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, 1877-02-14

JANAUscHEK As "DEDOnAW."
4 goo1 representation ot ''Dcbosahl" was oGtra
1t llavctlys Theatre last night, with Nine. J.paa-
schsk In tho principal part. Tho fegvld lote.
tho deep religious feeling, the terrible
hate. and tho tender pity, Of tho jew!,h
maiden wefe exhibited with the power
for which this aetress IL famous. tDetorsh"
pictures tha struggle Of a stsoug nature With ths
conditions Ut conventional existence, The lore Of
the #oman takes the place Of her religion; saat os
the man u comparatively Tranquil fpe!nS
guided ~ eiFcasustanccs and cautfosied "
Appearances. Ills IL thy weakuF IAtuIes
htly mated when 1t Joins in naf.
flase with simple village girl; hers .urna Y
Itself for solaee, aul duLs consolation in hate.
shasaetsr sft1,x Of sash .;'onxtA - tni. eaa'aa
bands than those of Nine, janau.chyk. b.
nuetstan4s ~ wail tho uEt of Inpss.4iuI W Ecnss
IN action. anu q communicating energy " tos
subject wheu II Ia frqaiEc4 tint there cannot ~
ln any o. hsf ressonatloAs 0vsfucling of waaknst.
The curso 4ecna was delivered last night ID =
taT!l1nx nauneF. lbs halG Of which 1t spoku beeoR
Ing alnl0st y personal feeling With Tho s.o-
pathetic audience. lu the lat act nlso tbs acene
Of forgiveness wax given With y Islfeacy and w.
cElmnatlon quite worthy of the actress. gaa Sss.
anz 10 ths suhorlnAte patts waa fair. IT,
from any .estdcnccs Of bad taste. 49,
ecptabte. Mtsa ltosa uabosns prr4sutr4 tfd:ns
With Krsce aud feeling. Thu other paris, with ths
exception of the SshJ1taAt4fsr, were drceutly fsP
EeseHted. Tu. night ''Cnesnxy Mold" Viii y
played. With Ams. Janau,eksk ~ laJv Q3sas'$
and u0yts,49f.
, 1877-05-15
CHICAGO DRY.R0T.

~ sAt Edtkgr ar Ira z1bAH$.
CutcAoo, May l4.-Tho article Ia your issae of
Monday morning, stating that kwashington dis.
patch calls attention to Tbs report that the dry
il prevalent in tho tlmbess Of many Of our ans
buildings, requires explanation.
Tho d.y.fot IL due " certain conditions III which
green or partially .aeasoned timber can be placid,
favorable 10 tbs growth Of certain cryptogam!o
plants or fungi that rapidly destroy tho tsn6es,-
dampucys, wunt Of air, and fermentation afe tho
psintinx stick Of slabes moi thoroughly dty, snd
il Tho Timber, producing fermentation and Internal
a ss:iascr sent 70 examine tinber s,ldss. q eset5
stick Of which had been kept thoroughly painted.
aud all externally weto ~ perfect Soalitlon. bat
ply shell, hssle more than > halt.!neh thick, shs
tatetos being Of ihs eonsitteasy of OLD cheese.
1, ono shas haa 6seon,o somsxh.t nosorious o1 &C.
count Of ths tmbsta, half.destEoyed BY dr.: y:sat.
haiug ou exhibition IN the main ball Of one Of our
pioeI, wbch, " i veil kuoxn. .was built directly
sief the dr.. but has scms,acd closed aud unoceu.
pled Up to tbs prosent time, presenting vary e1'
@asn;. @ especially during, the. heal et aaa:
af fasGtsels ,et to se ~ sSs'*sGgmsa
ii4d id building been oecupsd. The warmth tfsm
the staves and &6a ventilatton through tho dooF1
and window. would hsse produced s condition ea
olher by lAth and pls4ler stI neither Of those u
af ti9ht, saa tho ssssonins OF drying Of tho timber
sions ffun, tns particular cs.u and charge 70 chl.
ayi't Il stt IL Ill sss ohass II s
Of The United Statss ato substantially Abr sans,
aud uiorv favorable than IN Southern cit!cs. Tho
Il auy of oul stiscns basv sadaeisni entsrpsl.s i!
! bGAd In everlasting brick lud iron, they should
, 1877-05-15

and to hA.ten what would o,hetS,.s, Ae ,s;s @ to
time to accomplish frm on Pratt street have
adopted me Wert 1ndia plan Of uatnx pen'ne ~
Which % I. tho only one IN The City. II h. hrsn
found That truIf rlpenct in th'a way!. r. really
superior 10 tt,At whch n1r1yea at maturity In ihc
na;,a manner, md that II rrt.sn. fts.hns'" n 4nd
proecss used By tho nru, namet 4 On intercstang eating
onr, and merit. deasrtpflnn: Twn .stan so'an
Tie construction Of which the main object was that
they ehcn bo perfectly dark and ~ near als-tsxht
u peRsiblc. Rirnrers., With hooks 10 hang the
attachmen ents mAie TO heating pipes which give out
no limit. Thcrmometcrs wets ihe" PLACED Ill. IL
having been hung fn.lde and tho proper !empcra.
ture obtained, &he rooma are ctofed tightly. only
10 bs nreuee to Inspect tho condition nf The fruit
In a short time the green banana begins to turn
white 1t the stcn,. And In a few days The entire
bunch s.sumes Tho SANE ssolot, retaining ts f1m. IT
operation Is ,cr} neat one. snd require" sars 10
TOO listis hcnL The arm hava about 2. 600 buneaee
of frnii undergoing The proceFs now. ono bunch q
which Ia over i've feet long and holds shout a:3D
bananas, the aaoEtest Of which IL hso and . hall.
aNd the longeat stcvRn and quarter i6chee IN
lanGth.
, 1877-05-15


Tho Chan5rs Syadieefs des Itnn!sffrs N Hd'
tneni at Paris has offered. through The Lord Mhyor
OF London, to present to st. PAul's Cathedral
ecalpsuscd pulpit which ahal cost from Ct, 200 to
f1,40o, In acknowledgment Of Tic aaastaneo
given by English people to ths French sufferers
during Tho war Of 1870. Thoy propose to send d
Delegation TO London to azan,'ne ths place for
which tho pulpit should bo designed, and 10 decide
upon ia form and character. In conference with
tbe autnerltie; there T'lc Lori Mayor With sut.
ter TO THO DEM and CHAPTER Of ahs
Cathedral IN who" H. anelot,sy to aees, nan
for which the French themselves l'ave perhaps ret
Tho only precedent, and whicl, We should rnppoeo
tho authorities OF The Cathedral would be 10th to
reject. Yet, considering tho many erneAETaea'
mcas that have Ietct Mi the proJecie for ts dec.
oratlon Of 81 Panla, the difficulty and 1t the same
time Tho Importance OF ngrcetng On .comprchcn.
svo scheme for It md ihe w.l, which i.rec,ns ssty
necca-ary 10 resist Of a tofts Of persons to Try AZ
torts Of c1peslmcnts with II It may ee thought
Of: decoration. There n terlaps no Important
church IN England In which piece Of French
work would be 30 likely to appear satisfactory ~
In st. Paul's; but to accent pulpit wl'eh should
not after ali, proTe 10 he at home 10 IL surround
InEs would bo awkHafds
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LEGAL SUGGESTIONS THAT WILL NOT Be
Adopted,


re.sas @ te' ss's IT, sses e 'ea',
dSs; = nj itssdi ~ .ua
u @ay yts conc, no oas SN aoabt Tee Ssi Which yaa
cotae !sw without snateria! changes. 1'hs due.
torea rruvls!ous-,soms Of them-shonld not ee
allowed 10 stand. Thu relief aeMandsd would
Changes il p!astlse, which eon,nt:.ioa .hould =:
b. Disposed 10 give Ito matter thought. and fs-
port at sn sdlontnct seaslon on tho tsst Tuesday
Whss ii wanted ,uo,t il cheap AppsIl.te conss
made UP Of hsu circaii jpdses within esrtain a..-
trIcss, to hoid term eycty lhfGS n,Snths, whith
Spon tas aAu,s paosrs whleh were before tho Court
coan.el and ps,atsd. poiins ast tAs t,1o,s ID t1s
Hi,s Fiji sppeai 10 bs allowed in case. whore .ns
value or amouut In controversy c1cced4 ssy $500.
LII the appeal r siMule subm!sston b; ~ a.. Ap.
points uI esret suggested in the moAtsMpa form. -
simps .. Il would 10 u parry ,gsiust whom tho
Judges And asksd &hsn, TO PASS upon tbs Case.
II 1se Judges should pass u4'n the sttora sug.
nnS s.ss ont q ia wea 3 .h
IT, IT, seaxr'nS M wbsa ase judss. have ps.ssd upon
70 tninK pasils. sisaiias ~ general khlng, would
bs eatisas4, 0ne.man power DOES not ~ yen.
oral thing, satisgy, especially when tho cAsa has
been hurried U8.
Tbs amount to Authorfzs IN spnsa! OF writ o.
error to tho Supreme Court should b. a1cd q
&, 900. II may 6e said that . party with = auall
claln may bs n sn1toas o. party with largo
claim, aud 1hAt poos nlan should have hls tlghEs
although .msil, a well ~ rich inan.
m{ud ut spi.e, but there Is nothing In them. Tha
law shoull Acl for the ae1y ltsant, aud not allow
"a appeal when Tho costs aud time would eo gfsat~
re u Llm than u win the case.
Tho law should uos allow party II iuiuto HIM.
, 1877-05-15
TIE LAST OIIIOAN.

In The alui, uncertain twilight Of the soft May
evening, distracted hguto was sccn hastily lifting
dawn tho street Ut an Ohio town In the direction Of
tho railway station. II slappol link and hungry
crtpsack on tho bracket Of tho window md dc.
lnnpded In husky tones, "'rlktt' 'Whern tot"
calmly asked The untutlled nonopollat h0hind tho
window. ''AnywAure! Anywhetar was tho
ffrnxled rearoIac. ''AnTwhefel CleAt theonghl
Cicsn acrstl 10 burglary. .. Prooahy, Or thu
Danube, Or DI1sndorfeF. OF any place, Anywhsta
0at Of an ungratctu1 country that coidiy tuFns its
al America" And hs bowed h{s hend and went.
lo was tho only man In 0hto that Didn't Eet an Of.
dec.
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rclI after he had received tho benefit Of tho 1nde+
mint uf hrc Judges on An appeal costing him bn&
a tribe. The aw rhnrld decide for tho parties liz.
in opportunity 10 1itiRate At the expense of tho
Stasc 70 their Injury. shonld =. physcisn giyc .
basrnt Arsrnr even when he der!red It? 50 the law
n Little time, a grw months. could t,e used by
4 comm!stce In maturing 4 bin. soliciting from
dnnbt bill perfect and free from al objection.
conld b. submitted 10 tho Legislature, Can you
nns make sone euK3cston~ 10 vont valuable paper
, 1877-05-15
cf]RRENT. OPINION.

: II Gail Hamilton proposes 70 take up al Mr.
n!alnos critics At tho rate Of QUO weak sho will!
b. up, TO uie With her lltlo job half dous. s.-oston
utra,d ti"d.l.
Hayes, In h!s acceptance, In bis inaugural IN his
Administration. did not Violate, Il not violating.
the Republican national psntfofm. lie said lae
platform sutd something, meant something, and
ku ID simply enforcing IT, Warrington tIa.} tItss
tNtp),
A. Tor facing tho aagsy leaders, we do not sup.
puso Hayes cafrs any more tut them Than 1or
isM obsofyor. tlink they ean lts but 4 E PLAIN 10
hornet -Elactanatt ConsntTe4us Tad. Rtp.).
George il. Hul'er, snd hl4 speedy teluos1l. we 2
nomination year ago would havl 6ern forgotten
L seun ssssoksi. -fx.iaa.pia 1ss tiad Dt'
The opposItLon TO the Presidents policy ha. no
alidlpg place IN Northern lows and IL Aii conaned
10 tew localities like Dcs Molnes. 0kskatoosa,
6afsts Of irtasy. .-NdrsAailaEnt Ia.) T1tafs {kfp
1tu an encouraging .iga to see some Of Tho most
so9slstn - '1ssPx S.ts G {aS
much politlcs In tho Southern Ststes. \. -. We
trust our III the South IN tho next
| to secure reasonable sppsopsiatload tor ,hr Inn
prayenleht Of Honther teysfs and hasborh. .-RAaE-
sif!t t3taa.} tA1onie!s tRtp.}.
Tbs way VIC read tbs newspapers Of Korthwest.
st..a hsse 10 dtspostttoa whatsssr 70 follow sas
laad OF ths valiant captalus who propose TO sfray
ka q !, shs
| an party OF Iowa IN twain; and ths NepublcanlsM
o. Nst:aWs.ssfa tess ~ 4 n9s y 81
| {R<pe.
Certainly no adequats sosaoa for the change ln
the dae of coagres. hss esaa gt,sn ths public and
II will undoubtedly bc feKH11e1 throughout the
| ntFra t0nsnicubuA AFjd8ucA That thH Rrusf,
, 1877-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A

3aH4tUH
~ think, my DEAR said tho President, ~ he took
his n,ghtshlrt from under tho pillow, "thas wo
vii! glyc dinner, by and by. and havu Bherry-"
"i.utLasforAl" 4ail Mrs. iluyes.
SHAVE Hhcrlan and Some Of tho army pco.
plc," concluded tho cumnanlrr.in .Chlcf, as no
adru!ly sltpped Into bed and left Mrs. II. 10 tuck
up tho baby aud turn down tic gus
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receive tnlt credit for II. hnd the thank. of th-
,pnintIer, but they shnnld mt allow thrff nhyrr.
t.tnx 10 rtt-ct discsrat npor the entire rlty. and
n1nfIn Eastern capitalists With TIE fear TINT thc!s
Chicago securities nFe aFccteh will, the f'y-rot.
". l., H. JESNEY Architect
, 1877-05-15
ELECTION sQUABBLEs.

Tho Examination Of the judges and C1crka
ofT Thnt FIfth Ward Precinct.
Tho case Of Dunne AFAinht the judges and CLERKS
Of sIccston Of the Fth Precinct nf the Fifth Ward.
charged With i.re9ulstities aad criutnaf1y chang
lng ballot. aftcs they had been placed In tho bozcs,
came up for hearing yesterday morning st oeiock.
Tbs ease had bosn postponed pending a decision -
70 whether tho Justice would compel the City
Clerk 10 prodncc The rallots In tontest which con-
stItutrd the main evidence for the prosecution.
I,estdea Mr.. Coleman, Col. toslyn, Of Elgtn. came
u sssist the pto4eentton. while Murray 2. Tniey
and DonAeld, swaxey Htnith represented tue Dc.
IUsrtcz nAtxss pRoosgpBp TO oirH HIS DE-.
CIatOn
10 compel him to- deliver over tho ballots a. evl-
denee. liz said that he had attempted 70 look up
H. st H:ss e It'd 1T ZEN sSs IN sS%fs @
bearing upon tho Issuance Of the attachment. Tho
theory Of nut Government fas thAt The ballot was
It By enAc,mena for the protection Of lhs voters.
Sec. 60 II the ehsptsr on sleettons ra'd. "Astett
IT, !; etc. sfs
fally pfvssfss sa!d ssIiah fof s1 moash.. ia It
The expiration ,oo Of that time ;ss ,a.tass af''fpE
.. saen t'me N which sach hsllo" may b. fsaa1.5ea I'd
r. ss: nes b I'll
Tfs seet,nn The Jasties said explicitly prevented
the opening of the haif0ts ofstheF production IN
thla wal hut It there wAs any authority At nll 70
open the bal1ntA, even IN cAec Of conte1 It WIS In
See. 60, which fays: .......
n @ fS ,sl;s e. !;
III
In ihe iaw witch allowed ths opening Of liz ballots
at al: Dut then hs quet!!on.d Il ihey eould , 30
Of Tho Peace. Any person could got warrant, and
no guarantee Of secrecy was assured. Iftt was be-
to.s 9ran4 ary Mae,s The preceding.
Il Justice coar where n the Me5o
wero produced The statute would, 30 act
q nansht; -or. y h. Issued the attachment,
r. cy cieik VIZ fotSSsn Y aw 10 tnsSss
y: tic t.alt p the Jaw b5 Which he 'the 'u'sss'
MI. cofemnn-Thon tho 5ustsen decides that he
hss no. Jurisdiction IN crimes II this nature,
Justice lfnIDcs-Yce sir. haye.
siltFc downright fraud, yon seem to have nn jusiss
ja.tieo 1lane.1rhs in,ary. 4 thsrs e my !ons.
ii shcv wcse moi, ~ they woald be rendered void
for any future evidence. There 4. no guarantee
n III: coloman- n-Thsfs j no @eaarantee that any
Justice ua1ncs-Thnts 10. VIII you ~ on Wttn
The casef
Af. Coleman-fes, slr.
Datz, asking him to produce the tally .theeu and
poll book. u tho Filth Precinct or thc Finh Wnrt
casc was adjourned.
IN TIE AFTERNOON,
sbortly after o'clock. Jualtcc lfaines office was
| aQain crowded with politicians from tho Fifth
Ward aud city otlciA,s when The hearing was rc-
| sunscd.
Nj, Hwaxoy moved to quash ths writ and diantM
tbs proceedings on ya1uus grounds. First, bc.
cause ths con,ululnt was mndo beforo IN. r., v
hut there VIA 10 nntntlaI Ecsl attached.
The justjca held that an ln.n,,ciency In tho com
| p,aipt wna pot a rcason for auashlnE il, aud III,
| huprpmq Court had So decided.
! MI gwazcY hold thns tic compliant did 90. show
| II wnx 6wolu b to.
" teeosntzaSS In iaT arfefise
Ieeaase It wns d conclusion and not stItcn,cni
, 1877-05-15


NarDrr"s lKagas'nt.
A, r,lscnps1 clergyman in Connecticut relates =
..,.1o n incidents aptly Illustrating tho crubAt.
~,,.mcnts under which gentlemen OF tho cloth arc
ast.n nJaccd, provided they arc gifted with keen
snn,eeIs.fon OF the humorous.
ru,nr the carly part Of tho sorvicns on Sunday
I, ,,n,. .aucy .looklng, frlskJ lissio cur npOed
,ionu no tho main aisle, and encountered hat
ut outallo OF ono Of tho PEW doors. l1o first
..l,ed Of IL cantIously, then hosed IL around for
!. mon,cut snd 6nnlly, picking It up In his mouth.
,hook Il vigorously. ~ THIS time several per-
aons had their eyes on the dog. and The eexton
esme tiptoeing up tho. tse In pursuit., willis
nnt,a at tho animal. Finding his eitua-
Inn uncomfortable, the cur trottcd lcfsurely mp
t%n ai.s to tbe platform thence nonR TO and down
sijs Islc. shaking the hat aIl the way with Gyt'
tnsf .sd a. "oG ~ )" not . dIstarb services vhs
fey she wess ,S now .s gyns ,1a
e;tSss lighted w by snil!c or distorted BY grin.
snd tbe Clergyman bad hard 't''grle to restrain
Hseh thc dog again and agntn dolged his parsnerr,
stiIj etjngfne to The hat, which was By thia limo
ony wreck q T. totmer ell Finally tha ,sar snr
Il les.s camo .inoment later. when. in contlna.
e ss'aS = 1v 'S1sa
nststy dettctr4 It before thV W0euE carrie 10
nisiins. aud like aash tho thonYhe occurred tO
lin hit to reAd this, after what had happened,
eonId not fail 10 provoke n1orslmcut both on his
own nart and Tint OF bis hearers. A tho btst
rour1e cut Of tho dilemma, therefore, he skipped
fhc Objectionable sentence, and none OF bis lehFcFs
susncc.ed tho ttue reason 1f his strange expression
Of rouuieuanto and falterfHE tone ut The time. Ho
hnH conquered, hut not wishlnE TO ehduEa eCcnA1
tral, gave tic rcxton rigid otdoFs for ths future
conctfalng dogs ,..u.
ths sdtie aouvc related wn. still fresh Ia hls ncmo-
~ smother adventure Of tho sanc nature OCCURRED.
country eoup1e came into the city to Eet t1afrct!,
tompanJlAK tae couple waA bsothsE of tue hrtde-
rroumI. who brought dog wllh him, tho groom
EsylnQ ono a,so and both ar,nv escaped the notice
Of thu sc1ton. Tic brother aeute1 himself lit
front pcw, nnd undertook this task at keeping both
dogs auict. Al hFst they weto In tho aiee. but
even,nhllJ tho brother lufe4 his own dog Into the
new, and placing the animals head betweon hls
laces, held hin fast. Then he cnteaFuFel 70 en-
tice Tic other into the pew by snnppHg Blu hngeEs
softly and uttoun9 low whistles, all ut which tho
clergyman could mos avoid noticing. Tho stray
animal would come a. far A. tho pew door, but
then, scclng t!la scsape Into which his companion
had become involved, would turn tqll and trot
away. Then followed renewal OF thc whlstlinR
and angcf swapping. until at last the Clergyman
could endure It no longer, and cutting the ccfo.
mony ns short az possible, ncd TO- side room
whefo he could give vcnt to hts feelings, Lie says
that since thcso Two Affairs hi has nesGs veuturcd
to proceed with service when dot was anywhctc
jp sJxht for It would be impossible for him to keep
hls miNd concentrated on his lulics.
, 1877-05-15

. il. V. lscd0c,.i, thu weil-known correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, IL toctotaer. 1lo
says that during his travos In tho South he Is In.
ylted at leaA, tho snsca year IL 'take arlak. !"
uc always armty. but politely, logs to be OK
euscd, giving ns As reason Tint he never lndulscs
In spl.tuous or n,nIt liquors, and hc describes In
very amusing manner tho effect Of his announce.
pcilt uInn tic aYeraRe Southern gentleman. Flrst,
ie looks at thu correspondents feet. then slowly
raiscs a cyeH taking In BY degrees biz wl!oe psf.
cyos aro slowly depressed nntll thuy again rest
upon tho ground, when ho ,*lcps. hnck one Of two
inon,cnt'o phuse, saya, with a tuIio Of great as.
toulshment. +Well, III 10 dahinud!s'
, 1877-05-15
ARTIFICIAL F1tu1T.R1ppN1Ha.

- ~ UWHM0F4 AIN$f1euN,
soss IL this time tho banana tEnde Il tho ttatare
81 ths fruit hoslncss, sud dealers are handling
nsgs qusut1tica Of tho West India product, Of
raacn Assual cargoss have latsly been received
sAA fIsil Il not always 1pA when brought haze,
, 1877-05-15

10 nuf hnn.fA, hnu SItN cJtnpoI! oI ahc0 WI CbHts
icsiimony ,han that wIieh viii lie ritrn by every
hons ode Snrth.rn arttlcr !n the snWsa. All We
for thensrte en and whose frars baye been aronst.t
BY ths soc,ai ossracl.n, outery - that they will
rcsvcs Richmo"d tla.j Knqvlrtr GDem.h
The d!t,culty Of holding the Southern Democracy
together has been tilnaratnd In North Carollna IBIS
s.rasr sssh II s ..
!tuu, md two At them were chosen WITH the ID Of
sGs. ss ~ s
ST.; 81 tsf3s5 9o%n:'fe $s"sea1
rhs Cincinnati En7mr<r's wrath 81 the post:
H. H. middle of i,etGbeI knows 70 bounds. i a.
luhes 70 the President a! '.t!mid. vacfllatng,
sssy sss ~ y,'.s ,ssss sp
snfots!na his ,po'!ssy. - rtor, tse seuths,n =.
=. iea1ate VI Ii, 1hnini.,ret.on. Hat Inc IL:
qurer. which has been melancholy Az case Of
S9%"s} i5sn"s Afaaia"e%s aai% txeds. xdsI5 1<n',
IT. H. as b rss psGaes s 4. had i'd
In which he has lived and .prospsred - be could
nowhere e!se In nv ~. countiy; II Il were rred
~ y: " M:!.ss' q .ss Il pi's'iss q co'amb.
VI" IN Ind indiEnant t % mi outraged people demand Of
President I,aycs tho Immediate removal OF their
slsndets; .ts!s Il t1adaeet ana sho!c .ses M from
bia. Surely tho irefident cannot think Of rciain.
ns saeh msn In sne posSn a,':s hs d.
Fisss' Fsep.'. e'0'Ds''-"o"'"'0" ~ u 1<'3''e'"
II matters not who the parttea wcee. alleged to
have been gnllty of tic assassination Of Col Gny.
~s ss et e ha.s esp
saain:. ,6o Iss!s;iy Z ~ isw; Tse osessIsa i
, 1877-05-15
CURRENT GOSSIP.
ll01IFfT.

DOUBT
when tho bfl)ows dark Of Fata
sweep across The shore OF Tims
rcnrlnr sorrow In their waycS,
with no g1alaess In their rhJmss
when tho bubbles come and 70,
breaking dead within my hand
And ace, far, far below,
Fond hopes alnk ID sight Of lsade
Then cannot SOC tho wings
or The angels guiding all;
And sink upon my knces,
And for suceor vainly CALI
valnly call, for no reply
Comes across tho surRing wava,
And no while hand reaches forth
From, tho 4tIllness Of the grave.
rvo no courage for tho atflfa
Where the strong o'crwhcim the wsAk,
where the sfnt1es on demons lips
rprn 10 tears or Angels check;
And cannot hsvo the faith.
Or1 will not try to 500
How my cross will Be my crown
In The life that u 10 bc. ....-
catcAoo. Nay. 1871 AtL11s G. Possaof'
, 1877-05-15

Tbs ful1 extent Of tho MotEctt Liquor law Of vir-
g1nia which went into operation last month, shows
that In one respect, At least, It Is 3 curiosity 10
legislation. Tho attempt 10 10 be made to collect
tn1 on liquor OF, moro properly, to determine tho
amnunt 70 be collected, by machinery. In addition
10 the payment OF the usual amount for license,
each basroon keeper OF rcthl liquor dealer IL re-
qutred TO hire from the Revenue CommissIoner Of
nta district an "AppafAtus," said TO resemble a
gas meter In appearance, ani formed "barsoom
Petttess e
Thc isw directs eac' barroom keet'er '.in-
h' tss Of zach drnk o.
whom i + delivered, e ,a,n she e.snk @ Of tns
On Il. a hss as moved pon
number for each drink sold By him. Tfe reVlstera
sre to be nrneetsa mon.ai{ md ii" 'a tnx mFo.sd
Nut OF wine Of spirit and halt cent for the sane
quantity o. mat Ths ,nt.odSsti91 Y tn'. Of tas
ono.thlrti Of The nte lnpuucd for diaubsyinz TIC
iaw). aud possibly also ihp manufacturer of tho
ps b
expccted 10 connivs ~ thu breaking Of = Inv, the
d.rect tendency Of which Ia to raiso the cost Of
drinking.
4 GOOsE's TIGHT WITH A BULL.
.ut.idlefosen tH. ~ drpus.
A hoavJ. .th{patcd bHli near this village. noted
for h!s herceness, accidentally stepped on ono
OF broad Of gosangs recently which stately
enndur WA holding watch and guard ofcr with
great solicitudc. stralghtwaY tho Randcr attacked
tho bnll, ,-aat seizlnx hin by tho iail with As beak
hls wings lhahcA the AnnaI'a unks With the great
cst fury. In van tho bull whcclfl around 10 reach
hls antagonist; the gnndct wheeled with him, al
Tic Willie retalntng hls hold upon thc Bnls t1!i.
telling effect upon tho bulls legs nnis hc falrl,
foarrd with p.in and .effor: AZ taat the 9ander,
apparently thinking that his n!rcFSaTy had sum
c{ant uunishmenL let II, hs hold. and the bull
tsUk 10 hia heels with tho t!veliest spenl. only
stamping when he rcached tho farther cofnos OF tht
lc1d.
A SOUTHERN plIEN0NIENQN,
, 1877-05-15

4 nsULUTELfsAfE ftsoM FlEE. WAREHOUSE
n ioI Wr1t AausYt ,sl4Ellk fufult4se. msfEhan-
dae carriages et:, l9Nest Eates money lVsAs4 "
, 1877-05-15

REAL ESTATE. WANTED.
I1YASTED-EAsf PAID FOR CHEAP TRADING
W Iandp In Iowa Or other Western stated Addfchs
H. Tribune once.
V1rAETED-nlJsINEss Fii0VENTY N THIS CITY
w 0f 81. Lou1s valuation at0nt sixiy thousand dol
IaIs ff0t Gnl. Must b uhlncumbsfcd. Address 7 ~
, 1877-05-15

F1,o nESr-tS w1SSETkA.1 HOUSE on LAKE
and plenty OF fruit. .Aitu house on lake shore4
fuvlia largs barn. ~ acsts Of lsnd. SO VT mouth
dgput, SIS PER month. DAVID FALEs, 81 Portland
H1Ock.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-06
FARMERS FRIEND.
80 u -- s
&@

Will stand this season at J.. B. AucoIn's
He Will serve Mares at the reduced price
of $500 for the season, and insurlng a
Mare with foal.
Those negIeeting to attend regularly un-
til the Mare is known.to be with foal, will
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree. Farmers Friend is s years
old. weighs. 400 lbs is a beautifully mahoga
ny bay, black legs. name and. tail, and is
l64 hands high. He was sired by Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
Bnrnap's old Sampson Of Hilishoro III.
Young Potonnac's Dam was full Hooded.
tSire Archy)
J. r. AtCOIN, Parish of Assumption.
ian.I7.Iy. L~abadieville, 2