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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

Hon. Robert ould. distinguished lawyer
of Richmond, Va, and Confederate commits
siOner offe1ohange during the war, died last
Friday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

We trust our patrons will not neglect to
remember US with little cash during the
present week, in view of the near approach
of the Christmas holidays.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
NOTICE.

1NHE stockholders of Jefer.on County Bail.
Il alng ASSOCIATION Ne. 3. who have paid tx cir
ahTs In fnil to the end of the said Association
VIII BIO paid s i.3e per STARE rebate.
December 10. 1882. Ttnssnr.r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

S7c week made at home by tho indu.triour
sRs X Best business now before the public Cap
ital not needed VS. will etart you Men women
eoys and girls wanted evsryvhsrs to work for al.
Now Is the time. You can work in spare time or
give your whole time to the business No other
bust ess will pay you nearly well. No oa~ can
tstl to make enormous pay. by engaging at once.
Co'ty eutht and terms FREQ Money made fast
easily, sad honorably. Addre,s TRuE q Co
Augaea. Maine December is. 1852 ".
FtECTRlC LOSS. for cleaning Nickel Silver.
~ Brass. Copper, &c. Call and get bottI, fur
it 10 cheap and good article
JOSEPH &. YESTERDAY
OPERA! OPERA !-opers Stoves. th. tties.
" Base Burser that has been sold in town
another lot jrst received sleo smother lot of IA
Burners with Teskettle Attachment very CEN
venisnt in any room. Como and buv
JOSEPH h. yesterday
December 10 1859
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

IT you want to make present to your
friends. call at H. A. Burton's Jewelry Store.
where you will find stock of goods-every.
thing both in Solid and Roll d-Piate Jewelrv
of all kinds; Musical Instruments of all kinds,
for sale cheap; Silver Ware, 10. of it,
Triple-Plate-come aud see for yourselves -
All kinds of Repairing done at shor. nosics
Call and bring your WORKS. cts on the dol
lar less than anywhere else Bird Seed for
sale. the best. only 10 cts per tb. Look for
the large sign. II. A. Burton, Main at.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

The Supreme Court of Appeals concluded
its term at Wheeling last Saturday. and adj,
iourned until the FIRST day of next regular
term,to be hel1 in Charleston, Commencing
on the l 9th day Of January 1888.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

Elk Senator Hendricks, according to an
Indianapolis dispatch, has at last pu. political
ambition aside and become an earnest sup
porter of ex> Senator Joseph E. cDonald, of
Indiana, as the democratic candidate for
President in 1884. The same report states
that GogGrnor-slcct Cleveland has consented
to accept the nomination for yiec-Prcsiden.
with Mr.. Mcdonald as CHIEF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

The friends of Mr.zJ E. Fleming, editor
of the M0rgantown Ne,o Dominion, will pre-
sent his name as a candidate for sergeant>at-
Arms of tho senatei at the meeting of the
legislature this winter. )
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

Hon: a. r. Bo.elsr is now spoken Of as
successor to Senator Horny G. Davis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

Mr.SJohn W. Carrots was on "Wednesday
last elected tothe presidency of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the twenty-ffth time !;
Mr.. Spencer was elected second yice> president.
and oTland Smith third vice president.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
iLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.

Halls. &c. Plates of Gue fixtures fiuish,d
iIGuid. Polished Brass and Porcelain; Gi,,Les
SAdes. Burners. Drup-LIgits. Sc Old fixtures
Qded and B. Orzcd Having had fifteen
yars'ez DerieTce in the bus mess. and can-Rlar-
3tee perfect satisfaction Il. ali work dcne ky
~. CHAS. Z. SEAL,
a. ~. II Yesterdays Tin ard Stove House.
T., 5marv 10, lSs2.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

Hon. Alexander R. 7BOtelor proposes to
memoFislizs the West Virginia Legislature to
serecta -monumen. to the memory of james
Rumsey, who anteedated the New Yorker,
Robert Fulton, in the application of steem to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
BANK NOTICE.

TENHE Bank of Charlestown will ba c1.saf
l. Christmas aud New Years DAYS
G. A. PORTERFIEI
Oecem Der 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

IHn honTH AMERICAN REVIEW for January
ope3s with symposium in which three of tho
most prominent advocates in this country of
the Review Of CRurch Creeds." namely Rev.
DR.; Newman SnIyth, Rev Henry Ward Bcecher
ano Rev. DT. Lyman Abbott, set forth the
grounds HPoa which such revision Is dsamsd
necessary as defense of revealed religion
against the encroachnents of skepticisnl and IS
An adjustment of the relations between faith
and science ''Uniyersitv Education for wo-
msn. question that just now is being warmly
by Prof. w. LIE Conte Stevens, who, tkouph he
zealously advocates tho measure, cemfaands
tbs attention and respect of its oppsments by
the esninenl fairness with which he states the
adverse arguments. Prof. Isaac L. Rice clyeg n
"De1nition eli Liberty" deinced fros pro.
fonndly philosophical study of the phases of po-
times 10 tho presen day. "Ameriean English"
by Gilbert ID Tucker. Is a spirited defense of
OR Atlantic fashion of En- gish speech against
Row Dr.. II. ". Thomas writes IN article thai
can hardly fail t" STRIKE q svmpathetic chsrd IN
many mird. ON HThs RESPONSIBILITIES Of Pro-
gresslVe Thinkors" "BiEotry in the Medical
Profession" bv DIR David Hunt. is = project,
from tho pen of a respected member of the nj ed
leai profession. AGAINST tho First Commandment
sf medical ethics. which forbiGis ASSOCIATION
ChsrIes T. Cong don. under the incalarIv ant
Title OF Aunltcratisn Of Intelligence" exposes
s f OF the grave evils to no apnrehnnded from
the naonopolIzati"n OF tats0ra pill lines, press as
seciat1sns and Influential public journals Pub
HEneo at so LSfarette Place. New York.
Railways -Rcso!vent. Radwav's Relief Mus
tang Eminent, Ayers Medicines, for sale bv
cs,,;ro ,, pa: G. E PRATT.
LubIn's Snan. Condrav's goods, and a eensrai
limo OF hne Toilet Articles. for sale by
DR. CHAS. E. PRATT.
LIZ Ho o. papGT. Fools Cap: Legal Caps and large
!ob OF fIne Note Paper. Envelopes of all kinds
toSether with full limo of STATIONERY, for sale
ny DR.. CHAS. e. PRATT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19

MonE Ev1nEscE.-S. B. Hartman a. Co.. CT
tho best medicine I over used.
NANCY FETTERMAN
Cookport. Indiana Co.. Pa.
Your Pruna fer Indigestion and Liver trou-
bes helps mo. W. BEASeoN
East Liverpeel. o.
was suffering with pain in the est pal al
tatien of the heart, with great syv eling of tho
stomach. Peruna is doing wonders for me-
Sharpsburx. Allegheny County. Pa.
, have bad liver complaint for thres years; I
thHught i would nnve to quit work have
taken two Bottles of Your PTuna and am wall
THOMAS BRADFORD,
3l4 Western avenue. Allegheny City, IA.
Ask yonr druggist for Dr. Hartman's book on
the ellis of Lrfe"-gratls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
BEE, VEAL, MUTTnH. LlMB, &C.,

slauk cred III the most Clearly nnd approved
mani r, sold the lowest prices. and delivered,
if rd9irsd. anywhere within the corporation
limTF Terms Cash. except to Prompt-paying
esH, heTs. TO WI ON 80 days time will be given.
HiHSSI market prices PAID for fat stock. With
THAT'S for past patronage. hope. by strict a.
cOujnpaucs at same.
CHober %. 1882 Gun sc YOEGc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
OUR BALTIMORE LETTER.,

The Pstpates, Story, Wearing efthe Greg
In The Land Where. ace We're Dreaming
Pulpit Utteranees-.Preach ps Black
sn,ith-7He Depa in Rslitics-.7He Fat
Romaa-7he Living .SEe1eton-Ne,o
Fork, Baltimore and Sacred 1Sab5aths-
The Salvdtion Arm,y-.Lo Lunaties-
Christmas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-19
Freh Meats in so.son.

n 4++lL.saS,s,..ssss' stiIf Continues tie
i Blu fheripg Business in all ftsEsf
brapcus, and is prepared to furnish the go.
public pnStaHtlv, at bis STAB in to Market
Henseihe very best Flesh Meats the market
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
BY authority OF the Supreme Court of the District Of
PAY PAY. III THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1852, at
ems I # the .1sSn of
lis shares of the Stock each Of the face value Of sa5
OF the American district Telegraph Company Of
the District Of Columbia.
ton Target Shooting Association Stock. being osr-
tia ssS No. ST. secured by deed Of trust on the
SO shares Stock 25 sach) Of same being certificate No
Is shares leach OF the face value Of 500 Of the Wash
ineton Market Company Stock. certificate No.
shares each Of the face value Of ssoo) Of the capital
being certificates Nos. a. Sc aud 81.
shares gao eschl the District Of Columbia, Upper
MARLBORO and Hills Landing Turnpike Company.
e ee cssv and
Shares lO0 eac Capital Stock Of the National
Far Fan co Grounds Association, certificates Nos. AIS
Shepherd. each for 500, dated October 18th. 1876
payable years after date with interest," out of the
to aeorree Psssr p BseS1 and
Volumes to IL Of The Encyclopedias Britannica,
9th edition. bound in sheep.
volumes to OF The Herd Register Of the American
Volume l of same,
The Real Estate Directory Of Washington D. c. three
volumes.
Lot Miscellaneous Books.
r. ROSS PERRY,
REGINALD FENDALL,
Administrators Of estate OF Thos. L. Hume deceased
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 7.-Viryinia e. consoss, 81;
do second series. 34s: do past due coupons a.; do
new ten-forties. 42x bid too day.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-CottOn firmer-mddline 12T,
Flour quiet and hrmer-Howard street and western
supe 5Oa4 So do. extra, 75s5. 75 do. family g. 85a
Oo: city mills SUPER, 5na4. u.s. do extra O0a7 80;
90. Rio brands. 7. 25a7.37 Baltimore high grade
family. 100; do winter wheat patent, S75. Wheat
southern lower; western lower and duli-souhern red
asked; No western winter red, spot, i.38hal. 80;
June 3ssal 49, July l.223.al. 22s< August l. 1917
ai:isss; September, 1871. 1Sh. Corn, southern
higher western duh and steady-souther1i white 81;
do yellow. So western mixed spot 81 asked July 79
aoO: august S0sSOh. Oats more active and steady
southern s0a62; western white. 6Oa62: do.
mixed. 5sa59: Pennsylvania, 5sa62. Rye dull 75asO
Hay slow and easy-prifne to choice Pennsyl-
yania and Maryland. II. Gne1e 90. Provisions
hTner.mess pork 20 25a21 90. Bulk meas-suuii,,;.s
ara clear NIB sides packed, 9sa12. Bacon-shoulders
refined ia o. Butter quiet-wsstern packed. Isais;
refned ~. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, ordinary to
far S!aa9H; Sugar quet-A soft. 81: copper refined
dull 111$a1S. Whisky steady, 1.2Oal Fl. Freignts to
Liverpool per steamer frmer-cotton. 3-l6d I'D :
Hour 1s per barrel: grain. I'd. Recelpts-dour 1856
barrels: wheat 10, COS bushels; corn 696 bushels;
oafs LAB bushels. Shipments-corn, 8. IT'S bushels
Salesmwheat 119, OPT bushels corn, 49, $50 bushels
NEW YORK. June Stocks active hut weak
Money, 8. Exchange-long. 1868: short 4S9. State
ponds inactive Governments irregular but generally
NEW YORK, June Flour duh and UNCHANGED
Wheat cssh and esrly months a shade better; August
and September saE cent better Corn heavy and Ia =
cent lower. Pork firm. Is. 00a20.25 Lard ste .dy
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Star Route Trial.


Upon the relssenhliay of tao court, Mr.. Hine,
counsel for Nessrs Vale and Miner began his
opening. He sJd he hid not spent mere than
three hours OF time IN Investigating the case, and
that time spent in listening to recital by his
clients Of their connection with this case, which
satisfied him that they had no reason to fear the
stricteSt trial and scrutiny
Tie maintained that In reference to the mall ser
vice there had bee1 no cause o. complaint These
Defendants had cCEcN int the sOrTice just as any
other honest Citizen might. and there was no con-
spiracy IN that Th9re WAS no ground OF complaint
at all in the manner in which t;iey had obtained
the contract lie gave an account o.
THE ASTscsDESTs OF MINER,
who had first become associated In business with
ex-senator Dorsey IN San,u ky, Ohio, where he
had for years been manager OF a tool company.
They had cone to-et ,cr here afterwards in the
most natural way in the world, MT Miner having
come here for the benefit OF his health Finding
that tine hun, heavily on his haH1s he conciu led
th.,t he might 90 s1.nC:lfn- in m all contracting
Hr. Miner thought Il he could get four or i've
contracts in the W. st hc canli look after them.
To his aa3Znent, Ou5 q! 40 or $50 bids, about so
were accepted. ae>srS- j. w Dorsey, Peck, l
others had proposals aece tied going Owe. about
the same tirritOry. Mr.. ylile, 10 to this time,
had never Known any or these men, These
men clmc together to consider how they coui1 best
perform thair contracts. rot as partners, however,
They divided their territory.
nurinr Mr.. Hines speech he referred to Mr..
Vae's f0rtniag pursuits in tier days AMI was In
terTupted b. tE" court, who stited that his time
avoided. Mr.. Hines urged that mis- clients had
ben denounced ana he had right TO
Show what SOFT o. iaen they werc.
"a SCRUP."
Mr. TOtten said that Mr. Bliss had said he would
trace Mr.. Joh1 W. Dorsey's life from the time he
was scrub in Vermont down TO the time when
he became q RASCAL
"a scrub:" exclaimed the court
ayes, u scrub" sal Mr.. Tuiten.
"And Vermont scrub" said Mr. McSweeney.
"Yes, Vermont scrub, continued Nil. TCtten,
&c nd that makes it wOrsS.r
81 have heIrd recently observed Judge Wylie,
"of an honorable member being called a little
scamp"
Mr.. Hina, after explaining further the different
business relations OF his clients, closed at half
past O'Clock.
Mi. Totem said that Mr. McSweeny would make
The closing speech now for the ;icfhnce
He said that he was not inclined TO proceed to-
Gay, and asked the court to adjourn until TO-
morrow.
Judge Wylie declined to do this, and Mr.. Nc
Sweeney proceeded t. address the jury, and at
O'Clock the court adjourned.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated May 18TH ca
land records Of the District Of Columbia, we wiI.
gsSS T fGfR e n ss
Iesssat Plains lying in be county of Washington.
divided By Is Under desse the Of
said District in equity cause No 7,s1S, into lots
bered from ID TO thirty six {S6) incIusise ccord-
ing 70 our accorded subdivision One of these lots
street. three the line of the road Rock Creek
church. and the remainder front forty-foot road OF
street laid down said subdivision. The lot on the
road has front Of SO feet by depth of 900
street have front OF SO feet by depth of 1870 feet
and lsS feet or thereabout on the road to
said street and 2O6 feet or thereabou on said
road to Rock Creek church. There is Q councillors
frame dwelling upon lot s. which lot has front Of $50
feet on Mt Pleasant street by depth Of 200 feet the
with front Of 30 feet except lot g. which fronts l4
feet said street and ZIG feet thereabout on the
road to Rock Greek church. The lot the It'll street
road or street then the unimproved ot vt Pleasant
street and lastly the dwelling house lot. Pats tie
subdivision may be seen upon application to the
Soneer or the trustees Some Of the 7thstreet lots WIN
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance in three equal
instaments at six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest from day of sale. payable semi annually
on By Of Of or al 9osh n % s
CURED except for lot S. which deposit of $3.50 win
be required; AZ conveyancing and recording at pur:
chasers cost the terms of sale not fully complied
tees reserve the right to resell the lot lots sold
risk and cost of the defautng purchaser or purchasers
upon hve days advertisement in The Evening Star.
c casPEk S MAdHEh' Trustees.
te3-d&ds Corner 14th and d streets northwest,
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Capitol Notes.

The House joint resolution Of grief and SYM
pathy in regard to the death of Garibald1 was
passed by the Senate this afternoon.
AN ALMOST FORGOTTEN TREASURY THEFT
The House this afternoon failed to pass the item
n the deficiency bin t. reimburse ex-Treasurer
Spinner In the sum o: si7,ao7, money which it win
be remembered was taken by D. ". Ha.!ecs, an
employe OF the cash room. One sum OF money
Was in package OF $5Oa The clue to the theft
was discovered by the prosuse use OF $500 at the
5000 - orsr races oy one peg1tes Brown point
OF Georgia, and 1t was sustained. Pending the
debate long letter written by ex-Treasurer Spin
ner, dated at Jacksonville. detailing the circum-
st anees OF the robbery, was read
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JNO. A. CLARKE.
No. $40 ~ st. NV;
JOHN r. ENNIS, A1usss'
No. z06 La. ave. NV.
BON BROS. Aucfs. tel-dS6s
FTHoMAs E. wAaaAMAN. Real sss.se Auctioueer.

VVHOMAs E. WA00AMAN. Real Estate Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BEING KNONN AS THE WASHINGTON
ysI sTREET BETMEEN TH1RTEENTa AND
FOURTESSSTH STREETS NORTHWE&T.
March, 1878. and recorded ii Pr No. $50. folio 81
hiA. the nndezsgned Trustees VIM sen At pubic sue.
TSHt e R front & tie pTsmiss. On M0NDAY the
the following described real estate with improvements
movn g Lote -, ~ and IS, IN Charles Thomas no.
Terms Of sale: e-third Of the purchase money in
c1sh and the residue Ia two equal instaIlments for
s s ys.r yfh inter- e y Rer 9sns from day q sse
or sA cab q option at purchaser terms q sse %
nos compned With IN even dayA The Trustees reserve
ne right e reu et Yiak and c0gt Of 6efautng pur.
chAees. U00 depls1t required uhen md . accepisd
s21sft1f5fadS s aa13A4ss,nn Trustsss
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Canadian Affairs,
PROFESSOR GOODWIN SIXTH AND 6

PROFESSOR GOODWIN SIXTH AND SIR A. T. GAIT.
TORONTO, ONT, June IA special cable dispatch
10 the Globe says" Prof Goodwin Smith will
shortly receive the honorary degree OF doctor OF
civil law from Oxford university" Sir A. T. Gait
mas telegraphed to the lord mayor his willingness
10 aid In settling Jewish emigrants in Canada.
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AUCTION SALES.
VvHoMAs DowLIno. Aucaons.r.

TnNaOAAo OOWLkNGb Auc00n0oe.
chAEcERy SALE OF 1NPRovEp REAL RsrArz.
~ s. s. 80 * sadas ssss as ~ q
81 5SEJs e; E 81 i :
t.se Il II the city Of Ws:hinston G. . Wit Part q
fos see s.e e pSs q s. Il. fol
s Rnsas ,ss q ~: = :a.rs ls tsss ssss from @
81: .lo9E Ga .sy IA niche sSsnos
and siso Sc free de forever q s'e se
P..s :sY ne sss nnns :s noss
s e . sss g g. s e e -
f1 e: Is Of mid lot a
70 az a: soGs the
q :.ie sa res Sc decree.
e ps1shis H %o1sy In ss:nss in tire equal
e asS e ; sbs With he sy Of
xhos psa Sc ssd fs :hs
nay 1ssod ss rss s ana sef Sss
6 z sysnnS ssI ' & ss
the pDcgsrty sold win ss required at the % An
ny.,s.s. x.s:,s, s II sss'sIs;e. Trustees.
on sA4E q EoR XAIUA aibF q
sTEEEfs AND
. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court off,
the District Of Columbia passed on the oath day Es
which Elizabeth Lowe ct al plant and Jeremiah
5u M SF fss s
EVE O'CLOCK p M. offer for sale Ct public auction
IN front OF the premises the east 40 feet front by 80
thereon.
Terms One third cash. and the residue In two equal
nstalmente payable in six and twelve months respect
lively from day Of sale the purchaser giving his notes.
the title to be retained by the trustee tn the entire
Of the successful bidder the time Of SALE and unless
the terms OF sale complied with in days day
the defaung purchaser. All conyeyancing at cost of
purchaser. w.
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
490 Louisiana avenue.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts. my26- dads
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The Ssnr Route Jury.

WHAT DEPUTY MARSHAL WILLIAMS SAYS
In reference TO publication in to-day's New
York Herald. alleging irregularities in the manner
that the taleSmen for the star route jury were
summoned, and iatiInating that one person got
UPON the jury Who especialiy acceptable to the
defence, Deputy Marshal Williams said to STAR
reporter this afternoon that there WAS no depart
ure from the regular mode OF getting talesmen on
short notice; and that he could not see how 1t
WAS possible for any one to have known these
talesmcn were TO be summoned. He did not be-
heye that there Was any foundation for the re-
port.
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ley. It tells Its own story and needs no COM
mentary from me. Yours.
s. s. RANDALL.
Ne,o York, May q, 1882.

NEW YORK, Dec T. 1873.
MY FRIEND: You ask for an hour. I have row
but fifteen minutes, yet will endeavor to say
The loss Of my boy mskes great change In my
FEELINGS. plans ana prospects, The Joy OF my life
that any personal object can strongly move me
henceforth- had thought OF buying q country
place. but IL was for him; had begun TO love
them. Now all that deeply concerns me is the
evidence that we shall i've hereafter, and espec-
tally that We shall live with and know those we
loved here. The rest seems subordinate and
tEifing: mean to act my part while life Is spared
me, but no longer covet length OF days II felt
loved ones in the world to comeI would prefer not
to live long AS It Is I am resigned to whatever
OF that eating away OF the heart which aflicts my
poor wife and makes me apprehend that she viii
our darling In his coffin, after thoroughly washing
him, with dry eyes We had but few hours to pre-
pare for our loss he went to bed as hearty and
happy as ever: at a. m. he wanted to get up, but
vent directly back TO bed complaining Of no sick
ness; little past he called again, and soon the
we stopped this at 8, and did not feel that he was
In danger till about pm, and at he diedl His
mother had bought him fiddle the day before,
only Induced to lay it up at night by his delight at
the idea OF coming up In the morning and surpris
mrnng csed go' ap dse
the next day followed him to his grave! You
cannot guess how golden and lovely his long hair
(never cuO looked In the coffin.
We have lost four out OF five children, and have
only an infant left Our last girl was only six
months old; the other two were infants. Pickle
was five years Old last March. So much grace and
wit and poetry were rarely or never blended In so
young child, and to us his form and features
the perfection OF beauty. We can never have
another Child, and life cannot be long enough to
eace, though 1T will temper, this sorrow. Itdiners
IN kind as well as degree from that we have here
tOfOre experienced.
For the present my prevailing sentiment is that
OF some adventurous COrteZ or PiZarrO, who has
burned bis ships and of his baggage on an i'm
hospitabe Shore and feels he can henceforth adj
vance freely. do not feel that have heretofore
been derelict, but hereafter feel confident that
no fear OF personal consequences can deter me
from doing my duty. The road before me seems
h1ly and heavy, land have less strength than had
OUT snail swing my pack soon and face those I
meet with as blythe cOuntenance as ever. Kind
regards to Mrs Randall Yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-07
A Horrible Suicide

WEST CHESTER, PA, June 7.-There was horri-
Ole suicide near Unionviiie yesterday. Stephen H.
jackson, well to do farmer, aged GO. who has
been sick for years with dyspepsia, went to his
Darn and deliberately cut his throat with pocket
khiIa. When discovered by his wife he was dead.
jackson was at one time a prominent school
teacher, and took great interest In educational
matters The cOroner's jury rendered q verdict of
ton of mind