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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL -T,.TpS DIN


lcsltrday, Lon Sc Palmer plead guilty t. the sec
ii!fm RIchardson, assault with intent TO kill Bruc.
pen not guilty. Charles Lee, for a second offeIlse
ior larceny IN stealing CLOAK and pants from Tin,
halfway OF Mrs. Lees house; guilty pen,eniiar,
Two years. Thomas MckeJs, burglary and Iarceuy
OF coat and pants from Edw ard Nelson, ,lea1
guilty. 10 grand larceny and sentenced Ia the pen
ntntlary tor one year Edward Williams, obtaining
- from Sarah Stafford by false pretences; guilty
enc year In the pententiary James Reynolds plead
s3p, from John Nc Perkins, and was SENTENCED to one
year III the penitentiary.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jtldoe Carter
To-day, Barnum against ROessle; Judgment of con-
demHaflon. Adams against Rider; motion for new
ment no. outstanding plea. Hirsh Brother agans,
Myenberg; do. Rover against Turner; certiarari
4uashed. Curtain against Wynn, do.
POLICE COURr-J,utge She'll
To day, Charles Teniey, assault on y +. Evans:
pfafed guilty and was fined $50. Edward Smith
assault on Adtine Smith; SIS Jenny Noonan was
with Keeping vicious dog which. bit BENJAMIN
Brooks dog ordered to be killed John Miller, col
cred refusing to pay hack fare for four IA ,ur, nj
" .ni ordered to pay, or 30 days in wOrkhuu,e Ia,
X Mcclellan charged with receiving a d. belong
ing 10 Patrick Morgan. knowing IL to have been
sl"ie WITNESSES Tor government heard, and con
~ ned Jerry Newman and Louis Perkins, vaeranrv
SZoi or days. John COcsor, disorter!y -. or Is
Iays Peter Grow ley profanity; collateral forfeited
WIN. DeAuey. do, DO. The ca e If VIM Trenton
alias hcinas Turner, charged with assault WITH IN
- l'f winch he was arrested last night by Officer
H. sl I.u
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L OCIL " Z US.


EofioreF TEeofsT-Lydia TECmpsVa and
COMPANY I'm oxygen srd "B,rC BS avi."
Op.ro Ycrrse,- Tony Pastor comb nation.
Thec,e- CCuusae.-"TLe Stolen Cnild ." and
varieties.
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TO LADIES AND 6ENTLEMKN.-We wish
20 call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
securing and ID, cling Establishment, No an,
v street, near 9tb street. By prom pity adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether of
american or European invention, he is en-
equaled by those not possessing these faci!-
ties, His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' ana
Genps Suits are, In fact, the cheapest In the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
him q cail-SC6 @ street. PupctuaIitv qua
anteed. e
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THE REASON WHY al hcuSekeeperS ard
Others Ese the Ato1scs,n Sec,,ifs, on ~ that 40
accident has ever occurred from its use I.
Is the best In the world. All storekeepeTs
sell IL. Try II, and you will have no othsr
Take nothing but Aladdin.
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APOLLTN ARTS
NATURAL
NJ 1 n Il r A l. w AT Err.
TIE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER YE.SCEAT.

Oh. LMWIS q SAYRE. "a delightful bev craze -
Oh. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. - Far superior 10
Vichy, Stltzer, or any other ~
ref eshine.n
DE- L. OGDEN D0REMpS. Absolutely pure
ADO wholesome; superior to all for daily use; free
Srotl all .he objections urged az sinst Crctop ana
a!tiE chilly serated waters"
PROF. WAkkLYN. LoNpoS. Enc. "Impres-
mated only with it's own ga.."
UH K. PEASLEE. "Usefll ard very agree.
DR: AUt TIN FLINT, DBL FIN. OTIS. "Hssrh.
fut, ard well suited for Dyspepsia ami cAsss Of
DIR. JAMES *. WOOD. mildly antacii; agrees
well with dyspeptics, and who're there is a equity
DB. FORDYCE BARKER. "By far the nos,
asreesele alone OF mixed With wine, usef a In
Ca tarrts of stomach or 81 adder and in Gout.o
Oh. MARION SIMS. "Not only Q In sury, bat
anscessity.'
To be bad Of all Wins Merchant, Grocers, Drug
gtste and Minsral Water Dealers throughout the
United states. auez0-mwfeowIy
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II YCU INTEND To make over your Old
tresS. 10 tTin1 yOur rev one, or TO make an
entire SUIT. there is bat one place ia the eli "
where you can 6Td a complete stock OF VET
vet In Sli prices from SIPS ID IS yard. II
- uTnC cessary n Us 10 say this place Is Con-
molly : six and velvet house. See their 8d-
yeTtIss n.ent.- HolC,.
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KID GLovEs.-Two buttons for 81; every
PAIR guaranteed. FrieDus, S09 MarSel
Space. .A.ng
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CITY 1T MS.

SsND A POSTAL CARD with your address
ana receive free a sample Of cutters Li'fl.
LtreT Puts. Ebbitt House Drug Store
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JHE CELEBRATED VIENNA ROLLS
Among The numerous articles 4 ,1leu'S Ye1sf
fo,rde1 IS used for are the celebrated Vienna
rolls. which are so delicious, palatable aud
heaithy. III you have hot the recipe send
hree cent stamp 10 nooley n Brother, New
York, aud you will get IL. together with
many Other valuable cooking recipes by re-
turn mail
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10. q. r. NIsITsT4ONs.- JUSeph H. Daniel
graz Il master, has made The following an.
continents for tie official yIsita.iO1s of tue
erard officers TO The subordinate lodges 10
ne jurisdiction 81 tie D.stTic; of Columbia
Bf aeon. NO. J. Nov -.L; Friendship, No II
Nov. -ih; Eastern. No. :, Nov. o n: Excelsior
NO . Nov. l-iD. Columbia No 10, Nov. fjih.
Metropolis. No. Is, Nov. Il'h. Harmony. No.
:. Nov lS.E. Federal City, No 20, Nov slst:
Moo 3nics, No. l.. Nov. IA: C0venant Eo
IS, nov -.ihi WaShir sion, No. . Nov. .,th:
Ctuflsi, No. 1. Nov. 2c;li; Union. No II. Dsc''
81 Or!enta' No. H. Dec. 9th; Naomi, No. i,
Grand Patriarch Joseph Burroughs has
mace the :Oi!Owin2 appointments for The
SisltatIOnS OF the Grand Encampinent Off
Gers 70 The subord mates Columbian I'm.
c1Dpmt NJ, Nc 1, Nov. -; Magenenu, No Z,
Dec = Eideely, No. ., Dec. 4; Mount Nebo,
No. .. Dec s.
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fTEEEFAL ESSENCE is the title dtIy given
by j. 4 +. Atkinson TO Gbelr delicate pTe.ar-
alton OF Lavender known by this name v :
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YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcers. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

ROMAN sold, Lake George damon Is, coral.
onyx; silver aud jet Jswe!ry, new white
metal spoons and forks, the best f,fsy-cent
eye gas IA The city. at Pricg's Jawelry tore
No a. Peunsy lyania avenue, near z ST rect
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. A.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
SENoERS
.ae Steamer ARho w. Capt. Frank II oIlinsshesd.
Il tfe only rat siiOwed % land pas
sfrgers at Mount Vernon Wharf ~-sS3@H
PhrnSl4G ~ taxing thsst. amer, whichonxsS1n
= t1Hneciec Eita the badies' n Vernon As.oci-
other lines W
RoEUd irtp, 81, Including admission TO Mansion
ard G-uuDds.
Steamer 'eaves . street v harf daily IS nday ex.
CCrflf, y al lN a. ~. AND returns ABOUT r N
}. MCH. HOLIINgSWOkIH
s1yt Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
FhAkk dOLLikGSHEsD, Str. Arrow send II
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
Tire NV, safe and co4modious Steamer MARY
NArHtNG1Ok = now carr ying tas-
sebg.rs 20 Ii sern'n, aBG farnish- s->ss44S
ING esfriages 90 trans port them TO The -
fnsf ~ ~. Sy tins persons avOis a hot walk u n
q long hill TIE distance Is one-and = half uiles
rot three Leayos 7th street wharf every day Sun
cay eNceptecD ~ I'D and refurn- about z 70
olciock: Fsie, 81, IN Guiding admission and car.
rlsae ride 70 sDd from ne mansion. le2l-5m
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AT the 22.,,
moninly met ing OF the Second Co opsra,jve
Aesoc.auon, Thursday, 10 shares were sod
NJ al average premium or LIP
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BrILpISG PERMITS is.uad h. Ios,.,,ox
Entw,sie Sarah p. Collins, consirncs = Two.
- 80 ptisk dwelling corner 10Th ami Eas,
A~S''"i streets touiheasi; ~ soc A''
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NInEIGHT MISSIONS TO RESCUE THE
Nl FhLLkN. No fridge Of Mstcy from He'll 10
Heaven. ST Augustine AID tho fallen Giadistor
IL p,trIng Cries for Help and Vengeance. Is it
VIZ ked 10 Dance in 81 he ParlOrs On this and or NJ
toIics CO, SAT- Temple oil Pleasure: az, Seeing
Lte EVERYBODY Will read it; ali DO ,kseiers have
II. One dollar. Mailed tree on racsip. of the rrice
b the publther, WM. hUCkLOW, AID ree.
and adfon avenue, Ne1 York city. IT.
I AM NOW READY I'd SET THE
. BoLDEMAN'S AUTOMATIC FLOOD-VALYE
for the protection OF dwellings against overflow
faction In eyery Gaze. No cure, no payl
Z. 4. kiDGWAY, Practical flumber,
$50 street northx est.
found the only perfect relief from foundation ~
my ba.en ents by oy' rfowIng sewers, b. the adop
zion OF the Boiueman,s flcOd Valve. rs set By Mr.
=. A. kicgway On condition Of no payment in oaso
OF failure o give perfect relief.
J. HENRY ALBERs,
oCtlS IN Corner l4t anG X. L. ave u W,
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fSCELLENT BARGAINS in CARPETS and
Dig GCC is ara row continually Offered at lin.
JOB auction house OF WOlicri & Shilberg, 81,
MaIEtt eIace.-Adtt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

WE CAN FIT any size youth. boy, or child
rom our extensive stock. We have the
largest End only complete line i'll every
branch Of cur business in this city. A. Saks
* Co., SIC Seventh st.-dd,t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
ennerers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Puiyer.
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull,
6,%s,dAk1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes
Hats Watches, Pistols, Jsweiry, - Ga
eoia Tor the highest cash price Cent? Clothiag
leciaiy dseirsd, for which the extreme value I be
1sssn,Ws Orders prompt atten led 70. spil-u
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

4 j. GEORGES
y. CITIZkNs' AND MILITARY BOOT ANB
SHeE MskLR.
No. ais Pa ace. y p., aear WaSkiag,oa Cycls.
eigp Of the Bis Boot.
Easy d. Nc D
sHOEs and BOOTS,
% 80 20 relieve coTht and BunioEs q Cpecialty.
He 6iyes each prTchaseE q box ~ PATENT
LEAThEk PhEsERyER and Waterproof Black
in z free Of charge.
Prompt s,tsution given t. ell orders By mall.
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QClCk DEsPATCH.-A car OF Choicest va
rely oi CaiIIornia winter pears direct from
San jose, october 18th, con signed 10 onr
leading wholesale fruit dealers, Shafer a
CleaIy. SIS Louisiana avenue has arrJyaf
ard contents are DOW Offered by them 10 the
trade III lots 10 suit at remark ally low prices.
ACfs(.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
a. LOUIS Federwisch aud Kimigfmis
Frank; John LOelDker and Emma DsiIer-
man.
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The above OIL can be hal al Geo. Ryneal.
JT.s, 63S ID street northwest s-u.3:
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PARDoSED BY THE PRESIDENT.-Aarou
Drummer, VINO plead guilty 10 the indict-
ment OF conspiracy in The case of julius
WltkoWsEl and others, FOR presenting a false
claim against the United States government
Tor logs, has been pardOnei by the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

- Van Dyke, who ws-s on trial at Cant 1n.
N. r., for numbering his wife, has been sen
fenced 10 behanged December 2ist.
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sss.hsr Indications TODAY.

OFFICE or CHIP SICE4L OFFICER
Washington. Move mbeT 5. 1871.
For New IelsrJ ard the middle Atlantic
states colder. C.Caror partly cloudy weather
westerly wfrds ard rising barometer.
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Another Civil service REFORM wan,ea


Ldfor Sp:-ls II ia order TO move, in THIS
era of civil service reform, that the money
order service in this city be reformed2 That
service, originated for The public benefit,
seems run here rather FOR TIE accOmnlo Ia
ton of the few men of leisure. 10 whom a 4
hours are alike. tlan TO the large majority of
workers, who, If they have money letter 10
send, are compelled to lose q quarter or half
DAY TO DO IT. Instead Of only being open
from to +. as at present, the Office should be
opened loi an hour or two in the evening. Sd
AZ To give the wnrkiugmau n chance, Vyul
Postmaster Edmunds or u. N. G. Key please
look into the matter? WORKER
SOUTHERN MARYLASD RAILRoAD-Tse
southern Maryland X. Z. case, which was
argued by Hon. j. w. Scovel, OF New Jersey,
and II. =. Lambert, Of this city, at Marlboro
Nd. Two weeks ago. involving the rights or
John Van Riswick. f. u. Darling and others
as stockholders, and Col. =. s.. SmoOt'S right
10 10000" in stock and bonds, was decided
yesterday in favor of the above parties nv
the judges setting aside the decree OF sale
heretofore granted in the case.
ACTION FOR MALICIOUS PRosFCUrIoS
To-day. Michael Snea. by +. j. DonogLue
entered suit against VIM. Smith for mali
c'Cus prosecution, in having. on the I2th OF
october, caused his arrest for the larceny of
IS loads Of soil, alleged 20 be owned by CeleS-
ua A; Smith, laying damages at $1,000. Il
VIII be remembered that the charge was
heard In the Police Court and dismissed.
ONE Boy SHOT BY ANOTHER-About 1880
j
Hicks in the leg in the rear of Shepherds
row, on I'd street northwest. They are boys
ABOUT thirteen years old. Dr. Poulto1 d res sed
Inc wound, and says that IL is serious but
rot fatal. Officer Sicily took.the woun led
boy 10 his home, No. I25 Willow Tree alley.
OURDRY GOODS are sold at the very closest
prices Black and cOlored Cashmeres, very
cheap. We are selling the cheapest Black
Silks IN Washington; Table Dinen Blankets
Shawls, Cloth for mems and boys wear
Read Carriers new advertisement ,0I Mar
ket Space.-Adct.
THE WILL OF THE LATE NICHOLAS
ACKER, who died on Monday morning last.
Is dated June 20, 1S.6, and bequcaths to the
Protestant Orphan asylum 81 600 and TO the
Children's hospital $500. and leaves the bIlk
OF his property 10 his family.
PARDoSED BY THE PREGIDENT-Aarou
Drummer, VINO plead guilty 10 the indict-
WltkoWsEI and others, for presenting a. false
claim against the United States government
Ior logs, has been pardOnei by the President
WE CAN FIT any size yOuth. boy, or child
rom our extensive stock. We have The
largest end only complete line i'll every
branch OF cur business in this city. A. Saks
Co.. SIG Seventh st.-Adt.
EXCELLENT BARGAINS in Carpe.s and
Dig GCCis are row continually Offered AT fbe
job auction house OF WolfCri & Shilberg sI7
Market sIace.-Adtt.
SET ADVERTISEMENT of Harmon. Bos-
well q Co., to-day. They evidently mean
business.
SPLFNpID CHANCE for small capitaIists
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The WILL OF THE LATE NICHOLAS
ACkER, who died on Monday morning last
Is dated June 20, 1S.G, and bequcaths to the
Protestant Orphan asylum 81 600 and TO the
Children's hospital $500. and leaves the bllk
OF his property 10 his family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

SPLFNpID CHANCE for small capitalists
See cigar store for sale
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Harmon. Bos-
We'll q Co., to-day. They evidently mean
tIlsiteSc $1,000
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OURDRY GOODS are sold at the very closes,
prices. Black and colored Cashmeres, very
cheap. We are selling the cheapest Back
Silks IN Washington; Table Dinen, Blankets
Shaw]s, Cloth for mems and boys wear
Read carriers new advertisement. 1OI Mar
ket Space.-Adct.
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As ECONOMY is the rule OF the day. tho,e
who want 10 practice IL successfully snouII
cell on g NJ TOwsOn Co. New dress go,is
II, -; Black Cashmeres, Carpets, Blankets.
tlapGels, etc. Towson's, Pa aye-Ao'pk.
If You SUFFER with rheumatism, &c. n
bottle OF Durang's Rheumatic Rsmeiy nj
once; II IL a positive cure. LOiille's Heal
Price 20 cents.-Ad1.
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ONE Boy SHOT BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 30
a; IN to-day Marshall Parker shot James
HICKS in the leg in the rear of Shepherds
row, on "a street northwest. They are boys
about thirteen years old. DR.. Poulto1 dres sed
me wound, and says that IL is serious, but
rot fatal. Officer Sicily took.the woun led
boy 10 his home, No. 125 Willow Tree alley.
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DFEDs IN FEE have been filed as follows.
Edward Harper, trustee, to NJ. A. Weaver,
50. q, lot q. sub square 1893. Jas. Tally to
Edward Mcmahon to Miles Rock 500. east
DALI lot AZ, near Columbian University.
Charles Wheatley ct al, TO T. o. Hills, $50.
iof 50, SUP: square 236 Frederick Douglass
10 Jennie w. Hoffman, 81 $50, lots 80 aud 80
IN Deakln and Others addition TO George
town. A. c: Bradley, trustee, to A E. Smith,
5000. LOT y, sub. square 623. James G. Hall
10 j. May $50, co., lot II and part n, square
$40. j. +. Hanna, trustee, to J. f.. May sa ne
Properly.
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nr. eHRADEA, o0os room @ d o. saD,-.
Pilss and Tisurs Without KniSS, LirsturS 81 cs.Ss
&c, and without pain, sne glsrcstsss 8 slss ~
ssssripsspd:si W.ssiss.os "a esess.s .; J I:
east; wn. fucter, nsrchsst tailor, go Psa "a.
81 Srsss ;oetsss.t: JcSs 9; pslsrS a
f!s s; 81 az csn 81, . sRss.ee = 90
hcun-ee 9. =. % ). a.; 6SS6SSS - :. r. ~
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TE'EODORE THOMAS
oRCH EsTga

ORCH EsTRa
The American Pf|ma n, me.
MISS INTONTf HENNE.
koc-lisf.
B4>TEE IEOPOgD TTgTTENEERC,
The tu tn-nt NOuUg Gi,iiri.t.
tn two 81 the osl hril liant BOSCEaTS ever given
Ia this city, AZ tire
CoNGhEGATIOEAL CHURCH.
fUKSpAI AND WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS
November d "a snd .th
fun Orchestra -
bessrNed seets, $50. ~ Mczerott a Co = cas-
fenns. ave. Adnis-tor al dor. 81 octsl a.
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FESTIVALS

THE LAIIE, OF THE NINTH sTsrrr n
.dn,l r; Church viii hold FESTIVAL in TIE ma
9Th q NOVEMBER. Lonch from Il 10 / or Tne.jss
apc Wednesday. ,o.s ss.s
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Hafiosdi 1hf1'er. Sunday Evening, Nov m
WIS. hiRt a. LTTERgORF
he Qnetn OF Lyceum, +" the sres-est IA ~ or,.
tor row LIVING nay ora-
't-s1t---.....--.-...... az UPERFLIO US woxSN %
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II E A 81
Warranted equal to any on the N rket for fhe =
"I PsyxLxRs IN FINE +. tEW sIs = &C;
S,,u Bridge ste. Georo etosrR, ID. @.
Sicp OF BIG IT" ocE-tr
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Lincoln Ha'. "Wednesday Fveuiue soy3
JOSH BILLINGS
tLe popular hOmoIist, with m,.sirul .t,rsc,ion.
Ink = ~ heiZeTott's 02J Penn sva -,
sna ooc No ezra charge Tor r.s rr,d 60. 80.
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RAND CONCERT,
IN AID OF THE LABOR EN ,HAgGE,
To lie given Nv the
WISHfNGTON SIENGERBUND
tfrOf n. ALkf. DiretJrD
-, - - Assisted ~
Eiss IVA MIILS Soprano,
kisse ShLLlE FLYNN. Soprano.
Miss NJ. LUCAS. Alto
Mr.. NOBEL, Soprano,
Mr.. hOELERUS Flute.
Mr. wM wALDECKIR, Piano
- AT LINCOLN HALL,
.hOnDAt kNEk1NG. November 3, 1871
ecn hsi Oh ~ c-bts. Seats be secured for q
Ts eiTa st the music store OF Aes,rs Meizeroii
~
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PlTAL CASE.-In the u. s. Supreme Court
yesterday, the following case was decided:
No. 40 Ouid ct al. VS.. Washington Hospital
OF the District Of Columbia. This was a.
action OF ejeciment brought by plaintiffs as
helrs at-law of the late Joshua Pierce to
recover the property now in possession OF the
hospital, which the will OF the deceased de-
V1sed TO that institution. The bequest was
attacked as being void, On the ground of per-
The court held 1t to be valid e an itnmediate
GIT 10 charity, and that in respect of such
eliis there Is 10 be no application of the rule
as 10 peIpetuities, unless II appears on the
face OF the Will itself that under no circum-
stances was II The Intention of the tes:atOr
that his bequest should operate till after the
expiration OF the time prescribed by that
Iuie.
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NO HUMBU9.--L. RICE VIII pay Q fsIr
eaah price for s,X KIND Of Lediss', Gents nd
gailcrcnS oxCOkD- HAND CL0rufS0, SCOTS
SHOES, DC: 093 TIN street, bstw cen and souti
u0fe by NAL DeomDuy 0tteDded DAyl-Jy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-02-28
The Offer Was Not Accented,

The Methodist church in the rural
settlement of Bunker Hill, town of
Oswego, has been in a ferment for a few
days. A member of the congregation
made an offer to furnish oil for the
church lamps for one year if any three
of the Oldest members would show that
they could repeat the Lords Prayer
correctly. The proposition acted like
a bomb-shell among the brethren and
sisters. One of the latter became
highly excited and indignant, and de-
clared that she had boy five years
old that could do it, and she'd bet q
dollar he could. The man that made
the offer quietly said that he was q
Christian; he didn't bet nor gamble in
any manner, but he would give her Is
cents if she would step right out be-
fore the congregation and say it. She
said she wouldn't earn her money in
that way. After short conference
the congregation decided that they
didn't propose to get their oil in that
manner. The Lords Prayer never had
SO much attention in the Bunker Hill
community as it has since this offer
was made.-OsaUeQo Palladium.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-02-28
THE LEAF PROPHETIC,

This year-Next year-Some time-Never.
How laughed at some ones folly,
AS in play he read my fortune
On a leaf of shining holly.
Next year," said the leaf prophecies;
Next year," softly whispered some one,
While said with voice coquetish,
" | shall wed next year with no one.
Christmas comes and Christmas goeth;
You shall see-for have said it
When the next years Christmas cometh
1t shall find me still unweded."
But the spring-tim came with blossoms,
Left bud SO sweetly hidden,
Which the perfumed breath Of Summer
Famed into flower unbidden,
And when Autumn's golden glory
Cleaned over fields and purple heather,
Then our love reached it's fulfilment
When two hands we're clasped together.
Christmas came! and some one fastened
In my hair leahet golden;
g Wear this as penance, darling,
For the sake of memories olden."
Chambers Journal.