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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

The apportionment as fixed by sthe
Convention is one delegate for each
organized county, and one for each four
hundred Republican votes, and major
fraction thereof, cast at the general
election of 1877.
GEO. A. BRACKETT, Chairman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

The Congregationalists Of Waseca,
after church services on the. 4th inst,
adopted protest against the desc
Grafton Of the Sabbath day by the
Turner festival at that place.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

tits with regret that we announce
the death Of the wife or NJ. G. Rus
sell, editor of the Lake City Leader.
She. had suffered long and patiently,
her fatal disease being consumption.
Mr.. Russell has the sympathy of the
Review. 3 e .ss.5' 5l3tsss'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

Tonnes Jensen, a Dane living in
town Of Whitefeld, Kandiyohi coun-
ty, threshed his wife with a rake
handle for which he was fined $2O4O.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

We are reliably informed that
President Hayes has signifed his in
tentiOn to visit Minnesota during
Fair week.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14

am Samtls Fam Elm Srlanbsr In ri'
nsn "GIctbtns Store" um ii4 eineu
&cd Su tauftp, Der itm paste. gS mar
Gin siemItt fdrtsr, runbIAultris sftau.
ter Ronn uub Der @ertiufer fab nit
Ietntm i4arfeu Nuse, bdS nUr Elm SO.
42 &cf, bic srbBte @ummer uuf Eager
bteIem Mdnne p1fen pirbe.
Gr prottrte bent &unben einsn fclben
an, flnb uber ieIbf, taR er ittrart su
eng unb bsfoneers IN ben Iermeln ;u
turj p1r. "Da tf mir 3u @utte," fig.
ts Der Srlinber, "rpie einsm GOpfe @eSl-
brei, Der ubsrsefC6t IT,"
Der @rtdufer ret6te etnent anbrra
iansen Manne ben &Sf unb fl9te :
"Srinsen sic 90. A." DsrIelte ma6ts
E6 an etnem &aufsn Gletber ;u ftafen
iinb traafe tann benftlHen &Cf surld,
Der Srlinber SrObirte tbn an. "Gin
rpsnis be1eT," faste er. "absr tib iete
INNER nod aus ais Ut t4 aus elmer
S4ale sepaGfen rpdrs."
"Sie iinb Elm furdtbar grocer 3dnn,
Idstc Der 8ertiufer bswunberrb, I'D
! atautc mir milFen 3r. IS prctiren."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14

"srirosn Gle iister fosIsid -Sac. 49,~
|. rtsf bsr 8unbs, "renn ttt piIl HIt Sir.
lamb Gtre ant6un."
"9rinSen Gle 49 tenn," rtefbff Bn.
tdufer nlit leidtem Ausensrintta.
Der &Cd Ivarsf eipeR NassrStiG EFs.
senchtiAth1 ';urifsetyaGt uaS, aaIsta.
Srldnbtr ais 20. 49 anprOtirt.
arGurts f&asttlts:tr ben .acrf.. @:Bsi
nubs II er re&t" fuSts Ct, "atsr tmawr
nod pu5t or ut6t."
Ter s@erfdufsr bddte einfn Sluasa-
Bid mad. IRA" fasts ey, 10 babe
mir einmu! uOrssnOmmsn, Ssnrn rinra
Yafenbsns Rod su setsn, unS ;pin III
SOlss bsFsH bic srDttr Iumrrr fefScr-
t0len, bic mir bl6en, atrr tlnn Erfrt
Str Sod 2 DOaars nrebr, ba UNI 70 sIeI
Hl4r SUB Sajn Serwenert wurbe."
"Ols na6t ni9ts," Eief Der Srldnsr
orrtnn Ger RSd nur s1st."
0~eeen Sle nIn coen, fd9tt Ger Der.
tiuJsr, sntt~en Sic bttfsn &Od nit une
brthSen iis bon ttrftl6eH Slrts rinen Rcd
80. 81"
Der SOt warbs uSisnlIs feristaOni.
ntsn, unS SalO Sarauf uls go. 50 suriia.
ssbraAt. Der Srlinter prctirte tta
an, DSS, Sa," faste sr, Der pabt; ta itvs
tb 70 rcll ,uno rarrt brIu, rI. Elm
@rrSmdtters 5&CeB. Die asrmsl iinr
lrar nod Elm 9ishsn rura ofer tH taRN
ME aermrl lang ssnus tstOHtmen.
6isr iff Sbr GtlO unb tier bic ;rrft Irl.
urs srtra, absr Der Rcf past gan, aus.
ss;st6ntt."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
SerdrederNdle Saalanna.

SIM Srittins 6sS Satres 1870 rer.
fHranb aus benz TUrfr Green Sprinas In
Sennfplcdnirn elm bort mDtn6dfter unD
Ssrbetratbeter @rrbitmteb ndmens SCtn
9arrifca, Der pdbrenb bes Srteses jur
GORip. A bes 8. StiO.RsstmenTs estIrt
Pdtte. Gtli&r Sage tarluf fonb man
mstrrre @etlen fibIt6 ron Green
Sprtnss rtribtebens Slstbunssfade Gar,
rifcn'S, bic nit Slut befrdt parsn, 70.
ME baS aasselserte SlT6en6u& tss
Nannrs. Hun nabm man uatirli4 an,
Der arnle Ssrt fti brraubt anb symcrbst
unp bic eeite trsenSwo psrf6Gt:t nor,
ben. Dem mar lber ni&t 70. @ie es
ft In Der Itttrrsn 3eit berausseatnt,
bate 61rriron @ei6 nnb 3tnS DerldFrn
unS mar NAB Srntuds 9essnsen, mo rr
talh tar1uf cine bssitsrte Dame bt,au
Sertt une fe Eriratbets. Ties stlan9
tbm, neil CT npA tiu iun8sr @ann son
an9snrsmem HtuesTta unb sspinnea,
benz @eifa mar. IRit bisftr .ptttsn
Sraa bate Ct a;ebIsre &inesr, tistt e
abtr aud tsi iGr nur 3 cbsr 4 Sabre
aus unb Ssrbuftete bann mad Terds, fsp
rr baieIte Ssrbrsderil6e Sy!eI piresr.
ecltr, inten, er Gle SCOOTER rineS rrrr6.
ssntsn SFlussrs bstrcs, NIT i6m In tsn
G9e6unb lu trsteB. Srau gfC. . lte5
benz lluSrtreuen nlGfCrf4en, unb CT
rpGrbe bsnn aud In 5er1edna i'm Stlate
Seras aufssfunbsu uub rtxSfet ssma9t.
sc ptrb nun bafir seforst werben, baE
or irIErsab Der rd4fsn Sabre fstus
SrGu metr unsIadtih ma&t.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
9eiratSea im 85olsiaIe.

Gths unstfSbr fanbis Satr: alte
Srau fam tir;lt$ sa stnem 5ritbsas-
Ti8ter unb fusts:
"Rstns EU&ter piaftt ii5 III ssrvst.
ratten."
80! Das panfGsn aae SS&t.r,
RabGme. unb psna i6 Ssuanbs Spt-
ter pirs, tpirbe itS rs aud tbua."
"S1-t& bsnte. t4 min mid jur stet'
DEN 3cit csrteirastsn lOTsn." fafrrts
iic.
"Gat, Watans, bas fann aud &C.
f3sbsu."
"llrS mrins Cunt: 6slens ssScatt ftp
Ii ttrfrlben 3eit 81 psrbsivatben !" fam.
mstte bic Srau.
"SSut ie?. Run bls bistst &1ss I'm
.SstrotSsssftift, tas if nod srIstt 81,
&c! 9p4 stpaS2
@e1, git ptTsa-weu. tn mtintr
Ia6barftaft psbnt cine arms 5ran,
pelbe ft aud .ustet4 nit uns S,rbsi.
rattsn min, rpsnn Fe es gum @brlslale'
grstIe Gtun rrasr, @is stsl srrlauscn
Ste2 ..
"el6sn Gle mid ieSsn! Gs iiaS Sirr
-rtrr Srluts ;u flftn, pier Sriutt.
sanis bic Sanb 81 f4itteln. Sisr Slp-
rsrs 81 sGsa. DaS m1St ciSsatli&
span;is Dpaars;. ater Der @utut fOn
MID tpten. rtnn if Sic ni6t fdmmtlit
iu ;rtn S6iGiuss bls @aar safanhlen.
ftmiebs."
"Sts tabsn Zen Sps-unS fcmuier
Sie am scautls &benb nm Z rBr,'
antprrtste Sie, be;attte etnen Dollar
I'm 9cruus unS lief f9 cine Suittuul
b1flr 9rber.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
M6aefertiat.

Gtn hIier etrwarbtssr @rsis ma5te
in ben Stra6en Sep Berlin eirsn Spa.
;irrsaus, bel relHsu, ism nlebrrre aus
srtafens S:utenten besesnttrn. Ter
Grfs rrsetr isn allo an: ,,0aten Rpr.
gen, Batter 9Itratam r' ),
81 bin nttt @ltfr Gbra5au,"
ipraH Der Grfts.
"Gjatsn @crsEh. gatsr SiaGF." lasts
Ger 3peite.
nS6 Sin aud nsbt Batter Siaat."
o@uten @Orsen, 9lttr SarOb," srle.
te Der Dritte. a.
$50 Sin fptSer a6rabam. Siadf NOD
SoecS, icnNern Saul, wsl1sr Sussins.
fsines gatsrs Gel 81 faStn, unb atts.
ib babe iie 9efuaben," errtrbtr!e Der
%tte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
Yin Der 0rea,e.

8lr,llh pOHtt cine Cams aus Der
TISe SCn Ranf'r tbrt ssrtsiratSsts
Sarsiter IN 6OqanS btiu4en unD na5m
elm pdar fGSne SttRfsn nit, wcbl Elm .
sepadt, peIGe fe unter iSrem 5fs I'm
GiisHblpnwasen Isste. On Der Orcnjs
pirs Ger @assn ss6fnst unb Ger 5oG.
Esamtr frdst:
Satth StsutrsFibtists?
Rinssterum tst5t ss: 9ttn!
.3ulsst fast tie Dame sanI pfrlsstn {:
SD tss auf,ret prfpsdIif&sn S&intrn!
Gin alsemsiuts Gsldttsr eIf&rr.
@attsnb wirft Der 3CGbeamtt Gle ga
ssntbIr ju uub ruft:
D1s CLAUDE tt, haS Sic auf2 S2tn.
fen fsen! unt Der 3us paairt bic Grsn.
70
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14

gGir Dcrtaufhen W1af4inCn.
. idt Cure aItmooiihen, iduertdli6cn
ocrlaufenoen, fSrauen t6o!enoen WtaI1i=
n iu uns. 94ir ntbmen Dielelben 81!
! $50 aIs 3beil Der 3ublung Gil eine por
lHieren WfaiGiren.
S.elft beruhmt ibrer 8ort1ei!e pcgen:
! rim haB tie cine Ger srObten Wtai4ineE
Il, reIde beutMtaqe fa5riiirt iueroen. &n:
a:>Eobar fir ben Samilienae6rd.h lotpoW
c.s FIR gSertftdttcn. Sie bat bas erDbtt
: if5en nllt eincm erpBen ,,Yo6bin".
fIld,,s bcirdde eine gnnSe Spuie 3tulrn
ti!s. Die Spannung Beg Gdiif9ens fann
't9u.:-! :ser0en nhne Scrausnabme be-
Cniii6ens aus Ger Wdi6ine.
8 'eie Ntai6ine lit 70 conitruiit, baB Die
ero{tan,ucnbnna birect iiber Die 9tabcl ee=
.hebt II ba1urdl iie Die geldhi9nnq be-
bog i6lpcrite Ytaterial nit unUer4lcl9'
b:r 2eidtigtct 5u ndben. S'e ut 1eErr
niah in Goni nitruction uno 10 oduer5alt
g Gtatl nno Giiien lie MAIDEN fdnn. Aue
u bcipegenoe 8 belle lino pom oer9artetsni
Giitn uno Gtobl .nno aut llnnret1e Nrt
.oTi:tuirt. feine Sriebfraft 5u DerlIeren.
J 9iI' t6nnen reGtmdBig ieoe
0didbine fir 3 Sabre earartire-.
ie 1T bic, fei9teite, rubisitIoufenbe Wla<
lAirc i'm 9Rarfte. eie lit ebenfalls Die
l-rcfdItiaft bersierte uno bib 4eite Wfai4ine
= uoucirt. ~.
silt aGcn Siesen gor,iiaen tuirb ie benz
Eod uon Sl5.G0 bis $500 billl9er ptrtouft
'5 irgerO cine onoere Waidine eriter
! GFc.
liaiimTGr1ntte GpntroIle bon SiItricten
f;fD Nar9ltstt 1eyebcr.
2inneAM6dre 9ouIocrtrdee iueroen oFFcrirt
iir @aiA oher ouh oaf Greoit.
Gt5idt fir Gireufnre an0 8eoingunger
s., lie
White SEWING Machine Co.,
55 8 1IucIjd .I~enHe,
..,.. t,!R,tst t5iese aue. -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
0(si4bsrtatieaas Ser @ei=
Der.

90 MAR ;I Iu ieasr 3rtt 100 Der rEren.
rsrtbs Ssrr geiI nit feinsm gprf4Iase,
bas ansemstne SttmmreGt aud auf ptt
@ti6rr ausiaesEnsn, natirtt& rtaen tie.
zen Gt7bruf auf bic itSuere 6ilfte bes
menfhiiasn Gtf&isats m1tit;. .5srT
RiI bate bic SsSe aud gar rrnft &c.
Rcmmen.
"a fcGts zines 2dsts elm after Ser
rtne Tsbs fi6tr bic Re6te Der Beistr
tlltsn, unS Der Salt flate fit CUR Be-.
ftimntten Stunbs nit gsrfCnen teiSsrlei
0tf&lsGtss. Cine Dame trlt btreiR,
bsren fsiter Gang sur Gsaase tsren
GreIEstts, uub Neutrality-suspicious. Be.
tuntets. Gle fans teinea @lls MFR
unb etn Ssrr ersOS f4, I'M tSr ben (ti.
aisen gu iberlafta.
DGebDren sic aud Su ben Srauea,
rrtl&r bic Slet4tn Re9te, ME btr RdH'
ner tsuufpru&su 2" fraSts sr.
,.0twts J" tntSegntte bic Dame NIT
fsdtm Zone. -
Isle lnt alio Der @tinuas," fragile
Ger 6srr meter, "taF cine 6rau biGirI.
Sen @riSiIesisn srnieesR fcltr, irie Der
WaIn 2"
nSawOst. attn H.rr !"
nNun edua, rtrinr Dame. Neiben gle
srfitliaf itstsn urb seHte5sn Sic bic
5rcuten unferer &eats."
Spra&'S unS na9m ftirta plOs rpie.
Der eiR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
Or. GmA0ue's
Gnm rnut SFrmpS son gStiSsn
SirfMcH,


Gnm rnut SErupS son gStiSsn
SirfclcH,
Gin Eauptmitttl.
EIutn rStr 9Iutlrticu mag son ber 0arsar,
1ra6i I, @rrn6ia ceer Der quHss tsrraSrcn
unh II ytrititeUcu urilhtn fnmmtr. aIs
oa iire Israr9fG Ncrrerli@e Auihtnsurs, gIs>
thr-a urer Mcltc;t etr Gi;fiFt, Itpahtr gur>
ac, llrttranitrtuauNl etr S!immc, unttrbgi5-
ter Gut!tuuns, StrncrIuS2 csr 3;Ij cher Sc.
Ecr, l1. !1.
Or. Swavnc'S Ncmpcuab Sprrp
Dou G0ileen Sirihen
niHt tas iltsl an Ger g9ur,cI, ine.m er eas
Slut reir;at, etr 0cStr unp Der 9itrcn ibre &C.
furt, 5tdiistcit luvitsitt uaH bus Terstnig>
fem ltirft.
Gr iit ras sin,iss wirfIams glith ssseu
Slutund, @rcn6ials une ale 0unetnfranfbei>
ten. Sbwineiu6tlae une irlht. Bic III idra>
der 2un1t pyieiSrpnrt ilro, irunR nitt rsr>
ftbItn, bisisS SrrFspsStiabiIiiSstiI miIteI an
,arptaesu.
Scire purStrbarr Rraft, ni6t tloS ltu
56mintIutt, IInoerr ubtr itttS Grrniihs Geis
etu, rpc cine aumdbIihe aIttratict @ftirn nr>
itis in. III bspititn. Turd it;ncn @cbrau@
nire ecr Sultcn beiritlCn. Gurt fsintn ges
traub pire Der uifcI IpoIe, Der Yahi6TciE
rcrmineert ih, ttr SGmer; ldFt no5, Der
0uls fctrt IN leiutm ratlrlihtn Status surad,
fcr Wdaen pirb in frintr Rraft, Nabruu0tmits
ttG III etreautn une III ahiulilirtn, ectdTtt uno
icbem Sr9an fpirh eiu belereS uno rriusrts
giIt usefutri, aus rtIrhem Iih ntnss retrea.
tirss une plsitiitts ReitriaI buest.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
Scbn, $50 9lrrtb S,6e1s SnaEe, 9bila.
'sIrtia. &c., oGtiuist Gistrtblnt;r.
0crfamft bel GEen 1rnssiifeu.
Sic Sum9c !
GcbtuinnfMcbt.

Titft tdfrtiEsnSt une stfiSrIi6s arantttit
uro etrsu se;agtosGsubs Srm trIut, St!nafs
liiTiatr rultis, H36tl6TsiF. p,iGtrFtit, 3tbrs
fstsr-tp rcen ptrmantnt stbriIt bur6 Dr.
Srarnc's Gcmppunh Ssrup
srn pilbtn RirGts m" e..
8rpn6itis-Gin Srrliuftr Der eEnsta>
fhwinefudt, in d araftcriiirt eurb Gatarrb
cher Gnt,lrbuns Der S6Itm- Wemtrar. ber
2uft>%afles nit uitsn urb @uSpurf, fur
gem Gtttm, eiitrfeit Uno S6mtrJeu in her
Srui. Glr aHt brOnbirlsn aFeeticntu. wsS-
IN hale 3CrIuft tcr Stim re. uiitu. in
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14

gf1rrsr lin Der Com tassf9uIe)
,@uS 1T etn Bunbtr 2"
Snabe: sd iUse6 net"
@furrer: n@enn !. 3. tis Gpnns I'M
@itttrndGt ittetnen tpirSs, mas pirbsF
Du es nennen 2"
Sndbe: IN NCnb."
9farrr: n@enn Gir abtr Ssflst
ipirbe, edG eS bic Gcnne fei, u1s MIR.
beft Du b1nn f19sn 2"
Snate: ,,Cas es ne ei9e MIR"
@farrsr: SD fase feline 9lsen!-
@slest i@ wl.be Dir flsen, rS fsi bic
sonne, mas wiirbef Du MIR bann ant.
rr0rten 2"
snabe: ,,Bas &c net rt4t ndstsrNll
mSr'n!"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14

Gin 5srr fsbt betm 5prSisrcnsrtft
etnen Snaten nit eirent entiesttH aus.
setunserten 9unSe SCr stner Suite Fs.
en-, unb lieb fi6 nit benz 1uateR In fr[.
9erocs 9eierdG elm: ~
6srr: "Sser, fu9e mir tpt, Iieetr
8Istnsr. warum littt bsnn tein SanS
gar 70 tunsris un> ab9emd9ert aus?"
Ssnate: .,Gr frie MIR"
!eerr: 80, p1s fetlt ism tenn, nd.
rum frist rr henn 3i6ts 3"
8nabe: ~gR,r sxeten iSm MR." :.
6err: ,,Gber tas III 6pG oblGnliM,
tparum aett ibr tean benz armsn Stiert
Tt&ts e..
Snate: Wir 9aben air."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
9ritastartsr.

S6teIr's Sartt rom SGparst1 %rtr, aIsn>
oI;en. esm GaueaiaS, esm lIeli6en RueIanb
8umdnitn une.eer ultIiden SuIItt. 9u Sttin
asle6en, irr9fllti seterutt une eOIrrirt. RaF>
fae, / 300, 600. e'rNes, 22-2S 3oa. Yrtis
stfaitst ans in llmf6!as. sO.4O.
Gieit 9urte IN ua6 ben rtut1m rrl srr>
itdReistcn SEaabtn auseearStittt. c it sibt
.,tDe lbcriibti6t Dariitquna hcs sansn
er'ssSiSaupIatee in Gurrpd une @Fti.
Scrauseeeeom sSu G. 5teietr. % us24
Tranffrvt Sir., 3ero Slprf. Ser Gremrl are r4a
Gnipfans bes SsraseS irsIei1 t9S!if !uien~
bet.
Dicisr Ssr!estr Sat 9.rFtSruastn actrpfTsn,
UNI tpeiterr stritsstarteu, bic strpa n6tbis rtr>
en- lcltsr, oIstaIe srittintn ;u IaiTcr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
GAbfcripticu gum Scffen bsr TG.
'aIiiic ncs 1eritorbercu Sc
hetts.

;Gts antsnh&nsts. SnStarbiuns III
NIL. ,btm 8ertrtrb btr fur @merit1 Sc.
ftinitatrn gussabe pbtesr @ebtdtte brtbrt
irtrotn' .unb tteiIt ZEN @erttrern tes
src6en Spbtsn nit, blB cas- 9uH lest
jur 8erfenbune bersit iif.,,
AIen SritrGur9rn beiitbe man berge.
trds in Gcrm elmer pciarpctiuus tei.
;uls3cn.
Carl 06rfiG99c
Rilnautee, TiS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-03-14
nm ncntbsbrliter @attseber fur 8ran.
glunlelts ltllp Oentilfe>
Sdd11telt

wtrbsn sspfan;t spa elmer @iaiuR 2tuir in
@msrifd. Siehe :
Oice's Nretsltite - 500 A6bttbun.
gen, nur @ents.
0ict's Slumenfubrer, piertelidbr'
lid, 25 Gents idtrltt. -
Ntd'S SIumcn~uuO Semii1es
@arten so Gents; In elesanter 2etn>
panb 81 90.
slle nttint Su6ftntlituns,n iperhtn In
GnaIi16 uno Dtut1b esbrudt.
Aere(ire: J0meS 93tcf, HpGeaer, q. ..
National Republican., 1878-04-25
THE oUTRAGING or ELLA TrDINGs
second Trial of Edward Ray Commenced.

Trial OF Edward Ray Commenced.
The second trial OF Edward Ray, alias Curtis,
charged with committing an outrage on the person
OF Miss Ella Tydlngs OF Baltimore, Nd, at the Ma.
tlonal Hotel. in this city in March. 1877. was com.
menced yesterday before Justice wylie, Colonies
Cook and Corkhill appearing for the defendant
and Dlstrict.Atorney Wells and Assistant District
Attorney II. II. Wells Jr.. for the Government.
The counsel for the defense moved continu.
ance, on the ground Of the absence Of important
and material witnesses, By whom they expected to
prove that the reputation Of Miss Tydings was bad
previous IN the committing Of this Onense, while
She lived on the Eastern Shore Maryland, and
filed anidavits to support the motion.
Distrct-AttOrney Wells opposed IT, lie said that
Miss Tydlngs had not only been the victim Of the
rNviSler. but She must become tho subject Of con-
slant insult by these aiiidayits being thrown into
court to bcsmirch her good name aud try and de-
fame her In tho eyes Of the public.
The court stated that he had rC.oNamined the law
since the last trial and came tn tho conclusion that
no evidence TO prove the prosecuting witness indi
vidual lewncs. either before or subsequent to the
Ofiense was admissible as evidence. They could
prove her reputation bad generally, II able. II,
was In error before In opening the door to let In
wrong lie dd not think the grounds sufficient OF
which 10 grant pOsponemcnt.
AftcT further objections on the part of the do
tense u proceed, owing n the absence III some %
OF securing jury was proceeded with and the fol
lowing selected to try the cause:
Messr. L.. u. Taylor, Horace IIinolino, Alfred
LDwry, Z. whittemGre, Daniel W. Goodacre. II. c
MCCauley, y. A. smith. W. !. S1lomOns, D. e
berry, Alex. Douglass, Henry Hcfncr. and A. W
Jackson.
DiStrict.Attorney Wells made the opening for tn,
Government, aud was followed by Colonel Corkhil
| for Tic defense.
trial, and the witnesses examined were George ii
KnrsIer. T.. X. Guy, X. J. Brnshears, =. L. Dorsey
!. 4. Chase, and Mrs. sarah johnson.
The crOss'elaninatOn of the last witness wa
| proceeding when III court adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Hotel Arrivals,

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Captain = F Woodhn: Va Miss n LTuLner. Va; Mis-
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IdanU; Mrs & II hates, Mich: Miss y c Connolly,
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sey; o Shadh 1T and Wifi, New York; W Libby,
New York; II Adams. Mass T Appleton, Mass:
Mrs stevens Clara. Md: e q stevens and wife, Chit
cago' " r Myers, phiIud"lphin Captain II BInGely.
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Mass; G. spaldlng, Mass II hlmDall and VIE,
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Va; J T. Black. III; MCDrTmOil Pa MOrgenstcin,
n Y: Mrs OTIS, Spn and daughter, Ky; Colonel u
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Austin, Texas, A W, SIrEtns, philadelphia O. L.
sampson Chicago f. r. Ellis Loulsvls.
National Republican., 1878-04-25

nAnfh TrauA

Ifths Board oSHsaith viii take the trouble 10
examine houses "for rent" ~ we'll a. those that are
occupied 10 nnd some Of the sources Of disease,
they will be astouuded At the large number totally
unfit fbr the habitation Of man. In one nelghbor.
hood. Is alleged, there are constantly scores, u
csu.sS Us hx a.mnpess hsa arsinnse op aescctiye
closet connections Unaware Of the condition Of
things, house-seekers are tempted 10 move Into
these places, because Of tho comparatively low
rent demanded, and are only undecelved when
overtaken by some inexplicable sickness, and an
Investigation Is Instituted by themselves or an at
tending physician. Thcse houses arc TO be found
throughoutth city, and can generally be known
from the fact that they are seldom occupied by one
family for any great length OF time. One row OF
about twenty, In the northern part Is safe TO say
has had not loss than one hundred families In II
during the last two years. The owners Of these
death traps should be attended to by grand jury
National Republican., 1878-04-25
MUSIC IN THE COLORED SCHOOLS.
4 Special Examination Mt the Sumner
nulilinp

4 Special Examination ut the Sumner
Building.
A large number OF persons were In attendance at
the sumner School building last night to witness
special examination In music to show the merits
Of the Italian system, which Is the system
taught by Professor Esputa in all the colored
schools Of the District. The examination was sub.
itct to tho directions of Trustees Browne, Cary,
and Holland, the music committee OF the School
BOnrd.
Trustees Hovey, johnson, and Brooks were also
present. Professor Esputa nctod a. chief exam
lner Pupils, all OF whom were girls, of the first,
third, fourth, hfth, sixth. seventh, and eighth
grades, were examined IN the following manner
The pupils sent to the blackboard, each grade
at a separate time, and wrote down notes as they
were namcd by the professor or some one In the
audience. After having written the exercise and
called 1t of. each pnpil was required to sing u;
their own on the board and To sing that also beat
ing time ull the while
Professor Esputa wrote the SCALE and with a
pointer so skipped about as to cause the pupils oil
together to sing Yankee Doodle" MY Country,
It's Of Thee" and other national airs. Dr. Rimbail,
difficult piece, which tho pupils altogether sang at
sight without single mistake; Single pupils also
sang the piece through each one ne doing & hcr.s!I
Immediately detected and corrected by the others
Of the singer Miss Lawrence one Of the teachers
also wrote piece upon the board which the pupils
Miss Lawrence then examined them In the signs,
&c.. after which Professor EsputA conducted a
| crOss-examinatiOn. BY questions compounded by
General Hovey, Professor Esputa stated that the
pupils undergoing examination were better than
The average that they were from the several build
ings aud not from any particular school or schools
that about thirty or forty pupils In each school
| were on an equality with those present; that he
| gave To each school a hslfhour's lesson weekly,
and that the teachers in the several schools were
allowed quarter Of an hour each per day to ill.,
| struCt the pupils IN music.
| All the schools Were examined In Ike manner,
| but IN accordance u their grades.
| Mr. Holland, on behalf Of the trustees and the
aud. .cnCe present stated that the examination had
| been very satisfactory.
| The pupils all answered really, aud sang in
| clear, audible voices doing much credit 10 them
selves and Professor Esputa.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
RULES TnlT DIDN'T WORK.
A Washington Contractors Name Used
yictinize philadelphia Merchants.

A Wa shington Contractors Name Used to
yicti,nize Philadelphia Merchants.
The Philadelphia Times gives the following show.
lug how the name Of Washington contractor was
used to aid in victimizng merchants:
4 few days ago young man giving the name Of
Henry Wilson, ACCOMPANYING another man whom
lac Introduced ~ ]. H. GLEASON purchasing agent
Tor A. GleRSO contractor Washington, D. C., at one
Market street hardware store, and At another as the
son " Judge Fisher called at those har lware stores
where large orders for shOyels, picks, &c. were
given After they had gone, packages Of carpen'
terS rules worth about 5JD In all. missed from
shelves against which Wilson had been leaning
while "Mr. Gleason" or Fisher" was away making
his selections. Yesterday Wilson was arrested and
taken before Magistrate Smith lie said his name
was Albert Virgins, lately In the employ Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Testimony CON
corning tho loss Of the rules was heard one of the
snlcsmen stating that after arrest Virgins offered 10
settle for the rule, If released This Virgins lie
MED, or that his companion, the supply purchaser
had represented himself rs anything else but Judge
FtheT's SON He didn't think that Judge Fishers
son would do anything wrong We'll, we know
all about you anyhow" said the magistrate, "and
yOu'll find 900 bail on each Of the two charges