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ssd a. night th< electric hight shines "a
the v.Esx from their saoke-.t.cks - IL
IT sere . solid screea. l sder any cir
eumsfanccr. therefore, IL will b~ seen that
the cre~s II these torpedo launches will
be engaged upon q most perilous duty,
and u is On this account that several at
tempts have been made to do away with
human aid on board them.
There are, it appears, only two impers-
tive duties to he performed when once
the launch is ready for attack, and these
are the manipulation of the engines and
Of the steering apparatus on board. The
engines, after the fires have been prepared,
must be capable of being put out ut full
speed or stopped according to the dis
cretion of those in charge, and there
must likewise be some sort of arrange.
ment whereby the vessel can be turned
to port or starboard as may be deemed
necessary. Several self-steering launches
of this nature have been tried both In
this country and America, the torpedo
boat being in electric connection with
another vessel following in the wake.
Two or three electric wires are sufficient
to keep the engines and rudder of the
launch under control, and in this way the
torpedo boat may be sent forward upon
its terrible duty without risk to those
who steer and control it.-EngIish paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

AMERICAN FkUTT n ECkorE - The
foreixn desnzsd fur Americas fruit j. nou
20 great that Earope aud Australia will
take nearly all the fruit. fresh and dried
dried peaches excep,eiD, which the
United States can land in :heir markets
in good condition. England prefers fresh
fruit, and since October of last year has
taken 396. 900 barrels Of apples from the
United States, beginning with the latter
part Of October, at the rate of 5000 bar
rels a week, increasing in four weeks to
$4,000 barrels. The average in Decem.
Der was 10000 barrels, weekly, and one
week the number ran up to 8,525. These
were mostly Baldwins, Greenings, Rus
sets, and Newton Pippins. tits estimated
that England will take an average OF
from $4,000 to $4,000 barrels week for
the entire season of nine months. The
working classes of Germany and the
workipgmen Of Australia are the chief
customers for the American dried fruit
abroad, but the poor people Of England
and Russia buy to limited extent. As
long as dried apples can be exported
from New York ut five or even seven
cents a pound, the workingmen of Europe
and Australia will bny all that can be
spared. The business Of exporting fruit
is one that has been chiefly built up since
1865.-PaU Mall Gazette.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

The MALLEABILITy oy GoLD.-Nr. n
f. Oaterbridgc, ST., IL the Phiiadeiphrs
Assay Ofsscr, has recenfly gisen mn exam
pie af tA~ .nhnite divi.ieiiify IL matte.
by exhibiting hesefr the Frxn<lis last
tuie --sae tina hlms Il es.ld eastxis~a es
elsefrSe a~rssit~ees up~a e-pP<T SnH
xfssrwHra srs~risA Ts~-< ps~uss a essa
b-~f s~s~ tr&@-y~rsza. ssA gave grs~&
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

SHAVING SoAP.--The Druggist's CIR
cular gives the following formula for q
shaving soap: Take white soap, four
ounces; spermaceti, one-half ounce /;
olive oil, one-half ounce; melt them to-
gether and stir until nearly cold; scent
with such oils as may be most agreeable.
CURE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
root, sliced and bruised, and then stepped
in teapot containing equal parts Of
water and spirits, and the vapor inhaled.
when sufficiently cooled, will relieve the
soreness and hoarseness of the throat
or lungs, when arising from cough or
cold.
REFRESHING DRINKs IN FEvERs.-Boil
one and u half ounces of tsmarinds
with two ounces stoned rsisins and
three ounces crsnberries, all in three
pints Of water until two pints remain
Strain, and add . small piece of fresh
lemon peel, which should be removed in
thirty minutes.
TEAS poK THE SICK Roox-Dried
leaves Ut sage. ose-haIf o9nce: boiiiag
water. ose quart. steep fas thr~~-sazters
Of "a h~sar and thea strain fx use. 60
CUR cas- se s3a~i % sxif th~ tsss. Pep
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16


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~e1<hi q tins PoT family . sEs aistr~-s
gr-sn hrs casascse3ce. Hs~ eO1sd ~ ever
enjsy fFesSiom .hieh NJ had secured al
th~ exPense at the peace and Comfort OF
this devoted father and mother asd their
helpless little ones:-for 50 he put II TO
himself. If he h.d the opportunity and
exercised i, not, the blame would be his.
My good man, he said. 'cheer up and
take courage. AM Victor Lacour. l
escaped from the gaileys less than week
ago. A reward of one huadred francs has
been offered for my apprehension. Twill
90 with you to Cas.elane, where you will
deliver me up to the sub prefect, and he
will have to pay you one hundred francs.
That will be grand. You will have eighty
francs for your landlord, and twenty will
be left to buy you bread. Do you sect
We will set forth at once, for you must
lie here with the money when the owner
comes"
The peasant and his wife gazed upon
their guest with horrified look.
uGrnnd D;.,, y, cried the husband. ode.
liver nm Victor Lscours will die first
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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s1
1t would seem that person ought To
know when he has eaten enough, Int
they sometimes do not. Some give ~ u
rule that We should go from the table
little hungry, but it seems more rational
that we should leave the table without
the sensation with which we sat down,
but to leave just the moment we feel
satisfied.
The relative quantity OF vegetable and
mineral matter depends on the habits
and time OF year. In general, more AMI
NAL food is required during the winter,
and less in the warmer seasons Of the
year.
Care should be exercised in choice OF
foods, eating only such ~ will DO given
in preparing the muscles for labor or the
mind for study. Remember that an in
judicious use of anything renders 1t in
furious, and that indiscreet persons suffer
from indigestion or dyspepsis. Avoid the
be derived from them, and their use il
extremely injurious.
The time for eating is very important
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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il 10 stated "A msa in . certain neigh
sarisood had three daughters Wishing
fr $50 b. made Q soaessn vez that II
iAe n<xr m. . girl he ~vzld neves spesk
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

he paid to Jean the hundred francs with.
out hesitatiOn.
And with heavy heart Jean Brignol
went back to his home. He paid the
rent, and the old home was still for him
and his family; but how could he enjoy
it when he thought of the brave, true
soul condemned again to the galleys-
condemned to toll and degradation that
he and his might prosper.
That night Jean and his wife talked
the matter all over, and on the following
morning. - sooa ~ they could get their
breakfast. they set oct f,T Taaloa, dis
lance Of BIT quite sixty miles. the ~if<
riding the mube. while Jsan frsdged
along by her ssas co fOS- Th~y xers
rwo eays - the pszrBrv- At Tozila1 rA~y
g.ls~a sne~-s ~ ts< minsss-r q j1~rSc<
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ssmn& $3.50 nw s1 as ag sAx e~aUnxa.
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zxwr's snas~zham~~ hw A@4 .zzxee ~ a
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-25
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.


Among our aOciul organizations which nrc noted
for their pleasant entertainments the T. r. 4. Club
deserves position IN the front ranks. It's twelfth
complimentary soCable, given FRIDAY evening. at
rUl"'k Hall, was one OF the most enjoyable affairs
Of the Kind which has taken place this season. The
reputation Of this club was ~ well known that
benuN aud belle from AL parts Of the city assem-
bcd, and made merry the evening with dancing
mainly. and other things In general. The even:
may well bc styled a slCRllc, for thcic wa noae OF
tnHt stiff fOrmRy 80 general at places of the sort
The tnar managers, NCssrS James Bushhy aud
Eugene Goodwin won considerable credit for the
excellent manner In which they pcrln.nicd their
arluUus duties "hc committee on arrange mcnts
Mcssn. Lusby, Henry. Goodwin. and Ihshby
should not hc forgotten, however, ~ the bDuntihIl
spread, about twelve o clock was evidence enough
Of their cxcrtiOnS: nor tho reception committee,
Mt>srs, w. \. Boteier, J. u. Mack, and g. $. iIv-
ingstOnc, a. their ncrrriiriig cnGtgies soon made
every one on the most intimate terms.
without an exception, the purity afforded an
evening Of great PLEASURE. Among those prescnt
were Misses Clarke Goodrich, Henderson, Smith
sweat, ncvcrilcc Levy, Barnes the Misses Hurdle
Misses Lusk Philips, Randolph, Iandvuight
Rarrnn, Steele, Burns, Nansyckle, COwling Trev.
it, Wallace. Webster aud Rupp aud Mrssrs
sweat, GGwlcr T. and J. RinggOd. Rawlings Troy.
1T, Clancy. Newton. Atkinson, Williams, ThOmp.
son. blackburn, u. FitZhugh, Noah, Kcisef Dow
ling, Mc,all Barr, fcnnybakcr, Mngruicr, Hurdle,
SetE, Oliver, Winsor, CrUsscup, Ryan, Nansycklc,
ind W. OmOhundru.
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-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
-Fnrtv.cI,h, men ,ycro accommodated wifi,
t0tuduCs in the station houses Saturda. night
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About eight o'clock lastcyun.ugn cUlOred wu
ust o. l"uFNeh'" va" IL sHe't al" DrOkc hcr
uhsh o"he'
The many tricnds Of hr. ami Ms. " Il. scar
Jon will symialhizC with then IN The los. of their
little daughter Mary, who died yesterday morning
ois'arIe' lever
About six o'clock Saturday evening n by
named Harry lay residing rn h near Ninth street
while CSR',dnIng CHItrllc, pistol.
detective Coomcs on SATURDAY, morning fcnt,, .
cred some articles of clothing stolen from the rsi.
denCe of Mn. Fanny CuTuwhrrs. on f. between
Ninth aud Tenth street,, last "Wednesday night.
A rprrC ur base LalI Vans rIryrd saturday uf,r.
noon on the Deaf md Dumb College grounds he.
tween the Kendall and A IivLr nine which n.
pItcl in favor of the "prt - lv q srDr. ofW 10 :
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hon, ICvpn!r unInAunrrn,lc in rant az his ufirr
III lie DrOit building Yesterday brinv frightened
by q piece Of paper and broke The harness aud
mashed the buggy.
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CEPlIAS CONVICTED.
HE rs FOUND q UrLTY OF oUrRxGIN0
MISS SMITH.

Deliberations In the Jury-Room-At First
They Stood Seven to Five for Conviction
AMER an AIi-NIghrs Session They Come to
an Agreement, and tho Court Rewards
Them with n breakfast at the Public Ea-
pense.
The trial OF Cephas Jones, colored, indicted for
outraging the person Of Miss Florence p Smith. IN
November last, amer occupying four days OF the
time Of the Criminal Court reached the jury late
on Saturday afternoon and after being out oil night
they returned verdict OF guilty as indicted The
testimony IN the closed last Friday and the en-
tire day Of saturday was Consumed in argument.
TWAS ufler four O'Clock when His Honor delivered
the charge and the Jury retired. lie remained in
waiting upon them for all hour longer, aud receiy-
ing word that an agreement was hardly possible
that night, they were locked up and he lett ior
home
THE JURY
determined to harinoniIc their differences, " pos.
slble. and reach an agreement They were en-,
gagged until amer midnight in their deliberations
and halotlng The results attained showed mat
the effort was likely to be attended with success
until near one o'clock yesterday morning, when a
strong hitch was met, aud they dismissed tue iut
theT consideration Of the matter from their minds
until daylight. Then they went 1t II again ana
between eight and nine o'clock the eaiiiils ~ AZ.
tendance were Informed that verdict mad Deen
agreed upon, and IN notify the Judge that they
were ready To deliver It. Word was Immediately
sent to Justice wylic and about hdEpast nine
o'clock he came 10 the courthouse.
The District. Attorney was in attendance, and the
audience consisted Of Deputy Marshal Douglass
ANNOUNCING THE VERDICT.
The Jury was brought down and delivered their
verdict guilty as indicted" and were Then die
charged His Honor directed that thyybe taken to
the National Hotel and provided with break fast,
which was done.
The receiving of tic verdict was conducted very
quietly, and scarcely any persons knew that the
jury hud come In until they were dismissed
From information obtained, II Is understood
that on the first ballot taken the vote stood seven
for conviction to five against. Upon argument and
discussion three Jurors were brought over 70 the
stronger side. aud when they .a-p.ndcd dclibera'
lions for the night the status uf the jury was ten for
conviction and two holding ayninrt These were
convinced after sleeping over the matter that they
were IN error, and voted guilty IN the morning.
The impression prevails generally that the verdict
Is Just one, and In accordance with the evidence.
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DISTRICT Abrams.

THE CHANCE AGAINST COLONEL n T. sWhET.
Last saturday morning number OF the residents
OF the District and other interested parties met the
District Commissioners at their Office by appoint
rlcui, 10 snake statements concerning the charges
brought 10y Mr.. L. D, Shoemaker Rgains, { ronel h.
r. SwRrt, oVcrseer of county roads for the western
district.
The accused was not present, note bsng re.
ceived, through his daughter, stating that he was
confined To his bed With all attack Of pneumonia,
also u certificate from IN. Stone to the same effect
The changes are that Colonel Swart has employed
his own horses and carts In the public service, tn
the exclusion Of others; that he had paid man
named Brown for fifteen days labor when he had
wOrkct hu, even days; that he had pretended To
have sold his hoses and carts to oyade explicit
order of c District Facilitating I'LL ovcrsCCrs from
employing their own teams or relatives upon pub.
lie works; that he hud charged too much for ma.
tcrins In building bridge, and hud appropriated
material belonging to the District Ia his. own use
and generally Ind not performed his duties
prnlcry
had wurS under the Oryr-'cr, while Uthcrs were
not a. fortunate. The testimony went on 10 show
that much ot the repairs TO roads in Colonel
Swag,S division were badly executed that SOiland
clay had hrcn used instead OF gravel.
Mr.. G.. II. Payne made statement that he was d
tax uuycI and said he EOrry that tUlOne SwHrt
was Sisner Ia the Cu.Umcls application for the
position Of UN"rScCr.
Afur the hearing concluded the District Com
misSlpncrs stated that when Colonel Swart was
able to he ont again and have hts.w illnesses present
they should he Hutfe'l. 50 as to hear his answer.
The delegation, some twenty in number, then re.
tired.
SWEEPING AND CLEANING ALLEYS.
CA Saturday last bids WE opened at the Engi'
uccg'S Office for the weeping and cleaning OfalCys
a> follows; H. J. COye y CO., S1"!H George II. Boz
ton $3.50: John q. stafford $685. Henry Timber
sI,giu. g. |" sheriff Sisp; John H. Fowler, $3.50
Peter McNnmSra. $3.50. John May. S3.gii; }. J.
desmond, Si.j1i; ". II. Aphlcr, s3,r's q. T. Jones
$500; William Ryan, EiS7i II. Clay Jones Il Co.
e. va Dennis NilHmd, $50; 7. X. Riley " Bro.
sigo John tudmorc, siIsp hecOntract has moi
q, L. NJ dol