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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

The Baltimore city council committee on
the IRE department will in the course of
week introduce an ordinance TO transfer the
control and management OF the fire alarm
telegraph TO the board of fire commissioners,
who have asked for the change, because as
they are charged with the response bility OF
all matters connected with the fire depart
ment they should also have control of the
telegraph. The American says: Mayor La
trODe is understood TO be In favor of the pro-
posed transfer. In the event ofthe passage Of
such an ordinance the appointment OF opera
tors for the telegraph will be vested in the
FIRE commissioners instead OF the mayor
The reasons urged for this change In Bslti-
more would apply with equal force In this
District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

"lt is natural for man to indulge in the
illusions of hope" said Patrick Henry in the
General Assembly when making his eIo-
quent speech in favor OF resistance to the
Tyranny OF England. The truth of his words
Is recalled when we read that few weeks
before her death the regretted Charlotte
Cushman wrote hopefully to a friend saying,
81 believe now am going to get better .
. = ray OF sunshine brIghtens every
thing.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
To Advertisers.

IN order Lhdt the large md rdpsdy sr,credst,so
ectitton Of THE STAR may be delivered 20 Us cor
rters and served 10 asbscrtbns at a reasonable
hosg each doy, q e necessary 10 close the forms
os neuty as possible at O'Clock p. NJ Advert
seTs are therefore requested 70 send IN their a1tter-
fSe'7se7us not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
received after this ho'T there Is great danger thai,
ttth TIE exception Of imperative cascs,-s,uch az
Decfhs, Lost, de.-they eosvsot appear ,s,l ne
foUOagtJlQ dan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

In speaking of the wonderful success of the
postal card experiment and the rapidly in
creasing demand for this cheap means of
communication the Philadelphia Press
wants some invention which shall secure
privacy for the contents OF a postal card
message, since the postal card is the poor
mans letter, and his rights OF delivery and
security OF communication should be as
sacred as those OF any other man. Prior to
the adoption OF the cards the objection was
urged that postmasters and others would
make IL q practice to eagerly read all postal.
card mes ages, but experience has proved
that this Is the exception and not the rule.
Neither have many cards passed through
the mails bearing scurrilous messages. Ina
number OF cases where such messages have
been written the authors have been severely
punished as the law provides. The covering
Of the message and the placing OF q seal upon
1t would subject the card TO letter postage as
the law now stands. Besides, should the law
permit the card TO be covered, messages
other than the one written on the card itself
might be inclosed, and thus the privilege
now so generally appreciated would be
grossly abused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
MEDICAL. DC.

HAiDASAA@, o~s
nR HULL, Of baltimore, guarantee cures in ali
neys, UlcersiBs sores and Piles recent cases carsd
~ two e three days without mercury. CynsulIs
northwest. Open all cay. frb23 ST.
1 ApIEs MHOABE SUFFERING FROMANY
II Female Disease will find JudicIous aud scientific
ITs GkAY BRoFAERs, soS y srr Ss9i .oatd
west febls Wv
lBs. II; y. WRIGHT, MaSHsflc dad CiaTroy-
de nee, 1910 street northwest. fobH So
MS: b: y; JONES, nFos, No. 81 Nora Coy
~ arfsf, bdh'1Ho,s, Nd. Practice confined ex-
febl0 In
NOCURE, NOPAY-wHITERURs CEDAR
BA L. NJ Is y srrsntei 70 cure Cough, Group,
ed Sold y W s, THOMPSON, TOS Ism street,
MADAME REsTKLL, a. "a thoroQxhIT en-
vi Perienoed and scientific Ladies Physician am
nlGSifs OF ~ years practice sttends ladies al theh
Ing and the best medical sttcndsnoe at the Dootori
rlyste residence; Ladies placing themselvet unasi
and .ss
0G ssST e South SHARP and DO'sf 'a Bsltin0Fs
SHE!sss'.sSl.ss p: bI re ESFft. g;
OR:: ksoB Ls.s F Isl BALTIMoEI
PAY ana from @0 g '5t 800 n. Z 4
Structure, Syphilis, and spemstorrhos, Cssos O.
Gonnorrhes recently contracted cured in TO days
poison entirely ersdicsted from the system, with
out the use Of mercury. spermstorrhea, broughi
memory and insanity, general debility, orsanir
weakness tmpoteney nervous irritebility symPtomf
heart, pains in back, dmness Of eight or gfddness
evil forebodiRgs, self dfstrusf, &C, speedily cured
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen plscfn1
themselves In DR.. BIS hand can rely upon beini
scientifically and honorsbly treated. Refers % tbs
high testimonials which he holds from the lead
ms physicians OF Baltimore. Of.oe <2< 10th stree
northwest, from to . D. m. narsly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24


abOut the only place where the application
OF women for admission to the bar meets
with favorable consideration. The supreme
court or Wisconsin has just rejected the APP
plication OF woman for admission to the
bar OF the state, on the ground that her re-
quest was not sanctioned by any state law
and was contrary to common Law and wo-
mans best interests. Toe U. 8. Supreme
Court has already decided that there is no
aPpeai from state courts In similar cases.
Mr.. Anthony's resolution in relation TO
printing Congressional speeches in the Re
cord, as delivered, does not find much favor
among Senators, and as IL has oeen recon-
mittea 10 tie Committee on Printing, will
probably be materially modified before it is
sgain reported. Under the resolution. as
reported. verbal alterations were allowable.
The term verbal alterations is rather in
definite, and might be literally construct
Mr.. Thurman took the very sensiblsyiey
that each Senator was TO Judge for himself
what verbal amendment was, and conse-
Guently the rule would be no stronger than
the sense OF bOGOr OF each Senator. Mr..
Bayard thought a verbal amendment might
materially alter the meaning since the diff
ference between guilty and mot guilty"
is mere matter of alteration. Mr. Sher-
man took the view that a clea-, brief, COM
Prehensive digest of the proceedings OF Con-
sress would be much more valuable, and
would cost only one-third the money now
paid for printing the verbatim reports. Mr..
Morton cOncurred, and wanted a condensed
and impartial report made out under the
authority OF the Senate, which would be
published by the weekly, and TO a great ex-
tent, by the daily papers of the country.
This is all very well, but the question arises
who Is TO make this important synopsis?
Certainly not the official reporters of the
Senate, for even they, with all their accu-
racy and cleverness, could not invariably
make an abstract OF proceedings, however
careful and conscientious they might desire
10 be, TO the entire Satisfaction of Senators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
CLOSING GARRETT SALE.

CLOSING CARPET SALE.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOB CASH BUYKRs
Best Extra Super Ingrsins sIls: 10 per cent 81 for
ATWOOD lnsrsins, heavy, 7Sc., worth sl
Brussels marked down.
All Remnants at about half price
Bugs, Mats ami OIL Cloths cheap
DRY Goods feaTfully cheap.
All Dress Goods 81 prime cost. q
5000 ards best OalioOes Sc upward
broun lotions SC. upward.
The WoCllen Stock Cas-imeres cbenp
fiGe Gros Grain Black silks I Is, el 50, 90 as
Blankets aud Comforts reduced.
Our stock ~ low rates q close out for SpRTNl
GOODS. r. ~. NAUDAIN
febou ZOE d srket space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

That the enterprising and go-ahead Amer
lean sees "a right smart chance" for remu-
nerstive speculation at the Centennial exhi-
billion is evident from the fact that appar-
emily extravagant prices have been offered
and paid for certain privileges during the
great show. O1e Individual. with an eve to
tie main chance, has offered $4,000 for the
poor privilege OF sweeping out the exhibition
buildings, guaranteeing 10 pay all his help
and to keep the fifty odd acres of flooring in
the buildings perfectly cleaned. Bya mode
rate charge TO exhibitors, and by being per-
United 10 retain valuables found in the
sweepings, he expects 10 realize a handsome
margin of profit. a peanut merchant has
given 8 eco for permission to vend mis- wares,
al probably expects TO make a good thing
out OF ii. The ice cold soda water man has
given $4,000 for the privilege OF dispensing
his cooling draughts, and agrees to pay a
royalty OF twenty cents on every gallon sold,
which, IL is estimated, will swell his license
fee to at least So, 600. In according these
privileges the Centennial managers should
exercise great discretion, or some OF the
hungry spectators will bring discredit upon
them and the exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

ei&o. $500. ss@e-i per can't. for n.go.ia.-
ins. feb1 r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
ERRNCH CAfERRRS.

near farragut Square. Having been head cooks in
nrst elass houses u Eurspe and AInerica. We are
able 70 give satisfaction In any kind Of fancy or
plain orders Private Dinners, Parties. BAls, Co.,
q yery moderate prices. Strict attention 70 the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

ECR sALE-BIRDs, nne lot, warranted q GOOD
- Singer. Also, CAGES and Mocking -
Bird FOOD, ct No. 81 south B street between u
ist and ID streets, Ospitoi Hill. ~
dscu -e0sus G, =. 0OlrZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
SPIRITUALISM. Go consult LADY FLOR
- ENCE, the wonderful Seer and Clairvoy ant,
the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter
She can be consulted ct No. 326 Pennsylv anis ave-
nue., bets cen Sd and ~ stre Is. q short time only
Gives sly1ce on all business matters Tells of LOST
aud stolen property Tells OF lovers, and the name
OF the person You are TO marry. Fee 81 All
letters Lswered promptly by enclosing al and
stamp. Hours from 3, N. to 10 p. m. feb7-lmF
Asst L0sr.
MADAME KoER.
tbs esienrSted Lady AstroIosfa and Seeifnf Ne
diGm can be consulted at Ne. 901 d street, corner
OF %, northwest. She has superior In ds;ineat-
Ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or busi
ness her advice IL invaluable, describing your
riends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
yen OF the sure wey TO success IN ali undertakines
Consuitstion strictly confidential. Ladies, a; esr
lerDen, el.@. SniNv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

81 Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published IN " asItfn0fon, and
therefore by far the Best Adrer-
tfsfn0 Medium tss the Dtsfrfct Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
REMNANTSl
REMNANrSif
RENSANTst!f

- ~. a7HlfItu HII VIII UIeT on MUNDNY.'
febfuary Ia lol6, our remaining stock 81 AZ m
rants, consisting q both sprInE ana Winter Dre..
Tor our spring suck. ~
Among them &c fouEd uuexampIed bargain.
IN some Of the following goods
r. SpIlng and al Remnants Of Dress Goods
leo Remnants Black Alpsca-.
~ Remnants Lace ktripe Pigue
no. X, INFANTS Lawns.
20 Remnants Victoria Lawns
SO Rsmants Hamburg Edge aud Tn-ertfou
400 Yards last spdng Dress Goods
Ire shove goods will be slaughtered ~ half their
value 70 make room for new spring CO a
q. NJ. TOwsON a co,
feblO-eotr $40 Penna avenue south sfas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
Houses For Rent.

l06 Dumb arton n .furnD all mod imps, lS rs - 01s0
Ela New York ave-, tfuInJ all mod. imp, 10 rs. $50
g. High ST., Geotwn house store IN T., Il r. 20
81 sb at. u. (house storel mod imps ii rs l0O
~ A 81. a. g. md I'm os D., III RI ........... rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
BAD BLOOD.

There j. nothing that party will MI mail
itself of to carry its ends there Is no wea-
pom however dangerous that party leader
will not use to fi!l the measure Of Lis ambi-
tion. The debate last week IN the House
Of Representatives developed the fact that
Blaine, the Republican leader Of the House
was not only willing to revive all the un.
pleasant recollections of the war. but 10 stir
up 10 their original bitterness all the fierce
passions Of The North that hatred to the
South may again become the watchword Of
party and his aims for the presidency be
guided thereby. The amendments to Mr..
Randalls bi'lof Amnesty. offered by Blaine
excluding Jefferson Davis from the opera
ticns of it was ,lisergenuous, because last
winter Mr. Blaine voted for bill which
made no exceptions. This winter, he is no
concealed aspirant for the presidency, aud
the chance to infame the northern mind by
the use Of the name and deeds Of Mr.. Da-
US wss too tempting to be thrown away
Mr, Blane's stock Of capital is 50 small
that il must be carefully husbanded. lie
has only the School question which he com.
petes with Grant. and lie has the bloody
shirt which he wrests with Morton. His
amendment to Randalls resolution shows
him trying to get the larger fragment.
1t is painful feature Of political life,
that the exigencies Of individual success so
often demand the sacrifice of nations
peace. Personal needs override considera-
tions of peoples wants. Peace and hap
Piness weigh Tut lightly in the balance a.
gainst the counterpoise of private interest,
All the ground 50 painfully gained on
the bard road to national ,ouciliatiou. and
through that. to national prosperity. is a.
bout 20 be lost. that politieal aspirant
may build his fortunes on the ruins oil pub
lie welfare. And bad blood is again stirred
up and the growing frendliuess turned a.
gain into enmity. that Blaiae' star may out.
shine the waning lustrs Of the planets IN.
der whose fayoring Influences Grant and
Morton might hope 10 thrive.
But after all Blaine forgets that the peo-
pie may think for themselves. and after
having tasted the sweets Of renewed
peace, may prefer still to enjoy its fruits.
and turning aside from this new herald or
strife; set up for themselves Que they will
choose as their leader.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

the prosecutor is likely to be thwarted. if
not punished, it is clear that the people
must lock elsewhere for relief and reform
thap in the Republican parry.
they must ehange their rulers. and their
rulers must cease to be masters. They
must become servants, as the constitution
originally designed them to be.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
HILLSBORO MILITARY ACADEMY.


TN bER this name the Institution. lately
~ known =. lIOitNEIs 4 GRAVES scl,.,sl,
VIII. W consequence ~ tile withdrawal ~ Mr.
J. HURNki,. be conducted ~ the subscriber.
Circulars containing fslll particular. ran lie
bad w application n Mai. ~. II. HAMILTON. .
until the stu ofJan. md alierwnt,l. ~ Inc prin.
rllnl also. ~ tie pfan tiiR the public are ~.
-llrel. iliat thorough course VI in.irurtl1u
and discipline win maintained. ana III. Sr,Iof
placed 81 ~ equal fonihg with the ,tcst Tla..i
cal sud Military lnsillnign. Vi ilrc rouifry.
ilr spring scssion 81 .siS WI OPEN on Non.
fial the 18th ufyaR.
II. II. GRAVES
De- 81 '55sl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

Our representative. the lion. ). J. Da.
yis il taking an honorable and useful part
10 the transactions Of Congress. and il des.
tined 70 reflect honor upon bi. constituents.
Like al Southern members be has been 10
no haste to obiruds himself, bot l,as sI,owp
that be has the abilities with which he
people credited him With when they gave
him 80 handsome majority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER

We are in receipt Of the January num-
Der Of this old and standard Southern Az
ncultural Journal. and it, contents show
no decline ID its yigor Its career dates
back thirty five years. and i, has number.
ed among is constant contributors. in days
gone by, such names as Ruiin, Taylor.
Sampson and Gilmer. In REIMBURSEMENT
Of our agricultural economy. induced By
the results Of the war, We need the eoun-
sci Of every man who has secured success
since. In the pages Of this purnal We
find such counsel, indeed. every question
Of vital interest 70 Us is handled with per-
feet candor. and in q spirit that must liz
up the hearts Of many who remain cast
down in our Southern country. The pre-.
sent lumber gives in full tie splendid al =.
dress Of u. johnson Barbour. Esq.. before
the last meeting Of the State Agricultural
Society Of Virginia. and il should he read
IN eee'y nun III hs South. We ind IL
il. also. mastery article lone If a series
by "Civis). on the ''PNi4ic SslOol IL H.
Relations 10 Tie aegro'' 10 fact il con.
t1ius aIf = farmer would like il see, and
We trust our friends will arsil themselves
81 the aid j, offers them il 50 many ways.
The price is but - per annum. for which
Is furnished. during the year. over seven
hundred pages II frst-class reading mat ].
Ter. Published Ut Richmond, Virginia,
b. DR.. l.. X. Dickinson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
The Constitutional Amendment limiting

The Constitutional Amendment limiting
the Presidency to one term Of six years ID
before the Senate Committee. Il is no,
question a wise provision which would have
saved the country many troubles il II had
been originally engrafted into the CoEstitu-
'tion. For the chief business Of each Pre-
sident has been to employ his frst term 10
securing nomination 10 u second. and in
Grants ease. to third. Ii is proposition
we think very bumiiiating to the manhood
Of the American people that in he propo-
sition now under consideration ii il Thought
prudent to mo!lify Grant by letting BIZ,
present term be extended two years longer
50 US to make his the first term Of six years.
The country has bad enough Of him. and il
ought to have the courage to SAY SO. II is
a submission to his will that will cmboden
him to set aside even the force Of the new
amendment. Well did Frank Blair say
Grant will never qalt she White House
willingly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

The lion. a. ". WaddelI pronounced .
handsome Eulogy on Tuesday last 10 the
lIoass u Representatives in honor Or the
late Andrew johnson. Mr.. wsddeIl was
selected To spe=k on behalf Of North Caro-.
Ina Of which State Mr.. Johnston was M.
tive. and be acquitted hia,sslf very hand.
somely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

Montreal. Jan. II There Ii good rea.
son 10 believe that Tweed Is living with
friends 10 the upper Part oflhe city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
Nat 1. Brown,
RALEIGH. N. ..
+. a.a.

HALEBII. n. Q.
DEALERm ak.ed,of
Bfvsicai Lastcnm>afs. Strings aud Trim.
rsi,ysJw IbliHs, Guitars. Bdjws.
CiIILDRENS CARRIAGES. Fancy
Goods. TOJs. &c.
BASItETs. Baskets, tie hreest assortment
10 the State.
hlsO General agenf for the eeisbfaisd f.sTEY
CUTTADE ORGANS. Htst for Churches, = {
far schools, brst for the Home Circles. / e a
Everywhere. You can sass nlgney time IN I
fright by purchasing from VAT LBfowN
send lor illustrated Catalogue. Laleiah,
ban. ~. n, Ne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

We learn from the Correspondence 9th
Albe,narle Times. that ut the close Of the
session at Chapel Hill. Mr.. Il. u. hughes
II Orange county il named Is one Of The
three who have the highest standing in the
Junior glass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nR. HARhEi.I.'S sEluuf. TOR BOYS and
- GIRLS, opened on tbs 18th inst. IN the
corporation school Building. tilcar Mr. Paul
Galneron's premises.l SIS
SEoSlOS-rsenty weeks ~ FIVE months.
THREE DEPARTMENTS:
Primary. Higher English aud Academic,
TERMS: One half the amour; ~ Tuition. Il
the Time OF entrance. IN advance. the balafct, at
the expiration of half the time, or the middle u
the scs,iun.
Primary Depart't, Spelling & Reading. si0.gn.
Higher English, the altpgc. with Eng.
tiramner. Typography. History, AIitil-
lheilc and Composition. 1873.
Academic ibrpt.iHrIt. Mali Philosophy,
Astronomy, ElDcntiOn. LINK kerping
With The studies Of lst and sni Deil't 1900
Latin. Elemruts o. tile Ggeek. oT Algebra.
Mfh the above. each S5
liz alls. liarrril. will telria few girls OF boys,
music on BE- Piano. al her h,,Iise. per month. 81
Use OF Instrument Tor prarttr. ~.
W. u. lIARl;ELL. Principal.
Jan 10 81. llllsboru, =. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
Old hundred
THE HILLsBORo RECORDER,
Aud louisville

WEEKLY COURTE'R.dOJ.RNAL
One wear for 500. 1--WE papers Tor LITTLE more
than the prize IT uie.
send ds Three Dollars aud receive your home
paper with the CuuFirr.lournal. the hest. Wit
tiest, brightest aud ablest CIV Weekly n III.
country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
HugheS's Academy.

I'nb Spring session Of iss0. wll.som,n<ucs %
a me second Monday ~ Jan ~
aHnti ExrENsEs s.s
ThifIoh, lrpt stssmh .lf riltNl ses 90
npHtu, tlsr monthly ~ 20
49,. ruIi,s charged lroln fine N snirnce, N more
lnNn tyDtsrebsis lBs' AZ fgs say, M nsrrnent .
session. No hednflds s6c skrrN-rli resrt IN
49, ~ N qlpcied Illness - :, -
Fer bhtletiiAr, addreas.
X. W. HCCnEs.
uco = csdsr Grove, n. 6.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
WANTED.

N ~ s,n"A ~ country Pfndliee-for Ne,.
"A oooas' 49,, MATTE TAYlOH. ~"
hiiiinsr and Dress Maksr.
al Brvwn's.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
NEW GOODS
AND
NEW ARRIVALS.


NJ IT,. MATTE TAYLOR, /. daily te.y5,in,
vi from tie Northern eifirs. the eentrr. NJ
lotln AMI lashien. strry variety III New Uto,ls
piirse. 80
shs offers anong o,hrr things tie follow IL
Goods, consisting III part u
Sa, y M'''es AID Children Nh,
Ribbons,
isiling,
Lacee,
Emhtoidsries.
Ladies Ties
frlliine, collars and cnG..
Gloves, Belts.
Jewelry. Combs,
Neeklassesi Bracelets,
Needles, Thread,
buttons, sei..n,.
lrdk's, El..a
Curscit.
Parasols.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

!, I@afs ~ The Town and Tie county are earnest.
" solicited hrllI and cxaniiue i,rr sfofl 1870.
mlhIl,g ortlers -. where. rbc Is confident ihas
nov. 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

Lynshburg. Jan. Ii.-A Young man
named Mccormick. brakeman on the
Lynchburg aud D4nvillc railorad. lost bis
life this evening BY beng hboekcd from the
passenger train. which ran over i,is body.
between Otter aud Lynell's sistpbs.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-22
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CHA
L township, in the County Of Pfnal. Ter
iItory Of Arizona Levi RuggleS, Justice Of
The Peace.
Ed. Cathem', plaintiff, VS.. Arizona
PENDANT.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting
10 the Arizona and New Mexico Express
Company, defendant You are hereby
summoned Ia appear before Ine, at nv OF
ace in Florence, In the County Of Piual.
Arizona, ON the lIth day Of Septenber,
1916, AT 10 O'Clock \. A., in an action
brought against you BY said plaintiff to
answer the complaint Of the above nam
eel painful. said action is brought to re-
cover from you the sum of Two Hundred
ana FIFTY Dollars, for twelve and one half
tohs oi Hay delivered at Florence al the
special Instance and request of Gelcn-
dant, nj twenty dollars per ton, or judg-
ment VIII be taken against YOU for fhe
said amount. together with costs of This
SUIT II You fail To appear and answer
Given under my hand this 18th tlsv Of
Suiy, 1870 LEVI RUGGIES,
@Viy 10 il-iw Justice OF the Peace.