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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

The CHALDEANs.-The Supreme Grand
Lodge of the United States of the Order of
after electing the following officers: p. III.
Carson. q. Il. Master; Isaiah H. Ross, G.. ID.
Master: c. II. Holmes, G. +. Secretary: ThOs.
Wilson, q. Orator; George Boone, G. Treas
urpr
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted nj all
prominent points. 10 whom hberay rcmuners-
tive cnsaiion will De paid.
Write for further information or send orders 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
P.O. Bor 6S:, Ner Orleans, Louisiana.
our erand Extraordinary Drawings are under
Beauregard and yu,,al A. Early.
capital Prize. 100000. Whole Tickets. $40.
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OPERA HOUSE.

TONIGHT. To NIGHT
THk GREAT TEXAS JACK goNRIN ALTON
Living licfs-s frVm the wiAi " fSf
1kNAs JA' -. ". omehondrrN, the noted
>cs.ut and Indian Fighter.
FIGHT Nj ELK, the " arm spring htef
CAIIAiN BILL. the fan,-l Scs,ul.
GAIT. JOE BRUCE. the C,alei.lafssl MarkSman.
TIRE PEBBLES MoRLACCHI
FIRST arp afanCe 81
GApT. =. FRANKLIN WARNER,
OF The sth New York Regiment. aud hS tslfnpany
niflatoon ilanceIs. snmcthing ana very novel,
Miss JENNIE BERTRAM. IN. Charming song
StrtNS.
A host 81 Speciality Artists. contributing to AN
nliO uuapprsrafhahip.
MI; JOHN y. WARD. the Irish Cumed-an ana
iul Dramatic COMPANY. includlAg ias Monster
Combination. I'M she new thrilling nraina 81
1ENAS JAtk IN THE BI.At n WILLS
Naiines'S " I'D - f1>DAl and ~ATI RnAN Al ,
y. m. Admission ID and Is. X ,>-rNr.t SEATS %.
extra.
FRIDAY. leneft ~ Texas Jack aud NJ he Nor
llrrhi. n sri an ent Ire change 81 biz. de- lg-gr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WAR CLAIMs.-The
House passed before the recess the bill prOyid
ing for the payment of war claims under sec
ton Of the act of June 10Th. 1874. The fol-
lowing are the claims for the District of Column
Dla included in the bill: Amelia o., Elizabeth
T., Mary Z. l.. and ROsalie f. Berry. and Ann
NJ. Middleton, each SO; to John F. Chesley,
$3.50: to Joseph T. Jenkins, 1928: to Garlic r.
Patterson, trustee of Catharine Pearson, de-
ceased, Sl,O13: to James +. Pierce. S6M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Interesting In story. Unique Ia Development.
Gorgeous in Appointments. Wonderful In No
chaniSn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

neon there was a large aSSemblage in the spa
ciOuS hall Of Jefferson school building. the aU-
tiience being composed Of pupils. parents.
learners and eN-trUStee> of that division OF our
public schools IN South Washington. The
primary object of the assembly was to witness
The presentation Of the certificates Ot merit Ia
pupils Whose record indicated superior excel
enct ~ Attendance. department and scholar
ship: but the sequel showed that Christmas
gifts We're in the air. and were made 10 come
down into the hands vi teachers ami trustees.
In This line Of business Dr. W. III. Wright. eN-
trustee. said he Lad been commissioned by the
pupils of Miss Ellie Dunn's school tO present
her " It'll a hIP copy Of WandeTings in Four
Continents" whereupOn Miss Dunnwas unex-
psciedly cal'ed to the front and the free offer
ing was duly accepted. Next came Messr>.
Ee'Side and falck. pupils of male grammar
school with an inquiry for Trustees Lloyd and
While. then seated among the audience. When
tlu>e gentlemen came forward. Mr.. George
White was handed an elegant coffee urn. and
The bachelor trustee. Mr.. T. +. LLOYD. became.
the recipient ot a handsome gold fobchain
ES-tTuStee j. NJ. WILSON, at the request of the
TEACHERS made a few welltimed remarks on
iLr pleasant relations existing between his
fOimeT colleagues and the pupils. teachers and
parents of the Fourth District and bid them
all 10 PerseSerr IN their good work in pr0moi-
ing the educational interests of South Wash
ingtOn- MeS>r>. Lloyd and White accepted
The gifts i'm the spirit in which they were ten
deTed. hut mOdestly expressed their doubts as
10 their having earned so generous token of
appreciation. A large number Of Christmas
preSe nations were made during the day by
pupils "a teachers: among them by Miss LYDIA
Riley ON behalf OF the pupils of female gram
mar school fine photograph album To their
teacher. Mrs. VI. T.. Martin also gold pen
Ia MI. FairbrOther, teacher of male grammar
school Altogether. the proceedings were
mighty Interesting being inierspersed by sing
ing from several schools, and all parted in ex-
ceiienf tone for the enjGymeut of the time
ignored Christmas holiday
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a62-io5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. below tie Ma
tlona Hotel. Will be- open free To the public for
The next thirty days. Billiards. pool and other
games: piano and extensive reading room
free.
GET THE GENUINE.-The genuine D51leyS
Yeast IOrder il sold only in cans and bot
ties. Always refuse il If offered lOos,. or in
bulk. liz l. the practice of many grocerS and
dealers Ia keep cheap baking or Yeast Pow
der loose, and sell IL for any brand that il
called for. We. therefore, caution purchasers
10 see that they get il only in cans or bottles
under the Label and Trade Mark of the Man
uiacturels, Dooley 4 Brother. New York.
CoRNs: BrNIoNs, &C., treated without pain
by DIR. Mann, 40 ID street northwest.
STEAMED OYSTERS. IS cents.
Raw, per dozen. 20 cents.
chesapeake House.
"YoU may break, You may shatter the vase if
you will,
But the scent of the roses will cling round it
stini
was written in a spirit prophetic of j. & f. At
kinson's Extract o. White Roses. VS.
GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. The great
popularity OF " WitbOr's Com pound Of ODD
Lirer OIL and Lime, " has induced some un-
prlnclpled persons TO attempt TO palm SIM
person who is suffering from Coughs, Colds. or
Consumption should be careful where they
purchase this article. IL requires no putting !:
the results are its best recommendations, and
the proprietor has ample evidence on file of
extraordinary success in pulmonary COM
plants. The phosphate Of lime possesses a
marvellous healing power, as combined with
the pure Cod Liver Oil by DIR. Wilbor. II is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty
A. b. Wilb0r, Chemist. Boston. eos
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prOstrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvernach-
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations Book and Journal with mar
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermaeher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
Y0UNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and gr0cers. tr
To LADIES AND GENTLKMEN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour.
Ing and Dyeing Esta Enlistment, No. sos street,
latest Improvements, whether OF American or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

nd Startling IN Dramatic Effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

OFFICERS EIECIED-At the annual meeting
If Columbia Commandery. No. , Knights
Tempar. last night. officers We're elected "a
follows:-W.S =. Fletcher, &c: Myron NJ. Par
ker. c.: DIS. Jones. C.P.: VIM. II. Browne. T.. :;
John Wilson. S.W. James +. Alien. J,W. 20.
I: Thompson. T.; At. LOngley. r.; Henry {.
Bliss. W.
Lebanon Lodge. No. = F.A.A.M.. last night
elected officers - follows james Williamson.
W-M.: Joseph Brummett. S.W.: AL. Davis.
J.W.: I'M. Pcnheld. y: -. Acker. Il.
ar. 1Ii,, 49, : a, -. ~ -; IL, ", 10, 49,
John VI. Fernandez. W NJ: Robert Armour
S.W.: As. Taber. wv: VIII. Stuard, ); Geo.
=. hTafit. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-22

YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and gr0cers. tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
SAILED

Steamships aboratOr for Havre; Anglia for London As
srl1a for Erl patra for Kingston, ia, and Port
Prince YORK Tor Nes Orle Gulf stream for
81 fest1n ships ChecOrua for shanghai. John rutherford
Antwerp bsrks Evening star, and Marie tor Bremen
Cupid Hamnurg Syra FOR Santander Vidoha for Per
Ian buc0 Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18


FOR LIvERPo0IIa Stet1,,h4s y nj ~ 4 Arm
80 u.p~v af,e.n Mrs Reney. Mls = e,int'n ~
. ril,fsr MILO g. po'.fanGe. T. boi "h Hit
-. a. .,,,. -rf.. r. nr TO. .nn i AtN a.,
- i-er v- o. ~ tu Jorn Du'ou p. , " t'ri'fri, Wy,
en- No. a. I rerli ur AM Nra! alaf i, NI5 n, IT,
= -, \. ,-,r cnllg Cihv Niss COLLINS. Mss Col
- AZ ~i.'e. ~ a. CONNIE, J. T. cons g. D. t'9lr
rfl-rrl-rn. SlrlU.i w N1fl1iir-. ME- "a ' ,,-
o. D, nar. NJ nsvn Mr ani Ms N O. iiDi-t e..-l
- rnr,c Ns and MIS- Cews lwie MIS- b'n,ll h1s
= 50 C. d Ine.n'f % Ar irs. John T. hlnnfb >, +.
troa Niss rvaus. NJ -. Y. Farfhawe MIS- - Ml7s iiI
-i-rsrr Nnvfor Faruuh Arson Nr. and Mrs a Fl en r.
S.s,eff Pow o. IT, 3 Gree ~, Efnlr, Z. tlfNiF, y ~
h Mics Wrns0' John Wafrs Niss Herbs t.rles =.
yfso Chal g. Havden frof tcwet MIS- hIiIrtn n,
II,sT,qn q D. Ho'lrr0k. NJ and Mrs = - How llf ai"
-. .-rysrf G.or.e H~fir. Miss Hvde W. iaeoh-'h
Iales 81 ard Mr. L. Naullu. bngene tt " IL, - = tu'
g. ma a.. IT. kfuHon. Mifs kenvnn tf'r eh NNN's
N.s ". lanE 800 Lew AlrHin ci Ii M
- sra WIS Iosrpl N.are the Rev canon Nuin,tv; Ny
,.rsD.. fha Row. ID. J. D'CouucE. D. D. g. "A o. hVli ~
,,.-.,f,1u An 0gff. MISS owen. Co don y ar' wv
49, ,rs b. Parrish. oh % and Nursa Mrs ~ Pats'n PTS
n Sc p.lrcc and daughter. Nr md Ml Pc ,els o.,.u
ff,a R.nshav ch3 amt srrvant. ur. lnd Mrs John
I'.rI nj and ,lr. r. la. Cd. Mr and M. ". II haIn
-. mi 1~rn M m0f1. Mise Cora NCHrnrY. Horny Is
pe.sr .ou Colonel Nfche ana vile Mi' hrchie
" n7 -fIrart d. HN-rut a. MIS-. W. a. is ssrii Hhn ttu
lent 3 sa'frruan ut AMI SIR ". Sears, two Misses
N..er percev ~by -hnDi crd Mis- ". s. smith, Geo &c
er.rqrt sworn fvn children ami mlid S.rt-t 10
Rev a. Tait A. w TavOr. fieutsr lnf Georee Nanshelu
T.-ror T.SN. T. Turner, ~. W VAL MI aura MS = ~
Yen rnrer Mr and Mrs fucrre Wv Pe1ss..aer, two
cfrsn am uad servant Miss Corae walker. Miss nate
uery White Richard Wllamson. W Wilson, Ms WOOD
~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
BrookIpm Real GslaIs for Sale

BrookIpn Real GslaIs for Sale.
nWELLING-HOUSES Nos AZ Willow-st.,
81 Hiok~si a. 81 snf 81 Nasssus 100 and lJ2 ihe
annie i ~ and 1917 Wnoagbbyst. - Latay eiteave
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clara 81, krg1kyn.
NOR SALE-BA RGAIN-476 Bcdford-ave.,
frfciass three brown stone house DO
Tt5xlo every convenience unexceptonable ueigOor
boud Appi, II. PHILLIPS, 49,
NOR SALE or RENT.-Will sell or rent very
low N,s s47 and s53 III o0lnpi BROOKLYN houses 22x
50 in lion * large ot WITH Fd~ vafd
saated ~ Prospect PARK inquire AZ
H. u NIL. S99 Fatbush ave.
4 OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
IL For manufactures. rehnerles chemical "orts &C.
block. Of lots vii buikhead lrunt also DOC i
dwellings, on Newfown Greek adjoining York nd 'rouk
lrn tei ms EASY all on mortgage satisfactorily improved
Apply 90 " l. BltONEh, 40 william e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,,,r1.rrnN ALMANAc-

ala So, s.s....... $40 Ciork slow . II %
f ., PA Mouu souths. 800 Moons as', days Il
h"'" r1,u w irfr ro.DAy-A " -,
..,sv Hook a.st Gov Isians. SIS Eel Gate. 7'A
' flou WATER To-pAY-P "a ~
s,r,, Hook AZ GOV Island SIS Hcl Cate 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
Gltn Rral GsIaIe for Sale.

ALREADY SOLp-Ihree OF the thirteen
~ ei.rn.f now HOUSES. which now being on red Al
low Houses go 26 feet n ui nr, - uV
$4,000 mortgages per cent send f9r paaPhet ,g.S
ing diagrams and 70 the rs DlGtIN * lD7'
MAN Architects. n., East Two houses 20 bet
DOR SAJE.-S2G.OOO for a magnificent
4sor, bfo, zoe house. 2Ox5s. lot 100 51thst' near
PARK lresc0ed cost 500 lO-- - - ,o, 81,
DOR Sal E-A three-storv brown stone
lfOr-sE 1880 lot lgxl0U; Columbia College lease
roand reAi % per 4shst between ON ana ON
o~aon tiesirstia and convenient vii b. soll ~
ir si, fe-,Hs easv AprIv to WILLIAM BARKER, Coal
am fr1u Exchange - cor bandit st, Room So
NOR SAIE-No. 81 Ollver-st., occupied rs
4 a. ctofhrcsrv shap ana DIV 'lne Tx ID Pertnlp
rorv sale - auction WneSiay, October 49, 80, AZ ~
H. Exchange sale -ToOm No II 3rOaiNay' e" 'I"
Until tbat tine NAV lie lad at private sale
' ~ ~ TIWARD A. IAWRF ZOE, Auchonoer.
I2S y. esdGay SeW-Y urk.
WILLIAM JAY. Trustee, - wallst -
dhlO nfkn 3 story bTOwn-StOne HOUSE,
- C.OttU Yves. 49th s.. between ON and 7,tayes
Anpiv 10 UIAND & WHITING, BeekmansL, Tor iuI
pirticulas permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
0be 6urt.

4 FLEETWOOD PARK, NEW YORK
"a. First Regular Annual Brs-Ts Meeting. October %,
Il ~, 10 ami 20 Horses " II De- called eacA .O
GATES u. BARNARD. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

INV YORK Wednesday. Oct. II. 1877
The following sales were held at the tx
change salrsrOOn today;
BIZ IT. ~ camp.
5st0ry brown STONE h0nse and stable with lot No
Lie Ia. 90 COZ 9''nse i'' $4,000
SNtDIl brick hOuse with lot, No 10 Iast IL lusl
an ave io' a 64OO
IN WlHqH q DIUses.
Ss0fY brick and dwelling house and lease OF
~ No sof HudSoH-sf, 1913 n thflst0psf
T6os 6enae, ceased 'or q years non may - 1000
By RichGTd Y. HayTifu
zc0 NV i sISsy S o G sS9ss Geo zensr $500
Bg JGBes 81. OQitcE 4 20. 49,.
ss,ry frame house With lot IS West e0thst 2ooH 100
4ltlaye, lot zsxlUOJ X NJ Dent. z'iOV
By a. j. BiSecksT & o0n.
Assory bnck tenement hOuse with lot, No $40 west
ssTss 100 9TH io' 5000
a. NJ james n. Miller.
Ssofy and basement brown houses with lots,
~" III ia, and lie East ll2th-sf, 1857 III Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
Cnrnlrn Real GslGLe FOR Sale.

A farm Of 1O435lOO acres. good land, large
- harm house. no IF for year or more
with privilege OF buying cheap Address r. FRAY "a Last
9th-st.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDING are
~ authorized sell 10000 1900 acres OF mountain
land near Morganton c. al IS ceHs cash per acre IL Is
aapt tobacco graiH grass frui, grapes ana catt ana
sespr4s!ng has gucent growth OF hicko We ,eli
gum ASH maple, cherry, walnut spruce hen'ioct "h
nine sc. ahHndaut ClIatr un,ui passed.
tevef tt- from 10" STATE owner 20 ~
hav. money immediately. r. j. HALE & SON. a. uiray 81
Also 1000 Franklin Comfy ienn and Two tracts Oh
gold land IN Franklin and Nash C0unues \. 9.
DOR SALE-At a great sacTiice.-A beautiful
il country scat. twenty miles from New-lo Address
s.U29 Newfors Post ONCE.
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near SOmer-
- Vile y J.-FOry all under good state Of Gu We
modern house. IL rooms barn
ho1se crauar henuery and Al necessary bmGng ~
gOof order roofs nelghborhoOd good VII De- so uch
less THAI present value. rutland < WITHIN . besh
ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
BROOKLYN propertn 60 tet.
Gonnltp pr0perIn 10 Eei.

NbAllIbu t'hpFNi u GU LIZ
AT NOMINAL RENI-Eligiby situated cot
y taee aud grounds. Of stable
forty minutes from EXPRESS trains, roads,
caag desirable travel House Nth twelve bath.
etc. lawn garden fOwer vines etc fayemeuts water
new and country ooyenences
combined, Apply A. ME-I ELZABEiH TAIIpN, Oh
neXt block address TIKI on E T.. %. Boz loi, Eliza
beth. y. J.
1--WE DWELLING HOUSES, thoroughly
L well built. with a'l modern convenience. now An
is1ng. within minutes wax ~ Mountain station. or
suge \. yhve minutes rom los ~ OF upper part
York CITY ~ express trains VIII be snl1 on
Terms Al lowest present tr than hall
what would few since, >JyV 10 r3,7ou
each healfhfui desirable place q rene resi-
dcnce within 100 niles of New NOrk. Apriy Ia A. BALD
WIN, 10. Ia Broadway, Room "a, New.lorA.
TI1O LET on Delaney NkCk-A comtOrta-
bly, furnished co TTAG if0 the inter months, 1" bed
rooms bath sc beautiful location and grounds " COW
rent nominal Apply ut Long Beach, MamaODeck, or u L.
J.. Box 9Jt \. y p o.
dt.kS PER MONTH will rent the house, = ~
~ ~ Washington ave, Woosde, Newark, from October
J. Apply the promises, Of IL. DESisON, $50 Belle
Vile ave. Newark y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
Real Gsiats 90 Gscnanae.

90 Dbom II man Concern.
IN THE MATTER Of JAMES HEATH. Blk.
MINGHAM, ENGLAND. deceased II the children 81
THOMAS HEATH lson Of James Heath viii communicate
win GEORGE THOMAS SMITH, solicitor, ~ Am 81,
Birmingham England, AT oScE they VIII hear 81 something
a their advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
forses. Carriages, 6arness. &f.
Gituations Wanteo--M alrs

AGENTS WANTED to sell Bells Trans
y n,ronf Teaching Cards" This novel invention caches
child 10 at sight. and SELLS readily In every
hucatlons from ladies' and gentlemen rB good f..Ts
reeeved postpaid. % cents O. Ott'ti
q RFTT Patented Educational Inventions, l'o Broad""y'
y Raolus Il j.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
Indian Surrender.

Eighty lodges OF Cheyennes, under Dr'l
Knife and standing Elk, surrendered to
General Cook at IL o'clock on the 21st. at
Camp Robinson, Nebraska. The village
contained about $50 Indians, eighty-five
of whom were fighting men. They turned
over Geo ponies, sixty guns and about
thirty pistols. They were completely des-
titute of all the necessaries of life, having
lost everything when their village was
destroyed in November. They had no
lodges. but simple shelters Of old canvass
and skins, very few blankets or robes,
and no cooking utensils. Many are still
suffering from frozen limbs 1t is surpris-
ing that they have been able to hold out
SO long under these circumstances. and
their doing so proves the fortitude Of the
American indian under privation and
hardship. This makes about $50 Chey-
ennes who have surrendered since the first
of January.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
.spET -

Twas noon Of the longest day in the year
That traveller stopped at Bluff Greek ranch.
lie vas hungry and dirty and-much / fear.
As dry as An average Sand Greek branch.
He htehed his mule to a cottonwood tree,
And brushed q horsefy or two from his flank
The mules not the tree s-;hen leisurely
lie ssunteTed up TO the bar and drank.
\ wayworn man in a buckskin suit
With rimless hat and grizzied locks,
His belt and his eye spoke ''on the shoot,''
He could give and take some awful knocks
But to-day lie was tired and almost played
For his ride had been long Ger Ihe prairie
waste;
And he set his empty glass down and said,
1.-The bottle asain-that was hardly taste.''
The yellow Hinged fluid ran freely out
Till the glass was nearly full to thu brirn,
When voice caused the mau to turn about,
And he looked on q woman eoinely and trim.
Her eyes were black and her hair in net;
Her face was Drowned by the summer sun;
Her dress was linsey, bat neat. .'why, Pei"
lie exclaimed, ''whar'n thunder did you
drap frUn.''
| 'oh Bill, :" she said, 'I've hunted you long.
heard you were AT Pixies Peak and 1 came
To lind You and tell you how great u wrong
Was done when yoa listened 10 aught of
| shame
| Along with me and that other man.
''Iye been true to YOU, Bill, as god above
Is my witness. And now that I've sworn it so
/ Will not ask or entreat your love;
Pve done my duty, and now Tli CO."
She turned to leave, but hungry look
Beeined out mid the tears in her misty eyes,
Ard the rosea;e color her cheeks iorsoOk-
As the coal grows dim where the white ash lies
The whisky untasied was left in the glass.
His arms outstretched and his eyes ablaze:
''Oh, Pet. come back. My life, alas,
Has been lonely enough in sll these days
That Pve tarried away from you. know
What fool 1--we been such troubles to borrow,
But take me again to your heart and oh,
life Of devotion will prove my sorrow"
She paused. They met. The past flew away
On the wings of oblivion. Reconciled
They wept in each other arms, and the day
That broke so sadly, with radiance smiled.
The whisky untasted still stood on the bar
''0h Pet. Inever will leave you more''
And the weary mule that had travelled far
Bore double burden away from the door.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
Shooting IN Deadwood.

DeadwOod. April 2i.-Th;s afternoon o
dispute arose in which seven persons were
engaged, concerning the title to town
lot in South DeadwOod. After some
harsh language all hands drew six shoot
ers and commenced firing. The result
was Dan. A. Badoved. of Eureka, Ne
vada, killed; Stephen Courser. of the
same place, mortally shot: N. Wilken.
slightly wounded. Another disturbapce
bv lot jumping. occurred to-day. during
which several shots were fired but nobody
hurt.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
PhNba Kicks.

Pheba Cozzens is getting more adver-
Using than any one just now. The para
craphers have commenced on her eye
brows.-[St. LOUIS Times. When her
lips are reached count Us in. -lBruns-
wicker. All right. old bulldozer. so you
give us chance to squeeze in one when
they get to her waist. -lBethany Repub-
lican. Well, why doh't you fellows 20
oni-Topeka Blade. Because Pheba
won't have it.-[Harvey Co. News.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

Laura d. Fair. the San Francisco man.
slayer, was recently in court as defendant
in a lawsuit. and . reporter asserts that
every spectator lodged whenever she put
her hand in her pocket to get her handker-
chief. They thought she was reaching for
q pistol.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

]. W. Tanrield. occupied a column and
half of last weeks Dodge City Times in
an able defense of himself. Tanfield is
the man whom Nemesis called a dog rob-
Der. and his well written reply denotes a
higher mental culture than either of his
assailants even though he occupy an in
ferior social position.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
YOUNG MEN

DAYLIES Great Mercantile College Keokuk,
ID Iowa, on the Mississippi. Nineteenth
year. About sixty dollars pay all expenses for
membership, board and stationery. Bookkeep-
ers. penmen. reporters. operators. architects,
surveyors and teachers thoroughly fitted. Rail-
road fare reduced. Good situations. No vaca-
tons. Don't faa to address Prof. Miller,
keOkuk, Iswn.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

Twelve acquisitions have been issued
by the Governor of Kansas upon Cover
nors Of other States and Territories for
the arrest and delivery of people supposed
to be the Blenders. If this meets the eye
of the old man, he will probably smile to
himself. Il Blade.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

The Boulder, Colorado, News, thinks
that if the Kansas Legislature does not
take the matter in hand, and make it
henceforth capital offence to arrest the
Blenders, then Congress should interfere
to protsct innocent people.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

The outlook seems to be in favor of a
bloody contest between Russia and Tur-
key. to begin within few days, and
that the attitude of the other powers will
be one Of watchfulness and preparation
for the events that may transpire to make
the war general one.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

Harry Murray. one Of the fine fellows
of Dodge. is visiting Hays and her peo-
e.-Star.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

Col. s. s. PROUTY delieered q lecture
entitled The Kansas Emigrant of ls56''
before the Kansas State Historical So
ciety, at Topeka last Monday evening,
and the Commonwealth published it in
full the next morning. Ii is surely an
historical gem for Kansas people to read.
Col. Proury is one of the few men now
living in Kansas who participated in the
frontier wars of twenty years ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

DIR. J. E. HARVEY. brother of ex-Scu-
ator Harvey. has been removed. and Dr..
Stormont appointed medical examiner of
pensioners at Topeka.