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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

Go to heaven boldly, let men say what
they will. Use yourself to the weather
A little rain will not melt you. The
more you wrap up. the more liable you
will be to take cold.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

The Saviour had not where to lay HIS
head, but His scriptures are translated
into thousand languages. and the
grandest structures of the modern world
are the homes of His church and the
temples of His worship.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

Judicious. persistent advertising is tho
life Of successful business.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22
MCCLELLAN EOUS,

DRs. A.. r. BROWN Y. Z. LEONARD,
VNCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Of
~ hces at barton Landing and West Charleston.
VI. A. r. Brown at VIM. TwVmby's Barton Landing;
Y G. Leonard At Frances Chases, West Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22
FOR l5 CENTS

will print so Visiting Cards, Plain Bristol or Assorted
CoOrs and send posLpai TO any part VI the United
States or Canada. Address.
E. II. WEBSTER, Barton, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

NCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Of
~ hces at Barton Landing and West Charleston,
VI. A. p. Brown at VIM. TwVmbly's, Barton Landing;
Y @. Leonard ut Frances Chase's, West Charleston.
@. J RowELL,
N AL Barton andng, Vermont.
JE. DwINELL.
.OtAN DE FOUND AT J. Y. DwINELL's SHOP
u a good stock Of Furniture OF all kinds; also a
sol aud we'll selected stock Of Carpets Room Paper,
Picture frames Plain and Gilt-Edge Curtains and Fix
lures to match nice lot Of Baby Cabs, with Canopy
all will be sold low for cash approved credit. lie
will not be beat OF prices. Glover, Vt. 425tf
wM B. DODGE,
Z DWELL, VT, AGENT FOR THE CHAMPLAIN
Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Burlington,
Vt. Insure Dwellings, farm Property, Household
Furniture ETC., aud Mercant Risks. for the term Of
three five years. All honest losses equitably
adjusted and promptly paid. A 5-S
l.. II. THOMPSON,
A TToRNEY. COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR.
"A Al,o Bounty aud Pension Agent, lrasburgh, VI.
w. w. MILES,
N ago North Craftsbury. VI.
ROBERT GILI.IS,
HEALER nv uAnNnasra ida,.tats uhins rnrrv
IL combs, &C., Barton Landing. w.
J.F. WRIGHT,
physician and Surgeon. once at his residence.
o2-l Barton Landing, VT
DR. q. A. BENIIS,
lHoMGoPATHIo PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
|D Is Craftsbury, Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

c. RowELL,
A TToRNEY Az LAW.
IA AL Barton anding, Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-22

L ,UCCEssoR TO wM. JosLYN a SONS DEALER
y In Drugs, Medicines Dye Stutis Pants Oils, JAP
IN, Turpentine. Varnshes, Brushes window Glass,
Putty Books Stationery and Fancy Goods.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
ALEXANDRIA

WEDD1NG:-Last evening, Christ church
was crowded with the elite of the city To wit
ness the marriage ceremony of Mr. stephen
PutLey, or Boston, Mass, to Miss Ellie
Mlhers, daughter OF Senator WitberS. OF
virginia. The ceremony was performed by
the rector, Kew. Mr.. Dame. The bride was
attlIed In white satin, richly trim med with
Iace; ornaments, flagTee. silver, aud pearls
Inc bridesmaids and groomsmen were as
follows: Miss Willie Wilhars Miss Nam ie
Erench, Miss Lemon of Lynchburg, Miss
tnapln OF Richmond. Miss Coolidge OF BDS-
ion, Mass; Mpssrs. Lawre1ce Stabler, f.
Freshman. and Richard Windsor
SHOOTING AFFRAY-A quarrel between
Two negroes at Flshtoyn, last night came
very near resulting in case Of murder.
Inc parties in question were Erasius Free
land anu Thomas Washington both highly
c'i"rtd The dispute occurred in the drink
ng house OF William Morgan. AMI after a
few words had passed between the combat
ants, Morgan handed u pistol TO Frealani
and told him to shoot. Freeland attempted
TO obey instructions, but the pistol hung fire
ana Washington was not hurt: Freeland
thereupon threw the pistol down with an
oath ana asked for another one. This was
not furnished and he was shortly after ar
rested for unlawful shooting. The case was
heard before Mayor Kemper this morning
VINO sent Freeland to jail To await the action
OF the grand jury. Morgan was bailed for
his appearance to- morrow on the charge OF
being an accomplice before the fact.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
GEORGETOWN

ROCK CREEK Is very much swollen to-day
In consequence OF the recent rain, We have
bear I'd OF no damage, however, either upon
the canal or creek
a GOOD MANY COAL BOATS are now on
this level. and there Is couseouentIv a goo
quantity OF swearing.
COAL TRADE-Report for week ending to-
DAY New Central Coal company-Receipts
100 tons; shipments, 800 tons. Maryland
Coal company Receipts, l,SOO tons; ship
ments, 4eoO tons. Borden Mining COMPANY
Receipts, 400 tons; shipments, I 600 tons
consolidation Coal company-Rsceipts,5 s 43I
tons; shipments, 5.236 tons Total receints.
1S tSl tons total shipments, Is, $50 tons
GRAIN NTRADE.-Arrival. boat VIM Rider
WIN no bushels wheat and 80 bushels corn
10 Hartley & Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - OF rings on
Change. l, go bushels wheat: I,IJo bushels
sold at Silt y; 30 bushels sold at SIS5
Evening star., 1877-11-09

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-We under
stand there are unprincipled grocers and
dealers who palm OIL on unwary purchasers
Yeast Powder in bulk, or loose for the gen
uine D0Oiey's YedSt IOtCder. For the protec-
tion Of house kee pers and the public general
ly, We are authorized TO state that the gem
cans and bottles. Always refuse 10 take II
except in cans or bottles, securely labeled
The lac simile signature of Dooley & Bro
ther, the manufacturers, is plainly printed
on each label.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
PROBABLY th

PROBABLY the best use that can be made
of the space devoted to this notice of Hostel.
ter's StOmach Filters, is TO invite those who
read II TO inquire of the parties that have
tested the curative and preventive proper
ties of the article what they think of il. We
earnestly request all dOubters to ascertain
from such OF their friends and neighbors as
nave taken this standard tonic AMI altara-
tive as protection against malarious dis
eases; or ss a cure for ind igestiOn, liver COM
plaint, constipation, rheumatism, nervous
debility, headache, low spirits, langOur, bill
1ousness, &c, what HOStetter's Btters has
done for them. There is no testimony SO
Trustworthy as that which is the result of
personal experience.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED, patients de.
lighted, the doubtful silenced, and all who
have eyes 10 see, or ears TO hear, more than
salts hed by the absolute certainty with
which RGle'S ROHey Of Horehoiiad 0ad Tar
cures Coughs, Colds, HOarseuess, and every
affection OF the lungs and throat tending 10
Consumption.
Pike's T'oothache Drops cures Toothaehe in
one minute. Sold by ell Druggists at IS
cents, 1922 eos
Evening star., 1877-11-09

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6
ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he Is en-
abled to do his work In q manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest In the
city on account Of bis superior work. Give
him call-e06 g street. Punc:uality guar
anfe6d.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

FINING \ SCHOOL TEACUER.-Tne board
OF educatioI's committee on teachers report
cd, yesterday, that Miss Kate II. Meyers
principal of the primary department of
grammar school II, who recently boxed the
ears of Richard Palmer, a twelve year old
pupil, because he was restless, although he
his being quiet, should be fined fifteen days
pay. IL was adopted. The committee ad-
ded that there were frequent violations of
Inc boards bylaws prohibiting corporal
punishment. IN Miss Meyers school pupiIS
are compelled TO maintain a rigid position
with their eyes txed upon an object in front
OF Their desks, and for trivial faui's are de-
pr1yed CT their neon day recess.-[ " Y. Stti,
Sth,
Evening star., 1877-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Amn.rmen.s. Sc. Tonight

Nnfi0,OI ~ CoreI.-"Pink DOminoes."
OperG ROtse.- Dramatic, comedy and olio
CCmbiEatiCu.
Th<a:e- Co'l:91,e.-'.Tte Fairy Queen" and
varieties.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
CLOTHING.
Ready-Made Department,

Ready-Made Department.
OvERCokrS.
Blue ovERCoATs, fast color,
For SIC, sHs, aud $50
FALL oyERCosTS Tor $40 and sls
HEAvY BROWN oyKRCoArs 70. sIo aud SIS
FINE BROWN ovERCo.Ts
For SIS, SIS, s.o, aid SIS.
HEAVY BLUE OyERCOATs Tor sIINdsR.
HEAVY BLACK oyERCoArs from slot SIS.
FuR BEAVER and ELYsIAN ovEROosrs,
From sl0 70 SIS.
sCBToUTs.
LONG CLoAKs.
TALNAs from slo to s2s.
Blue LIVERY ovERCOATs. tas, oc,ors
For S22 e. aud $50.
BROWN LIVERY oyEACoArs, now Ia us-
HEAVY ULsTERs, from sstos
PLAID ULsTEBs for SIS.
BLACK ULsTERs for $40
CALF BAIR ard yICUSA ULsTERs.
yICUEA LIVERY ovERCoArs. sv.
CLOSING OUT LOTS or
MEMS ovERCOATS snd TALnks ror -.
BOYS ovEECOsTs f,r 81
NTorE PRTCE ONLY
Evening star., 1877-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

HARVEY & HOLDEN, 1Ol6 Pennsylvania
avenue ard llth street, receives today, "A
fresh supply OF genuine "Cherrystone" and
"Lynn Haven Bays the best davored oys-
tiers N the world.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE Neya

THAT HUSBAND OF NINE Newark.
N. j., before Justice Otto, NJ M1nday after
noon, there appeared George Hart. accom-
panied by his daughter Lizzie, who lodged
complaint against John kummerie, George
Dieirie, George Griener and Julia Griener
lOr cons piracy and abduction. The girls
story is that on Saturday last she was in
ducod TO leave her home on the pretence of
having tooth extracted. After leaving the
house she was taken IN charge by the ABOVE
mentioned parties, and taken 10 the resi-
dehce OF Rev. George BOypton, where they
forced her 10 answer certain questions. aFtep
which she was married to Charles Luty. All
The parties were arrested last night and held
for examination on Tuesday next,
Evening star., 1877-11-09

HAPPY TIDIEGs for nervous sufferers,
ana those who have been dosed, 6rugged ,
and quacked. Pulyerr1acber's Electric Belts
enectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermacher Gslvan1c Co., New
York City. 6,l8,ddk1y
Evening star., 1877-11-09

YOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcers. u
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THF BEST STORY that has been told on
the stump in this campaign is that of the
man who, having lost his wife, was asked TO
rice TO the grave with his nother-jn-lay.
Ee objected at first, but allowed himself TO
be persuaded, adding, however, - want YOU
10 understand that IL TC6S this occasion Of all
Measure for Tleo
Evening star., 1877-11-09

For THE COMPLEXION use C,TfeT'S Little
LtreT IutS; Ebbitt House drug store.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

The REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security Oh is that no
accident has ever occurred from It's use. II
Is the best In the world. All storekeepers
sell IL. Try II, and you will have no other.
Take nothing bit Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

CHARLEY Ross FATHER, IN his vain
search for the stolen boy, has spent TtO, ,GG0
his entire fortune, and is now travelling
salesman FOR an eastern house. He has
made 800 journeys in search OF his lost child
and says he shall perseyere until ii is found
or he dies himself.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

SUIT ON A S25, 0O0,GO0 MoRTG. .GE.--A de.
cree of foreclosure and sale on the suit Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Vs. the
Erie railway ard others, was entered in the
New York supreme court yesterday on
mortgage made TO plaintiffs in 1874 for
S25,CC0,GN0, on which s. 100000 interest are
due. Tie order is made subject TO liens Of
Elk prior mortgages, provides for the sale TO
bonchOlders If they form a company under
u e laws of New Jersey, Pennsylvania or
New 1oIk, or transfer of the bid to them
the sale 10 De In New York for cash by Geo
j. Curtis, but not until auxiliary suits in
New Jersey and Pennsylvania are Concluded
Evening star., 1877-11-09

The above Oil can be had al Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, G33 street northwest. sll,3;
Evening star., 1877-11-09

~Sweden and Switzerland contribute the
largest number of new members 10 the Nor
mon church. England is third on the list.
HThree prisoners have escaped from the
Jail al Chester, Pa. Two were captured, but
Albion Barton, colored, is still at large.
9-"Let us go out TO gather autumn
leaves" he said, and they went out together.
tCui Sat. Night.
U-General Pearson has been acquitted OF
the charge OF murder in connection with the
riots of July last at Pittsburg.
sRTwo negroes fought in CASTOR county,
=. G., and one slowly choked the other TO
death, while crowd of spectators stood by
~ South Carolina talks OF abolishing trial
justices and establishing the county court
system.
UDr. o. p. Thayer. of Smyrna, Del. lost
three children by death from diphLheria in
one week recently.
n1-The Co.rie7 Journal says that MANY who
leaves The door-open Is again trying to
spread himself.
~ Senator Mcdonald, of indiana, began
his working life as saidler; and Jesse ID.
Bright was once a laborer in q brick yard.
The more honor to them.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THE BEST PLACE 10 buy boys aud chill.
dTen's clOiuiHg 5 al the Boys ClOta ng
HOuse Of y Robinson & Co, 800 Pennsy'va-
ma sveEue. Their experience IN boys cloth
irg, as a specially, make them feel co1fidtn
that you viii ind it 10 your advantage before
purchasing 10 inspect their new, choice and
vsTltd STOCK Of chillren's, boys and youths
suits ard Overcoats for the coming fall and
NiItsT-hduf.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
~ applications in the male department and Q
in the female, making total of ,i92 m ales
and s5G females. A number of laborers and
female help were sent TO places OF work.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
James Alexander and Eliza Washington;
w. II. Collins and Mary V. Cross; VIM. e ar
roll and Mary Milburn.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THE BRICKLAYERs' UNION held meeting
al the chapel OF the Y. NJ. e. A. last evening
AID opened with prayer by Mr. j. W. Ray-
noids: The following officers were inst1t tlcC,.
J. j. Joyce PRESIDENT; j. W. Reynolds. wee
PIesldeh,' j. ID. Bontz, recording secretary;
Joseph Armsud, financial secretary: w. X
Dodsop. treasurer; James RyOu, sergeapt-at-
arms. a number OF new members war.
elected. Mr. j. W. Reynolds was elected
chaplain.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THE place to bay dry goodscheap; blan-
Hets Sl50 pair; carpets, new styles and
cheap: colored dress goods, Y, Is cts; black
Csshmeres, black alpacas, fannels, cloths,
sbawls; calicoes, "A cts. Towson's, Penn
sylvania avenue, south side.-AdUt.
Evening star., 1877-11-09
Heather Indications To-Day.
oFFIcg or CHIEF sIGSAL OTFIcER,

Washington, November Q, ts5T. (
For TIE m'tdle Atlantic sEd south Al antic
states, cod, clear OF partly cloudy weather,
TTtSfC1d IN fiIsf district ~ rain areas, north
west winds. riSiI barometer.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

a LIGHTNING CALCULAToR-NewR Rri-
tain, Conn, has a native lightning calcula-
tor who, IL given the years, can tell a man's
age in seconds in less than Two minutes, and
when tipsy can 90 ii in half the time. The
saloons keep him full for exhibition pur-
noses.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

BUILpING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
ior OF buildings A. Hanlon, two two story
p1ck dwellings on Potomac, near Bridge
street, GEORGETOWN; 81 800. VIM. Callow, COL
stIuet a brick store on Pennsylvania avenue,
pstwten nth and 18th streets; $50. Julia
~ and II streets; $50.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

ENGLAND THREAIENING CHINA. The
London correspondent of the Scotsman saws
that Lord Derby has notified the Chinese
government that her majesty's government
will regard the destruction of the Woo Sung
railroad as an unfrien6ly act
Evening star., 1877-11-09

BLANKETS, lace for curtains. snawls,
wear, beaver cloth for ladies' closk ks; gentle
mems. lad ies' ard chidren's underwear;
bs at.t!Iul double width colored (wOOl) dress
gCCds- only fifteen cents; cheapest aud best
6lsck six IN Washington; ali the great bar
gains nj Carter's, 7OI Market Space.-AdC!.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

HTEEs IN F. Z have been filed as follows:
Dodge and Her., trustees, to Emelie NJ. Dar-
Patch to Alsis Kramer, - 80, lot 3, sub. OF
Discovery. VIM. a. Gordon, jr., trustee, TO
Charles Bradley. S2,i15. lots Is, ca, 81. 66 and
=. square l53- Moses Kelly, trustee, TO Ma
thsDiel Wilson, II $50. sub lot A. square 81.
II. Smith 10 Mary McAulife, -, 800, part
lot q, square III. J. II. Lloyd to J. T. Lewis.
$500, lots 10 >. square AS. r. X. Windsor
10 r. III. Smith. 3 Geo, part n, square M.
James i. CaStleman to Ella l.. Castleman,
$500, lot 10, square 5CG. W. X. SchoOler 10
Wm. Mayse, $50, lOt % and part IS, square
Evening star., 1877-11-09

PRICES Jewelry Store received some
beautiful styles this morning fSom one 20
twenty dollars; No. i57 Pennsylvania ave ,
near !. street.-Adt.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

IHE METROPOLITAS POLICE CONMIS-
SIONERS met last ni-Et and Police Surgeon
Mex IN reported in the case OF the two child
Itn v no died suddenly al the Wallach school
building several weeks ago, hat Ciphtheris
was the cause Of death IN both c8SeS-causet
by the Unsanitary condition OF the apart
mentS in which they lived. TIE committee
Sgt. k5pLeT reported that they found that tie
officer Tad acted indiScrsetly in the matter
and recommended that be be repri naarded
and HnCd : % and transferred to another beat.
CnleeT Howard was IeI Ofted IA be Inefficient
fCI duty a. 4 IGjrOinS>n BY reason o. physi-
cal disability, and ne was recommended fOE
diSmisSal. BcIG reports were adopted. "a
lie cases ~ ra.5ers Smoot, IuSkey and
RCa6Tick, under charges Of lreqUenting bar
roo ms and drinking lager beer and whisky
while Oh duty, Mr.. BrittOn said that several
witnesses who refused TO appear had been
brOusht before the committee upon attach
merits, but then they had positively refused
Ia he sworn. interTogated, or To give any tes-
tin ory. They were represented by NT. J. +.
Morris as counsel, and al his request. and
upon his becoming responsible for their ap-
peaIaHce on Wednesday Eext, the hearing OF
The case had been postponed till then. The
comm lttee stated that they had acted entire
ly " der the advice OF the attorney of the
board. The counsel for the recalcitrant wilt
nefses question ed the power OF the board TO
COMPEL The attendance of Witnesses or To-
compel th6m To testify unless they felt so dis.
POSED. and the committee asked for authority
In The premises. On motion OF Mr.. Herr. the
committee was empowered to act under the
law. and The advice OF their attorney, and
should the witnesses al the next meeting still
refuse 10 testify, to have them imprisoned
for contempt.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

THE loveliest. finest, little kilt suits and
Overcoets were placed in our new boys de-
partInent TO day. Nothing like them IN this
city, as they were made expressly for our
gallon 10 purchase. A. Saks & Co., 3i6 7th
street. dtflt.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

SUICIDE OF FoRGER.-Robert Matthew
who was apprehended in Salt Lake City
Utah, some time during last June, for for
gerry of t5,CO0 IN Aberdeen, Scotland, and
who was transferred to the custody OF the
British authorities month ago, committed
suicide Tuesday morning. He sprang from
the deck of the steamer while en- route from
shipped from the Allan steamer at MuyiIle
WHAT PITY man won't let well
enough alone John HabbertOn had made a
clever reputation and snug little bank ac-
count out of "HeleE's Babies" besides in
suring good sale for anything else he might
write that was fairly good. But he wasn't
satisfied, and has taken to lecturing, in
which the Chicago papers report him pit.
liable failure.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

BURCIARY-AnoUtm midnight i-St night
1ffCtrs Marks and Hughes found the store
door Of Walker Co. corner Of ltth street
ard yiaI avenue southwest. open. and
uIon InvCstigatiCn found the store had been
broken INTO and robbed OF cigars, &c. The
Cffcers afterwards found two motor .Ous char
acters-JameS Plumsill and Andrew II eale--
IuTklrg ID that TeighbOThoOd. They gave
chase, ard PlumsiI was captured but
Meade made good bis escape, after being firei
at twice. PlUmsill. being an idle and susp.-
ciOUs person without visible means Of sup
port. was sent down 10 the chain gang for
ninety days by Judge Smell this morning
Evening star., 1877-11-09

GENERAL GRANT attended the perform
ance OF " III Trovat ore" last evening at the
Paris Grand Opera House, which was deco
rated " ith American flags in honor of the
Evening star., 1877-11-09
n CIICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
THAT AWFUL BOY.

have you seen hims II not, ask for him a4 any
Bos kstofs. Hevfll cost ron only 30 cents. and you
viii get more than your money worth In entertain
ment and good humor.
g. w. CARLETON 4 Co.,
ost1s-eols PxNishsss, N. II
Evening star., 1877-11-09

RID meiicated all-wooi underwear for
gentlemen, the best are sold for 81 at Chas.
Ba um's, iUs7th street -Adyf.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

CLOSING SALE OF sTATUARY. BRoNzEs
CLOCKS, &C.-There will be closing sale
tnis evening OF the elegant goods imported
from France and Italy by Mr.. Viii, at the
rooms Of TEoras bowling. This is the last
opportunity that viii be offered, and the
public should take advantage OF IL.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

CHANGE OF TITE in departure OF night
train .Or New York. On and after Sunday
llih irstant, passengers 'or New England
states, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-i-
more, " i'll leave Ihe Baltimore and Ohio de-
TOt al 80 p. NJ, instead OF 10 p. III, as at
present.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

30 Memphis, Tenp., is 10 nave eolfele
rate monument, TO cost 81 265.
e. The health officers OF Chica1o hava
August.
~A quaek has been sentenced In Rich.
mond, Va. to nve days Imprisonment and
10 lashes we'll laid ON for swindling.
R-Presiden Hayes won a party victory
in Wisconsin ard victory for his policy In
New Jersey.-tN Y Herald
1-Brooklyn's city court has properly de-
cided that a citizen who becomes or aga ON
the day Of election is entitled to vote.
1The man who carries his Overcoat ON
his arm can very successfully hide the rips
in the back and the faded collar.
1Wendell Phillips defended the memory
of Ser ator Sumner last evening at the Phila-
delphia Academy Of Music.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

TRIAL FOR FALSE IMPRISONMrNT-Tne
csse Of Brodice agt. Buckley was tried in the
Circuit Court. Judge Cartier, O-day. This
is IN action for false Imprisonment, and the
fscis ere as follows Buckley, intending To
Fay BTCdiCe 81, claimed to have paid him
SI0, and went TO him to ask a return Of ~
overpaid, hut the latter denied that he had
received more Than ~, ard told him not TO
tell such a thing about him. Buckley then
went 10 magistrate, who examined tre
matter, and advised that he bring n charge
OF tmbCzZi6mCnt. Buckly took this advice
ard II 2de cath 10 an affidavit so charging.
BrCdice was therefore arrest ed, and the next
day taken 10 the Police Court and dISml ssel.
lie iECU brought suit for false imprisonment.
The IlatEtlI was represented by MeSsrs. =.
T.. and J. NcD. CSrricgtOD, and defendant by
L. &. Hire and W. z. Webb.
Evening star., 1877-11-09

BoXN1oN's
FU r CES.
CAST Oh WROUGHT IRos-sUIrAgLE FOR
COAL Oh WOOD.
Tke most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
ever sold.
ABE POWERFUL HEATERs-GIVE UNI.
EkRsAL sATisFACTIOS.
Report on Apo,fs 0fpen af the international
EzhIottson, Philadelphia, Feor1sary IL, 1871,
70 Rtct0rdsO-i, BOyatOn a. o., Name
lucttrers, Neap YOTk.
'iu. cimpiicity OF arrangement ~ dursbflfJ.
superior heating power and economy Of fuel; o0s-
forming IN ITS naodss cp0andt nattr ral lave: the
SHAPE OF the furnace conducting % tie perfect
oonlbusti, u Of coal.
I'D. The email number OF copnectioas; their pod
perfectly gss-ight
sd. The large amount OF direct rsdiatins surface.
18th The patent cilnker clearing grafs, b. whth
Ashee and olnkers CA De removed without disturb
ing the nre-tsyfog dust and time. preserving q
bright clear FIRE with little trouble AEd requiring
but little power 20 shake IT,"
Fer sale by
c. g. BALL,
aue2 nvfs sn Waslin0ton, -. @.