.,
Oakley s house was not set on fire by the cleo
trio current, but the woodwork was scorched in
several places. 1t appeared as though piece
OF red hot iron had been hastily drawn across
the boards. During heavy storm near Pat
erson, on Saturday night, about two miles from
the city, lightning bolt came down in the
shape OF mammoth ball OF fire, followed by a
trail of brilliant sparks like sky-rocket When
near the ground the bolt exploded With a deaf
enlng report.-N. Y. san, l3th.
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AN Iowa SHOOTING CAsE-At Lemars Iowa
sunday evening, Major c. j. {. Ball shot and
dangerously wouDded DR.. W. B. Porter the BAN
entering Tie neck under the ear and lodging In
The bones on the opposite side. Both are promt-
nent citizens The trouble originated In Ball
being the prosecuting attorney In a rape case In
which Porter was defendant. Ball claimed that
lave been shot HIMSELF Porter says he was
Lot armed, Which was corroborated by those
who picked him ul.
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FIF1EEN MISSING WITH SIxTEEN.-The disap-
pearaLce or Louisa Kempf. Is years old, OF No.
100 orchard street, and Frank j. Kurtger. I6
ported at police headquarters yesterday. The
girl. who Is the daughter OF saloon keeper
started on sunday morning to go TO church and
has lot yet returned home. About midnight
and reported that her son was also missing. Ii
was then suggested that the two children had
eioIed. ktmpr told the police that his daugh-
Ter had taken $40 OF his money. A general alarm
for their arrest was sent out for them.-N r
World 1871.
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lung FEVER AMONG MARYLAND CATTLE
Veterinary surgeon Lemay has made report
10 governor hamilton, OF Maryland IN Which
be states that The lung fever prevails among
the cattle III certain sections OF MaryIand par.
uoularly adlacentto Baltimore city, TO an extent
that is almost alarming.
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Hot WEATHER EAST AND WRsT.-Yesterday
was the hottest day Of the season In Cincinnati
the mercury indicating 80 degrees at the signal
ONCE, and 100 at various other places Seven
cases or suDStroke, three fatal. were reported.
Much cooler weather prevailed at st. Paul.
MINI, yesterday, with brisk breeze. Crop re-
ports from ali parts Of Minnesota are much
mere favorable. In Chicago the mercury ranged
from "a 10 100 over Il cases OF sunsIroke Were
reported, eight ratal and two Others are In a
critical condition. Thomas Tighne, a workman
Or the new Chicago court house, fell distance
OF ninety feet, and was crushed to DEATH IL is
supposed he was overcome by the heat. Ten
persons were overcome by the heat In New York
city yesterday, and two died.
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DIR. Won MOsCaZIsKEB

ORs VON MUSCHZ1SAEB
has now been long enough In Washington and &C.
complished sufficient in his profession to feel that
necessary. Hundreds OF the most distinguished
citizens OF Washington and vicinity have been
treated by him for the above maladies with great
success. Among them are numbered several mem
beers of Congress, both Senators and Representa-
dyes, many Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants and
Chiefs Of Departments. list of their names, with
testimonials kindly rendered him. can be examined
at his Offices. 619 18th street northwest, by those
interested. They will also willingly testify to those
desiring to personally inquire Of them.
Oficehours from s 80 g. m. to / D. M, from to
4, and from to DIM. jel4
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GOLD AND SILVER IN NEW YORK STATE
Cyrll ". Green, John Farrell and others have
nleo no'ice with the secretary or state OF
New York that they have discovered mines OF
gold and silver ore In the towns OF Northamn-
ton. Fulton county, Edinburg and Day, SARA
toga county, and Hope, Hamilton county, New
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JAMES MORTON Cor MARRIED clandestinely In
PittsbuIg and took his wife to Detroit, where
tEey Ead their first quarrel. In order TO
desert her, and then went away from the hotel
On the Following day he returned 10 find that
his plan had been most effective. Mrs. Morton
hso sw allowed morphine, and neither his la
mentations nor the doctors efforts CT uld save
her life,
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THE BODY OF neatly dressed man was found
Ia fish net bear Ocean Beach, n. j., yester-
cay. ON key-tag found on the body was the
ADDRESS: Joseph Buchanan, Ahnunciation
street. New OrloanS." lie was about 80 years
Old and had false teeth.
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BURGLARS entered Frank McMahon's store az
Loch Haven, Pa, between and O'Clock YES
telday morning. In the excitement after the
burglars had fled Mcmahon accIdently shot his
son IN the left breast. The boy was dangerous
~ hurt, but is 81 III alive.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs Fob FIHE-PROOF
AT CORNER OF nth AND sTREErs,

6OVERNMENT BUILDING ,
AT CORNER OF nth AND sTREErs,
WARRINGTON, July 9th. 1880
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals for
Fire proof Roof" and addressed to the under
signed. viii be received until ~ NJ OF THE 25TH
of bidderr for the entire work of putting
hre-proof roof on this building, in conformity to
desiring to propoee are invited to examine.
Bids from persons not experienced in such work,
best manner is not satisfactorily shown will not be
considered. and no assignment Of the contract to
be entered into will be recognized. bond satje-
factory to the Secretary of War will be reamired
from the bidder whose proposal may be accented.
and the right to reject any or all proposals is re-
served. JAMES FVEt ETU
jy12-6t Superintende Of the Rnilhins
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TODD Il HANDY. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
ON THE CONDUIT ROAD, ABOUT HALF 4
MILE BEYOND THE DRUVERS' REST
18th, 1879. recorded in Liber 92l folio 1863. f!H
Of the land records for District of Columbia, ~.
and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
VIII sel st public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, July 14TH, 1880, AT $50 O'CLOCK
Washington. called est. Phillip and Jacob, " being
the property of Zedekiah Thompson, and contain
ing four of land more or less. with ,taproye-
ments thereon.
Terms made known at sale.
ROBT. II. WARD, Trustee,
jy1 -eod&ds $50 AZ street n W.
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A BLACK GROOM AND A WHITE BRIDE.-A case
OF misce genatfon has taken place on the South
Side, Pittsburg, Which eliminated In a mar.
rage last week. The bride Is named Frances
ONeal, is 25 years OF age, and said TO be pre-
possessing and well-built. The groom is OF the
same age, and is as black, according to informa-
ton received. as the traditional Paddy's hat
The story goes that about four months ago Miss
ONeal became enamored OF the dusky swain.
ne looked upon her and found her OF agreeable
presence, and ere long they were-to use an ex-
preston peculiar TO the Section-"settin' up to-
gether." Since then he has been her regular
escort. To party, rout or ball. where one was,
she was insane. They argued, threatened.
coaXeo, but 1t was Of no use. That tndefinable
passion love had attained a foothoId I'm her
breast which defled The efforts or all aSsailants
They saw she was in earnest, and rising above
prejudice, said, Take her ana be HAPPY He
took her with pleasure, and a Bapti st minister
made them one flesh until the grave steps In
.tiOn TO divorce cOurt.-IihiL0. preSS
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Proposals for FueI.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
,WAsRINGToN. D. c., July 9th. 1880
seAe0 Proposals will be received at this office
until IL O'clock noon on the 18TH DAY OF July,
Iss0 Tor nishing the Fuel required for the fiscal
ear ending June 80, 1881. Specifications. blanks
and any required information will be supplied at
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
1t. Col. Corps of Engineers, q. A..
Jy9-6t In charge of Public Buildings and Grounds.