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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

NV YORK. November /. cotton
| E.s, III Il!mIl3c. Flour-Dul and IN
uuyers' tavor: receipts 10000 barrels.
No. 2 So OO@4 40; superfne western
and state 81 6OCD5 Az; common TO good
SIS 1905 Is; good u choice 30 SOG1b co;
white wheat extra 20 05m6 70; fancy
50 SOFAS %; extra OHIO 30 45@7 so:
St. Louis IS SOFAS %; Minnesota patent
process 81 1908 50. Rye Flour I'm.
changed. Corn Meal-SlCadE westerr
y 6jG3 90 Wheat - Lower; lair bus.
ness; receipts 2740OO bushels; No 2
Chicago spring 81 27@l BIZ No. :
Milwaukee, 81 30; extra white Michigan
81 o. Rve-Qmet; western 100 re
Barley ana Malt Unchanged. Corn
Lower; receipts 10000 bushels; new
western mixed SOC; steam mixed seller
November 6O@6l4c. Oats-Qulet md
firm: receipts $4,000 bushels western
mixed and state 3y@SSc; white western
54@49c Hay and H.ps-Unchsngod
Coffee and Molasses- Unchanged. Sugar
Dali and heavy; far to good refining
75@S4c; prime SIG88c; refined quiet
aud unchanged. Rrce-QUeJ and un-
changed. Petroleum-Du'i; crude Sic;
refined l3ic. TaIlow Firm At 73M74c
Rosln-Unchanged. Turpnntine- steady
at Sac. Eggs-W Western 2llG2&!, Pork
Dali at $l4 3O@l4 90 BEEF. Steady;
western long clear middles quiet and
heavy at s1@8tc. Lsrd-Prme steam
IS G53S 70. But!er-W llM22c.
Cheese-Dull at 7@I24c. Whisky
Steady at 81 o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
10 AduIte aii0n

SD Chalk. NO Aium, 30 pE>n... 80
b.GNN, LINr .us Excelsior J''..' :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

CHICAGO, November l. Flour Dull
and prices shade lower; western extra
50 UOCgG 90; Minnesota extra So go
50; patent So 5OG9 co. -lperfne S2S5O
al 90; winter extra s. soar %
Whcst-Demand active; Nc.l Chicago
spring 81 O99l 094; No. , 81 o.! cash
81 O5I@l 05t seller November II O33
al O3E seller December; 81 03B@l O33
seller year; No. 3 81 OBJ; rejected 9@c
Coro-ln fair demand but at lower rates;
44I@443c cash; 43t@433 seller No
vemoer; Al! seller December; rejected
423G42!c. Oats Steady and in fair
demand at 24!c cash; 235c seller No
vember and Decemte; rejected 2li..
Rye-Easier at "a, Barley Dull 1T
90. Pork-Dull, weak and lower new
Sl3 80 cash; Sl2 IS seller November;
Sl2 40 seller December and seller year;
Sl2 523@ Sl2 90 seller Janury. Lard
Heavy at IS OS! cash; IS 10 seller
November; SIS O2!@8 O5 seller Deem
Der; 80 seller year, Bulk Mests-DulI
and prices a shade lower ut 6s@7tCG78c.
Whisky-EasIer at 81 o..
On Call Beard-W hest-HIgher at
81 O5t@l O5: cash; 81 04s seller year.
Corn-Firmer and advanced g.. Oats
Firm and unchanged. Pork-FIrm
and unchanged L4rd-Dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

MILwAUKEB, November Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wbest-Frmi
opened and declined &c; closed firm; No
| Milwaukee 81 1913 No. 2 81 OS3; seller
November 81 O6:; seller December II Oj5i
No. $1O33 Coru-Easier; No. 42!c
Oats-Less lrm; No. 24492iic Rye
-Firmer ard higher; No. 54i@55c
Barley Steadier; No. , spring 63!c; sci
Ter November Go; seller December Gaze.
Provisions inactive and easier.
TOLEDO, september l.-FIour-Dull.
Whest-Essier; No. l white Michigan
held At 81 80; extra do. 81 81 asked;
amber Michigan spot 81 29i; seller No
vember and Decem Der II 2g; No. red
winter, spot 81 27t; seller November
81 u; seller December 81 ~. Corr
Easier; high mixed Acc; No. spot 47tc;
new seller November 43c damaged 44tc;
new 4O5c. Reno ? SIC. Oats
Firmer; No. 2 263c; rejected 24tc. Go
yer Seed-Msmmo 9th S. 10.
PITTSBURGH, September l.-PetroIe-
um-Dull; crude 81 30 at Psrker's; re.
fined l3}Gl3c for Philadelphia delivery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
Deaths DCinEs.

Below we give in tabular form the
number of deaths that occurred in this
city during the month of October:
, 1877-05-22

small R1asscs, anothtr with small hits Of toast
cd bread, and the third earryng A largo bottle
OF wine. Thest wcrc following by the chorls-
tcrs the priest. tho btaiy tho facn ,incovcrcdl.
and lastly, by t!e relatives and friends. In this
order The company phraied through all the
streets Of the village, tho women Of the family,
nasiHtetl by the professional weeping women,
CRYING and loudly lnrncnting, and all nftcrward
returned tu The honac nf the tcreascd. There
the rurpsc WAS laid for 4 few lninutcs IN the
ground nt the chtrnnrc, and then taken up and
held high in the air by the beArcre, tho relatives
and frientls thcrenrit passing under the cofitn
thereafter prosecuted to the rturyh, where,
while the usual ceremonies were tcinr gone
through, the vino and toaht we're handed round,
nfn] cncti person partOok Of them, saying IN
lind voice, May the Lord rcrctvc her. The 1ea-
cDn answering encb time, 'Amc.f,' AMI Inccnslnr
the spcakcra. A fresh collection was made fpr
the family, and then tho funeral started for tho
burial ground. There tho corpsc WAS ticspoilcd
nftte hncry. the coffin covcrc.i up and 1Afd In the
earth, amid tic fresh lamentations Of tho
women. awcctmcais were then thrown on the
grave md encl assistant WIS hound to pick one
M and eut It. saying atrcsf. 'Any tho Lord re-
ceivc her. The funeral having tins concluded,
the family md irtcns!a rcttred to tho ncarrtt
cafo, where hail the satisfaction OF seeing the
husband nf The defuntt washcrwon1ar cone0lng
ktt,tl OF white brandy Which is largely drunk
b1 The lowcr orders In ihIs country. Three days
after tho funeral, 1lates Q! boiled barley cover.
I'd Will, sugar, rxtcd 'coltyns.' were sent round
Ia allt the RcQnfntancrs of this family, and eaten
In mcrnnrF Of the deceased. Thls latter custom
In tho richer families Is renewed three months
and ntnc months after the JcAt1.b
, 1877-05-22

!he Constantinopte correspondent Of an
EunuGfg batcr rclers to the ueAtA Ut hls wash
Et9oaian ~ follows: IA few hours beiuro the
!Gaesal tho body was pllsed in bath allied With
sslae, and thcie washed by the priest and h!s
aaeason. Tie cotpse was saftrrwarld dresscd IN tte
Gess costumes Of tho dcceaAed, and laid, Taco
Uncovered, iu tlc colin. TAis being done, thu
ptsst reetel certain prayers, aud sprinkled thu
sSAa WITH holy wntsr, mud tufs was also done by
sIe Relatives und theif friends. Thu corpse was
~ aaea carried cut by bearers, aud Oh reaching the
~ ~ OF tue cuttings the pcrsou the post dear 10
II aeSt ssed approached. bearing cup full o9
tha trhaass WING aud .punsc, n,!d, alter having had
,,s tneM blesse! W the pF.cst, proceeded to wasn
nle mouth Of the dead wemnu with the Yine ~
doS,u dSmboi Of washing away her lniqu!tles: This
Nv t1e eup was tnruwu on the gruuHd, trou
~. 9Iloken III many p.e.cs, aud its fragments
~ ttstily covered over with earth Or thrown into
-. ssa- lhe funeral process. .onsas then furtn-
~, aug started III the following order: First
saa tue ueaeon carrying tho I'D Of the eotttD,
~ <Sa accompanied by thtcv friends Of the deceas-
~-oue carving tfRv covered with nul1tIouA
, 1877-05-22
HISTORY or AN EMERALD.


A A,queeF bit Of superstition u that concerning
the dexth OF all the owusrs OF an emerald
which used to dash on tho shlrt fronts OF prom
ineut negro miu.trcls. Tho stone was sold by
Pouy Moore, the London mnstrel-managcr,
hr4t to Luke West, who was then in, excellent
health. Very soon Wcst WAS taken sick, was ut
tue point Of death, snd, Wishing to give Aatt
Peel someth!px ior his klndncss tn nursing hl,n,
began 10 regain bis health, but Peel died
after wearing tho jewel year. Hiram Rum-
xG!,e, and aying, beauss.1sd it 70 0.,u ,Gsofgo
fering with epilepsy Christie died in New York
Gtty, Tss emerald had been +. 80 sold to Saes
Unsworth, who epostcd Il On thy stasv II Bry-
ants. Bryant. utaxoftl,, aud Nelse Seymour
year ths trio, with Shrr Campbell, wero all
dead. Tho ulght Neisc Seymour died, hls
scattered the tiay, fragments, lhIs Is one Of
the superstitluns that Is recalled III thu grecll-
Eoo.u, Mhe1e the ntnstrels talk over the pro,n-
lsiug futures. that opeued hetofs the meu who
seemed fated to dia ~ soon - the xll&terinE
emerald MAS thAlrs.
, 1877-05-22

h1r And hafrrn nrf f,k nm hN rrh1fA E1nrlH{n7
rns,t and IN y. rs.rbe M eriv S H. ,ieht I,e,mg1t
i,"sts .s,rm thn shn,a iany, ~ ~ ~ t..a..s
Tivrr shsrn c,,.., ,.ofs f.,n,n a. e.. shot. mi
hion h,iinrrt ~ shi,n ..nH .nrintird WIN %
thirk cmmns ~ ,"h "a a, ,,.,.'. ...r th",r
hrsd. .h',vr ~, tnint a.G r., sixMy ..n,rrai,
r,t,has T.ndts" ~ LIZ H. IL ~, G G'r.. s"s,Ia.
enos thrr secs On ~ .G ess, ssn A0 hs
s.rrs ~ hcs,s eTEo 49,, ~ ~. snc ~ ,,nats
,,ia T., IT. ssona ~ am nan0sks ~
.n,t y. n.tr ..e ,n1,n 'ns
t1nars..t ~. tssa . ~ ~, ,,eo 10y Iii,
jisIt, mi @ liz S srce nIa ,n1 '' prowis sow ttc
o, ~ tas.a.t ~ ,.,s 49, ~ ..n, T., .hs WIZ
.,! u - , a,, pun esgt W ~ NJ" a III sme q 9tc M
iirithnm.a ~ III :. f,rtaht TX ~ r.i .'
ncn,,aI tfncr 49,, = ,nossnrni nvrr thir,cs, tent
fron, sr.',,t =, ~, -, '"o"'eo '' 'es" ie''
4'T, w. s't shn1, IT, t'p. .,.. .,. .,,,,, o.,,
schnn,. ~ ,,,",t,s III ,,. ta.1, T., Viz ~, .,,
i'Chi a,1 t.swa,t I, hi,nn., ;" III ..S t. s"
tirtn n ,.a,,,,",. i,ar, ~ ,",r
in. ma. n heo,, .p,rh, e ,rminh,m ~, ,er
MI no"n,Ss saw,i. n. .;1e ~ y.,,.,," x,'ss.
.urpe tI,r,n,rh ,hr narrnv chonmrI.' an, rav",,.
mIs shsrts s.,,, III =, ~. -. ~. T.; ;a,t, t",
Xviii i,ncaad" nu,.hio ~ thn ~ ~ et.o. tpow
come within The intct in sesrcl, Of prcy. Thee
ho.. AMI nthcr ~, ta, hars hc.,, u fem,1,o rnnn
tic m,llri hcrntnc tn Inn tt,r ri"ti,n* III liz
sEorH. ri. .m"tsc, - a.t Ia, ~ nj f,n ,,ntinv
ine water hi in thc,r efTnrt. N c."nt,c Niims
arc slowly Int surnlv ,]rls ~, ,nt ttna,i hny i,y
Ihe shnrI,N win w,in thc wurcs intn fo1t3,
, 1877-05-22

the s.cultrek4mpf," or war between the Empire
md the Church. u tbls stated: Tha A!ehbishop.
q Guescn. Po.sa and Cologne, the bishops of
8soslAu. PslsEboEu, and Auenster. and The Auxtl-
.aEy bishop Of Posen-slx 10 sll-hass been d..
posed. The Sees Of Ttcses and Fus1s have becoms
tlshop Of 4ubutg hA1s not Laea brought to i
c1cse. About U0O member Of aidcreut of3ets and
congregations bars bscn expelled from tho Diocese
Ut Cologne, among then, 10 prests. Tho pay1sA.
g Without prissts ase, 10 thu poceso Of colosuc.
9t; IN Psde1botn. t0; IN Mnsas!sr. ~; 10 f.ssss.
1so; in Lin6991E Y; ia ntssisu. y; n9d n n.sde
In many OF the Rertshrs tho sseancsss hAse been
caused by the d(Ath VI priests; ths niahope Will
con form ~ the uoSeruucut rsgulaslons.
, 1877-05-22
THE COURTHOUSE,
ss'~
~ &AA Edftoss or Jkf Tftb4Hk.

~ fH9 1R09sVF u 1N8 KFtu&W$s
CHICAGO, May al.-A statctncut made In yes
lcriay's issue that there is q difference Ut opln-
ion between hlr. Cleaveland, the City supcrin.
tcndcnt, and myself, as 10 the quality Of tho
workdone BY Mr. Sexton on the Court-House. Is
evidently. made under Interpretation OF the
fucts, NJ have not ordered any wall 10 Ia taken
down, and conslder tue hsickwork g.nd Job
Respectfully, J. J. E0AN.
, 1877-05-22

How to take life casy-Bo careless With coal
oil.
Doctors never allow ducks on their premises
-thcy make such personal remarks.
Theatrical people arc not grasping or selfish,
they believe In giving everybody show.
A Western paper complains that BIT. Hayes
attltu 70 on the temperance question Twill raisc
tho price OF cloves"
This Ia shout the time Of year the ice-mea be.
gin to circulate rcports that their crop Of Ice was
ruined by tho lat0 fFoats.
Why are tho French moro warllke than tho
Germansl Be.ause the Frencllmam's La
Gucrro means war, and tho Germans Lager
nlcaus only beer.
E1-Trcasurer Spinner Is tho most stlcccssfu!
AshcEnaan Ia Florida. rha secret OF his success
IL said to III tn tlle fact that lie uscs lila auto
graph for halt. and tho ash Imagine It Is q new
kind Of : worm.
Perhaps the hsppIest moment IN mans life
10 when he HaRes up from 9 lio.Rnt1 death
struggle with q collar Tint won't stay buttoncd
behind, to find that IT 10 only dream, and ro.
members tnat he kicked tho collar undos the
bed when he retired.
thAt ren.ls Washington lady correspondent
when she Ia trying to explain what it Is about 4
Senator's Mtic, who has red hair ono Gyc,
frcckles, and wart on her nose, ST lrrcatstltly
beautiful aud universally admlred-ii1rk1H.
.'Do you drinkln said ono OF tho ladies' OF tho
CT, tue bookbioacE, when he went to the ladies
to deliver some ot 1lia works, "Vell, don't
care oph dakes a leet!e." said tho good -na-
tured German, Misunderstanding the question
for An auy!tatton.-Dizon Telegraph.
A gentleman called at a large stattoner's 10
being shown various designs, mouogra,ns. ctc.,
ho said, 'tNo, want something slnpleF-just )
, 1877-05-22


1;0R BALE-fao PER FOOT. A SPLENDID RESI-.
dence ]ot 5o11oo 70 alley; street Pared. :wt:es.
T.. netween state and Cas-: ciesr .ot ND y ye.,t
sharEa!o wli ue'er be offered asstns half down. bal
eAnn-fl.o1o down. .srtendtd atnFt, dwe'tinr over:
frns. t45. ...
Fl5n cash. good cottage and lot northwest corner
o. Harrison md Cynre~'s ftrcet.cars IN one h!oek
xlHn ~ ON down, Broom 7.stoFT houSc. and lot.
eMt frGnt No. II hrnfAlBt.
e2. spo1t1ood 7rnom cottage and ios No. "a Wtntbrs
tet.av., between Monros md Adams.ats..
+. h. HOTD.
- Room 7. In MAdIaon.5t.
T1oR sALE-USiNFR0VKl WEST SIDE Pfl0P-
trl; feironbfle raftt"s wi.htnR 10 build 40 money
required down. Address ~, Tribune ONCE.
ttOR sALE-GnEAT nAttlAlS-sp FEET on
Htate.M.4 near Thttty.Bi1th.tf. THOMAS b.
SNYDER. No. NsltedA D!ock. 1a1 ileariorn.st,
1;oE sALE--tm FEET or BzsT RESIDENCE
a1teet Of !,est reafdenee fe's; supertor.n.
INFECT bf ltr3t rcsfdenee lots; 1Earnn.tt.
49, ''0 ''> FHUf:.1E7oh
Inst
, 1877-05-22
THE COUNCIL.
Mr.. Bonfie!d Is Confirmed as Cor
poration Counsel.
Passage Of AID, Throop's Berry 0rdi-
nance.-.Cats 1or Sidewalks.
Amending the Rnlcs-..A More 10 Put In
the City.Ilall Foundation.


The name eof Henry Srcck was sent In rs
Assistant City tyAvcirhcr At No. ~ West Eight
een,h street. Confirmed by vote OF 70 yeas
u no nays, Us folfoWs:
1<as-rArsnns, Rosenberg, ballard. Thompson
OF Third Carr, Stewart, Gilbert. Tnily. !sndhsRg,
hs.ses y'n ess Ss geE Wsee;l e.
Waldo LinscnDn1th, Kffk, Dnly.
Tie Mayor sent in petition for new Found
law with the accompanying stntement thnt tho
Inv a. 1t ut present exists Is strictly enforced.
Referred to the Committees on Streets and
Alleys Of tho three divisions.
BONDS.
The bond Of A. N. Llnscott as City rrosecu.
tor wns presented, and referred to Tic judiciary
Committee. Tho bond Of n. G. Conc rs Hide
Inspector took the same course; also the bond
Of f. o. Colo rs on Inspector.
Charles Dcnpchy asks that he be protected
from Judgment against him for 5000 on an np-
s @srSs essu saed him Tor % ta1os .ad to have bcsa
wrongly paid. Referred 10 tho Finance Com
mltiee. -.... as--.-..
A1d stewa5s presented the foH~1nE CON- on,
teo Oh Public Buildings:
Etsoirtd, A tho mature sense Of this Council.
taking into consideration the uFcsont cundtlhn VI
teted. ri I'd: permansnt fuunus,ions ior .ueh build.
Ing, taa! Eool policy requires that thc fund. now
hand n the rssasnty q s1 npsI M tnsreof 4.
cy.iial,. and which ara lying Id and moi properly
t,a.ierable 10 nnJ other fund, should be oupiovcl
ss e9a n IT, To-"
said building by capnho and honest contractors,
prusiacd ths same can bo expended honestly and
Father WaiJrun was given permission TO oc-
cupy portion u the sidewalk on Buttcr1clt
Il. ia L.
nrw ono IN thc present site. Carried.
flcl-saving vo'npany asked psrnlssion to
put their apparatus under one Of tho boilers on
tAe Eurtl.sIoe Pumping Works. Rcfoflcd to
the Committee on Fire and Water.
CALL ron INFORMATION.
Aid. Culierton moved TINT tho Comptroller
be- Instructed to report tho amount OF mu1ey tu
Tho credit Of zach fund In the city's BOOKS.
Aid. Thompson tnuved tint the matter ba
sent to tho Finance Committee.
AID. Cullerton innvcd that tho Finance Com
mtttee DO requested to report at the next meet
ing Of tho Council. Carried BY the following
Toto:
1ta.-cilbost,, sommcr: ,Tnlly, Cullerton, Lod-
ier. White. McSnrncy. Throor cook. Rawlefgh,
Wheeler Ts9;Sa q IL 1ftef1th p.SR
swseAe5,. jausacns, Daiy--25.
NdW-peaFs9n.., Rosenberg. Da'lasd, Thopp.
Aid. Lawlcr mosel that tho Department Of
Public Works be Instructed to put lu repair oil
sidcwnlls damaged more than 80 per cent. Re-
dcrred to the Committee on building,
Aid. hommer moved that sidewalk be built
on both lidcs Of Portland agvnly, FROM Twcn-
ty:sarsntA tu Twenty eighth strsets., Carried.
Aid. White moved that sidewalk bo built on
beth sides OF Milwaukee avenue, from Lake
street to Fulton etrcet. Carried.
Aid. Somner moved that sidewalk be laid
on both ssjcs Of Twenty-ninth street.. from
, 1877-05-22

GENTS WAhTED-To SILL NEW AND USE.
ful 4c1st A<it4 At 41khti ta1 kae tot IQuf-
Sclt, Room IL, iea saath taAtk.at. G. HtLlkANA
, 1877-05-22

SUNURHAN REAL E.STATE.
:
Ton aALE-ttn WILL But. A BEAUTIFUL LOT.
j. one block from depot 1t L&grAnRt, miles from
th!s.so: So !o:n sna g rnonthlys sbesce properly
already on. IIsA BROWN. t41 LasAc.st., Rourn T..
f;OK sALE-1R RENT-THERE ARE Still. at,ME
more 0f those bcsutfHj ats AMI hDu'e4 At tRGranKt
the Ert tKh ground vest Ut the cIty, Tor tAIe
s.ns 10 snis he purchaser rfouatt 10 rct from e 70
$5ptr fnuDIh. Ironcrty shown free. F.D.E03At1Tt
or q. Z. LAY. II Sash1ngton-st.
, 1877-05-22
THAT WONDERFUL CHILD.

JANrsv1LLE, Wis, May 2U.-What family,
where thcro arc children, is without one Of the
above artic.o1 How many tales Of n,arvc, and
pathos, about somebody's wonderful child, do wc
hear daily poured into unsympatLetic earal And
yet somehow or other, those wundeslull chill
orcn, ncar1f all Of them, alter they pass the
esas vsTS o sa@f c
the same luck Of conventlonallsm in the mastcr
OF wearing their toes outstlc Ut their Goole
md tlefr knees out OF their hrccclIcs. II girls,
they rit elew gum, and have an uneasy long
ing for hustle.
Dli1l has 1ot wonderful! child. Every day
that he enters tho nI3co be has something
extraordinary, with reference to that child, to
tell Ills lcl1ow~clerlss. These latter arc q pc
told goes straight to tholr hearts.
Yesterday morning, blllll Ind scarcely taken
down the duster from tho nail, Gro lie burs.
VI as ,G5s b. b. yga ought to sec that lit
a sudden trcmor took possession OF tho
"bova' +" frames.
q tsll YOU what ho continued, and h.
@o.i xoaaefta! ehild WHAT 10 you Ut think IL 81 sSe
did last night"
"Lct's hcal," somebody said, with brcathe.s
'S, VIII. air, It was about 1,a,f.ps,t r. when
heard hcr Ealing, sPapa! Papa!' just liky that.
Says I, Nellie, what do you wantt' says she,
u want drink and atn going into tho Mtehe1.
TO yet 1t myself And would YOU believe i I"
and here bis y1ice Rrsw husky, "thas child
only ycars old, mind you-went out mud got
aglin, all by hcrsclf!''
TWAS no ouse.tha boys couldn't stand Il. Tho
brine would well out Of tae % e%rners ot their
down into the back pocket Of their pants. THUR
emotion was 50 profound Tint they went to the
boss, en- rnassc, and petit!onct for half'holIlay
, 1877-05-22

CUaNTIkY REAL EETATEs
Ton .sAtE-H.nr,-A GOOD 3a1.ACl:E FARM. 2
a !spn!.tmn n southern i!iino; o9s e q. y =
tic very eat: frame honac nf 1srz: rooms !oR hnuse
of at1i rp!na for tenant. vo'd orch.nia: nrAr1J
hasp. long time tpr all rash 10 suit buyer) this
ssn, il. Or vii ~ aspenses 10 ses Il nd bsrs: NJ,
lfades want raAn. aad no hnmIue. T. B. R0fD.
iiou1n 7, IT. NAdison ST.
, 1877-05-22

scsoll-s1v md i K1Apps aos etAller. ltttle use4.
end Eno4 q neHt ALSO lathe. boring nAthnt, eit.
eulAi- t4hlaA And Ceo&StlS axkax AAu. u E2Ila
jtEertQQ-AL -.
, 1877-05-22

VTTASTEu-TD KENT-A NDUE!fATE.bIZEN
w room. with north light, for Artist studo.
State Ani 1fadIson.at3 lent law. 81 Tnuune 1tncc
wv ANTET-TU NENT--A COMFORrA hLT-FUH.
w n1hed cottage In piessant tocasloni cheAp. Ad.
dfeR ~. Tribune office,
JxrANrED-T1 RENr-ABQuT THREE ROOMS
I{UlhArd-ft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-29

If you see General Buffers hat on the side.
walk, don't kick il.
There is an article i'm circulation telling
How to avoid paying Doctors Bills" A
Danbury physician judges from his bulky
ledger that the people already know
Ceramics is the latest phrenZy. Young
ladies take To il with vehemence. Ceramicing
dishes is easier than washing them-it fact. it
saves it.
Great quantities of clOtheSpins are shipped
from the United States TO New Zealand. The
life OF a clothespin in New Zealand must be a
sluggish existence.
-Elihu Burritt' health is improving. Every
thing was done for him. 1t is not a good thing
TO have within hearing man who can groan
in Il irty-fve Languages.
Boots of the thirteenth century are occa-
sionally dug up in London, with skeletons OF
eats OF the same festive era. The relative po.
sitiOns of the boots and cats show that the an
clients were not much better at aiming than
We of to-day are.
The manufacture of paper from wood has
reached the altitude of perfection i'm Canada
The superintendent of a mill up there says a tree
is cut down and showed into one end of tn c
mill and five minutes later there is a neighbOr
at the other end to borrow the paper.-t Dan
D1lrU NenS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-29
rHE HEyCHwsv.
The Quaker Poet Stvtae~ a Pm sse e
lAfyalry.

NJ iadiN vsfks her morning round,
VI, Ads ; Issge her feet grryhean9.
NJ lasiys hsir tn fsssd ~inds 90.
And al TIE bir,i> make sn'lgs Tor hri-
Her thrsshes sing ln Raihburn MOWERS.
nj iatlshurn side is gay vita ro~cn.
llut ne er like hers. Ia slower ~ hirt.
Was heasiy ~een % His>ic heard.
The distance 81 the star = hrrs:
The icaSt ~ ~ her WrF,slii.rrS.
i be dust tsctlcsth her tlainiy hess.
>he knows not tllai I ~ 80 Icei.
- proud and calm .-she cannot kasw
" herr 'cr she g,SS with bcr 20.
q cuid ~ falr,-she cannot glteSS
1 Snccl Co share her huund raieSSi
Gay knights i,cSsle her hum ana hs.t.
rob their ears ~ her SNt.rt TAX.
Her SgitorS conss frun as, add sxesf
steal her smiles iIusn even guest.
l'nheard Of her. in loving ~srtis.
! greet Der with the Srng 81 birds:
reach het With her gr.en -srmesa tss~crs.
MS her with the liFss ~ a,wcrs.
Yhe hound aud arr ~, her trai'.
ne lnd aud l uIlifl hcr Neii.
A. u the calm, v'iia ms,n she weTr.
And the tide, I follow hsr.
As unr.huke,l a. they. I >l.sr~
The license of the SuR aud All,
And IN a common honlase hit.
W worship irom her Scorn and pride
Nor hook NOT sign b.travrth ms-
I ~srNc her m my low degree,
"utent m humble WAY ID prove
lie serNeth well who SERVES tor love
And sin 90 her my Servir. bring.
Tho reverence due o. h..ly things.
tier inai'ien pride. h,.r naughty nam.
My dumb devotion shall nnt shame.
1Jos- n. Hhaisr. o. "a T,,fs,,safsas
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DIED..

BEIAN. On the 18th Decenlsr. lS7.. IOHs
H.. sOh IL HeuTy &. and Emil, Bevan, IA the 4isS
Year oi his age.
Funeral from his fathers residence. nesT Norris
town, Pa.
BROWN. On December -. 1877, GEORGE
BROWN. aged nineteen Years.
Friends oi the family are respectfully Invited TO
attend his funeral fTUm the residence OF his pa
renis. No. SIS cath street w, Sunday. 30th in
slant. al . o clock n, ma. 2
HEITMI LLER. suddenly. December 2Stl.
1877. HENRIETTA LIMA HIiTNl LLER. youngest
child oi Charles III. aud Augusta ilelimuli-r.
The relatives aiid friends invited To attend tia
funeral al pm. Sunday. December 3Oth, from
her Iarenis' house.
wRoE. On December 2Sth. 1877. n $3.50 d =.
JOHN L.. beloved son of Francis and Margaret A.
WIoe. aged 10 YEAR.
The relatives and friends nf the family are
SpectfulN requested 10 attend the funeral -.
Auy sus' Church on tomorrow (SUnday }. the 30th
inst. al . . clock pm.