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, 1879-01-02
The CHAMPION WQMAN.

NV Yolsx. Jan. l.-Mme. AndFrson, who q
ettenptlng the feat OF walking 100 quarter
miles III 800 consecutive quarserhoufs, IN
brooklyn. completed her ,510tl Qua5tcremils at
II Tonight
, 1879-01-02

CLEVELAND, ~, Jan. 1.-Willlam Welch,
aged :. and Patrick Cooney, aged 10, drowned
III the lake to-day while playing on the Ice.
, 1879-01-02

platnis, bronchitis, etc., M1y Nv found In Dt.
Jayns's Expcctolspt. II II q standard tSmedy for
coughs auu eoes. and lrlai will pEass iA mxsIss
, 1879-01-02

Mu.9.
Charles TslkaloFt keeps grocery aud sa'oon
avenue. liz also keeps house ID the salne build.
Ing. O0e OF hin Foolns, hs own bedroom, u on
the niain 1oor u Il . one-stosy buldinR) be.
tween tho EFucety, which occupies Tho front Of
fronts on Fulton street, and there il the en-
trance to the store, willis thu only publo
entrance to thu baEsoom IL Oft Washteuaw ave-
uue. Just u .raiksdorf was about to close up
saloon door. Opo. Of them went in. aud
tho other remained outside. The one who
entered handed Mr. TalksdoEf q pop-bott!s
and asked for ,whisky: lie was refused. Then
sou,e whisky, snl hlled tho botsie.-lo reuts
WORTH, The uau laid doxu nickel aud said
That there was not 10 cents worth Of liquor In
RuY trouble with you about IT," md poured the
! whisky haek into tho measure. Tho lnau went
out, aud, with nlA pal, who remained OUTSIDE,
! went away. About haaf'pAst o'clock sone-
dort wanted 10 know Who Wa there
aud what uss wspsed, and aoMe Qua
outside said 10 wanted e gtt In. "Ttsr -
bsv s..ea 70 s:t stas a. to es shsi
Then they tried to Pr open the door With =
easinRs. They prted ~ tho frall lock. but
could not rcu1ove bolt above Il, a1d failed tu
aide and wsnied some whisky. Again refused
thay, without auQtber WORT, walked To the WIN
dow that opens oct Of Mr. Talkzdorrs bed
room, broke two panes OF glass, and shot In.
fell. and the men departed hurEIedly. d.
Andrews was e4iled iD. and eIam!ucu
'aS . .a x9uDd, vooe ' .a.t found ,nxts tl.s T.,
body. lodging itself la one u the muscles ol
| the lolu. Tue bullet WIS cut out. TLl ma1
, 1879-01-02

LUG HJ&u4s 1OHuku &HN UtHGE4 VI 1l&6 u1LCfGt
are sxld to ho associated IN recognized 'ganR"
town to suit themselves. Tho KJans we're ar
Ecated about two recks ago for yagraucy. but
friends and the promises VI their parents. Young
has noser been run 10 for yaRrancy. Lie always
had 4 support FROM hia mother. lla continually
hung about cald.slls s a;lo"n..-ths very Place
Ills mother owns tho property to-day.
ADDITIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES.
Tho bullet which waa found In . door Of
Roech's Aouse-the shot that was fired to in-
tilnidato plucky old Airs. ltoach--la iu the
pocket Of On. 0f the officers working on the
ease. Should that ball prove to be Of the aaius
make, ee:, a. The one cur out from Mr.: Talks
dosi's bark, and the one which w4s found on tho
| floor OF Caldwelrs aalooD, the connection of tho
| outrnges will be mitch more cenE than It other
wlsu would b. II tho bullet could be taken
closcly resemble thoas heretofore spoken OF.
II IL fair TO presume th&t tho bail found
Ia Caldwelps place was SHOT from revolveFat
tho time Of the fracas. for 1t tsa small hai aud
stuai! to use . "nSl0 callbsu." A weapon
10 small would not shoot with force enough to
penetrate hard wood TO any depth, and tha bull
| Ing. 1t u exactly similar to thu one cut from
| Alr. TAlks1uTf.
Another ln,l!catlon:of the identity Of Mrs.
RoAcb's axsailHnts ~ tho men who shot Talks
dorf lies In tho fact that the bur0lass A. noachs
| showed . dagger or dirk.kuiie. The men at
Talksdort's used knife upon tho door and 1t
ths wiudows. Tho cuttings are PLAINLY thoss Of
| I kul!e.
It said that when Caldwell went to the door
| Of his saloon 10 SEQ what was wanted, le WAS
arcostcd With. "ls that you, Patl" ~ 1t soms-
body bad called him out with the Intention al
doing him up, and did not want 70 Dire 1t tho
NronR man.
An incident that would tend 70 show that the
four men intended robbery ~ we'll, perhaps, -
| murder. II told by woman who keeps .
restaurant across the street from aud : little
east al Caldaell's SALOON. Near ~ o'clock sho
closed her pl&ca for the niaht and turned out
| the lights In the front room. Thu back rootns
| are used ~ living spastsusnts, and In them
| lighlA weFu burning. Directly across the atFset
from tho restaurant Ia q atteet lamp whose
glare shs cau See " she sits III her back ruonl.
Only = lev mo.nents after retiring 10 the rear
| room aud extlnguishinR the lights ste saw four
heads at her front door. Tho outlines wero
plainly Visible against tho light shed BY the
lamp sctoss tho street. Thu four heAtls dis
sppesred simultaneously, only 70 rssppear I
shuIt tEnt thereafter. The door was not touched
nor any disturbance made by the naen, who
went aWay together.
| lATsA PAHrIcULARA
Lieut.. Wiley Is confident that two Of the
guilty parties arc under luck aud k1y. Grow
Has arrested III taioou Oh Indiana street, aud
! WHEN Accused Vi the er!E!es, sail that he WuElu
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THE QUEER TURKS.

The climate OF Constantinoplc resem.
bles pretty closely that Of Washington,
and life there is by no means disagreeble
although restricted socially. There is no
society in our meaning of the term.
With us society means the association
of the sexes, but in Turkey you never see
the wives OF yonr friends, and it would
be grave breach OF good manners to in
quire after their health. A Turk makes
no reference to his family no matter how
intimate he may be with you. Turkish
gentlemen visit the families of Chris
tians and know how to behave politely
in ladies' company, but they never intro
duco gentlemen TO their own household.
This is the rule in all Mohammedan
countries. The Persian minister a. Con-
stantinoplc occasionally gives receptions
ut his house. which are attended by Chris
tian ladies. lie shows his guest. the ar
rangements Of his harem. but II. occu.
cupants arc carefully secluded from their
gaze. There is no court in the Euro.
pean sense Of the term. On the cere-
monial occasions no women appear. The
Turks with whom I come in contact in
my official intercourse with tho govern
ment are men OF fine appearance dressed
with scrupulous care, and very neat in
their persons and exceedingly polite in
their manners. They talk in low pleas.
ing tones. Many ofthcm talk in French
and few English.
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GOLD IN THE THEAsURY-There was
1880, 900 OF gold drawn out OF the trea.
sury between June 1 and June IA, a.
gainst 100000 drawn out in the five
months before. This gold was drawn
for export. But the gold receipts Of the
treasury in the same period have been
heavy, and there is more now in tue SUBJ
treasury vaults than there was on JAN
uary !, 80 that resumption has strength
ened instead of weakening the specie re-
sources OF the government. The imp orts
of specie Cat New York. up to June IL
since January have been $4,7T9,412,
against Sl2,720,l 1873 for same period last
year, and an average ofabout 81, 100000
for the same period in the past eight
years, so that the figures for the present
year may be assumed TO lie entirely nor
NAL. The exports OF specie from New
York between January and June IA
have been sl0.747,4 SS. against So, 532,-
607 for the same period last year, and IN
average OF about $2S, 100000 for the
same period for eight years previous to
this. Resumption has thus resulted in
anything else but drain of specie, nor
is it likely tina! change in the balance
of trade. such as is indicated by the re-
duction of the line of exports and the
increase in imports, will cause drain
of gold unless this change should BIO &C
companied with decline in the price
Of United States bonds, OF which there
is no present likelihood. Bali. Sun.
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LITTLE BY LITTLE.
One step and then another,
And the longest walk is ended

And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch and then another,
Aud the largest rent is mended
One brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made;
One fake upon another,
And the deepest snow is Laid.
So the little coral-workers,
by their slow but constant motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant dark.blue ocean;
And the noblest undertakings
r. Mans wisdom hath conceived,
By oft-repeated efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then do not look disheartened
Ger the work you have to do,
And say that such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just endcavor day by day
Another point to gain,
And soon the mountain which you feared
Will prove to be plain.
Rome was not builded in day,"
The ancient proverb teaches;
And Nature, by her trees and flowers,
The same sweet sermon breaches.
Think not Of far-off duties,
But Of duties which are near;
And having once begun to work,
Resolve to persevcre.
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Children have their own way Of solv-
ing great mysteries, and who shall say
that science knows better than they
Whom it was laundering little Mary sat
thinking. What to make Of the awful
noise she did not know. At last, how
ever, she frightened mp and said, "Mam.
ma, reckon Dodd is pounding OH the
floor to make the people behave" OF
the same kind Of philosophy was the 70.
ply of the boy who gazed at tho stars,
and then guessed that they we're gimlet
holes in the floor Of heaven to let the
glory through.
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Glow do YOU tie n love knot ~ asked
Laura, toying with bit Of blue ribbon.
Eh, any way" growlcd Tom. bchui his
Yewspapcr, lust So 1T will pa otoa-v.'
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Our Hosiery department was never
more complete, including ladies bal
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Isle thread 4 fancy stripes, and chill
dren's in plain & mottled styles.
Blue and white Shetland Shawls at
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You told me, SIR, that the horse was
entirely without fault, and vet he is
blind" The dealer looked blandly into
the irritated countenance of the loser by
the transaction, and said, with charming
NA1vETE, Il do not regard blindness as
fault, sir /; it is misfortune"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

Clothing department
look
line m mile o fus.t
chiren clothing with full
$500. Nice white and busters
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

A gentleman was threatening to beat
a dog which barked intolerably. "Why,"
exclaimed an Irishman, would you beat
the poor dumb animal for spakin' out z"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

An absent minded man in Monroe.
Conn, went to church on recent Sun.
day morning with his spring overcoat, as
he supposed, on his arm but the mirth-
fulness of the people in church directed
his attention TO the fact that ne had ia
ken his everyday pantaloons, and that
the suspenders attached to them were
dangling about his legs. Ho returned
home without waiting to hear the sermon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

"My DEAR" said vain old man to
his wife, these friends here won't be-
leve I'm forty-fve years old. You know
1 speak the truth, don't your" well, :"
answered his simple wife, 81 suppose |
must believe it, John, since you've stuck
to it for fifteen years" = Unidentified Tx.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

There's a good deal Of human nature
about strawberries. The big fellows
naturally tramplo on the little ones, and
as a consequence, arc always seen at the
top Of the box
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

Our stock of New Goods will be found tt

MIRAGE much that design with considerable reduction
ally excepting slight advances makes of cotton goods
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-11

Lady TO waite) Don't put that ice
into the goblet with your fingers"
Waiter; "Lor, ma'am, don't mind
my hands are very warm"
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Lady Ito rheumatic old woman Il
am sorry you should suffer so you
should try galvanism." Old woman
Thank you kindly, mum be to swallcr
it or rub il i'm -
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eyes, Agnes. I'm going to have q
cream -colored summer silk, provided pa
doesn't veto the appropriation ma has
passed"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-24

The flow OF emigration west of the Missis-
sippi is something unprecedented this year.
The Kansas fever among the negroes is bad
enough, but the desire among the whites of
the Eastern States to go West is yet worse.
Last year they went by families. This year
they are going by thousands. As many as
$500 persons arrived at Kansas City in a
single day last week, on their way to seek
new homes in Kansas, Nebraska Colorado
and the Territories. A large access OF travel
was expected by the railroads, and prepare
tions were made for it. Thus far it has largely
exceeded all expectations, and the rush seems
to have but begun.