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National Republican., 1877-10-16
R-sISiing i,u OaiCrr.

About eight o'clock last r,Eht Officer Chase
of the Fourth precinct, heard pistol shot 81 tie
vicinity Of the corner Of Twenty first md street,
northwest. and on proceeding to the 'put he found
the house of Archie Fletcher On lhoi corner sur
rounded by n ,Iisorlrriy crowd ,F!,,. hrr. WIN T.
known to the police as rough, tuIu me "nIG'F ilh
onicor said that Fletcher would have % =" Imnauy
him 10 Ihe station hullsc which tho latter refused
IN do, chase caught hold OF him he re s,,lch and
n number OF his companions uaulc 10 !ls hssis
snrc Wnd lhrrStrnol 10 take him I1m the "ticcr
Chase drew his revolver and k'pt the crow T. some
succeeded In laUduG Fletcher In tie station hnlrr
Al the station Fletcher was very abusive, lG wa
locked up for hearing before Judge smell 'hi
morning
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The Central Temperance Organization.

The second meeting of this association was
held In the rct'lre-rn"m Of the Young Mems Chris-
tian Association last evening, Rev. Dr. Grey occu.
rying the chair The committee appointed at the
last meeting t. draft constitution and hy-lswS
submitted the same, which was adopted. The io.'
lowing committees were thea appointed
ENcrutiy,s-Rrv +, II. Gray. Mai. II. 4. Hell
Thomas r. Morgan Warren on ate. DR. Mckhm, !,
u punniug. DR.. Wills. Dr. ppmcr George Savage
+ N Er,d,ey, u. r Holloway. W, II. Chase, ". II,
Unwcs " n Norton and Mrs. Julia NJ Church.
Financc--Dr MCkim, j. e. Parker, W. q. Perry
Richards, 4. +, Fox, john Richmond and Mrs.
N. W Connolly.
Crrdcnrnls--J. Il. Dunning, J. X, Bridges and :,
IN. Ncnlman;
PrintinE-W. II. Norton. J. X. Mclean and
Walter DrummOnd.
Congressional LcEilaton-Dr. David Wills, Rcv
| r. G. Mcrrlrk u, +. Holloway. Rev. r. .. Powers
W Il IIawcs. John Il. Bradley, A. e. Constantine
| 4 VI ERuuus aud Mrs Julia NJ Church.
| Public MCCtincs-Dr. DOmCr, J Il. MAh"ney. Rev
Mason Noble. { Y. Nyc. ". H. champion, Mrs X
| VI IIarwCr aud Mrs 4. LinyiS.
| Erarlutinus--D T. lInllnwny ", Dubois A. q
| Holland. II. NJ Howard ard Rcv. e. C. MeadOr,
| The CurInillce Oh Public Meetings announced
| that Monday October -. had been agreed upon n
| the date for h"dlhgR mass meeting IN Lincnil
| Hall 10 Advance the CuuSe of temperance and thn
| eminent speakers had promised To be- IN attendance
! The following rpsO'ut on was then adopted
| Rta1loi That the total abstinence pledge h
| presented for signature at the mass meeting, on,
that siuTcrS thereto MISC 10 requested TO refuse an
| Irtltiun for n liquor liCcnSc.
| II was alsO proposed that the COngrcssi0n0
| TcmpcrnuCc Society Lc invited TO scEd delegate
| To the organization. which was agreed to.
| Major Hall aud Others made stirring addrcSses II
| favor Of a prphihitnry law being passed by Con
| gtcss after which the meeting adjourned
|
National Republican., 1877-10-16
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
A Visiting Georgetown Delegation.


Messr. John Marbury, Anthony Hanlan
Thomas Knowles, James T. Lydanc and DR.. Charles
Becker, committee representing the citizens and
property holders Of Georgetown, waited on the
Commissioners yesterday and asked that High
street, bctween Bridge aud West be paved with
the Belgian bloch: Tho gentlemen informed the
District officials Of the bud condition OF that thor
oughare, stating that the trade s fast being driven
from IT and that they fear u will become totally
ns McS S ne coming wSr $ Tho Inc If thc
Improvement but informed the delegation that
they were powerlcss In granting the request, as
they were without the means. They suggested
that the parties most Interested cover over the de-
caycd wood blocks with gravel for temporary use
until such time as the District treasury Will admit
OF making the Improvement asked Tor. 1hls was
the best that could be done.
FRIENDLY DISPOSED TOWARD THE DISTRICT.
an interview with Hon. Alexander H. stephens,
At his hotel for the purpose Of having hit present
the petition of the lcttcrcarrcrs for an increase oi
pay to the House Of Representatives This being
disposed Of the conversation turned upon District
matters, when Mr. stephens stated that he had
formerly when IN Congress always been friendly
cate for the appropriation for bringing the Potomac
water into the District, and he is now disposed 70
make such appropriations as are needful In public
improvements and IN making this city worthy the
capital of the nation He saw no reason for chang
ing his hitherto friendly course towards this Dis
trct
MINOR NOTICE.
Tho auditor yesterday passed six bills, aggre'
eating 81 .l22l0.
A pardon has been granted by the Commission
crs to T. II. Elliott, who was fined 500 or in de
~ III GO DAYS In Jail, for doing business as com
mercial agent without taking out Il license.
The workmen under McSsrs Davis 4 Murphy
contractors for rebuilding the Tiber arch OH North
Capitol street, struck yesterday for their wages
which have been overdue for some time
James Reynolds has been awarded the con
tract to put III scwer.trap at the corner Of Thir
tccnh and Q streets northwest and resctting curl
on alley entrance on Twenty first street, between
l. Snd NJ streets northwest.
AThe inspector of buildings has issued the follow
ing permits to build: Seventh Baptist church, 5
street between sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
Sl,DO. l.. I. Chapman. eight two.story brick
houses street. between First and Second street:
northeast: s22dOO. Vim. Brewer, two.stOry brick
Frederick street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Georgetown: $500. J. C. Miller, repai
two.story porch $50.
The following work has been ordered and pro
posals invited. which viii be opened at noon 10.
day: For filling the bed Of old Tibcr creek passinl
through Jackson alley In square 677 to the prcsen
grade Of the alley; also for filling Sixth stree
north, between First and North Capitol streets. :,
the fow line of the sewer also for the construction
| Of a bridge at Chase road near Lincoln avenue
tcountyD and q culvert on the Fourteenth stree
| road near Pincv Branch.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

The arrangements Of Company A for their
visit to Richmond, Va, have been completed, and
the indications are that they will not only be ac-
companied by many friends, but that they will re.
ccvc q hearty welcome at the capital of the State
Of Virginia. They will leave here by special trnn,
on the night Of the 3lst via the Baltimore and Po
tomac and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Puto.
mac roads, and make the distance IN five hours or
less reaching Richmond ut Blk the following morn
ing. Preparations are already being made tn re-
ceive them. Last Saturday night Company +. lst
Virginia regiment, whose guests they will be while
soiGurning In the city of Richmond. held u meeting
to consider some prclimlnarcs with reference to
the visit, and appointed the following committee
to arrange for their reception and entertainment,
viz; Lieut. r. IL Gillian and Priyates Clark ScssOn.
Harvey aud Taylor Mr.. A. Saks, y member Of
Company A, who has n branch clothing house In
Richmond, has rendered the company the entire
second floor Of his establishment for temporary
armOry and lodging place, and the generous offer
has been accepted. The companies In Richmond
are at work pcrfeCtlug themselves In the manual
and hOpo to he perfect when the time for the com.
pctive drill arrives which vii be one Of the fca.
lures at the annual State fair. company from
Norfolk will also enter for the prize.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Opening of the Washington Branch on
Wednesday, October II.

Opening OF the Washington Branch ON
Wednesday, October II.
The Washington patrons of the celebrated
Pnais Royal corner Of Broadway and Fourteenth
street, New York, have become so numerous that
for their accommodation the proprictOrs have
established branch in this city. occupying the
Il re IN the Shepherd building fronting upon Penn.
sylvanin avenue. The opening will take place to-
The ralas Royal of New York has become celc-
brnted Tor the elegance and novelty of the fancy
will be reflection OF the New York establishment
visit To the fine store In the Shepherd building
will he well repaid and ladies especially arc urged
to inspeCt the beautiful goods that will be exhibited
| ut the opening tomorrow.
| The store recently occupied by A. r. Shepherd 4
Co. has been rctittcd and arranged for It's present
occupants. For uniqucncss, novelty and beauty Of
| finish AMI design the goods displayed in the cases
surpass anything ever exhibited In this city. The
| stock consists Of fancy toilet articles, articles Of
rifH laces and novelties from Paris. When In.
spcrtng thegoodS one might imagine himsel in the
Nuli,lor Of All empress Toilet articles of exquisite
pattern, worked in ivory aud tortoise shell form an
interesting part Of the goods offered for sale One
would hardly think 1t possible that fan could he
made 50 beautiful as some of those In the collec.
| ton.
Among the novelties arc articles of jcwclry
| worked in ivory, tortoise shell and flagrce There
| after new designs. The laCes are of the finest de
scrlptior. aud the patterns are lovely. Among the
unique articles are lRhieS watches to he worn sls,
pended to the het with cases Of ivory and tort lisc
shell one of the mOst novel designs in ihncy
goods exhibited is the insertion Of time pieces ii
fans. card-caseS. and other articles with miniature
wntrl-mccs. The stock Rlsn includes perfImcry
ladies tCnrR aud innumCrtblr articles which are
quite necessary to complete lgdys toilet. Many
OF these things are Of the latest fashion. freshly i'm
ported from Paris, and have become "ul the rage
In New York.
THE Paal, Royal kid glove is the speciality of tn,
House, They are made uftcr all patterns
from the plain onc.buttOn glove 10 III,
| gauntlet glove with eighteen buttons Thes,
| gloves are noted for their beauty y
fnrh and excellence OF fit The establishment
of this branch OF the Palns Royal in this city viii
lie hailed with pleasure by many who have beer
In the habit Of buying in New York Persons VIII,
desire to make prescntS can find no finer G'sort
mcnt or greater variety 10 select from than tina
which will he exhibited at to ,morrow's opening.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The Assault on Charles Draegcr.

Thomas Fitz, one Of the men who entered
the grocery store Of Mr.. George DrocGer corner oil
Second and II streets northeast last Friday eycL.
ing and who hrutuily assaulted Charles DrNCccI
by striking him In the fnreheRd with four pound
weight, trnrturing his skull has net yet been NJ
rested. At II mic hour last night Mr.. DrHcWr was
lying In u critical condition. He wHs drliriUUq al
day Yesterday and last night. Little hope l. enter
inin ed for lii rCrLYrrN.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The Y. NJ. c. A. BmilhIng.

The board Of managers of the Young Mems
Christian Association hcld meeting last evening
IN their pRrlprs tp consider the relations Of the
association with the Joint stock company. The
meeting was entirely harmonious and the report Ui
the committee. recommending that the association
continue IN the building, was adopted AFTER con
siderable discussion, For some time There has
been an cmhWrrU'>iuE misunderstanding between
the iOnt stock Cu'uImuv WIN own the building
and the Young Mem Christian Association aud
II appeared not unlikely Ia g. the association would
leave the building. iy III" action last night liar
mnny was restored between the two organizations.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

The uptown aud downtown bank clerks played
4 game Of hnsc ball ON the grounds corner of Ninth
and streets northwest yesterday afternoon, nid
after a stubborn contest the ups proved too
much for the downs the score heing - to I.
The kryNtunc trut;ed out a curve pitcher AGAINST
The " niunCutnl yesterday and sent them 10
ChlrngO in AZ cigh' Inning game, the score stand
ing II too. The contest took place " III" White
Lnt in the pr,~cucc Of an immense throug of col
orcd buse ball patrons.
This nftrrn1"u the Creighton will play III"
,;rnurtnwu College nine on the college ground AZ
$50 o clock 4 coach vii. leave the club rooms At
. O'r.o"k sharp
The tiurGl play the Eagle the first "fa series 81
exhibition gnnips on the olympic grounds THIS
sCternonu nj 33A o'clock. and rs these clubs are
the leading contestants fr championship honnrs
| close game may be expected.
ELSEWHERE.
| ISDIANAroIIs, Oct. l5.-I.ruisvlle, L IndiNnal'o
| lis, u.
| CNIcAGo Oct 1i.-Chicagls 0; Bo,t0ns. |.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The philharmonic Society.

The Philharmonic Socicty Of this city met
last evening NJ the Office Of Mr. e. NJ. Parks, Scy.
enth street and Orguui2cd for tho season by elect
ing Mr.. L II. SRylor president Il. II. Willctt, Vice
president. - Pratt. >ncrcHry e. Sturrs. urasurr:
DR. J. p. Garfield, musical conductor; Josiah Bel,
lows, librarian: aud Mc'ers. e. ". Parks. \ l..
lockwood and 4. Gage. executive commute.
The society prppO q IT, meet NJ ,hvir Old quarter IN
the Congregational chdrch and take MP the ora
torio Of III iah or some uihur nf their ,rr orEto.
rios and reEdcr them this winter in their usual
IL
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Miller & Jones.

Attention is invited to the advertisement Of
Miller n Jones proprictors Uf the National Theatre
Billiard Palace and sample Room. The billiard
department has been rcHttNd throughout. and the
bnr IL stocked with the finest brands Of liquors and
cigars. Gentlemen wishing to spend pleasant
evening should give them Il call.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
A CIIIID's suit at $40
ESEMAS. Bros, corner Seventh and streets
Dcylin a Co,

Dcvlin a Co.
Gentlemen who desire TO obtain elegant and
nCat.lttng clothing at reasonable prices should
visit the Washington headquarters Of Dcvin & Co..
nt l3lD street northwest. Devlin & Co house in
New York is known as the leading custom order
and fine clothing house. They Offer the same nd:
get in New York. They offer for the approaching
season stock of piece goods uncqualed for their
elegance and novelty. The American yoke shirts,
which have become justly celebrated, arc a spc.
calty of this firm
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The National.

One of Shakcsparc's greatest plays, King
Henry v was presented last night to large and in
tclligcnt audience. II was admirably placed upon
the stage The celebrated actor. George RignOld,
young handsome, wcll-built gentleman, assumed
tie character Of King. His performance was
marked hy calm. cool. unrullleh dignity, which
gave him right royal micn, lie has much natu
rul fitness for the imIterS"uatiOu Of such chnrac
ter Nothing like EtRgIneSs is suggested by him
lie moves aud is the brave tcnicr-hcUrtcd, con-
,iIcrrtc Kiug. who loves nu innocent practical
Inkc = thrilled by poetry md great deeds and ha'
u .rpul faith In the King pi Kings. 1t was IN nl!
respects u very noble pcrspEGtiOn, and should
crown the actor with well deserved hulcls. There
are altogether, nearly 2h people Rctprs-nclr ssC'
and uduuriIar.cs-cugngCd dGring the evening IN pre-
,rutiug this play Want of space Ht this time pre-
vents Us from rcmarkimg about the performance NJ
lhr lad .cs md gentlemen associated with Mr II Z
mold In the presentation uC the play suffice i Il
Nv they all hi remarkably well lat night kinl
Henry will be repeated this evening
The Opera House.
This pleasant place of resort was crowded
last night. Milton Mobiles with his combination
troupe, appeared for the first time In the highly
sensational drama Of The PhmniX." The eutir
| lcIiurmGnCc wns u success, and the audience wa
| evidently much delighted. In addition to thl
play, thCe was full line Of various speCIalties
which added to the attractions Of the perform
GRce,
National Republican., 1877-10-16
The National Hotel.

The National hotel, corner of sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, has been
newly furnished Throughout a"d the patronage Of
the travelling public IS rcsTcctfully solicited Rs
nothing will be LEFT uUdone by the proprictors.
Mcssrs Tcnney Co, 70 provide for the comfort Oi
their rucsts
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Opening at Mrs. c. Kings.

Mrs. C. King invites her patrons and tho
public to the opening today, Of French pattern
hats and bounctN and the novelties in millinery, al
her store No ~! Pennsylvania avenue, (sOuth si'ic
A beautiful assortment of goods Of the latest i'm
pOrta.iOn, has been selected expressly for this
market and will be offered at remarkably low
hrirps
National Republican., 1877-10-16
BUSINESS SUITS from $40 to SO
NOAH WALKER 4 Co.. 625 Penna. avenue.
NEW 4DVERTISEMEST

Rooms on Sixth street.
Nice rooms on q street.
Metropolis Savings Bank
Furnished house for rent.
j. J. Hogan, oyster dealer.
Desirable rooms on + street
Rooms on Twelfth street for rent.
II. II. Stincmctz, halter and furrcr.
TurcO Russian and sulphur baths.
Rooms and board near the Capitol
House on 7 street for sale at auction.
Range aud nIrnRce-wOrkers wanted.
Handsomely. furnished rooms on street
Miller d Jones, dealers In wines and cigars
Cigars and tobacco at George W. Cochran 4 Co.'S
National hotel, Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Fall and Winter Clothing.

To meet the popular demand for good cloth NJ
to order AT low prices, Devlin 4 Go. have or
ganilrd Especial order department. in which the.
make elegant business and half dress suits Ia Ordc
at from sd to SO At their Washington office, No
1880 + street, they keep full line of samples from
which they take orders for custom. made garments
For the fall and winter they arc offering a line o
elegant piece goods. All their goods are made NJ
at their store III New NOIk. one Of the specialize
of the firm is the American yoke shirt.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

NOTICING Or. Kirkus' proposed course Of lectures
In Baltimore last autumn, tho American says DR.
KirkIls, though new tn Baltimore audience on the
lecture platform, Is well known Hs II gentleman Oi
scholarly tastes Of extensive erldIton, especially
in the field of 'bclcS-letres,' and as a speaker o
great elUqucncc and iuvncy. His subject for th!s
course arc especially well chosen" For the par
ticuars TO the course about tn bc delivered In
Washington, please see advertisement
National Republican., 1877-10-16

District or Columbia, Cunfv Qf WdShinpton, a.:
I, JOHN A. RUFF, Cashier OF the above named
bank do sole mny Rr that III, above statement IL
true TO the hest u my knowledge and belief
jobs A RUFF. CtSher.
SubscrIhcI aud sworn to b''Or NE this 18th day OF
October, lS77. ALBERT u. RUFF, Notary Public.
CuIrct-Att8l: -
SAMUEL NOIMENTl
JAMES L. BARBOUR, Directors.
WM. IL. CLAGErr,
Octlg
National Republican., 1877-10-16

YoUNG GESTLEMESs DREss SUITs sl5 to $50.
NOAH WALKER n CO., GGi Penna. avenue
National Republican., 1877-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACHISEsrREAD STRENGTHEN.
ING PLAsTERs
The oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty five and thirty cents according TO size.
YOUSG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurSt0ns Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dcntifrice known. II will preserve
their whiIcness through life prevent decay and
tOuthRchc. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed in time. Price
25 and 20 cents per bottle.
THOMISoS's POMADE OPTIME.
An oleagnOus compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders lNTsh, dry
hair soit and pliNblc, strengthens It when weak.
and gives 1t that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Price, % and 80 cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood rcmov-
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, aud all
discascs caused by dlsordercd stomach or liver.
Qulrk's Irish Tea will do 1t. Sold by all druggish
Price, % cents per package,
JOUvESs lSODEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
RcnOvRtes sollCd gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

ORR $40 suits to order are same as elsewhere
at 81
EsgNAS Bros, corner Seventh aud streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

For the Middle atlantic Stgtes wormcr, c'ed
or partly cloudy Tedther, southwcstcrIy winds, ut
tdling barometer.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
CRUEL TO HER HUSBAND.

M,ssrs. 81 NE aud lIhn'cy rs solicitors for James
his wife Mary Iane Kelley. They were married
February H. lslig. her maiden name being Mary J.
BucvCs by Rev. II. f. Bittlngcr. lie charges her
with cruelty. md that while under the influence Of
liquor size assaulted him with n cheese box, break
ing his ribs The next time she paid her respects
with Hat iron on his forehead, and threatened to
kill hrn The las; time Of their coming together
resulted IN her driving him out DOORS and refusing
TO hermit his return.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

Fall Ovcrcoats
In o different styles.
EisEMAN, Bios, corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Figures Never Lie," hence our statement

Figures Never Lie," hence our statement OF
double the quantity of goods Of any other house is
borne out by the fact that we display our second
floor over Fifteen Hundred Mems Oyercoats cx.
elusive Of our Boys, Youths and Childrcn's
stock
A. SAKs 4 Co, 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Indications.

Buy YOUR CLOTHING at
Moan WALKER 4 cos, G2j Penna. avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

Fall Overcoats
IN % different styles.
EIsEMAN BROs corner Seventh and + Streets
National Republican., 1877-10-16
LIBERAL TERNS WITH TEACHERS
AND pTPILS.

DR.. Kirkus Ia rector ofst. Michael's p. F. church.
Baltimore. He derereda a similar course In that city
was asked, which is now being delivered there.
Noticing the course, the Baltimore GdIstf6 says
Rev. WIN. ktrkns whose course OF lectures lnst
season was so enjoyable and so much admired is about
to begin another course. They all fresh and at
tuctive In suhJ.ct. Dr. kirkus ~ lecturer, has .
charm OF ready and fluent speech, easy and cooquin
manners, and talks always lrom hness OF his sub
lct and mystery oft lie is always instructive and
entertaining"
"Evenings well and prohtabiy spent"
ocIsSTuSThtf
National Republican., 1877-10-16

Chcviot Suits.-We offer Ten Styles in these
goods. As they are the Suit of the season, gen,
tlemcn will do well to look over our stock before
purchasing.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
THE p.ILITS ROTII.

CASHMERE PANrALOONs from 81 to sS
NOAH WALKER d CO., G1j Pcnna. avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
TSEW E!NTS.

Boys school SUITS, $50 to 81.
NOAH WALKER & CO., 625 PcnnN, avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Military Excursion.

A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-16

DRrss FRoCK COATS and Vests to m atch, SIS
NOAH WALKER & Co., COS Pcnna, avenue,
National Republican., 1877-10-16

RUY YOUR
ID WOOD AND COAL
At the Depot, New York avenue, between Sixth and
seventh streets northwest.
Il st quRlit of Coal $50 per ton and upward; Pine
Wood, S5 per CsTd Ouk, o. OCl '-3m
National Republican., 1877-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have h'"n Issued tn the follow.
ing applicants: H. T. II land and Virginia T.
Mason, Of Fairfax Nunty Va: James T., Summers
and sluilic Flnhcrty. ni Baltimore Md: Evan
R9uniS AMI Martha Week.. both Of Savage Nd;
Elijah smith aud Agnes Robertson Daniel Andor,
son and Maria AXcn, both Of Prince Georges
county, Md.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

A. sAKs 4 Co, sIs Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.
Suu~cmc Cuurt Ofth District.

william p. IIuxf2?d, keeping dangerous dog;
ard.on, unlircH.r ed bar; l., llluher, d.; Thos.
o lri,n. do; Margaret kcnn do; RObt. GilchriSt
dcinCug prOrery Vim. kHhlcrt, do; Thos King
uulcCnsCl bur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Y8ochcprfliche S((tmof@ SGfoofs-Bctfaenne,

mar. Qonce rief Sem 6ei5er 81, raid bon
ser Qofomptipe SIT iprin8el, CT ielbit ober
blieb auf ieinem soften uno iu0te burb
Qntpen0uno bcr atmoip6arii0en 8remien
Sen 3ug gum 6olten 3u bri18e1, 9ie 2os
fomotipe ~itlr5te Inn, u1o 2ance mltrbe bon
6eriel6en auf i4redIihe 8eiic t~obtgebriidt,
bod Ser 3ng itano It'll unb 6as Qeben Der
0oIIaqiere mai g~erettet. Die 4oIiagiere
bQben ieBt ibre O~anfbarfeit Oaour@ bet6G>
tigt, baB fie fir 2ance'S Nittpe ilber 5000
3et61eten.