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National Republican., 1878-01-14
Catholic Notes,

The ST. Peters Library Association, recently or
sanized in St. Peters parish Capitol Hill, has al
ready over two hundred volumes and on WcdncS'
day last the following permanent officers were
elected President, Patrick Hickey; ice.presi.
dent, owen Donnelly secretary. James y. Harbin
treasurer, y. II. Shea; librarian, Francis p. Pic
assistant librarian, Daniel Muller; directors
George F. Hardin, Daniel Foley Charles Davis
Benson Kelly, and John Mawdsley.
The mission In progress at II, Stephens Church
under the auspices Of the Redemptorst Fathers is
largely attended, and will continue during the
present week with the following order Of exercises
Five o'clock q. m. mass and instructions; nine a.
ln last mass aud Instructions four p m. instruC'
tiOns for children; halfpast seven p, M, rosary
sermon and benedictiOn Of the blessed sacrament.
The mission closes on Sunday next
The collections in tho District churches for the
diocesan senlnGrcs on Chr,tmas day, so far as
reported are as follows: Immaculate Conception
Church, Zoo; ST. Matthew, $50; 81 Stephens
$50 Trinity Church, Georgetown, $50; St. Mary's
(jiermanl s43 81 St. Augustines, SIS with Others
The condition of Dr. White docs not improve IN
the least and II Is doubtful II he will again bs
nble 10 Ohiciate at the GltaT. His sister, Mrs
jenkins Of Baltimore, Il his constant attendant
Tho congregation Of st.. Aloysus Church wal
exceptionally large yesterday morning, and Mrs
General Sherman and daughter, recently arrived
from st. Louis were present
Prayers were requested In all the churches yes
terdny for Sister Gonzales, supcrorcss OF the Holn'
OF the Little sisters Of the Poor who 10 dying with
consumption.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Endowment Rank, Knights Of Pythias.

The important feature Of paying 81 900, $1,000, or
5000 to the wife heirs Of member of the order,
upon receiving notice with good and sufficient
proof ofhs death was egalized at the last session
Of the supreme Lodge of the World, and Is attract
ing large share of public interest Being q safe
and cheap life insurance, within the Of every
Knight, II has awakened q revived interest in the
bership throughout the Union and the Dominion
of Canada. The Fourth Rank connected with the
Endowment being distinct and universal does not
abridge the health insurance weekly ck-bene.
ia feature Of the order. Section No. 6, instituted
December 8, 1877, is IN very prosperous condition
year 1873: President, q. J. l.. FOxwell No. II
yice,presdcnt, J. 7. Codwell, No. II; chaplain, J
$. Finch, No, ;; secretary and treasurer, llalv0r
guard, J. II. schombert, No. 49, sentinel, A. L. l.
kecse No, 10,
National Republican., 1878-01-14
DR.. Patton at Howard University.

The President Rev W W. Patton D. D., preached
yesterday rom Ecclcs Xi., ,q-"RcJ0Ice o young man,
in thy youth, aud let thy heart cheer thee in the
days thy youth aud walk in the ways Of thine
heart and ia the sight Of thine eye but know
thou that fr all thee thing tod will bring thee
into Judgment The sermon was most interesting
and affecting and was listened to throughout by
all present with the closest attention. The DJctUr
commenced by saying that the wurls used IN IlIr
text are solemn and impressive. They have been
subjected 10 two different interpretations. one
viCw i that the words Hrc To he taken In an iruni
CGl dis>dasivc sense. The other View, that Of the
more recent critical commentators. and the one
with. which sgrccd-that they express a certain
idea Of persuasion, together with caution. The
Doctor then went on TO show that youth l. natu
rally the season Of Joy. This can he observed Of
man everywhere a. well rs the lower animals.
The statement l. true as n matter Of temperament
ff"ln health, activity spirit h0pc from lack of any
personal experience The evils Of life have not yet
hccn seen and felt Hence we neither expect nor
Ike TO see young men act Just rs old men. some
such hrm of childish pety indicates disease rather
Further the desire Of joy pleasure Is not wrong,
but implanted by God Some pietists have opposed
all pleasure rs sin, and have suppressed 1t and so
some worldly people imagine this tO be the doctrine
of the bible on the contrary. tn, Bible Is u cheer
full book. God Is the author Of our capacity for
pleasures IN body and mind and has made pro-
vision for gratifying our desires He has made Joy
& result aud u reward ofholness. Gods word bids
. Us rejoice. Bat, In the neat place, this yOuthnll
desire Of pleasure brinEs temptation and occasions
test Of character. II tends 10 excess Is not self
governing, feeds rankly aud grows fast by indul-
pence. The child, for example, loves only play, the
young man only JOY and exciting scenes.
Thus II has n tendency TO harm ourselves and
Others Itlcnds to rebel against tod when he would
limit by his law. We must remember that this
need of control and ability TO reject pleasure also
makes character possible and distinguish hes US from
the brutcs which are governed by Instinct, while
we are len TO Here, then Is the trial. viii
| we limit qualification, as God directs a. 10 time,
! mode and degree? Yet more, will We subordinate
the whole purpose Of disqualification to the higher
| one Of pleasing God, leaving him 10 care for our
| good? Take the case Of q child In a family. He
must yield 10 the direction Of his parents and the
! good OF the whole family and allow personal graft
fcation to be subordinate. We arc all children in
| Gods great family.
Finally God will one day judge us according to
! this test. Now We are on prOhatiOn--en 10 act
| freely, even II mGdly, A. We sec every day But
! Judgment will alrtly come viii you therefore
! choose the true course? The text appeals to each
| young man singly. VIII ye hearken TO its appea
] now
National Republican., 1878-01-14
4MUSEUENTS.
National Theatre-"NIartba, !"

The beautiful opera Of Martha" will lie given
this evening at the National Theatre by an anna.
tcur combination of the highest merit. The cast
comprises Mis- Mills as Martha Mrs. Sherman. as
Nancy; Mr. Pugh, as Liord: Mr.. Young as Punkst !;
Mr Keen, as 7riStdm and Mr. NymGn, as Sheri1.
A thoroughly. trained chorus of forty two voices,
comprising many of our bestknown and most.
capable amateurs, and highly efficient orchestra
of thirty pieces will lend their essential aid.
The performance will be given under the direc.
ton Of Mr. II. &. sherman. a gentleman Of eminent
skill, elegant taste, and thorough culture in all
matters musical.
The stage management has been intrustcd to Mr.
T. X. Sailer, the most capable and popular Of ANA.
teur managers.
The proceeds of the performance will be devoted
to the building fund OF the Chdrpn's HospitRl-an
object worthy Of the support and patronage of all
charity. helping citizens
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Rev, George Muller.

Notwithstanding the incicmency Of the weather
last night n large audience assembled at the Me-
tropoItan Presbyterian Church. Fourth street, near
Pennsylvania avenue southeast to receive the teach
ings Of Rev. George Muller He took for the sub
jcct ofhs effective discourse Habakkuk ill., H. IS. 10:
Although the fig tree shall not blossom neither
shall fruit Le In tie vines the labor Of the olive
shall fail and the fields shall yield no meat the
focs shall be cut OFF from the fold, and there shall
be no herd IN the stalls. Yet. will rejoice in the
Lord, will JOY In the God Of my salvation. The
like hinds' feet and lie will make me TO walk upon
mine high places To the chief singer on my
stringed Instruments"
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Minor rDistrict Nntes.

Mr. II. W. Hamilton has received the contract
for supply yIns gas fixtures to the Miner School
building.1
Henry Hlmbcr has hcen awarded the contract
for undofpinning the Lincoln School building
A delegation Of the school Board held Rn inter
view with the Commissioners last Saturday with a
view Of promoting the effort Of getting Congress IL
aid the schools In this District.
--Licerses have been Issued as follows Hartley
Il Brother commission merchants; George Russell
liquor dealer; Chris, Dickson, brewery T., FaMkes
Junk dealer; II, J. lIOy!c, livery stable; W. +,
ance company; a. W. Davis, liquor dealer; J. o. X
Kuhn, dealer in old Iarresi J. a. Donnelly
hotel.
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lecltcjt
PROPOSALS.
PAPER FOR THE fpn piiRI,c rprSr,Na

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Sealed proposals Will lie received until TUESDAY,
January l5 1878 at 10 OF lock m, for furnishing the
PArER f6r the PUBLIC PRINTING until tho siss
FORE and the award Of contracts TO be made b the
Joint Committee of congress on Public Printing to
the lowest and best bidder for the Interests OF ths
Government the committee restrvlng to Itself the
right TO reject any ami nl bid as Its Judgment OF tho
best interests Of the Cow rnment may dictate.
Detailed schedules Of the description, quantity, and
quality Of the paper requr q, accompanied By sam
with which Bidders must comply, can be obtained by
addressing ]. u. Defrccs Public Printer, Washington.
DC
The contracts will be entered into for such quaint.
ties Of PAPER may be needed during the year, and
The estimated quantities get forth in detail in the
2oOo rcams OF uncalendcred printing paper. eiN5s
l5,n0o reains calendered printing paper, 4xS
500 reams cnlcndcred printing paTer different sizes
$3.50 reams sized and cslendered printing paper dif'
fcrent sizes.
e,No reans mnp paper, different sizes and weights
2a'Sao reams white writing paper dneren' sizes ana
5000 reans colorcd writing paper. different sizes and
800 rennls Of cOver paper different sizes and weights
800 reams manila paper, different sizes
5000 sheets mutation parchment dinefent sszes
5000 reanis bank note paper
200 reans engine sized paper for PostOnice blanks,
iOo reans SIZED and cnicndered tinted printing paper
OF different sizes.
Giooo sheets OF Cranes bend paper, bond paper OF
BY direc % lou q the join, Committee Of Congress on
Public Printing. JOHN u; DEtREES,
wAsHIScroS December IA. lsTT dclsTulw
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Robbery nt the Capitol.

Early Saturday morning three thieves entered the
room Of the Senate Committee on Patents, on the
basement floor of the Senate wing Of the Capitol,
by forcing window open. They stole a fine clock,
pitcher and other articles, valued at 800. Onicer
Boyle captured two Of the thieves some distance
from the Capitol and recovered the goods The
thieves captured were white boys, who gave their
names a. David Martin, alias "COckey" and X. W.
Campbell. In the Police Court saturday they were
held for the grand jury, bonds being fixed at 81 900
each. In getting out OF the window Of tho commit.
tee room tho young burglars spilled large guam.
tlty OF ink over the window sill and masonry.
work.
sidney IIenning, the other boy who was impli.
Gated IN the robbery by his companions, was ar.
rested last evening by Ohccrs Boyle and scott lie
will have hearing before Judge Smell this morn
Ing. Nearly all the stolen property has been re.
e vrrCd. Detectives CoOmei and Miller discovered
he whereabouts Of tho clock and silver pitcher
yesterday morning, and brought them 10 head
OuATcrs,
National Republican., 1878-01-14
InnIl.
DRoPosAJs FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBU
l. LANCEs AND HARNESS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

QUARTERMAsTER-tiESE IN ERALs.OfFICE.
WAsmiSaroS, January II, iS7s
Sealed proposals ln riplicatc wN be rcc'iy,d nj the
Office OF each. the ID po: QCnrtermaster at Washing
ton. o. G, Philadelphia Penn. Jcflcrsonvp. n T.;
and Fort Lanyenworth, kama', urtl tMe'ye o'clock
M, at wdshin Eton, 1907 y. m. at Philadelphia :
I@avenworth, February II, 1879 at which times aud
places they viii he opened In the senCe 0f BIDDERS
Tor rnInishng onc,hundrcd Il o. six mule Army wag
mules, twenty-five C.5) Ambulance Wagons army
pattern, one hundred and my 40 sets Of sIN-mule
Arlny:Mngnn Harness complete and seventy i've 40
cries To b. made at ther the Philalelphia Jefferson
Vile. or Fort ieRvenwOrt d, may be required
Bids Will be made accordingly.
Deliveries are to commence within thirty days from
date OF contract and BE- completed within sixty days
from date thereof The Wagons Ambulsrces, and
Harness TO he IN exact accordance with the prescribed
spt cih cations therefor Oi Hrstclass material and
workmanship and be subjected n n rigid inspection
quired standard to be rejected and removed at con-
tract, expense within ten days amer notice OF such
rejection. Proposals will be received for any portion
Of the supplies.
oil prop Tsals
A preference will be given TO articles OF domestic
production and to articles Of domestic production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast to the
coast, conditions OF price and quality being equal
Blank Proposals and printed specifications well
any further informant ion win b9 rshed, npTlqt-
ton by etiher of the Depot Quartz Ecr In
mentioned.
Proposals should I've addressed to either the Depot
QuarcrInptCr at Washington Philadelphia, Jcffrr-
HonNili". tr Fort L,Rvcnworih and bc Mlofsed Pro
pOsals for -. ..-mulc Army Wagons Wagons fir
iwo ur hurs, or mules :" "Amhnlanoes = six
niuir Army Wagon Harness; - or -Four. mule Ambu-
lance Harness. as the case mty he. -
Acting onnrtcrnnseriencrai,B Bvt:>kj. Gen. u 3. A.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
READ AND POSDERs!
IF YOU

Went Cook.
Want n situation,
Want n Salesman,
Want servant,
Want to Rent n Farm,
Want to Sell u Piano,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Lend Money,
Went to Buy n House.
Want to buy Horse,
Want 10 Rent q House.
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want Boarding Place,
Want to Borrtw Money,
Want TO sell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries,
Want to sell Furniture,
Want To Sell Hardware,
Want to sell Real Estate.
Want g Job OF plncksnlnhinE.
Want to SILL Millinery Goods,
Want to sell House and Lot,
Want to rnd any ones Address,
Want to find IA StrRyel Animal,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture,
want 10 BUY q Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Agricultural implements
Want to find anything you have Lost,
Want to Advertise anything to Advantage,
Want TO Aud an Owner for anything,
Want to save Money,
Want to Make Money,
Want TO Make Name.
Want anything at ALL
Enploy the Columns
HAVING A LARgER CIR ILATlOS THAN ALL
e1IiER MORNING JOURNALS IN WASHING
TON COMBINED.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
A Young Pistol FlourIshcS.

Yesterday afternoon persons residing in the VI
cinity OF Ninth and streets northwest were start
led by several pistol shots fired in rapid succession.
A large crowd quickly gathered, when 1t was dis
covered that the guilty party was small colored
boy about thirteen years Of age, who had
been attacked by crowd of white boys, and, in
order to them had fired his pistol 10 Smith Il
Wesson seven.shooter) five, times luckily without
hitting any one lie was taken IN charge by Ohcer
Harlow who conducted him to the Fifth Precinct
Station. where he registered as James Boston. lie
was locked up for hearing before Judge Smell this
morning
National Republican., 1878-01-14
THE CITY E.fLL.
business Transacted In the Courts satur-
day-A Suit for Divorce-Transfcrs Of Real
Estate.

business Transacted In the Courts Satur-
day-A Suit for Divorce-Transfcrs Of Real
Estate.
CIRCUIT couRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Frazier vs. District OF Columbia; Jury disagreed
and were discharged. Morgan We. District Of Co.
lumbia; ordered that property be released. Dis
trlct Of Columbia w. Washington Market Company;
judgment on demurrer-sppcal prayed. shnficr VS..
Nuckles; motion to set aside judgment over
ruled and leave to renew. Fitzgerald w.
Pcarce 4 Herman; itemized bill granted.
Barbour 4 Hamilton vs. Murphy; continued.
Taylor VS.. Price motion to qnnsh oeltiordii re.
fiSed aud case set down for trial. Pclletler VS..
ReardOn; motion to qnash ccrtigrdri dismissed.
Appich vs. PlatE; ceItlordri quashcd. Hyatt VS..
Hyatt motion to examine Withdrawn, Adams VS..
Church motion for new trial. Tucker Sher-
man vs., b s;nn motion for new trial ovcrruled.
Emery vs. District Of Columbia; Judgment set
aside on max ing deposit. Gregory Il Son vs.. De
Chambrun judgment set aside. Miller vs.. Moore
motion for Judgment on award granted. Morton
". Ward motion for new trial overruled Nc.
nsd Fsndu S'FS. rsG oi scS"na SsSnN RsHk .H vs.
Corkhill ct al; judgment by default. Russell VS..
Powers: judgment by default.
EQUITY couRT--JUsTICE wyLIE
Ezi VS. IIessner bill taken ns confessed Noyos VS..
Inland aud Seaboard Coast LING Company stipu.
vs.. Wright; time fixed fot taking testimony.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTicE MACARTHUR.
The case OF the District Of Columbia against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
an appeal from the Police Court was taken up. This
suit grew out OF the effort Of the District Coinmis
sioners TO impose a license OF So per annum OH
every car run on the streets by this company.
His Honor held that municipal authority could
not ovcrule the action Of Congress and the suit wa,
dismissed
Adolphus Burgess, colorcd, indicted on. The
charge Of entering and rohbing the store of N. W
Burchell, was released on his recugnizancc.
District Attorney Wells said that IN addition tC
lhis Indictment he Proposed to have another iol
subOrning perjury. ~ II could lie positively proven
that the witness Butler would have testified To Bur
CESS creeping through the transOm Of the store, Gu
received money from Burgess TO testify In hi'
favor. He had also been informed that Burgess
had received money To leave the city.
His Honor directed Burgess TO attend daily or
the sessions OF the court
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity sidt.-Margaret B. Kreaner VS.. George W
Krcamer, Tor divorce.
Lrtr side.-Lynch vs.. Blake, an appeal. J. y
Scott vs.. John Freeman, on note. Simon Levi VS.
John A. Gray ct al., on note.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
E.c,n.d from a statIon-Hou.e,

William smms and Country" CARROLL Two col
ored men arrested by detectives for stealing Goa
and other thcfts on Friday night and locked up ii
cSixth Precinct Station, on Massachusetts ave
nue. cscRpel on Saturday morning The prisoner
succeeded In digging Brick from the floor, will
which they brokes y eCc Of iron from the window
cap viii tbs ptcr.- Of iron they broke the loci
oflLe cell door and ran out gCtti~ away before tn
Officers could be alarmed. The Cels 1T this station
are new and made Of solid Iron aud brick aud tn
fugitive, accomplished In escaping something whiCl
was considered almost impossible
National Republican., 1878-01-14
A SerioIls Accident,

About halfpasl ten o'clock Saturday morning
n boy named John Donohue, sixteen years Of age,
tried to get on wagon while it was In motion, at
the corner oLIwenty. fourth street and Pennsylys.
mia avenue. His right leg was caught between the
spukes of q wheel and broken between tina knee
and ankle He was taken into Ducketts drug
store from whence he was taken 10 his home cor
ncr Of Twenty seventh aud streets northwest by
Sergeant Perry and Onlcers Amos ana warwick.
Drs Newman aud Mead set the fractured limb
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Real Estate Transfers.

James rrospcri to Mary ESputa, for 500 part o
sub division lot NJ, square 9I3. A. L. Josetti tC
Moses Solomon, for $50 suh.lot G. square 2Gs. EN-
CGvRnaugh ct al. to Mary T.. Douglass for $1,000
pnrl Of lot s. square ST.. T. c. Wr0c to L. Wroc fo
Sgi7.Gf, lot q. squGTci. j. NJ. johnson to :. e
Clarke for 81 lots IL and H. and part of r. squar,
slI W. II. Ward ct al. trustees, to Corcoran Fir,
Insurance Company, for slGiO. lots - and L. sub
division square CO. J.. +. Clark to Mary f. Phil
lips, for s3,OOO lot l5 subdivision square 2l3.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

THE egg rolling festivities on the Capitol
terrace ut Washington were omitted this
year. The custom Is supposed to have been
originated by Billy Bowl.cggs.-NeT York Conn
mrrcim Adre,Iser, The suppOstiOn is wrong.
1t originated with a small coored boy in Wash
ingtOm a.ncggrolng, as 1t PhitadSiphid
Bulletin,
National Republican., 1878-01-14

An extraordinary meeting of the society of the
"Unione FratcanEa Italians" was held yesterday
at Columbia Hall, Mr.. Marco LOrenh presiding.
The invitation was extended 10 the Italian resi-
dents Of this city. The object of the meeting was
To pass resolution Of sorrow for the death OF Victor
Emmanuel, King Of Italy. Appropriate speeches
were made alluding TO the patriotic life and deeds
of the illuStrious deceased Re GalantuOmo," and
the following resolution was passed aud cabled;
"RGsOlred, That the coincidence OF the society and
others present DO extended to the bereaved King
Humbert !. and family and to the Italian nation"
National Republican., 1878-01-14
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES. Plies
DEror oUARTERNAsrER's 0FFIcE,
1lp 0IRARD STREET, PHIiApELrnIA.

DEror QuARTERNAsTER's 0FFIcE,
h@ @dIRARp STREET PnIinSpkLrgM,, n,,pi.l !, a,
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy of thi.
adveriiseinent attached 10 each, will be revived at
this office until noon, January a. ISIS for furnishing
the United States luartermasters Department Win
the following-naned articles viz;
end hands I. .oU 1oppleces and I'umeSocxc l2ge
Helmet Eagles; $50 Uniform Dress Caps, assortedi
11O Dress Cap Pompons; 1900 Forage Caps; H0,op
pairs Berlin GiOvcsj i2o!0oj pairs Woolen Stockings;
oversize; io.Sc wooien SlSnieis, 500 kshsndiesj
eco Wall Tentsi 10 wal.rcnt Flies: s.0no Common
Tents 1900 sets Common Tent Poles 500 yards
Dark Rus Ilannel, - jOrrO yards sky blue Kersey,
81; 2aio yards Facing Clo'h, 8-t assyr;edi 10000
bOOo yards canvas Padding; SD,0co ynlls worstcd
Cord; ZOO gross Goat Buttons; 1000 GILT Buckles
2O,e,o yards sky Itue kersey, light quality
All articles wilt pc sunlrctcis a. pid Inspection,
and bidders are informed that full compliance with
Gle inferior to the standard will be Rcceltet
all ILLS.
Philadelphia and san Francisco.
preference will be given to articles of domestic
production and Manufacture, conditions OF price and
quality being equal and such rerencn viii be glven
toorticles OF American production aud manufacture
Pr duced on the r. cc coast, TO the extent OF the
consumption requred by the public service there.
Terrtpr,s OF the Pacific coast will be received and
In pccted ut San Frsnc'scc, tAl.
For Information IN detail apply at this Office.
EnvelOpss containing proposals to be indorscdi
Propls,ls ior Military Supplies" and addressed 70
by order OF the ounrtermast ,r-t General.
d. H. RUCKER,
decltcJt Assistant Quarternaster-Gcncral.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
BARSUM's HOTEL,

GENTLEMEN: In answer TO your request, my
manager has arranged for one exemplihcatiOn Of
my theory Of health ut odd Fellows Hall, Wash
ington, where will attempt walk OF eighty nine
miles in twenty.slx consecutive hours without
sleep starting at eight Friday evening January
should successfully accomplish this feat without
Injury or unusual fatigue, It must prove to my sex
that correct diet strict temperance and systematic
exercise hav0 much to do In securing perfect
health. BERTHA Won HILLERN,
10 DR.. Nathan S. Lincoln and others.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
X. OF T..

At the regular session of Union Lodge, No. %,
X. Off, q. C.. A, J. Cumming installed The OIL
cers.cect for the ensuing term, as follows, VIZ
y, C., William H. NogcltAug; G.. C., William II,
Carr y. G, Nathan Kelly prclGte, :; s; kowher
msgu; X. OF Il. aud =. W Wallace Grant NJ. At
4, Frank Beckett |. g., W. NJ, c. Stewart o. o.,
George FTaar.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

A AGENTLEMAN called at Logan House early
one forenoon, wishing to see the laird. "Oh,
sir" said servant, "ho has somo company
wi him" II am afraid that | have called too
soon they'll not have done with break fast. "
"'Dced, sir, it's yesterdays dinner they're not
done wiz
National Republican., 1878-01-14
More DoIncstic Troub.e.

Mr.. A. X. Browne, as counsel, has fled Mrs.
Henrietta Hcunsch bill for divorce from her hus-
band, Charles IIeunsch. The parties were married
on the 7th Of September, 1874, by the Rev. Robert
Roitzel, Of the Lutheran Church, and they lived
together until February, 1876, when he deserted
her, aud she has not since heard from him. She
also charges cruel treatment habitusl drunken
ness, DC,