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Stats : Ronaitutioit semadt, DeIde am 2.
DECEMBER 1879 angenummsn tpurse.
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ab9eiiutut unb melde bon berielben quit
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Of Muftt tn SReiD Orleans, Dieufaa ben
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8reis bon $50, 900, aud in 8ru@tbeis
len %bertauft; ems an @rneit Sbiemer,
IS Sliper ST., @lebelanb, g.; ems
on bic Irtanfas Nat'l:.8anf Of 9ot
Springs, Mrf.; Gins on bic Defiance
Nat'l. 8anf Of Defiance, O.; ems an
@bas. 5tratton, .Merico, Snb; ems
an g. q. Sopce, Stem Oorf; sitts an
Sgna5 Sfafomitf6. SO Milett Str,
N. g.; ems on bic @ermania Bant Of
Mew Oorf @itp; ems an aIf. 2ibert.
Safe CHARLES, 3d.; ems an Trart
9aa, 268 Magasine ST., Stem Stleans,
2a.; ems on $. @lud, Suseatoola,
Nla.; ems at Sri. Clara Wisbpm,
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yto. 1919 5og ben 0ierten preis BON
$4,000, ging a~lermdr;s bin, unb ebens
10 lber cine Miaion Dollars. Die
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i9erungs $ Policen beffens empfeblen.
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2ager bon Stable unb Sancp Groceries.
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auf 6bpctbefen bon cultibirtem 2anb, Elm.
.se,duntes @eibelanb nnb Grunbeiaentbum in
9roberen Stabten in &eras. Nntauf uab
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&etfenben auf's bortbeilbafteite befannt
mar, bat ieBt on Moenue s. No. 232,
Elm prioat $ 8oarbingboufe erbfnet.
Muf CUTE Slide un6 8equemli6feiten
fir Serren, beaea elm eigenes 9eim
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wanbt. preiie mdBis. Betbitisung
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~ szn 30. sbriI 1855 su be5abIeu.
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ATS @etinue i'm Betroge bon $535,0eO
MppIifationen fir gInb.@a iOltea nut an
ete Office Der @eieHi@aft IN Netr Srleans se-
jeubet tpernen.
Me9en peiterer Spformation f@reibe man
beutli6 NIT gen1aer Mre6angobe.
S@idt POSTAL NOTES, Grpreb Moneb
Orbers ODER @edfel auf stetp BORT in setp0bn.
li&en 8riefen. 9apierselb per Grpreb (auf
uufere aofeu) a~Drefre man an
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ODER: Stem Orleans, Ga.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
The Tragedy of Two Young Lives.
From the Chicago Tribune.
..Ts IL not lnvalv2-

From the Chicago Tribune.
lis it not lovely?"
With lips slightly parted her chest heaving
with gentle excitement, and her eyes luminous
with the dreamy exultation of a deeply poetic
nature, Glycerine McCurdy, in the first flush of
her radiant young womanhood, leaned forward
and drank in the glorious beauty of the land
scape. Her companion was young man with
broad, intellectual forehead, cultivated eve
glass and pair Of the most esthetic legs that
ever wobbled. Persons who have gazed in
speeches. admiration at those legs-but we
digress.
At their feet bathed in the hazy splendor Of
an Indian summer afternoon, broke the muir
muring wavelets of the romantic Calumet
whose blue expanse reflected in its placid
bosom the golden sky overhead and the rich
autumnal tints Of the arboreal vegetation that
fringed its shores
Lovely" echoed the young man, in reply to
the exclamation of his fair companion. ut is
beautiful beyond description"
With his soul in his eyes the ecstatic youth
was looking at the rapt face beside him, and
not at the landscape.
"Glycerine," he said, and his voice vibrated
with emotion, ''are there not times when the
soul, freed from the Heshy thraldom-hold
still, for heavens sake"
With powerful sweep of his arm he struck
to the earth native mosquito, and stood over
it with clenched fist and flashing eyes.
ut is dead" he painted
''Eulet Melone," said the maiden, with ashen
lips, II thank you. You have saved my life"
Don't mention 1t, my darlingy' he ex-
claimed.
vivid blush overspread the face of the
lovely young girl.
Forgive me, Glycerine," murmured Eulet
''for my presumption in thus addressing you,
but can keep silent no longer"
He bent over her and his breath famed her
glowing cheek as he went on impetuously:
'Glycerine McCurdy, together we have fished
for ring perch from the breskwater, forded
Dearborn street after shower at the risk of
our lives, braved the atmosphere of Bridge
port, read Browning till we have experienced
goneness that nothing but fried oysters
would assuage, and together we have wan
dered ON these classic banks until have felt
that life would be beastly sham, cold fraud.
without you. Glycerine, l."
do not say it, Mr.. Melone!" said the young
lady. with averted face.
mot say it2' he demanded, holly. AFTER
the soul communion we have had for years, the
encouragement you have given me, not to
speak Of the bouillon and caramels you
nave-but let that pass Why may I not ex-
press the emotions Of my SOUL Glycerine
McCurdy2"
'sBecause"-snd there was despairfnp wall
in her voice a. she moved away from him and
drew . long, shuddering breath--.because,
Eulet Melone, can never marry 9 man that
eats onions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

An interesting exhibition Of hand ball was
played at 6weeny's' court in New York yester-
day, John Lawlor, the Irish champion, and
Frank Reinolds defeating Sweeney's Spaniard
and John Bergen By four out Of six games.
Steps are being taken throughout the western
half Of Kansss to defeat the Springer bill pro-
viding for the opening Of Oklahaana to settle
ment.
Gov Bullock, president of the Southern
Forestry congress, IL in receipt Of notices from
many Of the governors Of the several states
naming delegates TO the convention to meet in
Atlanta on the 5th, 9Th and It'll OF December,
and II Il expected that the congress win Join
in the Pomologist convention in Augusts on
the 10Th.
The Philadelphia and Reading coal and iron
company announces that II win make no change
In the price Of anthracite coal for December.
Next Saturday II win shut down eighteen coli
heriea.
At Fort Smith, Ark, the trial Of T. O. Boudi-
not, creditor Of the Cherokee Aduocnte who,
In October, 1881, killed B. h. Stone, editor Of
the Telephone, ended Wednesday night In yer.
dict Of acquittal on the ground thst Boudinot
acted IN sslf-defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
The VIII Of Peter Pitchlyun,

CITATION TO THE WIDOW OF THE cHocrAw
CHIEF TO PRODUCE 1T IN COURT HIRE.
In the Probate Court to-day petition was
filed asking q citation to Mrs Caroline Pitch
lynn, commanding her to produce the will of
her late husband. Peter Pitchlynn that il NAV
be probated. The testator was q chief of the
Choctaw nation Of Indians. and for years rep
resented the nation here. The petitioners are
Messrs. Hildebrant and Morrison. G. W. Moss.
+. J. Heiberger and others, and represent that
they are creditors Of Thomas Pitchlynn, a de-
visee under the will, entitled to a share Of the
property and effects present and perspective;
that the testator died over seven years ago.
leaving o will. and that q large sum of money.
they have been informed, has been recently
paid over to her to be distributed, but she has
not done 30, and the will has never been pro-
bstsd They therefore ask citation directing
he, to probate the win and requiring her to
Is appended, from which ii appears that the in
strument was executed January !. 1881. in the
presence OF ]. B. Luce, II. z. Mckee, s. C. NJ
P1tchlynn. Caroline +. Pitchlynn. Kate Guet-
ner, and Mary v, Guetner. He names his wife
as executrix, giving her one-third Of the prop
erty, and the other two-thirds to be divided
into eight equal parts. four to 20 to his chill
dren and grandchildren In the Choctaw ma
ton. and four to bis son Thomas, daughter So
phie, son Lee. and grandson Edward Everett
John n. Oliver and L. H. Pike.
To PHILADELPHIA IN 1856 MNurEs.-The new
Baltimore and Ohio limited has lowered the
record 70 this figure and makes the run in that
time every day. The pace il not % hot as to
be unsafe on such Q superb track a. that of the
Baltimore and Ohio between this city and Phil
adelphiA
MALICIOUS DISTRACTION OF CIorHIno.-Last
evening Mr.. John Ridden and his wife attended
ball, and when they returned to their board
ing-house. No. 4S6 n street. they we're sur.
priced 10 find that some one bad been in their
room and destroyed their clothing. Nearly
every article Of wearing apparel in their apart
nsnt had been cut and torn 70 pieces. Besidss
the clothes, the piano cover and bed clothing
we're Destroyed Nothing had been taken from
servant girl Lizzie Smith, and shs was arrested
BY ONcen Trsmmeu and Trainor and locked
up on suspicion She denied the charge. The
girl Is held TO await the result Of further in
vsstigation. She win probably be released
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In Cleveland yesterday there was . fight be-
tween bull terrier and raccoon from Gsllen.
Ohio. Each animal weighed a pounds. The
match was tor e2se aide, the dog 70 kin the
owner gave mp the fight
The first conference OF the secretaries snd
o6icers Of all German branches Of the YOUNG
Mems Christian association east of PittsburS
commenced In Baltimore yesterday.
Al Charleston, v. Va, L l. Price, conf
ers, Il reported 70 BE- . defaulter. He LEFT After
turning over al Of his own property 70 The
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTRD..BY YOUNG NAN, BOARD AND
w room With Pirate fnpily: location within IN
ahae. Aadre9 4 y q. etss o1ace. II
WANTED.BOARD PAlnLY OF HUSBAND
part % city; WIN pay always n s6vancs. OUiET
BOARD" Star ofaca u2<R
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DENTISTRY

lie DUKE DENTIsT. us lsTH ST NV.
eston prepered and used only b me- Teeth nled 81
hitting sets ARTIFICIAL Teeth op>r.nons lsr,
~ binding, cor oth and sta Room z. extracts
Teeth without pain, With serated hypnotic, which
IN starr PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
~ per Inv. Gold and AmAly<m filiinsr special
". fazn prevented IN extracting b. spp1cAt9n -
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without seriously neglecting my other work. u
KNEW NOTHING OFFICIALLY ABOUT sUB-coN-
TRACTORS.
To General Ruger he said that he knew abso-
lutely nothing, officially, about sub-contractors.
To Captain Chester he replied that he never
had any suspicion that Peterson, who was con-
nected with the reservoir contract, had any
connection with the tunnel General Ruper
then gave the major q chance to make any
statement he desired.
The major said that the legislation ON the
subject Of the tunnel subsequent to the first
appropriation had made it impossible to change
from contract plan to the employment of dsy
labor.
:, In reply to Col: Craighin the witness said
that he learned Of
THE BAD WORK IN THE NEW YORK TUNNEL
at about the same time when he first heard OF
the bad spot in the Washington work, in June
last. These two facts made him somewhat an
prehensive, and he immediately went TO New
York, where he consulted with the engineers.
Had you known that any of the sub-in.
spectors received money from the sub-con.
tractors for extra work, what would You have
done?' asked Col Craighill. They would
have been discharged at once"
Major Lydecker was excused at II O'Clock.
and the court began to read the record.
At 1880 tomorrow morning Gen. Duane,
formerly chief of engineers Of the army, MI
give testimony before the court.
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