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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

A GREAT DISC0VERYl
BY the use oil which every family may give
their Linen that brilliant polish peculiar to
fine laundry work. Saving time and labor in
Ironing, more than its ehtife cost. Warranted.
Ask your grocer for Dobbins'.
u. IT. WA kSREN 81 CO.,
Wholesale GrOeers, Cincinnati.
mh3D- -39trh, ,S&Tu
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vEGErINE.
"VEGE:T INE,"

Says a Boston phvsician '.has no equal as q
blood puritir Hearing of it's many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies had failed !
visited the Laboratory and convinced myself
of its genuine merit. 1t is prepared from
barks. roots aud herbs, each Of which is highly
effective, and they are com Founded III such 0
manner as to produce astonishing reSultS,n
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT wEsTEEN.

Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time, 7minutes fast
Depart, Arrives, Arrive,
Giniti. Cn'Ji. Deston.
New York Ex .H:l5A.M. B;ODP.M. T:20P.M
New Y ork Eek ....... 9;50P.M. 5:l5A.M. 6:5OA.M.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sIfoRT-LTNE.
Depot, Trout and Kileour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily B:00A.M. 8:00P.M. 10:30A.M M.
louisville daily...... 8:0tP.M. l2;lbP,M. 7i5P.M,
Lea,svlle daily ..... 8:0P.M. 7:15A.M. l240P. III.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Klgour and Front Time, 7minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 8:00A.M. 800P.M. 8:i0A.M.
Baltimore isx. ........ :30P.M 2:50PM 6:25P.M M.
Wheeling Ex.,.. S:cep.m. 5:OOa.m. IL :OJa.m m,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

ii is quite evident that western as well as
eastern democratic candidates for the Presi-
dency are to have rough time of II the mo-
ment they show themselves. 1t is also evil
dent that the "knifngr they get will be
quite as apt TO come from their own political
household as from their opponents. Thus
the western democracy have 'sot DOWN
upon Tilden's candidacy with heftines
that almost fOrbids the hope OF resurrection
And low, just as Hendricks has been put
forward SIS a candidate, combining all the
elements Of availability, the western papers
have IesCrTected a ascension" speech made
by him at Shelbyville, Ind. In 1865, In which
he denounced the emancipation proclama-
ton, and the cOlOred enlistment bill; and he
dofCd the President 10 send Indiana troops
into battle depending upon negro troops for
support. Upon the subject of general enlist
ment he diI not advise any body 10 enlist, ''be
cause he was not going himself, and wouldn't
recommend any one to do thing he would
not do himself" With regard 10 deserters,
said Mr.. Hendricks:-''Ifa anybody, however,
comes into your sighborhO0ds without law
and proposes 10 take anybody away by
force, that is a matter without law, and you
had best attend to that gentleman at once"
TO which his audience replied with shouts,
"We'll attend to them, Old fellow" Upon
the subject of compromise he demanded
that the emancipation proclamation should
De taken back and that slavery should be re-
stored TO the South. In his own language
"I am ready 10 say to the people of the
South: Come in again and we will secure to
you your constitutional rights, (that is,
slavery and, If you desire them. additional
guarantees II there is any man who de-
sires to continue fighting and spending the
peoples money and lives, 1 do Tot sympa-
thize with him."
These sayings by Mr.. Hendricks are quoted
by the Western papers outside OF Indiana
with degree of cOmplacency that indicates
that the feuds amongst the Western demOc-
racy just preceding the last Presidential
nomination are to be revived in all their
bitterness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

Judge Brady, Of New York, uttered some
sensible views from the bench lately, in re-
gard To the practice OF carrying pistols upon
the person. He takes the ground that the
legislature should permit, but only upon
license. reputable citizens TO carry such wel-
pons, and deny this privilege, under severe
penalties, TO the reckless and criminal
classes. He says brave man may carry a
pistol with safety to his own life and liberty,
and will use it only when the peril of his
limbs or life requires IT. Such law would
secure 10 men of COOL reputation, whose ex-
Iosure may require it, the right 10 carry the
pistol, while thieves, burglars, and violent
drunkards, and men of bad reputation, To
whom no license would be granted, would
subject themselves 10 the penalty if they
violated the law. The peaceable and law
abiding citizen would thus have the a1van-
tage over the reckless and the lawless, a su-
Ierior place TO which he is entitled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

The republicans of Connecticut are hunt
Ing for candidate for governor, but thus
far have been unable to find just the man
they want. As the candidate elected will
hold his office only eight months until Jan.
uary 1, 1s77), none OF the prominent repub-
licans of the state seem TO care for the short
lived honors of the position. The state is
represented as very close, with the chances
in favor Of the democracy. The legislature
to be elected at the coming election will
chose Senator Ferry's successor. 1t has
been stated that the term of Senator Eng
lish expires March 3, 1879, but this is a mis-
take. His term will expire whenever this
coming legislature elects Mr.. Ferry's sue
ceSsOr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

The ground hog went back into his hole
IOhiO STATE Journal.
II there is any animal In Ohio claiming to
be a ground hog. who comes out OF his hole
before Candlemes day, set him down as q
sraud. The original probabilities" known
l. reabouts as the ground hog I" and in New
IL land Rs the "woodchuck,' is hybernat-
ing cuadIuped, and the duration OF his win
ter nap Il governed by the weather on the I'd
of February. He wakes up early IN the
morning CT that day and takes look at
things out Of doors. II the sun Is shining.
he Immediately retreats for another six
weeks nap before mild weather. II the day
Is cloudy he fUrsakes his winter home and
sets out on his summer toar. Old residents
OF the rural districts in Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky and other states,
are strict believers In the "varmints" infal-
ubility. Recognizing this fact, Mr.. Wool,
OF Pittsburg, (the Sammy Cox OF the Penn
sylyania LEGISLATURE has introduced into the
state senate a set of resolutions compliment.
ing the ground hog for his arduous, but graf
uitous services, and winding up BY declal-
ing ground-hog day a legal holiday.
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There Is now a reaso able aroSpes- that
Dolan, the rvni +H vino so brutality mu-i red
Mr Noe o.e SUNDAY morning ia MS ware
house in New York will meet hi just deseI =
on the galios-s- the supreme court of y v
York having refu.fd "a grant hi ~ a new
trial. Rur. after all, " hanein- for murier
in New York is about playei ont" zig ng
from statistics recently givca showing that
but aH exceedingly small number of % e
murdersrs who were tried I'm New York la t
wear were executed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

Hon. Reverdy Johnson is one who believes
that there is constitutional authority for the
government 10 appropriate money for the
Centennial exhibition, in that portion OF the
Constitution which gives IL power to levy
taxes, NC, and 10 borrow money without
limitation as TO amount TO pay debts, and
provide for the common defence and general
welfare. This authority, If Shackled with
nice distinctions, would deprive the govern
ment of powers most essential 20 its whole
some operations. Tue legality of an act ap-
propTiatiug money for the Centennial must
rest, he thinks, not upon express but i'm
piled POwer-the same implied authority
which enabled Congress TO appropriate
money for the relief of those whose property
had been destroyed by an earthquake, and 10
establish and support an agricultural de-
Partment for which no express provision is
made in the Constitution. He further says
that II the latter instrument were to be lit
orally interpreted the United States would
b. without powers essential to its prosperity
and be reduced 10 the dimensions of a petty
muQiciuSlity
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To Advertisers.

In order hat the large and rdp'd7y t'creast''0
eyJifio,p oTTHE STAR Bldy be deferred 10 Us car
rsers and served TO subscribers az a reasonable
hosu each dSry, Is necessary TO close the forms
os nedvty Gs possible ut 3 O'Clock D. M. AdUerti-
scs are therefore requested to send in their adtuer-
ttsesle7lts not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
received after this hour there Is great danger thai,
Etth the exception Of imperative cases,-nsch as
Deaths, Lost, de,-they cannot olqDeor ioel the
folIOsriJs0 dan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

TIE fact that Mr.. Witt, OF Louisiana.
denies all knowledge OF corruption used in
the election OF Senator West, and that he
has declared that he had nothing TO DO with
the published charges against the Senator
indicates that some one has been guilty Of
correcting false statement, a. least so far
as Witt is concerned, since he was repre-
scented as the party who would prefer the
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

A New York lawyer has been suspended
from practice FOR one year for having suf-
fered a client 10 make a false afiiiavit, him
self knowing its falsity. Judge Davis, in
suspending him, remarked that If IL was
true, as intimsted in the testimony, that
lawyers are accustomed To do such things In
the negotiation Of their clients securities, Il
was time that II was known that such acts
are not consistent with professional honesty
or personal honesty. The sentence OF the at
forney was altogether too Light, considering
the grave character of his offence.
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" sr,r.nIrsr,NG EykRL.Ssxs

SELFADJUSTING EYEGLASSES,
Patented, Wal rsnIed for one year not to break:
franseless; manufactured and made 10 AAA
order Warranted lot TO produce can -
GERS As other eye glasses do Ii does not slip from
your nose II You sweat. Come and see them, and
conyinoe yourself Of this beautiful invention.
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
anl-lm 1879 Pa. ave-, Optician and Jeweler.
VNBAPPIsG PAPER, TwINEs, PAPER
w BAGs,CABD BOARDS Of al colors, as whole
jsn5s I'm ADAMsON, sos 9th street.
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BUSINESS SUITS.


BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVER
GOATS AND CLSTERS at Q great reduction
OF former prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

AL en- determined to reduce Stock, purchasers
Will hLd is To their sdy sntase to give me q call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31

~ Circulation More than Three
Times that of any other Daily Pa
per published Ira " ashfngfon, and
Therefore by far the Best Adrer-
ffsfng Medium fn the District of
Columbia.
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A. 6TRAI
nP r &c I A N &.

lOIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Str Between 10th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-31
TERRIBLE Dull TIMES.

4 MIMI WE UN Id MIS-.
DRY GOODS STILL COMING pDTN
lsOysrds q bet CALlCo.ba
~ yard. q best BLACK gaLioO. "a.
gUU ards Eund COTTON
So Varl- very vide SllEkIN q IS
60 ,Ara. vsry - iir pillow ase COTTON. n
go yards very best Feather prof BED TICK
ING 5
CARRIERS. sOs MARKET space.
So yard. r. cached Damask TABLE LlNEN, 60,
worth ri
i0' dozen r. acted Dsmssk Linen TOWELS, -.
80 rIls doodle i.ii Back ALPACA, -, w5r
81
SO yards Black CAsHMERE. over one Tari
" i6e, u.
Al - cur pREss Cuo1s. suAVLs. BbAN
\ kTe a. almost ices our rrsf uaTz msg nfiHr
ior thew All a. oar BLA,E sILKs sI.2S. sl 30,
81 IS. $500 Jau2l or
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IsTHE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Il CnIUMRIa

II OF COLUM BlA.
SgectdL Trr1, PROBATE JKrisdtottos Jan. 21t, 1876
III the matter Of the estate Of ROSA SMITH:
Application for letters Of administration the
estate OF Rosa Smith, of the District of Columbia,
ht- this dav been made by Julia Miller. All per.
srDs interested hereby bottled to appear in this
court on -, the 18th day of February next,
At II O'Clock a. M TO show why letters Of al.
ui-iTa'On the estate of the said deceased should
not issue prayed. PrOrtdsd a copy of this order
~ published week for three weeks in the
Ev' ming Star previous to the said day. Test:
Jan3l IN 81 A WEBSTER, Register of Wills
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WANTED-A gentleman Of means desires TO
w make the Acquaintance of Intelligent
YOUNG LADY Tor social pleasure. Address JOHN
III PARDEE, City post office. Jan3l 2t'
DLANET READER Great SHccsSs, One Week
Il OHty'-MRe. DB. ELLIS, PidRI Rsafer AID
CtGrcOyaHf, just arrived and Can be cons ulted on
ali subjects, namely: Lawsuits, Courtship, Mar
risge, Sickness, Absent Friends, Property Lost
Stolen. By the planets all things are controlled.
Office. Southwest corner 10th and q sts. northwest
entrance on 10th ST. novl-eosm
hINORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBJ
IL TAihkD for incOmpatibility. sc. Residence
unnecessary: fee after decree. a. GOODRICH, z.
U. Box 1887 Chicago. JAMS ct
NJ rs. l.. L. RICHARDS,
WI CLAIRVOYART.
PSychOmetrio DeilneatiOns; also, Examinations Of
dis o. picture AID lock Of hair. Medicines fur
nsEed if desired. Can be seen at No. 1911 18th st.
northwest. jan3 5w
q ADlES.-Eor Inv siuabIe IastrUctious as 70 how
IA 20 live true, he 4tniul and beautiful life, and
make lue most and best Of lie y Is, moose 10 cts
20 Dr. ROMAlSk, care Of Box 42l, Wsshiagton,
ID. q. gans- In
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DRY GOODS
I UITRIL /. WIS.

n UITREL wins.
CORNER 2OrH ST AND PENNA VENUE.
Are ferns bgaUtlfsI Pirate 90 q cr-rs.
Bet code in rnirtfrEs - Crrr-.
SrieI I.l Cotton fu ID - hes ani brow u cents
Ose a. brown lCtt n, GENTS.
81 q q ards A pags, 81 lr.ts, e go =.
Al 10 trer Piaids and faacy ltees Goods a. cost %
rtsUCa tftsk.
Csrr h.ir FFrir a arl Iaaerfir- very Chsar-
A O.. Hutlfll 49, fultut 60 tssh urrr A..--~
Carr, O. % Ger. HIsr hsfr cfs. an thelr cril
steck a t.Ussds 90 lowest ss-h prices.
CAIl sud &c. fsr ylg "a. -
LITTREL A. WINE
IA - 81" 1850 rruusf itsnls ave.
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Fest French Gle, don't e SOled Hand sarAj q Al
t. made b, Hs & B. dish, of New York,
at 81, regular retail Pilce 50
Wares b 81 Gable Screw SHOES a S4.50;reg 1lar
retail price s..
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOARDING.
i'NR BENT-A eassnt ROOM, with or without
> BOARD, i'll a private family, one square from
'tIeet car and convenient TO the Departments.
ADDRESS l. E., Star Office tu3I 81"
u ,hkDlNG-Newly furnished ROOMS, with
- Table Board, ParlOr aud Bed Room 90 first
floor. References exchanged. Cos 18th street
northwest, near r street. jan3l ST.
RoAHDlkG-A private family will furnish
- RuOM and BOARD person. ST
Aloysius Church. Address r. n. b, City Post
Ofice. Jan2g It.
ROARD-With commCdious and nicely FURN-
- lSHED hOUMS, in central locality, %
Grant Place. JANIS St
MILLikENS HOTEL, Corner lOth and 4 SIS
lvl northwest, WaShiHgt0n. u c., one square from
Avenue, n, 9Th and ith street
Transient Board 81 per day.
FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
No bar. decl0-tr
NEYER'S HOTEL,
II 47O-412 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Enitreiy Rea0vatsd and Inlprorsd.
Table board. Dinner at O'Clock. WHY fur
uished ROOMS for rent by the month novi5 SIN
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LUITREL a WINE
n ook AT rHis

A a. a. MS
GOODs pANACNp RN FIRE a. LEsS THAN
nAlF TkICE
Fire Linens tor Gee. worth 2 u -
"a Dol Hisnl ris = 60. ~Ur' D. q 81
Wool Blankets 500, worth g. a..
ne sgh he'd tHffons trc .rrh Sc
MaFseiilcs Quilts . -, W1rth 81 a.
Tatle namHrks Sc Surfh tSc.
Msschet Tzble nsmssks 80 worth IS.
lusck a. - o.. Wortn ~ 81
GhEAT hEUgCTlONS FDh 20 DAYS ON
an CLASSES OE ~ DOON
CIR ENTfkk STOpk Nr NlNTkR GOODS
Must SE SOLD BEFORF a.Rru tsr
ETEhlTniNG UNDEh THlS HhAD AT
SAChiFlCE
&c WIsW ALL a CO.
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Jau34tT Opposite Patent Office.
DANhECPTCY NOTICE.-TaiS a. to gar. Ho,Irs,
ID I bat III the 2Qfh day Of tuIsry, A. II. 1876,
Warrant ~ Bankruptcy issued agaiu-J
the estate Of EDBEaT l. rLEMIN', Il the city Of
WI shlagtOn, IN the District IL Colunbis, who
has been adJUdged Bankrupt ON his own
petition: That the payments of anv debts
and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, TO him or for his Use, aud the
transfer Of any property by him, forbidden by
law That ameetiug If the creditors Of said Bank
rupt 10 prove their debts, and choose one or more
ay~ig nees of his estate, will be held Court Of
Bankruptcy, be holden the CITY Hall, the City
of Washington. before j. SayIes Brown, Register,
on the lith day of February, \. d. ls76, at L
o'clock In. ALEXANDER SHARP,
[. :. Marshal of ID. O., as Messenger.
January 81, 1876. J.n3l feb7
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GRAMS FLUID LIGHTNING
~ Is an instant and lnfsllible cure for
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHE,
TOOTHACHE, PLEURISY, CRICK IN TIE
HECK, AND PAINS IN BACK AND SIDE.
Moaey refunded u relisJ as not efsctef.
- For sale only at
COUGHLIN 5 TEMPLE DaU9 STORE,
Corner aud 9Th streets,
At so cts and s. per bottle. janl7-ly
CLAY TAYLOR. ThO5. II YOUNG
IL. 442 9rH STREET.
TAYLOR YOUNG. dealers in
STOVES, RANGES, CRATES. re.
SLATE MANTELS.
Tin B. ohne and Gutterine. House Furnishings.
Inodorous Cooking Vessels, that do not allow the,
GmeIl To escape While using. deos-6w
, 1876-01-24

mntar7 i'etlton In bankruptcy Saturday. Tlofr
liabilities antutnt To &HJ.7ai.2J. all unpccntci.
Sna tl'ey haya no nesatn at al. Tile personal
debts nf Mr Mo!>owail are :515. but no assost
beyond ho,ao wearing nppasoi. atc.. wsltol, III
nxefnst. dur1ng has noitlior dobts nor aasess.
1ho petition Was referred to l!osisser IIibbari.
~, ~ Involuntary petition was iifcd hgainst
Christ9phor A'cator by .ho following persons
Ssmuel alyor. Il Co.. claiming. $50 Samuel
Mvera, &Gs2; Henry Kuett:z, sA31: Joltl
Rcfiwab a5t5; tacnb Jn',,,no,,. s5il; and iIonry
Warmer. Sl39. Tho only ch.,ua ia that the
dcbtor has sl1nponded payment Of his commercial
paper for forty days.
Il dlrctsrHe fro;a bankruptcy waa issued 10
Aaron lsantarser.
In The matter of tho CRYSTAL Lake ricEling and
1'rnAcryin9 Works. sn order was maslt Eatnr.(av
allowing tho peiltionera httorheya to c1anuo
Waitfnrr's books, no = IN the possession Of tho
United Stasos Msrshhl under warrant Of aelzur 9.
An order HAs entered IN the lnatter Of Fox 4
Howard. authorizing tho Ciork OF tho Court to
pay ": y. barry, attorney Tor Lewis Dut.on, tL.,
sum OF *ltNfW ont OF moneys paid into Court BY
To-" AesIgnso from tie pfocseds OF tho aalo os
reaf eutaie.
TLo credtora of Ord.ay d; Rowland vii! hold a
tho 9th Of February.
Tho creditors Of Aaron Mayer held 4 cornpoh-
ton mce.ihg Saturday md sgreel TO accept tla
conpohittun OF ~ per cent ofIesed BY this banx-
and nix lnont!lH, secured by the nosea Ut tbs
bankrupt guaranteed by sin,an Fostor.
UNITED sTArrg COURTS.
Alexander 1lickatd illoj bill Saturday sgsinst
own right aud as Tn,,cr nntl oliver f,csly i.
suecet.or in trust. William 1ttckaEd and Jolann
A. Eoyerlein. to foicloaa trust daol for $i,810
on tls +. Il Of 1.o: 1o, Block 4, OF C!aaysss
Addition.
etrFHloR Counr N BurEY.
Frclotick kopuir.. vlio aues Tor tic use Of
g. i. Noutou, sued Edaou kaith !n debt, laying
damages at sl.0g0.
Charles 1:ie,z Il Bros. flied petition a:aip4t
tho Trustees of the Olives Da;t,st Church aud
otho:B. 20 Obtain mechanics 1Ian for *1,t41.c&
on the church building OH Fourth Avenue bo-
tTeen Polk aud Tyior s:reot4.
cIncEtT COURT.
Alfred Ray filed bill Saturday Rgsinss John
McLsuehlln. II. II; Gssc, Hugh Summers. }.
X. Wilmington and Pulp McGu.s, to Iorscloss
mortgage for $1,000 on Lots ana . IN U!ock 6
of nayonswood.
TIE CALL,
JUDGE ELopoE7T-Czinsnsl calendar.
Jcn0E lforg1sE--3G to 220.
JundH GAHr-30, ", 95, 90, o., 100 10 l15 107
to llG. Inclusye.
JUICE JAMEsoS-ARastn Judge Gary.
JUDGE Mn3NE-2i, 21, q.
JuN'E 11ooERs-25o, 2s2 TO 295, Inclusive, and
set case l,2Gy.
JUnaE I,ooTH--35G to 375.
JUDGE EAHwELL-No call.
.-... JUpGxESrs.
bErfa1on CoUnT.Cos R:sioss.s: A. Grlaiey 1t y.
y: Daniel ana,eI olt-Lsniofd l.: Kuh Co w. II.
and Milton t'eorgs, <9at:n.
1EpnE nAnI:-C. r. Hay et 81: v. CITY Of Chicago.
John Bacndsen VI. J. T., Eny4rt, ssrIo..
CIRcC1F GoCnr-EoSfEasl9ss-J4in Watson ya
4. II. Hulna. t1.1s1.so. .-.'
tHs.la-rhonlae brown ~. State Htrect saytngs
B.nk 0arnfshes, S70 ami Bsato street 6Ar1nGs Bank
~ Henss shnhieln .ans amonntTSaniuel i; na!leut
Henry 8. MonFoo @G3.A7.
, 1876-01-24

basin Just right for dir. In this caldson wcro
foFty,eixht pnraona htchod on ronn. tho edges,
slloaltlof to shoulder. and with heads tuat out of
ci1od wl1at to do. and Immediately tlIcro vero
af.s peraons instoh1 Of fortY.elgl,t, amll,ng aud
laughing, and al,akng l1anta or r1btlng noses In
the uaser. They wers all sorta and sizes, aud Ail
en- soSt,tne d'arcaan9e. Bous waso old tattoed
tlere we're fathers of families and mothers q,
tho samo. young men anl rnitions, boyA and
Blrls. laughed toget!iaf. Tho most fo,foct do.
corurn ard proprioty wero obaerved, Little
bToTn bsbiea noaled in t!lefr fathers arms; anil
the latter 10 amuae us, pitched the little things
into the m!dst. to atow how they could swim,
They would Afuk for a moment, and tl1en dr.
close little brown soDomn face above the wasors
md strke cut for their fathers arms again, shall
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