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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

The THIRD RECEPTION Arp socTABLE OF the
Pennsylvania Association will be given AZ NJ
sonic Temple, Monday evening, the 18th instant
The former sociables given by the PennsyIxa-
mans have been brilliant eRtertainments' ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

Mr.. A. B. MULLETT, supervising architect
of the treasury, his wife and two OF their child
rem are III of scarlet fever. They all have the
mild type of the disease and are not regarded a.
dangerously ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

CHIxEsn TESTIMONY Nor RRLIABLx.-Tbe
trial Of the 6fst Of the Los Angeles hot murder
cases IN San Francisco yesterday resulted in q
vernct OF not guilty, the Distrist Attorney
oner, Which Was not reliable. The defense in
n0duced noWitneeoes. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

"BCFFALO BILL AND "NED BUNrLlNE."-
Mr.. E. Cody, better known as the famous
Buffalo Bill" and Mr.. f. z. G. Judson, better
Henry K. Davies, IT,, in the United States Cour,
Buildings, yesterday, and were the subjects OF
much curious observation. "Buffalo Bill" is .
9ne, athletic looking gentleman. He wa.
dressed in gray suit, expressed himself rs much
pleased with the "sights of the great metropolis
and carefully avoids being "hunted and
trapped" by "interviewers."-N y Star 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

$4,000 I'm the Bottom Of the River
INV YORK, Feb. IA Cincinnati dispatch
states that a portion Of the ice gorge started
last night, sinking about fifty coal boats. Loss
$50 Coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

BEA. IN MIND
THAT ONE DOLLAR AND HALF
Have frequently been paid, and are s,in being maid
tor articles you can Guy for one dollar At the
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
sAstSG OF FROM as TO IS GENTS Is
StAHANtxkD To YOU On GEERY
SoLLAk fOu INVEST THEE.
NEW ARTICLES RECEIVED DAILY

The follewipg have Just been .apen.a.
A full line q FkENCH GIf la s,.,sstxv.
SAMEo. fps Hsintei Turkish Patterns: jst AID
Fine EARDRoPs in eautifll satterns, .ple.d;a
4uAlity and large selection.
sLkkvE BUTTONS in sndlsss variety; probably
the largest assortment in this city.
Gents SPIRAL STUDS in all possible patterns.
SCARF PING EixGs, LOCKEfs, MASONIC
sna Spp THLLoNC PINS, p-PLNTED
C6Eti L an fnh,A "a ~ CARP BAsk6f SETS OF
.r a fIsH.h Gil. BEtcfLxfs, hs g. s ''-'s
COLLARS, warranted READ Lace a 81 Ssr ssf-
O., l00 dsfsn Laaies Iron Frame H0SE. thEss pair
Hsnd.oms III ERMOMSfER standin. FOE N
tached, fer 81.
Another lot Of our celebrated 81 C0RsErs. 9TH
twenty six vhaleboBes, besides o thouaNnd other
articles, which only have to be seen 70 be bought
BE SURE TO VISIT
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RECOGNIZE THE LRGIsLATURE.-The Nebras-
ka Legislature met yesterday with O quorum i'm
both houses. A committee was appointed &c
want on the Governor and ask il he had any
thing to communicate. He refused to recount e
the committee or communicate with the Tegis-
lature. The galleries were then cleared and
both houses met in joint secret session,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

New REvEHuE STEANER.-Proposals are
being prepared at the Treasury Department for
the construction of q new revenue marine
steamer for New York harbor, to be OF tonn age
of about III tons, old measurement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

THE Misunderstanding Boutwell, does not
favor the proposition to sell the steamer Horne
to the government as a revenue cutter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

The LIQUOR Law Of MaSachuset&s II IL ac-
complain no higher object, serves to increase the
ingenuity Of the people Of the state ia latest
where barrels Of vhisky, GIN, and other sxhila,
rating fluids have been bound enclosed in the
sober guise OF molasses hogsheads. These be
VERT verltaSle wolves In Sleeps clothing Eeyins
dies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

The IMPERIALIsrs in Paris made the funeral
OF Cont, formerly secretary OF the Emperor
which took place yesterday, the occasion OF AZ
assembly and demonstration. The peopl,
seemed to consider it cause enough for excite
ment and anger that they had even ventured tc
pay this respect to the dead, and Rouher's car
rage was surrounded by q mob, which inter
rupted the funeral. The ex-minister's friend,
came to his assistance, and he escaped in safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

~The labor reform party Of New York NJ q
meeting last evening appointed delegates 10 the
unanimous vote to support Horace II. Dsy for
president. 'o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

SEWER WORK ORDRRED.-The Board OF + oh
lie Works have awarded 20 +. Brannan the con-
tract for the construction Of afifteen-inch sewer
TO run from kidwell's drug store on the north
side OF L street, TO 18th street, and connect with
the sewer at the latter point. Also a contract 20
Mr. Barry for the construc ion OF a sewer on both
sides OF 18th street, from r to street north
west, to make continuous sewerage 10 the canal
preparatory TO the paving and parking contem-
plated In the spring. They have instructed Mr..
chase, superintendent OF sewers, to ascertain
from practical chemists the nature of the differ
ent gases generated by the sewers, with a view
of testing the several grades of pipe with them.
They have directed that the sewer running un-
10th streets be improved according 90 the report
OF Mr.. w. n. Chase, superintendent of sewers,
by abandoning the old water-course, filling IL
up where open, and requiring the water from
the property draining int il pass 10 the sewers
recently constructed on 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

FISH ANp OYSTER MARKrr-1oarso -, main
lnspeetsons--lnspector- general g atcheil renorts
me ARRIVAL and sale Of marine products as fol-
iows.by Baltimore and Ohio railroad. sao
bushels oysters from Baltimore-alI smaIl' seIl
ing at 65 cents. No neW arrivals NJ ovsfer -hsr,.
put About GOO bushels remaining on hand-smaIl
u, large eiSe. Should the weather open newt
WSek, our market win be well supplied with hi
valves. Ten bushels OF ovusers eondem..d yes
terday. Winter shad in market this morning.
SALARY QrKsTiox.-At the meeting OF the
Doafd OF FIRE Commissioners, last evening, q
conmunicoeton was received froD Lemsei Wee
Den. late OF No.2- company, transmitting his
-a0cpunt for salary - hsstler In lid company
payment Of the same. Consideration OF the
communicsfion vas postponed until the written
opinieu q District Attorney Cook n obtained AZ
10 whefhee Weeaen suspended during thar
monthly or Brown (who 6lled the teIporary
vacancy caused BY said suspension) Is entitled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

ISTERNAL RKvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1892 56t2i
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CIRCULATING LIRRARY-rhe Washington
Llprary Association offer the use Of their Ii
ppsry LOT the small sum Of s. per annum. The Lii
Drafy Contains over L. 30 volumes: embracinr in
SstAesne All the modern works of Fiction Biosrs-
Rooms Of the Y. n. q. A, corner Of Orb And IN
streets. VI ~" eoa "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

HOW 10 Tens yoR HBGa?-The Ensiish com.
PLAIN that our little bill u high! So were the
miseioners, but nobody thought the Vorse of
them. And how about Reverdy Johneon. whom
the Engiish all admired 2-Wssnf ke . little
vel, no natter about that High time it was
forgotten i-Bostoa 3roascrinf :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

ABOUT WoNEH.-The French women are the
best dressed In the world, German women have
the most luxAriant heads Of hair, the Spanish
women the smallest hands and feet, Italian wo-
men the most brilliant comploxions lSonfh
Americans the most beauty, and American Wo-
men the most style. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

GENERAL SHERIDAN left for Chicago yester-
day via New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

Mr.. CoRcORAN's HEALTH-Mr. Anthony
Hyde, confidential agent of Mr.. Corcoran,
recently received a letter from him dated the
25th ultimo in which he states that his general
health continues to improve, but that his eye
sight is be liter. He still at Cannes, France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

BosroN GIRL has rio herself Of an inpor.
which resulted In the heartdisease and dsast
Of the unfortunate one. The lady IL deiighfed
With the success Of the experiment, and hss re-
solved 10 treat all her Troublesome Admirers in
forty-nve miles without making a simple ston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

IuRnINe WHiTE--A colored gentleman in
ShMginss ane colored lady In South Carolina
the case Of the male the bleaching process Il At
1iblted TO the bite Of Q locust on his right
shoulder some years ago; In that Of ne fem ale
signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
the superintendent OF streets to repair the foot
bridge AZ the intersection Of I'd and d streets
northeast. Also. that the pumps NJ ID street
ana fennsJlyanla avenue, and At 90 and u
street southeast, be repaired. Patrick Brennan
has been awarded the contract for constructing
a sewer ON street. between 18th and l4th
streets northwest. The board have directed
Mr.. Cluss TO suspend the planting OF posts and
parking on I street, between nth aud 2Ist
streets, until the property folders can agree
with the board as 10 what style Of work shall
be done,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

ORGANIZATIONS OF PRINCETON COLLEGE
ALUMNI AssoCIATIoN.-By invitation of Prof
Henry, the graduates of Princeton college IN
this city assembled At the Smithsonian Institu-
ton last night TO partake OF the hOspitalities OF
the professors home and to form an alumni
association. DIR. Harvey Lindsey presided, ant
an association was organized with Hon. W. n.
Beknap as president; Judge Dunlap, DIR. II.
Lindsey. Hon W. ID. Kelly. Hon. Stevenson
Archer, Hon. Frank p. Blair, and Hon. Geo.
NJ. Robson. vice presidents; g. r. Stansbury,
secretary; III. b. Mum, treasurer; r. X Dun
lips, executive committee. Some interesting
remarks were made by Secretary RObeson.
Professor Joseph Henry was elected an honor
airy member of the association, and acknOw-
lodged the honor in a well-timed address; after
which the meeting adjourned. and the guests
were invited 20 partake Of q collation., 20 which
they did ample Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17
I IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
ONLY TEN DAYS LONGER.

In consequence Of the lateness of the son, and
preparing for . large Spring Stock. which am now
having manufactured especially to order, 1 offer
for the
NEXT TEN DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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LECTURES.
PIANOS, &c.

a kARE CHANCE-Having determined 10 intro
"A dnee IN this city the celebrated sCHO--
HAChEk PIANO, Philadei phia, which = II
has ne newest improvements, nARni hcentttvN Nv
tone 10 better finished, and more durable than any
osner Piano made, now offer the same 1t So per
cent less cash than any other first class Piano can
De bought, or for reasonable installmeuts Gall and
examine for yourselves.
deem CARL RIChrER, s3s Peuna ave.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
ietSu Near Pennsylysnia avenue
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Kind Fortune, teach thy servant humilt>
", but let NO sneak Of IN upstart outshine
him 10 things that ore stylish.
Give unto me morality copious and may
mi shirt k0l:ars b sitter than china and
whittier than snowballs In winter. -
Smile, thou golden dear, at mi mustach,
and may mi wisdom bs grste-even unto
6olouan's
Grant that may pattern bc, worthy Of
oil imitashun, and that able may be teW
wear b0Ot number on these number 10
feet Of mine.
FIJI up mi kup tew the brim's very top
with honor and honesty, and make mi
neck ties mine enemies tew smite with sor.
row and confusion.
Take away from me al vanity, but grant
that my Sunday psntaloops may dt me-
even ~ korn fitch the kob.
Remove far from me, o gentle Fostunsl
oil pride and vain oslentashun, but grant
that mi name amung wimmen may ever b
spt'ken In acksents Of gladness.
Make mi heart tsw glisssn with charity,
but teach mi tailor and shumaker how.tsw
wait for their mummy and be happy.
thou upon mi kork leg and periwig nooby.
Remove far from me all gluttouy, but
preserve mi appetite for toast with quail
on 1t In al ,ts original buty.
Teach me to shuu all decepshun, but help
me to marry big pile st last, making sum
maiden or yung widdo happy.
Take away from mi heart oil envy, bus
grant, kind Fortune, that mi hat Kant b
beat, nor the lavender tint ov mi gloves b
exceeded.
FIJI me with courage true and reddy, but
II emmy msn offers tew smote me, give
tcw me the deetuess ov venison and my
legs the speed Ov the roebuck.
Remove all affecktashun far from M,
but enable ME tew keep up appearances, II
have To cheat little TO do 1t.
Make mc at all times ov the poor heather
thoughtful, at church not forgetting the
platter to annoint with 10 cent plaster.
Remove from me oil gra hares and PIN.
pier, all bunyOns and korn pestiverous, and
grant that mi calls still fatten on saw dust,
and mi cheeks feed on plumpers, and my
hsr,e ever bubble and bile over with mersy.
Bless all m,ids ov estate, al wido's with
mummy, all muthers ov fashun with dauet.
ters tcw marry, oil good matches layiog
around loose, but chiefly give me con.
shunce full Nv aroma. -
Listen! dear Fortune, listen i-giv me-
the style Ut heart breaking Adonis, let the
vi1tews sll seek mi acquaintance, and feed
with nu fires exquisit tho solitaire that burns
on mi buzzum.
Twill ra'ze thee an altar, kind fortune,
al altar ~ hi az . lamp post, II ehess nj
prayers are answered--farcwell for the prso.
ent-dOn't 70 back on Beau Bennett, tho
butiful.-Nee York Hsek!v
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Love is 70 Tie moral mature Whist Tie sua
h % the earsh. .-...
The lssbel, species of stone eoIor b now
the fashtouabls tint In London,
Mn. Danniwsy, Of the Portland Nss
Nerth- Wsss applies the term ''dsluded old
eage-Hen" to Victoria Woodhull
A Wyoming papers fsss for marriage no.
tices are ''as high - The ecstasy and nbe'.
a''ey Of the bridegroom may pmnps
A Utica girl q The proper hour pulls Q
string which rsvesses picture on tha hack
Of which appears in huge chasacssss the
words: ''Tsn O'Clock b ny bed sims, " sad
her sdmirsss take he gentle hint and do.
part.
A correspondeot says that Tsnaie G.
CladioS beauty and frsshpeee sss RAPIDLY
falliag, and that che viii eoos .look q Old
- her sister Vic. The casss OF Q segimsae
ase too much for her, ''Unsasy lies sAe
head that wears . shako."
The di6esence In natures was we'll illus.
tsstsd at railway station few days ago
Two sisters met. 20, my dear sister, said
one, ezicssdly. - they smbsscsd. "You
have bseo eating onions" said The stbes,
calmly and fearlsusly.
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No SobbatA.

In . prize essay on The Sabbath. written
BY journeyman printer In Scotland, which
for singular power Of language and beauty
Of eApress,ou, hes never been surpassed,
there occurs the following paapags. Read
It, and then reflect for . while what q
dreazy and desols,e page would this life
present If the Sabbath were blos,sd on,
from our calculation:
. 'Yokefcllow think how the sbstraction
of the Sabbath would hopelcssly snslave
the working classes, with whom We ars
identified. Think Of labor thus gong on
In one monotonous and eieraal cycle,
limbs forever on the rack, the fingers for.
ever strsining, the brow forever sweating,
the feet forever plodding, the brow forever
thEobhlng, the shoulder forever dropping,
the loins forever aching and The restless
mind forever scheming.
''Think Of the beauty II would eiFace, the
merry.heartedness It would exsinguish, Of
the giant strength It would tame, Of the 70.
sources OF nature It would crush. Of the
sickness It would breed, Of the projects I,
would wreck, Of the groans It would eztort,
Of the lives It would immolsse, and OF the
cheeslsss graves that !. would prematusely
digl See them toiliss and moiling. sweat.
Ing and frctting, grinding and hewing.
weaving and spinning, ssewins and gather
INK, moving and Sesping, raisiag snl
building, digging and planting, striving
and struggling-in the garden and In the
6eld, In the grsnasy and In the barn, in the
fssssry aud :" Ne mill, ia the warehouse
and In the shop, on The mountain and in
the ditch, on the roadside and In the wood,
In the city and In the coun,ry, on tha -
and on the shore, and the earth in the days
OF hrigntness aud gloom. What . picture
would the world present If We had NO Sab.
bath.
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Political Notes

Th. Chicago 1y~ss styles tho Damocsaaie
nomination Of Greeley the ''inaugusaaioa
o!s contest without principle" .,.
Hark, from the Toombs doleful sound,
which il was understood to be remark he
n:sle TO Georgia delegate: The only
chance 70 beat Grant? What in the de
the use to beat Grant with Greeleyi Hadn't
We just rs we'll beat Greeley with Grant
Which is the better had Just ~ soon
vote for one as the other"
A dozen Democratic papers In Texas, rs-
pudiate Greeley and Grstz.
When you lind Republican who made
money in Office and Was not retained, you
will generally find Greeley man.
''Greeleymocracy" is ono Of The new
names applied to the new party Matched
Uut Ut Baltimore.
'Of oil thc prominent men in the
country" says shrewd old Jerc Black,
Horace Greeley is the only one WIN hacks
every qualification for tho Prcsii ucy."
Mr.. John Bartlett, in his Dictionary
Of AnAericanisms," shows that the word
caucus" which has been used I" signify
. political wheel within wheel since 1870.
Is corruption of "csulkers."
The Linn, No., Dsmosrat refuses 10 be
delivered u its life e.long opponent. For IL.
self it says: ''Mr. August Belmont 10 ~.
puted to have said the Democracy must
take Greeley or die Then, We propose % i,
die little, a. It 10 but death, anyhow"
Senator Dool,.sle, on taking the chair
at the Baltimore Convention, read his
speech from . carefully prepared manu-:
script. 1t was IN able speech, and; those.
who have heard It before say they always
liked it, and that they never heard Il Rad
more effectively.
Cash" Clay, ~ a Greeley canvasser in
Kentucky, is not considered pronounced.
success His old friends of the co,oeed;
race won't take his a1vice, and his Dsmo-
cratic confrc re- detest his doc,rinea
George Wilkes, wishing TO bet $1,000
even that Greeley would be elected, has been
snapped up by ex.Collector Murphy,
George 10 evidently getting little ratified In
his old age.
The progress Of the Democratic party
toward Greeley 10 thus calandarsd, by .
JAM ny, the old IDIOT 0sse.
ley: February, the eccentric Greeley: =.
March, Old Horace Greeley; April, Homes.
Greeley; Nay, Nj. Horace Greeley; June,
Honest Uncle Horace.
A young gentleman seeking "a appoint.
ment to West Point, being told By the.
President that all his appointments had .
been made last March, he asked for one
next year. 1r~ Grant, With . quiet sm,le,
suggested tl.at II was impossible 70 make
promises, - nrs. Woodruff and Horace
Greeley were running for the Presidency.
md no one could tell what might happen.
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POETRY.
~ Z GlB23
BY AYARD TAYLOR.

~ I'm 1ID?&
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.
/.
ceaid choose ths ~ asd ths so.ts.s.s s.aso.
Whsa 70 b born,
Iwosh ~ fsoo the essssss q yoar bsr.ss rsasoo
Asd TIE soousees Of your seoen;
cssh I take ths teags% asd ~ lad. and ths
Oeatioo.
That 70 ~ wsse1t,
I would make ny lifs eores asd ss sxsltatioa,
AID 20 eesh soe sti1s NJ
But ths thi.e .ose ssar 70 The frssdo. cows
Il tAe ftee60o wrsse
res . dosthat wosA bas N frso ellohi1g abovs
H.
10 sssk ths 1ase 10 the wesG
lAsvs dreamed ot the forms oe Doaas uz1sesses
Than yos sivs ~ hese
And ~ bsaaty tAae lies a1as ID ~ dstssss d..
tsuce
1"os'A eesasss: asA ss'ae soss ssar.
III. sesl ,ssov.,.a Hi III II. ,o.n., o. Fortune.
In ~ sus - stasd;
Let othss sxeuse, and esisee, and inpoetsne
Will ~ The strength Of ny hasd
NIfail, I shall fsli sot among ths n,stakso,.
Whom yoa dass dseide;
wta, you shall hsa1 cd ~, end q lest awaken
10 thank NJ beeaues deAedi
-Ases< esia=y.
T101U1D&
L
4 cottage boass. with wiadows Ill ab,sse.
White throatsd swallows, twiteerins IN The
saves
And chidrsn. lssghinR plenty. hess and there,
Md sousst -csi0soned shoaves.
marsh. where the FREE brse.es, wsistnae, s,owed
The msrmurous Aags along The waters edge.
solitary heron cleft the sky.
Upstazting from The sedes.
A ship With level Sails upOn The ~
Bright with the lazy sun, while Tar behind,
kose topp'lag esass VI eaouds piled heap On hsah
And black with coming wind.
An upland. 6esy With the morning sun;
pusple heath. wind waved with gold below
Far o6. yellow Loneliness Of sca,
Where white sail CONE and 20.
Anountais din With ne, i,ocho,y mist
Shores uads1sso and wrapped in mourasul
gay,
While the smooth siIepes Of . sluggish stream
Lspufcd lasily away.
-cA,eseo 7rissse
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An OLD I0AaoAx N LUcKLThe Boise
6tasesssos ssys that ''Wsshington Pierce,
formerly at Miller's Camp, Wsrrcn's dig.
gtngs, but lately Of Eastern Oregon, who
has been vagabondiung around on the Pa
ciac coas: for twenty-five years - an hon.
eat miner, without any very good luck, has
recently received letters from bic relatives
In the East informing him ihst he will
coon fall heir to large estate, which has
besu il litigation for long time and 10
now about to be closed up One portion Of
the estate consists Of eeo, 200, 900 deposited
In the Bank of Holland 800 yes. ago, and
iutesest on The same for that time; the
olherts known - the Anneka Jsns estate
or Trinity Church property In New York
City. and supposed TO be worth three or
four hundred millions Of dollars. Wash.
was IN this city several days, and then
went East, with foil expectation Of obtain.
ing about el0o, ,oo0, 900 - hin shafss 'of The
great estate. Wash. Ssys he can prove his
hsirship beyond doubt A pretty good
starter for ~ honest miner without . cent.
Good luck to Wash. Pierce We hope be
viii get The money and come back to Idaho
and build the Portland and Salt Lake rail.
road. - he promised %"
(Hasn't that been played often enough D
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An ANclENf Lov1R.-A breach Of prom.
ise Of marriage case. with little somanoe
and no love letters In Il. was recently trisd
In the Court Of Common Pleas as Weee>
minister. A lally Of forty brought Ne q.
sion against - old gentleman Of sixty, o.
riously described = lame asd wvll ea.
After Salling n lovs with the lsdy, ~
tthoseht Asr 100. yoans. She lsid hsr den,
agss q dvs thousand gold do,lass, iwh1sA
the jury discounted . taS - >o allow ber
cnly three huudnd and ssvsoty.avs.