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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Private DalzelI i a candidate for the Ohio
Legislature, on the republican ticket in Noble
county We hope he may be elected. While
ne Is jumping up and yelling "Mr. Speaker
he VIII be giving the editorial waste baskets
OF the country a little rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

How CaiEty the stOrnachs OF the members
of our chain gang are 10 be sure. They wont
work unless they can masticate porterhouse
and sirlCin every day. They get fish once
week, good brain fool, the scientists say,
and Yet they revolt. No fish for them; they
are too common; the Potomac is full of them
How would II 10 To vary their diet with
kroiled chicken, turtle soup, soft shell crabs,
and at occasional dish OF pIr.e dr. fol oT0s.
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YANHOOD RESTORED.

MI ANhOOD hkSTOhEDs
victim OF youthful imprudence, causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found q simple self
cure, hch be will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. may3-eo3m
l(OGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
be cured by "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SfREP." 1t Is also the best In use for Con Chs
Colds Hoarsepess, Sore Throat Group, and all Bron
chiAl Affections For sale BY the principal Drug gsts
and Wholesale BY CHARLES STOTT CO., and BY
the proprietor, 1917 st. northwest uovNly
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BOARDING.

DRIyATE BOARDING AND FURNISHED and
Il UNFINISHED ROOMS, No. 1915 Eth street
northwest. iyylG-2t' II. BUSCHING
BOARD WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS from
- November LIST, in a modern house where there
are no children and other guests. Five rooms
required: Location northwest. Address W. D.
b., City Post Office jyl5- OF
N1lLLlkEN'c 3 Corner of 10Th and z streets
w northwest, Washington, d. o., one square from
Avenue and street Board By the week OF
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor,
oushly renovated and refurnished.
fehSly FRANK MfLLIkEN, Proprietor.
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Ii looks Odd 70 see a democratic newspaper
published III democratic city. governed by
democratic officials, ami watched over by
democratic policemen, suggest the necessity
ola vigilance committee FOR the proper pro-
lection of life and property. Yet this is what
The NOr'd is doing for New York. And the
worst Of II il, that there seems TO be real
need Of the suggestion. Both are VIGOROUSLY
nESaf6 il that city at the present time
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WANTS.

WahTED-A GIRL 10 DO h0a.e sork ami a--i-t
" n Washing and ironing. Apply iil- Penn
- -
w STORE AWNING, about twenty fee, by n arHa
Apply at 9Oc fennsy lvsuia avenue. 1t
WANTED-A goJd WHITE GIRL to DO general
w homework. ApplJ at 1il4 lith street north
WANTED-By a trst cIass woman. a sTTUA-
w TON as lanndre.s or s'archer. by the day or
7th and sue u. 1t
WAhTED-A competent NURSE for tw5 chil-
W tfen' one who has experience and with good
Call at ] 322 10th street. after O'Clock WI =
WANTED-on he lst Of August. IN a email sr-
Wv h vat family I.s2eSisb,e PRISON for gen
nue. northwest between 2gth aud 2lst streets ~ 81
WANTkD-For 'he next year, SITUATION IS
w Nal a2,T, foreman OF gardener on a snail farm
kddress LEWIS COOKE, FGTest ~i eo ' on.
frinoe George county, Md. lyE Ct
NANTED-A competent WOMAN to 90 to the
~ c, uatry to do general housework for a family
~ p,,i ihree per,ons Apply az Room IA, Federal
WANTkD-FAKn HAND, a miIe from Bound
sry . stTeti, IN IarC%l to BisdeInsbnrg left
CITY Highest wages and steady enpIoymant.
!''' % y 81 EN mi.
WANTEp.A highly respectful. YOUNG GEN
tuTe srply g. 932 EST ivl6 3t
NANTED--A good secord hand FIKE- PIsOOF
s'a SAFE hgply at Tie Gise of the Inland and
WANTKD-BRICKLAY BIDS on Brick
work Of two small houses also, small Hon es for
sh hs St lcT sale 81
WANTED-A neatly furnished HOUSE, or one
w PARTLY furnished, of eleven IOoms, centrally l.
Gated. modern impToyements; would like small
stating rent, II J, star office ivi6-2t
WANTEr--To be known, that alp kinds OF Sew
w ing Machines are cleaned, repaired, correctly
E@rkins crGtr wAIbRoS, Mac fdi Pwis, WE'D
Sew ng Machine Office, 400 9Th st. NV. JIG St.
w to tske orders. Address, with reference, BuS-
ness Post on e. Washington. Jyl5 st.
WANTEp--A res ponsible TEN Ant for House
W AZ NJ street n"rthwest; eight rooms modern
Call at JOHNSUN'S Gallery, sOg PENNSYLVANIA
ay Y, ps * Washington DC. q ,ouvsov
WANTED-PLEATING 20 do on the Family
vis,b Pesti b Maehns to 10 cents PER yaTi
I LAPE; ilIa stree. northwest Tn s 5fC Of
WANTED--Immedi to call
W who are in need of first class Servants of all
e@ 1 1T Yns god get
ye2s I'm 'F' Mr.. LoU fsf 'S 6. B 81
WANTEp p,, hand FURNITURE, BED
Doors ELo s1d sHo issona hand sns
DISS%' ys sa9nsi i, s y s .nd
PenDsy lv ania avenue. maylIly
WANTED Every man, woman, girl, boy and
w child can get htte3 in pair of SHOES for the
small sum OF and from that to the very finest
Shoe, at SELBY'S 1914 and 1916 Peausylyanis
avenue. Childrens' Shoes from BIC. up. Jel7 If
"AN1ED-PASTURAG and STABLING for
w hye or six cows during the summer within the
District limits. Address, with full particulars, J.
W., Star Office InayI n
UNSATISFACTORY TO know that WILLIAM
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, lGII New YorA
avenue, makes speciality Of cutting garments to be
nlade AT nome sepl4ly
WANTED-CARPETS TO CLEAN at RiceIs
w Stem eating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets o. v-Calied for and de
hvered without charge. apl0-ly
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w TON,
CORNER OF grU AND II STREETS,

BEADING Rooms and Library free TO all.
Prayer Meetings daily at l2:L, s, and 3 p. N.
Sabbath Evening Services, Exclusively for
young men, at clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services al $50.
Circulating Library, l3,eco volumes. New books
Constantly added. may29-tr
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Inc western peach crop being failure this
year, The peach growers of Delaware and
Mary land propose 10 supply large cities Ike
Chicago and Cincinnati with fruit shfppe.i
by raj Cars have been constructed es-
peclally for the purpose. They are arranged
with compartments 10 prevent the necessity
OF piling the boxes on top OF each other and
Will hold i've hundred boxes. They are ven
ulated at the ends and sides by a number Of
openings, covered with woven wire. The
fruit viii be carried at passenger speed, AMI
Il Is believed Will reach their destination in
sood condition The FACT that he peach grow
efs are willing 10 try the experiment would
indicate that they expect better market
FOR their fruit ia the west than IN markets
nearer the point Of production.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOO1 AMI IOO NUs
I OST-On 7th street cars, a POCKET BOOK.
u containing thrte tax bills and a sum of IA lney
Finder will be rewarded if left at Star office. II
i OST-On Friday. IN + street car, or in !, Iiny
Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, coma receipts
and some money. A suit able reward Will bo p I'D
Tor its return 70 935 Penna. avenue. II
I OST-On the 18Th July, betws+ u 6 aud .. ma
II PUCK Ell BOON. containing small amount of
The owner. Among the papers was Certificate of
Stock No. 1871 4 the Farmer ard Mec hanic's
National Bank If GeOr setOwn, for five shares, dated
July - 1915. The public arc warned not to nego-
tate tie said certificate. az payment has been
ii, pprd. The finder will lie literally rewarded on
reiUrr,ns Tie sam 10 ths subscriber. ". G. PEN
DLE1OS, Navy Paw Office. Cor. 18th 81 and N Y
avenue II. W, VI 400 New Jersey avenue s.e.
| Osf-s btacx ana Ts1 GYP; answers 10 the
= Ianie OF = Baby. liberal reward ~
wi. be paiG for her return 10 the c,rnerSS~
Il 10th II. and Louisiana ave. Scale Lofts y lj-Ei
- glcai Instruments, red Leather case, black
y,lvet cover; iIscrip ion on Silver plate 4 suita
-tTeot Icrthwest. JyI5 81
SCHOUL MkDAL LCsT.-Lost, on saturday
- Jolly 10. on 9TH .treet, between ID and Q streets
GOLD NICK CHAIN, to which attached a
Cross and Gold Medal engraved Annie N LO
saro; for Appncsti,n to Music The finder will be
corner Of u, opposite Y. NJ. c. A. building. Jyl2
I OST-But found at
z l. b Y $.
nice Brown Linen Duck Suit for ga, better On.
Tor worth double the money l paid. Also, d
Boy : Linen Suit-Jacket and Psnts-fUr 81 each.
Black aud Gray Alpaca Coats. from 81 aud upwac ds
Linen Busters And Straw Hats, very cheap.
Children. Shoes, from cents up.
Ladies Slips, from IS cents. 1914 and 1916
yo-U Pennsylvania avenue.
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llK. ROBEK TSOc,

hR. ROBERTSON,
IL aga 10TH Strict, MAR IA. Avs.
From long exp erience in both hospital and priv ate
Urinary Organs, Gonorr h9e elect Stricture Syph
Ills, and Spermatorrh9a. Gases 81 Gonncrrhos re-
Gently contracted cured in TO days 81 phiiis in al
its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirel;
eradicated from the system, without the Of mer
curry. Spermatorrhpa, brought on by excesses and
abuse Ia youth, causing loss Of memory insanity.
general debility, organic weak ness, impotency,
cts irritsbiliip mptoIns Of ptOu, indiges
ton paiIitsilon OF the heart, pains IL back dimnos
81 sight or giddness, evil forebodinas self dsrust
&c, speetily cured b. newly discovered remedies
~; T., located for many years at l9 &. Eutaw st
Baltimore Nd, has consented, after many solicita
lions by Lis " ashington patrons to open q perma
neat 1ce In that city, where he may be suit &C
every Wednesday and Saturday In each week. from
fCyp marS-l
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
e50o, $500, 0l,00O, $4,000, $500, and 5000,
Per cent. for negotiating. IyE-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

NOTICE FROM THE AGENT OF TIE MEDEA
~ COLLAR COMPANY
One Hundred Thousand MEDIA COLLARS,
Linen faced. on hand. 70 be sold. Two boxes for
twenty nye cents. Sizes from I21a TO II inches
seventy FIVE dozen PERCALE BOWS. AZ five cents
each Call at T. LULLEY'S,
Lylbau t1b penl-YlNauia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

Tie sixth semi-annual dividend of Interest will be
payable TO GApo=itCrS on and after JULY 2Dth,
l-1j, at the rate Of per cent. per annun al sums
left on deposit one OF more calendar months during
the half-J ending July LIT, 1878. Interest not
called for will be added TO the PRINCIPAL and draw
interest from July Isl, ISIS.
JOHN HITZ, President
Iy3eOt2th &. Y. PRFNTI:S. Cashier
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
coshen..No. Io8. '

Rev. Mir. Perrin, of Wolcottville, ex- changed with MT. Hagen. last Sabbath.
 -Ts.e Sewing Society met atl dthe par sonage, last week.
 .,TGQuite company, of visitors from Oneida county, South Norwalk. and Mas sachusetts, went on to Ivy Mountain. last week. and one young lady insisted that she once saw foot print in the rock. We doubted it, but soon found few feet soqth of the Coast Survey station, PSbeau- tiful track of shoe belonging to Q child four years old cut deeply in the rock, the heel being cut deeper than the other part, doubtless the work, of the U &sgtveyOrs during the war.
 The names of two jurors were drawn out, and Mr. Fessenden Ives and Mir. AL son Sanford went to New Haven to attend the U. $. Court, last week.
 Prof. ,Assph Half, of the Naval ob- servatory at Washington, has been visit ing here, but hurried back to attend to the important ohseryatipns on the Tpla1et Saturn, as it is now favorable time to see it, and astronomers are wide awake to know dbout ths eighth Moon revolving around that great planet. Mrs. Hall and the children have not yet gone back.
 ,2jl1W 1SQmH9NA
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
GENUINE TEA

2d. Because our command of capital enables us TO IMPORT LARGELY FOR CASH, and thus to sell cheap. We buy all our Teas at the Ports of China and Japan, and thus save many intermediate profits and charges. @ 9d. Because we have inaugurated new sys, tenn of business, originated New Idea.
 We save the profits of the middlemen and give them to our Customers, by sending difect to any address, the finest qualities of Tea at Wholesale Prices. |
 4th. Because as the
 Gre0t Need of the Times is pure tea at : low price and as we are deter mined to supply this need. it is to your interest to help us by sending on your orders at once. 9JSee our Price list. L 5s 4 I Oolong Biack) 40, 50. 60, best 70cts pr pound Mixed (green and black) 40, 50, 60, 70. best soc Japan Cuneolored) 60, 70. 90, best s1.O0 ? ID. Imperial Cgreen) GO. 70, 30, S1.O0, SIPS '' Young Tyson (green) 50, 60, 70. .bestSkO0 " / Gunpowder (green) s1.O0. best SIPS English Breakfast (black) co, 70, so. best SI.OO. 9DP. s. We have special quality of very fine OOlong and Young Hyson at S1.25 per pound. and safe delivery guaranteed on receipt of price.
 PLEASE NorE-we deal in nothing that is un- sound, injured, damaged, or adulterated in any list, are perfect in their degree, clean, pure, and and unihjured in every particular.
 e5 We want active and reliable agents every where. to whom special inducements are offer cd. " The business is honorable and respectable. Young and old, rich and poor, male and female, eeArSet mp clubs and act as agents Send for a circular and begin at once. -I
 Address,
 New York 6 Oriental Tea COmp'y,
 ss vEsEY STREET. NY. s-sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
Kent.

,ElglTb 2'T9-BI
 MIR EDITOR: What is going to happen? A week has passed and nQ rain; fine weather all the time. I'll tell you what l think about it. The farmers will all fin ish having except few old slow-go-homes that always expect to fodder the last load of the wagon; and lots of fine tobacco as ever grew in town will be got under shel- ter. L.,ws,a!3 ..,. t,tnU,n On Monday, the 23d uit., when Mir. John Hall was getting hay, he captured a large rattlesnake having seven rattles.
 On passing through Macedonia We noticed that the Pratt Bros have been enlarging their tobacco barn. If they keep on they will stretch the whole length of the valley; should judge their building wasio one hundred feet long now.
 The Town Town Hall Hall is nearly completed. We are informed that three ladies, by the name of Magse, are to take charge of the Kent Cottage Seminary and commence school in a few days. <I
 Hon. Mathew Vassar and wife, of Po'keepsie. e.E.Y. .sxsfe in town on sunday, guests of tie Misses Beach.
 Not having heard from the ladies that were so dangerously sick last week, we presume them to be convalesent
 SoN JOHN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
Woodbury.

2 Rev. Mfr. UhhFSlhn has Been pastor of the Congregational church in Oxford for a few years past. His parishioners have made him annual sisitsE 'bringing the children and plenty of choice eatables and kind remembrances1 to himself and family, in which -all are made happy 2 Last
 Wednesday. the 18th 2Sth ut it, they cams. me by appointment to meet him ca naasse at { Quasapaug Lake TheS beautiful tasbles were loaded ; sandwiches, very nice tcnls, flowers rare and beautiful, lemonade, hot tea and coffee, ice cream, in abundance.
 Our spsoe and tine forbidsr te He'll all. Every body seemed happy. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
Wholesale Prices.

REASONS WHY you should order your Teas from the New York and Oriental Tea Co.
 1st. Because the Company deals only in Pure Unadultersted Tea. It is well known that inn mense quantities of so-called 'STea" adulterated with the leaves of the Willow, Hawthorn, and other trees, and even small stones, particles of lead and steel filings. besides colorfng matter. are sent over the country and sold st enormous prices as 'Tes." <'~ Gs's t fS
 The buyers of the New York and Oriental Tea Company. can by new process, not generally known, detect the presence of adulteration in all it's forms; and the Company will continue tc maintain the high character it has hitherto sus. tained by selling none but "
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
With Enduirer.

~Mnst commence with January or July num- Der.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up arrearscs before taking advantage of the forego- ing propositions and subscribers who are in advance may deduct the amount their subscrip- tions gre in advance.
 M.Iey should be sent by post office order, check or registered letter, if possible. If Ifremit- taaccs are made by mail we cannot Do responsible for loss before tho letter reaches us, but will .aks all risks of remittance to the clubbing peri Odicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
,s.sssDSathS..'

In Winsted. Aug. 20. Jesse ..williams, aged S2 years. h'i2I At Barkhamsted, Aug. 24tli, Alicia Me- Entee, wife of Thomas McEntee, aged 57
 In Corhalnl Aug. 20, hrs. Alma A.. Eaton, aged 55 years. wife of, the late Jacob Ehton.s chaplain of the 7th Reg. 70. l " formerly the wife of Hon. Julius B. Harrison of New Milford.- ao .a q sluoi At Robertsville. Aug. 20, an infant son of Peter and Harriet Denarh = = aia..z 'aa'' il ..n In Winsted, Aug. s25, an infant child of Geo, Hoskins, aged about 3 months. arq 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
Cbe GitfbAcIo Gnquiret,
 uTCHFIELD, CONN.
CLUBBING RATES.

Oar Lischiold County subscribers may not of en be able to otakc advantage of the lowrates oHs:ed large clubs by most magazines andperi- oliclls. For their convenience and as an extra ndu cement to new county subscribers we will send the following periodicalsto to county srs. in connection with the ENQUIRER at the prices named
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
IM ar rElageS.

In Thomast6n Aug. 24,aat the house of Mir. Charles O. Potter, by Rev. J.. WI Backus, MT. Edwin H. Forbes, of Wind. % sor Locks, to Miss Mary nI.s Potter. of |1 Alh Bethel, Aug. 21st,< at the rssiaeRSeI of F, J. sYeomans, by ths. Rev, Mr. Wa tsss, HeEry J. Colby to Ruth A., Wilson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
A new Idea-
70 cts.

sent to the NEW YORK & ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY will insure by return mail. one pound of excellent Oolong, Young Hyson. English Breakfast Japan or Mixed Tea such as Is usual ly retailed at Sl.3O to $1. 50 per pound.
 IT IS A FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN that by recent arrangement of the Post Office, small quantities of merchandise are now com veyed al. charges considerably less than those of the express companies. The cost on one pound of Tea being 8 cents only.
 The New York and Oriental Tea Company is taking the advantage of THIS EXTRAORDINA- KY FACILITY and is supplying it's customers in all parts of the United States with the finest Teaa aver frnnorted at
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02
FOR SALE!

THE building and business of the Litchfeld Laun- 4 dry. It is admirably located and fitted for the business. winch is large and rapidly increasing. There is also ample accommodation for . family For further particulars inquire at the Laundry address the subscriber at Litchheld. Conn.
 O. L. ADAMS. lsh
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02

New York & Oriental Tea COmp'y,
 Ss vESEY STREET. N. Y. 4s-Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02

tended to affect tic 'campers has been a failure, notwithstanding we have had fre- quent showers sineelthe clearing off In fact we have all become regular sea-dogs. and the writer feels authorized ghye.his nalnA hnd practical xpericnce tosnhpfbd lhrnseff. s-& 2 E3 : GHH9~4 s- H. R. H. NEPTUNE. Sh3oa Iir'w~ srssstFp"bas sF ggis10I
 At 5'P. NJ. Sunday interesting services were held at the "Gunnery" encampment. MEiiab Woodnff dehxeredRu1 inpyeN sive sermon. The organist of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Mr. HsC. King, ma- nipulated the melodeoh Keys, accompa- nied by a large gathering of yocalists. whose notes of praise, swelling with the sweet strains of the instrument were in excellent keeping with the beautiful sur roundings, rMr. Gunnr read some of Wafdworth's hymns, and she audience (for whose accommodation a large. tent had been provided)--after viewing 8 glo. rious sun-set--quietly dispersed. 'o 1-;
 A few weeks since. two ladies in New Preston, counted upwards of two hundred and fifty teams. which. passed 3 given point tbetween the hours of 4 and uTP. M.), while returning from the lake. ..' sd
 Prof Hoppin, of Yale College, occu. pied the pulpit of Rev. Henry Upson, on New Preston Hill, last Sunday, in order to allow the latter to attend the funeral of MT. Kinney of Bantam. MT. Kinney died at the ripe old age of 7s had 6een mar ried 5S years, and member of the church for 56 years. A very large number of neighbors and friends were present.
 Io-Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Straight of the society of Friends, of Dover, N. Y, preached in Kent Hollow, Sunday after noon. The expounders of the Lords word, were each over S3 years of age.
 AThe Ydennsry",laas and lasses bsoke camp, Monday, and the boysofthe gpson Seminary encampment at Spectacle Lake, were to return to s;hool7life, on Tuesday. Multitudhipasl carsshaye prevented the Professor" from joining his youthful charges in their pleasant recreation.
 The clam-bake, of Saturday, sdfe% thither many epicurean mortals, 1nclud- ing the New Preston Band. who rapidly transferred six barrels. Of the denizens of the deep into their little stomachs. Af- forwards stomach pumps were in order, and the kindly face of Dr, i9d Sidney Lyman peered in upon many an afflicted family.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-06
Triton W.. BEEsCHER.
Fridays PrOccetIinrs.

NEW York, Jan. 29.-There
was a great crowd Of awyers this
morning in the Brooklyn city
court room. to hear argument
for and against the admission of
Of Theodore Tilton as witness in
the case, Beecher and his family
were present, but Tilton sat among
his counsel. Judge Nelson said
he had written to the editor Of the
Tribune in regard to
THE PAMPHLET
said to have been published by the
Tribune and he was told, in reply,
that the Tribune did not publish
the pamphlet in question. He GEN.
sured the parties publishing the
pamphlet for their severe criticism
on the witness (Moulton) and
hoped that the offence would not
be repeated in the future publica-
tons of the pamphlet. General
Pryor
RESUMED HIS ARGUMENT
at the point where ne said he had
broken off yesterday. The act Of
1867, said counsel, contemplated
no such thing as prohibiting par
ties to the suit In the case Of adult
tuly giving evidence for or against
each other. This witness did not
attempt to take the stand against
his wife, but against her alleged
seducer to testify to the crime
committed by Henry Ward Bee
cheer. In q case in this state Mr..
Justice Barrett says the evidence
of husband and wife is receivable,
though the evidence may crlmi-
nate one or the other. IF the plain
tiff were admitted to the stand and
proved the adultery against his
wife did that charge her with any
crime or criminate. o,said coun-
sci, for that was not the law as It
was known in New York. Adult
terry was not a crime or offence in
New York, and was not now.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-06

what are yen digging there for 2"
II am digging for money"
The news flew and the idlers collec-
ted.
ave are told that you are digging for
money
well, amt digging for anything
else"
Have you had any luck 2"
First rate luck pays we'll you had
better take hold"
All dotted their coats and laid hold
most vigorously for awhile. After
throwing out some cart-loads the ques-
ton arose
"When did you get any money
last 2"
Saturday night"
Z "Why, how much did you get ~
"Four dollars and half"
"Why that's rather small"
"I's pretty we'll six shillings day
is the regular price for di ging cellars
all over town.
The spades dropped and,the loafers
vanished.