TR * 3 | = EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. ‘September 2, CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Ke Circulation More than Double that of any other Daily £ published in Washington. “Th e pr ceived t . that neither the independent sor repub cane tieket got any benefit from the Iai F, but that what- of the demo- y seems to have by the way, that he majority of states in next Congress. © value of the self closing spigot pre- for use some time since by the Dis- shown by t monstrate ib { water in consequence d of x by a flow of water : ame before the amine Of William ©. : TF the cireurnstar in the highest deg ertain that Mr. Sha: militon® number of 1 y Who are really worth Sos pabiy all be anal It is by m live in Calif shift ages are en the pinch comes. Among ntie products soil mast ays be countal The imecination of the people pace wi fecundity of nat limate. It appears from the proce Hee court num and other dangeroxs compounds without labeling them « ” ht to direct. { enough; but than, if as bad 2 f them have o: s ng other poisons eq: ul in the Way of alcoholiestimuiants. In other words, it is charged that not a few of the drug stores of the city are little more than drinking shops, carried on under the thin guise of a few colored bottles in front and a preserip- tion counter in the rear. Whether it is the Gaity of the police or the iternal revenue officers to break up this practice we do not know, but if it exists to the extent that is alleged it certainly ought to be broken up by some authority. tt) —— In the death of George H. Smith, “second president of the church of latter day saints of Jesus Christ,” which occurred at S: Lake City terday, the Mormon chare loses one of its most prominent, able and active members. Mr. Smith was a member of the little band of explorers which first dis- covered and occupied the then desert spot where the flourishing city now stands, and as “ historian” of the organ!zation, religious and secular. he kept a recor of every event and incident whieh occurred in the expe- rience of its people from the founding of the chureh to the day of his death. His knowl €dge, therefore, of the people, history and resourecs. not of Utah alone, but of all the adjacent country, was something wonderfu and perhaps exceeded even that of Brigham Young himself, which has always counted quite remarkable. — Under ¢ of snecessi chureh, Hon. George Q. Cannon, t! delegate in Congress, will doubtiess fil the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Smith, and many persons think he will ultimately be called to the place now oceupied by Mr. Young, when the time to providea s ssor for the head of the church arrives. W! Mr. Cannon will also be e! Mr. Smith 1a the office of « er A legraphic dispa’ the affairs of the Bank, or rather ex-! of California are still in a meddle. Ad pateh says the stockholders wiil not hold a meeting to-day; that the directors are still in session, but that everything is still in the dark in regard to the fature of the concern. We are afraid its future will niso remain to the dark. Private I atring bis he embra ohic ent 3 tiast hat and it is “St the re-nn less to say Caltwell, sat fr. his auditors mm Is ny, sae Pape en million p benefactions at ive past year, a them is tickled wt Buflees wronge md espectally that Hart's dends Bre no nished by @ rapid line of the Thint Aven The newspaper is the handmatd of ¢ zation. No family can bold tts place in ciety without it. The man needs it for in formation about markets and polities; the Woman needs it as @ diversion from ber household cares and family duties; the young need it for both amusement and in- Struction. mais If our poets who have gone before have cognizance of earthly aifairs, they must fairly how! with anguish at the frequent Misquotation of their lines, A correspon- dept, writing to @ Virginia paper, says:— * Oné never tires of this beautiful scenery, ‘and I can «ay with the poet— +I love thee, He probably wanted to quote a portion of ee ee ene yee Cie ies “ or love not Man the less, but Nature more, From these our interviews, in which [steal From all | may. be, or have been before, To mingie with the universe, and feel’ What I can ne'er express, yet cannot ali cou- | by acct, “Aad there wae war in eaves,” MA of Holmes’ Old Man ra . Sewniaie Live Pris ot MILBUBNS 439 143% Fens iain sv avenue northwest. T OF COLL het A op salve in the | avepae ard New Jersey apenas, no at between the hours of 1 oath; inetant, and W ovchock py Potomac Water will, he city described below, viz tog at the corner of Penns; lvanta ave x northwest, rauning D2r- aking uorth: thenee 2 | WASTED — be shut off frum all aeorhne B street And e mune, | acer —— is,from the reports re- street carts Cetus cbeae thence along L street to Vireioia ave- A siong Virginia ave: | Nest: thenes tong let street west to around & portico ew Jersey avenw oto D etreet north a | une, Tetween the hou | WaAnstepos Pennerivaaia ncial collapse in the election | a Rew | famity, w LU T FOR aashntiNe AND PROMO Teachers of the White Schools of Georgeturn getowe Building on SATUR. eptember 4, at S30 a.m. rst District of Washine- m Building, at 10 a. m.; the at the Franklin the Teachers of the White nd District of Washington at the Teachers of the ¢ Third District of Washington Teachers of the Bovldiog at 10:30 a, mu: ven at the Jefferson Buildii T of the Board. {Rep..Chron..Trit | ;ROPOSED 1 NEW 8 BUILDING ASS CIATION rth Washington ° 3, pimetae WILSON, ement upon wh: h $1 monthly, pay SCHOOL BUUKS AT INTRODUCTION PR ROBERTS: STaTIONEKY STOKE 1010 Savayer © , uve New York avenu neylvania ay enue ni ue CEBMAN-AMERIOAN a.) pars interost on d muade before thet OF SUBSURIPTI capiaiatock f the 8 RTH 2| Wh | ommendations are reqiired, te not sooner an the office of the NL. } £0. W. KING, Beo'y =PCOhE (ONLY SIX CENTS A BUSHEL Coke reduced to Six Cents a bust. a 00 PRESS (iucules ink, brush, &e.,) for hes. Labels. &¢ 1,000 times; only 80 cts. OMEAKA'S 213 Pa, av nd F streets. oppoate BANK OF DEPOSIT. EX ‘Ss. Treasury Depsrtment. ANGE, COLLEC and District Seenrities. | ny aud C4 enpons Ope on first-class | G nd sel) Gold ign Con. Drafts on —WM. ¥. Hon ZN mey-at Laie, hae re ozal bneiness ian nd conveniences housekee Bent @2 per month. Inanire next door; 414 ‘A street 10 theast. | auxds-eolt* TOR eli built press brick FRONT HOUSE; faces the = cih; conteins Li Foome, pith all moderiy ts roremment itusted be- | en 13th and 14th and B ar reote northwest; | rent @30. AKMS & KETCHAM, anes 6" 632 F street. on RENE A ™ RSE SSE 2 E tlh RENT—HOU>E containing eleven rooms, board with the Darties rent! Address exchanged. Cail fom § to8 pm t RENT—FURNISHED Hi modern improvements; rooms; Splendid location and four adn! je a the West eight or nine Ee: t remarzably low. ot WILLIAM TYLER. T15 Lh street ind DWELLING, cas and - porthwest, newly OE RENT—STO: | No G1 23d street. between F and G. Anaire, at water. corner Sth and N fmproved; «ix rooms, store ai NT—-The DWELTI 5 eet orthwest, between I and K; con- tainin nine Tocms, gas and water Inquire in the SOR RENT—Two or th water in the b tv York avente and bh R RENT—A STORE ws. aM | perfect re Apply at once xu ete reek betacon North Gap Apply at Dry G teman of tw. nte: sitnated In one of the best loc Mitios cn | Hill, within one sy ft Metropelitan BB lines nek small cash payments acd m nly instatiments. nees for comfort and easy ‘partly furniebed. k ry anted tn the highest tof the city, wi afew minutes’ walk fro also & beautiful flower wihing to examine the hon two two story and hslf basem: ems and bath re ory _ If purchased at once, will be “TLDING LOTS in tho north - Cheap, and on terms to H. MOULTON, 625 F stroct northwest. ndsomely furnished 09 12th street, between E and ‘at avery low fy shit purchasers. se SETS Bs b Dean Caton. Ilnstrat - 250 113. From the French of Emile Gal Tennyson's Queen Mar; For ale by. MOO anglé-tr jon of Honor. By Christian Reid......91 78 wusekold Book of Poetry. Popuiar ed Mabermeister Sch Insectiverous Prant- Clinical Lectures Paralysis f The Br Qaven ton, Fele. N lndex te Large lot © st SCLOMONS & CHAPMAN 5 “Pore Linep Papers,” 941 Per auglé-tr it Brac Wi ¥. By ™ Tennyson. Small Seunter cdi: per 25) ae. Voi 1 Novels re ASSES . i HEALTH “MAX: Bel aS) Puysical, Mtontat sed Moral, by Dr. W owt Make @ Liviug, by Geo. C. Leetoston, Aucient History trom Goo. Suith’ Personal Beminiscences, by O Kee iy oud ‘aye In the Kitchen. by Elizabeth 8. Miller. Living Thoughts of Leading Thin Popular Besorts and How te Mrach vue. we. mateeg se NE. angi-tr ‘2 street, COAL AND Woon. CeaL! vant: woop: woop CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH! JHOUEANDS OF TONS ORDERED. Arriving 4 rRoes of the best varivtics of all aiedv or COAL aud ‘OOD. Now is the time to buy ! Jf you would save ogy: 200d article and pus Mosk, 22 pounds to the top. call on the under signed before you buy avi aut the irceat Wharvea in fhe District, and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for the delivery of Coal Aivect from Our yesela to, the consumer, w* can certainly offer special tnduoe. ments. Avisit to our Wharves aud Vince one at a glace of onr nnsury advantages, — PINE WOOD delivered as low a6 85 per vcd OAK WOOD delivered as low as @6 to 87 a pee ie trial isall that is necessary to comvince the public of the aise facts. JOHN Matn OMce and jobnson’s Wharves, na Fonen seaqoen. om 1113 gus ecrect ang25-0o ALY Coan? Coan: woop: _— wooD Lem now receiving all sixes of the best grades COAL, PPT Pear T HOURS AND 20 w The PRSNSYLVANIA RAILROAD a AND © $m. Bal MAN PABLON ¢ PULLMAN PALAU _ On and after MAY i leave Depot of Bsituaore end P + Corner of Exprom for Phitadciphis, Now Work, nd points Exst daily, emoopt Sand seated Mx prcae— Pallman ae Batreet ‘tesday, June ad. 1578, trains SAKKIVE AT WAS mu. a mz 2. ™ daily . Ma cont Suntay sday Ex prow, FOR CAPE Mae NUTS. ¥ Mais ” TO CAPEK MAY aes wren 10 BALLBOAD AND WASHINGTON 4th s SUMEER SCHEDULE —~Jene 6, i878 FROM WASUINOTON CITE s n. Winchester, and §« an & 2 and War Stations aut 11.939. me FAL Trane: Siow at Fradaa Movw!, Relay Lome mn APSF Ot the Bs : 7 i TORK AND WASHINGTON Kol GH Lid TO BAL TIM OGm PULLADELT U® kW vorR, BOSTOR, 4LL POINTS IN_THE N * BNGLAYS STATES CMRQUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON any SEW TORK 4208 OF CARS is new end of the mor: 923 A.M 8 PULL BAIN EXULUSIY EL SLEEPY ING CAR 23, 173, trains by thts me ta ad B atrets, me m tor Pulladetphte and New York it Brum) petate . rz m. Ragen fee Phitadciphia, Bow Bork BLCE CARS on al! Day Toains, ® SLEEPING Unts o9 Stion can de procaret OE ayy POTOMA® b. M. BUYD, 2 Govern! Passenger Arent, Phiiwieiphia Pe GROSSE O Vila _ Buperintoatent, Baitin. + papnaces AeD POTOMAY MALLBO.D XSa OTH ann B Brn aes ireo es LEAVE FOR BALTIMOKS 600 9 {a Northern Expres, dally excep! Mon For tivo But te pe Repro for Phite ork, and Nortuik vt: cept Sunday . Eauy Accontucdation. aetty except Soo cay tor Philedeiphis, daly Cinctupau 2x p-as, Wort, dutiy. iy, how York Bight arprors ‘wiic Express. daily excomt S.°nrdar d Norch; on Saturdey teaver at 9d for Wost New York Express, Secon sdaken. dally crcept Sate: ast Line. daily. << Express trora New Fork, ¢o!'y Mm. oud 363 Bowie wits 6 a. Ro. and 4:80.p, ue fot 4. oe: £22 conuect seoames Fope'e Oroer heir orders st Ticket OTs, «ret and Peonsyivenia Mk poreet and is zoure Ba7: ro Tee + Onder Katina! total, where reliabte teccruaaivs wists Pascsngers procuring tek-tr wt ibeee oMces weer or anh Getioue ta balece Gare for Cuitag. fend iiox hoeter. ne Gonerei mae open

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