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Srab5ing ARRAY.

A report was received in the city yesterday
That stabbing affray had occurred near
Whittaker's packing house on Thursday af-
ternoon, in which a boy named Marshall was
stabbed in the side by another boy named
Fields. The wound was not considered dam
gerous, although the butcher knife used was
reported to have been driven in with a
force that required considerable strength in
pulling il out, by those who ran to Marshall's 5
-a.t..
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MRS. L. KNAPP.
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For the Mtlitary Prison.

Lieut.. Stephen Y. Seyburn, Of Company A
10th Infantry, arrived yesterday at Fl. Leav'
enworth from San Antonio, Texas, in com.
mand of an escort consisting of a non-com.
missioned officer and four men. The COM
mand had charge of eight military prisoners
destined for Ft Leavenworth. The boys OF
the escort report that the winter weather they
found here was a surprise TO them, as there
had been nothing like it in the locality sur
rounding their barracks.
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Mendel..ohn Concert.

The Mendelssohn Society will give a con
cert on Thursday evening, February 2lst, n
the Opera House. The Society intended to
give one early in the fall, but in view of thu
numerous other entertainments which wers
billed, IL was deemed best to wait until the
present month. This concert will not fall
short of their former efforts. Tickets so cents
at Hoffman's music store. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
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LEGAL.
mo. 81
SHEPiFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, Is Case No;
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY. 6y7S
In The District Court m the County Of Ledren-
uCoJth iH the State Of Kansas:
CHRISTINA ARMSTRONG, Plaintiff,
vs..
Patrick McGraw and Ann McGraw his wife,
The Board of County Commissioners of
the County of Leavenworth, and the City
of fLeavenworth, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that un-
j der and by virtue of the judgment render
ed in the above entitled action in and by the
above named Court, and OF IA special execution
issued on said Judgment, To me directed and
delivered, will on Monday, March 18th, A.
D., lS7s at the hour of 10 A. NJ, of said day, at
the south front door of the Court House, In
the City of Leavenworth, in the County of
Leavenworth, and State ofkansas, offer at pub
licsale and sell tothe highest bidder for cash In
hand, the following described tract of land,
situate. lying and being in the County OF
Leavsnworth and State of Kansas, namely
Lot number twenty-One (2l in block number
twenty-three (23), of Leavenworth City Pro-
per.
Dated this 9th day of February, a. r.. 1873.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County Kansas.
SCOTT ASHTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The bootblacks have inaugurated the old
'.ring game" such as one legged men used TO
play at fairs, and are now occupying every
available place on the sidewalks about the
Union depot. one marble is good for a
throw, and the proprietor generally gets
away with all the "chinas, ""comas," ''bo-
Iers.r etc, after which he sells them back to
the losing tmesteTs for their worth i'll cash,
and pOcketing the proceeds, proceeds To
again win their stock in trade.
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Cbt,dren., Temperance Alliance.

EDITOR TINES AS you are the acknowl-
| edged friend and advocate of every move
ment, which tends the bettering of the mas
ses, in our city, wish TO give the public,
| through your paper, the following facts for
| the encouragement of those to whom IL may
We have a chIldrens' Temperance Alliance
now formed, which takes into its care, all
who desire TO unite, without regard to color.
or sect nationality o. age. Dr. H. Ii. Calla-
han, President; Rey william smith,
surer Harry Wise, Secretary.
Board of Directors-Col. ]. L. Abernathy,
Alfred +. Goss, A. II. Peck, James I. Lari-
mer, Prof. W. IA. Skillman. Andrew De Nean.
Prof W. W. Grant, DR.. j. B. Hardwicke.
The following circular has been presented
to the clergy now residing in our city for sig
"LEAvENwoRTH. January -. 1875.
DEAR SIR-The ChiIdren's Temperance AL
lance of the city of Leavenworth desires your
formation of a personal sentiment, which shall
disca ID the use of Intoxicating liquors in any
form dirk, believing that early impress
sions, teachings and habits are the most last
ing. We desire, as We grow up, to become
strictly temperance men and women. Will
you give us your prayers in this work, and
at our meetings, and invite the members of
your church, sabbath school superintendent,
teachers and scholars TO foiioc your er nipple
iir,s ~ s1 pieise in our Weasn hs' 10 give US
A. Tuessle, William Smith,
p. A. Hubbard, j. B. Hardwicke,
II. Saft Rabbi, VIM. n. Page,
A. Genius, J. &C. Bodwell,
Robert Brown, F. NJ. Spencer,
c. F. Mussey.
The above ministers who have signed the
circular will address the Alliance in regular
order, TO which may be added the Rev. James
II. Defouri, and Rev. p. L. Guenther, of the
Cathedral. " hose hearts are in this mob @
work Also. Rev. NJ. Meyer of the German
Lutheran church. The meetings of the Al
lance will be held at three O'Clock r. NJ, ev-
cry sunday, during the year, at the following
places:
First Sunday in each month at the Me,ho-
dist church.
Second Sunday in each month at the First |
Presbyterian church.
Third Sunday in each month at the Con- |
gregational church. |
Fourth Sunday in each month at the Bap-
tist church.
Fifth Sunday (in those months having fiye) |
at Westminster Presbyter-a an church, South |
The public both old and young are most /
requested TO attend these meetings.
HARRY WISE, Secretary.
Feb 9th. ISIS,
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STATE OF KANSAS. GO
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY,
In the District Curt IN the County Of Learen-
rorth, d. uts State cf Kansas:
HETTY r. GRAVES, Plaintiff,
VS..
William P. Borland, Elizabeth Borland, John
Harmon, William TnoIen. J. VI. RaiIey,
T.. ". Raiiey, Merritt II Insley, Daniel
Shire, f.. f. Kellogg, Robert 4. Collier.
Harvey l.. BickIord and John L. CahiII,
Defendants.
Case No. 7Oif
nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that un
il der and by virtue of tine Judgment render
Ell in the above entitled action in and by the
above named Court, and of a special eXecu-
tiOn issued on said judgment, to Inc directed
and delivered, l Will ON Monday, the fourth
day of March, \. ID. 1875, at the hour of Il
O'Clock VI. of said day, at the sou n front
door OF the court house, in the City of Leaven-
worth, in the County of Beavenw orth, in the
State of Kansas, offer at pubic sale and sell
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described tract of land, situate ly-
ing and being in the County of Leayenworth,
in the State OF Kansas, namely: Lot number
thirteen (l3l in block number forty-three, tl}l
in Leavenworth city proper.
Dated this ;Dth day of January, 4. ID. 1873.
Il. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas.
CLoUGH X WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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4 Protective Tarir Demonstration

PITTsBURG, February S-The demonstra-
tion tomorrow in favor Of a protective tar
if promises to be one Of the brgest ever
witnessed in this city. The arrangements
are allcompleted, and from reports received
by the committee it is expected that fully
10000 men Will be in procession. The
iron, glass and other manufacturing estab-
lishments will be closed to allow workmen
to take part. Immediately after the pro-
cession a meeting will be held in the expo
sition building. Twenty stands have been
erected from which addresses will be 6eliv-
cred by speakers representing the different
branches Of business.
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1t is acknowledged by chemists and physi.
clans that DIR. Prices Special Flavoring Ex.
tracts are the purest in the market. They
are used by the first families in this country
and are dairy increasing in popular favor.
Housewives who desire the most delicious
flavor in their cakes, puddings and pastry,
will get ii by using DIR. Prices Extracts.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
FEVER AID kCUE

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malarious
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
fevers. (aided by Railways Pills. SO quick As
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bot
tie.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

TIE attention of the police authorities has
been called to the indiscriminate firing of
pistols in various portions Of the city. Night
before last several shots were fired on north
Third street by some member OF a drunken
mob. and a lady near by narrowly escaped
being hit The officers canno: be too severe
in th,. punishment OF such people
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

A SMALL boy, while tramping along Fifth
street near ottawa, yesterday, missed his
footing on a sidewalk, and was forced TO roll
over several times in the mud, before he was
able to gain strength enough To get on his feet
again. The result, when he got home, may
D,s Imagined.
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Feb. 9th, Is.

II your grocer does not keep DoCley's Yeast
Powder, and will not get Ii for you, send 20
cents for M; IS cents for y D; or 90 cents for
y; 70 Dooley 4 Brother, New York, and II
viii be sent postpaid.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. James McCarty, Of Savannah,
Mo-, are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q.
Culp, of this city, at the corner OF ottowa and
Fifth streets. Mrs. McCarty is Mrs Culp's
sister, and caused quite a surprise when she
arrived with a husband instead of coming as
Miss Amanda I.angiOrd.
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a RATHER shabby looking individual was
seen wandering about the streets yesterday
afternoon, and was the subject of some COM
ment. When a draft on a certain bank was
presented and cashed for n thousand dollars,
the comment was Of a different nature from
the first.
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The Only Pain Remedy

hat IN Iantiy stops the most excruciating
pam aiIays inflammation, and cures con.
z stIons, wnelher OF the lungs, stomach, bow.
els, other 81 uds or organs, 10y one appil'
cation in from one To twenty minutes, nc
matter now violent or eXcruclatlng the pain
the rheumatic, Ded-ridden, iniirin, crippled
nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with dis
ease may suffer,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

A. W. STRANGE, ESQ. Lynchburg, Va,
writes: "Iuse DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. regu-
larry for a tickling cough at night. 1t gives
relief and puts Inc TO sleep. Ieis much used
here.N
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

PAT BURNS, Of the fire department, is the
happy father OF bran new baby boy, which
came Thursday, and at once pulled the beam
at eleven pounds and a half. This makes
the second addition to families in the de-
partment during the winter. Who next?
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-increase OF
flesh and weignt-ciear skin and beautiful
complexion secured To all.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

THE Youths Temperance Alliance of Leav-
envorth, meets at the First Presbyterian
Church to-day, at three O'Clock sharp. All
are cordially invited TO attend, old and
young.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY,
In the District Court IN the Comfy Of LedrcTs-
rorth, in the STATE oj Kansas:
BBIDGET BREE, Plaintiff,
Rosa Glynn, Barney Quinn, Charles Qninn.
Margaret Connell AMI Mary Kane, Defen-
dants.
Case No. .0I9.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue of tho Judgment rem
uered In the above entitled action IN and by
the above named Court, and of a special exe-
cution issued on said Judgment to me directed
and delivered. will on
MONDAY, THE IlTH DAY OF MARCH, A.
ID. 1873,
At the hour Of 10 A. NJ, of said day. at the
south front door of the Court House, in the
City Of Leavenworth, in the County OF Leav-
enworth. and State of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash In
hand, the following described tract OF land,
situate, lying and being in the County of
and State of Kansas, namely:
Lot number three, ~, in BLOCK number
thirty-seven (3s), in Clark & Rees' addition
To the City Of Leavenworth, IN the County of
in the State of Kansas
Dated this, SOth day Of January, A. ID. ls.s.
L. u. LOVE,
Sheriff of L.avenworth County, Kahsas
BAKER & DILL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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IT may be long time before you have an
other chance 10 obtain such bargains as will
be offered this week at the great closing out
sale oi SchuneIhan & Singleton.
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DR.. RADWeI'S
sarsa1ariIIian R5Solvtnt

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap.
id are the changes the body undergoes undeI
the influence oi this truly wonderful medi-
cine that every day All increase In flesh and
weight Is seen and Ielt.
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Served Him Right.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February s.-A special
from Bonneville, Mo-, reports the lynching
of an unknown negro near New Branfels,
Howard county An educated colored wo-
man, who teaches country school, was on
her way home and encountered two negroes
in the woods. They oyerpowered her and
outraged her. Upon her arrival at the
nearest house she reported the facts, and a
party was organized to pursue the ravish-
ers. They traced the ravishers to vacant
house, when one saw them coming and fed
The other crept under the floor, but was
taken out and hung to the nearest tree.
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READ FALSE And TRUE. !"

Send q Isttef aamp 70 Railway 4 Co :, Nos
Warm corner church stroet, New York.
lnlpgIafaon Wo9th tho01aAdf win be sen
~
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By JAMES II. DEFoCRI.-
THE CpNIST. Fiction

will be one of the most important ever known
In the history OF the church, as there are
many political classes to b. considered as
well as the dignity of the individual elected
There Will as usual, he ten days OF mourning
intervening from the time of tie uviith
of the Pope until the day OF the
election OF his successor, during which time
the Cardinal CaIneTIInsue," VINO mas cllarSt
OF the administration OF the all irS OF the
church, Will take care OF its Interests. Al the
end of the time appointed, after the celebTa-
ton of solemn mass, the Cardinals VIII retire
TO seperate cells in .ie Vatican. ana there
prepare their votes, which VIII be collected,
one at a time by the Cardinal who has charge
OF the adminisiraiiO
II will require "a majority of all the Cardi-
nals in the world, whether they are present
or not to elect. There are now, as we are
informed by Father Defouri, 81 Cardinals, Is
of whom reside in Rome. They consist OF
five Cardinal Bishops. fOriy-eiSht Cardidii
priests and eleven Cardinal deacons- As
there can only be one vote per day cast, III Is
probable some time Will be consumed IN
electing the successor of the deceased IL Is
thonght here. now. that Panebianco, OF
the order OF II. Francis a native of Terranova,
born August Is, ISIS, viii be elected. He was
made a Cardinal September q, 1851.
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What D. the Easiest Thing in the
WOFlA 60 dOf


The easiest thing to do just now, seems
to.be to fail. The men who cannot go into
bankruptcy are the ones to be pitied.
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LEGAL.
SHERiFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LsAyENwoRrH COUNTY,
L. the District Court, IN the County of LeGren-
tcorth, IN the State Of KdqSGs.
Carlisle 3. L -riman, Plaintiff
VS.:
Gilbert l.. Pierce and Evelyn Pierce his wife,
Defendants.
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Tumor OF l2 Years Growth Cured


DIR. RADwAY Il have mad Ovarian Tumor
in the ovaries and bowels. All the doctors
said "there was no help for it," tried every
helped me- l saw your Resolvent and deter
mined to try 1t, but had no faith in II, be-
cause had suffered for twelve years. l took
six bottles Of the Resolyent and one box OF
your Railways Pills, and two bottles Of your
Ready Relief, and now there is not sign OF
tumor TO be seen or felt, and feel better,
smarter and happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was in the lett side
of the bowels over the groin. 1 write this to
you for for the benefit Of Others. You can
publish this II you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
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In from one to Twenty Minutes,
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After reading this advertisement need any
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Nearly Mine Milliens, ana Ne Bridge
New York Herald, 81

Between eight and nine million dollar,
have been expended on the Brooklyn bridge
and it looks ike anything except bridge
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SoLEmM MASS.
The Bishop ard Clergy Of The Dio-
cese OF Kansas WI! Pariioi-
pate.in the Funeral Ger
emonies OF Pope
Plus TX.
Next Thursday Morning at Nine
O'clock the Time Fixed for
the Mass.

When the news OF the death of Pope Plus
TX, reached this city by telegraph and was
confirmed By a subsequent dispatch, a
TIMES reporter visited the Cathedral on Fifth
street between Eickapoo and Kiowa, and
sought an interview with Bishop NJ \. Fink,
as TO the order Of ceremonies to be observed
here in consequence of the death OF the ruleT
of the church.
The Bishop being occupied at the time,
the Nicar-General Of the diocese, FafherJ. II
Drfouri, gave the reporter an audience. Dur
ing the conversation on the subj ject Of the
death of the Pope, Father Dcfouri said that
the services at the Cathedral would be very
solemn and that il was expected that all the
clergy in the diocese would participate. Ihe
Cathedral will be draped in mourning. a
CatafalGue Thole Tiara and Coat OF arms will
be placed in an honored position during the
ceremonies, producing a III Dst imposing spec
tacle.
OFFICIAL ,,oTICE-
The following notice was received by the
reporter yesterday afternoon, stating the thine
OF the services:
"a pontificiai mass of requiem for the re-
lose OF the soul OF Pope Plus IN Will BE- ce!e-
brated al the Cathedral next Thursday, Feb
rlary 18th AT nine O'Clock. The great ~ pari
of the CLERGY have been invited, also the
Clergy and people of the German church
Yours respect fully,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

4. j. CORCM.
Committee on Resolutions, Constitutions
and bylaws.
The rolls were then opened for the subscrip-
tion of names, and quite a large number sign
ed the constitution.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the meet
ings be held on the first and third Saturday
evenings of each month, beginning at half
past seven o'clock. No further business ap-
pearing the meeting was adjourned.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-08-01
Hickory, dickory, dockl
The mouse ran up tho clock;
TIE clock struck one. and down he run,
Hickory, dickory, dock!

Hickory, dickory, dockl
The mouse ran up the clock;
TIE clock struck one. and down he run,
Hickory, dickory, dock!
The first and last lines of this charm
ing piece were returned with especial
clesrness. The lecturer then ratified off
a string of slang phrases, something as
follows
"Ob, say. you dry npl Pull down
your vest! Dry up! Go West, young
man! Wipe off your chin, etc"
The next performance was the singing
of Yankee Doodle by Mr.. G. NJ. Smith.
The. first attempt was hardly successful,
only mere tumble of unacceptable
SOUNDS coming out of the funnel. A
second trial was happier in its results.
Now" said Mr.. Bliss, II will repeat
the names of some of the prominent cit
liens; and he rehearsed rapidly the
names OF J. D. Cation, Marshall Field,
George L. Dunlap, John V. Farwel, An
son Stager, etc.
The entertainment closed with cornet-
playing by Mr.. Carey, which was per-
haps the most successful of the whole
The tune was returned with wonderful
fidelity. Chicago Tribune.