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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15
KNIGHTS Of Honor.

BOSTON. May l6.-At yesterdays session of
amended SO as to allow 'passed" members of
the supreme lodge seat In the lodge but with
out voice. The event Of the day was com.
NO. l34, to the visiting delegates OF the supreme
iiooge. The festivities were kept up TIL 8 late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15

AMERICAN CATHOLIC BIsH0Ps.-A telegram
from Rome says that the Pope win to-day nom
mate Rev. John vertin to be bishop OF Mar.
quette and Sault Ste. Marie, and Very Rev.
lawrence 9. MCMAHON, vicar general OF Provi-
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Gone to EurOue.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Hon. Andrew d. White,
by his wife and daughter, sailed for Europe
tMs AFTERNOON, In the Inman steamer City of
Brussels. A large number OF his friends ap-
peaIed to see him on ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15

COAL BREAKKRs THRRArKNHD By FoRnsr
ers near Pottsv1lle, Pa, caused serious alsFm
yesterday. At the William Penn coniory a
large number OF men were put to work to keen
doah fire department was telegraphed for. al.
vices last night say that the IRE Is under con-
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THE FOREST FIRES around tho 600, n.o,,-or,
OF & tne &fottsyille (pa] district yesterday caused
serious Sernn alarm AT William Penn colliery a
tha tra NUMBER OF men were put to work to Keep
doah fre department was telegrapheG for A.
vices last night say the fire is under cnntro, ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15

UProf. Dare, the 'man fly" stretched his
ropes to walk In West Chester on Tuesday after
noon, but was prevented by the West Chester
society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Fools
rPhtla, Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15

l IHE PENNSYLVANIA RIOT BILL INyEsrraA
TPaaoStEePsesentatye Pa Maclay Mn county,
commtfta atleo petore ine riot bill investigating
n1d been approached by member OF the So house @
VINO told him he had been authorized tn ..m oLo
- thn .nbbenr'estng" for members not voting against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15

- y Adv1ces from Port-ua- Prince, Haytd. Aprtl
2otn, report several sudden Deaths from q fever.
which some suppose to be yellow fever
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-. MUNICIPAL WAR ON A RAnRoAp.-The an
ner enoplsies OF Lancaster Pa, having resolved to
passing through the city at a speed 1reater
IMAM nve miles an hour, the city Solicitor has
entered emu @ suits to the number OF one hundred
for violation of that Ordinance. i'Aio"u
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TEE New York Graphic publishes list OF IS
horses belonging to Robert Bonner, with the
prices paid for them, showing an aggregate of
OF brood mares, and several young mares M
geldings OF great speed that he bought at prices
less than $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-15
VVal1 Street To.ilav.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The Post, In its finan-
cial article, says: The stock exchange markets
are active and generally strong to-day although
in the first hour speculative shares were lower
The principal business In United States bond
is done at the or1ces OF the dealers. and thi
continues to be immense in the four per cents.
which continue to be bought for cash as wei as
sought In exchange for called bonds. The four
per cents. are up i, the currency 6's OF 1898 are
US q; Other investment. securities are
strong, hrst-claSs mortgages being In demand
.t advancing prices, and such stocks as New
Haven and Hartford, Harlem, New York Gen.
iral ana Rock Island being In demand. The
principal change In these Is In Rock Island,
which was up to 1s4H, it paying about per
tive bonds are all higher, with Kansas and
Texas up 21. The features OF the stock mar
ket have been the coal stocks. The st. Paul
and the Northwest shares, and Western Union
Telegraph; OF the southwestern, Kansas and
Texas stock have Deen the feature, rising to
1S4. The money market continues extremely
easy for borrowers, the ruling rate for CAN
loans being per cent, with 3ask per cent. the
quotation. Time loans are cas- per cent, and
cOrdtng to date.
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The Popular Loan.

THE RUSH FOR THE TEN-DoLLAR CERTIFICATES.
Hardly five minutes during the business day
pass es that the Treasurer does not receive
te't gram from some depositary asking for
further shipments OF four per cent certificates.
There are now between five and six hundred
added to at the rate of twenty five or thirty
day. 1t is impossible to keep them all supplied
The deliveries OF certificates to the Treasurer
from the Bureau "a 1a OF Engraving and Printing to,
have done very well ten days ago, when there
were not so many repositories; but now
1t WIZ go =. round ,Sa,. II IN &C. only very sma
especially the banks are crying for certificates.
The total amount that will be solids $40 900, ,OOO
Fourteen million have already been taken. II
all OF the $4,000 600 by the first of June, as it
expects to, the associated banks, who are to
have all left after the 18th OF June, will not get
which the banks, brokers and spectators can
be kept at a distance. They continue to buy
the certificates in large quantities. wherever
men to buy for them. There are three known
instances where the
OPERATORS HAVE COME TO GRIEF
t' one IN Baltimore and two in this city: In Bal
timore yesterday broker who had hired q col
ored man to buy certificates for him saw his
empioye get the 500 and vanish. Yesterday, at
to,.. me treasury, a speculator had four men at
WORK. They went the round two or three
times; then two of them decamped with $1OO
each. The speculator was watching the two
others, who did not decamp. At the post office
yesterday cOlOred man left suddenly with
500 belonging to Colorado broker who has
come to Washington and entered into the busi-
ness of buying certificates. The allotment for
sale1 at the Treasury to-day was $4,000. 1t
was all disposed of before 12 o'clock. There
was
PERFECT JAM AND CRUSH
during the three hours that the sale was pro-
crossing. The line Of buyers extended half way
out to the avenue.
Collector Thomas, OF Baltimore, who is SELL
Ing certificates at the cnstom house, was in the
city to- day. He says that he tries to keep the
certificates out Of the hands of spectators,
but meets with little or no success Yesterday
there was an old darkey in the line. The col
lector was certain that he never had five dollars
that ne could call his own, so he ordered him
out. "M1ster Thomas" the old darkey said
"Is always been friend OF your'n. l thought
you was In favor OF the ctbiI rights BILL" $50
/ am" replied the collector. "Den you shouldn't
'scr1minate agin the colored race" The darkey
was not put out.
A SUSPICION.
1t Is suspected that some Of the banks are
going farther than merely hiring men to buy
FOR them. A number Of crossroads postmasters
nave bonded for large amounts of certificates.
They are In localities where they would not be
likely to sell 81 900 Of them In SIX months. 1t
Is thought that banks or other spectators in
duce them to become depOsitaries and then buy
them out as fast as they can receive shipments
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81 Mayor Stokley OF Philadelphia hss u~a.-
taken 10 prevent the running OF ice Waro.s -
that city on Sunday mornings. u
,,sa. - ~ nissoTn has new law forbidding nan m
This is aimed at the st. LOUIS socdait,sss
Tne Omaha CNeb.) Bee says it n eetssns =.
be quite common practices smonS Ssnoane ~ 20
isMyels 70 Draw their revolven In open cnrf
c.r.,1 Ine M Boston 1tsnscript feels that - -,
I0ry -e1ght millions. Wecontinne - -. ~ yver
times snomg tne backward spring and tSe -
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A GENTLKMAN arrived at st. Louis from lris.
tains have declined TO allow the nogroes n
travel on their boats, they have undoffafen =
pilgrimage to the promised land on foot Thev
are travelling no9thwacd In large numhers
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Mallory and Sarah Dow; Philip Webster and
Maggie Ballinger; John III. Mead and Sarah
C0rcoran; ATmstead c. SiSSon and Annie T.
Atkinson; Joseph johnson and Elizabeth Davis:
Julius Boulden and Louisa Andrews; James IA
Coste RodIer and Ida v. Porter.
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FOUR PER CENT. refunding certificates sui
scribed for to-day, so15,29o; total to date,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-07

Seit oeut In utierenl lebten 3apitel ers
sdblten Grei9niiien hno reun Wonatt per.
fioiien. Jiir Quito tuaren es wtonate Der
Srauer uno bes S9refeua eeueien. Sins
ribtunaen foleten luf oinrittungen. Die
beibsn OlmOs, Batter nno 9obn. Die bsl-
ben Garcias, Batter nnb 9ohn, Der alte
pebrD pereS uno cine sanse an5abl anoe.
rer Vatricier. nebit elmer nod gr0beren I'm.
sabl p!sbsier tDoren auf oem YlaBs ol
Santa Clara. anf Dem Vlabt be Gan 30.
minao unb auf BEN freien, Nlabe IN oes
La Carniceria sarottirt woroen. Anoers
,puroen In bic ieStraffolonien amyiapoeSSlu
aeldidt unb troBoenl itedten bic @etana'
niiie nod pol BON Mdnnern. Die Der Wol'
itredung itres llrtbeils harrten ooer BIZ
auf 0as NeiuItat ibrer Mppellationsaeiuh,
marteten. Bic lie als bsionbere GunitbeSeu'
auna an ben Uicet6nis hatten ritten bur
isn. Einiae Der ihonlten 1duisr luito'i
iparsl benz Grbbobtn GleihGtmadat. Gol
mar aui ibre 6teuen aeiirelt uno ifetnsrn
fafeIn sinassrabsn nit Sni@riiten. mel4
! ois Wsrbrs&su unb bic Nsftratnns nts tsG
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-07

Nie BerIiner Wontn8sbeitu1g
mibmet benz tcnten Gleptonten Dts bore
tisen 3oolooiiasn GaftenS iolosnoe
Stropben:
Wlir obnst, mas bid pon hinnst tiei
Nn beinem QebenSs )loraet.::
DID i6redte Der t9snre 3outdrlf --@
Dn itarbR an glatranefiosaerl
Bsin nilIen geibey .5llcRxbyds-
@ia 7! i@ q hit Qt(sanl<ss bit Islsg 4 A s.
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DQa G1Qlid)f polksblatt

fefst per pf (sbns eonntassbIa ss.2o per Jatr,
sa.0o has babe Satr ans $3.50 sas RisnsIiaSr. gss
esHatessbIat stt 20 per sstx ss.so Sas tasss Sats
snt ss,sp has ntsstsIiass.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-10
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J.,

COMMISSIONERS OFFIV1ne,, an Der 14tt i0,o
In the cause of McMasters Is. - and wife &c..
in chanssry il The Gentt Gas and all
e John p j. Danp ter ter, decd are hereby netfed
that in pursuance OF decree entersa n SAG cause
by said court on the 18th OF March, io'o' Shall, at
NY Office in Slaunton, on
Thursday. the 2sd day of January 1879,
proceed to take. state and settle the following ac-
lst OF IT,. personal estate Of John .Deinpster,
dec in the hands Of James + Beard his Admir-.
T. ID. OfIhe transa lotions II sald Edm
ster. :,
OF the estate Of which SAID aid snna died
,ai value and other matter deemed pertinent by me
required by any party to be specld y s ate at
' = A ~ az" p-'' j. W. GREEN SMITH, :.
Commissioner
Sheffay & Rumpardner p.q dec2C-4
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1o.tre.

n
S>~--.->r,>--~~~r~-~->--
After The Banquet.
The revels are oyer-the orgy is past;
All my lively companions have left me at last;
And the half dozen strokes of my ormolu clock
Are affected by the strains of the shrillcrowing
cock
In its grave lies the laughter that bursts from our
lips
Over Honeyman's ditties and Funpymans ouips.
Not an echo survives in the dawn's chilly light
OF the mirth and the music that cleaned through
the night.
There were dainties Of every conceivable shape;
There was Bass-there was Alsopp-and blood of the
grape,
There were spirits, arranged by some cunning de-
vice
To be not very noxous and yet very NICE
But the thoughts of the feast bring a gloom to my
brow.
And gaze on the wrecks that remain of it now:
And few bitter sentiments enter my head,
While swiftly but sadly prepare me for bed.
ASH glance at yon blank and untenanted shell
Where it once was the pride of an oyster to dwell
can scarcely retain the too sensitive tear
Ana the WlSn 10 Den0O lbS lnnaDlGanC mere.
Yonder bowl remember, held salad inside,
where the herbs and the lobster in interest We'd;
Wonder bottles once brimming. lcck now so folorn
That trace through their bodies the advent of
morn,
Yet why should murmur?-Thats sunny champagne
Was productive of Jones' most rOlcking vein;
And never believed that young Simmons could
pun
Till the serious drink Of the night was begun.
Though the scent of tobacco still sickens the air,
My cigars were pronounced a success-and they
were,
Sammy Travers, who came to me down in the
Dumps
Made joke ter three of them. There are the
stumps
All, Youth is the gaslight, and Age is the gray
win the foes OF night bear the beams of the day?
Ii is hardly for butterfly poets to preach,
But at forty the learner may set up to teach.
Giddy boys, go along, withyour jokes and your
song;
Which are all very pleasant and not very wrong.
But the dawning of Reason, Philosophy tells.
Only leaves empty bottles-and ashes-and Shells
London Fun.
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to settle the accounts required by the two decree
entered in said cause on the 9th of November 1877;
and the It'll of July, 1877, at which time and plac
you required to attend without further notice.
4Fs JOHN M. KINNEY,
dec27-4t Comm'r.
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AND MACHINERY.

A SAMPLE ENGINE
which was awarded FIRST PREMIUM at the Cen
tennial, Paris Exposition, and at every State and
County Fair where shown, a way on hand
ENGINES AND SAW MILLS A SPECIALITY
GUM AND LEATHER BELTS AND GUM
HOSE, HEMP AND GUM PACKINGS,
PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS,
Brass Values, Steam Gugges and Whistles,
ALL KINDS OF MACHINIsTs' SUPPLIES.
AS- LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED. -ta
Dir, G. w. EYLER will do all KINDS OF repairs
short notice.
nOVl-
, 1879-02-13

,oe. lotrn. omt hto 1u,t, r,lta elmw Il. aunc n
t'n nave was's. n"fnlu' 'nh H., nni ,t,'. WIZ LIZ
o. se eo'SSvs r .e'gS. n i". ny. u ' ,1n1 IN iau",
n"h t H. "gsu ac, y fhct, ~ "ns n,,so Il I's t,nrnr
u MN % w,sma! ,nrfo Is ma"s" IT, e t.rs :.
:""ss, nnes u, viz t"e, ," ''n, .,,,,tnrfct nrc.
hen.menan VI Ga.fae,u, ne'," ,,,t,', Mas.
nuse' se essAssts y" ,ess ~, 9,..n ",' rrtmrr,.
nse m nc passes Tc,hnam "m ,,,,'rv or rnfrrs
oraners III. a. s a..c, H. " % a'.it sr,,r ~ tis ,uk
70 h Moikn Iangca " eo9y ,,ntr n',' fx In. ur,,.
tnesGa MmM,n seac' no,. ~ v,."m ,r1 rf,inr th,n
Ea1tyles iu"Hesee 4 o,,h, ,xSn,h"r hs Ina any
E1Nsssons. nus 's ,t,sp ~, hsn, -. iis rcutlcrs
teaueIo W y, tSt.t !, t,. .J y ftnr ttnt ia INV
, 1879-02-13
thu plea ready a'trr at tsM RrHntc,l hour sllc.,
wc we're tn start. Well, he lIal 'c1n reahy--t"o

,,c pr. ready a'trr At tsm arpnl,,tc.l hour whrn
VIC we're I" start Well, he tad 'cm rsady--t'o
rcd-ly." .....
iluzzlcr smiled nt thc pm, anu then suddenly
wtucei "nd sucked In mnn'l.fnl nf cool MIR rs
he seemed 10 rcroIlcct sotllethtug.
"fhrin pies a.l 1utt et'snc tram Inc ovr1,, ma
wcrr an os they would have melted btoIc. lug
hour wns At hand. however. a,' must either
cat len, or ioso the match. Well, sir tl'ssr
never was notthn' would 'hot a'teupt' "nd l
"Ghnrgc,1f,' ..-.--.-,
i was lest awful. falk about yer Cllcuao ller'
Twnrn't ito comparison"
tiuzz!or uickcd up bis hat md tric'l 10 fau
nway iI,r recollection s,cforo he contlhn!s!.
II t11n't get through Tic cotltrast. They tell
me II wus m awful Asghl while It lasted. I,le
smell tint rolled out III INV mouth wlR llke
htEnt rrackllngs.. llle tcars potrcl ''nwn my
checks, fell OIL the pte, nt.'l WGrc tilrneh INTO
steam i'll my face was srnlicd like hug an thc
| outside ntl couldn't ste two inctcs uforc my
eyes, kent It up TIL fat"sed."
avail, yas: I might ae we'll own np, tfa'ntcd.
But, stranger, II you hal seen .l,u l,.slc Of my
masit1l tlufin' The two mouths was IN the 'l's'
pital yo,l woultln't hive wondered tlut falnt-
cd. tell you, Mister, the poctur said ~ ilow
tho roof Of my nlnut got 80 hot lint It rooke.l
lie lower globc Vi INV brain. ltc wanted to cut
open my ira,f md anpntatc the cuokeu einhcc,
but said hadn't auY to spare, c0ukc! ur rnw.n
"Thtu, you lust the mhtctf'
"Lost t,lc match! well. J reckon did; mn
e'cn almost lost my 'lcruetl ,'ea III the hurgatn.
claimed foul on t'0tler follnw, hut lt... refa-
gee wouldn't 'Iow H. lie sail II Didn't knuw
when IL rot TOO warm for 1nc. he guessed I'd
hive to sn,oke.H
sir. Uuxzler appcaseil 10 hare finished hia
"Reminiscences, for lie ltntwste,l his legs, poised
his hut an his srpEef,ed cralII,t,, stuod ut
pretty niuclI MS II tc1esrone Is drawn olls, nht
trndcrcd us tic following challenge for pub.iea
tfon:
To All. WHO 1r NAr p1scEnx: hcarbny c.alcnt
emmy man TOR wnulnIcut in tho L. y. black Whit
Hr ycltr betwcen the ages of q md 10 To etc pfze
with me. Sell l'izc td he nv Rtandert nAtefile ~
cuucI eghs with III kruesss md An Incl. lnsides
Siunks to1}eG 4 ht.nured 5 up.
cmAMF1uN luxzLEl,. p0xy Co fntl.
r. $. flkc to bs cold. i. l.. y. nsido appel ptx
| bard. z. u.
, 1879-02-13


CnIcA0o, Feb. lin to.day's TRIBUNE your
correspondent, "Chureh Graduate," advocates
theatres TO take the place OF churches n,ltl Sab
bath-schoo!s, quoting II. ". ueccl,er as sustal,l-
Ing his views. There aee many "graduatcs,"
anl many apossatra, and many, very many, In
tll1s our day nt,tl generation who arc but couD-
tcr,'arts of tile barren 1g-tree IN our Saytur's
parable, ttl who a1U only spared through Ills
mercy III order to give them chancu tu 0ear
trMit meet for repentance.
TOD havc mercy Oh this beautiful land aud tt!c
world ut largu wien tslea,rsa supcrseae churches
u,nl Sabnuth schools OIL tho Lords dry. /.
ScuiGcrs aru fnuHQ III every hand who nc
knowledge tie supremacy, uIla exhibit lac.u'
selves tu uu uHprejulccd world Us under the
Iull culltrol Ut EalAu n1ll his cinEsshrtcs.
Churches aud Sabbalil-svlluuls are tue buIwurk
OF our n4tton'a prosperity. Wh0ovcr atte1npts
tu frustrnte ur In my way Fctard Tue gtprnls
work of Hodfs Kingdom, or thu teachings ot Ills
accredited ministers allI Al1lbla tu!1uwcrs, it
were bcttus for that person that llc had never
beeA born.
Throw religious usiuauenccsasIde,-t majority
OF humanity fellow tue brnt Of their own
theatres bo established and churches shut UP,
Leave It 10 the Imagination VI your rcattcrs
what w0ula follow. NJ true man or wotnan WHO
10 baptixed with u lore VI tl,ctr fcifuW- -tonsa
hui would ai,lldder at the iMere thought, |
lope "Church Graduate" will exa1ntnu Ills
own heart tnoro thoroughly, atai II 10 finds, as
th1uk 1au will, that he H. wandering In Iurbiu. en-
putsis-intu The highways il,sl hywMys ut Halkna
ktngdou,-l alyls9 him to return; let l.iua 10.
member JuIas' fate, uni 1t not too far goue "
| escape II II possible. l.. MouAy.
, 1879-02-13
A Hattie with a rArantuln In Texas.


The 'tasantula Is the Lesperada ol tho spider
family; frequently attuns the size OF tho haul;
anl, with ts grrat. glurlng, black eyes ail.l
iEirhtftl claws, aeltlnm fu!ls 10 present nn MP
puarnnce 10 forulAhlu tllat u sensitive lady,
uyul 1t used to seeing thu tara,Itula, will scream
ut the sight. I'll. tarautulu is. IN lact, unly o
blg spider, and usually makes hts llonle in The
open pralrlc. dwelling witl. Ills fnmiiy IN II nest
cti,teale4l heneutll tla tai grass. II you tackle
him III his re.reat yon WI very soon repent
your touurliy, for liz springs At yon Ike tiger.
Jumping to iii astonishing ht.At,-so'uctlules
three Or fur feet. llo Is Gus of tiic most put
so,ous Of lhe iurlEy 0f the araclll.M, null his
b!te ii SAID tu bs lnuro tatal than lint vi tlle
rattlesnakc. IN u ssttlrEucnt called tirapcysno
psntrIc, near Fort Worth, some time ago. tito
sun ot Il tarinrr uanlcu Frati,srspna wns utIa uay
OCCUPIED gathrFIng r.rka u, tl.e E"as!dr. umt'
oyerturning a larAu 1iut rtek tic WAS suddenly
confronted by Iarga tat4utnln, tic sizn vi a
,nans baud, snugly c,'sconre'@ In Ills ucst along
with Il number Ut young tarantu1a. The hf!.
ono WA ycl!uw and blaek-siTiprd, n,nl displayed
ll'c sa,ne inlnsisahle coEor that nature hestnws
| on tlsu "ueautttul snake" scizIpg goods
| stick, alastrr Feathrrstuno uttlcKtu tIo eGcG,y
] !u hIs stronghold, au1 was met with an -unex-
, 1879-02-13

l.l'nton pn':rc w,nlhl tutrricrc will, unless the
wrarcra wern entering her Ma|csty'a drawing
rum; Int what the English In'llrb in 1ia rr.
trlletl Ruall,st whs tAr expense. 4 great M,nny
Of l,rm cnlId Bus ntTnrl IL buy itne slrssscs
which wnnld TIC nseeAa i'll urtMary socnty.
Even moro did TIN. gentlemen .lssliku 1t. Tic
result VIVA lint 1.n'lY t.yttons llrat rcrcptiuns
were tilinly attended. Then possibly ,sitro was
passcl AROUND whisper that luodihensIon.
by n luay familiar win sucicty IN fnllta, tint
.lIcrc cntno NJ, evening Wien Indy l.vtton's
reception VIVA crowded, and not ncotnptcte co'irf
tlrcsa WIS IL bG seen. Only few uniforms IT,
hrenl tr fnll Of tho nrw Imperial nrdee. These
incidents may le regarded as tyntral, nMt prnE.
nDsileatlnE thc probaNt0 OUTCOME VI tic lltipa.
rial revival EeperAtIy.n
, 1879-02-13

- WHFlFfN5 NTKf1!t.
An old fnau, With tattcruC garments and un-
6trnly hteu, went into tbs luutn vi d resttlrNt
of st. Jancs, III lANth,lHy nIIht, u,l,l asked Tor
to death. llu sIohG very broken Fsrllr, u, tho
girl Whu catne ta thu duur, he being a tiert,an
!,v hlrtll. lie was takcu III Alul Given good
supper, and When allotlt to ltayu the luly Vi The
1luslse tull him lr might luke what lu hal hot
catel In stowinv the plcres Ut bread AMI liluat
away 4, capac!ais pocket OIL tho i,Istiu uf lis
rasEcl ruat, c accidentally let fa,l u the flour
y wrllwoE1 ouvkskin pouch, "heal burst A>ul.-
Of gold rou, Thu u!.l man scrambled at,rr II
wealth neryuusy, mud sutn ret;,ai!lr nil Ut them
ekeepL ON. 'rl,r family ktOnu luaklu, nu with
H.Ilazcuicnt during this interesting prucuvapg.
Whum liz had l,u,iu, II tlye.lrauc Inece, worn ns
sluuoth W TIM OottoU Of At-lruu, was fuund
on The tlonr. 1t wla expected tltaL the old ug4..
bona would return u,Ia claim his go!a, but Ao
did nUk.
, 1879-02-13
A NJountnlD-Ll&u (:iyya tinttle to ''o''
Nuutcr nntl II Slnlst'

f{t{tna fIfDHfuhal HafbaHeMH,'a' eH,'',,,,tt tpGf
On last "Wednesday Mr. Hcslry C'.u"'.l .ltuut
Ills gun u,,l stnrte' 10 hunt tc aniess' sa,nlu,
tllreo or four ulilcs from tl1c nl's ssna'ntaia
Springs lle discovered n bant9 u ,sr n'sia iaa.
silcep, A,ltl rs soon as ho gained psof X u
tlon lia Tired upon tho game. Al ~ inns ~
il,u gun ono " tic largest 'ustaa ,.r,s u he
have eycr seen (yuu can imagine ~" s,,'m 'u, yt
appeared tu Tic bold h,lnscr1 biratE g w., fIpu
oil rucks md landed not oser tnlla5 tning tut
CuSn,ttt, III a1l ntlItule locking auf, ,I.t r4ws
friendly, and ready " c.Itest tii.;s s.nnt,intst :"
III question. Mr.. T.. bulUE III u'a H. .Ilu,lSyn
nd an experienced hunter. loos III i",r !,'u ia lux,
ut glaneu Antl saw al,cfe was ~ t.'Iw ho iu,ns-
u LIS antagonist meant business, w ~ md ~
,!iatuty urcw beud on .llc gcnsleh,aIl.d 10 uss
HIN have a bullet bcforc l!u coleluas"t - ttpl.,
wuY, a,l1 a. llu ran received Matiue' Tr, Cut'
witch ne carried put short 1'ssatss. r.4 yt|
mutt, after dressing hIs sheep, "sllG S lbmlf-
largc Que, tic head anl hors's ~t'esSe ~ ,Se paltIe
seven and half pounds, retuTheu1 1s"J ~ III. {,
GROUND ut,tt fultinl his anti.oplat uI' In1 keb
having procured ihe asslsta!'et q .,,.x wcsbei
brought llse lion to ca'ui whsts ,',, m -. weigh w
AMI measured lin, AadinE iihl J., u t,lIss ic'a
pounds and measure nsne sett WY ~. Ia. with
ttIe tin nj the uusc u the up " ~. IN ,Ir ys
lie Eolo.rl Though bear htaater ~ ~ ks L'
leu tor r1auy ytarl 1cHno"'eoIs'
ttbossh Of thu llountn1Itss