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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-16
WINES AND liquors.

DORTNER'S VIENNA LAGER in bottles
l. st Sc cents per dozen, delivered to all part
of tho city.
my ID Z. w. AVERY. 226 King st.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
A JEW "FENCE."

DISCOVERY OF DEPOSIT OF STOLEN GOODS
BAXTER STREET INSTITUTION
On Friday night the residences OF Mrs. G. J.
spraeue No 1870 Amity street, and Frederick Springs,
No. 1s9 Amity street, Brooklyn, werc entered and
robbed The latter lost three overcoats and q, um.
brella From the former house were taken seven
pieces of silver ware, fancy table cover, imported
from Germany, worth sos, and one overcoat The
loss was reported at the Third precinct station house
the same day. Detectives Roach and Mahoney, OF the
Third precinct began working up" the case Saturday
morning In the evening they succeeded in arrcstpg
Georue williams well known thief, who was found
with skeleton keys and Iockp.cks upon his person.
Tho detectives then camo TO New York. and on ar
irving at Solomon Jacobs store, NO "a Baxor street,
they discovered plentiful deposit OF stolen goods
The oyercont taken from Mrs. Sprague's residence
was nrst discovered. search warrant was obtnined
from Justice Duffy Monday, and the TWO detectives,
in company with Onicer Powers OF the Tombs Police
examination OF the premises Their perseverance, was
soon rewarded They found there two carpets that
had been taken from the Tabernacle Baptist church IN
BROOKLYN. coat next discovered, which SILL
had in one OF the pockets the cards oil Dr. Edgar
Moremen OF No. 4l0 East Twenty.sxth street He was
at once notified and identified his coat win him
came Dr. Everett Richardson, OF No. 3a2 Second ave.
nue " ho had lost q about the same time. the
latter also found his property there Overcoats were
discovered belonging TO General J. b. Woodward and
General Craig, OF No. Montague Terrace, Brooklyn.
They were notified, well MS two other persons iiom
brooklyn who had lost their coats.
They appeared before Justice Duffy yesterday and
was held In So 600 BAIL The case will bc continued
This morning Mt hall nine.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
A DISMISSED POLICEMAN.

There must be strange fascination for police duty,
as In out OF ten when discharged from
tho police force he his utmost endeavors for
instatcmcnI A rather singular OF this kind
argued yesterday before the Supreme Court General
Term, following a writ Of centiorari requiring tho
Board OF Police Commissioners to state the facts upon
which they ordered tho dismissal Of James skahan his
dismissal being on the ground OF alleged neglect OF
duty skahan shortly alter midnight, on The 10Th OF
October last while on post In ywenythrd street. near
Sixth avenue, heard the cry OF "Pocc and saw two
men fighting Com missioner Erhardt happened to be
on hand and called the attention Of the officer to The
fact, when the officer rather holly responded to him.
"Wba in hoil Is your business ?" The Commissioner
did think IL was business Of his-s least 10 the
extent OF having skahsn dismissed as unworthy TO
support the enfoldnss Of blue broadcloh and brass
buttons Mr. W. Howe the connse i9r M sc
the Jury and the udgc-thrce POSITIONS which he con-
tended were incompatible for one man TO hold Mr.
Mclean on behalf Of the Commissioners took q re-
verse vicw and tho Court took the papors Mr.. Howe
also made strong argument for the reinstatement OF
KERN Finnerty, dismissed from the police force for
bel ng absent from his post Ho was here likewise op.
posed by Mr.. Mclean, the Court as IN the other case,
taking the papers and rcserving decision
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
HERALD WEDNESDAY

Van Hoessn sss. 1918. 1ls 1904, 7es, $40 el5.
5l0 726 s27 ST.. $685. l76 81, $780, 1889. 1895, 728
1928. s!6 s7i, 7se. o2s 500 lis2 Parts and a-Ad'
journed until February s, 1877.
Judge snsaNos lsss. eeo4 llss' !sys 1882 sSss
& asS uds
6672, 6o73, sofa. $685. Pars s-Hed BY Judge sncri-
dan-Nos $685. 1858, $685. 5e26 oe2s, $780, $685. $685.
5oSS, 5e39, 5641, 6649. $780, 6651, 1854
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssIoss-Part Held By Judge
Giiderslecvc. People Mortimer Shea, rob-
berry; Same Va. John Woods, robbery; Same va
Simon Fishblat feonious assault and battery; Same
VS.. Jacob w. Pickles, feonious assault and battery
same vs. Patrick 0'Kecle, burglary; Same Richard
Mccarthy and Frank Steuart, burglary; Same va
David Wilson and James Mccormack, burglary; Same
VS.. John Lamb, burglary; Same va David warren and
James Warren, grand larceny; Same w. Emma Bign
and Kate Smith, grand larceny; Same Va Benjamin J.
grand larceny; Same Us. James Reddinston. grand
larceny; Same va Nellio Osborn. Edward Mclean,
Frederick s. Burton and John Long, grand larceny;
Same vs. John 7. Young, grand larceny; Same va
Frederick kinnel, grand larceny Same Va Henry
Eastwood, bisamy; Same vs. Thomas McGloin, misde-
meanor Same Charles Haggerty, assault and bat
terry. Part 2-Hed by Judge Suthetland-The People
vs. Jacob A. Van vakenburgh and George ". West,
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
THE PHELPS CASE.

Pursuant to agreement Dr. Charles Phelps attended
before the Grand Jury at eleven O'Clock A. Assistant
District Attorney Bell appearing behalf Of the people
The foreman of the Grand Jury interrogatcd the wit
mesa in the same manner as Thursday last relative
TO his knowledge of tho alleged hostile meeting. Dr.
Phelps refused to answer ON the ground that he was
not bound 70 state anything that might tend TO crimi.
his action was requested 10 withdraw and await tho
arrival OF tho Grand Jury the Court OF General Ses
sons. II was subsequently ntimated, however, that
thc 4; rand Jury were not prepared to offer any bills,
and would not therefore appear in court Dr. Phelps
then eft tho court and will be present to-day 10 meet
the Grand Jury If required
The New York herald., 1877-01-17

is we'll known the defendants failed making general
assignment for tho benefit OF their creditors The
case alter lingering In the here for time
finally carried 10 the Court OF Appeals the opinion
OF which tribunal has been rendered through Judge
Earle, sustaining the order OF against the de-
fendanta After stating the facts OF tho and the
assignment succeeding closely upon tho purchase
or tho draft Judge Earle referring to the defendants
says that thcy must havo known at the time
that thcy utterly and hopelessly insolvent that
their condition was such that change OF fortune or
friendly old could relieve them that their banking
have either TO go into bankruptcy or mako assign.
ment and that they had reason to hopo that thoy
could tide their financial difficulties. He holds
that under these circumstances they could not
honestly continue their business and receive the
money Of their customers
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
SEIZlNG A BREWERY.

The brewery Of sIxie,h street and Ninth ave-
nue.. which John j. Betty claims have been his prop
erty, was seized by Sheriff Conner in March last IN
execution upon judgment for S., l62 As, obtained
in tho Superior Court in suit Of Patrick
Magnn against Michael Grobe. Growing out Of
this seizure, o suit was brought by Betty
against OK. sheriff Conner for $4,000 damages, which
suit came to trial yesterday In the Court OF Common
pleas, before Judge Van Hoesen. According to the
plaintiffs story, the property seized comprised 500
barrels OF stock beer aud $50 barrels oil other beer be-.
sides SO hogsheads He claims IN have been utterly
ruined and forced In consequence into insolvency
The defence is that the brewery belonged TO Grobc
Ex-Julec Gross and Messrs Allison 4 Shaw appear
for the plaintiff and Messrs Vanderpool, Green \
Cummings for the defendants. II looks as though
tho trial might occupy several days.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
A WOMAN'S FREAK.

Mrs Maria Carey, Of No 210 East Seventeenth street,
caused tho arrest on Monday night OF Pauline Camp.
bell boarder at her house, for firing five shots from
revolver in her room. When officer went up stairs
to arrest her he found hor sitting the edge OF her bed
nonchalantly smoking cigar She was under the in.
ucnce of liquor and had fired the shots to compel her
tto ghcr eleven years OF age TO 80 out Tor bot
lie OF gin for her uso Tho poor child wns found
crouchng In the hallway In her night dress half dead
with terror. Mrs Campbell, as she Is called, was held
IN bonds ten months since 10 keep the peace Judge
Bxby committed her TO prison in default Of bail The
child will be sent to an institution.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Hcld by Judge Dono-
bue-Nos 60 81 co. 81, r. 76, 81, 92, 101, 127 145,
100 162 49, i75 176 lS7 1885, 206. 2O9 2lO, 2I7 21s
226
SUPREME CouRT--SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Lawroncc l. 46, Al, o., 65 97, 100, 10l, 102,
10a 105 lO6 so, 1ls 1lg, i2l, 122, 127, 1873, 100,
i33 1856 1856 139 l41 142, 143, las, 100, 152, 2o5.
StpREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Hcld by Judges
DAVIS Brady ana Daniels Nos 146, 1850, 1853, ~,
III. i55 49, 1888 ls4. le7 H. 1ls lle, 1885, lSO, is7,
Iss 1885, 102, 1913.
supHrME CouRT-CIRcuIT--Par Held by Judge
Van VorsL-Nos 1888, 500, 37s5. Poll, 27S3 1925,
osT1 a7iS. 2;2i 2725, 27s6, 1890 42o, 2549, 1868,
5Soi aSsl 1898 iii, 25s9, 2745 2e27 1852 2e77.
part part 2oHed by Judge Van Brun,Nos. 1904, 1898,
5s0 27se 2l1O, S2er, Isl, 3444' 2@aoa @ 42g2 io9S
I7iSn, 1876, 1905, 1885, 1874, 500, 1903 1902 l72s
3o7s iO20 " 1866 1873, 1926. Part 3Iield by Judge
Barrctt-Ncs 2225 2O8o 1929, 1923. 1915 3749 1889,
7Is 3l01, 1850 427, 1177 549M l5l1s, 22'7, l5loh,
il4s. 4iS7 22si, 513 636, 2652, INK
SUrERioa CoURr-GESERAL TERM.-AdJourned sine
dio. 49, NJ. g.. ,s.
surEpIoR CourT--SpgcIlL TyRM--HeId by Judge
spsir.-Noa So 66, GO, 0S, %, 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-lRiAL TEnM-Part HE'D Dy
Judae esaEw,cs-Nos. 3s2 49, 34s, 26o, 662 43e ova
502 5o3 So4 $40, 4S5 1868, 3l7, 450, 402 400 Az,
las ala l7o, 3l5 look, 4GS, 4S0, 365, 24s l09o 90
ais coo, $40 400, sos, SOC Part 2-Adourned until
Monday, February o, 1917. a..
COMMON PLxAs-GESERAL TERM-Adjourned for tho
term. -. . ,r y
COMMON PLEAs--EorrY TERx-Hcld BY Judge J. r.
Dsly-Nos 4, 20, 2s, IA, Q, IL.
Couxox PLRAs-TRrAL TERx-Part Held m Judge
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
sLATTERY's THEFT.

Michael slattery, aged twenty years, hall boy in
the Hoffman House, arrsigped before Justice Mur-
ray yesterday, charged with having stolen diamond
and opal ring valued at $50 from the room Of guest
of the hotel. Mr. James II. Prior private detective
in the employ OF the hoto became convinced that
Slattorv was the thief The stolen ring found
concealed on Slattery's person. He pleaded mot
quilts and was hold for trial in default Of 900 bail
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
THE SPICY BURGLARS.

James German, Of No. "a Front street, Brooklyn,
Thomas Donovan, Of No. 900 Van Brunt street. Brook.
,yp. and John Reilly of No. Pelham street. the bur.
Glars charged with breaking into the coffee and spice
mills of Messrs. Sanger, Biers Fisher, OF No 45S
Water street. and attempting to blow open tho sale,
ngton Place Police Court yesterday, and held Tor Trial
In dofault OF g. 000.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Orrin Benedict Co.. manufacturers Of hats, at No.
54e Broadway have suspended, with liabilities at up-
ward of $780, OOO The firm did extensive busincss
throughout tho country, and has very large manu-
factory at Bethel, Conn.,, where II has Employed
ESQ operatives Mr. Benedict Stated yesterday that ho
could not at present give statement Of their liabii-
ties or assols whethcr they would resume as tho
latter course depended upon tho action Of the
meeting OF the creditors would be held, but he could
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
wooDWARD's RESTITUTION.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday received from HON.
Charles J. Fairchid, Attorney General tho sum Of
400 On, oe of which amount 500, 600 Is payment
on account Of conf promise mado with Woodward and
The balance for 6nal settlement with the watson
estate
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
A SIX CENTS ISLANDER.

m tho 10Th OF July last John Leonard then
bosrder IN tho Park Hotel In this city, entered the
hotol Office in q state OF undue excitement and de-
sendcd OF tho landlord, George A. Crowfutt II he was
o,ra 70 pay for vha shirt" As appeared by tho tes
ssronv In suit between the parties tried before Judge
ot.~,dan and Jury In the Marine Court, yesterday
ss.hst .sIirt, was shirt which Leonard claimed to
h.va scnt 10 tho hotel laundry and had not received
h.k A sh,-t had been found with Leonardo name on
!, scd while he claimed this his, he denied that II
,~.s the ono for which he then demanded payment.
rvcvous,v to this Crowfutt claims hc had paid Leon
-, ,or two pa,rs OF pants and pair OF overshoes,
:St.h tha latter claimed to have lost also but
,r1nr,nntiou from the servants LED CfowIutt 70
ctsev,, that In this transaction no had pald Leonard
80 flc loss OF property which II was aoupui NJ eVoI
~ .ssscJ s When therefore. on this hot July night
conard became excited the SHIRT question CroWiuts
hec.,,c ,uuaIIy excited on the pants ana overshoes
oucstiop, and, charging Leonard WIN pc'hH ~ s vu
IIw,nalrr ordered him out vi the house. But as
,sI ,ns,st on all the rights which the loss OF ms
stirt conferred on him. Leonard waAcu sun M nio = '
onarv and pcrsistcnt IN hs demand, whereupon
Crowiutt had an oihccr coh.uy s smm,par,Iv dis.
.tniion bouse, IRON whence no was su.u.W ..,y % ,h
'ssoJ ,,v ,be scracant Leonard then Instituted the
nrcscnt suu against Crowfutt Tor inise
a,d SANDER laying his damages at ooo lug iso.s,
OF which the foregoing rs nc er1,n n syor OF
Tho p;nhtn, estimating AMI hy'ng h's o"""se' y" ''
promises nt tAc g. n u ELK cents
;r,,r,.xi, FlN.Nfu. DIFFICULTIES.
Al cnor,apl decision has just been rendered by inc
co,r, or Appens In the cnso OF Washington A. Hooe'.
ling against Duncan, sherman Co. On inc zis' -
1.lv 1873 tho pIanr purchased of the Defendants y
shc ordinary way, at their banking house, sgns o'''s
a The UaIon Bank. London, which on PreseD'~'As
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.
THE FERRY TICKET CONSPIRACY.

THE FERRY TICKET CONSPIRACY.
In the case OF The People VS.. J. A. Van vakenburg
and George W. West, charged with defrauding tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, several witnesses
were examined yesterday by the defence. The de-
fcndants were examined, and in response to Mr. John
o. Mott den led all the allegations made by William M.
Palmer Mr. Charles W. Brooke, counsel for the
prosecution, then produced rebutting testimony,
which brought the evdoncc 10 close. The case will
be su ummed up and submitted to the jury to-day.
, 1877-02-25

ta) Not so good as kt takes r.
tb} Hazardous.
(c) White could here have won decided adrap-
tasc, !. e.: 49, b takes e 1t 49,. P takes kt; L.
hit takes K lit p, a.. r takes lit; 15. b taxes r,
and must win the piece back, with two pawns
ahead
1d) A serious n1iscalcu9ation.
e! Very bad play. He had only to exchange
game.-IAird american C1ess CoAqress
, 1877-02-25
MASONIC.

James s. Mccall, SD, P. C. in Chief Of Free
port Consstory, was in the city last week.
st. Bernard Commandcry, No. 35, have decided
to visit Cleveland in August to attend the twen-
tieth triennal conclave of the Grand Encamp-
ment Of tile United States.
The A. &: Il. s. Rite bodies in Milwaukee are
rcfurnishng their rooms in au elegant manner,
and will soon work all the degrees. Their mcm-
bers will also equip in the full I'D uniform.
The Grand Chapter of Wisconsin, which met
at Milwaukee last week, elected the following
officers: ". Z. e. Il. Z, ~. G. Swain; D. u. F.,
Oliver Libby; G. X, Fred Ring; G. S., John
n. Evans, Evansville; G. T., David Il. Wright;
u. Scc'y, John ". Woodruff, Milwaukee; G.
c., the Rev. ]. Britton; L. C. Ut H., r 81.
D. McGregor; G. N. 2 Y, S. c. Bassett; G. H.
v, G. H. Daubner; G. G., L. Barrett. Every
Chapter in the State was represented, aud tic
session was full OF interest. 4 gold I. G. H.
P-'s jewel WAS presented to P. G. H. Z. E7aus.
THE TEMPLE OF HONOR,
OF Nenasha, Wis.,, celebrated their first annivcr-
sary ut Concordia Hall, on the o2d lust. Fully
800 mcmbcls were i'll procession, and they made
an inpr.s-vc appearance. Col. Thornton, Ut
Appleton, dLliGerci the uudress.
, 1877-02-25

11tH"eUst
4 lady was driving q spirited horse, on the
other side OF the river, near the kenncbec
bridge, when the sleigh went down into one Of
the hollows in the road, and was capsIzed, and
the lady thrown out. She clung to the reirs,
and was dragged several rods before the horse
was stopped. Several gentlemen rushed to her
rescue, thinking that sue must bc badly hurt,
but the lady quietly gathered herself up, took
her position In the rigtted stcigh, and, with rib
bons in hand, drove OF, coo]ly renarkns to the
tr1wl: "Ihese pitches nre awfuliy troublesome
WLen q person. is Ia hurry"
, 1877-02-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ODD-FELLOWSHIP.


Brother y. G.. Roundy attended the sessions
x.,,e C.a.a .aa~o - u;ob;onn held at Detroit
o. tno o,ano Aouse u '1''AA'e'
last week.
WIN Lodge, Of Wilmington, Ill, mas oraefeo
full set Of official regain from CAhaSo
nouse
D.rs r,,e >,,,,,,oro,, has odonted an
Ane ulanu Loase VI ml.n. a,.;na .s5 sanrassnta.
amendment Lofts constitution na'ns fep4 e9'N'"
tion at one from each Lodge.
The Chicago Battalion will elect officers
Thursday pvaninp They meet at the corner OF
1Ja1a. ~, ~, a1a.,,.o -. .aa,s
aA.seeu anu ni'ao1son e1reces' A.. c-.,a
The following arc the officers OF tue otanu 1as
Lodge of Michigan for the ensuing year: NJ. ".
g. IL. D. Burnham Tracy; NJ. W. D. G. A.,
Edward IT 7homnson. R. ". G. W., James ii.
S"rvoss. K. " q s Edward Il. whitney; R.
~ ~ :: r. 49, Tonr,. Mnrrison: Grand Kcprc-
ea,,ts+;ro .1atn I1oersnli.
I.xn,s;n1r n1oro M - will rive an enter
+o;,,ns,,t IN cGHne,oration Of their thfrticth
s.,'';rnrsnrr at tha;r h.I| corner OF Clark and
w. !tirot ~ strsota Tnes,iav evening. The pro-
rran,,ne CONSISTS # mMsic. readings, and atl-
3rcsses
~ ,rhs Gro,d Fncoonnrnt of New York has
,,,an3od to conss;tnt:nn ~ ne To limit subordi-
49,, E,,noI,,r,nn+s ~ ,hs ~ conferrinr upon
sant1atn ri int one f,,.rrce On the snme even
inr. and n oive n,cnhers siv months instead uf
,Ia ~ ~ ,s,s,, -, ,,o,, 7Tne ant1 tecn in rood
standinvn s 'o@1 W p~' ~>>@~' >'''>@
, 1877-02-25

THE GAME OFC CHESS

CHESS D.nEcroRT.-Chtcago Chess Club, Nos. GO
and 65 Washington street; open from a. m. to
10 D. m. Chess players meet daily at the fremont
House (Exchange) and the Sherman House tBase-
ment}.
All communications intended this department
should be addressed to THE TRIBUNE and indoraed
*tChess.''
, 1877-02-25

sc. c. MAY we not. hope for some Of
those games when concluded
.'Chcss Club, ~ Kelthsburg. rg.-There is no mate
in Problem No. G. by ]. r to ii Black play L..
pto Z and q. 3 to Eft.
'tE. B."-The problem IS good one. and will
appear soon. Staunton'e ''Chcss- Players Hand
book Z" or the German .siIandbuch"
'.C.W. C."-problem No. Go il perfectly sound.
II, instead Of taking Queen, the Black King at
tc1nps to ''ecoot around the corner, J" shoot him
on thc spot by G to Il Is G. The mate must be
forced In all problems, in every variation. In
Problem No. q. b. l. to KIT, and 2..P to K
Z, defeats your solution.
Correct solution to Problem No. 63 received
from ". II. Ovington, e. 4. Perry, E. Barbc,
{. y. Clark, @: &: Wilcox. E. r. =, J: E. ",
and Sam, city: c. Bsodic, Anst'n, H. +; Chess CUB
LII. :; J. 4. GreenhiIl, Clinton, In.
Correct solution to Enigma No, 63 received from
II. II. Oyington C. A. Perry, E. Barbc, E. r. B.,
aud J. E. II. u, city; +. Z. Blum. DesMoines,
Ia.
, 1877-02-25

NOTES.
Hr. II. E. Bird has again challenged Capt Mac
kenzie to match ut chess.
1t Is slated that over 300 ~ problems have been
entered in the Centennial Problem Tournament.
Mr.. ". A. Shinkman carried off the FIRST prize
in ! recent two-moy problem tourney of the De-
troit Free Pres.
Capt Mackenzie recently visited Boston, and
during his Gojourn there contested eight games
with Mr.. Hammond, honors being easy.
Mr.. Miron ]. Hazeltine, chess editor Of the New
York Clipper, has been invited to deliver IN nd
dress in Hartford, Conn.,, on the ''AntiQuities Of
Chess"
The University Chess Club, Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
holds meetings once q week iii the hull Ut the
Alpha M. The Club is now engaged in games
with the Cornell and Madison University Chess
Clubs.
, 1877-02-25

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
v. O'Bryan, Atantic, Ia.-You1 order will be
attended to.
DR.. ". n. Purcell, Tcrre Hante, lnd--Thanks
for your valuable contributions, which shall grace
our column very soon.
Henry lIntzicr, Cincinnati Those end games
will be very welcome Send them along, please.
Prof. Frank 4. Fitzpatrick, St. Louis-Those
items will be of interest to us.
L. 3. StarkwcatAer, Boslon-Please do not be
backward about sending those promised con,ribu-
tioDS forward.
4. uofmann, New Yogk--You have our thanks
for problems aud information Please keep
posted.
A. Schnefer, New York-Tour promised analysis
Of cross has not reached u.s. Send it along and we
will place It where it will do the most good.
, 1877-02-25
White.
White to play and mate in four moves.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no, GO
White. Dtack.
l..R toQ18 Tx toD3
1..K1o RS TX muvcs
3..B mates
SOLUTION TO ENIGMA NO. CO
White. Black.
10 toka LIB takes G
2..ktto toQ8 2..U murea
3..F Matcs
, 1877-02-25


EEshSSO*tA&"
IF MATTER ANDERSON, CARPENTET. son
/ Of Walter Anderson Of Vi,tsria Ontario,
In the Southern army at t'e surrcnder Of Etcksnrs.
iisrs, sicoc. Un;. he vii. hear Of somethlns to hi,
advantage. February. 1877
| DEPORTATION WASTED-ANY .PI5RsON WIsH-
Ing to know the address or the wheteabouts Ut Dr.
Christian tralnm late OF Chicago. wifi hear sunc-
inns 10 c5 ih,grfat ~ P f. os1
vvs.<,,,, ,r1|,x ~ .,1;.7 -; :; -
~; ~ an n o1, S ~ ~ r nsF m M
nf .rrrnI interest r. irr f ,tr iS. a,tnr.s
II. MKS. l.. +. Bi:i. .t;s. u above ~ $50
i1EI;S0I 3T.-VI:S W71311G aTF7Y FT0V
Flint Micl, nirase send nSnreas ~ hnn1e fro1d
nj TriI,ne ntfltra ~ " ~ " "0s ''s'
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itme aftr1 - q s,1dar VT - bE EEA ;sa an ~
For nnthinv A@ 1311' w. ~ ' > 1' -
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III, "a Gonorsta yons, IA, oF MEASS ~
Tr,,,nc cfice M "''1''e 5o"1s 4a4A' 1eo'css n Ao'
- -
l. you In Post. Office. Original address.
DEKsONAL-LOsT-ON 4 MADIsON.ST. CAR
watch aud chain with lazy attached Ii tbs owner viii
Harc.s sfs ne @ VII oe appropriately rewarded
1.- 49, : = -.ee.-e .aeo.
GESiILEiaAS Mi a IN IN
Of younr iaIY natr,manlair jnci,1ed
ninrc e ' 'A1l' 'n4 9'ia''s 1ue''oeo" tu 1tlouEo
pERs0y 3T-Af7yr RI. yof7 V7f T77=7, raf
hes. o::,-t ~, ,o IL. ~ NaLL tTD iHE
Hookstore iii Mn1j;san.t VIVA p11sa'es - ni''p'
, 1877-02-25
JhCTA EST ALEA.

Good-byl AS parted now as though long leagues
OF land
Lay dark between me and your ontstretched hand.
shall 60 on along the way decreed,
And you where fate or inclination lead.
So hopelessly divided now, II We should meet,
And face each other, some day, in the crowded
street.
With eyes That colby look, ~ know von not,''
We would pass by, unrecognized, forgot
No turning back! The gnlf that yawns between,
Is fath0mlcss as Deatil-the 'miSlt have been."
ErSA.
, 1877-02-25
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