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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

"A smokey chimney compelled an ad-
,eurnment OF Union School No. on Mon.
day.
y-The annual Masquerade ball of the
Watertown Turner society will be held
Saturday evening, February 9th. Look
ont for one of the finest affairs of the season
L. S. Boughton has purchased Bull
of Robert lloyd of Emmett, Of the Durh am
Blood. he is one of the best, if not the very
best in the county.
Burr Robbins street performing lion
.sOld Parker" has died of old age. He WIS
very large animal, and like certain duel
lists vas famous for having "killed his
man
The Parish Aid Soc ETY. of ST. Paul's
Church meets Thursday Evening with Mrs
John Moulding. Supper will be served
from O'Clock P N. to- P. n. Tickets
IS cents. general invitation is extended.
S. N. Eaton is cutting ice from the
river for packing that is fully twenty EIGHT
inches thick, and OF clear and pure
quality. This is the thickest ever harvest,
Cd here.
j. B. Bennett, proprietor OF the Wate'-
.own Foundry and Machine Shops, on bis
frst "pay day since resumption. which
occurred on Monday. the goth inst. paid all
his employees in gold and silver, thus acting
in concert with the spirit of the Government.
The members Of Assembly from this
county have been appointed on the follow =
ing com it ees: On Ipcor orations, J. D.
Bullock. chairman; On Railroads, Ostrsn-
der; on State affairs, Ostrander; on Roads
and Bridges, Finn; joint committees on
Claims, Bullock.
Sheriff Brown has appointed the fol,
lowing deputies: Jefferson, Scion Brown,
As under sheriff. aud John Spanger, deputy
WATERFOWL, Michael Cunning ham; Lake
Mills, S. R. Teed; Palmyra, Herman Patti;
boshkonong, Orvis Vaughn.
The venerable Archbishop Henni, o.
the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Milwau-
kee, is preparing to properly observe the
hftieth anniversary of his conservation &c
the priesthood, which will occur on the
10th proximo. An imposing celebration
will be held, and invitations have been sent
to every Archbishop and B,shup in the UNI
ted States. The eminent and aged Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. has already
promised 10 be present
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22
2Honre gNoffcrs.
RREvITIE 9.

A smokey chimney compelled an ad-
,eurnment OF Union School No q on Mon
day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

II. S. Prltchsrd has associated with him.
self Mr.. A, Dalton of Chicago, and the OLD
Pritchard Brewery is in full blast
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

Joseph II. Bennett Elected by 500 to
600 MatORitv.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22
Chambers's Cyclopedta OF English
Literature.

Trial size Is cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

The examination Of E. Fuller for The
burning OF Widow Aliens barn and othe,
property, was held before Jnstice Brown
~ this city. Thursday of last week, ano
resulted IN his being held to the Circu,
Court, under bail OF 5000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

The e'sgent new mansion of s. S Curt
was thrown open to the Universalist Socla
be Thur>day nigh, of last week. The com
pany which assembled were Hospitality re
ceived by Mr. and Mrs Curtis and epioy q
the occasion very much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
CAIFVDAR> this DAY.

srPRlup Covrr- INDIES -Rarrctt. Nos 600. 25i,
"a 80 80. 241 &. H. A. 40 -, b. % o. 20 -
81 81 90 no Iii 49, Too ~ ~. is3. Is!. ~. ~
1871 ~ rs, rs, go 30 21I 20 20 21O ILL ~ -id
GiIfEAr 1ERM-Davis. p j.. and Brady and ingalls, il
.Oi I-l 49, 10 1915. 49, tG 10, 49, -o" 20" 30
.0a. .01 ~. @lc iOl. D. -, 49, IA.
SPr,IAL 1Eri-i aNl"acc. ID nuIfeIs-Ngs 10 y =
So5 s15 - <02. l2$ 726 81 ZOO 49, go 100 So ~,
100 ~. III. Il 7jG 1'3 -31 ST
CIG,i1I-i'ARr IDOl"Iuc. JN"s .Nii 2:'9 2I5, 'i].
37G5 ~: sul. :i--, -, 2l@ l-r' i0o, 200. ~
2l2j, l.4oi2. IS 2-O, 1913 = $50 .2S. OIL 49," 'l
I'll go. - = SOD - iDti 70 -o 70 - p
9gIH 9;-n 3s5G 2s57, 2-'4. 2s7.' 1881 2 llt5.
PArr II Potter, case on NO 33G-Nlntcr aSt Wilie'
'Pirf iIIIado,i J-Nos 1922 1857. 9557 2I7i l0a5.
".5g $50 2tO - - ADO 1921. 100 - .1e3 800 ioo'
27G5 2I3G. 22oi 2l46. 1911 L.. 2o7l 2l -251. -.
sUlIEo. COLEI-~PLClAL ILLA-ScdgW.CS J.-NO Gay
COMMON PLlA5-srLcAL TLEN-J. /. DAILY J.-No day
calendar.
Tnu lErs- Part Iyln IToe'cp. Nos 100 7oi' go
M.rlSE Court GENERAL 1IEH-Aket g. j, aud sheridan
~nnnt, JJApIeis if"ia \V~ To H. inclusive
hlra!s nom IuusIlcut,--,"-. j - -. ln,ins'Nr. .
N4r.tI ,.jEi-IMtL IIKM-PAtI III-Go,pp. I.-Nos.
5uSl 5-> litui 49,. ~ -, '@'V JJoO VOiV J-J" '''i'
GTSFsAL St--iuNs-PtCr T-Gi!uslccye. J.-Frrrr.'
Meade Jacob 1I,tac. Henry NrWHntT. James Nr'0"|u'
,-unth FIch- grand Larceny; Webster Dung iogtF'
It.us.- ~u. luau ". Vincent, Imma Whitney. f'lri
alv 1ceN the person JOSIAH CARPENTER false pre-,
fcir..~. Il,uinas Doyle, petit larceny.
pam II-CDwIug. J.-Abiahan ptrlstcn. arson con
tuucd: IIaL,i~co be Jtanc. homie ie James Mc'iL ~
wand Bohrry Kane burglary samuel k"iiI-' il
grand larceny Herman Hrsch, forgery, Lizzie stew A.
larceny from the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
DICI,IONs--JAN. -.

cpgrcRc C0Uri- IGmjTS- BY judge Barrett
D0Iga.s ag IoblHson.RrLnr confined. deere" granted
aud allowance HN'd ktnC det. t0unci- R'ioi conn med
gud dtfIoc .Iguci. Nasnu alt ha-irn.-Nt' utGoGIn-
gfn f,r Citc; 81 100 accordance WiH tic
fa-iol Nrirh?rl a. Sclwab- Ngi'oa denied! CO." age.
and to the appointment OF receiver must no granted Jc2
at. JacobIhc C"fauit NAV Dec op'rd on condition: s'c
5ta,auCIm tiif!. act. Bush memorandum. Ding
frf,r ggt. Ven DerAarSrc ucuolanihn Lowering ast.
Dun anil IIopc t&'tr-D Of discretion 10 stpoAc
;I. ,,anr tipI uE the pi,ri.r issues sc.d. sac
r,r.orau4urI. BaIk1uN at Buling.-NouW G'dHcd iuI
frst Friday II February.
A., j Dannla tlc i.aj'cr IL trls ICES Of Lake Ma
loInc Insurance Company. -tiia,t'l.
<npcrior CoBri-Ny,c5di Ie,h-By Judge Spelr.-
plyf, Na,t,IsDI Notion LfIuttC So. a'uurtLduI.
Iv judec ~,,rVirk. urrn AruuficturnE Company aet.
V.~ftluaL al.-Upirr granted Nsrl'n Manufacturing
COMPANY Ncst1m1n - al-Orei Of dIscouiituin'"
eltf.,y af McNaiiar, al Reference orcortf Wcl aud
cfLeis AT. sttuutrecT Oni'r Granted. Jane. az.
Ir,IIa,. order granted ~ Und itJEtg approved W Do
20, /r!cr-Ide granted. Grammar AID DINERS a@t. Sinlh
or Nat8t Judgment Fr.i act ROhu,.Drltr Na,at
me iud.nrnt Bo agt. Pm "nutdcr Granted. Nc
h,e az. fIg aIt. NI,a,i bLEt .~prl aS LEO
mold H,-euGc. hayward: Garner az fJrglu: EoWUc
s,tI, ort c h.si,irr and Ilut act Railroad CON.
uanv wood agt. LOcswOofi l3ndaN ast Van wage men,
Orders granted.
Uo,Inc COURT bamGc,s-Iv Judge Sheridan.-
Walker AFT CIauc-I would Ike - C,un.I ~ ths
Ter Bslcy AIT OdbIcy.-}Ouon granted. Kelly agt. oNrl
MOTION granted. demurrer oY'irutd win COSTS Low arr
onin, Motion granted, commission ordered Il, cara act
Itr-AO granted; sec uIdtT N'ril Hg WdlS"Orth.
-Nntuu granted. pIu,caiI di'ms-rd NOOtHCrtl ast.
Ifn0n-Noiion granted. attachment vacated.
~ Judge Go"pp.BecktT AIT Reed-MotOn FOR new tE~l
DENIED without CUstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

7trEcs T. I,I-u Tsinqec a. tie L5oot'ya 7ol''ocj'.
The Rev. +. Dewitt TalmaGe preached
Yesterday morning upon lie IN great cites.
I,,.ry scat N the church vas taken and
many OF the aielcs were flcd NO ailHsion was
made dnnng the service % the suit brought by
William l. Gci,ton against the trustees o. the Tahcr-
r9cr At The conclusion OF the service, Mr. 1a.M"cc
announced that on next sunday he should connu" TINS
series of sermons b1 showing he differences which cN-
i.red between laro ,iss. The text for the morning
DISCOURSE was ta}sn Z.charah L. i: Ny cities
uuol.l. prosperity shall yet he spread abroad"
The cty SAID The preacher, no worse than the conn
nv The merchant good the farmer neither bet
f., nor worse Farmers have been known 20 provaricaic
uhaUt tie age II horse, the size OF measure, or the
cualtv OF peaches at the bottom Of basket III some
VILLAGES are worse than cities, for they copy all
TIE potty and mean VICES 81 the cues. As
COR gossip its heaven is country village
Attc grocery and thc shop mon gather to discuss tn
,nla-cueH-; The women have th.ir suphonnoiS ready
90 1t On to run into -, ignoI's when they have hit
% gossip To- talk. The plough NUT not run too sharply
against Tie vard-stic often think u VIII take NtW-
York generations TO overcome the influence Of its early
founders. vince banks discount AMI brokers >h'F''
and companies declare dividends, and smnsSicS swear
lies. Above all sounds the crack o! the au'"nr'i IS
hammer and She CIV soc, up. We worship thee, on!
thou -clty Go Jar" The Old church which used 10
STAND on Husj. is pouring jas blessings to-day ON all
ils traffic Cities are uot necessarily oNA, io" ia lh'm
popular liberty frs; lifted It's yO!ce-rcmcmbcr Pisa,
Genoa AVID Venice.
Alexander the Great at his death left plans Of Giles
winch hc intended 10 found IN Europe and Ala. Those
Euouc were TO Ac pooq,cd by h>atIcs, and those III
Asia by op,aI, Tlu- BE Iuiros,d 30 establish be-
t"scu th'm harmony q interest and communion oil
ttItfItEI hH cities should iolm "a contractor ~.
iuo,, >""ald Hc 100 Nrsu-i2 between tH,n, nai ih'N
siolid so iiriorloUs uuity for The advancement
90 cr.l 2Uo1 There IS far ely wtn oIodd uloV ana
t.'r tAoH-a.-iIaf b, E,,t9L: LeIc Is "ngiHcE "l.A
tlitt - - f- ] ' h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
BEooHL1N's STEAM TRANSIT ROAD.

The proceeding oi the bioohNu steam
Transit Company 10 vent the Cy OF bi''hN i'''n
Interfering with The foundations which tAo company has
placed in The streets OF BrooAyn was continue" "'i"''
Judge Pratt on saturday. " r. sheldon. sfci l'Il "
stora a. me cnuipny dropped from $4,000 iu !-'i TO
81. IN $50 ana TO - 800 Iu l~fc because 81 ire
transfer Of stock holder 10 auoIh'I. J. vac,
men transferred to other persons and thcy received
pnrry therefor ont OF the treasury of me COMPANY.
colonel snow, the compauys engineer, -ilLrd tHfl
contract fcr me construction OF the ROAD was H'r lh
1s1A VITA Frcel & McNa!nte. The WUik was begun III
GOOD faith a- Tar lie knew, but stopped Dy inc
CIV authorities June %. After that tlme some
changes were made III the plans. as me director
,hoht that should he dc' sea 10 Gti Id -"
the noise which complained ~ on The SlAth Avenue
Road about that time. Inc ease Vac adjourned uhtH
next saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
CLOSING Up Az IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Ey-.Judge Fapcher was appointed by Judg

EN-Judgc Fapcher was appointed ny Judge
Barrett ia the supreme COnrt, C.ambcrs on Saturday
a ref rec IN the matt OF the application OF the drrc
tor, cf the Lake uahopa. Improvement Company, 70
have The corporation dissolved. TIE company Wa in
corpuIutrd - March III, with capital OF 10000
shares % ~ 90 each 1lpO ~ the shares were 81 or
cash ana The remainder we're gwen fer Improvements
in = acres Of lunt armand Lake Mdhuptc. IA" re
heated foreclosure OF mortgages he's exhausted nearly
ala sue properly and for than tive years ilr COM
many Las f-ci u>uisont. II ceased DOM pusue>. a
wear ago Thc director. aye \. Y. Stuuf jos IN >rilg
man. !. IT, CArcVcr. W II. Cuon. Christopher Ntycr.
J q. Iloyt ana Andrew Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

nous transactions and handled immense values, and
there Is who that in single transac
ton they have not acted openly and honOTaby. They
lost their fortunes In the Of the bank
with which they connected, ana the losses were
Incurred in III sacution of great enterprises ~
public character They undoubtedly made mistakes in
judgment mi stakes 10y which they suffered heavily, but
that they had criminal intent aud committed no
criminal act Il the least that will dc claimed them
aud proved At the prnper time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
CONVICTED OK i SECULAR CHARGE.

The Trial of Alderman John O'Sulliyan, Of
East Newark b-rratry, ended az jersey CITY, SaluG-
DAY. with verdict of guilty. He The first person
cvc IN Iirted upon this charge in NeYerscy. and only
other per."us have been convicted Of the crime
this country. In" defendant Acknowledged having pro-
cured the Iri OF tie persons named III the ndic-
Incut but without evil E;rut. O-UV@n viii DC .cn-
fenced rldaS morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
THE COURTS.
PEAPLsTEIN GUILTY OF ARSON.

IEARLSIEIN GUILTY Or Ak>DN.
4 SARCASTIC REVIEW OF THE TESTIMONY TOR THF
DEFENCE by ASSISTANT DIsTGIcr-ATroENEf
ROLLINS.
1t is many months since Part III. OF the
Court Ct General Sessions has been thronged
rs during the close of the trial OF Isaac
Pearlstein for arson In the first degree. on
saturday. The prisoner is Hebrew, aud there
many Of his among the spectators
Judge GlleIsleeve sat beside Judge Cowng on the
bench and DistrctAtcrncy Phelps with several OF his
assistants was Within the bar. When Mr.. Brooke the
prisoners counsel was about TO sum M Assistant DIS
tfct-Aorncy Rollins announced that the indictment ot
Pearcin could he found. messenger was sent to
the house OF Deputy Clerk stewart but lie returned
with word that he did not have II. After hail Al ho"r
OF waiting il concluded proceed with the case
trusting good fortune tue finding of the missing
document
Nj RorinsIn summing up said that he considered
the OF this trial 20 De most important Before
the arrest OF The prisoners incrndlary nr'' l
occurred in the hcky populated EastSide dstfirt OF
single one had occurred He had intended to come.
the testimony had been rulcd out. Mr.. R'l-
hus tidcucd remOrScles>ly the defence or an
tue opera the night before, and it bad occurred
to hn that t1e decnrc might have been improved ~
marching all the Witnesses together t. the stand ana w
Wiling them T. chant tncr answers III grand, s"tl'l%
chorus. "lmaguc,' said Mr. Rollins. " MI br'@h' u
Solo ghOr cjWhere were you Oh the niSht o.
The fire /!
ChOIus-At Isaac PraTlStciuS house.
SulO--At what nrtir
ChOrIs--AftCr & u'c JCk. lLlughTcrl
Sbln-WhcIc was is ldc PCdrl~tein!
ChOruS-Iie WAS there. Laughter.
SClO-What was he doing
tnorus--pltymc d.u,i.ocs. fLaurhter.l
" Tlcu." alicd Rollins. e ,aorld make feeble
effort 10 cro>s-cNa;riuc poo: tenor voice IN As
way:
Splo-Wcrc Won al there
tbcruS-Wr were an there, Laughter
S0ip-On tie ION ~ what month were yOu al fEcre
ChorI.-Wc don't know the month. .LaughtcrI
SOio--Iut YOU were all there !
CnorIs-Deal sire n. Iri ilu-htcrl
Inc charge OF Judge tOVluS was snort anf diTcct.
The larry $50 Oclpck, and returned wO hours
later with verdict guilty. The stoid face ~ the
prisoner betrayed emotion when the verdict an
Eourc.d Tn" Jury were II - for conviction On
the inst ballot The twelfth and dissenting nan WAS Il
Hebrew, VINO miny ways during the ilIai mad lHdl-
ci,,d his sympathy with the prisoner. Tic two hours
ihc Jury absent s1cnt IN cOnN inclng Inn Of
h,s error Ntlt,Ug IciTSto.n 10 hc innocent. Inc
hearing IA motion Tor trial will be lad ON FcD-
rudIy ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
CHARGED WITH PASSING SPURIOUS CO!N.
L.l.,..,1.l Hnnlln nnL ErnnA Enlln N-DrD n

Edward DrOhlc and Francisco BcIlo were ar
rested saturday for having passed counterfeit god
dollar az the store Solomon O-trcicncr, IN Chatham
st.. several weeks ago MaN Ostrccncr, the cleiE VINO
served them, 1turday recognized them and caused
their The prisoners were searched AT the Fourth
Precinct station and three similar spurious coins were
found IL the possession of Droh!e The prisoners
arTdieird before CmtCd States Commission shields, hy
whom ihcy hcd, default Of bail Tor cNamin&-
ton
In the examination on Saturday, before United States
Commissioner Deuel. the Ct IicnarJ !. Barnes
arrested last week Tor attempting to pass counterfeit
SILVER Onue. the plea WIS raised in defence - IN
that IT." spurious com executed S" hddy
that IN offering thcro cuuld nave been intention 30
deceive. TIe novel point will bg argued Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
ious societies as II to say Here Lord. IS part OF the
lat OF Patio aren

ous societies as II to say Here Lord IS part OF the
spoils let off, Religious societies not shops Tor
the receipt stolen Coods Cities u of temptations
OF political character. man who enters political lfe
In the fear and love OF God Will come ont uncontani-
mated. But the newspapers attempt tO blacken his
character and he is lost in contemplation and won
der that he has so long kept out of ial. such men
Theodore FrcllDghuy sen, of Ncw-Ierscy George
Briggs of Massachusetts, ond John Mclean, OF ONO;
bad literature in at work in large cities IL IA sold
the street cOncrs and in front OF the hotels boy
never gets over the reading Of bad book the stain y
forever his heart unless washed ont with the blood
Of the Saviour. The distIibutots o. had books are
the agents If darkness and the comor1us Of
pCrlit!ou. In The future world their victims VIII aSh
them with the of their damnation No man is
safe the streets without the OF God III his heart
once SN FtinhOvs spanning he Fails ot Niagara.
| glad Ia know That God has put warning. over
these l,2ces OF over them ali he has placed RAIN
bOwS-NOt SIX hut thCus dnd--If warning.
But the busy day The night Will faii; the noise amt
tGnlt OF the streets All quiet underneath
Nour pillow You hear plainly tGc ticking C your watch
Amid tue darEucs; look out and you viii see two p aTs
Oi hgh horII1n Al aud one perpendicular. Netch
then tlc horizontal and upright pillars : HEht-aud
behold before your rJpturcd VISION stands cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
ii,usical Instruments

a. Nb.5I LAST ltrii ~.
ttlcscrnc- ~truR4' amt other PIANOS lnl Ofsals -"
or cash on lnsill!ut MS. amt for rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

TXA,nN!NG COUNTY TREASURES ACCOUNTS
UIrA, y. y. Jan. 2l.-Thc General Term
tc-lay appointed rc,,r rec ca lu'y "a the Fourth
p.,nrtn.ut. under 7j3 new code. 10 cxulns TIE o'-
Cols of raci county trcisrrrrIaYt t"rJlf money =
..L-M in Ln.LLL I'D Nc L.A. Nrn..LL LoLl. % ALl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
LesIures Gno nlc.lInQs.

MEXICAN INSTlIi IL ANNUAL Mel
= $50 VIA D.. hed m iis fo,u' iu he toJrrr b'.uns
~, Iuf-,l., tic G.h d.y OF lct-pAri, 3f 80 gc'F ID
e. 81 .i = --it, Pee -. y 10. .. 'i''' - ."'' -
The
Npt-\t NI.S'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS Of tho
CIT. g. Sew York
VIII hold MONDAY ENENING. Jluuary p, az ocock
lee As-u, alton Hail.
,ri.. r.g p-4. p 4 WA-fIBtI:S. -. II. TIFFANY ana
r,,i ~ 70 RS " LORD esq. "li make ii rssc' an'
me uuu .ult bee read ,kr;- % ain -7un LAY DO
oi , Al the rooms II thc Association Tree 81 chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
yIRGINIA's CREDITORS.

RIcnuoyD. Va, Jan. 2l.-ln the Senate
to-day q resolution vas adopted for the ar90inm,n
81 JOINT cJHt.e of thc General Assembly to consider
and I,.r; TIE best method Of cop,ns the approach
iir ,..ijcrc &c VITA the states creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

"Thersiu' gincfat0I is il We cahl 'cm T.
SAYS Mrs lIo,ou, nrg0ra tine tIy HJuug IFaiprrHS
Il lay IA re tn they wear through, 50 they will
lNaLkcr. Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
Religious Notices.

.o.n,t services conducted by Nj SAWYER. in tie
Room, OF Thirteenth street fresby terrain Churcn DO
cen 6h and 7Iyrs on Tue sdty. wednesday and nuns
uay eVrnngs Jan. 2e, -, %. Al $50 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
$40 BROADWAY. \. 7.
Do0r1 hito Rooms.
West Side.

LARGE handsomely furnished from. p1rOr
with srall rr"In no; and cold water suitable inr tWo
e,tl.uen; rs pog family private Reference no I-O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

ofUNHBURG EDGINGS 1t AVERY GREAT RI
Dj'trIlD< inprecs. Iiry Will DE found On tie HGd,e
table, u OUT IAN -. store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

A FAMILY of two will let nearly the whole
a IL 01r.stoyv brow a>jone h'us" VIII pr'T'" Dat}i
family with iel'l"uc'a snr
rs1r'i-.s very pies terms moderate lob PI,Ef'S
r-1,r; terminus Madis0nclia; one 3lock nom Elevated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

4 AHGE. handsomely furnished room 10 q
e. gentlemen without hoari family small q West Hun
ST.. tors e. .Ji md GtIiY--.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
The Northern Pacific.
Da1lee Mountafnear.

Senator Grover introduced III tie
Senate On the 3lst ultimo, a bill to ex-
tend the time for the completionof the
Northern Pacific Railroad for ten
years. The bill embodies the provis-
ions of the House bill of last year, and
protects the rights Of helnestead and
pre-empticn settlements made prior to
receipt Of the orders Of withdrawal at
local land offices. The company il to
build 100 miles ia two years, commen-
eing at Umatilla and running east
wardly, and loo miles each year after
until it j. finished They are to com
plete the road around the portage at
the Cascades in two years, and around
the DalIes ii three. The road II to
run on the south side of the Columbia
river. We are inclined to think that
this bill will suit the people living ID
this section, and we therefore hope it
will become law Immediately.
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Mraa week in your own town. s. ontht free
GffE9No risk. Reader, it you want tanSiness az
VII ch persons of either can make great pay ~
bri tine they work, write for partica,a 10 H.
Hs..s...-r sCo., Portland. Maine. tJane4 sS-ly.
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Didn't want 1t spelled Wrong.

A lawyer got mad at an Oil City
client .he other day, aud in the heat
of passion called him liar.
Whats that?v yelled the client.
you're liar vehen,entIy shout
ed the lawyer
"a liar? How do you spell it?7
Spell it, you idiot. Spell wha.?:"
'1.iar. How is it spelled?n
"Why, you double back action igno-
ranus," yelled ihe lawyer in rage,
4 spell it l-i-a-r-liar,1 and he put
about ten pounds Of emphasis on ev-
cry letter.
"0h! That's the way you spell it.
| didn't know but twas l-a-w-y-e-r-
and if it had been I'd knocked you
into the second week of April and sot
down on you. [0il City Derrick.
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Notice.

TERRITORY or IDAHO, a. In the Probate Court
County Of Boise. - OF Boise county, 7. T.
n the matter q the estate of Il. ". Tompkins,
IN THE PRESENTATIOs OF THE VERIFIED
~ petition Of J. b. Morse claiming to De enti-
tied, by virtue Of certain ag eements made by K.
" Tompkins in his lifetime. to conveyance Of
certain property particularly described in said
petition. setting forth lie facts upon which said
claim is predicated, and PRAYING for q decree au-
thorizing and directing tna administrators Of the
estate Of said 4 W.Tornpkins deceased, to exc
cute copyeyance Of said property. 1t is ordered
BY the Probate Judge that on
Monday, May 5, 1879,
at the office of the Probate Court in Idaho City,
Boise county 4 IT. said petition shall be heard up
on his petition, and all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased may appear and contest
said petition by filing their objections in writing
And it is further ordered thar notice Of the pen
dency Of said petition and Of the said time and
place Of hearing be published four successive
weeks before such hearing in the Semi Weekly
Work. newspaper published in said County and
Territory r. s. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHo CRY. March %. 1879.