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Prominent Arrivals.

4rlingtOn-Hon. w. II. Barnum, Con-
necticut; G. W. Howe, Ohio; Miss Emma Abbott
and Charles II. Pratt New York.. H0rmIcgs-
John J. Agar, New York: J. W. CFudler, Boston; d.
B.. r. Nevin, Philadelphia. .Piggs-John Il.
Lee and II. J. Linn. Philadelphia; X. Endicou, P.
R. King, and W. Ii. Benton, New York; o. 2. Ell
lott, Boston; W. A. Stuart.-.... HUdTd'S-W. ;.
Herraman and H. S. Woodruff, New York; wv.
Corolyn, J. C. Leonard, and ". L. Brown, New
York; J. P. Boyce, Kentucky: John Spieer, Hi
nos..... ST. Jdmes-Arthur ID. Mann, PennSylya-
mia; William J. Smith and wife, New York; p. NJ.
Smart, Boston, Mass; J. H. Cauley and wife,
Brooklyn; Fred1Brainard, Philadelphia Oscar De-
mott Brooklyn, y. w.. .Nctrop0,dan-T. R. Vest,
New York, and Dr. J. +. Mason, Virginia-...-.
EO5it-Louis Claude Wilton, New York; a. Fl.
Stearns, Boston; Hon. s. J. Peele and Hon. r. B.
Pierce, Indiana; A. G. Kellogg, L. s. A, and fam
lily, George F. Simonds, Massachusetts,; General v.
d. Groner, Virginia q. l.. Tanner, L. S. N.......
Halperial-R. P. McCunc, New York; 6. Dimitry
Alexandria, Va; r. D. Walker, Savannah, Ga; j.
W. Lanergan and B. T. Ringgold, Boston; ]. Il.
Clifford and Charles Rockwell, Columbus, Ohio.
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FREDK FIEUND, caterer ard confectioner, 7O2
Ninth street northwest desires visitors to know
that he has made ample preparations for feeding
any number of people at popular prices.
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A liberal surrender value in paid-up in
surance is provided for in all ordinary
policies, in case of forfeiture
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CITY ITEMS.
Silks.

Burdette & Co., at No. g2S Seventh street, viii ex
hibit this morning at nine o'clock, 5000 yards of
fine and heavy Brocade Silks, at Sl.25 per yard,
worth s1.75. Colors rich and handsome i'll cream,
ecru, heliotrope, blue old gold, white and black.
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A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for all
Diseases requiringa certain and ctfcieat tonic, es
pecidIyy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent FtrerS
Want Of Appettte, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy
&c. ER!fches the bIoOd strengthens the muscles, and
gircs ne,c life to the aerres. They ac lie charm on
the digestive organs, ren0rng az dySpepc symptoms,
such astusiRg the food. beclng, heat in the stomach,
heartburn dc. The only Ioa Preparation that lgiH
not GaekeR the teeth or girs headache. Uite for the
B BO0k, 81 pages, amusing and useful reading, sent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore Nd.
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For particulars call at the office of the
Society, 120 Broadway, New York, or at
any of the agencies.
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New business, 35,17O,S sos; an
increase of over Eight and n Half
Million Dollars in 1880.
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Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in Llb. Ward prints at l5c. per lb
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball; butermik, &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
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INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec. 1s. 1850,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. 1S 1880
Ali persons having rooms, halls hotels, or quarters
of any kind where visitors he accommodated are
requested TO send word at once to the Committee of
Public Comfort, at headquarters inaugural Commit.
tee, National Metropolitan Bank Building, where 4
registry will be kept and information furnished. State
location price per day. number that he accOmnO
dated With without board, aud name of proprietor
BY order of the committee.
W. /. STEPHENSON. Chairman.
Address Z. f. wORRELL, Secretary. felS-2w
rlse NOTICE
meeting of the stockholders of the National Brick
Machine Company for the purpose of cecl!g trustees
the ending the first Monday OF February
1SS, viii be held at the company Office, No. 10j
DAY, the 7th day of MARCH. A. d. 1881. The polls
will be open from - m. to O'clock y. III.
fe@td NATlII WILSON, Nicc-P President.
e1B@ II. o. CANDEE. n. D., V. D., OF NEW
~ York. Vitapathy Vital Cure For all dis
eases of body and mind. Lung and Throat difficulties,
Consumption, Loss of Vitality restored HemorrhOidS
or Piles Caarrh, and all weaknesses speciality, Con-
stpatOn. rheumatism Heart Disease, Cancers. .ScrOf-
ula; all TumOrS, Malaria, Blood Diseases, of what
ever name or nature thoroughly eradCated from the
system Deafness, StuterInS, and StammeTlnS cured
Consultation free TO all. Office and residence, 94i
Etreet corner Tenth, northwest. tel-lm*
b@ CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS AND
~ Opium Habit guaranteed by the use of Dr. l.
BRADBURY, Globe Hotel Cor. 18th and streets.
la2S1m=
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No technicalities nor arduous condi-
.tions in policy contracts.
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Iron Bificrs.

SEC SIIUW.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing; watches, jewelry; etc. Call or address
HerzOg, sos Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
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Dr Royee,s Turk;sb sat,,.
Doy'r forget to visit seaton Hall tonight and

Only Turkish bath in the city, 800 St.. near Jul
dietary So. Best shampOoer this side of New York.
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Surplus, $9,22S,294; an in
crease Of One and Three-quarter
Millions of Dollars in 1880.
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The Shedd Baths,

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con-
tinues to receive valuables of ali descriptions for
safe keeping al very low rates.
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Amount paid to POlicy-hOlders
and their representative during
1850, $4,702, ,937.
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W. /. STEPHENSON. Chairman.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

III
FRESH SUPPLY
PURE WEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
At DRFWS DRUG STORE, corner Ninth ST. and
Penn ave. at 50 cents per full pint bottle Oc.S+6m
hIS@ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
- rateIy and at reasonable prices ar COUGH
IlN,S DRUG STORE, Masonic Temple, corner OF
Ninth and streets northwest.
RlS50 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOT
kN let Articles for ladies and all the popular
Medicines on sale at COUGHLIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
STORE.
el5o IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
~ Ealsia, Headache, TOOthache, any pain one
application of Fluid Lightning viii relieve you. Sold
only at CDCGHLINS, Masonic Temple. no26
E>lSS@ HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES ofEVERY
~ kind, Humphreys Specifies, Extract Witch
Hazel, Imperial Granunl, and other food for infants
at COCGHLIN'S. Sel3
FSs@ MONEY TO LOAN
kS IN SUMS TO SUIT
On WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &c.
P. Wallach'S S Loan Office,
14E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Near Wizards Hotel. mar22
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Special Tofices.
. PosT-oFFICE NOTICE.

TO- PoST-OFFICE NoTlCE
The Foreign Mails for the week ending g
February u, ISL will close at This ofilce on IL 70
DAY at qa. m for Europe by steamship MyoIillg
via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY al SSJA a m Ior
Europe by steamship Hecla, Via Queenstown lc9r-
respondence for France must be sIecAlly
and II a. for France direct NIie t He
MarSaies via Havre; on THURSDAY AT Ia m ior
Europe by steamship Celtic, via Queenstown tcor-
rpSnondefce for Germany and France must be spe-
ola addressed and at II a. m for France tiernaily,
Nc nv steamship Friesa, via Plymouth, Cher6Ourg,
s1d annburg correspondence for Great Britain and
the Continent must be specially addressed); on SAT
URDAY al II a m for Germany &c, Dy steaIlsnlp
Main via Southampton and Bremen correspondence
for Great Britain and the Continent must be specially
addressed and at - for Europe by steamship City
of .Rchmond, via Queenstown, and at II M ior
Scotland direct by steamship Devonia, via GlaS-
cow The mails for Nassau and Matanzas leave
New York February 2S The mails for Havana
and Mexico leave New York February =. Inc
mails for Newfoundland and st. Pierre Mlsnelon
leave New York February 25 The mails for China
and Japan leave San Francisco February 70. Inc
mails for Australia, &c, leave San Francisco
March L. 10000 ,
PosT-OFFICE, NEW YORK, February l9. ISL 1el4
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
I,nrR rrf.rI-n TO I.NI-,RN- 10 1880
and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and = streets.
baltimore anS; Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and c street.

Il I'm lNtr.
Bait, Annapolis and
way stations .........-.. I:5O
fCin. and st. Louis Los
baltimore and way. 300
y. Y. and Phila. ex... $50
Baltimore and way 80
Bait. and Laurel eX..-. 500
Piedmont, ,Fred'k,Ha
gerstown, Point of
Rocks and way. $40
tBalt., Annap. & way 6:37
S;aJ;nt'n andNall'y ex 10
iBalt. and way stains $50
fBalt. Laurel Hy-
attsville cx............. $40
tChicago, Columbus
and Pittsburg eX...... o:45
Sunday only. Other trains
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Assets, $41, Jos, ,6O2; an i'll
crease of more than Three Million
Dollars in 1850.
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To the Public:

The Shcdd Rafhs.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 9O3 E
street
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AIderrey Dairy wopous-


at 9O3 street, is the place 10 obtain the best bat
of all kinds.
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21e1p advertisements.

Noticeable points i'm the 2lst An
nual Statement of the EQUITA-
BILE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI-
Ely; NEW YORK, January [, 1881.
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POST-OFFICE, NEV
. NOTICE

kg NoiiOh
The Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia
will meet at their room, No. COrcoran Building, 10
commemorate the one hundred and forty-ninth anni-
yersary of General Washington. An Oraton viii be
delivered and the farewell address read by member
of the Association at IL o'clock a. M. TUESDAY,
The 22d instant. s. MAST, Marshal
n(~ WILLIAM y. WARD, REMOVED TO
BSS corner of Eighth and II streets northwest.
Plumbing, gas and stcam-httinS. All work warranted
in above branches. feel-lmO%
nG= AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF MEX
ksS lean Veterans of Republican faith will be
held on WEDNESDAY, February 23. 1881, al O'Clock
p. nl 1T the OF the National Veteran Club Cor
cOran Building. By order of the committee. fe2l-lt#
RIsP OFFICE OFTHE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
R@ COMPANY.
The annual election for directors to the
ensuing year Will be held at $40 Market space Tt E
DAY, March the Sth, proNimo Polls open from 10
o'clock Y. IN. w. H. CLAGETT,
feI9-eOd Secretary Columbia Railway Company.
e~e COMMITTEE on PUBLIC COMFORT. ,
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A fun sizs box Of these valuable PILLS. with fun
directons Tor complete cure. msiled to any ad-
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c
GRAND REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. VA.

GRAND REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. VA.
By COLUMBIA CONOLAvE. No. IL. I. O. H..
Excursion train leaves Bal ,,
nmore and Potomac Lepot 1T cG4 ll M5eEslE
5th. 1881. g
rem ember the fare by this train ia only ~. so
round trip. including admission to Grand stand.
These are the only ticAets that viii enable you to
see me race, % this stand e reserved By us.
On morning Of excursion.
train from Richmond. jy2
A 1IENTION. JONADABs!
EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS.
The Jonadabs Of the District
VIII unite With their brethren ofASR& MtsSs5EEzz31
Anbspolis. Md. in celebrating ~ sxKS1sE
TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
The train leave. the B. and B.R.. corner 9th
.ueet ana Penneylyanla ave-. At 80 m. return
ing In The evening before Dark. Come. aad bring
Round trip tickets. 81 Is.
IL COMMITTEE.
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THE NEWS ELSEWHERE.
The Feeling in baltimore.

Especial Dispatch TO TIE Ecefaiag lStor.1
BALTIMORE, July ?, sop. m.-The excitement
Eere is intense, eQualed only by the indlgna-
ton OF all classes. The streets are crowded.
and the entire police force Is concentrated on
the main thoroughfares The most ferJent
wishes are expressed for the Presidents recoy-
cry everywhere throughout the city. J.T.F.
IBy associated PreSSl
The News at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, v. j., July $50 far the only
particulars received OF the shooting OF the
Pre9'1ent, Is that learned from the following
dispatch dated Executive Mansion. Washington,
d. c., July e., addressed to Gen. Swain, FIco-
ron, N. j.: We have the President safely and
comfortably settled In his room at the Execu-
tive Mansion. and his pulse Is strong and nearly
normal, so far as / can determine what the
surgeons say. aud from his general condition,
and feel very hopeful Come On as soon as you
can get special. Advise OF the movements OF
your train, and when you can be expected.
AS the president said on a similer occasion, l6
years ago, "God reigns, and the government
81 washington still lives
Cs,gned.) A. F. ROCKWELL
Gen. Grants Regret.
ELBERoN, LONG BRANCH. n. j., July 2.-Gen.
Grant has Just arrived, and expressed to your
correspondent his deep regret at the attempted
assassination OF the President. Mrs. Garfield
Is almost frantic over the news. her physiclans
allow her 10 see none OF the serious dispatches
Dut dictate hopeful ones to ner. The utmost
sXciement prevails here over the sad news.
A Dispatch to Gen. Grant.
A dispatch TO Gen. Grant has somewhat re-
heved Mrs. Garreld's anxiety. It SAWS "Presi-
dents wounds not mortal; shot In the arm
and hip
Excitement in BO.tou.
bosom, July 2--Tte news OF the atrempted
assassination or the President caused the mos,
intense excitement In this city, and crowds
surrounded the newspaper Offices, all OF which
have Issued extras. In the early part of ths
morning business was temporarily suspended
on every hand. The later favorable news that
the President was not dead In q measure
qUelled the excitement.
business Suspended I'm Baltimore
BALTIMORE. July 2.-The most intense ex
element prevails throughout this city at tht
attempted assass ma ion OF Pre- iient Garfield.
Al business is suspended, and groups OF mer
are assembled on every street, dumofounded
2nxio9sIy and fearfully awaiting the result
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THE NEWS OF THE ASSASSINA-
TON IN PHILADELPHIA.
Great Excitement-Talk Of Organ
iZing to Go to Washington.
Especial Dispatcl % The StGr.l

Especial Dispatch 70 TIE SGr.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 300 p.m.-The excite
ment here over the attempted assassination Of
the President has no. been paraleled since the
murder OF LncolR. Large crowds are gathered
about the newspaper Offices and on Chestnut
street. discussing the event. The bulletins are
contradictory and exciting. There is a great
deal OF talk In the crowds Of organizing and
going TO Washington. This talk comes from
those who are excited politically, and
PROBABLY should not be needed One
OF the rumors circulating here Is that
the assassin cried 81 am q stalWart," but
that Is known to be untrue, as four persons
who arrived on the limited train here at 1880 o.
m. saw and heard the whole affair, and declare
that all the man said was: "It's all right" Mr.,
Henley, OF the White House, who left on the
s o'clock train, says that he knows Guiteau
well; that he has been arounl the White House
good deal, and that he Is half insane. A.
Prayers for the President.
A SUGGESTION.
Editor StoT:-Tne writer is informed By the
Minister In charge OF the Church of the Epiph-
any that at the daily services, at am. and $50
p m, special prayers will be offered for the
PRESIDENT. Would Ii not be Well for us all
clergy and people-to unite In these PRAYERS?
FIDEs
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DAN BAKIR, early last month. secured
Zoo worth Of coffee nom 9 etorehouse
In New York city on forged order and shipped
It to Chicago. Baker has been arrested In Chit
cago. and the conee traced to parties to whom
It mad been delivered
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around the newspaper offices about Baltimore
ana south streets the sidewalks and streets are
oloekeo oy crowds OF men. The papers are is-
soiDg bulletins every halt hour. There Is
universal expression of sorrow and indlgna-
ton.
Philadelphia Greatly Excited.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-The public Is greatly
exercised here over the news from Washington
Large crowds congregate at the bulletin boards
OF the newspaper and telegraph offices. and
me excitement among the Sd street people is
intense. and as before Indicated In these dis
patches the market is breaking badly.
The Car for Mrs. Garfield.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Pennsylvania
railroad has ordered locomotive and car at
Jersey City to carry Mrs Garfield to Washing.
ton. She had arranged to meet her husband az
jersey City to-day, ana left Long Branch this
morning on the Central railroad for jersey City.
Inc message informing her OF the attempted
assassination is awaiting her arrival at the
iateel pace. There Is much excitement here.
The News In Wall street.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle Gao N. edtioD) says:-The startling report
that President Garfield had been assass!nated
reached Wall street few moments after 10
O'Clock, but at first 1t was not believed, and
nsequently had no influence on the stock
market. Later. when the trustworthiness Of
tDe news was placed beyond question, there
was rush to sell stocks. and a sharp decline
In prices: and the market has since been high
~ feverish, changing as the reports from
washington change respecting the condition of
the President.
Antecedents Of the Assassin.
HIS RELIGIOUS PAMPHLBT-A DIFFICULTY WITH
HIS PUBLISHERS.
In 1877 the assassin Guiteau employed Messrs.
Judd Detweiler, OF this city, to prinr In PAM
phlet form a lecture by him upon the second
coming OF Christ. His visits to the printing
establishment were very frequent and Messrs.
Judd Il Detweiler had much trouble In getting
any money from him for their work. Finally
they had so much annoyance from him that
MI. DetWe1ler was compelled to eject him from
the office by force. The following Is the title
and opening OF the pamphlet:
THIS LECTURE Is THE KEY TO THE BIBLE: STUDY
IT, AND GET SOME NEW AND VALUABLE IDEAS.
ALECrURE
ON
CHRIsTs SECOND COMING,
A. d.
BY
CHARLES j. GUIoEAU,
IA Chicago Lawyer and Theologian.l
IF win that he 0ohn) tarry till come,
what Is that to thee"
SECOND EDITION.
PRICE, Is CENTS.
WASHINGTON, D. c.:
Judd DetWeiler, Printers and Publishers,
1871
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESsON SPRINGS,



On tha Summit of the AIeshenies, q 100 fest above
Sea level. within nine hours ride OF 4 4
Weshin gton. NMY
By the erection Of q new and elegant t.hE i
Hotel the accom- modations at this OHARM1N1
RESORT have been grestly enlarged and improved
The DRAINAGE and water supply arc perfect Pas.
liard Rooms and Chiidren,s Dining and Play
Rooms have been added TO the eQuipmeat Of the
Hotel and it has been efegantly furnished through
out.
Cottage Residences TO let.
First class Music, &c &c.
For Circular containing Analysis OF the Water
and full information. address
te1-2m W. d. TYLER, 0upt
OAHILL HOUSE, ASBCRT PARK, NEW JER-
~ sEY, viii reopen June Is, 1881. The aAA
:itustio n is iRown e one Of the most de-
walI from Beach and Bathing Grounds; near lie
Lakes. The honse has been enlarged. several new
room added and refurniehed. spring Beds. Hair
Water, perfect dreiDaee. Gas throushout. I'M
proved kitchen facilities. 0reetly enlarged dining
room and sumptuously provided table. VIII rival
the best Of reas!de reeorts Apply early and secure
choice Of r0oms. Address
MRS. NJ d. OAHILL.
Third avenue and Kingsey street, Asbury Park.
Nj. mS0-2m
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NLADENDOU HOUSE, n. \
" Ocean End Of Virginia Avenue MY
ATLANTIC CITY. open May %. kS:
ml4-2m DR. r. B. LIPPINCJTT
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r. :s = 4! H$ :: s::s: FAT
The Hotel and surroupdingsac very attractive.
Grounds handsomely laid out with flowers and
fountains. shaded by grand old forest osks-do-
meeticated deer add to their beauty, A cooler and
pfettler home for the hot months, cannot be found
in the mountains. A farmhouse freedom, with
IN abundant supply Of the farm produce, combined
with auberA arrangement, makes the Park Hote.
very desirable place to spend part OF the summer.
or on your journey to Niagsra Falls or Sarato9a,
per ~. O. r, W., break your trip ut WilNamsport
m10-2m
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The Authors Preface.
This Lecture. 1t Is believed, contains the
truth about Christ's Second Coming, which has
been hid these ages, and the author asks for it
careful and prayerful reception. He is In full
sympathy With the Evangelical Churches. and
desires their active support herein. For five
years. at home and abroad Mr.. Moody has
turned the hearts Of the people to the Master,
and now the author asks them to search the
Bible, with the aid of this Lecture, to nd out
the truth concerning the second coming OF the
Son Of Man.
Washington, D. c., November, 1877.
A LECTURE ON CHRISr,S SEC.
OND COMING.
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WHAT NEW JERSEY MAN TOLD THE POLICE,
This afternoon man giving the name Of T
]. Cutter appeared at police headquarters ana
stated that he wished to be taken into custody
as he knew something which might be OF i'm
portance as to the shooting. Lieut.. EczIon
took him in charge. He stated that ho was
from New Jersey last, but belonged to K en-
lucky, and while waiting In the depot he no
ticed Two men who were somewha. suspicious
looking. walking up and down. aad finally n ,
ticed them 60 over towards the heater, and rap In
a peculiar manner. In short time after he
went outside and the shot was fired. He gave
the Officers q minute description OF the men
and stated that before the shot was fired they
appeared to be looking for some one, the larger
one appearing excited; thattafter the shot the
larger man made his escape, running away
from the depot.
auITEAu's BOOK AND HIS LRTrKRs.
I Guiteau, It Is said, remarked :after be reached
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WASHINGTON, D. c.:
Judd & Detweiler, Printers and Publishers,
1871,
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y Loudon county. Va, five miles from 4
etepo a, on ano the " Q; r. three hours YEMY
travel from city; good spring water; pic l..aE
Address J. II. IEICE. Proprietor. Hillsboro. Va.