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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
Mr.. J. J. Riley Wants to Know.

Editor Star:
Knowing your motto to be "Justice to
all, favors to none" induces me to ask
your permission to insert the following in
your next issue:
The raid on the Belle Union Theater on
Tuesday night by the police authorities has
raised the question in the minds'of great
many people as to whether there is snch a
thing as consistency among that august
body of men. -"
In your report yesterday of the raid you
state that the authorities had been in.
formed that the show was an indecent one,
and, OF course, acting like all conscientious
officials would who consider themselves in
large measure responsible for the good
morals of Cincinnati's children, they
swooped down upon us and gathered us in.
Now, in the first place contend that the
show was not indecent or immoral, but
laying that matter aside for the proper au.
thorities to settle, the question that pre-
sents itself is this-Why have they allowed
shows of much lower character to proceed
nightly for weeks and months without even
attempting to suppress them?
The Belle Union has been entirely reno
waited, and has only been opened under the
present management five days, and I as
stage manager can testify that our perform
ance has been and is far less "indecent ard
imm raj" than those given nightly at near
ly half dozen other establishments not a
hundred miles from ours. I-.....
Surely it can not for moment be sup
posed that the authorities are unaware of
this. In pouncing down upon us in the
manner they did, they showed zeal about
as commendable as that OF the man who
tumbled over an elephant in running after
q mouse. ..
If the authorities have determined to
wipe all variety theaters of this class from
the catalogue of our towns amusements,
Belle Union will make a graceful bow and
retire. 0IN@
In dredging our beautiful "Rhine" let
the scavengers scoop well the mnd from
both sides and have the job well done or
MT at all. .........
With all due respect to Colonel Wappen-
stein and his men for their prompt action
upon receiving the information" let me
say to them that, if they are ignorant of the
fact that there is much richer and ripper
fruit ready to be gathered in from the sue
culent vine, shall be happy to snow them
where they can find it. J. J. RILEY,
November 13, 1879. Stage Manager.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
Shadows Of Coming Events,

A social will be given this evening by the
ladies of Christie Chapel.
Hon. Sam. Cary will deliver temper
ance lecture at the Lockland Town Hall on
Friday evening. .s.,r.,..--~-.--,-
The Hamilton County Democratic Club
meet in regular session at their Club-rooms
on Sixth street this evening.
We will be treated to a grand display OF
n,eteors tonight or tomorrow night. II
the nights are clear the balance of this
week, keep your eye skinned for the brill
liant spectacle.
Lincoln Lyceum hold their first regular
meeting this evening at their Chapel. DR..
VIM. B. Davis will lecture. The Lyceum
exercises begin at fifteen minutes to 9.
Ladies' Sewing Society will be held at 80,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

About four weeks ago Adam Rosen-
baum, of Dayton, O., was robbed of $4OO,
in the Lower Market, nearly all the money
he possessed. Since that time he has been
drinking excessively. and this morning
went into Kittredge's gun store, on Fourth
street, purchased pistol. had the clerk
load it for him and then fired one of the
balls at his head. 1t missed its mark, how
ever. and the man was hurried oil to Ham
mond-street Station.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Prominent Democrats 70 be Arraignsd To
Night

Prominent Democrats TO bs Arrsisnsd To.
Night. -'...
The Hamilton County Democratic Club
feels sore over the defeat of Lew. Bernard,
and, having ascertalned the names of some
of its members who scratched his name,
they have put on their war paint.
Mr.. Fred. Klimper, the Ex-Representa-
tive, received the following which ex.
plains itself:
Rooms OF DEMOCRATIC CLUB or
HAMILTON COUNTY,
CINCINNATI, Nov. TO- 1879.
Mr.. Fred. Klimper:
DEAR SIR-The inclosed charges have
been preferred against you at meeting OF
the Club Thursday October 30th, 1879, aud
have been set for hearing Thursday. No.
vember 18th, 1879, at 7 o'clock, at Club
Rooms. Respectfully,
JOHN r. FARRELL, Sec'y.
Charges against Fred. Klimper, q men,
Der of the Democratic Club Of Hamilton
County.
Charge 1. Soliciting Democratic voters to
vote scratched Democratic ticket.
SPECIFICATION.
That an election held pursuant to the
Laws of Ohio, upon the 14th day of OCto-
Der, 1879. at which Lewis G. Bernard was a
candidate regularly nominated upon the
Democratic ticket, and S. w. Ramp was a
candidate upon the Republican ticket, both
of said persons being candidates for the
same Office to-wit: Clerk of the Court or
Common Pleas, he, the said Fred Klimper,
did solicit persons known as Democrats,
and others, to scratch from the Democratic
ticket the name of Lewis G. Bernard and
place thereon the name of said 8. w.
Ramp, contrary to our constitution.
Charge 2. Supporting political party
antagonstic to the Democratic party.
SPECIFICATION.
In this part he the said Fred. Klimper
did use his influence and persuasion to
cause persons to vote for one S. w. Ramp,
Republican. instead of Lewis G. Bernard,
Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas. WM. BOWLING.
October 80, 1879.
MIR. Klimper SAYS that he was one of the
originators of the Club, and that to his
sorrow. He paid his dues before the cleo
ton, and then asked that his name be
taken off. He said that people living in
glass houses should not throw stones.
By this he meant that the Club at every
meeting last winter violated the rules Of
its constitution, in taking money from the
treasury for lobby purposes.
Mr.. John Cline, another prominent Dem
ocrat, also received copy of the above
charges. .-
Mr.. John T. Farrell, who signed the
above letter. is deputy in County Clerk
Bernards room.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
Deaths Door stands wide Open

For those who suffer cough to run on ,
until the lungs separate, or the wind pip,
and the bronchial tubes become hopeless
diseased but for all who resort to Hale'
Honey Of Horehuund and Tar in th,
early stages there is immediate relief, ant
the absolute certainty Of o permanent cure
Sold by all druggist$ " NJ
Mrs. J. r. Mead. Elmira, N. Y, writes
"Hale's Honey of vHoreholnd and Tar |.
selling 60 fast, / can hardly keep stock or
hand" .
Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure 10 one min
Ute
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
BRITISH BOERs.
Rising in a Determined Resist.
anC0.
Woiseley's Troops Want to
Co Home.
Austria's Troubles in the Bal
s a. kans. .14

National Associated Press to the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch received by
way of Madeira, dated Cape Town, October
28th, brings intelligence of an increasing
iil-feeling between the Dutch inhabitants
of the Colony and the English settlers and
authorities. The Beers at Patchafstroom
are defiant and make no concealment OF
their intention to resist the British author.
ity at any cost. Conimandant Rolf has
quilted Middleburg fearing assassination.
The Beers in that locality have congre-
gated in extensive and strongly prepared
luiger, and are preparing for an obstinate
and determined resistance. Among them
are the authors of the recent raids which
have heen made upon the Government gun
powder and stores which were burned and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

An alarm of fire was sounded from
Box II, at o'clock this morning caused
by the burning OF some saw-dust in the
planning mill of Elias Haller, on Front
street, between Pike and Butler. 1t is
to have caught from some over
heated machinery, and was extinguished
with few buckets of water.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
Fire in the Crawford House.

A silent alarm of fire about IL o'clocl
this morning brought out the Gifts en-
gine and the Babcock Extinguisher to
fire in the roof of the Crawford House
The fire was in tha central portion OF til,
house on Sixth street, near Walnut, ant
was caused by a defective fue. The Bah
cock extinguished the flames The los
cansed by the fire and the water vii
amount to about 500. a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
Local Personal.

sgnor Giulio Silvestra, Giuseppe Doggi
and Emilio Silvestra, Of Milan, Italy, are
guests at the Gibson House.
Mr.. Fred Hulsker and Miss Josephine
Kaiser will be married next Tuesday morn
ing at St. Bonifacius' Church, Cummins.
Vile
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

Charles Leist was charged, before Judge
Wilson this morning with having stolen
$50 from Joseph Allen, fireman of Com
pany No. 49, He waived examination and
was bound over to appear before the Grand
Jury. ,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, o., 9S Nineteenth Street, Fraak
Schwarz.-I suffered for five years with rheunn.
tism. Having been persuaded by friends to tEv
the st. Jacobs Oil, must acknowledge that il =
the best remedy I ever used; in fact it cured ~
entirely. Accept my sincere thanks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

Webers Celebrated Beer brswed from
pure barley malt and hops, is the best. Ply
sicians recommend 1t. Bottled by Cincin-
matt Lager Beer Bottling Co., S24 Elm st
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

J. J. Riley, Ed. Green and Mark
Burns of the "Belle Union Thcater," were
arrested last evening for excepting place
where intoxicating liquors are sold." In
the Police Court this morning their cases.
were continued until November 18th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, David Aliingswor+h.-
For years David Allingsworth suffered win
rheumatism. and notwithstanding the best med,
ical attendance, could not find relief. He cams
to the Scioto County Poorhouse, and had b
be carried into and out of bed, on accouns
of his hopeless condition. After the failure a
all the remedies which had been applied,
the Directors OF the Poor-house resolved b
use the celebrated German Remedy. st. Jaco&s
Oil, and this was fortunate resolutions; for win
the trial of one bottle, the patient was already
much better, and when four les had ben
used upon him, he could again walk about with
out the use Of cane.
The facts as above stated will be verified by ths
editor of the Portsmouth. Ohio Correspondent
TOLEDO, OHIO, 10l Allen Street-Wm. Hens
ler an old settler, says Judging from my own ex.
pericnce, I must admit that the st. Jacobs Oh b
an excellent remedy for rheumatism. For weeiu
had not been able to step on my foot but usea
the St Jacobs Oil, and all pain disappeared In o
short time.
PALESTINE, OHIO, George Erft-Whilst sick
in my bed. my leg being swollen very much On
account Of five tumorS received some st. Jacobs
OIL Having had no rest day or night con-
menced to use it at once, the next morning an
swelling was gone the irritation left, snd
the sores opened. Thanks to the healing
power Of the wonderful St Jacobs Oil was abs
to be out in few days.
CANTON OHIO, Hon. Hugo Preyer, National
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio, ls7a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

The Masonic fair will open December
10th. '"t.f1
Dennis Carroll, for stoning old man Nc
Elhaney's house, was fined 81 and costs.
A substantial walk nine feet wide is
about to be laid on each side of the river
leading to the ferry-boats. Z
VIM. Scott, colored, an oyster vender, for
coloring another mans eye, was fined IS
and costs by Mayor Harton. ISL.
. John Price, of Prices Hill, Cincinnati
was fined IS and costs this morning for
peddling before market hours.
Mr.. Henry Harbel and his twin brother
Joseph yesterday celebrated the seventy.
second anniversary of their birth. -.. ! /,
William Penn Lodge, /. o. o. f., cele-
brated their twentieth anniversary last
night at Turner'S Hall Speech making
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

CANTON, OHIO, Hon. Hugo Preyer, National
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio, ls7s.
ST. Jacobs Oil cured me Of rheumatism. les
recommend it
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

robbed of their contents. The Doors are
determined 10 prevent these men from be-
ing brought to trial.
Chief Moirosi refuses to submit to the
British, and Lord Chelmsford has ordered
preparations for an attack to be made upon
him and his tribe.
, 1879-07-31

tho Turkish army by troops from Bagoat1 md
n consequent Communication to the Russian
army, conltl not have taken ptncc. II waa utter
Iy Impossible that such a devastating ept,1c,nlc
should l!aro ren,ained latent in a areat army.
Cases Of spotted typhus, with Glandutnr nweI.
inEs, had indeed appeared, but, even among tha
Cossackk sent home, not singlec case OF plague
was to be reported.
There was therefore but one solution Of tht
nYstcry, namely, that The plague ~ns transn,it-
leu by infected clothes, tkoots, and clsatte1a.
booty, consistblK of articles Of numerous lr-
HcrIpftons, had been sent m early M September
from Armenia to Wctljan in post packets, and
there were several interesting cases cvlenclng
That after contact With or handling for some
tt'no this hooty illness and often dratl lstl en-.
sued In d few days. This theory was certainly
met with the difficulty that although booty ii,
abundance had been sent 10 many other places.
yet I'll heWctllankn dstricls only had the pIagus
appeared. Ills {Prof. lltrsch's) theory was that
packed goods sent from Mesopotnma to Armc-
min had been the spoil which fell to the Cos
sncks. which, being dsspntchcd to their homes
md then unpackcd, 1,ai dtlTuSed the deadly pol-
snn. Atany rate this hypothesis, OF the many
tllat had been hroachal. appeared to fim tho
most probable. Neither himself nor Dr. Bum-
Hrr6rttlt }laft been affected with plague swrlI-
fHgs after touching thc sanp. II might DC tllat
III: tendency to infection was modified by na.
tional idtosytcrasy. lie, world not nnw dtfcuss
to what extent fI1c disappearance ot the t1tsor-
ller had been due to change OF weather, but
ha opinion was that It would nnve died out even
II the cold season had not set In.
, 1879-07-31


startci for Connecticut ti,at m"FnnE. =, Ihat OK.
prrIcnce taught nc tint lew men feahily huAtt
themselves to new clfcnfnetancee' most ein'e 10
liked rules 1t, cnaca whore they Do nor nrhl!.
'Ttn'o atid again have seen men WIN htp'o-
mas, cotnnts'ons, Roai saIaFlca, anu w!de repu.
tAtione, 1napcct hospltala, ~ Inc efouhu t,ln1
wcl1-~hslcd iloots. "esl-Whlse~aaheh Wallst
clean spteaua tucked tn square at flI' corners
saowy pietafca. hfu a lGw hnWcrs #eFc tllc cs'
sohtiats III treatnoht OF lie ssck; nl phsa %
sMiliihE.y wnllc vcinln llhl I'D tte pfetty bedst
Wntle Woi,ne EnnWed tic Eouhus when iay on
M Mine"i, mn t,e leVered bod!es which my llndet
~ Irctty couhternaneS nau hot oecn toucheu
VIZ" Watel iEr Weeks'
q "on!hHs SIX 1'onneess o41s'ne snc lnn'a.
s,lcet-sernter when fatliefs inud aroa'lti
w. nnA!cs, arc !chs eInm thnn lile external
Hgatneha oltcn seen IN a'cK rooms atd hoapltnls.
s.oMNts' ' ahu Husnmerys, ani Rfnooth pca'
iIp,.S nptSIa"a ate "sls ennukn, bnt count lor
LILY I ~ \ aanl,to-naila encounter VIII 9Iscase
u nsatni ann many iiie 'a aacflilccC 0y CIV
th ~ ei.satn' aptchfanGo tnc tshe hna atFcnetn
mtnsm ;, snonia 90 oe7osca 10 Tic eshchtal "af'ta
u n s,ie .,,., ease.
onv essent'aI III my eati FEVER. or c.lo'esa. Or
uHsehtefy, Is dry ashcst of CLEAN, Dry clay. ibis
.ast caa ne procured ~ kiln.dfs!ng; not 9th.
.iLHsei tnu hot 0htf ehonl0 hi! d!aehaeGeA from
~ paileht oc lhsthhIly coVefeu WIN 1t, Tut The
uc.lu also, ns pfepafatloh LOT bIfrsaL
n }elioW.icser or Assstic cllo'eral would not
un!y Innii0ato tne room nnd corpse Will burn-
!nE pI,insLonc, nut WouEl. a. aoo1l "a corpse
was placed 10 eo'tsh, pack II N ury clay, filling
sG SolIn quite up W;th II, htsu especially cover.
.hG ute laeo wlll1ut iic'nlcfvct,tloh u cloth. !
elloulh 10 thl8 II the dcad wore my ugnrest
, 1879-07-31
THE FACTS AND FIGURES
upon which this conclusion III bascd;
Aetna! current
erptHSts. teas
fhOse QroHtAy.
directly out oI'
fhf 3sHr. Jf-


H., au' .,,,on ~ ~ aho,. ,..,,.n. II, ~. =
lb., Honnii,rom ad,rInistrn.i ~ - ~ u' ~. v
cut. for iie reason tiat ;na arrc1", v "oygfn ,E M
n,,t.if ~ a,.i.n r 's .nu I aesfcgnto VI Ne
etlLl' kAahacEs HEAVY SUMS
ahculteo through W Hcheill9n, Us It docs ths
ET"",tfve i,on"r,moute. 49, ~, 1.roa.i s1 t. ~ n,t
nYnanscs of fs"nrn,sa re.,,+ ~ t.4 , M
nrrana..I aoinrv ~ 5aun,,ora ",,', i u.lt Ing III
1sT1 AMI III. ,rcrnrni oY,an.a. ~ ,1 Ht!.ee
md Henatc: III. nrcrssarv jnrrrosS h In, t"rsss
and mnter}nl of liz nri.v and nnvr. ~ t,n ~, H.
rrnas.I cos. ~ I'M ir,a;an' tmr,a .n tne ~
nsw systen Of ciytl,zao u peda euentn ar tt t
I'sulans, ~ opnoseu 70 tlle nlu democratic sya
TEN Of taieyory aud war; the largo appropria
tlos for river nu1 husbor improvements fo1
iortihcations, for public hulldinga,-]ikc ttosc oI
lhe state, War, AMI Navy Dcoartncuts,-ai,ti
Ior thg nc" Burcaux 0T Departments created
since lSol ,-amttse them tue Bureau Of Educa.
tloM (which tho democrats have announced they
q Justiec, TIC tilc,savlng and
9nal.ser7iea Bureau, and tho likc,-and pub.
ltc hui!uit'Es throughout tic country; as well aa
INC eItraurA,narY anpr1prtatlonB tor tho Dis
te' y. m,'ts . ~ m.ss t's Capitol build
tIu HUycrutmrnt. All thrsu eInnnit ,,r.s VIZ. ~.
Hni vet ;,.u1,,ds",, Mi theao was1 suns " Iars.
ranIta al cxncnItnrn in gnIs ,nrinr ~, =" ~
iirsn nsr IA o"1v ~ "a n. aae sp -, Z, y.
r1jd during iho Democratic ner,oti w srn,m ~
Ewlnr niirht tn rcaI fhpsa Hrurc. ~ ha o,,t;l
rrca Ti"y wn,ll In mnr, t1rth1n' .ma,s n1u', ~
Gnnfcrra.,; balcrdasI, In Ina nmt int, H.. to
Mia snrrcf 'S 4'" '"' '"'' A'e AeS-
I1v ,t,r wnr TIM t,,,r,i,uot,,r n..,.,. =. A..
E,riuv snrnc,, $"o '"''o"~'''J P"''Ass VI a'e
14''' 'F~sl" ,,s. -
ILLUSTRATES THE METHODS
20 Wu!cn the democrats afe resoFtsng In manu-
lacturl1a septihlcnt lor tle campaign. The
sptecfI which WIS In true here hcIore Mr. Ewing
rcacAcd Uhlo, commenced with these Worsis;
Nv Nv,n,,un,. .xn Er,vxus, ..,,,,,.,,
with necuiinr piIrIsru and ,,,afitpd, sris "nsSt'
yrlcpu,e hume Ii would bu insiuccre II, tnc to s""
, 1879-07-31
Some Sophistries OF His
Keynote Speech
Refuted.
The Expense Of Democratic Admtnistra.
tions Greater Than Tint Of Re-
publican Administrations.
Democratic Expenses per Capita, So, 81;
Republican Expenses per Cap
ita, g2.28.
Things n l!nisR Soldier Has Porgotten..-A Dtnoc.
raty That Ignores the War-..Nhat
Tho iyar Cost,

WIau1vnToy. n. q. .Iulv w-f,cn rcr,
Evtnr ~ t,hio bns made nj. krvno,c sncect i,' IN
lin cnInnn,cn. iikc thc keynotc .ncorl, ~ ecn.
otor Tnnrman ,n.t roar, h IL fuIl ~ g.oa. tns".
c,,rocrs Fan Fw,ng' IN ,oI,,inv ~ '1 nS-rnn-
fe,lrra,c.. ,,a. gIycn in iull od,,es;on -, tle,
eau.c II. ,,ncs i,ar to ,0 for c,,,n rsons w ~,
t,o n~n.n,,,,mros ~ tl,o yoti,,, n
md. liro ,ha ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l., rnn"r..s
,r,l Nm ,fo,a,foc". tbc mo., ohsco,,,,,,s Narp'
cr,, .ifos -, tho so,,,h he nrv,,cx .l., ,,ooo,..
,no.c ,,n,ov ,rs. ~ ncn,,cd In 1e1p th.a T., tsnn
,hcrofo,n i. -lrht ,rd n.n,h,t.,
i. ,,r,,1,
n IA ''atrr., ,hot +,,e ncn n, m. so,th ,vso
,,vo "co,r,o horL ~ t1,.ir foth,r,s ,,o,,s" ans
, 1879-07-31
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Poisonous Gnscs and Naxfoua EhiuvlA Make
It UnInhnhtnble.

n 49,. ,,'., IT.. n.s"s. ,a.'
a.. I,,,..ss ,ass ,..es w.. avn 0.A'ne
might infer TINT the occupants of that historic
,nanslou arc rendered. nroof arnfnst tc o,lmcnta
to which ordinary ,uortals. so In sncak arc a,,h.
Ioct 1lo h,,,,iu, T., I,s .,,,st. .,sr.,.'t.,s =.
style and color. Is siiuntcd IN what Is generally
nnA crroNcously supposed to be the iuost de-
lIghtful part OF tho CAPITAL. tho rear portion of
III. bul,ftfnt, fcc,nr, thc so,th 1rcr, ~. pr.s.
1ae,.,.t -, sssS ae VIZ AtesF
oent'al 1ausily lnaE enjoy Tie comfort Of coln-
1no1tous ycrandl, which uycr1ooks a Breno cx-
tending many miles down tie river made up Of
fuo lawn dotted with mounds and bordcrcd
WI. ~" s,... na. , EA'".a pet."5 'a'u o"I
WIN us plats ana Tasleentea !owers; uniluo
fountains Mlth t9c1r oVerGufellnis Tnter; the
nIssa,c nan md 9, ncrn u nn,scea n , Wasgt9
!n Mn oa!oilu ~; te t9totliac wind.
W. 1is way M 5etMecn tle nus q Maryinnd and
vXelha,-oli presenting = View that ID pict-
uAh peautul. !,. nut eneha'ltlhG as tiils
p'stuso a5 sGs.l uleso ase spots upon when,
VIII Mi.nout nlatInR tns bse"e, naRo TUG mr. loal
VII. u,!asmatic ~, einVa :tsaI constantly nrlse
!aVta tao le!use NV vceetnnlo matter louuu
~ irg & - susn @ Houaanse on sle uats along
faicd ,c&nn .I,o n,,as,o9a XMAS @ ,aitn sas @ 1x
y Ias % ta9lsu !. W. ~ u. plaee ~ hoooe III summer;
y, nnueea. IL ls ~ ~ ahg season OF TIE Fear. So
sass ~. w. -, ~, t3to o ~ ~, l rs erc
ree tEo,rh II t,n ~ rome m M ~ topa u & r @
In frn,,, ff,.,
rno,;w.. ~ fr.,'Hs ~ .,i.tt y. ~ ~ .oss9i
hntton,s md pusnfn,c iia,sMn,n - In a'c muSt ~
nu IlaSs-tunlu w counted ~
mns rral aaurnris;tam +at g!e1y y yHseen "
n.ni,r ~ ! ~rnnn,,t I,,r, ~ ~. ..Si eoaia
Tinro ~, ,.ar frun,1o,,, .1,onosti,,.. l.,
IN i'm LiiiIr, ~ . nds pro. ii",,tI.I sn.,i
iw,, ,,onn ~ ti.sn, ~ "rnr st1 'a.st stss'uGnce'
itna nr"ynr "a hect,n}t ~ s.r',, ow nnug o ths
"m whIIo Il 4 ~ nS,hn H. to4 s sa.I .,, 1ear,
iii ~ ta.", =, tJs ay 'lneoiato
rov.i,s III ,1,u ua eaa ~ s uc. s nnon
s,dn. ~ so.,o,o VI eon2less ust coA-
''1I. VIII ~ H. ,s,,'t.,s eeruS 9uestson' ;o
.,,,,n. -; % a.;. a.su; @ spt!l tnongn II *ero
.',..a ~ nta ~ lusntty, Mll'nGaptedto thu
4, q w. . treseht;a lanlly iloris 1t
~ ~ KeeplnE Willy tiie l:encrat progress. No one,
Of go'ufse, Wnnld destroy or pull down tlIe old
na,aaiag, around whct' M 10 many historic rcrol.
leetlons elosteT. on the contrary, there is Il
s.rs,ne uisposliion a.asIst eY1'' changing Or I'M
proving the bu'lIIng, Tor thu rcuBon tint II
sloud ~ allowed to rctnain intact, al,d With tts
ola-iash!oned SHAPE anu memorable traditions
~ preserved % INC lalldmarls OF t!lc Capital.
II Ii suggested, ant not without some force,
t1at new building SHOULD hu ercttcl to bo uscd
as RESIDENCE Tor tlo President md l'is fam,y,
leaving INC White iiouso as the Excctlve Mum
sioil. ~here a!' PUBLIC basiness might bo trans
Attea. I!ke ail otlicr Departments u( the
, 1879-07-31

fEw, YoRK. July 29.-Mrs. Lucy Davis, OF
Newark, wlosu stomach Ind been cutting up for
sonlo time, Is better. DR.. c. ". EuglaiH, has
IN l.ss oiee five lizIras OF au average length Of
four inches, plump, lat feluwy, TINT bo had
takvu from her stomach, They are Of light mud
at thn thtrkeat part, near thu shoulders aud
, 1879-07-31

But even the nhoyc statement Is not fair to
The Republican Administration OF the Govern
incnt. for the reason that the aggregate uf IT.
publican expenditures for the period named