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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-03
1878
GREAT
1878

- .PENNSYLyANIA ROUTE ..,
ON, -, DnouBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS, ,,,,o
MINT.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 70, is7%
TRAINS LEAVE WASHlNGTON from Depot, cor
ner Of sixth and y streets, rs follows:
For Pt,sburg and the West, 1910 n m. daily, with
pitlsburs to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
~ p Il SAFE WI PHEee fET 70 SiISFS
For Canandaigua Rochester, Bufialo, Niagara Falls
and the North at 74O D. m. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canandaigua. For Williams
port. Lock Haven and Watkins NJ 1919 n m.
daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and 1918 p m. daily,
wi Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 a. M. daily, except
For BrSoRiyn. New York, ell through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
anOrdlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double icrriage aud Journey across New York
For Philadelphia, li3O $500 and 1o;l5 p m daily Linz
tied Express 1850 y. m. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore. 7, $50 $50 n. and i2O p m. daily,
except Sunday; 1910 a. M. 1850 $780, $40 and lol5
For popc's Creek Line. : a. m. and 40 p m. daily,
For annapolis, a. m. and 400 p, M daily except
ALEXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria O. 7l5 O. TO- II ~ NJ, and lis g. 40
., GOO, :, aud 1880 y. m. ON sunday o H. M, ll1
For iichond and the SOUTH 600 a. M and go p, m.
dairy.
For ChSsnpeul;c and Ohio Railroad 500 p m. daily.
o. 10, II IL and g. 40, ., G:id, 7, and IL p
on sunday vt and 10 a. m. and G:lb p; III.
conimodatous can be procured at the oniccs-north-
east corner Of Thirteonth street and Pennsylvania
vara avenue and at the depot, where orders can be
let for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
L. i. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auetlo
IOHS SHERMAN & CO..
~ ReJ Estate AuCtoneeTs,
81. Cloud Building
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A TWo.sToRY BRICK
nWELIlNG, No 10 + STREET NORfIIWEsE

TRUSTEES SALE or A TwO,sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO, IL 4 STREET NORrllWEsE
by virtue of u deed OF trust, dated Oih day OF No
yember A. y, ISIS, AID duly res9rded IN L,6.r Z and
ington County D. @, and ~ he request OF the party
secured thereby, viii sell gt PUBLIC auction in mont
of tie promise,. on DNESDAN, the til day OF
March, A. D. 1870 at O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described property Whole OF lot numbered thirty
1--we (35l, In John n. kh.eys recorded subdivision Of
square numbered six bundled aud tweutyelght (62Sl
together with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-lhird cash balance In six and
twelve months, with Interest at q per cent Deferred
payments to be secured ON the property sold. de-
post Of one hun lrcd Oupl dollars at time OF sale
tonyeyancing at purchasers cost Terms TO he COM
piled With In seven days
49, JOHN H. FRANKLIN, Trustee
w. M. SMITH, Sule man. trbll ,ld,2O !smurl 10
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STATES MARsHALs SALE.

ny virtue Of writ Of herl aCia issued out OF the
Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. and to me directed, VIII sell nt public
sale for cash. the CourhOuae door OF said District.
on MONDAY, the 10th day OF MAbCH, 1879. At II
o'clock M, all tho right title Clnm and Interest Of
George H. Rider In and 10 the following described
property 10 witt Part OF square $50, Washington, ID.
G., beginning for the same AT q point on New Jersey
avenue II feet II nchps nom me southwest corner OF
said square running thence with the line OF New Jer
sey avenue II feel thence nOrheasterly at right
angles with said avenue 100 feet Inches, thence
sOuthwardy II iept 90 inches thence AZ right angles
lO5 feet the place OF beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon seized and
levied upun as the property Of George y. Rider to
satisfy execution No 1873, Ht law, In favor OF Alex
Sharp. FRED,k DOUGLASS,
" U. ;, Marshal d. G.
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TRAKEkERS' GUIDE.
pALTIMoRE AvD ONO RATLRoAD.

Il AA' Sa''@ sh-'S N'''N A'4h'ifAsPahDs
The great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NoRrh, '-oRrHwEsf~ owEsr, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY % E Hen FE F. T:5sI a, soA.M
a, NJ. Lee,e Washington;
ron Exs fhh eSt tg "a A sSdaI 5o IS
h BiIoIE rS 9ny stops st shipeys Laurel AZ.
Ridge, Breakfast at Relay.
Strasburg, Winchester, fagerstown and Way via
7.iO-fBX RrMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
s'lOI,pgint q hoelss. Piedm9nt, strasburg, Win
GOV AND BAGfiMoilH F2P PIE PariST 7 Car G 10
New York and Philadelphia. stops ut Annapolis
Sasd f9uIS I9TIsyIth N c fTAS rt co
eric{. IIagutown, and Valley Branch. except
sunday. Through carto staunton. Pullman cars
except saturday
.,,!oh sunday only-Balumore. Annapolis aud
ioaQQ-BAETIMoRE. EXPRESS stops at nladens.
burg College, Beltsvillc, Laurel, Annapolis June
n ,llOn Jcssups, and Hanover
isi0. Baltimore. Annapolis, Elllcott city. and Way
E3J- NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Dos
,.,- TON IN ENilil.ss. stops Al Laurel. ,,,,-,..
E3j.iO Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
43o"BAiTIMoRE, BLADENsBuRG. AND LAU-
Annapolis Junction.
t3j-,iPoint Of Rocks Frederick, Hagel s,own Win.
chester, and Way stations, on sundays 10 Point
OF Rocks aud Way stations only.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SURFoLk, AND BAL
TlMuRE EMPRESS Ellicott city, Norfolk, ey-
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken IN tho
ours direct 10 boat at Canton stops at Bladens-
G.5OHIBa;iim6 iiSI and Way stations.
7;J-iCHtCAGo AND COLUMBUS EMPRESS
Slot BHLTiMonE EXTREss
G1-peint Of Rocks aud Way stations; ,,,,,,,,
AND PiirsbURG ExPiiiasss. mIts6Grs "' ex!
S SEgNqSyy6 P Pe' Pnft CnTI ANpB
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FUTURE DAYS.
II T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Anchoneer
~ No. sos y street northwest

Il Il. tOlDN ELL, kC0l Estate AnCnOncCr,
~ No sos u street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE CNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY on THE SOUTH SIDE
an FitT EEThlfB srTnMETfS NEoIWrIfIHyFESI III
by virtue of deed Of trust, date June 10 A. d.
1873 duly recorded In Lber No. SDl folio 100 ct sell,
one of the lanl records for the District OF Columbia
and vt the request OF the party secured thereby shall
s'l NJ uublic auction, IN front OF the premises, or
THURSDAY, March 49, 1870, ut o'clock ~ m, all
that certain piece parcel of ground situate IN the
city OF Washington. ID. c., being original lot mum.
b red nineteen Cl9l In square numbered Two hnnd ed
aud five (2O) containing 5j3L 2 feet Of ground, more
or less
Terms: One-thlrd In cash, and the balance in six.
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest ut per
cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
properly slld all cash. ut option of the purchaser
ono hundred dollars deposit Ut the time OF sale, and
all conVeyanCug and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms 10 be compiled with In seven ys, o. arwiSe
the trustee the right To resell the property at
the risk aud cost Of the demullng purchaser amer i've
days advertising. JAMES W. MCELRON
mchbeOdGds Trustee.
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HATS AND GAPS.
Spring Style Hats.

SPRING STYLE DRESS HATS NOW READY
FULL LINE STIFF DERBlS, NEW SHAPES
SOFT Fllll HATS IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
BONS' AND UlILDRESS HATS, NEW DE
SIGNS AND COLOHS FOR SPRING.
LADIES AND GENTS SILK AND GUASACO
UMBRtLLAS.
STINEMETZ,
(eb25-tf 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOOT SURGERY--CORNS &c.

"Dniy walks being requisite TO health, thousands
visit Dr, WHITES Establishment, lid peunsylvanii.
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel Tor relief from and
avoidance OF COrn', Bunions, Cmlbnlns, Bal Nails
Sc Among his patrons are many o. the uiust emil
nent medical, judicial, and political dgniare- OF the
MOrIh I.tnh-ished 1901. Fee. N o Nlsi ueo9d
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BRADYS
II Portrait Gallery,

625 Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth and seventh
streets. Washington, ID. &.
This gallery contains a collection of American and
European celebrities uurlyaed ON this continent POr-
traits of eminent men and women on exhibition aul
Tor sule Oh pictures restored and copied to any de-
sired size. OUl6-iy
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WALTER h. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctlonecrs.

WALTER Il, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
WEST.
by virtue Of u certain deed Of trust to u.s. dated Au
gust ~, 1871 recorded IN Lbcr 81, folio lGl ct seq,
one of the land records of the District Of Coumbin
ut tie request OF the party secured thereby, we viii
offer a. public sale, In front Of The premises ON ru t
DAY, the llh day of March, 1870 NJ o'clock p. M,
The following real estate and premises situate In the
city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, known as
and being part OF lots numbered one % and two (2l
in square numbered three hundred and seVenty.seven
(aIi1, and beginning for the same at point IN the
west line Of Ninth street west, twenty (0 feet north
from the southeast Of said square, and thence
running north on said west line twenty one CD feet;
thence min siy.Onc (Nl feet seven ana one hall 90
inches thence south twentyone en- feet, and hence
east nineyonc tDl) feet seven and Onehulf GA
inches to the place OF beginning.
Terms of sale: Forty.hve hundred dollars (sl,50O
CASH balance IN six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest per MT secured by deed of trust
ON the property. deposit OF 500 Will b. required at
tile time OF sale All conveynncing ut the cost of the
purchaser. If the terms Of sale are not compiled
with IN five days from dny Of sale the trustees reserve
u right 10 resell the property al the risk ana expense
OF the dcaulting purchaser.
a. II. YOUNG. rsto
Nj. G. LuTrRELL. trustees
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AuCtionecrs.
ial ~
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T,EFT-OFF CLOTHING.

JEWELRI, &c,
Can be sold for tie highest cash prices Cents cloth
ing especially desired tor which the extreme value
NH be paid By calling on az addressing HEhZoG, sos
Ninth street northwest, near Pcnusyl Vnuin avenue
Orders promptly attended to- mars
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HOTELS.
THE EBBlTT HOUSE.

ARMY AND NAVY nENrQU ARTEEs, WASH.
INGTON cry.
Popular prices, Board and room at y and = per
day. Parlur and Ulcuvc rooms at equally low rates.
Bulls Eyes, sixth floor Oice ruorfS at $40 per
day. The CLERGY have always been received at llb-
eral discount Army and navy officers at special
rates, -Four iron fire deC2i-
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,MHHfgh " Mt BOIClCAtLI-IpNN' i5lf
rTHEATRE coMlQUE
MONDAY, MARCH 3-NloHTLY. AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATlNEES
First appearance OF the wonder of the age, Mile. de
Granville, the woman with ihc iron laws the great
song aud dance artists, Crunley aud De Forrest: Joe
Redmond; Ada clifton, an FunnieV. hcynolds. Last
Jake Iiudd this week IN Big Mistake. The grnnd
and $3.50 mcIi%
rINHE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE.
LINCOLN HALL,
THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
THURSDAY o EVHESiSg3, MARCH G.
Matinee saturday Afternoon.
StHUTT CHILDREN,
IN TXR II hEThr f2 NDy ssGGTSes
In the costume of 100 years ago.
The Witch Scene from Macbeth blanche Stella and
Bessie rs the Weird Sicrs. 49,,
The sepW seag os sES4g ys S Of Na sc by lille
pronounced by all as the most wonderful performance
OF the age.
can In o t se1 20 cents src sfa
mchtGt" Star copy.l
TTNHlRD ANNUAL CONCERT
sr LuKrs pp6 OF GT ST T aftPPIscopAL CHURCH
LiNC0LN HALL,
Wednesday evening. March 5, 1879.
VOCALIST; Madame sGlika, from the Conserve
tory of sig. A. FHrni, Chicago. ILL.,; Miss Nellie f..
browne, from tile New England Conservatory of
Music: Mrs. Agu.s smallwGod, First Soprano It:
Augustlnc's Church; Miss Lena NJ. Miller, Second
Leading soprano of st, Augustnc's. Mr. :. Will
Jams Baritone, from Cons rvuIory of Sig. A. Bauchi,
san Francisco, Call; Mr. John T. Layton, BRssO, OF
Washington, u. G.
IN srRrMENrALtsrs.- Mr.. :. W. Jameson. Piano
Soloists, rom Boston Conservatory OF Music; Mr. G,
Z. Mckinney, ST., Cornct Solust, Charleston, :. G.;
Mr.. C. G. Mckinney, jr., Piano, Charleston, - G.; Mr.
Philip C. Aston, Violin, Cleveland Ohio.
Prot. Carl Richter, Accompanies,
G. a. Fleetwood Director.
Tickets, 80 cents; reserved seats 20 cents,
For sale ut MctgerOtt's music store. mch3 81
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RoARs or LAUGHTER.
UNCLE JOSH AND LITTLE TOT MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT =
March 10 MR. BoUCICAULT-CoNN, THE
SuAtGuRAGN, mch3
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MOUSE or REPR EsENTATIVEs.

The House met at ten O'clock, in continuance of
Fridays session, and the following bills We're re.
ported from the Committee on Public Lands and
passed:
Extending the provisions Of the act OF 1874, for
the relief of settlers on railroad lands.
Senate bill granting lands to the state of Mime.
sofa IN lieu Of certain lands heretofore granted.
Extending the time for the payment of pre,emp-
tors on public lands in Minnesota.
Senate bill amending section 2lo9 OF the Revised
Statutes, IN relation to deposits for surveys
For the protection Of settler, ON The public lands.
For the conveyauceof ce-lrn ar.', 10 the board
of eiucOtion'for the distIIr ,,s Ferry, in
Establishing land dls,, la, Black HIS in
senate bill for the relief of certain settlers on the
public lands and for the repayment Of certain fees
and commissions on seid entries of public lands.
The session of Friday here ended, and the session
of saturday was opened with prayer; but the read
ing Of the Journal was postponed until Monday;
Mr., EDEN, chairman OF lhe Somniles on Claims
ported allowed by the accounting officers OF the
Treasury. Passed. o,,,,,,,
on motion OF Mr. BIouNr the Senate amend.
ments to the deficiency appropriation Dill We're
nonconcuued in and committee on conference
ordered
The Speaker then announced the following con.
forces Messgs. Blount, CiymeG and Baker Qnd.)
on the Post OniCe appropriation bill, ana Messfs.
bill.
Senate bin was passed for furnishing trusses 10
disabled soldiers.
The House then proceeded with the consdorO'
ton of the sugar bill
Mr., KELLEY moved TO lay the bill on the table
Mr. BuRcHARD suggested that the bill be with
drawn
Mr. Romans expressed his willingness to with.
draw the bill as II was evidently not the desire OF
the House 70 consider Il.
Mr. KELLEY, Not to be brought back this Con,
gress2
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16

This is the coolest winter We have had In
Kansas since ls75. sunday morning the ther
mometer marked 90 below zero. We hesrd
. great many remark il is the coolest westn-
Or they ever felt; but when we look at our
diary for January, is-5, we think they are
mistaken. On Friday, January s, ISIS, At 10
O'Clock Q. m, the thermometer marked II
degrees below zero; at L. m. 20 degrees; At p.
m. = degrees. the wind blowing all day At 80
miles Per hour, with heavy snow all day; and
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16
nc.,h Of an old Kansas Soldier.


al : eiocH the mex. NM ling N1@'utua! tue
mercury sAos ed . Ues 'eee OsiO" zero. we
nave never heafu OF w seen any record Oh
AZ. 49, "s'''ne. ~
m - =, - - :, ~
.as ~ - % 60, -, p-o'Ial
=. - :. -. ,- - =
60, -, ~ in,I, a.. w. ~ n va,
-, - a. ~, - :. vs. ga 90
-. ,r,,,, 90
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16
ARE YOU THERE, MORIARITYi

Ne Was There, Night BEFORE Last.
With His issl!e Pistol and q Little
Ballet I'm IL.
A small sized shooting ARRAY occurred
night before last on North Seventh street.
near the reservation, during which a young
man named Fiizsimmons, was shot in the face
by another young man named Dan MORT
srity, but the pistol, fortunately for the vic
tim, being a email one, the wound is not like
ly to prove fatal. A crowd of boys were
engaged in coas,ipg, when dispute arose
between Moriari.y, and younger brother of
the lad who was shot, the dispute being
taken up by the elder brother. 1t 90,
warm and the two came together. Mortar
ity started to run, Fitzsimmons in full pur
suit. The former tripped and fell ard
Fi;Isimmons was about TO have the adyan-
tsge when Moriarity drew his popgun,
small size, the bullet entering Fitzsimmous
face. near the nose, and ranging backx ard
and downward lodged somewhere at the
base of the neck. A physician was called
who made probings but did not get at the
ball, which is still in the lads face. He
evidently wasn't hun much as he was
walking around yesterday, and seemed to
suffer but little from the effects of the shot.
He refused to prosecute Moriarity, but his
brother swore out warrant against the lat
ter charging him with assault and battery
and crrrying concealed weapons. The ex-
animation will come off before the police
judge On the 18th, and Moriarity is under
bonds to appear.
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THE COUNTY H0RTICULTURIL
SOCIETY.
It's Meeting Yesterday Afternoon NJ
the County Court si0use-Record OF

It's Meeting Yesterday Afternoon at
the County Court House-Record Of
the Proceedings.
The meeting was called to order BY
President Terwilliger.
The report Of the committee on canning
factory reported as follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT :-Ycur committee APP
pointed to investigate the possibility Of es-
tabIisbing a canning factory at Leaven-
worth City have to report as follows: A
great deal Of interest has been manifested,
both by producers and capitalists, and con-
siderable capital vas offered, and much in
quiry made BY manufacturers already in
the business. But We have been fortunste
in securing the interest Of one W. ii. Bid
good, late of England, who assures us that
he will have a factory IN running order at
the earliest day needed. As Mr.. Bidgood
is already located among US, an energetic
business man, with abundant means al
command, We have full confidence in his
intentions ard ability and congratulate the
society on our prospect for utilizing our
surplus fruit.
A. G.. CHANDLER,
Chairman Committee.
By motion the report was received and
adopted.
Mr.. Bailey, representing Plummer's Drier,
being present, exhibited large variety Of
dried fruit, certainly as fine as ever pro-
duced. This fruit is dried by new pro-
Cess, retaining all the nutriment and flavor,
extracting nothing but water. The ex-
hibit was exceeding fine. Samples were
tested by the society and reported on very
favorsbly.
The society adjourned Tor one month.
A. q. CHANDLER,
Secretary
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16
A Large FosssI ros,h Foard,

, u
Sir. Flanders, OF Buffalo creek, in forms US
that there was recently found imbedded in
the creek, south of his places foss:l,zed tooth
OF extraordinary size, its upper surface meas.
uring - inches, its leugth being inches
the roots having been broken off. The en-
smel of the tooth is distinctly marked. This
tooth belonged TO an animal much larzer
than any now living. This specimen should
be sent TO one OF our State colleges and the
geological ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will tell ~,
the species of the animal that long:years ago
used this tooth to grind its 10 d.
THE Geld syeAteer of 1917
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is the list of resi- estate
transfers as recorded Yesterday In the office
Of the Register of Deeds:
Robert ii. Howsley and wife TO L. "
Fink, lots /, ., 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, s, ., 10. II and
IL, in block IS, in the town of Easton, and
beng in the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section 10, township s, range
81, 81 90.
I. A. Hurd and wife to David Atchison
lot ., block %, in Clark d Rees' addition
to the City Of Leayenworth, $50.
Alice i. Stockham and husband 10 Har.
RE Ii. McGahey, block and IL, in Norton,
Williams & Thomas addition to the City
OF Leavenworth, Sll5.
X. NJ. Bishop and wife and W. t. Bishop
and wife, of Cincinnati, 10 David AtchIson
lots II and IS, biloxi 10, Leavenworth CITY
Proper, and lot >, block %, in Clark 4
Rees' addition to the City Of Leavenworth
S3iT.5O.
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Police Matters.

In the police court yesterday morning
the scout, Jimmy Cannon, was before the
bar for getting drunk, a trick which Jimmy
is always perpetrating-in fact since he has
been in town he has hardly drawn a sober
breath, and has been great nuisance upon
the streets, shouting and swearing and
making himself promiscuous generally.
Jimmy's natural element is the wide unin-
habited prairie, where he can get drunk and
kill Indians and whoop and swear without
disturbing anybody.
John Murray, vagabond of some note,
was given a few hours in which to leave
the city, with the understanding that the
police wouldn't handle him with kid gloves
if they ever caught him inside the city
limits again.
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Us Reply TO the Communication Sen
In by the Rev. W. n. Page.

n Z Ds
D's Reply TO the Communication Sent
a. nv The Rev. ". Page.
r. H.. n,
EplroA iiAh "sh W say 'nA' ~
Page has spilled the wrong gender to u.
/ must confer that am poor weak sister.
Jt. No, tho ,;,,e 70 enter ;n,o n d;scns-
- a.. -. :, . n,na, ., ~
sion 'hiou 'ns .o' VI
question II L should, not only my own
family. but many others would be made I'M
comfortable by the neglect of NV duties.
r. = -, .h.,;,,
IL Is GU. " ~. -" S.ranIar,
suorei Ip.ioI piopa C.,;"n Oh,
upon Que oi tne 1oius Vi S,ono. 10
ooer.no. lsSeiSe ~, =, "a $780,, VIM
Is com i~isu 10 iaoo' I any e " NV
Woe Tor the wants OF ms iaml!.
we 90 an We eau tGi Lns :, Pr De- mai az,
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piece Of Government land He rented a por-
ton thereof Ia - and J. Afterwards l.. pur-
CHASED from L. all of E. improvements on
the band. IT, tending Item Tor his b. other,
paying therefor Si.ttO. T. then delivered to
l.. and j. the eufl-- o.. '-->ipn OF the land,
and ihey moved GA 10 II AID resided thereon.
Ls brother, however, not desiring the land or
IN a improvements thereon, l.. win The con.
silt Of j., fled a dec!aratory statement for
the pre-, m ption of the land in the name OF
J. Afterwards L with the consent of J., and
by gsre-ment with Ii reilnquIshed u IL.
their ssi1 pos-essjoB and improvements and
crops. and reliuquished said niing for pre-.
emp ION, End n, IN consideration therefor,
executed To L. his thr. c prOInissory notes,
each for SIS, and delivered To l. a team
valued at SO. He'd, that the contract be-
tween l.. and II, not void, either Tor want
OF consideration or as being against public
policy, and that l. may recover against II.
ON ttd pIomissory notes aud this, notwith-
standing the fact that said fling. a. between
l. and ]. IN one side and the Government
of the United Stats Oh the other, may be
void.
All the justices concurring.
true copy. Attest:
L. ; A. HAMMaTr,
Cleik supreme Court
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16

lAtchison Champion, I0.I
P.J. Clark, who, it will be remembered
had q house burned down by order of the
Marshal and Mayor, when case of small
pox hadi.been discovered there, yesterday
obtained Judgment against Mayor Rohr and
Marshal Banning fer s. and costs of suit