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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

IT is not very strange that General
Butler dldE't know what TO say in his
Boston speech about civil service reform.
So far there has hardly been enough OF
1t to tslk sbout.-Phiiddsiphid Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
R.be,Iionfu Central America

New YORK, December 27-The Star
and Herald OF Panama says = rebellion
broke out at.Pants Arenas, which the gov
ernment was At first unable TO queli, and
was organized solely Tor the purpose OF
ex,ermInatiAg Captain Giuses!di, chief
OF the garrison. Tne rebels, sitter cruelty
assassinating the Captain set fire to the
buildings. including the hospital with s!i
the patients in it. They stole 5000
from the treasury and robbed ail the
commercial houses ln the confusion
they killed each other. OF the houses
composing the colony only about hslf re-
main standing. Total number of killed
40, with IA sounded. rs
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w ant W Ork.

TORONTO, December 27.-About one
hundred unemployed laborers waited on
the Msyor to day and stated that they
must have work or they and their tsmi-
lies would stsrve. The majority Of them
will be set 10 work breaking stones to-
morrow
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Gave Bail.

NEw YORK, December 27.-Ferdinsnd
Hsrtog. indicted jointly with VIM. Muir
and Joel NJ. Hayes, for forgery, IN issuing
bonds of ST. Louis, Mo, and of Quincy,
Ills. hiss given bail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

THE Gar of Russia says that the
dictionary i, wrong. An Ottoman is not
thing upon which can comfortably rest
your foot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

THE Cherokee marriage ceremony Is
very expressive-m man and woman JOIN
mo hands over running water, indicating
,ha, their lie may flow on in one stream.
II i: not necessary to add that the stream
never flows in the direction OF Chicago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

Japan has renowned s!l commercial
treaties and resumed its right - revise
customs duties ST. pleasure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

The French Government has request
ed Don Carlos T. leave France, anu Ee
started for the frontier yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
THE EASTERN WAR.
AUSTRIA PROTESTS AGAINST
SERVIA.
Russia VIII Decline Hediaiion-ser-
vians RepuIsed-Montene~
grin Victory.
EngIand's Encouragement of The
Porte.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 27.-The
Agenee Russo observes that the English
Cabinet in encouraging the Porte to fur
ther resistance by convoklng the British
Parliament earlie- han usual, will COM
pei the Russians 10 march on CONSTANT
nople, causing the pr else result, which 1t
seeks To avert
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
Died.

PORTLAND, Me, December 27.-G. A.
Bailey, late publisher of the Congress-
sio,laL Globe, died st Deering, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

Hteubenville accommodation I"sves
BellaiTe RtI s0P.N. Bridgeport at I 80. and
arrives at Steuhrnylll' ~ 6'l6P.N.
Leaves Steubenvill" ut : - "a. m, arrive
at Bridgeport az $50 u. M.
Tickets Ia all principal points In the
East and West can h" procured 90 the
Union Ticket ono. In NcLug" House, and
at the station at bridgeport.
Y. X. Ny EEH,
man General Passenger A Ticket Agent,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

Nos. sand 10 max" clos" connection ~
Columbus for all points south amt south
west at Chicago tor all points West amt
Northwest.
East bound trains make connections al
baltimore tor Philadelphia, Nrw YORK
and Boston At Washington CITY tor Nil
points South.
tWeSt bound trains make direct conuec-
Hons Tor all principal points West and
NlUuNrsi
Pullman Palace cars on All night trains.
No. ~, on Saturday night. has ua con-
urctiou Tor Chicago OF SHuduNkN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
Senator Patterson.

Senator Patterson's condition IS much
improved tonight. His physicians say
there is great change for the better.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

Col. GEORGE w MCCoOK, of Steu
benville, is sngerously i'll in New York.
When he recently returned from his
European trip he was much improved in
health, but afterwards getting worse he
went to New York to consult his physi-
clan. His friends there have telegrsPhed
to Steubenville for his son and daughter
TO come on and attend al his bed side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

A THIEF caught in the act has bitter
hatred of the policeman VINO arrests him.
Cincinnati Times.
AS illustrated by the venomous abuse
heaped upon the editor of the REGISTER
by the msliguant of the Rtelligencer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
Heavy SNOW storm in the west.

CHICAGO, December IA heavy
snow storm at Cheyenne is coming east
ward. The weather throughout the
Northwest is cooler threatening snow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

No. : stops at all. stations between
Wheeling and Cum hcrlaud, No. IS stops
AT all stations between Wheeling aud
ration.
WESTBOUND 7RAINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
GET Your SnOw.Shoes Ready.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, December 81
A heavy snowsLorm has prevailed since
Tuesday morning, the first for SIX weeks
Shipments from the mines are checked,
and the Union Pacific trains use snow
plows. a temporary blockade is feared.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
Shurtz' Mind Unrufned

Secretary Schulz has written no letters,
AS stated, TO Chicsgo or any other place,
i,timsting that he expects to resign at
an early day. He ia giving himself no
concern in regard so the movements in
progress to force hun out OF the Cabinet,
but is quietly attending to his work, with
10 intention OF givirglt up except At the
request OF the President.
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WHRFLING, PITTSB URGR AND RAL-
IIhORE DIVISION.

ON and afOrr November 9TH trims on the
WPS u. division viii leave Wheeling
Tor Washington, Pa, rs follows:
No. So leaves Wheeling Ht '.iu "a. ul.
No MI l.iO y. m.
Triu for Elm Grove:
No. NJ leaves wheeling at U.hb %. IA.
No sll Jiu y. IA.
Leave Washington, Pa, for wheeling.
No SOS leaves Washington at Huu u. n.
No $40 " 40 T.. IA,
| Arr walls
No. 4s arrives at Wheeling at lu.J a. m.
No 40 t.lu y, ~.
Elm Grove accommodation
No M arrives St Wheeling ai 10 q. m.
No hOn Is1 q. m.
Tickets To all principal points on sale
| At depot. once open nt all hours during
| the day.
W. NJ. CLEMFN ~, \. VI. of /.
| KT DEyRIFcS, General Agent nal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

The public debt statement vii! be
issued on the second of January instead
of the frat of month as usual
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28

YOUR foot.
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Things Becoming Lovely.

Secretary Evarts, referring to-day 10
statement published in these dispatches
rs to the basis upon which his trends
were seeking to bring about reconcilia-
tion with Mr.. Conkling, SAID that with
out denying or admitting the truth of
those statements, he could say that the
differences in the Republican party had
been very much diminished within u
short time, and that the restoration Of
harmony is near at hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06
Hing yIa,aSaua q. Home.

The Kings palace is situated in large
gd'den OCCUPYING n whole =. uare. This gar
den Is parsaIre of nowers "a sling be cath
beautiful tropical II, IS OF every vaci .jy.
Taere are walks haIisOmely lpiei, "a Id
everS thing l. Bks cot and fresh as tier. is
interior of the palace il eleya atly furnished,
and yet you sea every thing oea.s the imp !.
oil republican simplicity, even to his MAE
tvs dress. 90 one OF the sofas lay a BEAU
fui guitar, which would have set Spanish
be..Uty wild with joy. Il wa noldt- 10
laIe style and looked a perfect gem. TIE
king plays the instrument with skill, a ID
The Hrwailans, ike the So. u-aris, are
never tIr6 / Oh the tender and deliC ate s:raln
the guitar. BIT that which will attract
most attention Is TIE splendid Iii library, which
Is the pride of his Majesty, md the choicest
volumes OF which are often perus FL by him.
The King is what the Italians term Iijre
pcIlSGfOre, that Is, a pronou need ffeethinker.
All the great leaders ia modern sciencej, the
German metaphysicans and the iu IN ortaI
poets find conspicuous place in the ito. airy
the King iacOnically, "fOr they are tue friends
OF humanity" In matters OF rel gion aud
speculative thought kalakaua will a low no
interference. He is thoroughly imbu ed with
the American idea that every maa Ia IS tue
right 20 worship God, or any other being,
8 cording to the dictates OF his owa cOa-
science. The King interferes with no mans
shall interfere with MS. he seems 10 be
entirely free from religious prejudI, = q I'd
visits the different chuTcher according TO
the mood in which lie finds him ell . The
King is looked upon as the leader OF ~ e fee
thinking element here. He is not at all Off
cious N such matters, but he is as firm as a
lock- HoRctotu Letter 10 Sun Fraaclsco CtrORi-
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Suicide ar a ssf.ed yor,. w

liFE PULL o. HOFE AND PROMISE
shoiF IN A ByLLFr.
Jo'2 V. TSrnHun. twenty eight YEAR, Of
y, 80 I /. eli On tIe head v "a = pistoI
% Jay az r. On ia rDuNl nf a dis.s.nu-
.-tir houi- ou D. erhiue sfueet. ip "a -,
m B. - -. 'N@ IT,. 3 ard 81 4 almost t,,s-a,,.
y, a ihe hbt sv-red tha fu.-i,lar 49,, "a
e.i rtd iae brain. The incIte. re- a "A str-
NhhlN.t. c'> ti'f ~ the sr.rifn. syUtla nos
CuuSCsi ~ has ,rs oI crime and f,falifv a.
shocking in view OF thr excellent ante. steots
a.d social position OF e young m an. Hs
was Tie sou ~ religious parent who Soag,,f
10 bring him up IA = way thlt would msse
hi> iufure life u~elul, pro porous aud hanDx
tie was well educated, aud having ear,y
shown "A taste Tor music Was gwen the Ia ,s-
M 81 TIE best tuition. which resulted in h-s
becoming an accomplished musician He
Lao nue voice, Snd " = invit-1 - evening
parties given by fashionsbie people. He
also sung ~ church e. tivals and entert ain
menis, and occas lonalIy appear-i In me
Snoir 81 The Catholic CaJnedrsl. Until very
latSly he Wa a remarkably IA ant rOme Young
.usn, snd hls manners were engaging.
About i've years sgp tle totnmaut.. 4 ~ m
adlge 10 mlli dissiT Alton, "a bad habits
grew upon him very .apidly. He coptiDref
however. Ia o. ATE " M ne ,ple ~ fi,e ,,ir
Gle Of socie.y tn which IA tel Il. We, rrov- A.
Dur.ug TIE past yesI or Two "a a, a IirCi a
teputltlon ihsi ms lie him an unwelcona
gaze where ne p "a been formerly r, wed
win Cordial.ty. Hs grew Moe AM roe
1dlci, Il Ia dlsrepuiabie a soCiatlone. Men
AID physical d:sea e, brOaght sbOut by
lrtemperau, 2, l,l TO his being ~ &C 10. "A
sllort Time in an asylum, whe e. unde. ski
iul treatment. ne re- over hl> m entll "a n
les aid bodily bC Ia. Fo- awhile "a g.
- lie was i1ou>tT pU and atse = I % ia
mes, but toou werf h gcK - hlS old .Dts.
AuE .nE the az cure OF .lIS fsther. mo ''er ard
>lstr.s la Europe ab put two 40 lth % be
marr''d g,r' or tend years. o. .med Angel-
Ca JsIbn,, trc d..-,itar 81 a oarhp vy.lo
AN'u WIN ue. pt~eutS nu We Fayata
s -, ,',' ~ ba.is mar. -,e d,d %. I'M
Prove as morals. q. rrr women - q m MS
81, 'Hilou- Toe ios sl.fy "a wun.l he /. x hsg
I've quite no .orious, ard lre very N me Of
llt stitCi 81 -e>'~ fIr H ara Ter of the houSa
lie .ctn. a. ua.a Sen 1esp = "A gFrl
nam th-'~. IA keller, Wsp also sg-e by
tbt name % Jennie a l..aat.-. EFf. ia-..-
TlFu
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotionoer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY v,IUsulr
ZEAL ESTATE NEAR HYATT y iI.x =, ~
1ATkD nIREC1LY on TdE " ASHI,I;TlS
BRhNCH OF THE BNLTiMORg Ann uiI!o
KniL 90 I'D. AND DIVIDED INTO CHOICE
II If u o; decree { the Circuit Com. -
~ PF-Lt@ Ge9r<e's county. az a CONF II -
equity, the uI.i-rs <ned, ruGee viii offer ,,.5i
4 pGbllc sile- o. che premises, oa 10 eSUaY O.
ID lsf7, AZ 10 Sd o'clock IA iii far. NJ 81. tia
trNi 1877 CAY i-I'r saier,ia vaIusOIa tree % land
5o..'shihg - sc-es, Cd hen tbs las Benz FS1 lsr
u. .eiz= q sBt sses-,d
Tbs pr ? rty l. BOUNDED on one side By the Wa-h-
I'D sl'1 b; a n Of The baltimore and Ollp Taiir
tri Wtnla = i~E yards Of TIE railroad dem at
- ttsslliH- within tea miIu.8l traY-l o. raj! g
zee .F3t9i o. iac glTel states. rnl-e a pat
ff thi- as small but comfort able DIV cling nouSa
Le lIus;es has hsi ihs u0psrty divided and II'd
81 iGsO VIA lots .iie- - purchl- T. q large
y smsl means " no may with + p1-clase siflt a
NiS % ~ 81 ng thereon. al oil r. very inviting
NPpJrtnnly Tor thc 3" wishing 20 III Ike sr-h fnv.4r-
mems TIE land lle- hig7 and 1Tl Sithil "A F-g
aTls q ne SLadeu-b arg Dep q an w tz lall 4
a. EbboThO0t Of the Spa 5pri1y- AZ BiaieusOurE.
ne ter ms CI sale prescribed ~ tie decree are
cash Psy-s-Ut II ssfs GA he day OF sale, ~ -
residue 80 t.- rI-chs-e IN nay to b. paid in elu.l
s'U eats At twelve al ei yhteen nth from
GAY - : tle deferred Pa mis- t. b. Eecuc-d D.
Tie b1fiiS % fIe Tuf -uas with gritty to be
proved b tie ru-tse bearing ntereSE rom tina ~
uf SAFE. Upon the payment OF tire purchasa IN , Iey
AMI 1Dters l. tha Trustee i 31jhJ-Z % cJlvey thu
5at property 20 the purCh tlsreUf their
There VIII o. % biei o. the day ~ safe a pis. Of
IRE land al building lots jItO which IL i dvit-i
ard The properly will b. 1ffereI fr4t "a whole. ana
wishing - purchase are inVItst 4 examice tue
greml-ss q S1cI--- the TFu-fee
c C. NAGRJ OAR Trustee,
cc;i 2avt5 Jppr Marlboro. Nj,
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ETLETT-MHlTIIELD. Ga the 81 of oct,-
Dor. ~, ~ the hev. A. rs. shepherd, J. e. BAkr-
LLGE,'l Arlington. "a, 20 kagA 81 WHIrFIELD,
fYDf.r-t dangbter 81 the hvE. DeDj. swallow, 81
aan.I 49, "a, 40. L. No cards
EDMABDS-So Ma ON the Il Of DC. ober, is.y.
N hnsnuei church, B.itimJr-, by tie Rev. A n .
hEIau4 ia, a % I-tf1 ~ the Esv. Charles Al sit
JOAN u LDyARu~- "a ~ a-niu tfon Z, FLORESCE n ,
daughter % tie late Aten L. Lowe. OF i'rlns n
George 'nraig. Marylard
TKvLL--CHHA On Tussasy eyenin-.
OctubeT "a, 1sls. az .tracs 1t ths bride -
a her hr. Jp-vrh HEnsa-rZ. - fhs f-ey. DAWN
dts, 70. 70. A. y 4 ~ toe k-y NJ Ross ter OF
BA t'moTe, Mr. zhJ4EI-. ' TkpLL. Of Baitino---
AID Ill. NEE4ak r.. :, 4, Bt W 1ln ugtOa
lfBils irlph.a .pers pee copy /
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DUNOANsos BIOS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE OK THIRTEENTH STREEr
MAR l. SHEET SDITHEAsT

By virtue OF two deeds o. t-dIiI, OJe j tied IA
November "a, lsIi, and te oIiIe' dated VI Nv #
10 le36, the former e L.; 80 NJ To-, III
fOllo 23 and tire isIte- In SIS, folio = OF Ius
taId records VI ash Istp conn.,, u the ID .'ics
OF COIrilno1a, and AT 49, reque1t III VIII III
Oirty secursg tnerC b. IN ''crsigTied "a SET,
public Suction 10 the hIg rest bii,, IN from of
a ID: lsa1, n; 4 - cl OK p tnaL D -
Gel oil land situsted AID being the y Is % WaJ.
tngton, in he District { Coumbi&, sai <. wn
upol the g~ou1d pla. plan said city lot nU'n-
heTed twenty seven t21l, in -qutr- numOersI oa
thoUssI AMI eighteeH bils with tn ~ rv-Ins
consisting Of we'll bulit two story frsme hp1ss.
Terms Of sse: one third cash; balance in six anf
twelve months, with Interest at W. rate Jf per
cent PR snuum, scared bJ dred OF trIsl Oh tus
property sold, OF the puFchassr may pay ali
RS option. AL COW y1nC'ng al the cJjS o. puE
chaser: d pOst OF ~ Is Iu re- th- tine "a
sale. III the terms g "a not com led W itu in
seven days the Trut~e- the rirht to re sil
st risk and expense Of defs1lting pare .a,er
JUpSDN T. JUJL,l r..,o
sepG eOSds rLOKIAN HITZ IrustoSs.
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DIED.


tADbINIthN. On tie 5th flctOber, ISL, Nt So
ma flta as jEEBf SsTDN. n . s. ye. -.
lh" iauersl ~iu trE- piNJe GA cuaday, at
@ e OK, ft.m u rect, b.. esa ,. and stresss
10 t4t ast. The Trends OF The family are ressecs-
fuily requested 10 attend. Il.
.JERAER. Ca the eth OF % toi.sr. Ill af q
clock y. IN, pr. e. GoERNER, a. the 4Sth year Of
h>
The r lstiyss and friends OF the fanny are re-
- ecuy invited 10 atsead his fuaers RON has ats
Et-icrHc-- O. 92B ito stress Brth 1t, to-nOrroW
tsaucaYj siter1OUn, ats O'Clock.
OBITUARY.
fShklDCE. Dup>rtct .aIs life, 80 the " Louise
H1un," wer'tes lay, The Sd of O--Ober, l,s7.
s.,eE pTOtracted Aud pairfuI il'uess, winch she
b5re without "A mo'mur, MARsARET EsGRIDEE,t n
IL 1sIn year OF her ass.
la tie 20 es.ion aad constant exercise o. every
v tue Wnicn f0rns the Chsis.iau chs- scser, IA
putty "a pdrpOse, Lo -aty u noliae A. n the
PERFECTION Of raiSiOus exa nels, in ule acs ua1er
siiiIciOn. sGd selfish devotion. ia her ID, .nele n
wax through ilfe. sud m her triunpha at Vi ss,r.
ever ccath, she more tnsn ne faIl me sure a
human excellence, d has been called 4, maj -
wsri which 10 so achsAfed a.ons the .gassoos
IL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
|, BOWLING Auctionser.

EE'HUdAs DOW LING, Auctionser.
TBUSTETS, SALE OF A VERY DEsrR8HLp
tihCE OF PROPERTY IN 1HG VILLAGE
MAT Two STORY FRANE HOISE AVN
c1HNh SUITABLE O'TBU5LDISGs
D. v'rtre - two dra,Is q trust, s4e d4tef -
DHCeMtet j.. LEA, tie other dAret March -
81 $50, IN former recorded in IiUe- Y. 10 a.
iclio -, a. the aIe- f. Liber sII Iio fii n,
tH- land records II Wsh agtnu county Ia tbs Ms
uict Il CI.uinb a. snt II the rrIues; in xrirnS ~
fhe psTy secured thereby, the dar-iR1sd will sais
Al subtle a1cti11, IL froJt the prs1,l-e+ on u0u
DAY, October y, A u Is7, At A. cI0cE n m =
the ip Eit dec TIED party stuste in The VII
lige OF Mt fieasanl. IL toe county of Wa.hi oSt,r
District II Columbia viz. Lot number tWoI 81 IN
ctcn one II. Of :. r tsr ans subtiyiT zion Of W.
It5a-an'l tue ssIos being situate on PARK greet
Wesl q Pilt sJd cont lining about l2lr feet front
IN Rark street, by d"pih Of about lis feet me
above property Il improved by q neat two-st .ry
Z anne house and Otber oufbuildi1gs, aud will b.
500 as whole OF In paris, rs may be most adv an
Terms % sale: 0ne-hsIf Of tbs purchase m ,ney In
be paid in cash, Of hch $50 m be raid al lin,
ot sale, and the residue ia equsI ius,slmsnts FOR
~ bich the notes OF The prTchss-r PAYABLE aud
twelve mon las IL m ds Of sale with interest at ths
rate o. eieh > PER centun snnum and acc nred
by a deed OF trust on the premises. will be TAKEN
t9nVeyancins &C., Of cost tn purchaser. III the
terms % sale are not 'mp 81 with within ten ava
after the day Of SAL, ths Trasteas the
70 resell tie property at the risk and cost o. the de-
JOSEPH c. FEARSON,f
CHARLES F8kssR trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
sap22 Is 1Skort74S
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- heumatitm, not surstroke, hag be,n
the n 10 be apprehenfed by haryes:crs in
Great Brit in this autumn.
sS"Lelve your razors al home for fear you
m y fan on tem," rs the warning at tbe
end OF a Tenne>s =, dOrcd picp'c han i-bIT.
a[kaid George William Curtis: "PleaSe
give NE guar. OF dImson plums 20 lead a
iulere Il quicker D nay moutl and ate. this
write my name q Willie"
81 Mrs. Staunton, now under sentenc, O,
ceath for completely In the Pen e murder IN
England, save bIt,n 4 twIos wvfle la NeN-
gst-.
@FoIty persons who ma drunk milk
that h8 4 stood for some time "a porcel liu
net jars IN Camden, Me, were seriously
thouSh not fatally poisOnC last we tx.
~Russian d Turk, who ret Give, a bay-
onrt thrust. But, ray p0Dr Turk, you don's
appear 10 obiect?n Turk-"It IL the first
Into my siomach."-f PuiS Pr, Der.
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United STATES MARSHALp SALE.

BY virtue Of WI. Of ne.i facias, Issued ont Of
the Clerk Once Of the Sapreme Court OF tho Us-
triot OF Oelumbe and to me directed: viii ell At
said District, on THURSDAY, the 26th dsy OF
October, l1 q - O'Clock n, all the right title,
claim and intere5t OF the defendant, Noble Redm an
in and TO the de1cribet proDerty to Wit
The west half ot lot 20 square g. Washington CITY,
ments theTeou seized and levied IN as the prop-
erty Of Noble Hedman TO satisfy execution At lag
Phillip r. Pend eton.
,ouEnR S ar 9ogaLA As,;cIs g. Marsh Pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

A MANIA PoR OLD CHINA--Tae rage
among the ladies' OF Piusfield just nov Is 70
possess a piece OF old elm crockery ware.
In the year OF 1873 Loomis 4 AlleL. mer-
chants doing busine-- in Pttt-heid, nAi
sets Of O rich dark blue crockery wa q
made in Engllnd, be1rius a view OF the
park, with the old elm, as well as the young
yees planted, and the Ill FEM erectei three
years before, to-ether With the First q lurcn
Town house ara academv, b .rkshire hot ri
Calender block and b-.pist churct-the
border the prime. pal buildings vera inta !.
woven. Mot OF the well t)-do E.milIeS or
the day purchs-ci thea; but the breax IA e OF
OF which are platter. A few weeks asn n
pla'ter-which, like the other OF the larger
pieces, shows the medical college In ad iitioa
Athenaum, and thereupon passion for DIS.
sesslng some OF the ware arose, 90 that pla.--
have sold as high rs e5 each, and on Friisy
toe asking price for Q breakfast plate was
&c, IS being refused.ISpringded (MIs.)
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06
A Bird that Can't Fly.

A bird, which stands absoIuisly alone.
without relation in the world, Is the
kakopo or ground parrot, the largest OF all
the parrot tribe, beng upward OF two ss.t IA
length. IL has mucn of the owl IN is ap-
pearance AMI habits. Tue small lace a. very
Owl-iike, and al Is the only parrot watc :.
like The owls, has a facial disk Of fea IN arS.
lt is strictly nocturnal in is habits. aud Il
beautifully nOttlCt green plgmage 50 per-
fec,ly ha.moniZes with the Z. cen moss y On
which II feeds that il IL should be acct tent
ally surprised outside OF the hollow trees o-
burrows in which during the day IL s-crete
Itself IL is impossible 10 detect il. A CDloltSt
told me that on one occasion, IN the early
II Orning, he heard the note OF the kakDpD,
ana marked the spot. He carefully quIr.sr
the ground with his eye, for he was certa a
tie bird could not have escaped from the
little plot OF grass. lie stood watching .or
hall an hour, but could not detect it, until at
length IL incautiously win ket it's eye. and ne
found the bird had been ali the wdile within
two yards of his feet. Even then, he said
lad he taken his eyes off for nom ent. he
should have lost trace OF IL. Tue kskppO,
like many other birds OF New Zesla ld, h "
I'd power OF flight; but, unlike other High
'ess birds, has fully deyelop~i anl well
Termed wings, with good pinloa leather .
How shOIld IL have wings which Il cAnnoi
sse? On examining the muscles, il has 81
{ e. lou al u " thou .h fully deyelOp@d, they
are mere masses OF fat, without any strength
O. powe-. Here we have a clear instances %
long continued disuse OF an unnecessary
q. gan ending In inability to use IL. Tue
mOG e. cover the ground, and the roots or
tiunks of pro -trate trees req ire 10 be sought
or on foo; ard TO a night IeedIn, bird in a
SOUClrv wne-e there are no bed rs o. Prey
flight wa supernuous esertIon. AnaJo.a-
lcaly there is 10 rea con why ka6opo
should not be as good a flyer as any other
parro - u II Words.