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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

GONE MID DOT IRISH WOMAN OFF,
Flora Archel Marks, q dark-skinned,
dark-eyed, twenty-five-year-old Jewess,
was ut the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday, and charged her husband,
whom she went all the way to Germany
to marry, with all crimes but murder,
and the murder of the love she once
had for him. He had, she said. aban-
dOned her on many occasions, assaulted
and battered her, and every time she got
him back she had to "pawn her traps
to give him decent outfit.
Judge Smith-"Did You 60 after him
Flora?"
''NO Yudge; he come for himself, und
ven he god schruz und every dings he
tole me dat / was Won dam oogly ding,
unit he got Elm Irishwoman nicer as me
and can go in der hell"
did you ever see this Irishwoman?"
"NO dOnd see her aber know he got
one."
"You say he assaulted you, Flora?"
"He stick big knife down my mout'
if don't shut up, and he dond like me
no more, I bin played oud und he got
der Irishwoman."
"Shall I send him up for five years,
Flora?"
This satisfied Flora perfectly. The
husband said he was traveller and made
eight dollars week, and to prove that
he was willing to support his wife, he
would bring the Judge five dollars a
week for her support.
Flory-nien, MEN, he will gone mid
der Irishwoman off,
Marks offered to leave his address
with the Court, but His Honor said that
the address would be 1.-The Tombs" un-
til he should furnish three hundred dol
lars bail for assaulting his wife and a
three hundred dollar bond to pay her
three dollars week.
Flora departed in high glee.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

MOST beautiful and reliable article ever USED
Vx perfect protection from water and vermin'
Telegfaphic orders promptly filed.
HEAR6ES and COFFIN TRIMMINGS for sale
y. GRAY = CO., 1an FranctSeo. =
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-18

PETER SHORT,
PIONEER MERCHANT TAILOR,
I3l Nnrrnmse msO street. (MlDOve MOMsgOm-
cry Sereet. san Francisco.
"N. B." Remember the number, and that Peter
has connection it'll any other Tailor Of the
nane. such represen tatons being made by unscru-
pulous parties
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30
Home Life a Hundred Years Ago.

One hundred years ago not pound
ot coal or cubic foot of illuminating gas
had been harnet! In the country. No
iron stoves were used and no coutriv-
auccs for cconomixing heat were en-
ployed untl nr Franklin invented the
iron framed fireplace which still bears
his maine. All the cooking and warm
ing done IL town or country were done
hy the Ali OF fire h,ndled upon the
hearth or hric& oven Pine knots ar
iallow furnished the light for the long
winter evenings. sauded floors supplied
the place If rugs and carpets, The MA
ter used 10, household purposes MAS
drawn from deep wells by the orcak
Ing sweep.
NJ form oi pump Ma III ihi> couil-
try->a lar ~ We can learn-un,ll AZ
ter the canaae acument Of the present
century. There were no friction matches
In those early iays. by the All Of which
$ tire cs,uId he k,ndIe,i and i the fire
wen, ga, upon the hearth over night.
and the wosd was damp So ,hs. the
spark woal,i mex catch, ,he alternative
remained OF wa;lng through the Snow
mile ar -. 10 borrow brand Of a
n.,Shhos.
uRly one room ~ any house was
WARM unless some of the family Was i'll
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30
Bones Of the Dead.

From the London Scientist.
i.oi,es, new and old, wherever tn. v
caa be picked up. are pu, TO vArie,y y
Of uses. The fresher kind, Of skan k
b,n-- are usei for making the handles
ol knives forks and tooth brushes.
From some gela.ine is also extncted
When not ssryicesble fos these par
pssses. they are cs1ale1 isto povdog fos
manure. Bone-dust is worth s. 70 IS
los per ton. Farmers buy i, in large
quantities for fertilizing their fields. The
importation oi this convenient fcrtili-
zer from foreign countries is immense.
Stories are tola Of battle-felds be-
lug plundered for the sake Of the de-
caying bones Of the soldiers who had
fallen. Researches for the material of
bone-dus, are carried on upon large
scale in the ancient cemeteries aud
pyramids Of Egypt Long ago. when
the people of that country mummified
the bodies of their relations. and ste wed
them tremendously away in cs7erus,
they were not aware that they were
only preserving them for manure in q
distant European Island. A cores
pondent Of the Times. writing from
Alexandris, facetiously remarks:
Fancy mutton fattened on ancient
Egyptians The other day at Skahara,
I saw nine camels pacing down from
the mummy pits to the bank Of the
river. laden with nets, in which were
.iemora. t1ie and other bony pits of the
human form, some 200 pounds in each
net Oh each side Of the camel. Among
the pits were people busily engaged in
searching out. sitting and sorting the
bones. which almost crust the ground.
On inquiry learned that the cargoes
with which the camels were laden
would be sent down to Alexandria, and
thence be shipped to English manure
manufacturers They make excellent
manure, l am told. particularly for
Swedish and other turnips The trade
is brisk, and has been going on for
years. and may go on for many more.
1t is strange fate, to preserve ones
skeleton for thousands nf years in order
that there may be fine Soushdowns and
Chevoits in distant land. But Egypt
was always a place Of wonders.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

A Cottage neus. Asri fa.sAe>l sni pleasantly
saestra pE sesasa and N.xAsSsfcn ssrests> Nr
further rsrsssa,Ass apply ~ crsafo-I HArrsns-
tey. ne@f
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

in all the rest the temperature was a.
zero during many nights in winter.
The men and women OF hundred years
ago undressed and went TO their beds
il temperature colder than tha, Of
our modern barns and wood sheds. and
they never mplained.-- Home Iesaaal.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

~ A Southern paper says: Very
soon the lawlsss lover will attempt to
obtain kiss by threatening to bull
doze his sweetheart, and the parental
returning board will proceed to count
him out. A gdnboat and platoon Of
soldiers will be required in every house,
hold to preserve the peace
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

THE other night. a man who had
won five election bets went home so
elated that when his wife met him in
the ball he hugged her SO rapturously
that she had to tell him it wasn't the
hired girl, before he would let go Of
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17
Notice Co CorresponAeuts.

Persons writing letters 10 this once for publica-
tioa or in regard 10 business viii oblse and best
serve their own purposes By addressing them simply
20 the EDITOR OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLIsHxR
OF The STAR" o. the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded private letters, and
Va cases OF absence inconvenient delays frequently
sce NJ from that cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

E>OR SALI--A Ane AARE, tsn years old:
L eound ard grntle, suitable for Q family. o.
Appb us 2lst street, between u and Ii -
SIS novl5-h'
CARhiA9Es, CARRIAGES, OARhIAGEs.-
rent OF latest sty lie OF Ossrtasse, Ooup es, 49,
hockawsJs. jump eeats, Park Phetons, ~
nDe second hand Panel Carriages and Buagfss or
hand ct p ID Sob NIT OO.H
mArU-0 Ne. 80 18th u. bet. q and ID D. ",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

Eleven Cubans are reported to have re-
Gently seized Spanish steamer by strata
gem. 1t is also reported that the Cubans
lately engaged some newly arrived Spanish
troops near Puerto Principe, defeating them
and driving them back into the town. High
hopes OF the success OF General Csmpos, the
new Spanish commander in Cuba, were in
dulged in, but thus far ne don't seem TO have
made much Roadway In suppressing the re-
belliOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

Horatio Seymour has lately been inter
viewed On the Presidential question, aud In
the course Of his remarks said: 81 was talk
ing with two republicans yesterday, neigh
bors OF mine, and i simply explained to
them that Mr. Tilden had q very large ma
jority OF the popular vote, and without q
moments hesitation they said, Then he
ought by al means to be President The
exact working Of the electoral system is not
very generally understood, but every Ameri-
can understands the doctrine OF fair play,
or course Mr.. Seymour would not have Ii
inferred that he believes Mr.. Tilden elected
President for the sole reason that he has a
majority Of the popular vote, for the result
must be decided under the elector al system.
If be and his political friends believe that
system Inconsistent with fair play let them
aid in doing away with IL altogether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

Representative Sayler, OF Ohio, hits the
nail on the head when he says there will be
no war because "there are too many people
who have property, own bonds aud are the
fathers Of children" A mere glance at the
dire consequences OF another civil war
ought to convince everybody OF the impos-
sibility OF such national calamity. Groan-
Ing as the country Is under large debt, and
with the securities Of the Unitei States In
the hands not only OF capitalists, but OF
thousands or persons OF moderate means
throughout the union, It Is not plain to see
how another civil war could be brought
about without bringing with It the swift re-
pudiation OF our national indebsusss aad
ruin TO large class OF our people. 1t Is
easy TO talk In q nippant manner about war,
but Its "sinews" must be furnished by the
moneyed interest of the country after all.
Ii Is absurd TO suppose for q moment that
this interest would encourage q contest
which would be certain TO entail destruction
upon themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17


FIFTEKN MONTHS FOR %.
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nSu ready, conIsins the opening chapters Of
DIR. Hollands NetC Norel,
NICHOLAS MINTURN."
The scene Of the story is laid the banks o. the
Hudson. The here .. Uuns man who has been
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tn. II Es..
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the latest and most reliable Election News
from the Disputed States; the European
War Closed; the Congressional Committee
To frame a New Government for the Dis
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Terms a. per annum, in advance, postage
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peIs
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PIANOS, DC.

KY1 DECKER BRO,s-
s"Nts Have been awarded by the u eWVNN
Centennial Com Mission. upon the unanimous rec
tmmendstion Of the judges, the Ftrn Medal aad
Ihey are thus scspowiedsed the most perfect Oisnos
known. Don fall 90 see them.
buroett Organs . speciality.
g. KUHN, 8sls Agent
novs IT S0f lotn street, above Pc. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

The noted Missouri outlaws, Cole, Bob
and Jim Younger. are now on trial In Min
nesota, charged with robbery and murder.
A dispatch says they have retained three
good lawyers, and viii probably escape with
imprisonment for life. It will be q pity IL
they escape with life. For years they and
the notorious James boys have been the
terror OF the southwest. They have robbed
individuals, stages, and even railroad trains,
and have never hesitated to take life when
necessary; that IL TO say, when their victims
refused TO hold up their hands while they
stripped their persons OF valuables. Armed
parties were sent cut TO capture them from
time To time, but their efforts were OF no
avail Tbs outlaws rode swift horses, car
ried unerrfng rifles, and at night Invariably
kept a man on guard to warn them Of the
approach of any suspicious parties. A num-
Der OF men sent out TO capture them were
Killed by them, and at last all hope of their
capture seemed to be abandoned. Growing
holder, they ventured a sob" in Minnesota,
and most OF them were captured. They be-
long to the class OF law breakers upon
which the law should lay heavy hand.
They are habitual and professional crimi-
rails, and being enemies OF society should be
put far beyond Its pale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

Acreage sscors Daily Circulation
srer f5,o00,Cbefss0 wore than
three times that Of any other
daf!u paper fss Washfn0fon, asd
equal 20 that Of all the ether
daily papers tss the ettv sddeS
fooefher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

There has been any amount OF tall lying
since the election. A short time ago q tele-
gram from San Francisco stated that Gov
ernor Irwin, of California, declared that be
would not certify to the election returns in
that state because he had discovered frauds
which would negative the republican ma
jority. The Governor now denies that he
ever said anything Of the kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

An estimate OF the popular MAORI ties in
the Presidential contest gives Hayes In the
northern states, 200, O57, and Tilden In the
same states, 10000. Hayes in the southern
states received 5000, and Tilden's majority
In the same states was i6l 800. Governor
Tilden's popular majority, therefore, was
mainly made up In the southern states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

H'ok hknI.-by b. n. WkkNER.
u 9TH and ttreets nv. N imp@ ....-..rent tow.
Northwest corner llth str and Pa ave. rent low
No. IFS 10th street, Furnished, ~ rooms $40
30. ~ istn street northwest. Is rooms m. liz
No las and hl{ n street ", 10 rooms, stsble-l09
SOS S,si street northwest, 8 rooms. NOD inp ~
lsfo g street north wet, room and bath-.. 90
lA2o str, et north est, mod lnps., N rooms. %
No ne llth street. northwest II rooms L.. 50
No e< strees soutbeast, rooms. Ingle Pisoe IS
n ~. cor. eth and SITS. ~ store DWELLING 50
lS6 @ street northwest, furnished, rooms .... 90
No. SIC 7th street southwest. II rooms a
no. lN 9Th street southeast, 10 rooms, mod. tmps 20
No. Eo< 18th street northwest, rooms ~
street northeast, 10 rooms s.
New houses, on 9th street. ebove T..
Store and dwelling, No 50 Hisn Sc, Geo town IS
No. II. Is and ls street northeass, II rs, n. IN
LIS eth street 80
nLs and lxst street north est. rooms N. L.. ~
mU eDd beb6 Penn . avenue Re, rooma 49,. -
81 street southeast, two-stery brfck-.----..- ~
DO. tN street Sc, rooms. Gaa end vaser- IS
store III 0h street north veet...-...--..-.--.-. -
lisa sth street northwest, -. q
le0t 10t street MOI IN $4,000. n
Nos. 1u. nsS. Ese street north ct ......--. IS
No - Sth efreet northeast, 9 roems, N tmpa- -
Nos ls3 and ISIS litb q n.w,7r.s. u. t.......-- q
NO. - pelayAre avenue, near lst and e.. 80
No. -, eS, Sc, rooms. sAs ssd vater..-..- IS
No Ml, hu ID st. NV, eroome and water. le
No HOS Park street northeast, rooms. m. A.. ~
Nos. 4, and Foundry Place ....... ......... Ia
DIS and Zzls 2th street, rooms. -. a.
No. 2l0s lltb street northwest, story ..... -. Is
Also, number OF other houses full pa-tscui.-s ~
Which will be river By application &C the once Of
3 n. WARNkR, fth and streets. oct34-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
AsetI rs aist street, between and d -
sfs. novl5-h'
CARh!A9Es, UAKRIAGEs, OARhIAGEs--
- The largest and most varied sssort n@l
2. latest ;s, Of
s.sG ': & fsni cs5EsS; Ins
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PERSONAL.
REAe0EABLE som OF MONTY TO LOAF
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~ DsssSo1n eS ts.
A IT o L OCT.
MADAME ROSS,
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MANHOOD REsTORTD.
a 2.
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oc.2-eoiy Sc Nassau street, New York.
SPEOIAL NOTIQH.-Dr. kOBERTDON can De
- consulted every w Wednesday ana Saturday, q hts
office 4SS 10th street northwest, near Pa: avenue,
S% 10 II e: 1s q the
nal W eAkness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Pre-
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teal treatment for any Of the sbeye diseases win nd
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arteed In every case he Undertakes. win refer his
more, and show letters Of festimonials from the
mar90-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOCkBTBOOK FOUHD. The ewner can hsve
the same By proving pr opeIty:
I osr-A BLOWN eETTE1 DOG. 10 No nths old
~ reward will be given for his re tarn 49,
o 30. lO2O 10th street northwest. It S
4 BY PlBsON Finding A GUM TO0wu
"a PLATE, with teeth, will be paid (@
Tor the trouble BY having it at a. Penn QyYYY0
syIvaniA a,ebue, With DR. WATERS. IT
OtTIWednesday morning, Noyembsr 18th, 9
suitable reward VIII be paid il returnedax
TO Al2 OH street northwest movie TT -
OsI.On Monday, the 18th Instant, an AMI-
- IHHsT RING, on i street. between 9Th and
9Th streets. The finder will be literally rewarded
oy leaving the same at No. 42s strest north
vest novl62t~
S1O OOO 1IWARp.-This amount would
2IV,OVV be given By more than one person
Il they bad neyer neglected their teeth. Use
WELLb kUkkkA and preserve these valuable
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EOUNrGOn September 4, in n L. Chariot, a
Il POCAE IT BOOK. containing Q small sum of
money and nc EN- orands. Owner can have the same
by calling 1t office Of Company and proving prop
T'AkEN UP AsTRAY-On the 18Th insfan.. a
Il yellow epeckled COW, small crooked e1c6fI
horns The owner will come for ward, prove4S-H~
proIerty. pay charges and take her away ia ~
BEOk kTI. w albridge farm, Mt Pleasant. mis- St"
I OsT-On the 9th Sep ember, a red POOR III
- BOOK containing Q small amount of money
and BAR Of deceased friends. The finder viii
please return the hair to the Star Office and retain
mofey, &c. oct3-
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