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National Republican., 1880-04-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Doube-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NoRTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
To take effect
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 100 p, M.
LeaYn WnahInptnn,

AN. Leave Washington;
SS9-BN2l@tWoTe @ yo EIcp CITY and Wy Stations
TON EXPRESS on sundays to Baltimore only.
Breakfast ut Relay station.
6;50-Baltmore, Annapolis. and Way. (Pedmont
strasburg. winchester Hagerstown, Frederick,
sOO"tBAIGfi@icoRRiEe'1 H Gffi sic Rie'S 1SAD LAUREL EXPRESS.
s:lO-Po!nt Of Rocks. Piedmont, StTasburg, Wnchcs-
sas New YoRK, PHI PT1GxDEIPMfA T BOSTON,
AND BALTIMoRE EMPRESS. Parlor Car to
ssSsr Toufs 10 fu cHIGX6eo. fcnInGgStedI COLUMBUS AND
own aud vaSy hPhbS Branch Eeqeopt snnSsy
Through car to staunton, Pullman Cars to Gin.
Slnnatl daily. Grafton to sandusky daily except
ooo-sunday only.-nnltlmore, Annapolis, and Way,
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis juno
tion. Jessups and Hanover
i$:l9-14glmSre, 2 ,T annapolis E!Ic0tt City and Way.
l:s5-tOn SUNDAY onlv--BaItmore and wAv.
REL EXPRESS. Frederick. via Relay. stops
at AbInnsp9t%s % % JTncten lsl,,,o, 11ooo..,,, v,r
% 9Gs Rock eRa and X Sy Station sisoas Oay 9n sunday to Point
5;s0rrttPHThHbEIPTfX' SoKFSLk: AND BAL BAL
boat St carton stops sf Biadensburs ana Laurel.
Gt5-tB9li.moTe lg gRd Way stations ,,1 rxpDrsz
7stcHIcASS6v iIt ltS vIS CokTSbus AND pITrsBgRa
EAPREss Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
a45 tMEW YORK Hi La DEhPIIA AND BAL;
TIMORll EXPRESS Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car 10 Philadelphla- - -
GSOa-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
tDRlly. ,sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All Trains stop ut Relay Station.
Ohio ticket ito WaShSEtoh Station and Sts Go
and 1851 Pennsylyania ayenue-where orders will be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received at any
point in the city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent,
GEO. s. KO0NTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

SOUTHERN Democrats seem to be quite
relieved by the Straightout victory in the
Virginia Republican convention. The Ra-
leigh OJscrrc' says: "Nothiug could make
Gus feel more comfortable than toknow that
"the plans of fMAHoNEin Virginia have failed
ito meet with success"
National Republican., 1880-04-26

ONE North Carolina colored family is
determined to rise in the world. 1t was
represented in Newbern last week by two
girls, aged sixteen and seventeen years, each
barely under seven feet high. Their mother
is seven feet four inches.
National Republican., 1880-04-26
1879 GREAT 1875

no THE S5FTf RFNNfYIYANIA WfsN AR6 RqUTE 4T5rrw,sr
SPLENDID SCENERY HGtkSSHHdNIFIcENr tkSH EQUIP
TRAINS Leave WAsHING'foN from Depot. cor
- ner Of sixth and 4 streets as follows; an. .,
For pttsoqrg & and the West 1910 m; daily With
Pitlsburg TO CINCINNATI 81. Louis, and Chicago
+Oc N 63sRy VIII p5S PHeSs Car S@ g GhSsgon
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the Norlh at q; m daily. e1eept SUNDAY
70 Csnandaisua. For Williamsiport, Lock XIII Haven,
g, ana Emu o, at lOiO o. IN daily except sunday
For Kew York and the East, $40 l;aOHnd 0;I5 p.
Limited Express OF Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 a. m.
=, daily. except Sunday.
afOrding direct transfer TO Fulton street, evod-
For Philadelphla $40 a. 1890, $50 and O45 p. m.
, On. sunday, $3.50 and 9i5 n. m.
@'isa oT ssmors @ O M S Ssy % snadqy sna 49, m
40 $3.50, 7lO and l;i5 p. m. On sunday, 1910 a,
or m RoSs Ss% 5Io rso9 ana & 10 3 m and Apo H. m so,lv
OK AMI AFTER APRIL 7, 1880;
For Annspolis. 0OO a. m. aud 400 D. m daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY A, AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria Z, 7;2o, Q. IL a. M 40 $40 625
and 1880 D. M On Sunday, Z, . ana II a. rn.' and
For Rchmond and the South, ZOO a. m. daily and
- $40 y. IN daily, except sunday.
m, 1900 3, 0, 4, and W D. m. ana " midnight
..onsunduy Ht aud 10 a, m. and 9iO5 p NJ.
oommOdations can be procured at the onices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vaula avenue ana at the depot whore orders can De
lel for the checking or baggage 10 destination from
u. p FARM ER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-04-26
ROBINSON'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For and Delivered to any part Of
the city; also taken to or nom railroads aud steam
boats for 2i cents per trunk, Small packages 10 cents
each No charge for delivering to rooms. Send or
ders by mail messenger to await arrival OF trains
or boats, care Of either
MAIN OFFICE, 7f FIFTEENTH ST.
so Il STREETN, W. lil8 FOURTEENTH ST.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

WE learn that letter from General
LoNGsTREET has heen received in this city
which states that General GRANT has
twelve of the Georgia delegation certainly,
with a fair chance of others. Other advices
state that thirteen of the delegates are posi-
lively for General GRANT.
National Republican., 1880-04-26
N11gys CnKYsoLIrE SILVER MINING co.
% IL. LLuL MN A.mL- AnIll Do lasn.

No. lis BRoADwAY, NEw NonH, April ~, lss0.C
The Board OF Trustees have this dar declared
monthly DIVIDEND no. g. OF ONE PER CENT
on the TEN MILLION DOLLARS Si0OOOO0) cap
ital stt ok Of this company amounting to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS OlOO,OOJ), or FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE, out of the net earnings, pay
nbe nt the once Of the company on the 27th Of April
Transfer books will close at the Central Trust Com
pany April y and reopen April %.
ap23-igt DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary,
National Republican., 1880-04-26

Having sold tho right of my patent, No. 2250Oi
granted 22d OF March, 1880, for our Boss BILL AND
LITTER WRITER, 10 George O. White, formerly
bookkeeper Of Frank Hume, will have In short
time ono ready, Improved on said patent and much
superior, ...,r
mar3l.1m $50 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

Mr.. GLADSTONE kissed the hand of the
Queen upon being appointed Chancellor of
the Exchequer Fancy JOIN SHERMAN
kissing the hand of President HAYES upon
being made Secretary of the Treasury
National Republican., 1880-04-26

THERE is class of men whoare unhappy
unless they can disapprOye Of something.
They disapprove of GRANT, also Of BLAINE,
also of SHERMAN. In State Affairs they dis
approve of whoever leads-CoNKL1NG, in
New York; CAMERON, of Pennsylvania;
LOGAN, of Illinois, CARPENTER, in Wiscon-
sin.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

If the statements of u. L. W." in the
New York Tribune are to be credited, Sen
atOr BLAINE has ceased to be n free and in
dependent man. In other words, if he
wanted the Vico-Presidency his friends
would positively refuse to permit it,"
Heretofore the Senator has been regarded
rs q free and independent citizen.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

THE 81. Nicholas for May opens with an i'm
portant talk with girls and their mothers, by
Washington GLADDEN., and contains the first
installmont of Noah Brooks now serial for
boys, "Topsy.Turvys Dream" etc, making up
a very interesting number
National Republican., 1880-04-26
-erdaY snid

THE Gazette of yesterday said:
There is only one thing to prevent the cleo
tion of Democratic President this fall, and
that is n want of votes.
There was more of the article, but in
view of the sufIiciency of the opening SEN
sence what followed was superluous.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

"BUCKLER OF THE NORTH" is the Swed-
ish for NoRpENsKJoLD.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

CORPORAL CADET FRANK B. AHDRUs
testifies that he would rather be reduced to
the ranks than to be obliged to fall in"
with Cadet WHITAKER. Perhaps if AN
DRUs had then been reduced to the ranks
of private citizen, the result would have
been beneficial to the Academy, and no
loss TO the army of the future.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

GENERAL LIE FEvRE is on the war-path
for denomination and has a Mr.. w. D.
HILL for competitor. In referring to
this contest, the Columbus State Journal
says:
1t will not do for this descendant of noble
men and gentlemen for twenty generations
to rely wholly upon his shape to beat w. u.
HILL for the nomination. HILL knows all of
the boys in the district. LIE FEvRE may be a
favorte with tho girls, but the girls don't
vote. If LIE FEyRE relies upon roses and ferns
to beat the great ship canal he will likely dis
cover his mistake when HILL carries Off the
nomination.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

GENERAL GRANT has already standing to
his credit at least $50 votes in the Conven-
tion, and the dance is not fully opened yet.
If everybody will keep cool aud let the
people solve this problem, all will be we'll.
If a majority of the Republican party do
not want General GRANT, we stand with
that majority when it shall have spoken,
National Republican., 1880-04-26
NPECIAL NOTICES.

n-Bs NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GER
~ uhcate No. az for one share Of stock IN the
Metropolitan Railroad Company has been lost or
mislaid, and that application has been made for a
duplicate OF the same Any person having posses
sion OF any claim to the said certificate viii please
make the same known TO the secretary, otherwise u
duplicate thereof will be issued ap2G-ltf
National Republican., 1880-04-26

WHATEVER is said of Delegate DowNEY
and his poem, it must be admitted that he
is a shrewd advertiser and has an eye to
business, as the following advertisement
will show
r~,5Js DELEGATE DOWNEY's POEM, "Thc I'm.
s-z' murtals" in pamphlet form. Price 2j cents.
Mailed or delivered. Dealers supplied. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention, etc.
AS the expenses of Congressman at the
Capital generally exceed his salary, it
might be a good plan for other Congress
men of a literary turn of mind to copyright
their efforts, and obtain a royalty from
their sale.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

The New York Tribune asks: If strong
"man is not needed why have q third
"term ?" That is fair enough query, and
it is easily answered. The people will not
have third term" unless the majority so
desire and determine, and if they shall so
desire and determine then that is sufficient
reason for it being done. The Tribune
chafes itself needlessly in chasing this igniS
fatuus.
National Republican., 1880-04-26
To the Deaf.

l bave been very deaf In both ears, so much so
that sometimes persons obliged 10 hold written
intercourse with me. also suffered nom intolerabe
noises in my head and from Catarrh. -Four months
ago applied 10 Or. Won Moschzlsker, at 6l0 Nine
teenth street northwest Who after careful eNamina.
could 10 restored placed myself under his care; he
attended me faithfully and g my OWE surprise aud
that OF my friends and OF the various societies TO
which belonged, my hearing Is restored TO me. All
symptomB OF catarr and noises IN the head have dis
nppeared and his success In my case has exceeded
MY most sangune expectations. My gratitude Is be-
yond expression. .
FRANK GiIER, llis Seventh street northwest,
National Republican., 1880-04-26
AHIURENIENTS.


NATtoNAL THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA
PsT ATrSAnASSB C9P sJ 9NE MFE EEr qSLT *
MIR. MAURICE GRAU's
GREAT FRENCH OPERA COMPANY OF
80 ARTISTS, so
and including
,,,,,, MILE, PAoLA-M MARIE. ,,-,,ptv
MILE. LEROUN- -BOUVARD, MILE. Angelic
MoND&SSYa EvESfSSi 81 .jfSfSSL April %,
LA FILLE DE MME. RNGOT,
n, ,,p With With phenomenal e3s4 INCLUDING =, ,prr
Mile. IA Nc i't.E. ANGELii
NJ CAPOU ......as.........".,ANGE PIlOO
Tuesday evening, April AllgNoN
We9neslay Matlnee...... .Ii fhi M u ~ itf SSE
Thnrsdaya..... a..' lis PosTiLioS bE IoNj MilAU
satn1SaS s5laS NMshl Mn;;Ssc Li niti AE n5FfA
Saturday Night. -. CLoCHEs DE CoRNEVILLE
.o.a..., =, EvENiNG PRICES; um
Dress-C Circle al mission
ess-Iirce q S5'S9 ~
orchestraCirce (rcservedj ..."sib0
Private iioxes and sis
sfEGiX'Ef MXfiES,EEE PRi.iiCEs''
Seats and opera books for sale at the theatre np26
FoRD's. DoARDlNe SCHOOL
when the enthusiastic audience is sa-shouting,
Is Rshouting'
WEEK OF APRIL 20.
MINNIE PALMIsRS BOARDING SCHOOL.
MINNIE PALMEIvs BOARDING SCHOOL.
Miss MIR.
Minnie Palmer. w. j. Scanlan.
"a Teachers Lot ia Not a Happy One"
BOARDING SCHOOL MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
L1dies 10 Dress. ciye,e al Matinee. 20 cents.
Inc most realistic photograph OF the tricks and
Jokes played by scholars unsuspecung teacher
bring iorh laugh amer laugh from the rising 70 The
fall OF the curtain.
NEXT WEEK-Fraichs English opera CbnpduV "a
Ginec's sparkling CbHuc OuCiu, IIfE EROYAL MILDLY.
q VERY MttNN MARINER.
sale of seats now open.
National Republican., 1880-04-26
DR.. Won MOSCHZISKER'S

REPUTATION is now fully established. lie has al
ready accom- pshed sufficient To satisfy the most bkep
tcul that advertising with HIM Is mere medium to
call attention the diseases specially treated by him.
and the amount Of his SUCCESS IN THEM.
DIR. VON MOSCIlIlSKEt car without egotism
state that he Is t best known CIALISr through
out the Northern aud Eastern States. Having re-
treated with great success the best known public men
iu 1 lp
National Republican., 1880-04-26
A stray Pln-Feather from Pegasus.

IIThL VIC 30 up Upl Wp
And then we go down, down, downy.
Oh, DowEEY when, on Muses. wing,
Thy soaring fancios rise aoft,
May not this truth contain the sting
That the word "downy" meaneth soft"
JERRY
National Republican., 1880-04-26
From Senator Voorhees,.

thank You very sincerely for the relief l received
from your treatment Of my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired the result of un excessively severe
cold d. W. VOORHEES,
National Republican., 1880-04-26
EDUCATIONAL.

LESSONS IN ELOCUTION
EDWARD G. OWNSEND,
At No. Ill5 Ninth street northwest
AIr Townsend can be engaged for Readings at q
moderate charge de29tl
National Republican., 1880-04-26

THE sequel of the DE YouNG-KALLocH
difficulty is tragical enough. In the first
place, DE Young assailed the memory of
KALLocu's dead father, Then KALLoCH
retorted upon DE YoUNG's mother. This
was followed ly the shooting of KALLocn
by DE Young, and now KALLoCH's son
shoots DE YOUNG and kills him. Thus
ends an emeae alike dsgraceful to all
paTtieg
National Republican., 1880-04-26
National brass WORKS, " Washi%ngion. %

DEAR SIR; by the advice OF Senator Voorhees, /
placed myself under your treatment for case OF
throat disease aud nasal cniarrh. 1 have reason to
be entirely satisfied with tie result of your skill and
you are at liberty to refer "ny one 70 ms.
O. II, DAVIDGE
Chief of tho Redemption Division u S. Treasury
National Republican., 1880-04-26
Restoration of Hearing.

Dr. Won Mosch2lskers treatment in my cNse-ca-
tarrh aud deafness proved perfect success. 1 think
il hut lust triluIe 10 him 10 make II known to all
WHO need his medical services that have the utmost
confidence in his professional abilities.
THOMAS SOAlERVILLE
National Republican., 1880-04-26

THE plowing Of little strip of bottom
land on the White river precipitated the
murder Of MEEKER and the Ute war That
war, with its one massacre and its solitary
battle, has cost in money already more ,han
million Of dollars, to say nothing Of the
lives. II is possible that an outbreak could
have been prevented if it had not been Il
part Of "our Indian policy" that a particular
piece of White.riyer botlom-land should be
plowcd on n particular day And now
comes Mr. Agent MILES, in charge Of the
National Republican., 1880-04-26
- IITTr.r CHrrF MINING COMpANY,
'11sTo WRITER'S FOR THE PRESS, PRI-
~ NATE CORRE- -pONDENlS AND
OTHERS.

The subscriber IN nd nion to tho prosecution OF
business before the Departments of the Government
having had long Journalistic experience is prepared
to revise or prepare manuscript for the press, ana
read proof He would also advise In matters OF pr-
vate correspondence and have letters NOES or any
thing else written or copied, either IN male or female
hand, ns may he required All uu4er The Sc al OF m
iiGenCe. Fees reasonable. l., a. GOBRIGHT,
Hpl6u Office t4.T + street uOrtuweBt.
National Republican., 1880-04-26

SENATOR BLAINE is still sapping and
mining the SHERMAN citadel IN Ohio, aud
thus far has 2O2 delegates in the State con-
venton to 157 for SHERMAN, according to
the Cleveland Leader. In this calculation
BLAINE is credited with Cuyahoga county's
thirty.Gve delegates, while the Herald says
its vote will be cast for JOHN SHERMAN.
One or the other of these statements must
be erroneous.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 40 p. M. and
extinguished at $50 p. ~
Mr.. George Gibson. OF gibson Bros. printers,
had his pocket picked OF $500 while In street
car Saturday afternoon.
Coroner Patterson held an Inquest yesterday
morning on the body OF John Winters, who was
run over by stone wagon Saturday at the cor
ner of eth and III streets, and died Sunday
morning about o'clock from The effects OF his
Injuries. The jury found that 1.-THE deceased
came TO his death by accident, and that no
blame attached TO the driver of the wagon.
Henry Bailey" Bailey, who had been arrested
On the charge OF murder, was thereupon re-
leased
The Dashaways meeting at Tallmadge hall
last evening was opened with brief experiences
by MeSSrS. Lee. Weipple, /. q. Combs and
Others Mr.. o. =. Chappell recited an original
POEM. Mr.. EgglestOn make a short address,
and was followed by Mr.. c. NJ. Nye. Mrs. Julia
Daniels sang 1.-THE Trundle Bed" and Hold
the Fort was sung by the choir and audience.
Rtrie,c for July. and Bact,coOd's Magazine for
August.
Elizabeth Ferguson, colOred, No. 2lf5 VI street,
her daughter Mary. and Fanny Johnson. a vlsi-
tor, Were all injured yesterday afternoon by the
fall OF porch on which they were sitting.
Officer Grant killed mad dog at the corner
OF 9Th street and New York avenue about noon
to-day.
To-day Thos- higgins filed, by Mr.. Colds
borough, bill TO set aside sale and for an In
junction against McBlair and others. The bill
alleges that the property, corner 22i and T
street. was sold under deed OF trust, and the
advertisement was defective in describing a
two-stoTy frame dwelling, when there were two.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE CouRr-Jtsd1e Snell.

POLICE CouRr7yud1e Shell
Saturday, Charles Curtis was charged with as
liams. who testified that Curtis drew a pistol on
her and shot at her; cOntinued-bonds $780,
Yaldei.nir Jackson. assault on James Wood; IS or
10 DAYS. M. Briscoe, assault on John AtWell
s1o or 10 dsys lanes Connell, robbery; con.
maued trespass: 81 each. Margaret Waters.
nuisance $ or days. John Mvs.yre, Jennie ,aan1t
house. VIM. Briscoe, disorderly; S. Or is days.
p. McAleer, do; do. Charles SchuIize assaL.s IN
Phillip Schultze; s.. Charles Schultze and En-
nest SchultZe assault on Phillip SchultZe; s. or
500 bonds or 80 days. Bernard Jamison and
henry johnson, trespassing on the lands of
Wesley Adams; S. or 10 days Leroy Hopkins.
George Tooml7, assault on Barbara Tomb; his
mother-in.law. This grew out of George de-
handing his wffe's child, and she charged that
he kicked the door In and on her hand. For the
defence it was testified that when the women
were attempting to shut the door he put his foot
out and the hinge was broken. The case was
dismissed: % Elias Royce, assault on Susan John
On Charles Johnson by cutting him~w with a
knife; $40 or GO days. Christian Krause, threats
TO James Muldoon; personal bonds.
TODAY, Alice Jones, threats to Alice Mont
gomery; personal bonds to keep the peace for
six months. ChaS. j. Cassidy, assault on Eliza
Cassidy, his wife; do. Edward Dement,. young
White boy, was charged with the larceny OF
rom John Lanham; restitution ordered and In
default, 10 days in jail. Andrew jackson,
burglary; grand jury; bonds $500. John Man
uaI, larceny OF some harness from Woodbury.
Wheeler: $40 or 80 days Diana Smith, assault
on Lucretia Lee; by throwing bucketful of
dirty water on her; So. VIM. Cookley, assault
on Jas. Buckman; 81 or days. Jas Lomax,
ARRAY; SIS or 10 days. Geo. Wilson, larceny of
cents from Chas. Rainey; 80 days In iaiI.
Lloyd Davis alias Budd Davis, assault on Jerry
BCdd: s. or Is days. George Schatfer, assault
on ThoS. Bateman, small boy, who testified
that this man struck him several times with a
h0rsewhip; $40 or 80 days In JAIL Ambrose
Whitney, an old colored man, was charged
with the larceny Of haversack. the
property OF the District of Columbia. Ma
Jor Zimmerman testified that he has been
missing haversacks lately, and on seeing this
man with one In his possession he examined il
and found II to oe one that was lost from his
battery. The defendant took the stand. and
testified that he had bought the haversack from
a secondhand dealer on street; which state
ment was corroborated. The court ordered that
the property be returned to Major Hanneman
ana the prisoner be discharged. Elias Jeffries
c0lored boy, was Charged with assaulting a
White lady named Agnes J.. Myers: Continued
Howard Warner, disorderly conduct: IS. WIN.
Lane, loud; IS. Eliza Mcdonald, charged with
VaglaGcy, was sent down. John alias Sikesy
OBrlen, profanity; S.. VIM. Harris a colored
razor hourisher, was fined $50. Benjamin WASH
1ngton. street profanity: s.. Chas. Tascoe
loud; 50. John Smith, failure to obey sum
mons OF the cOu ri; S..
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Society of ST. Vincent De Paul.
CONFERENCE OF ST. ALOYSIrS.


To TIE President and Members or the ChlpeI
Point Clib, Of Washington, ID. c.:
DEAR CHRISTIAN BROTHER:-It is the desire of
our conference to extend to you their cordial
and sincere thanks for the very munificent sum
OF 5000 which you placed In the hands of our
treasurer. being the result of the excursion to
GlymOnt by YOU on June 2lSt, 1850. for the bene-
mt OF the poor (who are always the benefciarieS
OF your laborS) And Ii becomes our duty, dear
brother, TO express their gratitude 10 yoa for
the many times you have come 10 their aid aud
contributed TO our exhausted fund, placing US
in condition 10 attend their wants and relieve
their Sufferings; which actions on your part
plainly show your object not to be earthly gain.
tian charity, OF which you do fully your share
OF its duties. We wish you all possible SUCCESS
In the future In your laudable work, and pray
almighty Cod may bless you with health and
strength 70 perform il with fidelity. And believe
Us always 10 be frateTnalIy yours.
DANL &. MCGIvERN. President.
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

Grace (EpiscopaD church. of South Washing
ton, will give an excursion to Bluff Point on
WicOmicO bay, next Thursday. See ad.
The F. b. s. viii give their second moonlight
excursion TO Marshall Hall next Wednesday on
the Arrowsmith. The boat Will leave at $50.
The Chapel Point Club give an excursion to
Marshall Han Tomorrow for the benefit of the
Ladies' Relief Society OF st. AloysiuS church.
Tie COrCOran viii leave at 10 am. ard 4 and
pm.
The second annual excursion of Excelsior
Tent. Nc. II, l. o. r.. viii be given next We'd
resdaY. See adNt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-23

Henry is PRACTICAL" said Mrs. YoungWifa
when mother went into the country last year
henry sent all her things alter her the very
you know. And It's kind o. funny" she went
on, mother Gid want them, for she has never
come back TO live with us SINCE Wasn't il
Queer?'-BCStOn Tr6nsCTJnt ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-23

TIE AUTOMATIC FURNACE REGULATOR adver-
tsed by w. ID. Wyvtll, has been In successful
operation in this city during last season. and
heat Is regulated, fuel Is saved, and constant
attendance upon furnace is avoided. It can
De applied 10 all kinds OF furnaces, and Is COM
paratlFely inexpensive. 1t turns On, aud shuts
OF the heat itself when either extreme is
manifested.