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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
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Maid 10 any receipt Of above prices By the
| agents Of Samuel AcClAin. Address
l.. A. t. AsHMUN g. Co., Boston, Mass.
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recotved heAfu ENDORSEMENT
The publisher Of the Weekly Globe ossle, Statesman
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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MAToHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
The PIONEER ToBAooo COMPANY,
New York, Boston, and Chicago.

No man in his senses should buy worthless
horse and cattle powders simply because 1t Is
put up in large packages. Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders are put up in small pack
ages, but are absolutely pure and are immense
ly valuable.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27

AboBt the hdaherstsd, cheap baking powders
hi compArison with DOoley's Yeast foNoeI,
The latter is strictly pure, wholesome, mo = =
nsing are guaranteed every time.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27

A Miserable Being .-.
4. one that IA billions. Get from your druggist
A package Of Quirk's Irish Tea. Price p cts
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
WORK FOR AL
HAPPY RELIEF

To all suffering from chronic diseases of all XII
Confidential CONSUL alton invited personally OF 10y
New n ethod Of treatment. New and reiiAble remel
Book and circulars sent free IN sealed enNtCI
Address HOWARD ASSOC ALTON. 4l3 N. NJ
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, an institution haVnga D.
equation for 1t norable condect ana ptoie'sNI
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Exactly the opposite of this is the fol

Exactly the opposite of this is the fol-
lowing:
A clergyman in one Of the Hudson
river towns united German couple in
marriage. When the knot was tied, the
bridegroom said, Dominic, I've got no
monish, but I'll send you Won leetle
pig" 1t was done, and the circum stance
was forgotten by the clergyman. Two
years afterward he met the German in
another town, for the first time since the
marriage ceremony was performed.
Dominic" said the German, "you
remembers you married me, and I gave
you Won leetle pig?"
eyes"
"Vell, if you'll unmarry me, will
give you two leetle pigs. Editor
Draaoer IN Harper's Magazine.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
The Matrimonial Lottery.

Ayoung stranger called on DIR. NC
one evening, while he was pastor in
New York city, to engage his services in
the performance of nuptial ceremony.
''I wish to make bargain with you,
DOCTOR" said the young man. 81 think
the girl am to marry will make first
rate wife. If you will wait year for
your fee, and she turns out as 1 think
she will, I'll then give You fifty dollars. "
They agreed, the young couple were
married, and the incident passed from
the doctors mind. At the end of the
year, at the same time in the evening,
the young man called again. The doctor
did not recognize him at frat.
"Do you not remember the bargain
we made when you married me year
ago."
sob yes," replied the doctor.
"Well," said the young man, she is
twice as good as I thought she was.
There's one hundred dollars for you"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
GOOD Old
STANDBY
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIhEAI
FOR MAN AND BEAST

EsrABrIsHnD 80 YEARS. Always oufe. =,
ready. Always handy. Has never isnou' a
silltons haze tested q. Tn whole woriu spV S,.,us
glorious old Mustang-the Best and oneAp0'' II.ns
in existence. rs cents bottle. The hu''In' '''D
cures When nothing else will
SOLD nv ALL MFDIoINE vFNDEES =
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27
From Washington,

The House committee on education and labor
has instructed Mr.. Goode, the chairman, to re-
port bill providing that the net proceeds of
sales Of public lands shall forever be conse-
Grated and set apart for the education of the
people. This act is not to have any effect to
repeal, impair or suspend any law authorizing
the presumption of public lands or the entry Of
public lands for homesteads, nor as limiting in
any manner the power of Congress to alter OF
extend the right Of homestead upon such
lands, nor shall it be held to limit or abiidge
the power OF Congress over the public domain
or interfere with granting bounty lands.
The President has nominated William s
Choate to be United States judge for the
Southern district of New York.
| The first batch of new silver dollars--ter
thousand in number-was received at th,
treasury department, and three thousand o.
them were paid out in exchange for gold. Sec
rotary Sherman, by whose order silver is onl,
to be sold for gold, takes the ground tina
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-27

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Businsss pl
DONE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

about clearing the room. While the Commits
>ioner was reading the paper they got up an
not do anything other than present the paprr.
Cohen was at first mild, but got little excit-
ed. After the discussion they Went out and
was to present the resolutions to the heads of
the depart ments; it might have been done by
a less number, but 1t was not his business.
have pick, basket or shovel
MIR. Ridde.-I doubt whether you ever had
Daniel E. Speir testified that they started
out with over 10, the intention being TO take
loo, to ascertain when the different WORKS
would be commenced The number increased,
and at the. Agricultural Department there
were about loo, and at the Treasury there were
$50. Those with badges were marshalS, ap-
pointed to keep order, protect property, &c
AT the Agricultural department. 10 or Is went
when Cohen approached the officer dropped
his arm. When they got into the Commission
ers room they had conversation ON the ques-
Th0s. s. Thorpe testified that he was near
the head Of the line, Cohen passed right in,
the policeman not resisting, and there was no
Thomas Norton testified that he heard
Cohen use IS no violent language; he was with
him ali the time.
COHEN's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Durant said he had no further witnesses
except MIR. Cohen. He was sworn, and stated
that a committee of 100 was appointed. They
went TO the Agricultural department.. There
was an officer at the door, who said he could
not see the Commissioner. He walked right
in and told his crowd to follow. They did So
and found the Commissioner engaged. They
waited for him to attend to their wishes
He was a public servant, and they
thought they had right to see him.
The commissioner did not like, apparently
for them to come there, and he (Cohen)
wanted him to understand that he was a pub
lie servant. He made use of no obscene or in
decent language. He went there to present
some resolutions and the petition.
His attorney (Mr. Durant) here stated this
was all the witness he had to offer He read
the warrant, and said the charges had MOI
been proved, and proceeded to argue thereon
at length.
Mr.. Riddle argued the case for the prosecu-
ton.
ACTION OF THE COURT.
The court reviewed the law in the case, and
thought 1t best to let the case stand open for
81 days, Mr.. Cohen to give 800 bond to appear
at the expiration OF the time, when the judy
ment will be announced.
Cohen was waiting for real estate security
Oh his DOnd When our report closed
AN INCENDIARY MEETING LAST NIGHT
information was lodged at police headquart-
ers from the Capitol police and by citizen to-
day that the language made use of last night
at the meeting of Cohen IS followers On the east
steps of that building was of a most incendiary
character. Some OF the speakers are repre-
sented as advocating raid ON the United
States Treasury and helping themselves to the
funds there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

Yesterday, Wallace VS.. Thompson sale di.
rected. Mason vs. Mason; distributing share
OF Martha Ferguson ordered paid. Hanson
vs. Stephenson; referred to auditor as to par
tltl0n. bowling VS.: Boucher; trustees bond
appointed for infants.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, in re guardianship OF Stanley L.
LOniS d. and Maria A. Myers; resignation of
and guardians discharge ordered. John W.
Butterfeld discharged as administrator of the
estate OF Joseph A. COburn, deceased. Estate
OF VIM: Hogan, deceased; motion to remove
administrator denied by the court. Sarah A.
Shepherd appointed Administrative to estate
Of VIM. D. Shepherd-bond S, coo. Letters of
administration granted to Robert Taylor on
Myers appointed administrator to estate of
Joseph Burnhanl-boRd 5000. VIII of Mrs.
Elizabeth Fredericks filed and order of publ
tuted as administrator of estate of Henry w.
Hamilton-bOnd $1,000. Annie Jeffers Guaii-
fed as ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of Win. b.
RLem denied, and administration on the estate
Of Wilhelmina Eichler confirmed in Minna
keppler: Will Of J. A Ennis exhibited aud
guardian to Mary Hoening ratified and decree
nlsi. Estate of Charles Mueller, deceased; ci-
tation issued. Estate OF S. 81. Howell; admin
istrator directed to bring suit. Will OF Florida
Slm0nton; proof of publication filed and will
proven by one witness, and cause continued.
Estate of James T. Adams: first account of
executor proved and passed. Estate of Michael
turned by executor. Elizabeth Heurich, guar
DIAN; annual rental value of orphans real
estate returned.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Charles Phelps, Albert Jeffreys and
samuel Bills, loud and boisterous, fbehaving
in an insulting manner on street car in the
Of ladies' $40 or thirty days Maggie
and 6olsterous g. John TubSs aaG Edw aqd
Daily, disorderly; forfeited collateral Robt.
JacRsoa a carrying ca r concealed weapon, "a
sixty days.
A POLICE OFFICER ON TRIAL.
Wv Wm m 4: Edelin; mounted police officer,
Worthington and j. r jenkins testified to the
furious rate at which the officer was riding
day y, before yesterday-the latter that when
after the bit. The officer testified that his
reins had parted, and the mare he was riding
ran s on 1qrlously The court dismissed the case
fined ST. Phillip Nelson, assault on Clarence
Wilbur in driving over him; discharged; the
evidence showing that another party was the
S ariyer Renp hu Murphy was charged with
lessee of the Stone Place. The defence was
that the bull had trespassed on the premises
OF Murphy, who impOunded it and advertised
the ofhcer to return the bull to Murphy.
Emanuel Webb, assault on Constable j. r.
Dali; continued. Cornelius Carter, larceny
grand jury. bonds $500. David Kenney, as,
sault on Melvina Kenney, his wife. from
whom he has separated; fined So. Charles
Joseph Maranella: IS or Is days. Jefferson
Christian and Chas Chase, larceny Second
offence) of two hogs from John Albert. Officer
Barry testified that he saw these parties and
leading the sowS up an alley. Christian teSti.
fed that he drove the hogs for man named
Henry Pster and Chase made the same ex
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY....S Is, 1878.
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

condensed Locals
The street lamps will he lighted at {. 3l u m
and extingUished at I0;50 pm.
Chief Engineer r. Blair, Of the Savannah
tba) hre department, visited cur engine
houses 10 day, under the guidance OF Chief
Mr.. j. w. Griffin yesterday became the
bondsman. in $3.50, for ". V. :. wilson
charged with enlightenment of government
funds TO the amount OF $50.
Ire physicians in attendance upon j. For
rest norm, who was recently 50 badly in ured
at The swimming school, on E street, now
think that he may recover. 1t is proba Die
that he viii De cripple should he recover
Lieut.. Hurley has made report to Major
morgan III relation TO the character of the
gatherings at Green's hall. in the 18th police
precinct, stating that it is the resort of ali
0lsIeputable classes of colorcd people in this
city, who receive licenses and permits from
Ine authorities to give parties there
The schooner sunk, With load of lumber,
near Maryland Point, was the White Squat,
bound from baltimore to this city. The crew
and the deck load OF lumber were taken on
here.
A meeting of Sabbath school superintend-
evening. was we'll attended, and the subject of
forming union, with its advantages, was
Health Officer Townshend's report of the
operations of his office for the week ending
September IA shows nuisances abated, 2l2
deaths reported, 63; deaths investigated by
OF garbage removed. BIS; dead animals re-
moved, lsS. The report embraces the usual
record of food inspections and pound opera
tiOnS.
Persons passing over the Long Bridge com
plain that there arises from the decaying veg
etable matter on the fats in the Potomac an
efluvia which is intClerable, and some people
have been made sick by il. Even ii the city
should be kept clean, such mass of filth lying
before the wharyeS viii generate disease
wherever the poisonous air from it pene
trates.
AT last nights revival service at the Foundry
Nj. Il. church, in few minutes ten persons
were converted. The interest in these re-
ylyal services has become SO great that to-
BorrOw all day revival services will be held,
ccmme nclrg with PentecoStal meeting at
go ID. closing with q real revival service
at 7;45, conducted by the young reVigaliSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

THE IRISH CATHOLICS of Ontario petitioned
the Queen to refuse her assent to any enact
ment granting special charter to the Orange
Society in Canada, and sent their petition
through MIR. Butt. He has just been Informed
that it should have been presented to Lord
Duherin, to be forwarded to the Colonial De-
added that in any case the matter falls within
the exclusive powers of the Provincial Legis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
How THE LoUIsIANIANs GET RICH.

-, NEW OKLEANS, AUgUSt I9. 1878.
The undersigned certiieS that he held for
collection for account OF Messrs. j. NJ Lefort
T. Co., Lafourche Crossing, La, one half of
single number ticket No. 3,440 and approxima-
lions, class H" in the Louisiana State Lot.
ten thousand dollars, on Tuesday, August
18th, 1873; said ticket having cost the sum OF
one dollar, and that the amount was promptly
PAID on presentation OF the ticket at the office
OF tie company. +. P. SEWN,
lis Decatur Street. New Orleans. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
LETTERS IRON THE Pr
Sanitary Inspection OF
RremfSoo Ff1Vate

Editor Sfdr:-Whiie the
his valuable assistants are .ealtn omcer and
caution, by disinfeetantN using every pre-
city IN a healthy condt' % Would it nat bS our
Premises. especially ;sfrequent inspection of
necton with office and tenement ~ bnil ~ Goa
IVA ona of tSa fds exercise no supervision.
hreeIine ID fises -aost destructive elements in
t aenss gener Ay- Parties not personally in
trn,, nu,; ~ the protection sof their premises
uw n ~ sances should be compelled to have
SUI ~ % to guard the health of the occupants
a Mat re public generally, by exercising
wal 1afui care and abating the nuisance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

In THE BOAT RACE on the Thames yester
day between Elliott and Boyd, the latter led
throughout, and arrived at the post four
lengths ahead. The foul on which Elliott
claimed the race was occasioned by Boyd en-
deavOring too soon to take Eiliott'S water of
Cheswick, whereup0n Elliott pnt on atremen
dOus squirt. and the foul ensued. Both cOntin
ued rowing, but Elliott at the end of the race
claimed the prize on account of the foul.
A%A Spanish woman walks in the Paris
bOulevards leading dove with ribbon.
Millions Of 'hoppers and Hessian files
speckle the Illinois tiflage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
A SUFFERER,


National Theater.-The novel show of Buff
falo Bill and his combination at the National
IS drawing good houses. To might the pro
gramme OF the last two evenings will be re-
peated. Tomorrow evening the bill will be
changed and instead of MAY Cody" the drama
The Red Right Hand will be presented.
Lincoln Hdn.-SeatS for the grand Carey
concert are selling rapidly. A few desirable
seats remain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
Excursions, Ptcntcs. &c.

The picnic for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers, under the auspices of the Metro
poitan police, began at the Schuetzen Park
this AFTERNOON at two O'Clock and will continue
until late this evening
The drivers of the Metropolitan railroad
company are giving an enjoyable family picnic
at Beyer's 7th street park to-day, which will
continue to- night.
The steamer Mary Washington will give a
day and moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall
tomorrow for the benefit of the yellow
and p. m. returning at and 10 p m.
The Nellie goes to Great Falls again to mor.
row, leaving at a. N. from Congress street
bridge. Georgetown. A pleasant ride up and
down the canal and good fishing at the falls.
Painters Union, No. 10, OF this city, adyer
tlse picnic at Beyer's 9TH street park:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
W. Sliney to E.G. Taylor. lot 9, SO. SOL; $1,000
81; s245: J.E, Carter to DE. Carter. lin trust J
lots 1, M and n, So $40, lot 9, So %. lot 4, So,
q. lots Sc, 81 and So, so, $40, lots A. and s. So
ton, lot los, Holmead's addition, two frame
houses on Mill St, aud property on Congress
ST. 8. SIS Riley to Thomas Ward, lot 2
I and s, 50. $50: $. John Giles to CA.
Hammer, lot 7. So. $50; 1915. RSDavis, trus-
tee, to Helena Hartung, lot 3d. So. 5l7; ST. 700
J0hn N0onan executor &c. to Michael Moo
nan, lot 9, So. II, and lot 80. So. $50: E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
Manuscript vs.. Printed Matter in
the Mails.

Editor Stdr:-Why does it take longer for
the delivery OF printed matter through the
post once than it does for letters Several
times lately l have mailed drop letters. and a.
the same time newspapers but theTatter were
always delivered mail or two after.the for
mer IL the packages had been for another
they were all addressed to within few blocks
of the Post Office r A q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18

Editor Stdr:-Why is it that people have to
neglect to attend to the pumps after being
n0tlhed. The persons in this neighborhoode
9Th street and N. Y. avenue nOrthwest-are
9epenalng on pump water, having no hydrants
water. Who is responsible?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-18
GEORGETOWN.

REVIVAL SERVICES are being held at the
methodist Protestant church by DR.. Murray,
pastor, with good success.
DkSERTERS ARHESTED-Arthur Crump and
yOhn Smith, deSerters from bark Addie Z.
Sleeper, were arrested this morning and locked
up: IN which condition they will remain until
FOR TIE SUFFERERS.-Wests street PreSby-
terrain Sabbath school sent to New Orleans to-
gay sSE through Messrs. Lewis johnson q Co..
concert for the benefit of the southern
sufferers was held last night at Curtis school
building; fair audience was present
CATTLE MARkET.-OferingS and sales at
Drovers' Rest yesterday were as follows:-SO3
cattle on the market, Sic sold at 81 to AZ cents
per 10; $50 lambs ,ss offered SIC sold at y to SIS
per head. Market duh.
PORT : Entered-BaIk Addie c. Sleeper.
Capt. Wiley, to load coal for Aspinwall.
Observation-Disclosures Mercy G. Tfundy, Capt.
Irowley, for Alexandria, to load.
GRAIN. - Boat Medley, with Leo bushels
wheat and $50 bushels corn to Hartley & Bro.
10 FL. M. Talbot. Boat VIM. Rider, with 1905
bushels wheat. to Hartley & Bro.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE;-The offerings on
with Sales as follows: SO bushels. at SUI:
$40 do. at $l.044; 100 do, at $lU2; 7G0 do, at
sl.0S; AIS do. at Sl.02.
DEATH FROM A CATS BITE.-Boston papers
record that about seven weeks ago Mr. Isaac
W. Navy, lamplighter, and the oldest in the
employment OF that city, was sitting upon the
steps of his house. when a cat crossed the
street, and, coming up to him, rubbed against
his leg. He reached down to put the cat on
the head, and the animal bit him on the right
thumb. He thought nothing of 1t at the time,
but the thumb did not begin to heal until
atout two weeks ago, when it discharged a
small piece of bone. On Sunday last he felt a
pain in his arm and general feeling of lassi-
tude, and Monday morning he was worse and
found it Impossible TO drink glass of water
He consulted DR.. Street, who advised him to
go to the Massachusetts General Hospital,
which he did. He was rational up to Tuesday
slept about four hours, but during that time he
had been wandering about his room and the
yrridor outside. He complained of feeling
OF SutfOcatiOn, and wanted the windows
opened. At 9 o'clock he drank winegaSsful
OF water. After that time he grew worse. had
commissions, and died at 80 Wednesday after