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The Political Field.

REFUBLICAN VICTORY IN MAINE, ETC.
The result OF the Maine election yesterday is q
sweeping victory for the republicans Robie their
candidate for governor, is elected by $500 to 9oOO
plurality. The republican Congressional ticket is
carried by about the same vote. The republican
congressman are all four elected by nearly the
same plurality: gain Of two congressman or a
net gain OF one, allowing fol one lost by the new
appOrtionment.
the democratic convention at West Bend Wis
cOnsln, reached the 1250th ballot yesterday The
Bragg men are firm, while the Delaney men are
inclined 70 seek new candidates 1t is believed
Bragg Will be nominated to-day.
The democratic convention in Montana yester
DAY renominated Martin Maginnis for delegate in
Congress- e"'~ AZ
IL Is said that no conclusion was reached at the
IePuoncan conference in Philadelphia Yesterday
70 DISCUSS the withdrawal OF the rival republican
camuiuateS ana the nomination or a new one
Fauquier county, Va, Saturday last, after a no
Htcai discussion, by man named Ashby One
Oh fauIS coat sleeves was torn OF in the fracas
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DEATH OF BENJAMIN TAYLOR-THB MAN WHO SHOT
HIM KILLS HIMSELF
The colored man, Benjamin Taylor, who was
shot In the abdomen by Henry Wright, c0lored at
his home, In Blagden's alley, Sunday night during
quarrel about the colored woman said to be mis-
tress of Wright's, died from the effects of his
wound last night AS soon as the news of his death
reached the police every effort was made to arrest
Wright. His mothers house was searched, and
the detectives were put to work to secure him.
knowledge OF this coming to Wright, together
with the fatal result of the shooting of
Taylor, so wrought upon his mind that this
morning, between and 10 O'Clock, he shot him.
self at his house, in street alley, between 9th
and 10th streets, through the heart, by the same
ly. The ending OF this affair has caused consider
able excitement among the colored population in
that neighbOrhOOd. The woman In the case is
fore reported.
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An,usements Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"'49"
THEATER CoNIQUE.-Variety.
CAPITAL THEATER.-Woodson Aliens min
OtreS.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Specialty performance.
ABNER's GARDES.-COncerL
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL. New York ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets.
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THE SOVEREIGN GRAND COUNCIL Sons of Jona-
dab, will hold its annual session at the hall OF
Spartan council 18th street, above L. tomorrow
delegates from Rhode Island, Maryland, Virginia,
pennsylvania and probably Montana present, and
tney Will be quartered at the Lexington, New York
avenue and 18th street, and be entertained by the
order here during their stay. Eureka council will
give at Washington hall entertainment on
Thursday night; trip to Great Falls will be made
on Friday, and trip to Mount Vernon and around
the city Is in the program.
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HOW TO BE A MAN.

When Carlyle was asked by youth to point out what
course OF reading he thought best make him he
1Sc1I6 replied in this characteristic manner: 'It
3SNR is not by books alone. by books chiefly.
hSA that man is in ali his points a man. Study
to do faithfully whatsoever things in your
n Al actual situation. then and now. you find ex-
EHncs{n pressly CT tacty laid down to your charge
w SThat is your post; stand in it like true SOL
der Silently devour the many chagrns of it-all sit
uatons have maryland see you aim not to quit it with
out doing all that duty" To this sage's sage
advice we might add: Keep SANFoRD's GINGER c on
santly at hand for its daily will invigorate brain
and Drawn and make labor blessing and study
delight. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12

II EW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS.
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.
Brussels new Styles IS cts, IS cts 80 cta
CARPET Lining. cts yard.
Making and Laying. 8 cts.
lngralns, new sty les, 81 cts, 80 cts. 60 cts
Carpet Lining, cts. yard
Making and Laying. cts
English Brussels. new styles. 81. 81. 10, Sl.l6,
Body Brussels, new styles.
Floor Drugxets, all sizes, new colors
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets.
Floor Oil Cloths, 81 cts, so cts. 81 cts.
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Best Ply Carpets, so styles, all new.
Best Ply Carpets, new styles.
kugs-Moquette, Velvet and Tapestry.
Lace Curtains, new designs.
DRY GOODS.
ladies' All Wool Cloth, Double Width rs cts
New Colored Cashmeres.
New Colored Silks.
New Black Silks.
New Black Cashmeres
New White Flannes
New Cloth for Boys Suits
New Saline Prints.
New Table Linens.
New Canton Elannels.
New All Wool Blankets.
RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY
TOwS MS.
e36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TINE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY ANTIQUE
Il New and Second Hand Furniture Stoves Ne :. \
cotton top mattress for 80 at porthest corner 10th
and streets northwest eusO-lms
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

INOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE OF THE FINEST
Properties in the District will take in part Phila-
delpha property or impro Ohio Iowa lands Ad-
dress Box 3, Star Office. sl2-2w.
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:'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per Of Cream f5c pint
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
dempton, $40, 600
LIEUT.. COMMANDER GOODRICH IN ALKxANDRIA-A
cable message has been received by Acting Secre-
tary Of the Navy Walker, from Lieut. Commander
Caspar F. Goodrich, the officer detailed to accom-
me his ARRIVAL ai at Ale on the ift
Instant and his intention to report to Sir Garnet
Wolseley at the first opportunity.
GEN. SHERMAN, accompanied by Gen. Tidball of
his stan, left here to-day for Lake Winnipiseoge,
New Hampshire, to attend the soldiers reunion on
the 18th and 18th instants. They will also visit
Boston, Plattsburg, sacketts Harbor and Fort
Niagara, and expect to return to Washington In
about ten days
THE ADAMS sailed from Vallejo. Cal, yesterday
morning for Alaska, to relieve the Wachusett.
WAR DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS Secretary
Lincoln has appointed P. R. R. NJ. Sattes clerk OF
class one in the Adjutant Generals Office and
Henry Schmidt, laborer, In Surgeon Generals
Office.
UNITED STATES BONDS withdrawn from securities
OF national banks by Treasurer Gilfillan to-day,
and surrendered to the Secretary for exchange
into three per CENTS is $1a 1856 COO: total to date,
PERsoNAL--Judge Cox, Senior Netto, the Brazil
ian minister, Baron de Fava the italian minister,
COrkhill. and General Benet, were registered in
New York last night-Invitations have been
issued for the marriage OF Mr.. Matthew G.. Emery.
jr., OF this city, and Miss Helen Lawson Simpson,
OF New York, to take place at % west 56th street
In that city at o'clock pm. On Wednesday, the
Goth 1nSt.-Mrs. and Miss Snead are visiting Col.
and Mrs. Piatt, at West Liberty, Ohio.
Robbery at the Treasury.
5000 BOND MIsSING-NO CLUE TO THE BOND OR
THE THIEF.
United States registered bond of the denomi-
nation of 5000 was stolen from the Office of the
Register OF the U. s. Treasury more than ten days
ago. Since then the secret service force of the
cover the bond and discover the thief AS yet
neither object has been accomplished. The rob-
berry has been kept quiet, in the hope that clue
service detective A. DrummOnd has been assigned
specially to the work OF turning up the guilty par
ties The bond was one which was exchanged
from 80 to per cent, and is complete in all
it's details. To negotiate 1t, however, the thief
will have to forge the name OF the person in whose
through the secret service division, has notifif
the leading banks in the country of the theft AMI
given them the name OF the person to whom the
BOND should have been issued. Even II the bond
is fraudulently negotiated neither the government
nor the person to whom it should have been issued
states will not redeem it, and it will issue dupli-
cate to the person entitled to it. A number of the
employees OF the Registers Office have been sub
Jected to cross-examinatfOn touching the loss;
but nothing definite has been learned. The be-
lief Is that the bond was stolen in the Registers
sider is notknOwn, but suspicion is cast upon the
employees.
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For any case of blind. Sleedine. itching ulcerated
or .protruding Piles that DeBlhg's Pile Remedy
falls to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. d. 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out htS signature. Sold by druggists disco
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DRY GOODS.

w OoDWARD 4 LOTHROP,
ARE DAILY OPENING
NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF DRY GOODS
following attractions:
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
|. We have fine assortment Of
EMBROIDERED ROBES,
IF a oH.
which We offer at low prices.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We have just opened line of favorite make Of
LONG BRANCH BLACK SILKS.
A'S'S0'' " '2z md 81 % per ysra LOO s2Sa'''
These Silks are Of the celebrated manufacture Of
are unsurpassed for texture and durability.
VELVET AND PLUSH DEPARTMENT.
r Our Is stock Of vEIvETs and Pushes
70 match our line Of Gashmeres shooas and other
nifcent assortment OF the
CELEBRATED NoNPARE11 vELvETEENs,
At lowest prices.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL.
s VIDE a ens se
per yard: Weguarantee them to be the best goods
ally recommended.
TOWELS! TOWELS!
NEVER so CHEAP.
100 doz: Bleached Hucksbac Towels 2ox4o warranted
100 doz all linen Napkinr full selyedge and at the
fss vs. siaT eaFf,n an I'D S. every number
OUR DEPARTMENT OF
RIBBONS NOTIONS,
LINEN coLLA REss;cKwEAR
win be found to contain the desirable novelties at the
right prices.
100 doz. Ladies Striped Percaie Collars at 1Oc each,
for Csc, reduced from 19c.
checked and striped Percaes. isc. each. tor 2Sc.
reduced from Csc.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
100 doz Misses Hose in plain and striped fun
sespnr made only 2S per pair all szss These
100 this Price and especially adapted school wear
the P scSoo o aaa
12Hc. per pair; all sizes.
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
80 doz De Jonville Scarfs never offered before less
~, than Soc. we can cell at 25c. each.
ciocksd BaabEsgan 4 Hose At this popular price.
Argosy suspenders ali prices.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
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Flies ind Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, goph
ers, chlpmunks, cleared out by "Rough on Rats.
$15c.
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921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 92l
PEADY FOR INSPECTION.
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
"NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS"
OF THE BEST CLASS, CAREFULLY SELECTED
FROM IMPORTERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
CALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES" IN
SILKS AND ALL-WOOL DRESS-FABRICS.
BROCADED VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
PLAIN SILK PLUSHES, FROM s. 50 TO S.:
SILK VELVETS ALL SHADES AND QUALITIES.
OTTOMAN SILKS. SATIN RHADAMES.
BLACK SILKS; BEST MAKES, FROM 75c. TO g.
NEW EMBROIDERED AND BRAIDED ROBES,
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS.
H1NDOU CASHMERE ALL SHADES
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED CASHMERES, ALL
RARE BARGAINS" in TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS. NAPKINS AND LINEN SHEETINGS
EXCLUSIYE NOVELTIES" IN HOSIERY AND
HANDKERCHIEFS.
NEW FLANNELS AND BLANKETS AT VERY
Low PRICES, JUST RECEIVED.
LADIES' PIG SKIN MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES,
IN TERRA GOTTA SHADES, AT 81.
egAN EARLY INSPECTION WILL REPAY ALL.
~ CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
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DRY GOODS.

YouR LAST cHANcEi
OUR LAST CHANCE
SEPTEMBER ONLY.
During this month you have the last chance Of buying
the best bargains ever offered.
We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2. and
~ We are determined to open only with fresh.
Goods We shah sell the remainder Of still immense
STOCK at such figures as viii insure quick sales.
We have on hand ]. 600 pieces BLACK AND COL
ORED CASHMERES. These goods have really ad-
vanced since last winter. We shall offer them way
below cost
1000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
some Of which fashionable this season as they
were last You buy them SO cents on the dollar
They must be closed out.
SILKS. sATINS. vELvETS.
Inc largest stock in the city. Convince yourself Of
the great bargains we are Offering.
We are selling beautiful pure Silk Brocade at s5
cents, in twenty different patterns.
LINEN AND HoUSEFURNIsHING GOODS.
sending them to auction.
BLANKETS! BLANKETsN
1,50o pairs at less than replace them in FIVE
case lots We want fresh goods for our new Building
therefore the sacrifice.
LOCO CoMFoRTERS.
We offer the largest size both sides best Cocheco robe
print white cotton filling, at 81 40. regular price S.
The cold weather will come procure your winter
stock now.
81. 40 full size MARsEILLEs SPREADS reduced to
$1.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some of which are soiled. at less than half price.
WAMSUIIA
Best goods made reduced to the following low prices
ga 12H cents. Ga Is cents.
i t l5s cents sssss: 80 3 6 & s ssas:
These came directly from the wsmsutta mills and
are in length from one to ten yards.
Ladies' full size WHITE LAWN APRONS. richly
trimmed, at cents.
All our stock of HOSIERY. GLOVES, CoRsETs,
SKIRTS; in fact every article in immense estab
shment reduced to such low figures that it will pay
anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter
wear.
Remember, compelled to sell at one price or
the other. do not sell at retail shall be obliged
TO dispose of balance ON hand by auction This is a
troublesome Job and incurs many expenses. which We
want to and give the benefit to customers.
Come one and all during this month to our present
Stores.
4O4 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET NV,
and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS.
au2S LANSBURGH BROTHER.
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The Mild, Vet Effectiye Action

Inc M1las Yet EffeCt1ve Action
OF Tarrant's Settler Aperient upon the stomach
and bowels commendsi 1t most highly to the most
delicate no less than to the most vigorous const-
tut1OnS
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avegetable compound, contains no quinine; pos
tive cure Tor malaria fever and ague, at KlocZew-
skis drug store, 423 9Th street Price SOC. 3m
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UNITED STATES BONDS withdrawn from securities
OF national banks by Treasurer Gilflllan to-day,
and surrendered to the Secretary for exchange
into three per cents, is total to date,
497. 945
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, $a23 80 4O2; customs, $3.50, 44607.
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Buy YOUR SCHOOL Books at Shillington's cor
~ 81 and Pennsylvania avenue, and you will get,
besides reduced prices, covers, rulers and blotters
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Affairs in West Washington.

BREAK IN THE CANAL--The recent heavy rains
nave caused break in the canal on the Magazine
lever, which is the one next to the GEORGETOWN
level The break was OccaSoned by the Cabin
johns culyert not being sufficiently large to carry
OF the water from the branch. The washout In
the canal bank lowered the canal two feet on that
level large force OF men is engaged in repair
Ing the break to-day, and it is said the repairs
would be completed by noon to-day
ROCK CREEK got on the banks in many places
last night, but did no damage as far as heard
from.
PoRT.-Cleared, schr. VIM Mason, Chase, for
providence, with coal
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls and
receiving reservoirs, very turbd; distributing res
ervOir clear.
HIGH TIDE.-September 13tll-S :O2 a.m., 8 pm.
IMPENDING HOSTILLTIES AT NORFOLK VA-The
Noriolk PHginian having published a synopsis of
speech by Mayor Lamb, OF Norfolk, which he
considers misrepresented him, the mayor recently
published handful denouncing Michael Glennan.
te Cuitor or the paper, as liar and contemplate
scounurei who shall be treated by me- II he goes
TOO 1ar, precisely as l would treat mad dog that
attacks me-" Mr.. Glennan made rejOinder in the
Norfolk VHgthion, OF Sunday last, saying Of
Mayor Lamb, THAT in the face of his cowardly
threat. ! shall consider myself justified in being
prepared to meet him, defending myself by the
rights that God and the law give me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12

Lydia e. Pink hams Vegetable
Compound ranks first as curative agent in all
complaints peculiar to women. Cures kidney
troubles OF either sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12

PRICES jewelry store. Imitation diamonds, very
1riliant.
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SCHOOL Books, new and secondhand Remem-
Der that Merry takes anything. Everything in eX-
change. 1928 and 1927 32l street, Georgetown.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


WARRINGTON. DC. sept IL, 1852, 10 :0J am
For the middle Atlantic states, clearing weather,
northerly winds, higher barometer, stationary or
bower temperature.
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 90, 1881.
Gentlemen: Being sufferer from female weak
nesses to such an extent could not go around the
house. and having failed to get relief from the
treatment OF some OF our most responsible physi-
Clans my husband persuaded me to try Browns
iron BftterS, two bottles Of which completely re-
stored me to health, and am now strong and
hearty. Ny husband also took Browns Iron Bit
tes for kidney complaint with beneficial results.
From the eject shown on me by the use Of the
nrst bottle, DR.. Briston recommended its contin-
ued use. MRs NJ LArRRNT
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NATIONAL BANK NorEs received to-day for re-
demption, $2O2 900.
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IF VOC WANT A NEW RANGE, LATROBE on
j Furnaca en- on GEO. =. GAkTRELL. SIS -. 4
betWeD and RanGea 1A&robss and Furnsc4 - \
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Real ESTATE SALE-Messrs John sbarn,on
20 yesterday sold for r. III. I. Leopold trustee In
4 ID oiock Meridian Hui, adjoining tie resdepc
Burr at 3o4 cents per square foot. This IS an in
locally. - - VIZ
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WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS
Best goods made reduced to the following low prices
ga 12k cents Ga Is cents.
IA 17H cents ga 20 cents.
ga 22H cents. 10-4 Is cents.
These came directly from the Wamsutta mills and
are in length from one to ten yards.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETsN

We offer the largest size both sides best Cocheco robe
print white cotton filling, at 81 40, regular price S.
The cold weather will soon, your winter
stock now.
81. 40 full size MARSEILLRS SPREADS reduced to
$1.20.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some Of which are soiled, at less than half price.
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WAR DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS Secretary
Lincoln has appointed P. R. r. N. Sattes clerk OF
class one in the Adjutant Generals Office, and
Henry Schmidt, laborer, In Surgeon Generals
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-01
To the Point.

We clip the following from the address
made before the Press Association by MIR.
Wilson, editor of ono of the Fort Worth pa
pers
We can discern good results already
from the organization of this association,
but really the foundation has hardly been
laid for the work that should be done. For
the amount of work done and good ac-
complished to the state and people, there IL
no profession 80 poorly paid. The associa-
ton should adopt prudent, but at the same
time pertinent course of action, looking to
wiser Legislation for not only the benefit of
newspapers but also of the subscribers OF
to our papers That Legislation which pro-
vides that certain matters of interest to
every citizen may be written and posted at
three points in the county is downright in
suit to the wealth of the state and to the in
dustry and intelligence of the people. Such
bills when posted may be torn down in an
hour by some ruthless hand, or melted or
washed down by the first rain, or blown
down by the first wind, and yet the law Is
satisfied, and the officer has met the require
ments. But if the poster urvives all these
and many other enemies, still very large
proportion of the people must live inconyen-
lent to any three points III the county. NO"
if the people could possibly know at what
time these documents would be posted, and
if the posters survive all enemies, there is
hardship in requiring the farmer to leave
his plow idle while he rides twenty or forty
miles to consult his oracle. The citizen who
pays to have his news furnished him daily
or weekly through the most approved chan
mel under the sun, is entitled to receive the
official news from the state and county.
He is taxed to run the machinery of tate,
and must himself run from home and bust
ness in order to know whether his property
is in danger of being wrenched from him
by the law and officers whom he supports
with his substance. The people may rea-
sonably expect that every Judicial, executive
or judiciary act of the government state and
county, shall be brought to their notice
through their newspaper hope the asso-
ciatioh will address itself squarely to this
matter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-01
The Resultor Necessity.

What the ancients suffered for the want
of knowledge in medical science can only be
appreciated by contrasting the vast amount
Of suffering cured and pain alleviated in
modern times. by the use of Swayne's Oint-
ment for skin diseases Its Introduction
was characterized by the necessary with
drawal Of score or more Of Elusive, quack
nostruns. whose evil effects have left living
monuments to denOunce them Thus Is ex-
emplified the prov-rb, Necessity Is the moth
er Of Invention.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-01

Mrs. ParneI. the mother of Charles the
Irish patriot. said at n public meeting IN
New York last week "YOu have only 90
wait and watch for England's downfall and
disrurfion. don't think the Almighty can
make Il too bad for England-"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-01

for dinner. Laura went to Sunday school.
Victor made him needle to make ham
mock.
80. Went TO the College with Nellie and
Laura Papa got some grapes. 96e.
Ny Arthur whom shall not See
Till all my widowed race be run !
Dear ~ the mother 10 the son,
More than my brothers are to me
In this the end of all my care Z
Is this the end 7 Is this the end?
7enayson,.
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THE ORGAN OF ST. MARY'S.
ny oxA noLLlsaswoarR.

ny osA RoLLlsoswoarR.
When skies are chill and lssdeu~
And from the dismal street
The tcmpsst's murmurs deaden
The sound Of passing feet;
When wild gusts seize the shutter.
Aud shake the loosered pane.
Aud dies to darkness utter
The dfeaFy day Of rain;
Out o'sr the uishtfAli stealing.
AZ Ger . troubled breast,
The old church organ pealing
Its twilight hymn Of rest.
Sends forth q message holy
Unto the listening ear.
Kidding the tried soul fully
Yield up itself In prayer,
Oh, then I fancy heaven
Some echo gives release,
And falls upon the even
A moments pause Of peaoet
As Roats from dim St. Mary's
Unto the listening ear,
The solemn benediction,
In accents sweet and clear,
Aud when those unseen d ngers
waken the we'll kno wn chorda,
For me an old spell lingers
In tho fsmiliar words
Recalling ANGEL voices
From out the past again,
Which die to sadness only
AS dies she long "Amen I"
And oh, I love 10 hear it
That organ poal OF praise
Whose music soothes the spirit
On eves OF sadiest days;
When He, who hushed the tumuit
OF far-oR Galilee,
Speaks to the restless bosom,
As to q wayward sea.