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THOMAS j. FISHER & CO, Real Estate An..s
L 1928 street northwest ~

PEREMPToRY SALE OF SMALL FRAME
HGWSE AND LOr ON NORTH t Stree r.
PIGH MEhN TM443NSMNEtGT1CUT AVENUE AMI
8 G. THURSDAY Ar TERNOON, June -, at -
49, Of Geo. Lang ey's Subdivision of pa p G::6
81 PA of III Of Dayidsons subdivision Of square Nc
between Com ecticut avenue and 18Th street a,ts
F1ame DssE about IS feet by small
Terms: Onehaf cash the remain !er in ak and
twelve months. with interest at rate of seven per
cent per annum, and secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. va
je7-d THOS. j. FISHER Il Co. Aucts.
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ExEoUToR's SALE OF PERSONAL EEFEoTs

EXEOUTOR's SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS
By virtue Of An order from the Supreme p
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding EAl
special term will sell at public auction, on(SlX
TUESDAY. June 10th. 1879. at 10 O'Clock. at tue
auction rooms, corner 9Th and d streets NV
Lot Medical Books and Instruments
Watch, Rings, &C.,
belonging to the estate of the late H. A. Duncanson
Terms cash.
Jest CHAs. O. DUNCANsON. Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. T. WAeaAMAN Rial Estate Auctionee1

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. 4ls ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
UDde. and By virtue Of deed of trnst, I'D
bearing date the 1911 day Of February 1874, f.HsS
anG recorded IL Liber No. 733, folio 222, one .9..&.
of the land records of the District of Columbia tina
undersigned Trustees viii sch .t public auction in
front 9f s1 the premises on MONDAY the I'd day 0,
r 81. Rysn's sub-div,sion Of original lot -, in
square 693. as recorded III Liber q. @ folio IDA
Terms of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness
to w.t. "a 800, with interest at per cent per annum
from August H. 1873 secured by ths deed OF trD st
unpaid. with the expense Of sase In cash.
and the balance at six, twelve and eishtesn
months. Tor wn1cn the notes Of the purchaser.
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
taken deposit Of $3.50 shall be- reamrsd VIZ nf the
purchaser at the time Of sale, and ali conveyancine
at his cost II terms Of sale are not compIied with
in days, the trustees reserve right to reee at riIk
and cost OF Gefaulting purchaser after Giving sucn
notice OF such resale as they may think proper
b. LEWIS BLAOKFORD,1 80.
muoo w; AE5HUR TAYLOR, ! Irustees'
THUS. Il. WAGGAMAN. Auct ap29dGds
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
OF the tnclemency of the weather. until
FRIDAY, June 9th, same hour and place
u. LEWIS BLACKBERRY
,.,s.s. W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, trustees
B THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
1e4uence OF The inclemency of the westher UNI
MONDAY, June 9th, same hour and place. N'
B. LEWIS BLAOKFOKbT
1eI w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, trustees.
THOMAS J; IIsHER & CO. Real Estate Auc:s.
1223 street northwest
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MEDICAL, &c

TUNDRFDS OF YOUNG MEN have been cured
ID Of semlnal Weakness. Impotency or Lost
ingfooTating Cordial. SOC 1T. NV, opposite SmIh
sOnfSn ie12Ws
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CHAS. w. HANDY, Auctione er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
| PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET NORTH
EAST, No. 121.
Under and by vi, tue Of q deed Of trust -
dated May 18Th, 1875 and duly recorded in M4
Liber No: 1913, folio AS, Of the land records .9.
of the District of Columbia, and by the written di.
rectiSn Of the party thereby secured.we win proceed
highest bidder. on 25TH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1879 at
~ O'Clock M part Of Lot 49, in square 867, be-
ginning Is feet and inches from the northwest
ner Of said lot thence south 9th street east Fl
feet and 10 inches: thence east l01 feet; thence
north 10 feet thence vest rs feet thence north IL
feet 10 inches thence west Is feet to place Of be-
consisting of Two story Frame House. with
rooms, with water aud gas
Terms of sale: One.third OF the purchase money,
cash, aud the balance in six and twelve months, to
be secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
deposit OF $l00 Will be required the day of sale
II the terms of sac are not complied with within
seven days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
at The risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser,
alter ten days advert sement in thu Evening Star
news paper OF washington, DC All conYeyancing
at the cost of the purchaser
je5eod BELVA A. LOCKWOOD, Trustee
TRUSTEES GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
No. NG n
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b. b. WARNER, Auct.
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tN THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
TONED, on account Of the rain. until MONDAY, 9th
day Of June A. d. 1879. same hour and place.
CHARLES MAURY, ! T-u.+aos
jt7 FRANK L. RAWLINGS Ai"o'0o''
, 1879-08-01

tosislptirn v.,ic,, nr1y;t], !, IL, ,oyenue 1.rp
v:,1,s1 njsn the, thcro thnu;l l,o ~ oucck
npoa thi. expenditure, 1,.sMArcx l,,ny ny
ply the wI,n1c or n 1,art, as In rlcnae3.
1ha now nn.;cy roc. will further. It has
q,rnck feav{uI blow nj representative goy.
rruuant. Tina ,if,t,t of tlul,ato Inns l,ocu
abridged Tho rit,l,s of criticism l1as ,,csn
made serio,,a ofronse. rbo coutro. Of tax.
at;on linz beon ta],oa away from II. Tho
po.ty sovereign, ),ayo bsou wo1l MIN, e,na,,ci-
mtot from III control over tbo,u by tho
loca, p,,l;n,n.nts, NJ thoy no longer l,nvo to
)ool, to l.om for suup.'o. Tho Council l,as
bc.u ordered 10 r,,,ork now bills nj The next
sssso,, ,,ra yid,m. tl,nt parl}anen. sl.all meet
only every vthcr yoar. mil TINT elections
shall i, los, frmuont, In roolisy, D1sMAncK
has s.r;tupoI tho Parliament baro of nearly
NIL lts fuact;ons. nut, Tim nriuc,pnl duty now
remaining to i. IL to confirm tho measures
which le rro,,osos. It can safoly bo saitl
flint ,,utlcr lin new nol;cy It viii oria1noto
nothing, It can rass nothing whicl,
il dissastrful to him II may not ovon crit;.
eiHs wl,at l,c demands. In accomplishing
this bo onbaodono,l tl,o Notionnl L,bcral party
bocausc it refused to ejold to lis ultra
moasnro7 for nbr;lvtun Tho right of doboto
in Parliament mud for suppressinc Socialism,
md Ill rlo lis new allauco with thu Cousorya-
tivcs, whose sylnnathos aro will, a stroug
,nonnrctical form of Government; with
tho Ullra,nontaucs, who woru ready
to mako INV counromiso for tho cake
Of reversing tho FAIcs laws; mud with tho
numerous li,tlo groups whosa object is not
apparent. 11o compelled tho resignation Of
t1reo Of Ills ablcst servants, the Minister Of
Finance, Herr HopRrcnr, tho Minister of
Agriculture, Dr., Fa1rpxs411Ar,, and Tho Min
istor of Public Worship mud Education, Horr
FA1cK, who Inns fought his battlcs with
Rome. but WHO conlf no Iouuor kcpp un tho
, 1879-08-01

M0HE EVIDENCES OF "DEpHE99l0N."
The Treasury Department furnishes tho
figures Of tho value Of. our domestic exports,
exclusive Of coin aud bullion, for thu ycnr
ending June 30, 1879, and also OF our linz
ports. From this 1t appoara TINT we have ex-
ported-that Is, sold-during tho year just
olosod, Of our products, S2G7, ,000. .0o0 more
than we have purchased, and TINT, after aup-
plying tue homo market and paying for
what VIC .lave bought elsewhere, VIC have
tho handsome surplus Of sa87 900, 600 to our
credit. During tho year VIC exported, nil
told, merchandise to the valuo Of $71O,429,
743, and tho surplus stated is after paying
for the foreign articles purchased, which
were principally sugar and molasses, ten and
coffee.
These figures illustrate tho difference be-
tween tho policy Of employing tho greatest
amount Of labor mud producing the greatest
quantity, and tho opposing policy of em.
ploying the smallest atnount Of labor, aud
tho most limited quantity Of production.
The ono policy represents the doctrine OF
unlimited competition, with not only abun-
dance but lnrgo surplus the other the doc
trine Of producing only sufficient to sustain
life, with no surplus. The ono policy roprc-
sonts tho closest approach to famine and
want, the other the most unlimited supply for
the greatost nnmbor Of human wauts. Tho
policy Of abundance mud cheapnosa rs
opposed to tllat Of scarcity and dcar-
ness, Of enlarged consumption as opposed to
to restricted consumption, has been In tho
ascendant for several consecutive ycars, nnd
novor moro successfully than in tho yenr
just closed. In these few years VIC l.nyo
forced cur products,> mechanical as well
rs agricultural, into oil tho markets Of tho
world, and will tave established ourselves III
thoso markets In tho successful mud increa8.
ing salo Of our goods, unloss somo Of our
great statesmen, in their efforts to ctro
"spasnaodio prosperity" shall again reduce
our tr1do and production to what 1t was
under tho policy Of non-intercourse will,
other lands, and an exclusively "home
market"
Simultaneous with this cheering exhibit Of
thu years. foreign trade is the statement of
the business Of tue railroads of tho United
States during tho year. 1873. The earnings,
net aud gross, Of these roads during tile Inst
eight yours aro thus given;
, 1879-08-01
DlsNARcK's NEW DEPARTURE.

The recent apruch Of Princo BISMARCK, all
abstract Of which hAs already appeared in
TIE Tribune. nnd tho comments OF promi-
nont German papers upon the now policy,
give very clcar idea of the wide departure
which lo has made. To has struck blow
for the unity Of tho German Empire through
its rulers aud It's nr,ny rntllcr than through
itH people, aad tho blow WAS characteristic OF
tho courage and iron will Of tho man. It
wsnt crashing through preccdenls, parties,
mud tho whole existing order of things. It
alieuatul friends. Itbrought tho enemies Of
tho Government, heretofore existing only in
factions, into compact whole for it's sup
port. It drove OF Hon,e Of tho strongest
men in the Ministry in whom tho people had
oonhtlouco. 1t has turned Germany into a
military camp and Inns commercially isolated
lIor from tho rost OF the world.
It is easy enough 10 acc whit he Inns done,
hut tho results Of what ho has tono will not
be nppareut until the future. Should ho tlio
tomorrow, Germany would DO plunged into
chaos. II ho lives for my considerable time,
ha may perfect aud SO shape his policy as to
mako his now party alliance worry strong, 80
that tho changes which future now regime
will inevitably necessitato would bo lnedo
gradually, and perhaps without dangerous
friction. But both i1o aud tho Emperor hayo
reached TINT period wllen life hangs upon q
thread. Another assassin may 10 moro for.
tuunte. An iudigestiblo dinner may bo fatal.
Au Incident TINT younger mud stronger
men would laugh at migl,t suddenly
, 1879-08-01

1,1,iu ,,1f,,,., ,>.1 ~, 4,,-
cho,rwn,, =; ~ w. s,,.'" '"1.n e,,. Al.. - "
H. AfoA,rurr oue e ~ ,,,a a,,".u' oo"'.so0' "'"
w,,ov,-..nn ..u - a......,S s ''."s"".a' 40,
thc,o nm not.In,v bs -,,cr rm,vonas Vn ~ '". "
lcoplo stsn .he logal..cncf currency Of tho coun.
try"
,,n, sar" " ne!'et ohpcr money can be furnished
onr,ty o noncv ~ ~ u'no,. ~ ha',s .'s
could 10 fnrn,she, for any or ali purpo.rs" :"
WH"''1r-'' Upon tho face o' tho 1cgal.teudor
''st' M. u no t1me me or pses .ea tor paymeaf.
III. '"'''S 1@'" > 'ep''" '''A '""' ~
wn.unr--'. Nor arc they to be maid In colp,"
Before tho greenbnoks wero redoOmoa on
.lo1,aud In coin, md wcro t1uotuatIno m and
down at all values, from ss cents to 20 coutg,
It would DO difficult to concoiyo of a worso
currency. OF ono moro misohioyous In i,a of.
fects on trade and industry. sincs tho
groonbncks hayo ceasod tl,,cluatiue in tl,olr
coiu value, an<l 1,aye become stable and re.
tlcemablo In coin, they constitute an oxcol.
lont circulating medium. Nothing bottor in
The way of paper currency could nrobablv
bo devised; hut Wn1our doesn't liko them in
thoir redeemabe form; ho prefers thom
when thoy have no certain vsluo. Says Mr..
Wn1onr. "Upon tho faoo Of the legation.
ders thoro il no time or place fixed for nav.
mont Of them.'' Brit tho Inn tlistinctlv Ravs
, 1879-08-01

Subscribers going Into the country intending to he
Abacnt fro the city for any length of time hnye
THE TRIBUNE maliedto my eddrcEs, postpaid for II
per month.
For the greater convenience Of tose Wishing to avoid
tho necea!tT Of "trip to TIE TRIBUNE Office nYrnnRc.
ents haxc been perfected for receiving 1All adycr
tlscmenta by telephone. This ofTc1 IL supplied with
both tho dell and the Edison Instruments and RESPONSE
biz parties aend their advertisement, at any hour
from to - o. by telephone direct 10 this 0fatt.
urlers for the delivery o! TUE rRiurNa It tsaaso|
EpKiewood and ltydo Park left In the cvuntuI.suon
Nlllrecoiso bron1pt astcntiun.
, 1879-08-01

Tho Couey Island hotol-keepor Comm is
attracting altogether too much public attcn-
ton. Wo aro not aware TINT Mr. CoRp1Ng
caravanserai on Manhattan Beach, or, for
that ,nntter, any other hotel on any other
boaoh, ia Of such public Importance TINT 1t
should occupy 10 much spnce in the public
prints. We aro not aware that Mr.. Conp1v,
or any other representative of that class Of
hotcl-keepors whoso services to tho public
Inst during tho period OF the horsa-dy and
m ,squito, aud aro Of much tho same general
character, has any right, though ho may hare
tho impudonco, to iutliot himself upon tho
community, a hotel-keopor may bo very
respectable, proper, cultivated, and God.
fearing person. lie ought to bo. He will
keop better hotol by reason Of thase quali-
ties. Having follow.foeing, he will be
wOndroua kind, md will not regard each
fresh guest WHO walks into his parlor with
that courteous llundtshnesa TINT inspired tho
spider when he sought 10 boguilo the fly.
Moreover, lotol-koeper of this sort will be
quiet man, who will let the comfort of bis
home and tho excellauco Of his lsrder speak
for themselves and sonnd l,is PRAISES far
and ncar. That this 1uan Conp1a does not
allow hls note! to speak fof nm Shows that
10 is not quiet man, md, not boing quiet
man, it naturally follows that ho is not pos
sessed OF tho qualities TINT 60 to mako up
the idea! hotol-kecper.
But pcrhnps this Is noithor hero nor there.
MIR. CoRn1N Boe,ns dosirous 10 inatituto re-
forms iu tho methods Of bookkeeping, and
he enuounces "a ono OF tho reforms tho
ostrncism Of tho Jow. 11o declares TINT
lencoforth he does not dosiro that nnfortn-
nata individual to cat BleDp drink ar rorig-
, 1879-08-01

Il ~
,v,'o,. 80 ~ TN -aanua.. ,,s., 60 81
.,,.r,t,o. r. 7o-a ~ <,.a.. as-',, -
s.t,r ooo mn axa..on .ts, l., 1o-o ts... w.. ~
~. o,x,,,,..z n,or. g ooo nm 49, ~,
nn,n.,a,a ~ anon ,a7a 1.aa 49, .,'. rco co
IL, ~ ,,,;,,r.,, t,na ,,a.. as.,.,...s.a3
which . cot ,n;,,g v.ro ,,,,,t. dsr;nr , 1n~o a
c,,,oo ,c-u ,7...,;,o .,,o ,,ea.s..,s, s o'
no,;on ,,,.ra ha. ham = ron.,,e. ;.,asa.ns.. ns
,ho ounn.;ty ~ ,onds tronsrar.al ~. as'7 . 49, L..
fro,oht tonnooo o. 1aza ,xas N ~. 49, .a.'. s
..os.a~ 49,. ~ s.ua J., 1o7a y. s,, ~ oo..'
t,,oso ,.aa nna lie n,ara .ao.,a .as..", "oaa,
~ 1e7a 49, .,a.a ,.sa l., 100 :. .se" s,e ooo
noo - s''. T." ~ y" so",eeo,. ~ ~
w. U.s. @ ~ -. w 49,, % sai,.a.,a M ooo ~
e..,.'s,. ~ 49, ,5".. ~. 0s'.., !, ~
1,;ras no;,roo, ,roa =, ono nsr .aa -
100 t. ,,,aa ~. ror ..ss.I..
ao,,t ,.oxn ,rha t.a,si,, o..,.;,.x. ~ ~.
49, ,,;a,, s...a -, 1o-o $3.50 % az e,c easot n.a
.a.aa ~ ora ,Te~a a." nts ooo m,,. . ~. ~"
~ 1o~o 49,. -" n aes,.s s's .'oo' A4'. ~
~ ,sra-a % =. w.. ~ o,n ~ 'a a.l's psA m Asae' "uno
- nv ""s 'I- W.. l0A WI Pot
'N"o' ~ ~05 N.Y.. ""' '.a4 o0 pof een'
49,, | a., .a,, ''s w.. ".'as .'s", 10y 4"o " sos1'
tr, ru. ~ 1a .,.. 'a a.,l 40 no. 1",a'nss'
aa.s. saaaSs1 s,'suessa" sna -" ~ 80, .1A'o'1s WV
'As rons s."'"ot' ~ 'e'o 'o.a1 ~, 'on""ss
s s.. 'ss ~. ~ P'' o'"'' "''A " 'eaoceo
'onr s,,' ~ ". ruo.s. ,
4usa o.utu'' " wv in'sfna1 tra'no OF tho
~ ~ eoN4p'oso. to4a.tes NV aaoaao"
=. .,'a s'..oa.e " ~ w ~ Nv a, ,.s 'na 'aa
, 1879-08-01

Tho Nebraska cattle epidemic, reported
several days ago. is now disappearing. It
was confined to particular locality, md In
found to have been caused by tho cattlo
drinking stagnant water poisoned by de-
composing animal carcassoa deposited noar
the grazing grounds,
, 1879-08-01
FRIDAY, AUGUST /, 1879.

The State Auditor hos been figuring up
tho cost to the taxpayers Of tho Thirty.firat
General Assembly Of nlinois, and ho fnls
the total to be $685. ,79o.73. This is the, cost
in money, but tho ta1 on tho patience and
endurance Of the people is not computed.
, 1879-08-01

The wheat-growers Of Minnesota and Da-
kota aro making tho most Of tho splendid
harvesting weather vouchaafed for thoir ben
GIFT, and nre stralnlng every nerve to gathcr
The crop before change occurs. a very few
days will suffice to place the grain in stacks
md safely out Of har1n's way, and tho 70.
ports from all quarters ara unanimous in
showing that, while the average yield may
foil somewhat short Of tho most bountiful
years, the quality will bo exceptionally good,
, 1879-08-01

A dispatch from Con. M11Es, at bis camp
on Rock Greek oighteon mi!es south Of tho
boundary, reports that srr1No Bull and his
warriors and women and children havs fed
In great haste back to Wood Mountain, in
tho Northwest Territory. The force of
siour numbers 1000 fighting mon, and Gen.
MmEs states TINT he Inns troops enough to
cope with MI tho hostile Indiana TINT can bo
brouRA. againBt him.
, 1879-08-01

TnE CntcAoo TntHrsK has established branch ot1ces
for The receipt ht and advertisements
follows,
NEW yOI:K-11oom 20 Tribune Building. F. 7. BIC.
FApnEF. Manager.
PARIS, Ffance-Eo 10 TUE dc IA Grange. natcote.
II. MAnLKR, Agent.
LONDON. Ene.-AmeEican Exchange, 40 Strand.
HxSnY F. 0tLLIa. Agent.
WASHINGTON u, E.-taln tttefL
, 1879-08-01

4 fsw days ago. according to tho T1easu.y ota-
cla!s. Mr. WILL,4A II. yANDEnBlLr madu In bis
own nams the largest investment in bonds eTeF
made AZ onc timc BY ono Individual for private &c.
81, QUO. 600 United 6tatss per cent bonds, each
bond OF tho value Of $50. 900. They wcro boughs.
It " seid a. IN Investment Tor shs amEly,-Ifarps
ers Hsstiy.
Aud yet Ms. VANDERBILT is not happy! no
fosls that Without an elevated railroad, As.A
profits of 100 per cent OH bis Investment thezeiu,
l!ia In scarcely worth talking abous, Since tha
New York Council rejected hts plan for such q
road hu has begun to mope aud losa desh.
, 1879-08-01
Oh, my ttfc In Egypt;
Oh, the tinlliance and the will
Oh. thu flltfetY and fhh stsifal.

Tn IouIatnna Conatitn,tonol f,onv.,,,on
odontcd n rcnarknh1o ro,ndtnt,on .ahau1a
which I, vo,,,1v ottemrtcJ ~ ,isn,,,sa
unf1ar t,c ,,mo ~ IN con,,rn,,,se - r.,
or,,cr ~ un1or,tor7 ~. I'll, 1n,o,,,ts
of tho scheme. +, Ia noc.s,ar. ~ haro
aoro ocoror,,t.nc. ,vt,t TN ,,.o,;;n,, n,,nn,,t
leeIs]atlon of t,p s.nta. After Tho ,Vnr Ion,ai-
ann wo. unnhIo IN ,ncet 1,er ot,r,o,,,on. sho
annon,oi1 IN ,,cr crcditora n,,d t,av ,c.or,ad .
rcdrctton of 40 mr. rant ~ TIN nri,c,not T,c
cotnnro,nteo wna auhmtttc1 ~ tho r.t,nIo mi
ratified by them. A ctnuso nrovI,,np n, TIN
, 1879-08-01

bls GKoR0n CAMPBELL. member OF PaEtfs%
uent and a sagac!ous scotchmhn, made tour
OF tho Southern Htates lust full. lie Inns JUST
written book about h!s travels. The peopleot
soush Carotna apparently old not look for aqch
resu't. THEY spoke to him quite freely About
thelf methods Of carrying v!seslons. and Wltb-
, 1879-08-01

Tho following is IN official atatomont
showing tho amount Of notes and fractional
Bilvor outstanding at the close Of the fiscal
year July /, 1870;
, 1879-08-01

'urne1 rroduutivonesa. Of surplus earnings
u labor, OF increased employment, Indicate
that tho prosperity of 1873 will be multiplied
in 137D
, 1879-08-01

McFtckcr'a Theatre.
1fadfeon street. between Dearborn and State. En-
, 1879-08-01

ORIENTAL LODGE. Nh. ~. A.. +. and \. M.-i1afi.
le1 LASnllc,at. Stated Communication this tFsdnyi
c sSsnS s T e
Visitors cordially invited. 1!y order nf thc Master
E. Y. TUCKER, Secretary.
POST ~, q. 4. K..The Committee haring in charEe
lie mceinK this evening, and request general nttcud
tnco Of tic members.
, 1879-08-01

Ifndlet'h T'hcntro.
Fhncejrh ttrrrf. k-r~+rn t'ars rnh Lasnff". En-
ssRtynent Of wAlack's New YORK Star Combination.
"The eTieket.of.LcAYc b[Ru."
, 1879-08-01

tnlks NJ tho anxious observer rntller than uic
wou1ts'be King. He frnnk1y acknowledges
Tint, 80 fnr as 1nonarcticnl rn!e in concerted,
tho times are sadly ont of joint. Int Mt tho
same time 1nttmatcs That "ihe head OF tho
family whose goutlo swey has been
known to 30 1nnny generations Is still will
Ing 10 preside over tho tlcRtiniss Of thu
French people. He, howovor, wishca it 10
be distinctly untloratool Tint ho will mover
become tho King Of fno:ion, but will rest
content until tho milton shnll wake 10 real
izing sonso Of the loss It has suffered by ID
priving his houso Of it's vested rights among
tho family Of rulers. fle wa!ta 10 save
France, md Is sat1doncd to observe tint
Franco is In no hurry nhout boing saved.
--.-"..~ ....: :.-".:.....-:~
Before tho " Hard -TtE!os Committee yea
terslay appeared tho Comuuni+: PAnsoSa.
Gu his cight-hour- r-work.for.tcn-ho -hour-pay hob
by l,o uttered thia nwaa1:
''The lA5orers wanted eight hours: theT de-
nandcd eight hours: they tEonaht conGsef4. u'''
der tho Constitution, could rive them eight hours,
and, II tho men now there ltd not give them eight
hours, 1t was their intention. II they had good
luck, tn put men there Who ~oula Risc thc1n etsht
hours"
II ho believes tue Constitution confers
tho authority on Congress to forbid lahorers
working for wages moro than eight hours
day, mud Tint Congress cnn prevent employers
giving work mud ],ay for moro than eight
lousn II was his duty to have pointed out
tlio clause Of ll,e Constitution where TINT
power is found. Congress hns nsrendy
.,ouco1 n 1etr NJ kiur eirt,t hc,,ra fooa1 i1nv'a
, 1879-08-01

HAver1s'1 Theatre. .-.......
Dearborn ttrrct, c0rnrr nj Monroe. engagement
Of the Urton- Bauarc Theatre Company. ''Tho DanR'
ers Daughter"
, 1879-08-01

4-Kcntrcky election.
7-MnryInna neMncrntic Convention, naatlmure.
7--Tehnesssa special electian-dobt ordnance.
11-IOwa 0scenback. Labnr Convention, Mar.
sha!ltuwn. .........
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-28
Farewell Sermons.

AT Ocean Springs-On Sunday
November 30, 1879, at II O'Clock
am.
AT Biloxi-SuHdav, December
18th list Sunday, at IL o'clock a.m.,
and across the Back Bay at 3
O'clock pm. on same day.
At Handsboro-On ID Sunday,
December 18th, at II am and $50
pm.
At Moss Point-On Sd Sunday,
December 81, at IL am.
At Scranton-On same Sunday
at $50 pm.
As indicated above l am now to
bid these congregations good bye.
| leave them with many regrets;
but, "duty calls and l must obey"
| will have a word to say to sinners
and to Christians. a word to
Catholics, TO Proiestants and to
Baptists. | affectionately invite
all to hear the Word through my
lips, perhaps, for the last time. L
begin my labOrs rs pastor at Nicks-
burg the first OF next january.
1t is expected that some one else
will now occupy this field as pastor
and missionary.
j. Il. HAMBERLN,
Baptist Missionary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-28
Uircuit G0urt.

The fall term Of the Jackson
county circuit court convened at
the courthouse in Scranton last
Monday, the 9th. His Honor, j.
$. Hamm vas Oh the bench, and
delivered a charge full and com
plete Oh jail law points, and if
listened to and remembered by
county officers and the %jurieS, they
need not err in doing their duty.
Hon. Thos. S. Ford, our clever and
vigilant district attorney, was on
hand, ready and willing to do his
duty as an officer, it mattered not
where that line led him. He has a
host of friends in the lower cOun.
ties as was shown in his reelection.
Sheriff Clark, Clerk DelmaS, and
their aids, we're to be found in their
proper places, attending to their
respective duties IN a satisfactory
manner.
Several eases we're tried during
the week, none of which, however,
of any great public interest, most
of them being petty misdemeanors.
One Of the most important cases,
that of the State VS.. ID. w. Mills,
was set for next Monday, at which
time we presume the case will be
tried. As we cannot publish full
proceedings this week we will de.
fer the same until next issue, when
all the proceedings of this term
will be published.