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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.


All-wool Dress Goods 37'[. worth c2x
Atwood amsl's Hairs. 81, worth IS.
Halt-Uou Bouretts. l5c.. worth 80
1ary-e stock Dress Goods, 10. u. Is. ~, * 10
"a ireIIch Novelties for Po:onaise 75.worth al Is
ColCred and Black Cashrneres. all wool zoe up
Colored SILKS. ~ y worth 81 Tx.
Elegant Hack Silks for a., ~, 81 81 -. 81 so
Beet 1850 rtment esttting Gnaks * lowest prices
ChCapest house for White Blankets. fun size Sl75
GOOD Grey Blankets as low a. 5Uc. Dlace
Be- Lowell Ingram Carrots - and 50 close out
GOOD lnsralIs -, 81, so; Brussels 15c.
T. N. MADAM
nov23tr S09 Mdrkef Rpnre.
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DRY GOODS.
81 Z
MARKET SPACE.

We have now IN stock a large assortment Of STA
PIE and FANCY DRY GOODS most of which have
b.en honght within the last two weeks q reduction
Of not hes than - per cent. aud many FINE
FRENCH NOVELTIES at q reanction III 80 lser
ecrt; on T., .lar Prices. BLACk SINS, CoIoRtD
SINS. BLACK and COLOREp CASHMFRES
COZ OkED aud BLACK yEl.NErS, with larsre a..
sortln'E q DESIRABLE GOODS Will be cold for
tie Next Thirty Days az prices very much below
usual rats $50 FINE CLoAkS, CIRCULARS and
NANTES.
w NJ BROWN
Cse4tr S1s Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

HANDSOME DRESS GooDS.-Pure silk and wool
Dress goods reduced 10 si beautiful silk and
WOO dress goods reduced 10 30, 81. and 50: col
tftd ana black caShmereS, pure wool, reduced
70 -; blankets, pure wool, reduced TO 81 30. 81,
$3.50. $40; Nottingham lace, for curtains - to 81
VarteTS, al Market Space.) ClOaES trimmed
with SIX. clcahS trimmed with velvet cloakS
PURE wool, 80: black waterproof cloth reduced IN
-; pure wool navy blue Waterproof cloth re-
QUced 10 Sl-dGr; ~
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f>OHEN,6 LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 7th streea
y md New YoEk avenue, entrance on New ~
Io r. a wen 1ee mo Pr y -. Ian
Of interest on Gold and Silver Mstchss, Rlsts and
0e.0N. taA1.lV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

FIRsT-CLAss CLoAKs for 10, II and Is dollars
at Nj. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

nR j. F. HARTIGAN HAS RETURNED TO
nv. HoY27-lWs
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CONTEST FOR POSSESSION OF A CHrp.-This
morning. Judge Humphreys had before him the
ease OF Mary Brown agt. Leania Contee-habeaS
corpus for the possession OF the child OF the pc
tittoEer- who, ii is alleged, Is Illegally held by
respondent, and which the latter claims was
SVEN 10 her by petitioner when but nine months
etd-aEd II was continued until January eth, the
child being removed TO the custody OF the res
pendent. MeSsrS. Gloss and Cahill appear for
petitioner, and MeSSrs. T. r. Miller and l.. l.
q Neal for respondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05
CRIMINAL CoURT-,Judge Wy,ie.

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier
To-day, number OF judgments by default
were taken. Babe agt. Morse, ejectme 1t suit
on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

PHOTOGRAPHY can give US only the images OF
the flowers, but in Murray a. LGanaa's florida
Hater, chemistry has preserved their aromatic
essence. 1t is literally the bottled breath of the
most fragrant products OF the richest floral re-
pfon In the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

HE HlsTRIo>IC Dramatic ASSOCIATION met
last evening. AT the residence OF Miss Cora
l-cckley, 1924 20ih street northwest. The new
constitution. submitted by Mr.. Chase was
suolItu after which the association proceeded
20 e.ect the following officers: President WI
hah1 L. benjamin; vice president Miss Cora
Lockley: secretary. VI. {. Chase; assistant see
Ittafy. Miss Jamie l.Cckley; treasurer Mr. Jao
thornton; sergeant-3t-arInS. Mi. john Stewart
Executive committee: ID. II. Stewart, Misses
IC!a and Jamie LOCkley. ". c. Chase and John
thornton. The play of 'FUarrO was re
LelSed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

tbs GRAND JrRY.-To-day they reported the
Following: John b. Coleman, forgery: EdyanI
GeCabe, David Smith, Benton Payne and An.
drew Carter, larceny; Henry Jackson, assault
with intent To Kill; Anderson Scott and Robert
Joner- larceny, second offence; Robert Sher-
iock. charged with arson, was discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

TIE JENKINS ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY fled
IN ne clhce or the Recorder Of needS tO-diy
certificate of incOTparati0n-Pbilip a. Ipn'-ins
Fen EOil2dly. Robert 4 Aston aud William h.
dCEes being the cOTpOFat9rS. the objects are
10 light streets. parks. light houses, mines
ara private within The United states and else
Where as the said company may determine with
the electric light and according TO the modes OF
utilizing said electric light embraced bY the in
NehtIon OF DR.. Philip o. jenkins and patented TO
him by letters patent OF date of July 16tn. 1878"
The capital stock is 500 000 dl vided into shares
OF 500 each, and the trustees for the first wear
are tie three firSt-named incorporatorS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

MRS. LoCKw0OD'S OyERCoAT. - YESTERDAY
Nhen Mrs. Lockwood had removed her hat but
not her circular cloak, and was reading TO
Judge Humphreys the petition for writ of
haDeaS corpus In the case of John Davis. col
ered, asking his discharge from Jail the Judge
called, " Mrs. Lockwood. and the lady lawyer
responded lnquiringly, mot knowing what was
coInlng-) Your honor" The court to one of
the bailiffS, Mr. Marshal. assist Mrs. Lock
wood 10 remove her Oyercoat." The bailif adj
Nanced. but the female lawyer had divested
EefSen OF the garment before he could take
thlee steps, and then continued her reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

IoU Will SAVE 10 ) dollars on your carpet
by purchasing at TOwsOns. Closing out ali OF
cur carpets about cost, prior TO taking our an
hus.l Inventory. Carpets from -, i, -, 80, 81.
q" Gee: floor oilcioths, all widths; Nottingham
curtain lace from pc. TO 81 per yard; all wool
oiack caShmereS from soc. per yard up; fancy
dress goods, all the latest novelties. 25c; eIOakS
1rom 50 up; shaWls from 81 80 up: al TowsonS,
&c Pc. avenue, south side, near Eth st.-.idct.
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AIfiilScnlpn.s. Ac.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Iast night the visitors
10 the National witnessed grand perform
ahce. III was king Lear" with John McCul-
louSh as the king. Through the whole range
Lear" Mr.. Mccullough held the mirror tp TO
nature IN Il measure which proves him to have
no superior In that character on the stage Mr.
keehe Played Edgar Very SUCCESSFULLY .Mac-
Geth VIII be given this evening.
a LADIES FAIR AND FESTIV AL. for the benefit
IF s. 5Chn,s T. Z. church, Georgetown, ID. c.
Will be held in the sunday school rooms corner
81 I'd and Potomac streets, this and Tomorrow
evenings.
HAMILTON HOUSE--A pound party will be
given here this evening by the Ladies Aid so
eiety, for the benefit OF the church orphanage
5.5 Ytth street. There will be music dancing
and recitationS.
LINCOLN HALL.-A literary and musical en-
tertainment, by the pupils OF the Washington
thls evening. This entertainment is given for
the purpose OF procuring funds to purchase sci
entffic apparatus for the use of the school, The
programme offered is very attractive one.
REMENYI's Saturday night concert at Lincoln
hall viii commence at I:45 pm. sharp. PreSi-
dent HAYES and party viii be present The con-
cert Friday night will be al the usual hours
o'clock.
THEATER CoMIQuE. The Comioue is giving
good performances to good houses this week
SILK VELvETs; colOred and black satins only
81; black Silks 40 to 50; every shade of colOred
Silks from IS 10 81 so our 81 81 50 and 80 black
silks are special bargains. All OF our Silks
SatlnS and velyetS are bought exclusively for
cash, and we are selling them at very small
advance above cost; c0lOred and black cash
mereS, pure wool, 80 to 81 % all of our very fine
doub!e-Width silk and wool dress goods reduced
10 Il. Carriers, al Market Space.-Adct.
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HARR1AGE LICENSES have been issued 10 Ned
towards and Fanny Lewis; ThoS. Jos. sullivan
"bd kiieh {. Mccarthy; Niles III. Thompson
anu Lucy q: Cammett; Nancy Butler and Ln-
ietta Lee; b. +. SmallwOod and Lizzie NJ c.
Twins, john w. Watson and Laura j. Mudi!
hoh; T. samuel Harris and Mary Ellen Rich
hr0s0h; Jas. III. TIlghman and Fannie n Smfth
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HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS:

We invite special attention OF rurchaeers N ouy
fuii End complete stock Of HoUSEFURNIsHINo
GOODS, which we have Just received and which Ne
are PREPARED to offer at very low prices, viz:
ADMINISTER, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels
new designs: Rugs, Mats and Floor Drugsets, in
great variety; Raw Silks, yutes, French and English
Cretonnes; Fringed Jute Curtains Something new
Lace Curtains IN all grades and styles.
An INSPECTION Of our stock il solicited
HoOE BRO. CO.,
sep71y 1898 Est. near Ebbftf House
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OPPOSITION TO SUNDAY AMUsEMESTs-A tel
egram from Cincinnati, Dec ;, says: The GROW
ing prevalence of Sunday amuSementS anu va
riouS other methods Of deSecrating the Sab
bath, which have become notorious In this cit; y
for months past, has finally aroused public
opinion, and meeting Of sixty prominent Citi-
zens was held this evening. and working COM
10 enforce existing laws, and if additional
legislation is needed direct their efforts toward
securing il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

MRS. Ia BAU's MARRIAGE.-MrS. Mary A La
Bau. the daughter OF the late Commodore VAN
derbllt, whose Will she is now cOnteSting. was
quietly married at her residence In New York.
tuesday evening, to Mr.. Francis Berger, former
consul general from one OF the German states
The bride wore a robe Of black satin, handsome
~ trimmed, and a few ornaments Of gold. She
received few presents, but all were elegant and
costly. Among them was a dressing case, sent
by Mr. Thomas Lord, ST., and a card case from
Cornelius Vanderbilt. TEe newly welded pair
sailed for Europe Yesterday
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HANDSOME DRESS GOo:ss.

ID MISS IRIS, "oo"s'
Pure SIX and Wool DRESS GOODS. wide double
width, reduced to 81.
Beautiful SILK ana Wool DRESS GOODS, reduced
to 30 cents.
C0LoRED CASHMEREs. pure wool. wide double
wool. 50. g. IS, ~, 81 49,
BLACK ElLKS. COLORED SILKS. CHECKED
SILKS. STRIPED SILKS
Back Silks IRON s. to 81; Color : aks from Is
Ia lo oar 81, &c ana Sl50 Black silks are size
clal bargains.
CARRIERS, IN Markct Spnce.
PIANO COVERS, finest quality. Handsomely en-
broldeTed with elk, from 50 t. SI5
TABLE CONEltS finest quality, Handsomely en-
broGered with silk. -
CIOskS, large assortment, from S5 to S35
Bhts he SHAWLS, very large assortment from
Goy25-tr CARRIERS, IN Market Sface
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

EXoSERATING MARSHAL WHARTON.-In reflita-
tion OF the recently-published charges against
Marshal Wharton, OF New Orleans, OF inefii-
cheney as an officer of elections, he has for
warded TO the President statement endorsing
and entirely generating him, signed by every
prominent federal officer present in the city,
White and cOloled; also, signed by the chairman
chairman OF the parish committee and numer-
Gus other prominent republicans, among them
eX-Lieut. Gov. Antoine
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
pov2l4r 800 PennS,,iro a., !.
CIX FINE DIR Ess SHIFTS

Nh 1NE DHCSS SHIRTS
- Mace TO order, OF Namsutta Muslin and Extra
me ne Linen n 5oso9s, for 80; ready 10 put on.
most eleeant manner for So IS 80 WIG
Onr MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished at rs cts
made of Nanlsutta Muslin and Extra fDe Lima,
bosoLa. y the cheapest Shirt in the world.
good as any 81 Shirt in the market " ~
Our Mystery" Shirt is retail,-f at Factorv
Gift. " ee SliAs''
Tie GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, GrFy Fnoyr.
terry" va" "ss
Our 81 Shirt ready TO put on, has been reducat
20 % cts, and Is worth double the money luf we
are coia@eed TO Reduce Stock al our Factory in
Baltimore az We are about 20 buill .arse addition
Inefe!o, ard desire to carry less sock whist the
noy5-tr MEGfSNISs. 1909 p street n..o.
ONE CASE OF CAIlCOEs 1kc ward
" one case OF CaGcOes, remnafits 2Jc round
Cashlneres, from 25c. 10 81 yard
Dress Goods 1251, Is, Is and So yard
Eu.4l.e OF Blankets ard Comforts from al az M,
Nine DsLaorestE reliable PATTERNS
JOS. b. BAILEY.
octls-'r Cor. 9TH and y SITS. ssc
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-03-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Full. TENT OF THE HOUSE BILL As REPORTED ny
THE COMMITTEE ON PACIFIC RAILROADS

LII lAc houSe VI representatives., tebru-
ary 5, 1878; read twice, recomnitted
and ordered to be printed.
Ii. 4. 1905. Report No. I20. \ bill
to extend the time to construct and
complete the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
Mr. William W. Rice from the com
mlttee on Pacific Railroads reported tue
following bill:
BE It enacted by the senate aud house
Of representatives Of the United States
| Of america IN congress assembled,
hat the grants, rights, privileges, cor
porate powers, and franchises, including
the franchise to be corporation, con-
ierred upon the Nortkern Pacific Rail
read Company by its charter, and the
various joint resolutions Of congress
atnAdatory thereof aud supplementary
thereto be, aud the same are hereby
confirmed, grated, and continued to
the said Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany as nov re3rganlzed; and ten years
time from the passage OF this act is here,
by granted to SAID company for the con
S'iu0'''' '"'' c''nPl1tion VI "a malh
l!ne' sooJecV ~ al Tue terms ana confl-
tIons prescribed by said charter and
Jo,u' fo9o'ol'o'S, eAceP' as changed pEE
this act; pr0rjded, ho2ceg2.r, and said
eA,''ls'on u '''A9 Is &I'o'ea upon TIE
'''.2" '"9 ~ P''S' c''ul''0hS' nancy
fi'Se-- / ne Saio company sI'N'I. "'thin
''o car @''e' '''0 p1SS'ec0 u ''is "?t'
'o'.' 'No'i'' VIC "0' y VI yo"''!U1' '"% -
n'a'" i'nC ~ u near C'N@' "''. III pc
"'''7 "a o'e3o"' or s0'nc SU''"p.c pop'
""' " V0'' "a 'o '''o '''e ''o"'l Ct Hadk0
= = 10 ,''a $500 ''" t""y SNa'' 0e'9F-
"'''0' ''.''" '''''' No,' l''''o ''o' -'SS 'hHh
'"'n' 1--WE 'n''c, o' us f'"o e'r'"afnty
per <e'a, 'o9fe'I'e'' a'i' 'h"i' ''hpie'r,
q" ''''.'t'''' 70 '"G ''',' "1'e"o} c'n'pitf
CO.. i! 'F"S' |no Ho"4Fe' hi!'vs oi y
maui ',.'I .', H'''''' '"' }e''S "''eF '"e P3f
1'~, -, y '''" s'o', '''" % '0a'' '',S "o'4
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,'7' G''''f' inc'ou'o9 IA e'cn s"'o ona
y" o'' mics '''9< !" 7"'' a'e 70 "d
'".' ''e'eo per year e'<' 'a'"iy 'S a'0fe'I
''',' - nv :. =,
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I T. '"A p''"eeA = ! 0'' '.,, ''"lo 'Np po'"' an
"a. o's' o. ~ = - '''"'''', '., '' VIC 9Ia'e 0,
O'cI0', s""'' o9 .3 ''I"'G" alu al c0nslfuo'ea
Oh ,,. ,ne 5o0'1 % sue u we 'o'ulho'a river;
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d ''ui''t' d ''n',' "'''''' we '.',i,'9 VI
vac sfa"' " sai' con' p'"y' II Sa'o 'ahoS'
"ne" ''9 SoNeI""'en' surveys Sha,' De
! eA'enIsu ~ over .ne'n, s"''' oe ''"'u |,
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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-03-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
sDE EyD4Hyss.

Delegate in Congress. s...............S..S. Fem
Hovernor......... ......................"M. N. Rraynan
Secretary }. Gurus
MarSnai.... Plnkham
I. >. Acknowledgements. ...........J. w. Huston
treasurer r............... Ohm IuntOon
Sontroller er................. Perrautt
JUDGES CLERKS & DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
lst District.... ohn Clark
tlerk.............. S1uirr
District Attorney. y......................J. ". Poe
2nd Dlstrltt....... NJ. Il. Itoiil@' er
Clerk. .-.......................A. l.. RichnrtiS son
District Attorney. y................. Geo. Ainsle
81 District. ......................H. Z. rriekett
tierN....
District Attorney. ey..............,...E. Il. Ensign
The Judges Of the Ist 2nd and Sd dis
trcts assemble at the capital or the first
Monday in January in each year and con-
stitute the Sapreme Court Of the Territory
with the Judge of the End district as Chief
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson as Clerk.
The Judicial Districts and the times and
places Of holding Courts in each are desig-
mated by the Supreme Court when in ses-
sion and are liable to change each year.
LAND OFFICES:
Surveyor Geh............"........L. r. Cartee
IDAHO DISTRICT
register. er......................
tecefFer........... .,.................Jame Stout
LEWISTON DISTRICT.
Neglster.......... NJ. Howe
Receiver......... .....-.............R. J. Monroe
NORTH IDAHO COUNTY OFFICIALS:
NEz pEEcE CO.
froeate dge....................D. j. Warner
oheri f.......................... Baird
Auditor & Recorder. ThoS. Hudson
treasurer. .........................A Blnnard
Assessor. or....................~..J. W. Northrup
IN. B. Holhrook
--....J. VI. Curry
sKosHoNE COUNTY
Probate dge.................-..D l.. Elliott
oherlH Ohm Mailoy
aaditor Il corder.........-..W W. b. Tantis
treasurer. .....................----M Mantle |
assessor. +. Bro wn
Count, Commissioner, r. r. NJ r; S:s1i,: s'sSi:y
-. II. Jaumc.
IDAHO COUNTY.
,ooate Judge dge.............-...A. Shnmwav !
'-,neriH ...........................C. W Case ,
y nruditor & Recorder .........B. ]. Norris ,
'eHsursr............. .........................f. Oliver !
'sSesso'. ".............,..........k. ". y Litc :
Comfy Commissioner, .-.; Go. Dsrp..ss
= Fockinr
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road, lie, and the same are hereby,
restored to the public domain, 70
be disposed If AZ ether public
lands, except for the distance Of
twenty miles north OF the portion Of
said branch now constructed ifon
Tacoma t, Wikeson, in astington
Territory. And the said company shall
receive patents for Il quantity OF land
equal to twenty sections per nile on each
side OF said constructed portion of said
branch, such land to be selected from
the odd-numbered sections on each side
ot said constructed branch, bat on the
lofth side, not farther than twenty miles
'hereifom; but the said company may
select aud receive patea;s for lands to
make Up any deficiency in said quantity
f'pm any OF the public lands within the
limits oi the grant for the main line.
SIC. 3. That where prescription or
homestead claims were initiated, OF p,i-
Vae entries or locations were allowed
ufon lands embraced in the grant to
sad company, prior TO tAc receipt Of the
orders Of Withdrawal at the respective
district auG Offices, tho lands embraced
"a ,1'', 'D''y 81 i'o".'''' '.'@', o4 pa'eh I
:" :" '''8 'a','e9 0"t','eo 20 ''ie SAME, Is
if aid grant had net been made, and in
ease Of abandonmeat By them, shall be
'pe'' t" se'tiF.o ~ py P'e.t'hp"oh oF
q l'''7S =, eau on'9' 'ul ''e si'o co'ppans
s''''' w e''':',o', ~ '''1'@'"''''y 'ASie'''
- '''" '",II'8l' ~, - law
'",' - ""' '''',' ,'S remaining u"
''J ''''CH ,s anu S%sl e'9co III th' genera
'''D' 0ii'ee '' "'''0h' 81 "a increase ct
P'c: % '"e even Secuo's "l,n'n 'Ae
' 'll.''' o' S1'1 F,"a'' "n91e 'ne same
wye '4'",'' VI "1@co upon Se''t""ieh'
p '0i ~ ,i'9 'G'S''g o' 'N@ o'oe's % WIN.
"o' =, " a o' '.,'' i''G% NJ ~" "Is'f'ct 'an'
'i'',.' ''''''' '' 'e.'eE'o ''oN S0cn SOS,
P'"''''' ""SI '"4 ''u t"t' Ps'eDI out
"r'"'''S' y, ~ ''''S 1c' ""'i pe oof'S'foeo 10
""0lp oN '',,'" 1"J 0'i>s' " - ao nor
'"G ."e fe' ""''"2 O any moneys reeeF-
- g. 80 = rL ',,''.'' ,:, ""ue! 'A'"''"S AVS
-, - = -. =. -" ',''' '"u S''o 'oM 1any o.
l1 ,'u', - e s 'e'9oJ, a0'"'i'z'n : 70 issue rs
oya,., e,.a, l,3n ,',p' - ,'n'e' - a'a - '"e
5 oa'iS.' '~''o" - ANY, ,i 'ph1"'s .. ~ fo"u
49," .ho w. 'S~1 s1I''' '''o '""1 ~ n'o''"ses on
ra;I.,aI m ''o anI a,, ~"1 i,.' VI par = " .a
'''', '"''' o'o 'n' ! P,oPg''y ."n'; r'ehls 0I
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''' '''o Vs. - ''e3'S' '''' II "''cli IseS
al; sh;'''o Ip'I' 'o'ni'' ;"o'"'''nS 'ne ran
l o"'I, - o0 W. w. o'a'1o'' anu a' p'"oi
'o' r,1 .",,'s ,,: .: 'us'' I9I'' eAecn'ioh an"
ple eI, .I'''' es'1'''s' az 'n'''sa@eS S"aii
pc ','o' "''n 'e'''' ''e" ~ '''c par "nehl
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lt tl'ibi y Gidntcu IN CDIHIRSS To dtFt In
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Good clean wheat, good butter. predevcred
to us at Lewiston, will he received in payment
for subscriptions at Lewiston cash rates at time
of delivery.
ALONZO LELAND. CUAS., r, LELAND,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21

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snd 0caks had reds sIlues>a 10 ehnw-
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the middle. and ns<k snA gos1ly -
pcct. bring. q 10 sid. Ais pgincipal
cksr.csesiseics- The next gru11 sQsesn-
Gle a thu kind took plscs u The friuk.
shout TIE ysss l38. cd, - she con-
nesoeoest a she soarsesueh cestaxy,
shird sse grader psrSsenasee va
givea e CividAie. il tAe Dogsh a Ioniy,
sniA The applsa~s a thosnaAs spcn
thosasas u sPeceussrA The d<.ess~
.s~f u The aE.aa did - - vifA -
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osiGinniiy pssfsosa, 80 SsaaA . -
iscooplsse- IL uss rsooaelis1 @ .
beoaa<s basis. ssd he seg hasis -
nsAs 10 iseisas three episodes, thss u
10 ssy. three ssos; tAe hFul ct dsaIing
with The Atoseness a. Crseinxion, -
second With ~ Rssusssctioa, snd TIE
third NTH tbs Ascsaalea into Heaven
CividAle vas the envy asd he veaasr
Il Ill the cities in Italy. Every town
in the peninsula wanted mystery playa.
and nyssssy plays for . handssd ysass-
we're one a the great subjects Of meme
thoughts and one Of the psincipal topics.
Of convsrntion. They AouriShsd usdsr
various title ~ allegory, revivsl OF mys-
terry play. Priests and MONKS were
quite willing to let the people b sdu-
Gated BY means Of the theatre % long
- the theatre wns in their own banda
Theatricsl performances were semi
religious cerem0nicsin the middle ageA.
- dancing in the days Of ancient Rome
was Q part Of religious discipline
Rome had its Salii, with their sacred
leaps and mummeries, in the temple Of
Mars; and Italy had its mystery plays, +,
performed outside the sanctuary. but
not at enmity with il. When civiliza-
ton increased, when the dramatic art.
slipped out of the hands Of the priest
hood, theatres were denounced, and
people were warned against play-going
much - they are warned now days
against heresy. But the mystery ploys.
survived their founders, and continued
10 be in vogue till far into the four
teenth century.