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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

If the late MA. T. Stewart will
rcturu to US family, no questions
viii he a-Sed, is a personal in the Oil
80. yeITick.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

,o,,nis1, young lady, Miss Bos-
har. commits sdpldcs Hanging near
Plano, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

Another woman falls heir to a
fortune in North Texas, Mrs. Carr,
Nff Henrietta, the wife of parson
100000. All right, go ahead.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

There is now no further need of
Congress, an exchange says, as the
anks have now made arrangements
" which they can override any act
i Congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

There was not one arrest made by
, police during Friday night
Weston Netcs.
Sell, now having told us how
Ivy were not, please sir tell us
Ns- many there were.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

HAVING purcuh
of Mr.. Byron Mckeen9t prevails
we propose establishhhat the
branch house where Oh. Ox,s
and friends can patronizcS
the necessity Of sa9Ss~;SsS'. Gu, on
We shall add . - s$Is bed,
there q first y <Sformerly
will sell SAND q q IN sea instead
eponrtesies AM q SnAral. The
heretofore characteriz, founded
lishment. Asking a coed fact,
patronage of the old en- Pms
MIR. Mckeen and promising
best to accommodate and pie me
we are Respectfullyaspian
LEssING, LYONS, SoLod from
d2d3twlt. nar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

An effort viii be made ms Con-
gross, it is said, to revive tue Nicar-
agua Canal project.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T,AKEN UP

On Sunday, December l. 1873, one bay colt
IS months old, with saddle and new bride,
on South Third street, which the owner can
have by paying for this advertisement and
other charges CHAS. SNYDER.
December =, 1878. diff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

,t,erican lady in Paris pays
sson sor hair switch and $500 for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04
We Were.

We Were. tiine,
Exposed last week tofed. II
storm, that wet our feet q, near
ings, and indeed our persoi Ill.
In fact we took a crack many
which brought sore throa the
we're symptons of fever<spian, it
wife asserted her anthoi,,e down
our feet ia hot water, v - 80
hot blankets, and sen'orNefs Vi
son for a bottle of Aygafanning
PICTORIAL. II is ANS, here
cine-pleasant 10 W.
Job. We slept sougf
night and awoke Ws45
ing. We know We moment, =.
recovery to the n 10 say that
not hesitate 10 reseihng OF gro,
who need such 4 that he viii
" ga" I Ternsl Estrictly CASH
--.,-l,---cnsive lines of
60 boxes SODA In D2ldtc
4helr friends and the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04
sssDAY, DEcEMB'R4, 1873.

4 bn Hutchins is the dark horse
SA's Senate from Missouri.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-04

E,st King Of Dahomoy on the coast
oeno,ca had little festival recently
t;re s,nliven the spectators cut of
Ioss;,lred heads in accordanccwith
phoso SCRABBLE custom. lie has also,
Mr. McaPortugese Consul and sew
ven;epcrs, and obliges them to go
who live h'i'"i VI "i ~, oro'
branch ~ amusement. The Eng
store T,en trying to ciyilize him,
q stoc,r srelapsed, and they are
Tho mari the job over again. lie
vote HE silized when they get
,e.. "A him this time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02
THE LOUISIANA ELECTIoN


The four members of the Louisiana
Returning Board--W Wells, Anderson,
Kenner and Cassenave--were indicted
by New Orleans Grand Jury for
conspirlng to defeat the will of the ma
jority by altering the returns at the
last Presidential election. They gave
bail for their appearance In Court. aud
afterwards forfeited that bail, and three
of them endeavored to escape arrest by
seeking protection in the Collectors
Office in the Custom house. They
were arrested, however, and one of
them, Anderson, is now being tried in
New Orleans. The evidence of his
guilt, as charged in the indictment, is
positive, as Supervisors of Registration
in several parishes testify that the re-
turns were altered after they signed
them. Many Republican papers and
politicians protest against the prosecu-
ton of the members of the Returning
Board and to any investigation by Con-
gress or the courts, that would be like
ly to enlighten the public as to the real
result of the Louisiana election. The
electoral vote of that State gave Hayes
the Presidency, and. strange to say,
Hayes gave the Governorship to
Nichols. who, according to the count
of the Returning Board, received a
thousand less votes than the Hayes
electors. This fact proves conclusively
that if the summing up of the votes of
the State by the Returning Board was
correct Packard was cheated out of
the Governorship. There is a strong
suspicion in the minds of the people
that the acts of the Board were not ex-
actly square. but there is no doubt
whatever that if Packard was not
elected Governor, the electoral vote of
Louisiana did not legally or rightfully
belong to Hayes. The trial of the Re-
turning Board members will probably
explain this Inconsistency. They are
being prosecuted and defended by able
counsel, and as the returns from every
parish will be produced in Court aud
carefully scrutinized, the trial must
result in the vindication of the Board
from the grave suspicion of altering
the returns or prove its members to be
the most infamous scoundrels ever en-
trusted with the canvass of the vote OF
State. The trial is being conducted
at the expense Of the State of Loulsi-
ana, and no person who does not be-
lieve in tampering with the ballot box
and subgerting the will OF the majority
by altering returns, objects.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02
THE WIN SEDUCTION CASE


Some time since, E. j. Baldwin, COM
monty called Lucky" Baldwin, was
sued for seduction by Lennie @. Nc
Cormlck. The plaintiff asks for $780,
600 damages. which the fortunate stock
sharp refuses to pay. The case is now
being tried in the Fifteenth District
Court III San Franc SEQ. with closed
doors. The plaintiff is described as
being rather pretty girl, about
eighteen years of age, and she alleges
that the plaintiff seduced her under
promise of marriage in 1876, when she
was only sixteen years of age. Bald
win is millionaire and he denies the
allegation, and says the affair is a
bisckmaii conspiracy planned by the
girl and her mother.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02
NEW TO-DAY.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
n OCATlON of principal place OF. business,
n No. 3l2 Montgomery street, san fran
cisco, California. Location OF WORKS,
Star District, Humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE. is hereby given, that at meetlng
of the DIRECTORS held on the 30th day OF Jaa-
uary, 1878, an assessment NO. OF olA
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the Corporation, payable Immediately
i'll nited States COLA coin, to the 81 cretary az
the office of the Company, NO. 3l2 Mont
gtmery street. san Francisco, allfornla.
Any stock upon. which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY MARCH, 1878,
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; unless payment is made be-
fore. will be sold ON Monday, the 25th day OF
March, 1878, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary
Office, NO, $40 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California. feb2-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02
TIE L { G r A p lC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
A Lawsuit About Newspaper
Property.


Mnrtagh has filed bill in equity
against w. E. Chandler, Rollins and
others. restraining the sale of the
National Republican building. which is
advertised for sale under Il deed Of
trust for a note OF $50, 600. The plain
tiff alleges that usurious interest was
exacted for money borrowed.
Author Of the New Tariff Bills.
CHICAGO, Feb. /.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: Representative Wood prepared
the tariff bill, and Banks aud Burchard,
of the Sub. Committee, were ignorant
of its contents till it was printed this
morning. High tariff men oppose 1t,
and its passage is pfoblematicai.
A steamer Foundered-I6O Lives
Lost.
/ New YORK. Feb. /.
The steamship Metropolis. from
Philadelphia to Brazil, which went
ashore at Curriticuk lighthouse is to-
tai wreck, and over 100 lives aEe known
to have been lost. The Sun says that
a dispatch from Kitty Hawk Life
Saving Station came to Alberto de
Agniar, civil engineer in this city last
evening, saying that the steamship Me
tropolis has foundered short distance
off that Life Saving Station. Fifty
two lives have been saved. Further
than the fact that u terrible storm was
raging. the dispatch did not say. MIR.
Agnair said last night that besides the
Captain and crew, there We're $50 sous
ON board, of whom 25J were navvies, as
the day laborers on the railroads are
technically termed, and fifty or more
engineers, assistants and clerks. Mr..
Agnair, who is the son of Chevalier de
Agnair, for IL years Consul General OF
Brazil, intended to sail Ill the Metropo-
lis. but was prevented by circumstan-
ces. 1.-The bulk of the railroad labor
ers on board the Metropolis SAID Mr..
Agnair, ''are residents of this city or
OF Philadelpt ia. They are mostly
Americans, of German or Irisn de.
scent"
VESSELS DISPATCHED To THE SCENE.
The Secretary OF the Navy has di-
rected Admira! Trenchard, iu command
at Norfolk, to send a steam launch
through the canal to the scene of the
wreck. The Signal Service Sergeant
at Norfolk reports that the steamer
CroataE aud the coast wreckipg steamer
Rescue have started for the scene.
CAUSE OF THE WRECK.
The number of passengers in the
Metropolis, was 260, OF whom l6O are
drowned. The steamer is a total wreck
and nothing is left above water. The
wreck was caused by the vessel being
unseaworthy. She sprung leak and
began to sink, and the only chance of
| saving life was to run her ashore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russians Advancing.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. /.
The Russians continue to advance.
1t is not known if Batoum was evacu.
ated in anticipation Of a Russian as.
sault, or i'll fulhllment of stipulations.
The Cause of Delay.
LONDON. Feb. /.
The principal cause of the delay of
the armistice is stated to be difficulty
about the military conditions imposed.
A Vienna paper says these include the
occupation of Constantinople.
Great Distress ina Turkey.
The Relief Agent, who arrived at
GalEpoli with Snleiman Pasha, .ele-
graphs: II will stop here to relieve
2, 900 refugees in great distress. 1 have
seen vast numbers of refugees all over
the country, and dying from cold and
hunger. There is great movement
towards the sea. The refugees arrive
perfectly destitute. having generally
lost half of each family.
An Anti-R ussian Denomination.
LONDON. Feb. l.
The Financier says that members of
the Stock Exchange yesterday, amid
yells, burned the Times and News, and
other publications of a pro-Russian
tendency, and then signed an address
declaring confidence in the Govern
msnt. There was similar demonstra-
ti0n, at LIoyda~ Several outdoor meet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02

A BILL will probably be introduced in
Congress to prevent aliens from acquir-
ing title in fee to real property. This
Is suggested as means of preventing
Chinese from becoming land owners.
1t may, however. have very different
effect from that intended, as Chinese
may. under the Burlingame treaty, be-
come citizens by complying with the
naturalization laws. as other aliens. a,a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02

PLYMOUTH Church now furnishes the
Thirteenth (BrookIyn) Regiment of
the National Guard with Chaplain in
the person of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. Phe late Chaplain OF the
Regiment Was man foud of display,
and who, at parades. was dressed in a
gaudy uniform and rode on a spirited
charger.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02

The celebrated character delineator
and elocutionist. Prof G. B. Plummer
n entertaining the people, of Eastern-
Caasan. aS'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02

22 Ioaves of bread have been made
with one of Leef's Cal. Yeast CAKES
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-02

ings in the country to protest against
the supplementary credit were taken
possession of by adherents of the Gov
eminent, and turned into anti Russian
demonstrations.
National Republican., 1878-10-12
Baltimore GonernI Market.


Cotton dull and nominal MiddHg, iC@ i0Ac.
Flour quiet, with light demand. Howard-street and
Western superine g. Tj@3 20 do. extra, g. 75a 2l
do. family, q J0g5 CITY Mills superinn sal 90; do.
extra, .iI2 do. Rio brrnds, 60 sj5 20; Patnpsco
family, SJ2S.
Wheat-sOuthcrn quiet and steady, Western firm,
aud III demand Southern rcd prime, SIg q; de.
anbor. q O:IC6i No Pennsylvania red, 81 Oj'4 al
lC5S bid; No.. Western winter rerI SPOT nnd October
40; November, 81 O3r@ CJ'.; December, 81 Oii4
,orm-Soutlsrn quiet; no stock. Western quiet
and firm. SJutEcrn white 5lt5Gr; ito. yellow. 5a 3;
Western mScd, spot and October ItsG u &C; NOyem-
Ter, ishmlstic: steamer, iGotf6'sc c.
uais fairly Rttve and steady. Southern, 2'G SOC;
Western white, 2gSOci do. n.INed go 2Sc; Pcnnsyl-
NgHiP, @s6t pJ.
Rye steady. Southern, sc.
Hay dull and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
Provisions dull mud easier. POrk-Hi 20 TS Bulk
meats s-lOOsp shoulders, a. e. ~ Crur.riD sides 50
bAG packed, 6LmDl.r. Demonstrations 81; clear.
rlil shes GAc ll"u.s-SUEUTg uTrd, ~ ~ laC. Lard.
refined Heroes, ,y4c luttgr-FiTm for choice; West
cru and gladcs, liritc.
Petroleum, quiet ard nominal Refined. 9aC; crude,
71sc.
Cunco dLll. Rio cnrgoos, IICi l7c
Whisky lrm md higher At 81 1901 i0iE.
Sugar quiet a sOit, o. ilNtiac
Hocypis-flour, 1910 bu; wheat. 0l,O0O bu; corn.
nlWu bn oats, G,IOb lu.
shipmcnls-Whcat, 1874 ~ bui corn, 2jCOO bu.
Frrghts to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton, SID
q ls2d; Hour, - Dl; grain Cl asked,
National Republican., 1878-10-12
Latin Pronunciation.

Which-Iatin, English, or Continental? In
my Latin classes have pupils using each Of
these methods, they having been taught pi-
mary Latin before coming under my iLstruo-
ton. prefer the continental and teach it,
but find much difficulty in making 1t harmo-
nizc with previous requirements, and in ore or
two cases u mixed style was uncomsciously
adopted; hut bypcr~iatcut effort have worked
them into good continental pronunciation.
Ny purpose in these remarks is to ak which
Cf the three methods IN Use Is decidedly pre-
fcribC, as objections are raised AGAINST each,
but think more against tkc continental than
against the Latin and EnglishH
viii the president OF Howard University
aud Of Columbia College, the experienced prin-
cipals of our public and private schools, both
ladies and gentlemen, rs also private tutors
communicate their views upon this subject
some parents desire child to continue the
pronunciation with which it has commenced,
and decidedly object to a change, especially TO
the continental, which seems TO them rough
and harsh" | have never seen tabulated
report of the method adopted in our colleges
and schools, showing which has tue greatest
number of adherents. f. &.
A pamphlet on Latin Pronunciation"
issued by the Bureau OF Education, will givo
l.. e.. valuable inlOrmntiOu.l
National Republican., 1878-10-12
Georgetown Commercial News.


GRAIN MARKET.
Whcat-Thcre were no offerings on Change to-day,
shd we are consequently without any transactions
upon which to base u fair market valuation Tor the
various grades Of Fuz aud Lancaster Receipts con-
uhnc very limited and the demand Is sOmew hat active
iof the supply OF locnl milling wants In the rbsence
any important deals, we write the market quiet,
with hrner feeling the part Of buyers. while II s
expected that the next sles will develop shade ad.
varcc for prime to choice descriptions We quote
nominally at isc6t:i for good to prime Fultz and
q ,2''Wl Oili for prime to choice Lancaster
Corn-Ilero IA an active local business doing IN
both white and yellow, while the supply is only mod
crate for white and somowh hat restricted for yellow.
MGguOte as before, at &c for yellow and j3 81 for
white.
RIVER FRONT
ALr.ved.schooners Warren Sawyer, Crio. wlndsoT.
Win plaster TO ] l. MooTe EnOs u Phillips Baker,
kennSbec, 70 load coal; 7 sInnickson. -, ri LA.
cClphlR, 10 load cUal.
CieFrsd-schooner CT slnnickson. -, Norfolk,
with 3OV tons coal
- CANAL
Arrved-Boats Fleming a Motter, Johnnie. B C
Bal lrell, Alexander, Dickson, Matthew Kersey, W
J Booth, Plat, and II A Lowe
Clcared.Buais L NJ Pierce, Alexander Johnnie.
Fleming q Motter. u Bnrrell. and a.
National Republican., 1878-10-12
Travellers Guide.
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doublo-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoarnwEsSg, VEST. AND SOUTH.
- TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE ., 1915 AT as A. NJ

| Am. Leave washi,gton,
,m,i99 ,m,i991,tNiW YORk, PHILADELPHIA, AND nos
i uoN Ex xpRES5, Elllcott CITY. on sundays to Bal.
Junco c.ssp sSa %nsHsgp Z, nsgcy Ia tnp Tas annapolis
UsSDoIEbaltimore Annapolis and Way, Cranberry
| npdieDHrg' winchester, Hagerstown. and Way via
| Tl6-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
L GlO-Pglnt OF Rocks, Cranberry Strasburg. Win
| chester, iIagerstown, nnd Way stations -.
m9RRkk sEIAgEt%Hda Pstdl cns noSsTS2S s. SS
York and Philadelphia stops ut Annapolis Juno
sS5-tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. AND
| Branch except Sunday. Through car 20 StauntorI
Pullman Cars to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to SAN
| dusky daily, except saturday.
,EC-on Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
iGCo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS Stops at Bladen,
burg Beltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction. Jessups
and Hanover
l2lo- Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City, and way.
| l;N.tNEW YORK, PfIILADELPHfAk AND nos.
| stopping at all stations. Stops at laurel ''
LAUREL EXPRi3S5. Frederick via Relay Stops
45i"fPOiUt Of Rocks, Frederick, Trnserstown. Win.
chester, aud Way Stations On sundays to Point Of
| Rocks and Way stations only.
-tBHiiim3ts Ann1ap2lis az, nnd I'M My sHsl2ns
| TiMORE EXPilh:sS. Norfolk. except Sunday. Nor.
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct to boat at
Canton, siops At Blnasnsburg and Laurel
7ii5-tCIiiCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPIRES
si6"ihIfTiM6REE EXPREsS .-
AS5 ffFrsRUK EiS EXpiHisar EXpRi ftsSnrF oitapi
,%SSssINE%, YORK, PnILADELPnIA AND
GALTlMOnE EXPREss. slGselping CIR to New
| tDulV, Other trains daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-10-12
Professional.
Densnl lnsUelmIIon.
DIN- ~ H. I Il i IN-I Z
SsRS4EDN DESTlST.

SIS I STREET, or UsTTE PATENT OFFICE
extracting. 81 tCn,S. Iplgiy
National Republican., 1878-10-12
GEORG ETOWS NEUS.
Collected by RepubIIean RoIforters.

On Thursday, tho Sd instant, tho six
year old daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Hcnly, liv.
ing on the Rockville road, about ono and
half miles above Tennallytown, left her
fathers house in company with an Irish
woman named Mary Kent since which time
nothing has been heard of the whereabouts OF
either. The childs name Is Sarah Jane Vir-
ginia Henly, and she is described as OF fair
complexion, with dark hair, was dressed IN
Hight calico dress, straw hat, aud knit wooden
stockings The woman, Mary Kent, has
been employed by Mr.. Henly during tho last
two months, and requested permission to take
the child out for q walk on the day named, to
which he gave his consent, but can imagine no
probable reason for their not returning home,
Ms expected, the same day. Is 1t q case of kid
nNpping2
The break In the canal continues to seri-
ously retard the shi hipments Of coal
National Republican., 1878-10-12
DRoPosALs FOR MAILLoCKs.
PO.r.OrrIcr DErAnrurNr.

WAsifSUrUS, u. c., August l5 lsTa
oparRtg sealed pFuposnl, " II be received Mt this
Department until u o'clock noon on the nth day Ot
Hnrch, l-IH. ioG flrulhiny four now and different
kinds Of Locks and Keys for the solo and exclusive
us Of the United stu - mail including. besides those
to bc used for mail bs. such he used for the
street etter.bONes Of tie United states.
As the public exposure lul searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding nn any prescribed
model Of q lock md key wUull trnd 20 impi II not
entirely destroy the frthnr utility Of all such locks
undkcl sfor tho uurpDia OF the nls tn" Postmaster.
General pTC-'rihS np mOI Is samples for bidders,
but rvli,S for selection on tho mechanical Ingenuity
and akill which u flir Cumprit!un among inventors,
'rcby invit s, may develop In samples submitted by
them,
Specifications Of requirements " n proposals. sam.
pi ~ kus and Quantities uf locks and keys. contracts.
Il. will he furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant Pu.tniiuItSr-I enpTul.
No proposal Will b. considered which Is not sub
m'ttrd In R"Cuui tnce with sucH Specifications nnt
ipI ms OF pTOpp,h.
The contract which may be made are to be IN con
fJrnty with the spps iCltiJHs ami A. rptrl pTnVO ala
u. NJ KEY.
Postmaster 4(,vueTn
National Republican., 1878-10-12
school-PupIIs Depnrtment.

We have received an interesting article for
this department, but without the name or ad.
dress OF the writer.
- &C. L. +" is Informed that an error occurs in
the statement of his mathcmatc problem. If
lie will send us his Post Office address, we will
communicate with him.
An answer to the following question Is ro-
spectluly solicited ~ student ofltcrature:
What English poet ind writer was called "In-
tcrrogation Point" aud why? III whose reign
did he live, and what was his standing rs
writer? NJ. {. II.
Question In gcogmphy-Was the State Of
New York inhabited previous to 1911; by
whom, and what became Of them?
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPIL.
National Republican., 1878-10-12
BROrOSNT.S FOR INIROEEII,STS IN NAIL
l. RAGS AND NAIL-l!AG TAGS.
Po,rOrrIcE DYrAururxr,

wA~IuNuruS, D. G.. August Is, ISIS.
rrOrG1alq frua p.ttuntCus, or tE"r E5siEnrrr, for
granting tho U4n Or improvement ihn, ,gustTugfIIU
"r In tho mode Of Ul ,nuI AMI dosing EGIl hn-,. Of
any al. kinds, gnh IN N" muEEi tuF' ur uHicru's
thereof AMI ulsp ir thU use Of patented devices ipf
lug gin or lbgug The same. viii be I"Tivsl NJ TINS
prpaGnI"u' Until = O'clock nO1H on ths I'd day Of
bunrIHlur, IL.
All rrupusu7 Iuui b. IN n'COr IuncD with tho spnr
ilrlt.Dn, .ul fUTl uf Pr l.rl wirh will lr MTHi.r
un application ~ Litter 10 thy Stynd Assistant PO't-
mn~,vTNiUlrTl.
any patents VIII De- u rruirImty with such spCcCd-
lions and the accepted prup--a,,h - w
y. ". KEY,
PuslnIlslyl ttrIrrl.
National Republican., 1878-10-12
District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
IN re Of Capital Publishing Company; Mr.. DGv.
idgo asked leave to ilo 4 motion to amend motion;
diallOwed; without prejudice to the right of the
same motion being made and allowed after the
pending decision is announced; overrulcd IN re
al George Robinson, hIltGs cDrpus: submitted on
brief. CH!tUG States vs.. samuel A. Clark; the
ruling Of the court below was declared TO be crru.
ECOus and new trial granted. MuTtaGh ys. the
District of Columbia ;On hearing.