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HOW PATCHES ARE MADE.

now WATCHES ARE MADE.
I; will be apparent t" any ono, vho wi exam
inc SOLID GOLD ARCH, that I> L. from the
necessary tl II - lor eng tvi!';; and polishing
a lirt' prop ';.'!i -, :hr p: cinu> rl >;!d. is
ne't|s, o, ~ y >tir' \ :; ,"e".:r we'd y l.
tons in !'';,rr i supply IT, 'ir >,:t,y sdity
and >,ll!..' he ~ PISS @.'i:j i,:l!il'y need
lA> - lai us UTILITY ',i '"":N:! irc nrrINr;l.
In JAMES BOSS pAl!.Nt Ntll; warren
CASTS, This WA. II: of pee Ills metal is over
c me-. All | the SAME E>:li'lTY AM, STRENGTH
procured It from t!.it ~ Half of the
usual cost of solid casrs his process is Of the
Most simple nature. as f:'.,WI: i plate IF Eckie
composition metal, 'yi;r i;I:y adapic to the
| purpose. has Two plat: CT SOl.ID GOLD sodercd
one each side. he trrc are then plss.'t
b. tween po.i>llr Stcr! Rollers. and tn. eSult is
| strip Of heavy plated comp '>i'on, from which
the .ScS, backs, G. ltrvS. be"elS, etc, are cut
and ~ha;"G hE suitable dies AM formers. The
gold in these cases is SUtii :cn'y thick to ad nit
OF AL kinds OF chasing, engraving al, enamel
ling: Ike engraved cases lave been .r,i&d un-
ii! worn Perfectly SH,ont:. hy time and use With
out removing the gold
THIS Is THE ONLY CAST: MADE WITH TWO PLATES
OF SOLID GOLD AND MAiii NTl;I) EY slECIAL GER
! T:Fly II.
For $ lie by all jewelers.. Ask for Illustrated
Catalogue. and to see wIl rat.
s. $. HEWITT, WorCA:nglUN. Silly
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TIE Y, !, ,i.l,,.LIIiONIU.N PRESS
Enl;r3,"l to F;:s.:, Xix Columns,

with q, css e c!,i: and beautiful type is now
s;u.s'n of Tx. Family .Jtt,,r.,::!S
nr ~" Nur,i;ws Il j, rli.r with great care tn meet
d.! al" t'n,;rin",t$ 1T ill.,, i:uNAi FAMILY CIRCLE
AH i,;lErr X A'i 81 Aisirs Of the day; carefully
'lJ:," and r.i-' lied GElni!,:cS ALI. rIr Ihr.E
KAi 40 AND "a vi. News OF the week. witt, al the
.:t ami III 'Si :ni"'::!t ncHs II! !l lis Farm and
.~!,I !'':'::t:nlt~ and recently added Puzxle
'It!i,:;i a." az IT. attractive fcu!ur.S
IN Vc<'h;y icc:cw .,y a." Markets.,
pc; ar,y ,:al!y tor s co,,,::i:.s is ar1,,: worth
til" >,li,s:% phi, tt. to every tarlutr and
ru,,li:r: t.cr Trail! roucc piuv,lons, A> STOCK
or any TT Of farm product
Ia subscription price OF the Weekly was last year
rttu. 90, t.
C.;c Dollar aud Fifteen Gents PC: Year.
This reduced price Still! mata!lcd uotwltllsantl-
in its enlarged size and great increase i'll the price OF
pai'rr.
Taking into view it's size the mass. variety and
:; wants OF tic r,li... families Of the Northwest it is
By tar ~" Cheapest al, B.St Wcah ~ Jou:u. pl oiisEc.
i'll the West.
TERMS:
Tho W.:FsiIiY ZION: :! p::;;i,-S, postage rail,
80 -..-...----...-.. IL ID
:; Mi,,n:.ls ri, cents
All subscriptions are plva!,e in ADVANCE Remit
t2"cs ,tsa bS Honey Or.r, ,St,:rc .cttcr bank
tl:.,t a. CIR risk. &c rN!:"lt: exchange and trans
u!1!a . borne b. tho sender Sample COPIES :, ut
'.rAn app.i, a:lon. y .:css
TIE v.o&.:E.: PRESS CO.,
st. Paul, HEinn.
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Omcia1 Paper Of the Coun-
tV.
no FOREIGN SUBSCR1HE,,S

no FOREIGN SUBSCRIBEN&
SUBSCRIBERS to the ADVANCE living
outside of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
OF the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
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y + b. $, lSs''.
\, iive i, l'lr'.y :~iytn that the foowjng-nem
ID settler his flied notice Of his intention to
make 1;ra proof in support Of his claim, and ST.
cure final tl.;'S irGrui at The U. 5. Ian Office,
1T NrItLi:'.E ":l, Nina, ON
"Wednesday. March II, 1857.
John Icy honest AL application No. lo.5l
for the >~ sec. Is las a:.d ll.ililco The 1Ol
lowing as /! witnesses viz:
james Mayor, hiram TO! dncy, Sam. W. Me
" Ugh a::d Geo. "A Erirts. OF Adrian, Nol les
n MON GnINAGE.,, N"gi.ter
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For SALE.-Several pairs of full
Game Chickens pure stock and last
years raising, also one full po'and CHI
ma Boar 8 months old. Call ut the
Mill.
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TT s. Land cfIicc, at WoIthington, Mimi.

Il Jan. Is, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the 70 lowing
named settler has fled notice of his intention to-
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
Hans Ii. Dahl Homestead Application. No.
$3.50 for the nl1swN section 6 township lOl range
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
EXAMINATION OF EACHERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
WOKTHINGToS, Feb. II, 1882
Public examination of teachers for Mobiles
county. MIMI, will be held in the Union School
House i'll WOrthington as follows:
Saturday, March &, 1880.
SATURDAY, March -, g
Saturday March 20, ="
Teachers to obtain !! first grade certificate
must have an average OF 80; for second grade,
81; for third grade, 6 . Examinations to com
mencc i! O'Clock Il. III. and will he both oral
and written.
25-2w j. C. OGLE, Co. supt
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The Spring term of Court will open
here on Tuesday, March I'd.
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Field Agent OF the Sioux City & st. H. L. Co
Worthington, Mimi, Jan IS, 1856. 2l-$w
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
w condi. ions Of a certain Mortgage made by
Henry Baldwin. Mortgagor, to Julia NJ: rlumer,
MOrtgagee and dated November 9th, 1877, and
recorded III the Office OF the Register Of Deeds OF
Mobiles County. Minnesota, on November 24th
1877, at four O'Clock p. m: in Book ''B' Of Mort
cages, page z3,5 and which mortgage Was given
to secure the Payment Of lhe sum Of Nine hun
dred Dollars, ($9OGo with interest from N"vem-
Der 24h, 1877 at the rate of twelve per cent per
ilnnunl, and which Interest WIS and is payable
annually:
And whereas, The annual installment of in
terest due and payable on sal NOR! gage debt &,
on November 9th 1879 and amounting to the
sum OF One Hundred and Eight Dollars, (*lne.0o)
is due and unpaid, and there is now due and I'M
p1id on said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby the sum of One Hundred and Right Dol
lars, (Si0S O) aid no action or proceeding. at law
or othcrW Use having cen commenced TO recover
said interest OH said nortgag Ccbt or ANY part
thereof;
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir.
tue of the power OF sale in said mortgage con
tai,'c'i. and in pursuance Of the statute in such
ease made AMI provided, the said mortgage " i'll
be foreclosed by the sale of the premises in said
mortgage described and hereinafter set forth.
ut public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
ut the front door Of the Court House in the vii
lage of Worthington, Mobiles Coun y Minnesota,
Saturday, February 2sth, 1880,
At 10 O'Clock a: m, by the Sheriff of said county,
TO pay ami satisfy he sum that may then b due
and unpaid on SAID morl Sage, and the 'SS and
expenses of such sale. l!:cIuslinE the sum of
rwen y-Fivc Dollars stipul,ttd III said mortgage
he P 'id rs attorneys fees ill case oi Il foiec =
sure thereof.
The premises described in said mortgage and
so t. be sold are described as follows: TIL south
cas- qu,rcr Of section thirty CA'), township one
humlrcd AMI tMe" (!G), Range forty COY, in
y blcS county, Minnesota containing One Hun
lIcd aud Sixty acres.
Dated January iCy 13ti /, 1852 So ,7,,r >,or+a,oo
J.; n n: CARKltK; Attorney for hf%rty'ge
~ CIV. First Publication Jan. Is, 1850.
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M A SONIC

DEGULAR COMMUNICA TIONs of Fraterni-
II ty Lodge, No. lOl, A. F. 4 A. NJ. 1T Masonic
.%IW Hall in Wo:thingtOn OH the
7aGGZ=,.,t$ LIST and Sd Mondays III each
.SSSI4N ~eNS1 month.
.6<1GAVX NJ. B. SOUIE. W.. NJ. :.
II S4Ht4E&$G S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
VNk,&IESs3 REGULAR CONVOCA-
zU979&sE<~H1 TONS Of Living Arch Chap
SSalx<SS .kSs*A ter, No. Is, r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
W. >'5S sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
In each month.
A. C. ROBINSON, M. E.. II. p.
B. E. CHANDLER Sec. 1901
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The ladies Mite Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. II. L. Torrance
on next Tuesday evening. All are in
viteu.
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,TVRORS DR4JYV

Clerk Of Court Carrier, Sheriff Mil
Ter and Justice Bennett, on Saturday
last, drew the following list ofjurors to
serve at the approaching term of Court
J,or;p,,inr NIoroI,
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AND Office at Worthington, Minn., Jan. H.
IL 1892
I'd settler has filed II 1ice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his cl,im. and Sc
cure final entry Thereon 1t the expiration Of thlr-
Warren Clark homestead application
No. 1880 for the southwest or sec u DAB and
names the following us his Witnesses. viz:
James Hackett and Horace n. ilolhrook, OF
Mobiles county, MINI.
POI MONS CEINAGEH, Register.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks, 500, three mouths; A. 90
1nree ncheS weeks, 5.OV, 500
rive lhches, tOo, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices, first week 10 cents a line. sinh.
Sequent insertions 5 cents line each week
Transient advertisements paid in advance
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to he paid for before affi
0avit Is given.
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Justice Holb:ook, of Leota, has re
signed as postmaster which leaves that
town without post office.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-19

Minor arrival at the residence of
Justice Gale, Of Bloom, on Jan 25, an
8 lb girl.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-19

The ice men are back and expect to
begin shipping on Monday.
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1t this lie Spring make the most of it

Why is j. A. Town like little bow
III school? cause he's pot to go out.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

S. S. HEWITT.
Matchmaker and JeweIer.
Watches, Clocks aud jewc,y for sale and re-
paired on short notice. AL. kinds of watches
Rockford watches speci lty.
Satisfaction guarliftced
At Miller & Smiths Drug Store.
Worth1ngton, Mimi.
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TT s. Land Office at Wo:tliinSton. MINI.
S"tjct is h,el: given that the following
named settler has cd notice Of his intention to
Make final proof in support Of lis cl:.in and ST.
cure final .n;rE thereof Oh
Tu"Gday, March 3. So. w..
At the i. :. Land Office in "orthlMston. MINI.
ment X. Il .'I;s To-: the Sln,c4 3. l.slip
l04 Range %. and names the following as his
s A. Wnoistencr,ft J. J Richards. John Iii t
Frank Cnapcr, of Crab, III Likes. Mi II.
~ MONS GRINAGEE, Register
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The Concert to be given by DR..
Craft has been postponed to the first
week in March.
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IT 3. EIuGuaI aid SOci-
~ ETY.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
The plan If this society recommends itself for
rs simplicity, equity and advantages. From Is
- cents per week, according" to aye. secures
d ,0hOieEe1t to heirs, half those rates $500, &c.
Males an females fruln - to t,j years of age
nay become members. EXrnine the SYSTEM
II he benefits OF lie Insurance may be secured
~ lab0ring lien. Call on address
LIB. BENNETT,
7-s-tf Agent, Worthington, MINI.
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat-
HerseyENH s2S meets the tiySt SATURDAY. in
each month 1T the lIersey Hall. All brothers
and sisters Of other Oranges are cordially invit-
Cd.
Graham Lakes-second and 4th Wednesdays.
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A flock Of wild geese reported at Okla
bena Lake on Monday.
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IT s. and Office at Worthington. Mimi,
~ January I. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named tier has fled nOl,:;: of his intention to
make tina! proof il, support OF his claim. and 60
f fSre n3 re em'y Thereof At the expiration OF tr
Joseph 'rarl,ert, Homestead Application No.
$50 tor the sl1nwA sec 8 ln2 ~, and names tho
following as his witnesses viz:
James Thorn and c. j. Fox, of Olney, Mobiles
county, MINI.
cO] Mons CEISAGER Register.
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NOTICE y S Land Office, Worthington

~ MINI, Feb i6, 1880
Complaint having been catered at this Office by
Nelson IL. Cnok against Nicholas Klein for
abandoning Homestead Entry No. lO,G63
dated Oct. 49, 1877, upon The e1SseA sec g.
town lo4 range 43, in Noblss county, Mimi with
avlew to the cancellation OF said entry the said
office on the 18th day Of March 1881, ut o'clock
D. H., to respond and furnish testimony concern
Ing said alleged abandonment
MONS. GRINAGER, Register
Isl J + MOULTON. Receiver
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one or our friends who don't want
us to smoke ci CARS, asks whether we
expectorate when we smoke. We
can say in all sincerity that we expect
to rate about as any other cigar smo-
ker.
CLoCKs.-Hewitt, the Jeweler, has
just received a large lot of Clocks, 8 day
and 80 hour, and will sell them for less
than they can be bought in Chicago
Parti will do we'll to call and exam
Inc before buying clsewIese. NV.
Tie BARLOW SALE.-The auction
sale Of the Barlow stock closed on Mon
day last. The amount realized WAS ST.
144.5l, several hundred more than the
parties expected. Mr.. Deyore, the auc-
tioneer, pronounced it one Of the best
sales he ever made.
We learn that II. J. Ludlow expects
soon to open grocery store III the Bar
low room.
DR.. Marshall's Bromoline cleanses
the blood, gives tone to the system,
stimulates the liver, and is a radical
I cure for costiveness. Try it. Sold by
Miller & Smith.
Geo. Plumb informs us that the Con-
gregatlonel Choir will give another
Concert Oh ntxt week Friday evening.
The entertainment will last about an
hour, admission only 70 cents. After
the Concert the public VIII lie invited
below to an Oyster Supper and New
England Dinner two meals in one) to
be served by the ladies o. the church
dressed in the costume Of I'VE Olden
Tyme.'
Il State Teachers Institute. for Jack
son and adjoining counties, will be O.
peneu at Jackson, March l, 1850, at
o'clock to continue two weeks. County
Superintendent Knox will preside over
the Institute, and will be assisted by
teachers furnished by the Superlnten-
dent of Public Instruction.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.
NOTICE: U. S. Land Office, WorthIngto

NOTICE.; U. S. Land Office. Worthington,
C"mpaint having been entered at this office
by Nelson II: Cook against Nicholas Pau!y for
abandoning Homestead Entry No 10, IL, dated
Oct. Is, 1877, upon the wLseX sec s, town lo4,
range A. in Mobiles county, MIMI, with a view
to the cancel alton Of sal en'ry; The sail par
ties a:e hersby summoned % appear at this Of
hce on THE 18th iav Of March 1899. at !
&c ock p III, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said all 5.d abandonment
~, MONS ERiNAGER, Register
Isl L MOU LION, Receiver
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A sheet and pillow case party is an
nounced for tomorrow evening.
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LOCAL.
"oRTH1NaToN. MIMI. FEBRUARY 10, 1880,


CLUB RATES.
Inc ADVANCE is furnished at ii 50 a year to
Cuos OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
70 cents for each subscriber.
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AZ, ard names the following as his Wit.
| nesses, viz:
Andrew Anderson and Torr Anderson, OF Ol.
ney. Mobiles county, Nnn.
POI MONS Il! INAGER, Register,

TT S. Land Office at Worthington, MIMI.
~ Jan. IL, 1880.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has flied 0icr of his INTENT IL to
make final proof il. supper. of his claim, aid Sc
cure final ot:y thereof at The expiration III th'r-
ty days from the dale ns this Dotlce. viz:
Charles A. Ci':k. Homestead Application
81 IS for the wl1nwi4 Sec. II 1nl-43 and names
The Following a, his witnesses, viz:
James Pembertly and Michael Riley, Grand
Prairie, Mum.
POI MONS GE1SAG1 X, Register.
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See the card Of S. S. Hewitt, Jcwcler.
Mr.. Hewitt keeps a supply of Watches
and Cocks and repairs On short notice.
Hon. S. p. Leland writes US that he
will lecture here on March 18th and 18th
If arrangements can be made.
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! AND Office at Worthing.on, Mimi, Feb. 1,
~ -.
Notice is hereby given That the following
named settler las fled notice Of his nteniion to
max, !:ila! proof in support - lis claim, AVID sc
en- e. .l rnry !li',r 1T tie L. $. Land Office
at Wrr: hH.tun. Ninn., On
i'r ay. Na.!i 1870.
Pet l. I. .jr!.n.nn r., mption Pee. STAT ms ut
~, Is o.t inr til" S"'1 sec. % tp. lnl J.. 49,
and names t.,' following IS his witnesses, w:
Lars .la V r>nn. k,:k Erickson, Henry Nil
son AMI Erick Larson, all of Grand Prairie,
MINI.
24l MONS G"lNAGEii, fcg!Htcr.
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1880 1.-THE GHEAT 1900
TO TIE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

TBE S PdERkfhsf kEsS M R3 soT S1SU
Isoubse Track, steel KaiIs.
sTESyEE MaeSi 5g. EoUIfMESr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
p GO Corner OF Sixth and streets. as follows
sleerirg Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 10 10
to asy Yf st. seep pa o Cars from
ssn. Wits Palace Gas to htsbaFS sSo M
BALT1M0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with Parlor Car to watkins and the North. at
exc s5se IT'S s;tgTfsy with Palace Oars toosasHda
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 40
For New asE s1ar tbBe iEn ssa
limited express q Pullman PariOr Cars, $50 g.
For BROOKLYN. n: Y, al through trains connect at
}3e eTSiy City with boats q brooklyn Anne1 AZ
r. ing p double ferrisge across New York city. 49,
For in'eSs n snsds1 4? 90 ana % and 10
Limited Express, 8 80 am. daily, except Bun
For Baltimore, 6 40. 500, 80, 10 40 an. and
gao, 100, 4 40. $40. $50 and 10 90 p m. on
sSSnnTday; 500. 0;40 am. 2:lo. $40. $50 and
For Popes Greek Line. $40 I'm. and 4:4o p. M.
For d ApSse e5ifspss sSna1y and daily
AIS Sc Sh5aIa AND FEEDEnrckssHne Rail-
TON RAiGRoAD. -'-'D "f>''-A'
For si 6 and 90 90 sSs 20 .na II go D sn
day at 7t0. 20. II 90 and IL 40 a. m. and 90
m.
For Richm ond and the South, ZOO and IL 90 O. NJ
daily, and 100 p. m daily, except Sunday.
Trsins leave Alexandria for Washington, 6 co. 8. O5
and 1000 am; GO. 8 90, s 90, 200 and 9 10
PM. and IL 90 midnight. On Sunday at s O5
and 10 90 . m. 100 and 9.05 pm.
Tickets. information, sleeping and par,or car &C
cfmmodstione can be procured at the offices. north
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
and at the depot where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov29
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TROUBLE AMONG CAPITOL OFFICHRs-It will
oe remembered that Sergeant-at-Arms BRIGHT
Ayres, the correspondent OF the Kansas civ
Times, and subsequently Mr.. Bright was tho
subject OF some letters In that paper la which
10 Hex him tAyres). a discharged Capitol DO
l1ceman. Mr.. Barrett. has made an affidavit
that Bright asked him to whip Ayres. which
affidavit has been flee in the District attorney
ONCE, and Mr.. Bright having heard OF
1t has been TO see that official to ia
quire whether there Is not some way under
the law 70 reach libeller. Mr.. Ayres has also
in the same quarter asked II there is not some
law TO reach man who would hire another to
whip him, and MI. Barrett, the DISCHARGE
policeman, also desires to know il IL is not an
one for one man TO employ another 20 CON-
NIT an ass ault
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THE WIDE AWAKE CAMPAIGN CLUB met last
evening, Mr.. John Thomas Johnson In the
Chair AID MIR. Jacob Richardson secretary. G..
a. Joy, j. c. Ellis, and John James were adj.
United TO membership. Mr.. Chase offered a
res ut1on, which was adopted, that com.
Pres1dent-elect Garfield, and that the president
aud recording secretary be ex-officlo members
OF said committee. The chair appointed Messrs.
w. Z. Chase, Aaron Russell, John w. Curry,
johnson and j. A. Richardson. The members
OF the Ira Aldridge Dramatic company-Messrs.
W. c. Chase and Geo. w. Smith-gave notice
Brave" to enable the club members to pur.
chase uniforms for the 4th Of March, The chair
appointed Messrs H. Piper, L. Gibbs an d G. JOy
committee TO make the necessary arrange
meLtS.
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WITHDRAWAL or MINISTER FROM THE NJ. f
tHJkCH.-The Rev. VIM. Ii. Barnes, a member
OF the Baltimore Conference for some tILne and
pastor or Laurel station for the past two years
has WITHDRAWN from the Methodist church and
Jolned The Reformed Episcopal church. on
church In Wheeling, West Va, by the Rev.
BBshop Latane Mr.. Barnes Is the son Of the
rev. " IN: Barnes. a Methodist preacher of Bal
uInore. The Rev. b. Peyton Brown is presiding
eider OF Laurel, and viii have to supply The
charge until conference, which meets la March.
" Is a noticeable fact that three OF the miuts-
Ufs VINO have been stationed at Laurel during
the last lime years, are now In the Reform Il
Episcopal church. Their names are Ray.
Messrs y. p. Morgan, Arthur Foster and W. II.
Barnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

The ANNUAL POLICE PARADE.-Mauy comnli.
ments were passed yesterday upon the hand
some display made by the Metropolitan Police
In their annual parade and review. As noticed
in The STAR OF Tuesday the lines were formed
at the open space on the corner or 18th aud X
streets under command OF Major Brock, each
precinct making company, with its lieutenant
IN charge. In their march down they passed
the residence OF General Beale. General Grant
was standing On the porchway, and a passing
salute Was made him by each company az ft
lied by. Continuing down they hled past the
doorway or the White House, where the Presi-
dent, District Commissioner Morgan General
sherman, Admiral Porter, senator Rollins
Speaker Randall and others were standing:
thence marched down Pennsylvania avenue to
the east front or the Capitol, where they we're
again reviewed oy the District Commissioners
and the District committees OF both houses of
Congress, after which they were dismissed, and
repaired TO their duties The full Marine Band
was out With them The marching aud gen.
eral appearance of the foTce-mOunted and On
rCot-WaS very CTedtable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER-Yesteriay. In Cir
cult Court, No. 2, the case OF Robert Z Henault
against George 81. Henault, for possession OF
certain property on f street, between 10th aud
llth streets northwest, was decided. IL was
claimed that Jules Henault deceased. when he
drew his will dtspOsing Of the property to de
fendant, was not OF sound mind. After the case
nad occupied the attention OF Judge Hagner's
court for three days the Jury yesterday decided
the will good by returning verdict for the de-
PENDANT