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The New York herald., 1879-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Miss Annie Louise Cary is at the Westminster.
Judge Josiah q. Abbott. of Boston, and Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg ss the Clarendon, Ex-Governor
Henry d. Cooke OF the District Of Columbia is at
the st. James. Judge William H. Clagett, of Dakota.
is at the Union square.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
MONCASI GARROTED.
ANOTHER CHECK TO TIE REGIcIDAL MANIA
SKETCH OF MoNcAsI's CRIME, TRIAL AND
EARLY HISTORY.
GBy CABLE TO THE HERALD

EARLY HISTORY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MADRID, Jan. 4, 1879.
Juan Olivia Moncasi, who attempted to
assassinate the King of Spain in the streets
of Madrid ON the 25th Of October last, was
executed at five minutes to nine o'clock
this morning. At midnight the prisoner
made a will leaving his property to
his wife. At five o'clock he attended
mass. At eight o'clock he was led from the
prison and conducted to carriage, in
which he was conveyed TO the scaffold,
which he mounted without support, listen
ing meanwhile to the admonitions Of the
priests. Two battalions of troops were
drawn up around the scaftoid An i'm
mense number of spectators were present.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
ARE FAT People HEALTHYy

VII, fs people always complaining asks some ono
who cncrans tho popular though erroneous notion h ~
health synonyms with tat Fat people complain be-
cause thoy diseased Obesity an sbuorna couditioo
of the syste In which tho saccharine and Oleanous clc
ents cf tn. food assuaed TO the partial exclusion
of the muscle forming and brain producing elements lu
proof Of this IL Is only to assert the wc known
fact that excessively Tat people are mover strong and sci
dom shed for activity Besides
they easy acute and epidemic diseases and
they are the freanent victims Of gut heart disease aud
apopexy ALASs ANrrFAr the only known remedy for
this disease II contains acid s aD@outey harmless.
aud /. warranted remedy the most confirmed oi
obesity or curpulency
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
FELL ON AN ICY PAVEMENT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. r. l., Jan. 4, 1879.
ExCongressman William r. sheffield. of this city,
of the leading lawyers in this state, fell on an
icy sidewalk this afternoon and broke his leg, the
same one which he broke in New York several years
ago. aud for which lac received heavy damages from
irif
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
MINERS STRIKING.

PorTsyILLE Pa, Jan. 4, 1879.
Seven hundred men and boys employed Ut the
Brookside Colliery refused to go to work to-day. de-
manding two months back pay which they claim is
due thcin The coery, which is the largest in this
region, operated by the Philadelphia and Reading
coal and Iron Company has been idle since yesterday
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
STILL LIVING.
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

VISCENNEs, Ind, Jan. 4, 1872
Gainey, the burglar who was 80 badly wounded In
the Oakland escapadc, is still living, and will doubt
less recover from his injuries lie has been placed
IN the custody OF Deputy sheriff Runner. and will be
IN County Jaii his injuries
permit
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

SPARKLING AND BRIGHT IN LIQUID LIGHT"
and beautiful than anything OF the kind seen
before arp lie pAHisIAS DIAnoSps upon which
neither time have any effect They coating
OF diamond pccptaed by votsc action pure slsl
base They for sale only HUMPH REl ~ Jeweiry
Establishment siv broadway corner i2th st. New York
Price list sent free. have no agents
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SEE 10 IT NOW.


Trniug with cough is sefmnrdcr. Immediate relief
will follow the OF HAlk's lloNky HoRfnoUSp ASD
Consumption. Bronchitis and Pneumonia are impos
sblc 1t Is taken In tme Nothing prescribed by tho
faculty will with IL remedy for Coughs Colds
and Ilnarseucss
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

If teeth white aud beautiful,
IL keeps them ~ intact;
!, bring: ;s. their n whsnsss u, .s. ssasl back
1s"s ss'sf s ies fsli.e' FIokISRr
For sale by al, druggists in the United States.
GOLDEN HAIR-ROBAREs AUREoLINE. PRO-
srss s sSsss &c ss
hoeESDKS sfiss SON on % ioaads sS' Enssna ' -SsA''
NOTABLE TRADEsNEN IN PARIS.
Al GRAND noTEL-PARIs, PLACE DE L'opERA.
Particularly recommended
Pension 2. francs day, including lodging board and
Lp sfs tr.s fPSIsH ff% pEs cApucsEs
Au E Go5
Az rtE RrE R v1SESyE PLsS AIS AND FANCY
se: ToR sRd oS sIafs ssTff fRfSpx Nssf.i''
-Rs EsE HSiss HGEST
BRUSHES F%ScY GSobs Rue jones'
e sGe'IsEd pSERg dfl sp'eSff sfoS QUIET CO.
WINES AiSnss 'ff@sr AVGSS VGRoS@Sfa-cIAREr, BouRGoaSs
H.s. Ssur.anie ron LADIES'
iS-p i?a & Aqe !. Faf & i
GOLD 'f FINS eef MANU-
EA1s HsG e Rue osY ssa oaF
INDIA siiXwLs HSD LicEs.
SG$ Rss
Fssf: S@niffa'
Paris 10 Rue do In Paix
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR
TAPESTRY. CaIPEIs. TISSUES FOR FuRSrruEK
YouSG T%bfEs S's scnoS o MISS suLEAu G.rd.a
Yous Ssy Txs Ess seSo Sns s0T 6.s Rue
YorS Tas 6o 5s o R''' Rooms
HOTEL Ls pRRHIs Rh f A''RYs R SIfn' OPPOSITE rHn
Tuilerie. Gardens. First class Family Hotel Lift
JEwEGR9 hiHG RIiorgFRiR rIsRIfis' OBJECTS OF ART
srrdAE9 ~ ME6bSd asS ossasryr FROM 40
% s,rp france, eli. LABoGRTAU jevsiisr, iis
rREcfors ScS sr%SEs. opALs SPECIALLY. puBS1k
prAsoSDs rEt 'f:fhSSi FsFeots R1s Sils'i Emile
Az pKSrE% EsEG 4Ds 81 a%GhSs Hfi Be su
TIES. Rue du Havre. Boulevard nsassmann. near
HussSS, sSsSS oRS.S RSS.JSorrrER, JEwELLER,
SSSf'' assS Yss
EAU bhs S'SGs fE sf PfG % 3S6 9 ss sS
,rwRhy R1E T;. Fs Fs o6ET s. srf fs; &ssKs
LIZ ROY T.s'p fs Ss TokLodfks i; f DE LA MARINE ia
suns e eosfs sRHFcts RaSSa cooRA
MILLINERY s eSs 1s. s1pgSR' FS rE MOST STYLISH
LINGERIE Fi"1 l1E''aS Eres H.: & e Cox
xxEs pE vsRrs sTRs Rue srslr L cRSruRE
Regen,e and Corset Cuirass IL Rue Auber door.
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. PERRY
" Rue Scribe. Uncuuallet for stylish ladies'
ARTIFICIAL FLOW ERS. FEATHERS FOR DRESSES.
Head Dresses, hrst class. Buhler, Frerc 4 Srurs.
1Uf Rue Riclielicu.
LAIT DIRIS EMULSION PERFUMED, GIFIN0
beAuiy TO complexion. Il r. Piver, 10 Boulevard do
Strasbourg.
EAU DENTiFRICE PHILIPPE AND oDoNrHAILNE
DENTAL Paslel ~ Rue d'Enghcn.
RESTAURANT VELOUR. JNE, DUCIlESNE SUCCR.
Paias Roya Galeric Nalos 100 lue 100
DINER NATIONAL CATEI.AtN, t73 PALAtS ROYAL
Dcjcuncr. francs Diner. francs. Viu eoaiprs
DARIS ExHlBITION-iSIs.
il CHAMPAGNE. MANUEL CO,
til. only champ agne ia cms who obtained
THE GOLD MEDAL.
the highest rccompensc awarded To- champagne wines
An OF ncon tosabe credit required tor the United
States
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

A-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN AT POPULAR
prices Seal Caps and Gloves Sleigh Robes &c. Wolf
Robes Sl4. LADIES FrRs half price.
BURKE ol4 broadway
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TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
Breath -Bsowss CAzraosArAp sASoSAcRors DxsrIRles,
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

BROADWAY TAILORS' MISFIT OvERCOATS, UL-
srERs and Srrs at half value at sEAS, Broome
and Crosby
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

HAVE YOU TRIED DIR. UNDERHILL'S PURE
druggists and grocers-
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 GIFT FOR YOUR FRIENDS.
N To keep you In memory the whole year.
THE HOME JOURNAL
Subscriptions. 81: postage free.
MORRIS. PHILL1PsS h co. 3 Park place. New York
4 NEW SENSATIONAL SOCIETY BOOK,
"A Just issued
"A WOMASS fiiOCGiiTS ABOUT MEN,
ny Mrs Hugh H. Brinkey.
Price -
For sale by all booksellers, mailed 10 any address, o.
DERBY BROTHERS, Publisher.
New fork
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
FINE SILK HATS S3 20, WORTH So; NOBBY
Derbys 81 10. worth 81. II New Church st. up stairs

HAZARD TROY LAUNDRY SOAP AND ULTRA
MARINE BiUE--Why use common soap and Prussian blue
which your clothes yellow when TRoY LAUNDRY Soar
anG ULTRAnARSE BLUE lin balls will leave them pearly
white! Retail all rocers. Depot l3a 1873 Chambers
st New York
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

A.--A.--GREAT REDUCTION IN
Gentlemcn's and Ladies Doors and SHOES.
t;entemens fine French calf and kid Dress and double
sole Caters and Oxford Ties, ~, SJ So, 81 and 81
Ladies' fine Button Boots s. so 81 50 so 81 and s..
Boys double sole School Shoes cheap,
at BROOKS, ,i6 Broadway, corner 10Th ST.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

druggists and grocers
NEW EXCURSION TO THE TROPICS.
Steamers leave New York every weeks. calling
Havana Progreso and Vera Cruz and from New Orleans
every for Vera Cruz Excursion tickets
duced rates, giving privilege of remaining et any
point. Send for printed circular f. ALEXANDRA 6
SONS. 81 Broadway, New York city.
SMAX, SMAX, SMAX CACHOU.
To perfume the breath CAcHOUs. Price fOc>
FLEMING Il Co, 10 Liberty St, New York.
THE STATEMENT WHICH WAS MADE THROUGH
the press Of this city time since that DR. Charles
was prepared from jaw
fill them and replace them where they should
again take and in short time become firmly im
bodied and be much sounder and better than before
mi Few that the of dem
had reached that point Several conrmations Of
this since appeared and fol
lowing
OMAHA. Dec IL, 1875.
This il to certify that ten days went TO DR..
Charles to have tooth cxtrscted which had given se-
pain and swelling OF the face After tho extraction.
the tooth in its
former position wthout much and Is
giving service with full confidence of its entira
restoration. W. r. GRINDELL, L. y. X. r.
THE WORST PNEUMONIA CONGESTION AND
colds broken up by the METAPHYSICAL DIscovERY.
Depot 81 Bond st.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

ASTHMA. WHOOPlNG COUGH BRONCHITIS AND
influenza relieved by BAIsAM uy HoSKY AND ToLu
UARTNETrS Pharmacy. Bibe House.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

Commence the year with the resolution to not NO
gect cleanse them daily with fragrant
soz0poNr the only safe and eteacious dentifree Ask
your druggist for il.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

ASrOR HOUSE SHOE STORE-STERN. Al1EIsI-
and English Walking Shoes. hand scwed "a; Boots,
~ Button Gaers IS 80 81 Caters 80 dress Shoes
s. STERN Barclay st
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

, warm ONEHsHOkS.
Largest stock in the etv
SkLF- ACTING OrERsEOES, put on and oil without usi
the haud or soilng the glove.
BROOKS /. .1a6 Broadway, corner 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
EUROPE.
L,LORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH ? =
If teeth white aud beautiful,
1t keeps them intact
II they're discoored in the least, .
II brings their whiteness back;
And by its what good effects
Are daily to be seem

For sale by all druggists in the United States.
GOLDEN HAIR.-ROBARE'S AUREOLINE PRO-
by two three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired Il perfectly harmless To be had
Of all apohecacs and fancy dealers Sole agents
K HOEkNDEN 4 SON London. ENGLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-15
GEO. TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D. G.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia, passed in cause f!.M
authority conferred by two certain deeds of trust,
recorded respectively in Lber No: 1877, at folio 49,
ct sea-, and in Iber No. 1877, at folio 49, ct sea-, of
the land records for the District of Columbia the
undersigned as Trustees substituted by said decree
in the place Of the Trustee named in said deeds Of
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1879, AT
O'CLOCK p M, in front of the premises, at public
auction, the following described parcels of real
estate, situate in Georgetown, in the District Of
mead's addition to Georgetown, beginning for the
first piece at point thirty eight (39) feet and
half % inch west of the northeast corner of said
lot As; thence running west along the south line OF
inches; thence south thirtythre 33) feet; thence
east two (2) feet; thence south eleven I'D feet and
nine (9) inches; thence east eleven I'D feet and
four az inches, and thence north forty-four (44
feet and nine 9) inches to the place of beginning,
and beginning for the second piece at point TWEEN
tyfour (24l feet eight and half $40 inches west
of the northeast corner of said lot 4S, thence
ming west along the south line of Dunbarton street
thirteen Q3) feet and four "a inches; thence south
forty 4 feet and nine (9) inches; thence east
north forty four 4) feet and nine (9l inches to the
place of beginning, together with all the improve
ments, &c.
Terms of SALE prescribed by said deeds of trust
with the expenses of sale, in cash; and the balance
at six, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of 300 will
be required each piece of property at the time of
purchaser. L. A. LAMBERT, nr,,,s+,o,
noy6-eo j. Nj. 4LNAGA, J
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.


EXECUTRIx SALE BY CATALOGUE OF SUPERB
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, RARE OLD OIL
PAINTINGS, ELEGANT OLD CUT1GLAsS
sILVER-PLATED WARE, &c, &c. 1870
On FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 21sT, "a
1879, COMMENCING AT 10 80 O'Clock, at Eek W
ington, the country residence of the late Mrs. EA
Gales, near the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and
Immediately in the rear Of thu GerInania Schuetzen
the following Rare Old Furniture and Effects:
Very fine and handsomely carved Rosewood Parlor
Furniture; Rosewood Easy Chairs.
A fine collection of Oil Paintings of great merit.
furniture, embracing Bedsteads, bureaus
Wardrobes and Washstands
Psyche Glasses ard Dressing Cases.
Very elegant Old Mahogany Tea Tables, in fine
preservation.
Chinese and other Screens tfnely carye1:
Beautiful Ornaments, Music Racks, Portfolio Stand.
French Plate Mirror Candelabras.
Very Handsome Solid Rosewood Etegeres
Fine Old Mahogany Chairs and Tables
Very Fine Old Mahogany Sideboard, in hne preser-
Very Fine Old Mahogany Dining Table.
superb collection of rare old Cut Glassware.
Very rich and beautifully decorated Dessert and
Dinner Services.
A splendid assortment OF Solid silver
A superb collection Of Sheffield Plate, IN perfect
One very elegant Center Piece in Bohemian glass.
Fine Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows and
Bolsters. together with many other arucies OF
rare value.
n: B:.The goods win be on exhibition on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Goth, from 10 till p.
m. Catalogues can be obtained at the ofhce OF the
auctioneer.
Terms cash.
JULIANA W. GALES,
Executnx of Mrs. Joseph Gales, deceased.
nov13-ts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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The 18th should be "a Holiday

Mr.. Editor Would 1t not be well to suggest
10 the committee III charge OF such details the
propriety OF waiting upon the President and re-
QueSting him TO adopt the proper course for the
closing of all the Executive departments on the
10th instant? A large number OF the EMPLOYEES
OF the Government. although having permission
to be absent from then duties for the time being
do not under such CircumSl anceS feel inclined
to accept the mere ptfrtege accorded, and thus
will not avail themselves of the same. The GER
emonicS attending the unve1lng OF the Thomas
statue should, by all means, be the occasion of
general holiday In the District. 1t is Also
procession having once been agreed upon no SUBJ
Sequent deviation from the route proposed be
allowed, after said route shall have been once
published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-15
d H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE OF L STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS WEST, NUMBERED 1907 AND
1909 L STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the third -
day of November, A. D. 1876, and duly re- fsnIH
corded in Liber sss folio 10 ct seq one Of x:z
at the request in writing Of the party secured
thereby, shall sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1879, AT THE Hour OF FOUR
O'CLOCK n. the following; described Real Estate
lumbia, to wit: Part Of Lot numbered two l2) in
ODD, beginning for the at point on street
twenty-one CID feet west of the southeast corner of
said lot two CD thence running north seventy five
(75) feet; thence east one ID foot; thence north
twenty-five (25) feet; thence west thirty three (33)
feet thence south hundred 00) feet to street,
and thence east thirtytwo (32) to the point of be-
ginning.
three equal instruments in one two and three years
payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property Sold All conyeyancing at the cost of pur.
chaser. $50 deposit at time of sale. If terms of
sale be not complied with in seven days from date
of SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell said
property at the risk and cost of defaulting plIr.
chaser. The houses will be offered separately:
PATRICK JAMES DONAHUE,
novS, II, 1917 19 Surviving Trustee.
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HaWkeye Hits.

- George William Curtis should provide his
young scratchers with gaffs, the next time he
wants them to scratch anything.
= Hanlan, the 0arSman, condemns the use OF
tobacco and whisky. He also condemns the use
OF bOatS-by his competitor.
George William Curtis, standing up to be
counted, looks as lonely and worried as a soil
tary enquirer" at revival meeting.
= Mrs. General John c. Fremont is with her
husband in Arizona, and she JeSSe's as popular
and brilliant and handsome as she was in the
days of sc.
= The total yield Of gold in the United States
in 1878 was $40, ,314. By George, was it so
much as that? Then we'd Just like to know
who got the other SAC, 726, Is of it.
George William Curtis says no gentleman
will smoke In the presence Of ladies. No, he
will not. And, George, no lady will smoke in
the presence OF gentlemen, either. You forgot
to say that, George.
= The papers are pok1ng fun at the girls be-
cause they lard their conversation with 7a-ndsr
dwelling ON the conjunction while they think
OF what to say next Well, is that any worse in
Laura than it is for Tom to say "ah-er-um-ur
ali, /" under similar circumstances?
- 1t Is when mans new liver pad or porous
plaster slips so far below the belt that he sits
omit, that he realizes how hollow and altogether
lighter than vanity are the pretensiOns Of mod
ern medical science, and he resolves that hence
forth he will doctor his liver with the pills and
yarb teas Of bOyhOOd.
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M ED.

COLEMAN At5:I5, on the morning of Novem-
Der l5 1879. at the residence of his son, No. 1896
Fourth street northwest. HENRY COLEMAN, aged
Ills funeral viii take place from Gslbreth chapel
on Monday next at IL am. Friends and relatives
are respectfully invited to attend
CRUso. On the 18th of November. 1879, at half
past one O'Clock, ANNA z. CIuso, aged twenty
eight years, youngest daughter Of James and Hem
rietta CrusO.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late
idence, ST Twenty first street, between 81 and
streets northwest, Sunday morning at half past ten
O'Clock. Her remains will be rested in Mount Zion
Methodist Church, Georgetown, d. c., sunday
morning at eleven o'clock am. 2
HOOD. On Saturday, November Is. 1879 at 40
a.m., REBECcA 3. HOOD, widow OF the LATE 5onn
Hood, Of this city.
Funeral from her late residence. 31S Third street
northwest, Monday. the 18th instant at ~ p.
WILLIAM RUNNIoN, aged forty nine years. De-
ceased was for many years clerk in the Bureau Of
Statistics, in this city.
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SOME NEW BOOKS.

From Robert Beall we have quartette of new
books just issued by Houghton, Osgood & Co.,
Boston: "Sealed Orders' by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, (author Of "The Gates Ajar,') a collec-
ton Of short stories reprinted from various mag
azines, with several new ones added, making an
interesting volume; cold Friends and New" by
Sarah o. Jewett, author of "Deephaven" and
Household Management and Cookery" by Maria
Parloa-an admirable little textbook for schools
and families upon Homework, cooking, sanitary
matters, &C.; 1.-THE Bodleys Afoot," continue
adventures of the BodleyS while going afoot
from Boston to New York, with numerous cpl
sodes in the way Of stories songs, fun, and facts
"a Ministry Of Health and other Addresses"
is the name of book by that distinguished
medical authority, DR.. Benjamin Ward Rich
ardson, of England, issued lately by D. Apple
ton Co., New York; received from W. H & O.
sity Of a Ministry OF Health for England and
the rest Of the volume is occupied with topics Of
the importance Of Learning and Health" wi
tality, Individual and NATIONAL" "Ether-drink-
ing and EXtra-AlcohOlic IntOx1catiOn," etc., ETC.
In the chapter on learning and health, DR.. Rich
ardSon sharply denOunceS the modern process
While they are in pfoeess Of i physical GROWTH Sf
sit seems never to be conceived" he says,
SIN respect to the human animal, that growth
is labor. To put horse into harness at too
early time OF its life, and to make 1t work
hard as 1t is growing Is considered the most
ignorant OF processes; while to work growing
child harder probably at that time than at more
advanced periods of life, is often considered the
most correct and vigilant of processes. This
educational training brings, according to my
experience only one result, a reduced standard
OF health and life" From the Morrisons we
have, also, 'D1 Cary,' a novel, by NJ. Jacqueline
Thornton, and "Euripides," by j. P. Mahaffy,
A. NJ; both published by D. Appleton Co.
From F. B. Mohun we have ssYellow Fever a
Nautical Disease: its Origin and Prevention" by
John Gamgee; ''The Skin and Its Troubles" an
admirable Health Primer; "Christie tombstone, -
by Charles Reade; and "a Gentle BELIEF by
Christian Reid author of "Morton House,'9 all
recent publications of the AppletonS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-15

cyA Hartford man was arraigned the other
day charged with stealing a pair Of chickens
from restaurant keeper under the American
Hotel. He had been employed cleaning up the
COOP At O'Clock next morning he returned
for his coat, and Finding the chickens" he said
sat roost on it," he thought he would not dis
turb their Slumber, but take care of them for
their owner. So he folded his coat around them
and went home without making them up. In
stead of dining on spring chicken he will live on
hash, Goldfish and beef soup at the Seyma street
hotel fer the next three monthS-and the city
will pay his board bill
rE Messer, the popular Sioux City conductor,
discovered tramp curled up on the front plat
form the other night and yelled Light out |!
Novel The tramp woke up and said: sob !!
don't make so much fuss, or the conductor I'll
come around here and kick us both OFF,"
H A young woman Of Smyrna. n: Y, had
In row before her, with outstretched hands:
She interpreted this to mean that she would
have eight husbands. Her seventh husband
confident that her dream will be fulfilled.
eB- Mrs Hugo stood up in the midst of a SER
vice In the Methodist church at Caro-, Mich, and
began to defend herself against charges that mad
her to be silent, and when she refused to obey,
had her voice drowned with loud peals from the
organ.
finished In the Stable 81 Baron Rothschild, Of
Vienna for his fayOrite horse. The stable proper
has marble doors, encaustic tiles painted by dis
of silver, and the walls are freScoed with hunt
ing scenes. This building cost $SO,0AD.
W- OF quaint and brusque speech of General
jackson, who hated aHectation, the late. Mrs.
Eaton used to tell an amusing story. She was
once visiting at the Hermitage where among
the guests at dinper party was Judge OF the
court of Tennessee, with q wife whose head had
Present also was brother Of the lady's Who WIN,
had been tailor, which fact was Carefully
ignored The lady's airs and graoes grew In
siderable. and finally General jackson pricked
the bubble OF her pride by saying to the brother
"You know really never have had comforta.
bic coat on my back since you quit tailoring"