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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

RICH PUDD1NG.-To each quart of
milk tablespoonful of rice, sugar to
taste; bake 3 hours. Frequent stirring
makes the pudding creamy.
INDIAN PUDD1NG-1 flat cup yellow
Indian meal, quart boiling milk pour
ed upon it; allow it to cool; add 2 eggs
well beaten, and 1 teaspoon baking
powder; a meringue top if liked; bake
20 minutes.
RAMEQUIN PUDDING.-3 pound OF
suet, pound molasses, 4 pound bread
crumbs, / pound flour, 2 eggs, juice and
grated rind of q lemon, half nutmeg
little mace, two cloves, fine. Boil 3
hours.
TAp1ocA CREAM.-Soak large ia
blespoonsful of tapioca over night in l
pint of water; the next morning add l
quart milk, and boil; a little salt, eggs,
cup of sugar; flavor with lemon or
vanilla; beat white of eggs to stiff
froth, and brown in shape of eggs; put
on top of the pudding when it is cold.
RED SPANISH CREAM Take the
yelks of 2 eggs and mix in 2 tablespoon
fuls of powdered sugar, and, after well
beaten and mixed, add cinnamon and
put it in dish over hot water, and let
it scald through; then serve in a cup.
If cups are needed, 8 yelks and ia
blespoonfuls of sugar, and so on as more
or less is required.
CHARLOTTE RUssE.-4 of a paper OF
gelatine put in cup Of milk and set
where it is warm until it dissolves; l
quart of cream sweetened and favored
to taste; add the milk and gelatine, and
beat with an egg-beater until it is light
take "lady fingers" cut them straight,
dip their edges in white of an egg to
make them adhere; put them in the
mold, and then pour in the beaten
cream.
SCoTCH OATMEAL PORRIDGE. -
Time, half an hour. 2 ounces OF oat-
meal, 1 pint of water, pint of cold
milk. Put pint Of warm water into a
stew-pan over the fire, and as it boils
dredge in the oatmeal with your left
hand; stir with the right. When it is
made turn it into a soup-plate, adding
a little salt or little sugar, according
to taste. Send it to table with jug Of
hot milk, which should be addedto it by
degrees for eating.
PEAS STEwED IN CREAM.-Put 2 or !
pints of young peas into a saucepan OF
boiling water; when they are nearly
done and tender, drain them in a colan'
der quite dry; melt ounces of butter
in clean stew-pan, thicken it evenly
with little flour, shake it over the fire
but on no account let it brown; mi,
smoothly with it pint of cream
add teaspoonful of white sugar, bring
it to a boil, pour in the peas, and keeL
them moving until they are vel
heated, which will hardly occupy two
minutes; send them TO table, immedi
ately.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

COMPLAINT was made to the Post
office Department last January that let
tiers received from Persia had been per-
forated with some sharp instrument.
Inquiry was at once made of the Persian
postal authorities as to the cause, to
which a reply has just been received,
to the effect that the perforations COM
planned Of were made during tho fumi-
cation Of the Russian frontier, to which
all letters from Persia were subjected,
owing to the existence Of the plague in
that country and the establishment Of
quarantine regulations.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
A Champion SchOolmarm.

IT
Our schoolmarm stands 8 feet 10, and
is prettier than an Arabian colt. She
is smarter than any body, and always
makes the School Superintendent's arm
tired cutting notches on his stick to tally
the points she makes on examination
day. She can ride bareback the cussed-
est mustang that ever was foaled, and
can dance any thing from tho dance of
death down to square double-shuille on
a cedar puncheon. She can sing psalm
tunes like a ten-octave angel or beat any
sport in the State at seven-up. Now, II
any other California ranch wants to
gamble on schoolmarms, wait till the
snow gets off and bring along your
stock.-Quincy (Cal.) National.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
A Word to tho Wise.

We wish to caution purchasers of DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER against buying it In bulk or
loose. 1t is the practice of interruptions gro,
GERS and dealers to keep cheap, inferior, and
generally neutrality-suspicious. baking powder in
Bulk, and sell 1t for the genuine DooLEYs
YEAST POWDER, or any other brand that is
called for. Buy it only in cans, as it is not
sold in bulk.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
VEeET
Doctors Report.

II r. STKvENs ESQ: -, ,-,-crr,
le7r Sfy-we have been selling yuIr valuable Will
TINE for three years ADD Ne ind thAf u gEes lIIa
szfisfsri0n We b@lieve 4 20 be tie best Blood PuIie
NV sold Ven resrectfully. - -,s...
UniOutOvn, ky.
vE6FTTSE has Drvrr fsfl4d % eFec a cure, giving
tue and strength The System deolifated 70 aise
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

Gao Day can be made on Portable Soda FSnn'
Send for catalogue to CHAPMAN CO., Madison Ind.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

THE tobaccos that are now taking precedence
over all Others are the Bulls Eye and Niger
Kimbaii & Co., Rochester, N. Y. Ask your dealer
to get a supply.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
VE6ETN Inc
p, Kidney COMPLAINT and Nervous Debility,

IsLEsBoRo ME-, Dec 20. 1877.
Dear Str had had COUGH for eighteen years, when
commenced taking the vEGETINE- l was very low;
INV system was debitated by disease had the KIDNEY
COMPLAINT and was very nervous = COUGH bad,
LUNGS sore. When had taken one bottle foun una Il
Strengthens me- am now able to do my work Never
have found anything like the YEGETINE. known Is
o''''U''Ns ~ 10 MRS. 4. j. PENDLETON
yEGETINE is nourishing and strengthening purifes
the blood regulates the bowels quiets the nervous
system acts directly upon the Secretons anu aouoS
the whole system to action.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

q Fancy Cards, Snowflake, Damask, etc., no2
q alike with name, iUc Nassau Gard Co., NassauNY.
az Fashionable Cards, no alike, withname,
Y u lOc., postpaid. GEO. l. REED & CO., NassauNY.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

AoUrET and pleasant home is insured 70 all
mothers that use DR.. Bulls Baby syrup for
their lite o-es. Il coatsins sotAing injurious
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04

THERE are 1881 convicts in the five
Penitentiaries of Canada.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
VEGETlNE
Doctors Report.

Doctors 'oPort.
~ ~ Evansville. Ind
The Doctor writes; have large number o. go o,,
customers wis take yEGEI1NE 1hey al Spar, .Snta
Of il / know Il is good medicine for the complaints
for which Il Is recommended
Dec. %, 1877.
yFGETTNE Is a great panacca for our aged istneIs
and mOthers for IL gives them strength, qets then
nerves and gives them Natures sweet sleep
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-05-04
VEGET1kE
For Sick Headache.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 1, 1878.

EVANSVILLE, md, Jan. !, 1878.
Mr.. STEVENS: ,,r,>-,, Co. e,cv
Dear Sir-I have used your vEaEIINE Ior h Pill
HEADACHE and been greatly benefited thereby. nave
every reason to believe It to DO good medicine
Yours very respectfully
MRS JAMES CONNER, All Third street.
HEADACHE.-There are various causes for neadacne,
as arrangement Of the circulating system, OF Ine III
gestiye organs Of the nervous system, etc NEGkINh
can be said to be sure remedy Tor the miis hos
Of Headache as it acts directly upon the various causes
Of this compaint-Nervousness indigestion, Gcsun
ness Rheumatism Neuralgia Bousness, etc. lry tno
yEGETINE You will never regret IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

The Police Commissioners mot last evening: all
the members present except Mr.. Britton.
An application was received from c. X. Tenant
for the position Of stntionkc~per of the Sixth Pre-.
cnct TWAS accompanied by strong Inducements
from leading citizens Of that section of the city,
There being some question regarding the qualaca
tons of the present incumbent, the application was
Sled.
Mr.. c. N. Bell, who was awarded the contract for
furnishing pictures for the "Rogucs Gallery" sub
mittcd proposition proposing To charge $50 for
the two tst pictures and twenty five cents for each
additional one. Agreed to-
A communication was read from DR. C. C. Cox Of
the Board Of Health. asking that samuel Ensicin
De appointed All additional private on the force II
was 50 ordered provided Mr. EiIstcin is eligible 4
similar disposition was made Of the cHsc Of Samuel
Marshall, whom tho Water Registrar asked should
% appointed an additional private at the Morrison
building.
DR.. Newman submitted q report regarding the de.
tcctiye Neniilut!un at tho finh Precinct station
which was rcfCrrc'l TO Mr.. C.sel for investigation
Lieutenan, Vernon submitted his rvport showing
the work of the detective corps for the month OF
January. II shows that eighty robberies were re.
ported and thiity.slx arrests made amount stolen
S2gS.0; recovered. SGLij; turned over to prop.
srty clerk, sGI.i6 returned Ia Owncrs sls7
, The board then authorized the payment of S1J to
the widow Of OrCCr Lynch, amer which il went
into executive session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

For many months there has been felt In Wash.
ington the necessity Of place where men who did
not wish to tribe their time away in saloons or
restaurants m ight spend their evenings In moral
and pleasant manner. In short, q place which
might be home for the homeless and a resting
place for the foOtsore and weary. The Night
Lodging House was tho first 10 offer comfortable
sleeping quarters In the homeless, and 1t has done
great amount Of good In Its way.
In baltimore Friendly Inn Is IN most successful
operation, and believing that Washington also
would be greatly benefited by such an institution
the Womans Temperance Union, of which Mrs
Julia NJ Church Is president. has lately started q
Friendly Inn at sos ID street. adjoining the Young
Mems Christian Association building II was
opened for the hrst time last Saturday night, and
accommodations were furnished to thirteen men
The purpose Of tho Union Is to supply comfortable
beds and reading room, which will be furnished
with papers, books. &c.
Those who are able 70 pay for their lodging will
he required to do SO, but no man will be turned
away because he has no money. Thus poor me.
chnnlcsl strangers. and others who are unable to
pay high prices, or who are DESTROYS of avoiding
the temptations Of the bar will find In the Friendly
Inn cheerful and comfortable home. Since the
inauguration Of the present temperance movement
II has become Necessary 10 at once prov lde lodging
and food for many poor men who are anxious to
lead new life and are without money or friends
To carry Oh the good work which these noble
ladies have undertaken, and In which every citizen
than they have at their immediate command, aud
not only money Is needed but beds mattresses,
bed linen, comforts, pillows chairs, tables, &c.
Contributions of money, bedding, &c.. will be
gladly received II sent TO the rooms where some of
the ladies are constantly in attendance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

Janet, Nit. Annie janet Miss Jsse ass Steven,
SspSa MT iiHSs
Townsend North Pals 8 5 Marvin and vile Puts
James Young 3Grs IN s seiwsr ISh P,.
SqEs MRS Msscs jShn,sn
Grifiin and wife, Nd: II Chrktian and wife. Broof.
lyn, Y: Hon Myers, philadelphia. i HOLSTER,
%si. S.. rs E%,: M 9S:sSc d ss
DrummoRd, Ill
s. yrms...EF Gaiiaher. VA y HaIne, and VII.
Bunsl9. 4; Charles 2 simmons. N Y; J Brookc,
road: Mills, VG 6erSus. Tenn u DsW Viyier' N
Y; " q weems Nd; James a George and wife, Ga;
.nd vi ssnf p R Ts Aa~%s
Ttorp, Va ! bloom. II Dr. bnsIey. Va: oY Dr
the Cockburn Hotel, Edinburgh, Scotland: ! Reston
DC J si,dlcI, Va j A Steward, Md; MS B1ngh
philadelphia Miss Foster. Chicago.
:, Eb,nt-G II Granger and T Baldwin. LGny Island;
George start, J Wilson. n McNnmee. II s Ward
and wife, w IL w Jones and wife, " n Watson ] j
TayiSf Ta Ad xdsm! oSp Hs" VIZ No nG
Hon J Black. pG II wl.o U = n; Mr. Hall and
wife. baltimore; o Dodds. ohio; " s Hyatt N ]: ii
l. R"pSr M as Hol LeTl +. 9 TTor WE
HasIing, 40; W " Brown, Maine. WV : - - !" :"
MsSsr. and Mis M MGaH@yM X RasSy
Brooklyn, y Y; George " Parker Indianapolis: 8
Iiosmer. buffalo; Z ii smith, Lincoln: q l. wcSber
and family. Neb; George " Wilson and WIFE boston
NciIoEolndn.-w A Jenner, J ] Marsh, N Y; n
d. IA W.; bnlackburn; smp,on, and {
While. Va II Crane Mass q Payne, y II; J K
Cas-, PA; Z Fitzgerald, Ark; Roper, Mass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITT NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
The street swccpcrs were out IN full force yes.
tertlay.
The Josh Billing, Social club will give It's first
socsble this evening
A new lGmp.pnst was erected yesterday at the
corner Of Thirteenth and Qstrcrls
The long row of STONES remnants VI the old
jail. still grave tie walks OF Judiciary Squire.
The residence Of Captain Miller ~ X street
was lhroused last night with avery pleasant COM
pany of ma-luCrudcs.
-Renscllicr Cranmcr. pupil OF the third inter
mediate school. franklin Building had two OF hi,
front teeth broken short Of yesterday while pay.
ing In the yard.
The holes In the pavement at the corner If Thlr.
teeit street aud Massachusetts avenue. Thirteenth
aud u street., and seventh and II streets were re.
paired yesterday
The residence OF Mr.. II. c. Shuster. No 1919
BieVehih Street, was entered ly way ui basement
window, Wednesday night. aud robbed of u gold
watch aud chain and other articles Of ieWciry and
clothing, to the value Of several hundred dollars
Yesterday afternoon. about five O'Clock A. Mr..
Lascslet, who resides at No. 40 Seventh street
southwest, was driving spirited horse in the
smithsonian grounds the animal took fright and
nan away. MIR. LasCallet was thrown out Of his
bnggy and pretty severely cut about the face. The
horse was caught by II cOlOrud man before he had
gone FAR aud turned over TO his owner, who was
able TO drive home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
Police Court,

District cGs,s,-Edward Gardner paid d for indie
cent exposure. John L. McNHlly was assessed Il V
for profanity. Laura V. Miles and Annie Jones
were sent down for week OH account of being
loud and bolscrOus. Roy Carter will not curse any
more for week. William shackleford will spend
\ week nj the Branch for using "cuss" words.
ELIAS Ross charged with being a "yag" was dis
missed, as the charge could moi be proven.
United Sni's cGses.-Willam d. Henry and John
). Wimsatt, two constable were Rrragned for
grand larceny of q safe from Seth A. Terry the
case was continued until to-day John Hogan alias
RaTln, assault on W, II. Summers was granted a
continuance until to-day, and relieved OH personal
ponds. Hogan was also Hrraigncd for asssultIng
Augusta Nabcr, but was dismissed Ambrose
Wall wife heater, was sent to Jail for six months
IN default Of S20O bonds. George W Hill, charged
with rObbing the safe of f. W. Bergman was sent 10
tho grand jury, bonds being fixed at $3.50 Fred.
crick Haas paid $3.50 for beating his wife Jacolina;
he was also required to give bonds in the sum OF
500. Benjamin Burrcll was sent to Jail for six
months for stealing quantity Of wearing apparel
lr9m Julia Randolph. George ". IIilI was ar
raigned for stealing thee studs and pair OF sleeve
buttons nom John A. Berger the case could not be
proven and was accordingly dismissed, Ernest
Cutler small cOlored boy was sent u Jail for sixty
days for stealing pockctboOk from W. H. Boston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

Tho Senate sub. Committee on Appropriations in
vcslisGtIng the management OF the Freedman's
Hospital long session yesterday and hcardtes
timony from Drs. Palmer, Puryls, and GlennIng
The subcommittee had previously personally in.
spccted the hospital aud found 1t In clearly con.
Dit lon the food good and an apparently good use
mude of the Government appropriations. The test
mUny taken by the committee yesterday tended 10
show that the Institution Is useful and OConomi
cRly managed.
The committee will hold a session at the hospital
Tomorrow morning, and should the Senate not bs
day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
SIG MING THE PIEDGE.
Large Meetings Last Night-Mass Meeting
Tonight In X street Market House-The
Reform Gaining Ground.

Mt Murphy packs Lincoln Hall at every meeting
a. no man ever did before. lie Is awakening
dormant Washington, and tho effects of his reform
are being felt Nil through Its thoroughfarcs and by
streets. Hundreds Of men are daily enrolling them
selves In tho great army Of temperance reform.
which receives IL greatest impulse from Mr. Muir.
phys earnest manner, his boundlesS charity, and
his pathetic l!e-story. with malice toward
none, and charity for all Is his motto lie
never assails any one-nOt even the nun.
>cllcr-but tiles 10 show drinking men the sinful.
ness and error Of their ways. His own life.story
has aud VIII yet convert thousands. Mr. Murphy
- King. made - by his own will and hundreds
Oft "lssnds throughout the land bless his name
aud e-picc In their icalty IN so noble n LEGO lord
1t + WIN regret that Mr. Murphy's friends here
Will t'ar that his stay is TO he shortened and that
he will deliver his farewell address Oh sunday
Afternoon. lie j. 10 go 10 Hartford. Conn and fni
low up the gOO.l work done there by Messrs Moody
aud SAnkcy.
last evening The hall VA, packed us close rs u
Sardins hoV standing, room was not to be had in.
side the iCJrs The meeting was OF unusual in.
tcrcst, the programme consisting of speeches and
music
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

pleasant AFFAIR occurred at noon last Monday,
at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs J. b. Atkinson iGl
street northwest, the occasion being the marriage
Of their daughter, Cora to Charles II Overton esq
OF New York, After The ceremony, which was per.
formed by Rev J, y. Rankin, fine lunch WAS
served, and many valuable pTOsents were bestowed
upon the bride, Soon ailerWRrd the couple len for
their new home accompanied by the kind wishes
Of many warm friends, and followed by a shower
Of slippers, In accordance with the old custom.
Among those present were Hon. q. l., Fort and
VIE; Rey J. T. RANKIN and wifi. Colonel Elery {.
daughter, Fannie.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
Dissolution OF Copartnershjp.

By reference to our advertising columns 1t will
be seen that the cOpartncrshp heretofore existing
between Thomas L. Hume and James X. Clcary.
Under the name Of Hall & Hume. has been dis.
solved by mutual consent. The grocery bu.;,Tss
which has been conducted hy the old tirm 80 sue.
cessirlly AMI satisfactorily to their patrons will be
Davis q Co. The members Of the new firm are
MesSrN. Thomas J.. Hume H. f. Davis and jaime,
h. Ceay. The firm respectfully solicit the patron.
aye Of the public aud all PROMPT and reliable ru,.
tumCTs Of The old firm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
NEW .IDvERTISEMENTS.

Trustees sale Of propcrty in square 49,
Dissolution OF copartncrship-IIall 4 Hume.
Marie AntDinettc Nathalie Pollard as Princess
Mui Qui, February IL.
Entertainment by Equity Council No. s, Sovcr.
eigns OF Industry, ut the Congregational Church.
this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT.
Barton vs.. Barbour; argument concluded and
case submitted Cluss vs.. District of Columbia ;
argued by Sir Riddle for defendant and Mr.. Tot.
ten for plaintiff, and Mr. Miller in reply
CIRCUIT CoURr-cHIEF JUSTICE CAHTTER,
Georgetown College vs. District Of Columbia; de.
murrer ordered to be heard In General Term In the
first instance. L. ketcham 4 Co. VS. Patrick Foley
Judgment confessed. Gunton vs.. Parkcr's admin.
istFator; verdict for defendant. The Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank OF Georgetown d. C., VS.
=; . Wtlliam.on ct al. Judgment by default for
sto The Farmers and Mechanics Rational Bank
Of iSorEetnMn. D. G., W. William b. Todd ct al;
George T.. Lemon; Judgment by default for 1900
Durncl vs. Burgess 4 Stickncy; verdict for plain.
tif for $40 and costs. Barbour W.. Bicksler 4
ualyin verdict for painih for 80, damages against
bickSler. Rider q al ". sharp: jury rcSpitcd.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTiCE wYLIE.
The trial Of Iaylnia Henson. Culurcl indicted
for stealing $40 rom EnOs Ray, a resident ofthc
county, was sumcd, and the lUry. amer being out
all DAY, was brought into court, and failing to
agree, were returned to their rOOIl>.
john Hughes indicted for petit larceny NpHe
Louis wDlbCrt plead guilty Of assault OH George
H. Lane aud wa 'cnt tn jail for one month.
Nathan Ashton was Hrragncd on the charge of
stealing box Of shoes from The store NJ Mr5 Pnl.
MGR on Christians Eve night convicted, and SEN
trnccd 10 three year IN The Icntcntlary
john Robinson, atlas iOhii SmallwO6d coorcd
valued At sl2. This being hi. second oiirnsr' tic
court provided him with quarters in the BaltimGrr
lenileu'Hr, for two year.
William Jackson, cOl"red plead guilty to stealing
Bible trum William FlctIhcT-n second 0f,cm,c
81 larceny, aud sentence OF two ycars in the peni
tentiHry WINS imposed.
PeytOn q. Alexander, alius GtGysOn A. Crai.
plead guilty to stealing dressed duck from Ho
ihto leach; second Onense and sentence of one
year III the pcnitcutisTy passed upon him.
warren Johnson was put upon trial on the charge
Of assault with intent to Kill Alexander y. Dyer on
the 18th Of October last. The jury returned a YER
dict Of guilty, snd motion for new trial was en-.
tered
William PIPER alias James Mari, alias Jnmes
LOOK, plead guilty TO the larceny OF cloths from
Thomas NaufailI. II being the second ofcnsc the
tentiary.
John Williams. alias B'rney. alias Robert Sim
mons; was put OIL trial for Stealing from George
bergling. tailor; one hundred and thirty eight dol
iars worth of clothing. Convicted aud sentenced
10 the Baltimore pcnitcntnry for three years
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08
USEMENTS.


The distinguished artistic was greeted last night
by all audience u numbers and appreciation
worthy The occasion. The exceeding merit Of Mad.
anne ModjcskN's tdnuHs will secure for her an al.
prupriatc niche In the fOndest memories Of oil
habiiuc8 cfthc National, and her brilliant triumph
in the impcrsOnatOn Ui that eXaCting ROD, will swell
the cptonc OF those theatrical annals most dessrv.
ing OF record.
Tunights performance Will lie the occasion Of
Madame MOdicskas benefit, when Camille" viii
be again presented.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

was held at the Opera House and this place also
was packed 10 Its limits. The exercises were opened
10y prayer offered by Mr. Pcndlc Addresses were
nndc 10y young Mr.. Murphy, Mr. Dunning, Colonel
cray, Mr. CUNNINGHAM, and Others. Mr. Murphy,
IT,, + chip OF the old block and has won hosts Of
friends here, His enthusiasm Is b0undess, and
last night after the meeting had closed the audi.
enCc were unwilling 10 leave their seats, and the
loud cries for Murphy! Murphy continued
until he appeared and made another stirring al.
dress Mis- Daniels aud Mrs. Pope each sang solos
during the evening aud altogether 1t was u happy
occasion. About 80 signed the pledge at both Of
the meetings
Tonight The grand Murphy mass meeting takes
place al the k.streel market-hOuse. This Il large
enough 10 accommodate thousand, 10 that no one
need lUregO this ChanCe % hear Mr. MurplIN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-08

GRIFrIN, Texas, is supported almost exlu.
syely by buffalo hunters. They work with
ihs tactics Of well .Organizcd skirmishurs, aud
hundreds Of buhalos are killed every day
The hides arc worth there from 81 10 81 go each
and the mOat commands good price. skill
full hunter will skin a six.yoar.old bull in FIVE
minutes.