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7 UTTRELL BURFORD,
IL 7O0 Z street, OPP. General Post Once.
Houses for Rent.
No DOG 9Th 81, house and store, mod. impa-.elD
No. sO5 East Capitol st., 10 rooms, al m. ..... "
No SI3 18th street, rooms mod. I'M %. ..---.. IS
No. 4SS Missouri ave., rooms, mod. i'm ps..... 80
No. 800 sth ktrset, ii rooms, all mod. impe. 50
No. 800 sth street, store all mod Ina ps....... 50
No. 1888 18th street, 10 rooms, all mod. imps. IS
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We ofer list Of Property, both improved and
upImproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on terms to suit. Also two fine houses In exchange
for small property.
Loans
$1,000, 8 900, 1000, 900, 500, At eight
per cent. IylS-n
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hob REE1. FOB BENT.

ENUK KEN1. FUK BENT.
Fine double Rouse, handsomely furnished, II rooms,
modern -.......-...... Isl
OlI 18TH street northwest, ~ rooms mod. i'm p. Is
1872 Penn q avenue NV rOonis, mod. i'm p..-- &c
LOG Ingie ace, II rooms and stable, mod. imp 50
DIS n street northwest, rooas mod. inn ...-.. 20
l3OS 7th street D. W, rooms and store ........ IS
2S1 let street southeast, rooms, mod. imp 30
1912 9Th erect northwest. 10 rooms, mod. imp. IS
200 5th street southeast, 30 rooms and store
mod. mps., with store, $50 without .........-. 80
2O2 5th street southeast, 3 rooms, mod. irnp., 80
2O4 9Th street southeast. Q rooms, mod. imp. %
I29 street northeast, rooms, mod I'm p....--. 80
1904 7th street NV, 3 rooms. store aud stable 80
BIB 18th street northwest Is
ol4 18th street northwest, rooms water in yard Is
az street northeast. rooms and cellar. n
S16 1th strt ct southwest. rOoms and -tsble... -
22OS Virginia ave. no rthwest, rOOms.--.-. u
X. o. HOFFMAN,
seps-st 90 r street NORTHWEST
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The Moral of the n aipe Election

The Lewiston (Mel Journal notes the fact
that the ''greenback" diversion In that state
drew more democratic than republican
votes, and thinks, perhaps, those democratic
leaders who have been encouraging the
I" grcenbackers" in the expectation that
their converts would be mainly from the re-
publican side, VIII begin TO see that after all
honest dealing in politics Is the best "policy',
In the end. Another bad calculation is noted
on the part of The democrats who nominated
Williams republican of twenty years
standing with the confident expectation of
securing the votes OF thousands OF republi-
cans The result was that not a hundred re-
publicaEs have voted for Williams, and
thousands Of democrats have either stayed
away from the polls or voted for Talbot or
Munson.
The Boston HcTGH draws the moral from
the Maine election That the press has more
influence than some people profess 10 be-
lieve. Thus in Bangor, where the COrlDIer-
ciGi, the democratic paper, denounced VIII
Hams. the democratic candidate for govern
or because OF his declaring that Hayes was
legally President, the democratic vote for
governor fell of from / ,152 last year to IL
this year. In other towns where that paper
Circulates, "A similar falling of is shown-in
Hampden from 20 20 "A, in Brewer from 20
to Il, IN Carmel from III TO ?, and sc on. The
greeLbacK vote also illustrates the influence
of the press. It's organ circulates In Andres
cOggin county, and in this about one-third o.
the entire vote appears to have been thrown.
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Our Centennial Exhibition OF 1S16 was
such We'll spring Of pleasure and profit 10
thousands OF our citizens. and Is conceded TO
have been Of such benefit TO as as a nation,
that the suggestion made by Mr.. ]. L. Camp
bell, Secretary OF the Commission, that we
have another one hundredth year celebration
m 1N.T, in honor OF the establishment of the
constitution, VIII, perhaps, meet with favor.
AS the Government was inaugUrated in New
York he suggests that that place would be
the most appropriate point for the next eX-
hibitiOn. Barring its geographical location.
New York possesses manifest advantages
for such an enterprise of which no other city
can boast.
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DUBBER GOODS.

Rubber OvArcosts, Caps, Boots. Shoes, Herse
Covers az n Gods, kegsings, Blankets, Poncboes
Pillows. &c, the che@pe sGbber Goods In the city
sls0, the Regular Navy Blue Shirt, W OOlen Blan.
ksts, Boots. re
T.. g. WHEELER, SA street.
zenIs pgSr Cpp0s rr center Market.
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FOR SALE.
S-COUPE, COUPE HOR
COAL AND WOOD.

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
I'm QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN 4 TON
are as follows:
Best White Ash Furnace ............- 81 ~ par ton
Egg....--...--..-....---.S -
Cbestnut....--.....S "a 80
Stove or RangeS5 *
Red Ash, Lorberry and Sham < n.S5 2S
ESenItins LY s - SsIlet Sd sS /"
We guarantee all Goals rs represented, z 80 lbs.
70 the ton always furnished Pine Wood delivered
from Sd 30 to : ,. Oak from so 10 Sa
R. NJ. MILLER g. SON,
Prfncfpel Oice, Depot and Railroad Yard ~ street
and Virginia avenue southwest Branch Office
$40 Pennsylyania ave. northwest. angS7-fr
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DEADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROO1fS.

We have iust oreged a splendid stock OF the cele
erete1 Bradbury PIANOS, and the world renowned
Estey ORGANS, which ve Ofter for sale rent At
prizes and terms suit times. We have also
on hand tine stock q nex Pianos, which We will
eel Tor 8 70 cash, iu ly warranted
Pianos add Organs sold on the iastallment plan.
Cal aud examine.
SANDLRS d STAYMAN.
PennspirdniQ areaHe, cor. I2fh street.
in Shepherd Baldipg.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
10. ., BuInnch street, Boston
lOEposl;e heVe7e Rol,sel
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.
OR, MISREPRESENTATION.
MORE THAN ONE mILLIOs COPIES SOLD
SStd MerG A,2orded % tas -Al.thr IN ne
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March 3iSt, 1910.
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inst now Is the science Of Life, OF sell Pressrs s.ios
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.The Science Of Life l. Beyond ali compsrs.op thu
ssss n Sn,i .orf on Physiology ever PUB
Hope nestled IN the bottom OF Psndora's borssnd
nope plumes her wings anew since the issuing q
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h.w 70 svoId The meladies that sap tie citadel q
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The hrst and only Medal ever conferred upon any
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1875. -
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Either Of the above works sent BY mail On r<ssi-s
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NOW OPENING,
FOR ACTUMN WEAR.

FOR AUTUMN WEAR.
Fali 0vercoats for $40 and sl2
Blu. Suits fast color. for 8 49,
Blue ana Black Cheviot S6its.
Cashmere Business uits from Sl5 to s25.
~, Ps1ssloons Tor SIS SIS, 81 and IS.
Fine Disgoual Goats and Vests from sIsup.
Youths Diagonal Goats and Ves.s.
Youths Cashmere Suits.
These soods comprise the latest aud most desirable
designs ia fabric and makeup.
am now offering the fullest assortment Of
UNDERWEAR
7 ever hsyo shown, and the prices lever than eyer
before. The assortment includes some very desira
bic styles recently sold at auction by one CT the
largest and best manufacturers in the c0uatry.
Good Shirts and Drawers for 81
DOubie-bTeasted Shirts for SI.5O.
Drawers to match for s So.
Wool ShiTts and Drawers for 81 SO.
Extra heavy Shirts and Drawers for Sl.s3.
Ames lean HOsier, Csmpany's Goods, common
siirt= a. large as 60 inches and Drawers mp TO IS
NoIfoik reguIar-maae Shirts and Drawers, uerino
ScaIIai Flannel Wear.
FERFECT wAMSUTTA SHIFTS,
From 81 l2I up.
HUNTING AND FISHING SUITS,
Suit A So, SUIT b 81;
The largest variety in the world.
ONE PRICE AsKKD-NO LESS TAKEN.
GEO. c. IIENNING,
sepl3ir 40 Seventh street.
RUTTER BUTTER! EGGS!
co Tubs and Pals, part fine AlJerney
% KEGS fms Glsdes BUTTER, fresh receipts
daily On consignment, at lowest rates, by
D. L. DUTROvv,
seIl2 81 Cor. Tenth aud q Streets.
NEW STOVE STORE.
GEO. L. GARTRELL & CO..
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
A fulI line of COOKING STOVES and RANGES
Fthes hET HsvEg PAEAc ,Ea FIRE
EtACES re paire' in the best manner. We ask s7,eY
of orr friends and the public generally shsreS.A
~ t-olI aI sOpis SOFA guaraneteJ as
HEMkMBER THE NUMBER--l5 7th street,
between II and L. sepl2 dH
ERUIT JARS!
FRUIT JARS
Pure CIpEs VINEGAR, for picking.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS, g. per d5Zsn
Headquarters for AKRON DAT MEAL and
GRAHAM FLOUR
JEROME r. JOHNSON a. CO.,
GrOceTs, (NdSOHic TenpI6.D
srpli-f 9th and streets.
a, G.. YOUNG. J. Il. YOUNG.
GOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT
The most Perfsct sBJSfif,fs for SOA p and POTASH
6rsT tHrsuted.
one pobHd equal % fDBr pounds Of Soap.
For general household cleaning and for Washing
t.othss, FtGnns ard Blankets, II is unsur assed.
Sold b. GTOcers and Druggists at Is cents psr
pound.
s. q. YOUNG & co.
Otiioas Yourg Middleton, 5th and +.
She phcrd Co, l2tth and Fenn's ave.
Eepll.r
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337 81 sw., gas and ater, rs--......-..-... L
Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month {" Bot.
letn' Of all property for sale and rem, on nv hook,
which can be had on application at ny once, Viii
be sent By mail IL desired.
AUCTION Sales.
On THURSDAY, Sept. 18th, at ?. N 0 street
between 18th and l4th. sepi3 tr
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BRAINARD II. WARSER, EDWIN MCINTYRE.
Sl0 Z street northwest, opp. Masonic Temple.
Mansion At l4tn, M and Mass ave-, all m L... A2lO
store lOl4 1th street northw est.-.......-..... LIS
NO 1880 Vermont avenue, Is rs, m i....---..... lp
NO. 200 street Sc Is rooms, all IN. t------. ~
No. 2l1 ~ 81. NV br., sto., 10 rs gas, ws'rssa
NO I3il 18th st NV, rs, all m f.-.........-. 80
CorLe1 McntgC merry and Gay, Georgetown.... rs
No. 2I6 81 NV, Il m, stable, M f.-....... as
No. 1927 street NV, y rooms. m f. -. Gu
No. Cooke Pl.. Geot'n, br.. 8 sto. Is rs anil a.
Corner and Columbia, store and dw ellinR .., 60
NO. 80 1 Ut. NV, br.. sto, rs, all m -. 81
No. $50 East Capitol st new II rs, all m t., so
No. 3O5 Miseo uri avenue, II n sas and water As
corner 18th and u sts NV, 10 rooms, m. 49,. 40
No. 1918 9Th street northwest, rooms, m T. 10
No. 13 2lst street northwest, 10 rooms, m L.. 20
NO 5O5 K. Capitol st., new Dr., sto., all m t.. IS
Ovrner "a and NV, over store, 8 RS, all m e. IS
No. Dis d street northwest, 10 rooms, m L-..s3S
No. lO4 st. sw., Dr., sto., 10 rs, m. t...... 81
No. u 4th Of. Sc, br sto., rs, IN ...... s.
No. l220, Ut. NV, Dr., sto rs. N .i.-..-.-..1A
No Sl4 Nh st. me-, cottage. rooms, m. L..... IS
No. 3O1 Kim street, LIE Droit PsYk..--~........ Is
StoI and dw cling 1918 10th 1t NV, new. Is
NO. 12S1 = st. NV, new brick, rooms ....... rs
No. 123S st. NV, brick, story. M L.. Is
no 4OS NJ ass ave-, rooms, gas and ws-er -
ssere and dwelling 9Th and B. l. ave nw,on Bk
Nos. GA 63S, 034 st. Sc. fr. 8 rs, q. VT Is
No. 1S1O N. avenue W. Dr., story, s rs, Is
Nee. % and "a Defress st., br. rs, IN. L.... Is
No 32S II st. s.e., frame, story, ra-----.-. IS
No. 623 18th street northeast, 6 rooms.-. -
Store and dwelling 72o Eth str Get southeast. II
No. 1915 street northeast, new, rcoms-...... 10
No. i 624 Boundary, frame, rooms ......, 10
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louis ana avenue,
Real Estats, GsReral ColiscfioH aad CAIN Assaey.
foR RENT-An OFFICE en- street northwest.
f0k eALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle, bargain. seTl3-tr
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A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
a know the best One Dollar @@@
SnAssEs accurately suited to tie l."
can, 409 "a ave. NV cor. ~ street. ap3.ly
.sRO6ERTs"
- VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP,
Tne only cure ever discovered for WHOOPIU0
COUGH. II has stood the test Of twenty years f
e t6e BET remedy ter COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP,
1Ok1 THkOAT. &C., now before the public. For
- ey The Principal Drugglsn. md by the propri-
eeoes o I033 street AorAWoQ. SSH
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hABLK BROTREEs.
MIN AND ROTs gbOTHIERS
sa9il Or Corner Srrrlth and ID sfrsets.
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Fall 0vercoats for $40 and Sl2
Biut Suits. fact color, for Si3
Blue ana Black CheviOt SHIFTS.
Cashmere Business : uits from Sl5 to S25.
Handsome PantalOons for SIS, SIS, 81 and S.
BlECk kibbed Partial IONS
Fine Diagonal Goats and V ests from SlSup
BLACK Coats, Vests aud Pantal 1Ons.
Youths Diagonal Goats and Ves.s.
I ouths' Cashmere Suits
These goOds comprise the latest aud most desr,
designs in fabric and makeup.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
INVOICES ABSOLUTE. quietly obtained In
- thirty days for ncompattbity, adultery, deser-
uon, cruelty, hon-suppnrt, and other causes: Resi-
Pay wi hen divorced. Correspondence with the legal
profession invited A. DE4TER, Attorney, Room
G, Tribune Building, New York sep4-lm
A sTROLOGkT-Mrs Dk ELLIS sos Penn
"A sylysnia avenue. If you would know the truth
consult the DR.. in Gil things. aug2 lms
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF NJ lie Lenor-
1VI mand Paris the greatest Planet Reader ever In
America, can be consulted at her house, No ~
southeast corner Sd and streets northwest.
street cars pass the door. e2S-I2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-13

,ou ass vsry Cordially INVITED to Cam.
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RUTTER BUTTER! EGGS!
60 Tubs and Pals, part fine Ajerney.
- KEGS fms Glsdes BUTTER. fresh receipts
daily, on consignment, at lowest rates, by
ID. L. DUTROV,
aepl2 ST. Cor. Tenth aud e Streets
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orr ASSORTMENT
Oh BOYS FAIL SUITS

ls ~ such = character that rr re rar fs.I a, Ha
suf .. eir o. GO ~ D., gUaI.fr 90 FIl,r In.4f.I
t.i- % .' 'fhon o. - o." pan .I- ana wr f..l
corhde-f 80 ou- tt' o. pleas. a. Al lo Hart Hr.H
sion tr bCs cJ1,is lu th.s ifu..
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CLOTHING.
"4gTTaNgT

Complies sotne e tie hsrts1ulst s.slez ever Al.
paved ans " hFre. f-Ic NaTIHi iu H.-i-p. - -
pafterrs g. suit suf tssIe, EIeat mpr.ssB.-.ts 4ara
betn p &C N the arral So aud u1 tirf rri-.,
>iA ie OF luish.
, 1877-01-16
SIR EDwA1fD 'rlIoRSTOS.


Anybody would call him "a rlAln.look!ng
man;' yet there Is a scrupulous neAtncss about
his attire that would ,nake you look twice.
Aside from that ho IL q gatheriy.looking mortal,
as II he were born Into the world to protect
young girls and keep from all harm the weak
and tho dcfenscicss. lie has dark, kind, saga-
riuus eyes, thu regulation 'autton'chop wf,iskeEs
"f The Eug!lshu AZ, grcat bly, taads and feet
aItugcthr: that bcslstc4li llsls u bsAIy aud
limb which Americans lark atnt lons fur. No
hlulau bell,. could bu srgcr frun4 p.,tnpu,ity Or
airs u any sort. Ills feet, p'autrd tIrnsay OH
the t.'l earth, scc'n IL be forever striking Out
fur new miles to rp,,.,ucr, and hts eyts to be
torcyer In quest VI sou1e hu,uan crcaturt whom
tic may l,clp by the way. Tue stately coach of
The English Legation inay !n *rr'1 asly day On
The ayeiilie. with Its Hlartx,n 1iycsics nd e.>k-
auci uus1!1tss; hut the - Dean u tllo corps !" is
seldom III II. HIN yu.l mec. itr1hg utony tbs
street or ruling In the street curs. Tt'eEcln
ITO woman ts ~ lour Or 30 Shabby that tho Brit
lab AlsulA,eF xlll hot put her tiket In the bt'x,
,lor ono old nr ugly that lie Will not give her
L1s scat. liz Is Il gent tellan. IN his cnrrsy,
simplicity, kuluuss. all4 gus1 Ael.se liz IL aino.lx
.liploll,ats what Doln i.dlo Is a!.Yty tHoa1rcls
-a uAIi above Kings.
, 1877-01-16

from Chtcago hal promised TO do all they could
to lmlp the item ntong. At present It was tn
tho hnln1t n o Subcommittee, compose! of
Holman OF lnsliana. Hate Of Maine, and Atkins
nfTcincssec. Tho frat was rampant on tic sub
granite cs,lnsry, l1nt get III, much enthusiasm,
al,nut my building not Mate pitt of thas
inntcrial; w'.IIu Att;lna dt!nt apIear ~
know or thrc much Nbout anything
from tho genera, tune Of Mr.. Mills ct,.ss rsa-
t.on that lie didn't have tho ntsnnst cs'ntt!cnre
in the prospect of getting tic sou o0o which lhc
Secretary llat ~ kcl for. .... ........,.,
As nlaLtcr nf general interest. ttI1cunncctctl
with any sourvc of authority, hut possessing III
tense Interest tnr tic rntuul Pill Iinync, 1t 1ny
ln a,lfictl lint tho building will wcn completed
be equipped with passenXert elevators, II that
fut clerk then It may safely tu Inferred tint they
don't exlees to stay In o!1|ec until tic building
Ia ttnis1Icj
, 1877-01-16


CHIcAao, ian. 15.-TnE TnlBuA1 IA pre-
cmincntly the paper Of tho people, md not the
organ Of any creed or aoct. It II may bc said to
bo AL umpire holding the scales OF justice, and
requiring all rcligiontsts TO bear fruit according
to tue immutabc principle OF righteousness.
Sucl bc!ng tho case, It follows TINT parttsaus
will often think their peculiar ism eiehtcs, aud
those WHO cannot sec TINT humanity Is above
sect or creed Will say "Infdeity." Even i, n
'constant reader" for twenty years, l,ayo
grievance 10 present. II is III regard tn an Eas!-
crn oracle some two years (splrltuatiy) dead. I
lad hoped, In common with tho public, ncvcr
to sec hIs naulo n.un IN TIE TRIBUNE,
It Is true that tho oracle docs not
recognize the fact Ut his demise, nl-
Though h!a unsavury nDtoricty has penetrated
to tho rcn,otcst corners VI thu land. III flct,
thu orarle keeps TN Just aa though i,e were
alive. just now ae Ii contrasting clat,rter, and
compares tho dead l!iouny-kl,Ig, Vanderbilt,
with The lamcntcd bliss. In tits jtoua ptrase.
Sow, the orac1c !s nut thu person to thrUw
btonrs ut tho dead Ceitlnalure l,ceauss he dill
should he rather 's[n:, s.ulll II himself IN view
Ut Ais OWL den.isc, ,whlyt brgun thirty years nso,
md went dawn ut \ deatn-gallop Ut the r.]l,-
rlus!on Ut the gra,Nl whtewsshng. Nov.
WISH to Mnkc ct,strast quite ns much to the
point as any cyrr made by tho urucIc, that grcat
"hullduzcr" uf the truth:
Sntwithstandins his ta!cnts and stntton,
Wrru characttr weighed hy the t.uucc,
Any poor, hDMcst lnan In The Iltttuu
Would carry hlln up with \ bounce.
UKoTNRn JONATHAN,
, 1877-01-16

Cn1cA1o, Jun. l3-1t scen,s " be In order
for the public prints 10 write up tho history Ut
james Gordon Bennctt just now, alnl among
the u'any tltaxs that Afv said of tiiu doubtless
soulr a1r Eot oil fur elect. perhaps solurYuat
masni0cd, to give the necessary eulorin: Ut ro-
,nallsc 10 make point 10 the story. There IL u
litlIe bit III history tint attacLes to this luuus
rreurl tlr.t Iu.lt think was ever given to tha
publi: that wot!l.l eeeHl to bs t4 order ut aht1
ti,ar, ns II utolsSs all utFair OF Lonor tn whlel,
supi": III u thc NJ u tl.o slrilIo,, ST. Jss. W.
Gordon DcuIett spent u few weeks Ut Niagara
Fulls, accompanied ty ]. a., Jr., stopiAn. At
the International llutGt,-a very popular huus0,
then u.larr tho management VI tic tu!euAux,
believe.
Without going into "details u The comct.lke
bEillsscy tsAt CAUSED Ill rye. to fsllom tho tra1
OF theas distinguished Sew-io!k guests. 1wIl
happened to young Bennett vi shas OCCASION,
hs belu1 thep. sloald Judge, about VI his tAs-
, 1877-01-16
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

COURTHOUSE STONE.
c,t,r.,o Inn. tt.-Thrrcwn. n rl,tuor abroad
S,n.Aou' ~. n,. .,,a4 vo.t"r ta,1 ,no,la mr.
Iate'y 10 4he e'isst '''' "alNe' i". ., ' r,,,~..
rangemcnts u ilase tho stoo ,or 9, Lug euu ..,,,
founded ur not. Is not INV nurposc to discuss.
Nv. ~ 49,, ;,a, nov hayn INDUCED
put ,' u 'no .1',ss s.sua. I ..h,.,, n,ov in Tho
lin to eol'tcmr'ate, ana "'",.' .,n, @ ~. H. onlv
alternative, I viii freely speak. An Institution
ax,et. T., fntcoro tn,,c1 tl,c stonccuttcrs' As
~.s',sstoa Al, tn n,cn,hcra uro cal1cl union
soc'a'on: AA .,. u.s. '. ,'on,,,ors orc tcrn,ci
" "scabs.'' When IT became known TINT Walker
vo. n, t,o the ttonc.work, he WIS waited on by
i, hr,ot,a,Ion ~ ,,niuntsts Instructed to mike
~ "uettEA!ion " rr.t t,,nt ,l,o ,torn t,o
the following acans sn',' 'na. nv y. ~ a.n a,, W
cut In tho city; sceond, tE,at lie pay ~ Tor c19t
ho1,rs' work; third, that llc employ no
u scah4.u WaIkcr said he would consider aud
rcnly IN tvo weeks. But in the meantime lie
concluded 10 cut tl,s stone in Lc'nont, NO doubt
to eyatle tho prosecutions OF the Union tut ns
soon rs rork commenced another delegation
vstte,l him. and, to his surprise, told him that
Leu,ont and Chicago were one as far as their
union was conccfheu' IN" sepeatco thsif
former demands, all OF which Walker promptly
refused, telling them that 1lr could not afford
to lit ts,s unjon control hs business. Cotse-
nlptit oil his refusal NIL Int usll0n 11eH were
1t once Withdrawn, leaving Walker the atcrnn-
tiyo of SECURING ctuugl, nut.-unlUn nun tutlu l!s
work. or, falling ia this, have II done In the
i'cultcntiaTy. The ,tf,ionsts claim TINT q Is
thc atnntiaru wages In Chicago. But illc fact Is,
there aro no standard wages. Thcrc arc only
two firms In tic yity paying g., and a| the rest
ME paving less, some al low as S1.aa5. Ut
curse, thG Custoni- House Ia MI exception 10
fGie. thc Wagcs there being 81 per daY, which,
l,y thu way, fs slIrcct violation OF
tIc rules ui the Treasury Department
which expressly saw that no higher wages Rl,all
DO paid on any Gorcrnulcnt-huIldIng than those
currently paid ln the locality where such build
, 1877-01-16


The tavorito plan adopte,i by lIon-huntcrs in
Algters for lurlng their prey is to select favora
bic plot Of level grounl below commanding
rsniHence, whcre tho hunters, arnlel with rifles,
ca,llccal themselves. a stale Is driven Into thu
centre of thu plot, 10 which ktl Is tethrrtl. It
ts al,uut = III the mnr,.lng, anu thu moon full
End bright. About twenty in'nutes' delay. and
the heavy Blcnsc ot tho place Ii broken by all
uuinons sound III tile DISTANCE. II Is not quite
Il howl, but greatly liagni'lcd Initiation u
tlat lung wa!l'ng rTy IL u luursoma cat III thr
''ea'! Of night. Then the moon reveals dark
object AIMING the hrayy Erpsscs md ahrubbcry.
mud then tue lurM OF tte king of bcuts, whip
ping h!s hauHclrs With Ills tufty tail, asNl lets-
Ir.ty following tho scent. The pltcuus bleat-
Ing 1T the doomed Kill acvccrutes tlis pace, astd
wc,l within few feet Of Ills within he crouvtlrs
down t" g1oat over the prospective meal. jlc
n!yanrcs, and with d stroko of his paw nearly
dispatches tic kid. Aln,ust 4eual, It attempts
10 crawl awuy. Tllel, the Inns feline instincts
arc apparent. HI llnys with tho ttyIn: ktsl a.
tho cut dosa with u ha!f-LcaA Hlullse. Whlio hu
Is thus e,lgary! tbs hunters taku steady a!la IT
u pr!nt near une of this ,urc shoulders or be-
l.linl iits car. l!e sentls up terrific yell mud
ru1l4 over dead.