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STYLE, elegance, location, moderate
prices, and choice Of either the American
plan g so TO s. 90, or the European plan
81 90 per day, and upwards, meals inlthe
elegant Restaurant attached to the house,
all unite in giving the traveller more, fol
the same money, at the Grand Central Ho.
tel, New York, than elsewhere. MwF
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o#sK IaegksqA's hest Sweet Navy TOBACCO
Fresh Rtock or New Goods.

Having Just returned from New York
and Philadelphia with an unusually large
stock OF Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Papers,
Notions, &C., &C., at extraordinary low
prices for cash. Please call and examine
the immense stock and low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street, InHN hoEMER.
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FoRL Lame Back, Side or Chest use sn1tou's
Porous PLASTER. Price, Is cents. Sold by Z.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G. 3. Dwight
oath and Chapllne SIS. LAughlin Bros. 4 %.
Wheeling; and Husbands { Inslip. BellAire,
NWR6RnW
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Do1Ih ., Cold.

Those complaining OF sore throat hoarse.
mess, coughs, or taking their death o cold,h
should use browns Bronchial Troches.''
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
0John !. Brown & Sons, Boston, y on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at 5 cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dentritrice possesses
the best Ingredients for preserving and beau.
flying the teeth. PHce2se, large bottles
44wFtsoY
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OFFICE of the Baltimore City Directory,
Mr. Robert A. Woods has been o great
sufferer with rheumatism In the leg.
Three applications Of Keller's Roman Lini-
ment effected an entire and lasting cure.
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1HAvE just returned from the East with
q very large stock OF dry goods, carpets,
oil cloths, window shades, &c., which
bought at the very lowest cash rates, and
the same l will sell very cheap for cash.
G. G. RnrII
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A Remarknbie FLOOR Coyerlnr,

A floor cloth, LlSoLRuM, Is now being
manufactured, composed Of cork, making
Q clean, soft, very handsome and durable
floor covering. It's claims to extraordinary
durability have been thoroughly tested.
1t Is printed In handsome designs, and
sold by all carpet dealers. AS inferior
limitations are on the market, the word
"LlSoLEuN" is on the back of every square
yard. Mas
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Pam. HAPPY, the brewer at Reymaun'l
brewery, yesterday opened for a number
OF friends some bottled book beer that was
made on the 4th Of December, 1877. II
proved to be No. /, so the testers say,
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You can find livery fine line OF dress
goods from the very lowest price up
wards, and o guarantee that l will sell
them as cheap, L not cheaper, than any
other house In the city, atG. 6. Roth's.
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FoR UPwARDs OF Thirty YEARS Mrs
WinslaY'as aathipg Syrup has heon used
Tor children. 1t Corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tVind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dgSeutery and diarrh9a
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
25 cents a botAk, nav
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ORDER a New American Sewing Machine
to your house and tryit. Sold on the most
liberal terms. Office 1892 Market street.
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GENTS Fine Hand-sewed shoesi in But
ton, Congress and Hersom. All cele-
brated makes just received at
LLN RtnNn,a
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UNRLEAcHEp American Violin Strings,
the best made; also Italian, German and
Silk Strings, at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
ington Hall.
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NorlcE TO GBSrLRMRx.-Go to L. v.
Blends and try a pair Of those Fine Hand.
sewed Shoes, just received at 1888 Main
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Vases, Toilet Sets, &c.-John Friedel.
Save Your Eyes-Turner Il Dillon.
New Goods-Thoburn & Bro.
Photographs II. Higgins.
Physicians Prescriptions Opera House
Drug Store.
Wanted-Twenty Young Men.
Wanted-Furnished Room.
De Haven Cooking Range -Nesbitt &
Bro.
The Retort Gas Stove-R. II. Sweeney.
The Egyptian Feverand Agueand Liver
Pad.
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H. N. 5. "PIxAFoRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 co.; Libretto words only, loo; Vocal
Selections (bound), 25c; Galop, S0c;Waltz.
SSc; Potpourri, 50c; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 4Qc; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet ar Flute 5Oe,
AL the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent,
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AN offering 1000 yards of good prints,
good styles, at 4 cents per yard. G. G.
Roth.
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JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bacco. Retailers can buy it Of Joseph
speidel &C.,, in s, lOand 2Opound pack.
ages.
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QaS'T fail to soc the New American
Sewing Machine before buying; office 1922
Market street, Crangle's Block.
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JosEPH sPEIDEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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.Lpp4sl Music STORE,
1927 Market street

DR.. GnEsl-I have been exceedingly sue,
cesstHl in using your Liniment in my prac,
tl0e; particularly In cases Of p~aralySiS II has
worked wonders have seen theSo who have
not been able to walk for years, recover the
use Of their limbs, and one gentleman In mar.
tic9lar, who had visited Europe, and the hot
having your Eminent applied, was restored
and able TO resume his usual avocation. You
have n great field before you, and may YOU 40
On and prosper, Tor You certainly have bene.
atea mapklHd by Your valuable discovery,
Your, j. L. ALLAH,
Electric and Magnetic ManIpulator,
.4l9k 9th Avenue, NJ
Sold by all druggists. sendf for pamphlet
40 West Broadway, New YORK.
Trial bottles % cents.
Logan, List 4 Co., Agents. Mwy4w
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JAcKsoS's Brsr.-Give 1t a trial and YOU
TtIl.1se no other. Joseph speidel 4 o.,
Wholesale Groeers, have II. '" '"'
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Prepared 66y Weeks 4 Potter, Chemist. anil n.,,.
gAH. asQ washington Street., Boston. Me-. DtuSI
i9f Eiie 6y Az Druggists and Dealers, Piec N r snH
tW Won IA ns Sss.S SSn@ To- 70 cent; laIge boxes containing
kEsotYESt, u per bottle. CuTIcUSl saAe 81 -.
Gef eakei ey n1al, % cent?, Seakes Is cent? Senu
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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Two PIANOS TO RENT, also several Or.
gans, at sheib's Music Store, Washington
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A Beautiful Assortment of Silver Lizardt
and Stakes, just received.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Isweler,
Washington Hall Corner.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best
Joseph Speidel 4 Co. have It at wholesale.
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Corner Tw~enty.fourth and Martet ST.,


l. and practice. Location exceptionally desirable,
s Stardqns h9uSe, rent loT. Practice Of thirty years
MneonS Library q new fire and burglar proof ale,
Two microscopes, with all the accessories In comnlStI
SfdeI, and AZ The fixtures and furniture belonging 70
70 D R. BLUM, Wheeling W, Va, PP''
E:SGi wish to retire from practice here.
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Rheumatism, NsurlS,a,
weak and Sore Ln6es.
Soaehl and. Colds, W1i
bbaek, Stomach, aud poESls,
pytpepSia, Shooting Film
through The 4otnl and batk,
Eoal, Muscular, and Snlnal
cured Ehen every 6ihOF
md electrical aPpllARss tillS
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IT BEATS ALL.-ackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph peidel & Co.'s.
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LEPROSY.
A Modern Miracle. Astounding Re.
suits from the use OF CUTICURA.

McssrS. WEEKS 1 PorrrR, G,,t.m.. Nv
case o. LRgrosy 10 our poorhouSe which \ beiny any,
~ y9ar GVf1cUR4 remedies, The county hSi any.
ployed al q our doctors aud bad Sent 10 SeT YoIS
for advice, but TO no avail. ~Ns" AotA
The patient commenced using the Cr1,c,,,, -,
immediately began getting better. Auu
ne had been confined % his bed for two and ma.
PAL years 1ad ny had 40 eotAs on dariSo an nv NV
When he walked, there would Al las, =.
scale. come OF Of him, '' V"S 9H'H Of
This happened every day.
Methink II lisa wonderful cure.
We do not say he Is cured, but be Ia In . tt-
% cured N Eay The least. Your tFrIy' AZ "Sy'o
DUNElEG BROTHERS.
AttEoAS, NIcIr, Feb. II, iS7O. ~ 0"&e1a''
NoIR,-MeSxS. Dpnntn, p.on
reliable gentlemen, and we're unfnown \, t luz 2
the receipt Of this letter. We drmIy bSileve NH t TI,, "
GuA wiz permanently cure this very ssyefe 49, "
Leprosy, As II has done many otherS. V'@e ses'e'
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Gtn qttlli4enrer


onlee. Nos. % and q Fourteenth street.
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For additional local See Fra Page,
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CANH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bar.
gains In Black and CORD CAslIIneres.
I, IILUn - BRO.
Dress Goods tor less than any
other house In The trade.
l.. BLUM q BRO.
housekeeping Goods always low
or than the lowest.
ShawIS, DoImans, listers Our an
SOrtment the most complete IN the
city: our prices so per cent lower
than others. I. BLUM q BlLO.
Prints, MuSlinS and TOWeiinBS az
cheap an you want them.
VeIVetS. SatinS, Black aud Co lOred
FriugeR, at The lowest prices, always
at 4. BLUM d. BkO'S.
YOu will nnd goods marked down
at the lowest prices, by calling ON
L. BLUM * BR o.,
IIOl MAIN STREET.
on1L
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-Judgs Cranmer.
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, In pursuance Of adjournment Of
Friday last. The following business was
transacted:
Josephine X. Mitchell vs.. Ross A.
Junklns and Milton W. Junkins. Report
Of sale filed in open Court.
Nicholas Kuhn VI. E. R. Warner. In
assumpslt. Judgment in favor OF plaintiff
for $2S3 70.
John G.. Haberield vs.. Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad. In chan.
Gerry. Decree entered Diminishing the case.
Robert Dronsield VS.. Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing & Kentucky Railroad. In chancery,
Same order.
YIN. P. Hubbard, administrator, &C.,
vs.. Alexander Updegraff, ct al. In chan.
Gerry. Consent order Of sale entered.
Wm. McAdams vs. Elizabeth Charnock
etal. In ~chancery. Decree entered for
reference and taking accounts.
Adjourned until Friday at 10 o'clock A.
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COLLINS,
VatISc zunnn
elAsTERs :

bpalms Of Hbt and NeF'
Aueeti9ns, relieved and
elastef llnimlent lotion,
NsAWapr9
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3Ear Saln.
FoRSALEOR RENT

The property lately occupied by VIM. MCNabb as ,
Wagon and Blacksmith shop, on 10Th street, between
Main and Market streets. Also tive set Of blacksmith
tools, one wheel boxing machine, one %,snonIus mn
chine and other tools In wood shop, Terms low
Apply to 7. R, Moaet, 2l05 Market street. mhS
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THE CouRrs-couSTY CouRr-Ludq
Boyd.--This Court sat yesterday, at lOA. u.
pursuant TO adjournment OF Saturday last
Business was transacted Is follows:
r. n. Cochran, Esq, was appointed q
committee for Samuel Dunlap, adjudged
non eon1pos meatts, Bond $500, with j. s.
Cochran as surety.
Judge Cochran was also appointed I'D.
mlnlstrator Of the estate OF Ruth E. Dun.
lap, deceased. Bond $500, with ]. s. Coch.
ran as surety.
Messrs. j. a. Curtis, Thomas Hartley,
J. Q. Faris, B. Y. Yates and E. BlRyney
were appointed TO appraise the estate Of
Ruth i. Dunlap, deceased.
RI Cochran, administrator, vs. A. N.
Rtdgely, John Garden, Justice, and John
N. Hunt, Constable. Injunction granted.
BIB. Dillon. Notary Public, fled his
bond, which was approved.
Adjourned to Friday, April 18th,
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IAN. SIN JPN,
q q 20
, 1879-03-08

vurk,rs Whrih,r manual ur mental.
never rice ,lryr. ,ni m urrnrly i.Il lrp
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their living, II i, miy,rs,, nud in,
- r,,tve. We cannot. any of Il. s,rk
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ernst -, iud.o.nd,nc. IS .w,,,,r t,rv,rv
manly man than the d,in,i,s danny ol
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tam, III. hs, %, our rrd.,vors ,h. h;,h
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, 1879-03-08
'A'he Pierce County Tux Case.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PIERCE CO., W
T., JASUASr TERM. 1870.
N. p. II. II. Co,
pS


Opinion By j. II LeUis, Chicf Justice:
Question Is made as 10 the taxes lev
led TN the right "f way and lands Ol the
Company for 1874 -5-G-7.
Bill fl a in February, 1878. The
Company HIS constructed through sai,i
"nnn,y 22 10 miles of road. AMI has
= ,,nr l8a, 900 am of 'aad earned IN she
county: hat has not paid The cost and
Expense of survey.
For the years 1874. 5 6 -, the RIGHT
ni way was a.s, ss"l and valued ut the
mll cash value OF the hand, including
ihr right of way"
For the years l774, s 9, the same was
assessed us personal prop ry. with no
mher description than this, 10 wit:
"21 Z 10 m les of railroad
Fnr 1871. The same WAS ass s. MS
real ,sia,r, valued as u whole. with n"
description ot the several parcels; l,t
the whole WIS assrss Il ns one thing"
Tue width II the right { way is not
stated, nor is the several parcels "t l"n"
over winch the rOa'l is located set
Mli.
The lnnds were assessed only for 1877.
Each ,,rc,l l., ,I,.cs ibp,i hy Drobcr sub
liy,son. hut the yaiu' of each parcel
il not stated. The snmc being assess Il
in p,rccls nf from 1000 "a 10000 acres.
IL each oi the years 1874, 8 Z, the
INKS w,r" returned unpaid" and
amount To $t2,80l.
On the 18th Of February, 1873, the
30 rl Of Commissioners caused TO b"
m"lr out IA copy ot the assessment rolls
Of rach of the years, and annexed their
warrant thereto. as provided by Sec. 3S,
Act oi 1877, requiring the Treasurer to
collect the same according to law.
Whether the lands aud sway" aN
taxable, whether the assessments and
lcyies are legal. and the right OF the
Treasurer to collect, are nmoDg tho
questions raised,
, 1879-03-08

"a uush-r the prayi-i"Hs ~ ih" At
nj J~7;. ~rr,i.u % snd a.. i1s Tra.-
urrr ias au'hr,it rp r'v,ir" sU aaln
q1-nt tax, u.s'n I.r-''nt.'y. "n th-
tsx r,,.' ol Is77. s.,d rn rolf,,t Iy 'rr
-,lr ut ra' ,.ia'r 81 bNr, lro'a ly
lr,i,7l ,h,TOn. 3, uad in ,hr IA ni
Is7;
lj |, ,h,s ii. bi st way sui i'u... o.
to- e. mp,n, e,rc iauiu.iy sss -ra H.r
1871. tbs r,1surrr has suih.rt, o" = q
ih, s,nir t,i the p,y.n.nt t"vr "..
lG. But ~ ~ hay- a. ~ IN To-
Ti-ai ,i say Us' net prop riy t.N ''..
lur vani oia prup,T dr~, up ,".. HnH
Jhr t"l Was not hSiuily r,NHi- ''
the rra-uu thai the Sam. -,hi uu. .ayr
the Ia ! ca-u yaIu. ui ,H,h purrl ST..
r,i. but MS Hs. s..d anil Va.u,H u
pat,,.l, aud ct. ui irum 4.OUO 10 iGuup
mr.s. N iIrri vinlaln.n at Ih,. s'.tu
terry mnn tate. Even hat ihr vtiu.. !.'. h
ia e,l ~ :, rtmH- i, Suuli haze I.,U
sufficient.
II. Il, ,hr p'vis ans ~ The Act ~
lIi7, the Icy = .rur~ ha' Ni~l, wu-
VI'l,rd Tor the t,A ,li"n ui the rigiis Hh,'
- -
, 1879-03-08
Caleb Cushing.
SOME REMARKABLE INCIDENTS
or ms LIFE.
a Nfan "f STRONG Passions Rnd
Marvellous Memory VIA"
wBs NiaiaSUs q csn-
Aihenii,sR B'riend.


Calrh Gushing WAS never on contidrn
mi terms with nnynndy. T" b gin
with. h. VAS in ynnth as ambitious ns
N,p"lron, ami h" elevated bims II to- the
position be- occupied ut his death by
'heer torcr :" physlral applicati The
Ihility /" work was h,s only gieu gilt.
IN legal and political circles he was
The parallel Of B,y"rtl Taylor in the
inltrr's power ot literary application.
~ n,Wr currird favor with the shifting
adm n,s,rttiOn so his frien say. he
;i's, nn,dr h'.nsrit known, ahd then made
hinlsrlf necessary. H.. was onc III the
most extraordinary men nf his nge, tor
this r.asnn: Fl" had u memory probably
un~qunll'd by that al amy man now alive.
He could rtnl sixteen hours u 'h,v tor u
mOaIh. and Yer f"get an important
npt oIrained IN lhnt time, and this iac-
nifty made HIM the prntnundrst author
ny IN federal law IN this county His
memory and hiS power Ot work was lhr
sectetn Oi his su"crss. A. mn illustration
nt this the fO lowing anecdoie in told:
IN 1853. or thrrrabOut, he WAS appoint
I'd Cnet Justice Oi the Supreme B'uch
ut Massachusetts. He WIS on oi prac
'i-, and, 10 use his nwn words, every
rusty" H. st ~ work, however, and
N nineteen ,lay ys :,ad read sixts volumes
on different laws-ques,i"ns "f precedent, i,
laws of contracts, laws vt rxch"nge, etc.
AhOut seventeen volumes were devoted
| To Mas>a h ,srtls Law; twire IA many
more were male up If reports and the
reading WIS altogether extremely var.r,.
Now for u sample of
his P,wER nF WORK.
Between the ages uf ~ and 5i he never
! knew what il was ~ IS tick. He Was
| accustomed in Wnshin !t"n tn g,t 10
work in tllr morning ii, 8 o'clock nnd
n',or tremendously through meal hours.
n wit nu' I ki;ga rest miiI II Mt
night. Then he ", ul,l smoke cigar,
yet into b~. and r M history until h.
III asleep. In one winter h. fin shell in
this mann,I thirteen octave ,0'uncs OF
scientific travel anl recent his
tory. While Attorney Cereal he would
have his meals brongl, to him and lHId
nu his writing desk. His custom Oft n
WAS tc rat the entire meal without look
ing Mt it or resting from his work.
Friends or business associates during
the time when h" w.s laying 10 adjust
thE Hudson Bay Company's claims, and
'tcn on ordinary occasions, would fud
him buried IN writing paper or law
books ut 4 o'clock in the morning. he
having been at his desk for 90 hours
without rest. Caleb Cushing WAS man
Of strong passions, animal and intellect
ual; there was probably not moment
in lis Whole Aaking life when he Wa
, 1879-03-08


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Rr,ir in hring hIms " I" '"'Ir'' w" "c
~. n"' ''s'in'l :" NN" many !-a's
m"r". o"'v Nh"r' ''h'' "a"' ""' "a'
iog the In - "h'c" carried "''" '"' "e
tTp'm,d Wr''n s'i'y ~ 'hr o"! u"
NhJch he Intended g"ing I" N"S"'rl'"h
,n ,ju.; snme al h> l'w hus'i'rs'. iie
hvh with hIs hr"'l''r" vile mn" her
,,mly IN II large Whit" h"hS'' ""' iar
Ir III th business SO ION nj H'''"'s-
p"rI. Tine h"nsr Is P'n'y hf"'' 'heo'
nut tnr walls cont",h about 5co '""'ca
painting, pcSrd mp IN mrx""' France
and Span principally. Mr' IaShihS
hnd mn understanding WIN 'h' rest VI
tn mm!Iy iha' 'my 'h""'" "'''
,nt"r hIs study i"r ny purp"''', even "
dust H. liz ""Ili
NEVER ALLOW woman
To take care 0f his "ttiies III Washington
e.tb,r, prefer rrgt' n" the work hm'
self. Ills library was nrsr AMI ml'c'i'
lnnc"us; full Of histories, works"i 'rayM
aud many novels. Hls law library as
N,whuryport WAS large, tut his 'rh nos
say, not particularly important. He
was great novel rra'lr, AMI re"d every
hing in this line from the 'Tnshl"st
yel"w covrnd novel, through thu light
and heavy French @h"l, to III" profound
work OI psychology thai the novels ~ I0-
day are getting TO m. lie has always
had passion for noyrl-rn'ling, and
unless cxtremiy busy wonl'i keep one
at his side mi day long, ready {" pick 1t
up NJ his hrs, spare hom-h,. He r"ald
not converse on lighr, social 'oplrs. hut
wtukl stop IN the street and i": A.iD
iisrus,.O with strangers ifa wOri ~as
dropped while hr wns passing om any
ANY profound sul jrct, or Indicating .
s"h~r'"0'c "i discourse. fir KHe" every
thing ~ 'Ie cnc'ri Pe'h'' mi '""ic
talk ab'ut 1t, always ql"''hg "n'mF'''es.
lie "nse talked '"'r u '"'S WIZ" s'I"hG'
cr, WI" ~ ms hearing Sal" he p''r'cu
in phren' "gy. Once 'h' ph'H'sHef :"
he hrst r''i ION "i "e"s'e' Dct"ha'y
se''' him from epr'"4f''"" pr seh'a''on
copy, requesting MN I" return " CRITICAL
notice c"mp'i neh afy' I" course).
Cushing ""''h1
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'"""" US many "'''' he ''"" '"' va"
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One hundred and three bOys, between
the age OF IA and lS, are confined In tie
State Prison at San Quentin,
, 1879-03-08

arS tarrkrns Prninurd'y IT, sa,"Ar'l
~ -rr,m rginr. - ~ 't"ugh i'rrs
Wr..,i.l,l, Boo t,.',ur,' H. H>ri pro-
: ai., , .mp,rt u.i.n.r o. rhrsl. To
v.4p t.-ry Npgy-ssri -, 100 n"''r iily
o- a., 1rIu-tsr',. a. ir1rk sur'slly.
fs.- u-.ts rhr w-,s.iau 'y'Huly lvuT
frIi .,y . Ariipg au % uurui "r making
4 n.-i -. iron T. NJ mru ,S.T gained
tr. .....i 90 NEE. o.. u,,pT rus',H.