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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05
CgrRr " GENERAE TrRN-

EArTgtAngE-T
Yesterday afternoon the Court took no fil....-. g
v FaIst against Ga" Baltimore aud ONO railroad
Ne->Is. hattingley aud Schmidt appeared t.r
PENDANT ,arreiiant1 Tn argument are b-ia.
marc daf- THIS. suit wa brought 90
TrT"Nrf damages far injuries sustained hE M.
I"'>t NhI" passenger uH defendant =
r,ai on pccarer p. 1872. IN consequence of widen
NJ 25sH. and verdict was found for ria.nfiT f.r
s5S6o-25. During thu trial number ~ exceptions
principal points made b. the defendant ar. that The
'"ur' t1i not state tin Ian correctly. Tn. Law Is
WI Hti''H That Wit'I" IA" passenger l"tye train
without cause, or against Warning auI Is IN lrri hc
cannot MAINTAIN an action t. recover Tor injuries
-t,'iit Hutil 'IcnHstan's- ahi II ttr passenger <
want y reasonable care and caution contributed o.
IN i!u} h" c1nnoi recover. thar WHORE a pas, "a
~ 2t'S on nam without necessity bHtnTr u rar!r-
ihr station platform, and l. injured bee cannot Re-,
cover anu n" hie.e anll"nncem"nt At thr station
10, H !uallIN passenger IN getting Oft in. train
belCr" a. rc1chc, the Fla'f That court er-el as
70 lie Jaw 81 dalneS and tn verdict Wa excessive
tic ~ pie S""h!'s that ~ court I an action "a
tt'- kind VIII grant Trial f1rrNs,-iy- damages.
hEt,s ihey are 5" iar." a 20 how wilu disregard
ana Ii" damages Awarded in thi, ,aSa an. small
Tie 4n"e from lith Howard. i>i. When carrier
4IHtfl"hr 10 convey persons 10y thu powerful hut
rS4hra Hat 'e lens q" 'i1" IN fn, PailIy md e
ana eugene ti' personnel safety of the pas-en gers
grice ct 'aIcla>- agents An, negligence ia such
Penn Stat. ~: .Th- -iigE''.-t naEIrrt AIM
N"igh hit'tA pfit'E.r aud i9rr>l 2it may guard OF
- Vrh nurt o: Loss !, ''ea-iunei. viii len them
la'ic T. answer Il danag"s and they say th- ire's
I t> case c,Liu-i'"iy she" ta. thu glaiu,ig vito
,r.ig had arrived at thu Washington Gg2.t. or
l1j"l5 was incumbent upon t!sr defendant gent s..
WIN TIN Jaw PASSENGER. lcniH- the cars umiar
TN, .29f"-- ru iaE Iinn nptIaol tla: they ,r.
not ~ Oh" ''E"' An ORDINARY degree "i care alone
cIn.d h' llr own circumstance hat tI.. gen. raj
''h'E 81 the a':jh.rlt.7 Is. tigt rl--uz-. l. only
Lia,i,,t r,t-t me. care - pTli'li person
"Xre'-"- '"rt"ini. rndr the cirrr.iu-tauc s. v,i.u
Washington was rt'i-i ana %. ra.-aG. ger. ,'srs
lr1'iH-, iie N'Sff"f car would ily- T~IHiI.i s.r
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BALTIMORE, FchrnaIy 5.-Vireinia siSes, paelcrs.
Is Nirg MA CONSOLIDATED. 5ia We>t Virginia. lo's
North !Htgina skies I'd, ?: new. l. DO, special
BALI rEE, February 81 .ttan firm. with sal
agd un,hansni- Wheat dul!-vestDrn amber, ia
.. NJ. western rel. t21 NJ. do. J.: y. 3
rcd. Ilotl -, amber. ,salSI: do whife ! ia.i -
Com ,rlf;-s"uthern white. 757s southern yallly
Sass. western white. fIa6s; vc,ter, MIXED. tss6s
Re dull; 9'sl 60. Hay nnehangGni Pr'viSions
meats finn AMI hi-hcr-shouliers, "a. a. q AZ rio
slde>, l.'s. julhTg lots lss', higher Bacon
,houdcrs 81; Ci' ar rib ssdrS, La: hams IsaI5
rolls, 24s2- Petroleum unchanged C5ar4 na.lf'
pal. Nhsk, weak; sales 4 round lots al IS. Sugar
NV Ora. ~ yrayS Stocks I'd. I.c a7.I weak
h,rey, ,. Gold, la. Exchange, long, ~ snort
INV laRx, February 5-Flcur duh aul lie
S'.hlut' Wheat quiet and heavy Corn dan ami
.LoND"N, February 5, I2.so p. m.-Erie preferred.
LryrsncoI .Fetraarv =, I2.sor. m-Cotior frmar-
bidding uT!auds. 7saa774d.; miidliug Orleans. "a.
Sai.N-l5u" bales. including ic0 for speculation
sNu export tcttag II arrive. l Isl. higher. Sales
a." the h1>is Of middng uPlaud>; nothing below good
primary shipped January Al I'd; DO. 90, shipped
February and March att 10 l6d Do ID ieliv~rshl
Arrii and MAY, at : a; do. nothing below llw
mifnlinG shiIrel January and February ,at7.i- de-
:! ipp,d March aud Arril AZ II; do do. dniivegah
February and March. AZ al; do. do, deliverable
har,h aud April. at = q d. d.. deliverable April
been a. tC bales. ofwhich 70CO were taken Tor eN-
/ port. and 600 on speculation The stock IN port
/ Is '.5t'o taieS, Including $3.50 American. IN
r"cciIt~ Of the week have been g GG hae~ irc!El
/ IN g to American. Actual export. Ng bale
Tie stock afloHt u - sO lala. Of which g 'sl AZ.
Amer can; Tho receipts of Vheat Tor the past tlc,
aN have been LOG quarters, Including 6.Ca1 AMIR
/ lean.
| LoNrNN. FEBRUARY =, p. m.-Thn weathrl
throughout England t. day is fair Paris di, patghr.
I quote T"1trS AZ 81 francs - confines
| liyEEFoCL, February ; p. m--Cntton sales on
NE lar.s 81 hddtPg "sri1r nothing blow iny,
| 1t. Erea t-turs quiet Wh.at - p as Il IN
average California white. q y al0s. for club a.
and = ID a9s RI. for rel Western spring Corn 3 q
| So 81 Per quarter Taii3w- - n. per cUt.
| loNv"N, February s. 80 y. m.-Ihe rate IF dis
count in the open market fr three months NOT !.
70 70 rcr cent, which - IL per cent. below IA,
| E1Uk IF England rate. The amount of IuI
lion wi!h,TaNn rou t;. Bank Of England On halaug.
| to-day i- tl.9.e0. Paris dispatches quote rent,s a
| U{ francs - confines.
| LNEErooI February :. 9 20 p m-Cot,on-O!tb,
| sales 20 day 200 bales were American
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O. EO l. @ i TO " y

\ STREET CAR CONPLAIET.-DOCS PrcSi-
dent Thompson. of the Metropolitan railroad
company. Know thai the company is rapidly
losing patronage at the Georgetown end OF
his line from causes which ought not to ox
isl: One OF these (aud the greatest eViD i
the practice Of turning Georgetown paSSea-
gers out OF the cars at the stables late at
night. compelling aged and feeble people to
walk through tie cold and storm and dark
ness to their homes, when they have chosen
his line because they expected To be taken
nearer To their residences than by the other
route. They seldom subject themselves twice
10 such treatment. Another thing which
drives uptown passengers to the other route
is the delay in the morning in starting from
the Fayette street terminus, which necessi-
tates rapid driving, and inattention TO pas
sengeTs half block or less away from the
route. because the lost time has To be made up.
ILLNESS OF A MINISTER.-The Rev j. F.,
Cathell, rector of the Church OF the Ascea-
sion i'll Baltimore, is lying dangerously i'll at
the residence OF his father in this city. Mr.
Cathcll has been unwell for some weeks
and on Saturday last was suddenly seized
with an affection of the brain, at his horne in
Baltimore On Monday he was deemed SUI
fciently conValescent to be moved To his
fathers residence, but since his removal the
symptoms have become more alarming, and
fears are entertained as to the result. The
Baltimore American says: Mr.. Cathell has
made many warm friends during his resi-
dencc in this city.
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nothing equals DR.. PieTcC'S FaVOrita Pre-
SCriItion. II is \ most powerful restorative
tonic. also combining the most valuable nor
vine properties. especially adapting il to tie
wants o! 0cbliItated ladies' suffering from
weak back. inward fever, cOGgeSt ION. iHfam-
nation. or liberation. or from nervousness.
OF neuralgia pains. NJ. G. w. Seymour.
druggist, OF Canton, y. Y. writes Or. Pierce
as follows: The demand for your FayoTiie
Prescription is wonderful. and one man
stated 10 me that his wife mad not done 4
days work in five months. when she com
meMCed taking your FavOTita Prescriptions
took TWO bottles and is now on the third bot
tie. and j. able to do her hOuscWOrll alone
ana milk fourteen cows twice a dav." Dr.
Picrce's FavOritc Prescription is sold by ali
dCG lerS in medicine. coy,vlz
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The Liauor Dealers Association.


tIEt>llltN TO TIE EXCISE tIAtSE OF TIE
MORRILL, Ell.
\ meeting. Of the liquor dealer, asy0ciati0u
was held last night al S;"ngCrbJud Hall cor
rer ~th and J. streets. the president. John Il
Russell in The char. ANA samuel 6 Palmer.
secretary. Nt>STs CHRISTOPHER ard tharlCe
NadoS. George w. Bauer, Charles \. Lucas.
Joseph Plat. and VIM. SchcrgcT were elected
mruteTS OF the association.
\ resolution was submitted. TecitiUg tina
- Nucr-a-, The NrIrlll h.ll deprive, tHe hotel ll
'"-taUrsUt kerp.T- 4 tHr Df~tgict al Columbia Il
u".I ~t.tUIu-gl rights Il carr iEC on ic-I,i-
maze @ honorable PROT. -~lon, taxed a- such by The
i.asGai -usrrHuleEt. ami 1T The ~alH" time d-ri-#
lh'In j! LA! status vh'.-Ner- simply PERMITTING
,h.nI {. exist hy -ut"ranee Il persons over whom
iltt have gH control ire fact placing than below tn
s-'u"rs .i htcuig- and gaEiIlG- hell, whilst p-,,-
T.sIrE Hu gilailun against the latter And wheg.
a. E ly Iri order 20 prevent Ec.rus- from votiu-
:, 'L~ b,';T'rf- an. when Is h main point ia th'
MufriIi bill We cannot afford l. ha'e our hu>sua-
o., yri and uUg hard earned property wsylt.uly
r"aE-eatri - proposed by that hill; therefore
the passage 81 tie Morri. bin auI viii consider il
oui h"ly I';y O. oppg-e t.e same o. al legitimate
Rs,oir.J. that We ir6,ly believe that q ma,arif,
y our irt!"w CtILer> who have signed petitions ii
ia,'r - that bill ha'r n"t read "a and 10 NOT fails
Nj George HolrneS objected To the re~olu-
Hons unless Tire word negro WAS struck ,,lir-
tie would accept the words COlored citizens
Tier some discussion the amendment was
made and The resolutions adopted.
Mr.. Browning said that the preSen; laws
bearing upon this subject are far preferable
10 Tie one proposed by this bill; but the Nor
rIll bill might be amended i'm this particular
Mr. Schade stated that when the bin -
taken up this clause should be stricken ont .
and the law now in force be substituted
therefor. 81 that portion Of the Sargent bill
bearing OH this matter substituted.
After further discussion. a committee
Cor >i>tiug OF MeSsTs. J. III. Russell, samuel
G. Palmer and John Buchler-were chosen to
90 before the proper congressional commit
lie and gel such advice on tine subject as is
nee >ary, and watch the progress OF the
Mofrih on. and look after the interests OF
the association generally
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Public Library of Kentucky

t. si'' tn f.al -rga; Concert iH s.E .r-r. rfr.Ft
LiihNhi "F hENTJrkN. uN TIE -
DAY rF FTERJAE T.I-s5.
N'.n r'.. .0u ru-s down on 'h. g. .Hf, .. r....
Fua'' 81. "'. .n' "hn ura itt'.,5esu. l.-. ...
Hre news thata little i.-g.t is fs....-..- .....
I'a't - lt-..-avf 3. f'.. man. r.r.. -r . t-fl,
III NhkLb And FIFTY THOUSAND prf.-
LARS
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LOCAL y f w s.
Amusemcnts, Sc, Tonight.

Pbrds OTDcTn HOtLse-Mr. John T. RAYMOND
n Colonel Mulberry Sellers in the ''Gilded
Age"
TnerSeT Cbs1l;Qrlt-s.Tifa'S Peril: or Head
Hands and Hearts, and other attractions.
OIL FtuosrS' H0H.-Blind Tom, the pianist
and vocalist.
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THE FIFr-ALAE1! TrTTGrAru.
District GoYernneut Affairs.

Controller tOyle paid Tie gaTh" 70 rJil-r-
tors to-day fII :he moi. tn of January
The teachers OF the county schools. IDtu
white and coloret, will rCcciF. their pay 81
ii-.u q. m tomorrow ~ the Franklin build
in2-and the teachers OF city cpiJTvl schools al
- o'clock a III at tire Sumner building.
The District commissioners to-day UlrHc-a l
y warrant 10 be- iSSUes. iU favor Of the Wash
tTgion Relief Commission cuargea bla to IA.
market rental fUUd .OT the benefit %. the poor
Of IniS CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05

y NEVER TAKEN IN NAIN.-ThCra is no va
i!cty on disease affecting tue throat or lla-S
IN which H0ic'S HC7tD 81 FJTehgslb ant ~.
viii not afford Immediate relief Or which n
VIII not eventually conquer From simple
hodrSchcSS up 10 the hard ringing cough. up-
preston on the chest, and eXDectOrati,sl Of
nUcUS, which denote the near approach or
actual presence OF consumption, II j. the n;a
UncrTln" remedy. itdOcS not merely miti-
gate or aiay; il cures. There i no stage Of
pulmonary disease III which il i not emf
emily useful.
Fi@c's Too'h-Achs D.ops-CuTe in one min
utC. po,
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IfE eIEsR'S&.

SPECIAL TERN-Y,riJo iT-iie
Tr-df. Grafui:ch agt. S;ratg~. order &, i--ll.. O.
,'rlhla order Williams agt. Bridge d5. 90. cross
,it. aud i.-tNr T. complainant t. is amended I.Ii.
McAiiiei'r Hgt NJ AiI~tar ORDER confirming audi
Tor lNTt. hren aGt. StruIular r. order e.. ru,-
ing aH'!"T report and for al-..iHrt s5,. I:trr...
a-f. G.a'rLs order authorizing receiver 3D. iut-..
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rS-AS an instance of the depreciation OF
wells that once brought $4,000 can now be
purchased for Sl5. 900.
rF~The Irish World says if General Grant
violated the constitution, the white league OF
for so doing.
sP- When you see a physician sprinkling
ashes on the icy sidewalk in front of his
residence. you may know he has retired from
the profession e4Cf0,c7l Herald.
g|Messrs- isaacs, Taylor 4 Williams, a
prominent banking firm of Richmond, which
went down in the great panic, have compro-
missed with their creditors by buying up their
assets at forty per cent. Judge Hughes OF
the I. :. court has approved of their action,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05

EETJEN tt. KITS az ENEE-DAu-- Dr-..-
art HSs>tiaa.e., Rrsrrwi-TI..> 1aoruing .I.i--
ticc Walter. before whom was heard fr. cit~n
81 G = Bates against the Alexandra amt
washington Railroad company. action fnr
>i'G damages foT beng eI'ctet nom a train
IN December last Tor refusing 10 nay fare
Nhlle EOliIug "a return tickct-TECGt!onpI in
IHE STAE az Yesterday and the di.y before
rendered his decision in favor of the plaintiff
i " DECISIONS a. tOit0y~- Bates Bought "A
T. a ,d-tTip ticket. and not being able 10 re-
tim the same day the ticket containing a
cause mat 10 was COOL only upon the day OF
issue was, upon showing his ticket. kindly
hut firmly erected by the conductor. The
comp any- after having received thn money
Tor their ticket Were. bound To- carry tho
bearer over the distance .udicate TED. IL i inst
"a good from Washington tp Alexandria a.
q j. from Alexandra 20 Washington. Mos.
Reports. loo and therefore the company are
subject 10 damages. and give Judgment for
Plalnuh for damages To the amount OF 50"
III - not known Vet whether the company
VIII appear, but II - thought tiIat they will.
DEATH OF POIICI OFrfCFR- Mr. Tho.
OCOnneT, a member Of tine Metropolitau
Police lOTCe->iNth prcciHCt-,lied this morn
ing. after an Illness OF several months at his
residence. ON the sjE-S5rCtt road. opposite
Howard University. TLe deceased was Il
native Of Ireland. about - years Of age. He
was commission on the 18th Of August.
lSs0- and Was then apparently a strong. able
boiled man. but consumption attacked him,
and several months ago he was ObligeI 10
give up active duty. He was regarded as an
efficient officer When in good health.
BUILDING As>oCIATIOxs.-TheI th MONTH
y meeting of the Carroll Cooperative Build
ing Association was held last night al y
Alloy SiUs >chOOl-house, on lSt street. between
4 and \ street northwest. Money sold az an
average of 10.
At the NTH monthly meeting Of The Second
Washington Cooper alive Building \ SSo,.i,
uOn. held AT the Board of Trade rooms Is~l
evening. $500 were sold, at an average pr..
MUM of III per Mt
4 Double TREAT-ThoSe who wish ~
combine pleasure and '0.i decsls should at
teId lin bail ol IL hernia Benevolent society
No. 7. at Odd Fellows hall on Monday even
ing. IN addition to % e enjoyment Of a
pleasant evening those IA Attendance have
tEc Er8tiGrafi0n q kuoWing that the process
q: tine sfteTiaiiE!eDt 20 lOT benevolent puI-
Jg>tr.
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

COHEN's LOAN OFFICE, CorMeT or ira Sired
" asd Nsr lerk iUeSEe, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan 0ffceI
in the city Money loaned at the lowest rate q
Of interest Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds.
Plate ard Plated Ware, Gum. Pistols. Ladies' and
Gentienens Clothing, Carpets, and al Articles u
value. deczS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05
az Cairo. Ill, has a Beecher case in blacl

r3-CairO Ill, has Beecher case in black
az" Bricl' Pomeroy is dangerously i'll at
his residence In New York, and il il feared
that he will never more recover.
81 The last boy turned up who was thought
10 be Charley Ross. as mentioned in our tee-
grams yesterday, proves to be some other boy
~ The Cuban insurgents are still able TO
keep the field, and are Ievying tribute on the
plantations that lie within their field opera
lions.
az Lake Cochituate from which Boston
obtains its supply Of water. Is reported to be
known before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05
OvEE-ExERrIoN- eifher of holy or mi.

oyFR-EXERTION, either of body or mini
produces debility and disease The usual
remedy IS 10 take some stimulant. the effect
OF which Is the same as giving 4 tired horse
the whip, instead of oats. The true way is
10 fortIfy the system with permanent toaic
IKE The Peruvian Syrup, On prot0xide OF
lron.) which gives strength and yi.or t. the
whole system. coz
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{ 1T Y T T III :.

u Eou an wide collar. wear .hc Var
wick. AK a-.y iiTSt-claSS fuTnishcr for ILL.,
tHiLELATNS Will be promptly relieved
and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted
parts with IO,HS Y'TsUcf.
Door FT'S Yeast Powder j the cnaanoSf.
but NOT lowest priced. Baking Powder. Ele-
minutes.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
DEFICE OF tHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER-
MAsHINGInN Fob ,. $50.

WASHINGTON, ! 60 = $50.
For New England and the middle states.
rising barometer. northwest winds, backing
to southwest. higher temperature and gem
orally tifaT weather.
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T. = GILNoEE'S GRAND CONCERT, totakc
place on Moilday next February stIi. az Lin
coin Hall viii toe an entertainment that Inc
musical public cannot afford to let pass with
out hearing. for tine organization has bppn
brought 10 high rate of efficiency under its
enterpriSing aud accomplished leader. The
programme. printed in full III our advert sing
columns give full particulars Ofthe entertain
meut. Mr.. ArDuckle and and Mr.. Lefevra
have brilliant solos, and Miss Emma G.
ThurSby will sing the Proch Variations
which Madame PerSchka Leutner made 30
prominent n feature al the Jubilee of iS12.
The seats for the concert are selling very
rapidly. anu already ensure Mr.. Gilmore "a
reception here as enthusiastic as any he has
met III the other cities where his tine band
has appeared. The agent of the band. Mr. T..
Graves, now IN this city, desiring To accom-
hoCate The public, takes pleasure to an
n"CEce that seals can be procured al the Ar
iingt.l!. Niliard's ami Imperial Hotels, be-
sides Nct1CiVtt 4 Co.'S music store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05

THE PROTECTION OF CHILDEEN.-SOma
time ago we reported The formation, in New
Crk. of Il society for the prevention q!
cruelty To children. pa termed after much the
same plan and having the same promoters Is
the New York Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. In order Ia carry out
The objects of the new society, bill has been
introduced into the New York legislature
giving some legal remedies for the protection
of children which do not now exist there. IL
provides That whenever an affidavit is pre-
>entcu 10 any Judge OF the supreme court of
The state, alleging that any child il ill
treated, neglected, or permitted to beg or
steal, such Child shall be brought before the
court ana proper inquiry made into the
facts of the case. When this bill is passed,
The society will endeaVor 10 carry out its
provisions by procuring inquiries where
proper cases arise; Furnishing those who ne
gleCt or Cypress the children in their charge;
aud furnishing protection, employmeiu, and.
If necessary. homes for the neglected and
maltrcated little ones. The experiment in
New York will be watched by the phiian-
thrOpic in all our large cities. The move
ment for the protection OF dumb animals
has been quite successful, and if this one
for the benefit of children shall succeed, il
can sc initiated with advantage elsewhere.
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NEvFRMORE can the coarse

NEVERMoRE can the coarse, gritty tooth
powders and Notwithstanding chemical
uuldS ma place on the toilets of sensible
people. The fragrant and preSeryatfyp So
cont has SunersCded them an. CO.
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Hard Times.

True. the times are hard: everybody cam
plains, and justly. that there i nothing todo.
The usual avenues of trade are StopncI up.
Then lei us, like sensible people, try the IN
usual ones. \ very small Investment in tin
last library concert is likely 10 Stop mis-
2rumbling about hard times, and "A buTSt of
Giinore'S jubilee music. on the 18th of Feb
rudry, Will make Us forget all our distra>,t.s
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CHARLES HETDSTECK,
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
ENcelled by none.
?, II eos: For sale by HALL K HUME.

--1---O--------
CORNS, &c.-'The wise for health on daily
walks depend and thousands patrOuize Or.
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, opro-
sile L. S Treasury, To avoid painful Corns
Bunions. Inverted Nails, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05

II Is HARD TO lose friend after friend
10 see them slipping from you one by one
but IL i harder still 10 find towel with your
eyes lull OF SOap.-OntbnN Nelcs.
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GllMOR E

The here of the two great TastIs-. n,B
his famous 22d Regiment Ban. @. ~
YORK. Engaged fer
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PEIgE ~ TICKETS

''.ard 7.'rl. 20 600 '.s-. all ca-a , 500 600
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-14
Somewhat Doubtful.

Conductors of trains are almost daily
annoyed by the presence in the cars of
individuals possessed neither of tickets
nor money, and who have TO be put ashore
at the earliest opportunity. A few days
since the conductor of an eastward bound
train ON the other side of the 8 hill |"
found that he had ssdeadhead" of this
class among his passengers, and three
different times stopped the train TO put
him off, each time giving emphasis to
the matter by the application of his boot,
but it invariably happened that the mn
desirable passenger managed to get on
board about as soon as the conductor.
The third time the conductor remained
ashore watching the chap until the train
had attained such headway he felt con-
Gdent the deadhead could not get on
IN fact he had to spring in a lively man
ner to accomplish it himself; but as soon
as he got Strengthened upon his feet he
found the impscunious riding along
with the rest. Somewhat discouraged,
the conductor turned to him and in
quired, ss Where in blazes are you going,
anyway" well, said the not-to-be-'
got-rid-of, "I'm going to Chicago, if
my pants hold ont, but if I'm going to
be kicked every five minutes I don't be-
ieve I'll make the trip" The conductor
let him ride little ways. .-SdcrGnaesato
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