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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suit Ended.


The beautiful uncertainty of the law was
never more fully shown than in the case of
Joseph Alexander ct al. vs. Rev. Albert
Bouldin, which was begun in the Supreme
Court of the District September %, 1867.
The facts in the case are as follows In
September 1857, u small party of colored
people from Virginia formed themselves
into Congregational Baptist Association
with Rev. Albert Bouldin as pastor. The
church membership and Bouldin went to
work and raised money enough from his
flock and Others to buy lot and erect u
church on the corner of Fourth and l.
streets, for which he took deed in hissown
name instead of that of the church organi-
cation. On April |, 1864, Bouldn and his
wife conveyed the property in trust to
Joseph Alexander and three others for the
church organization, taking their promis-
sorry notes rs security for a certain amount,
which he claimed to have advanced out of
his own pocket, in addition to the amount
collected for building tho church. In
time discussions arose in the church, and
in 1867 Bouldin and small minority of
the church turned out Alexander and three
other trustees and forty-onc Of the congrc-
CATION. These expelled parties, in 1867,
filed bill for an account and discovery and
cancellation of the notes given to Bouldin
and for an injunction against proceedings
under the deed. In the court below de-
cree was rendered against compliments.
They appealed to the Supreme Court of the
United States, by whom the decree was
affirmed and the case sent back for report
OF accounts between Bouldin and the
trustees. 1t came back and again went up
to the Supreme Court Of the United States
on appeal, and that court reversed the for
mer decree against BOuldin and sent the
hoc Co NJ 1nc nn,tl1i, ha1
the best of the BATTLE but the parties having
exhausted their strength in litigation few
days since agreed to a compromise decree
in which it was agreed by the trustees ia
pay Bouldin stated sinstalments, failing in
which 3ouldin shall have execution.
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warranted fast color /. Hamburger & Sons
6l5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.

THERE is Michigan woman who can
make up her mind pretty promptly, and
act stoutly on her convictions, as will be
farmers described as respectable, in the
neighborhood Of Grand Haven, taking ad
vantage Of the absence of the sheriff went
to the Jail on lynching expedition. They
managed the business very we'll, overpower-
ing the deputy sheriff without unnecessary
fuss, and were silently stealing off with
their selected victim, when the wife of the
absent sheriff was suddenly appraised OF the
affair. She dextrously closed tho doors OF
tho Jail, taking the bold band of lynchers
prisoners, rung tho fire alarm, brought the
citizens to her assistance and frustrated the
scheme.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30
Beck's Billiard and Pool Hall.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

THE EAST AND THE WEST,
via Washington. ,
STEEL RAIIsi
Schedule to aks f %As snmn4SSE my 3D. 1881
II, 2o-CHIcAeo, CINCINNATI AMIDST. Louis FAST
5.oo-Baltimore. Ellicot City and Way Stations.
to 4o-BALTTMoRE EXPRESS
AnnaG9s ssa WAY sd
and Way, via Relay.l
81o-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
8.16-PHTLADELPIfIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
8. 4o-sTAuSToS and VALLEY ExrnFss. (con.
meets for liagerstown and at Point of Rocks
10 oo-on Sunday oniy-B Baltimore Annapolis and
10. oo-lBiLTIMoRE Express. stops at Hyatts-
vile, College, Betsvile. laurel Annapoli
Junction, Jessups and Hanover.
ITO 1o--PITTsBUReH, CHICAGO, CINciSNATI and
st. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2.1o-Baltlmore, Ellcot City, Annapolis and Way
II a5-on sunday Only for Baltimore and Way.
f2.15-BALTIMoRE EXpRrss
t3 .oo-BALTIMoRE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW
a.so-Bnltimore and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Re-
4.ao-BAETIMonE HYATTsvrLLE AND LAuRBI-
EXPRESS, Frederick via Relay. Stops al
I'd 4o-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
t4.45,;Pont Of Rocks, Frederiel, Hagersiown,
Of Rocks and Way Stations.
i5.45- BALTIMonE, EMPRESS. (Martinsbrrg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
e.o5-Polnt Of Rocks and Way Stations.
10 .45- Baltimore and Way Stations.
7.3o-BALTIMoRE, liYArrsvirar and iAN9t1l
tels-P f,,ai cr.clssof, aaasy teVis
10 80 MInAn S; Nisv Aoar ar ass1oS
TRa,Ti,,oss O s,.1.if I'd Ed M
sS.ffta It .r1 SIS lr! tween Was
I'D Amllr IT. lnr~ ".
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AUCTION SALES.


RY b. II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctoneer.
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated the nlh -
day of February A. ID. 1872 and recorded in NfnI
lber No G12, folio l37, OF the land records for elm
the District Of Columbia. and Mt the written request
of the party secured thereby Will offer for sale
ut public auction, In front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of DECEMBER, a.
ID. 1850, at o'clock y. M, the following described
real estate and premises, located In Washington
City, In said District, viz: Lot numbered four In
Plants recorded subdivision of original lots one
and two In square numbered five hundred and
ninety, with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale rs prescribed by the deed of trust.
The amount of the unpaid Indebtedness secured
with the expense of sale) in cash, and the bal
nnce Mt SIX and twelve months, TO be secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold deposit of
slpwill be required of the purchaser on the day
OF sale Terms Of sale to he complied with In five
days nom day of sale, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell ut dcfaulting purchasers
risk and cost All conveyancing ut purchasers
cost. I. l.. JOHNSON
dei7-eod&ds Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, January II, 1851, same hour and
place |. l.. JOHNSON,
de2DJa5 Trustee
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, january II, 1881, same hour and place.
II l. l.. JOHNSON, Trustee
The purchaser Mt the above sale having failed to
comply with the terms Of sale, the property will
he resold on THURSDAY, June 30, 1851, ut o
o'clock y. M, at his risk and cost
je2i27,20,SO l. l.. JOHNSON, Trustee
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30

Great changes are noticed In the game
of marbles. When you were boy, If you
recollect, the idea was to "knuckle down Z"
and try to shoot SO as to hit the Commons"
In the ring. That's all gone by now. The
game now consists Of yelling, and the boy
who has tho quickest yell wins the most
marbles. That is why half dozen boys
playing marbles under your window re-
minds you of tho tremendous effects Of tho
grand chorus Of Wagner's Nibelungen
Trifoligy."
"A fellow never thoroughly realizes
what blooming ignoramus he has been all
his lifetime until he enters into intellectual
converse with Boston schoolmarm on her
summer solstice-Neio York Commercial Id
,oifi29r
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Sunday Sneaks.

The following editorial from the New
York Herald is applicable to this city: "As-
scmblyman Murphy's bill to discourage a
certain class of informers has passed both
houses of the Legislature and deserves to
become law. 1t provides, in effect, that
when man asks or persuades man or
woman to sell rum on Sunday, keep dis
orderly house or in any other manner
violate penal statue the evidence Of that
man shall not be received against the
offender unless the informer can show that
he was acting under the orders of pros
ecuting officer. 1t is unnecessary to say
that the bill is directed at some overzealous
agents Of societies that are endeavoring to
suppress crime, these agents having them
selves induced many persons to break the
law. Undoubtedly it is hard to secure
evidence that will convict certain class of
offenders, but men who are mean enough to
coax others to violate penal statue are
quite likely to be moan enough to commit
perjury II by SO doing they can put money
into their pockets. There is no moral gain
to the community in making new set OF
rogues merely for the purpose Of suppress
ing an old one.
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Duck Linen.

plain linen, and mohair dust coats, serge and
flannel suits, white duck vests, &C., &c.
Noah Walker & Co., No. 625 Pennsylvania
avenue
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A Petrilied Body.
Kent (MId.) News.

L. G. Reiche ON Wednesday last removed
the bodies of the late John X. Bruif and
wife from the yard at Hynson's Chapel to
Chester Cemetery. The body of Mrs. Bruff,
which had been buried nine years, was
found to be in II petriied condition. The
clothing had all disappeared, and the head
had melted away to its mother dust, but the
body and limbs in all their parts seemed
perfect in shape and hard as stone. No
part of the flesh apparently had shrunk
from the body. 1t was of unusual size
when buried, and Mr.. Reiche thinks now it
would weigh 600 pounds.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30
A ReIucliOu

of 20 per cent. on all boys clothing. A cor
responding reduction ON all woolcns. Else
man Bros. corner Seventh and Il.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30

Gents best hand stitched low shoes down
to "a, at Hahn's, sl6Seventh street, and 1929
Pennsylvania avenue.
The papers are right in denouncing cigar
cite smoking. That it is always attended
with bad results is proven by the fact that
the youngm who had been at it for six
months married u beautiful girl who snored.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST, 1868.
THE COURTS.

Equity CoURT.-To-day, Deacon vs. Dea-
con rule on defendant, Mason, granted, re-
turnablc July 5. Carter VIZ. Jones; ten days
further time to take testimony. Hooper
VS.. Fauncc; pro contesso against defendant,
Faunce,' vacated. Fisk VS.. Hollander
twenty days further time to take testi-
mony. johnson VS.. johnson; payment of
taxes by receiver from rents ordered. Adj
iourncd sine die
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30
'tcea hungarian miners


eating bologna sausage in II low saloon and
. asning it down with bad whisky. They
started to return to the mines, and were
afterward found scattered along the road in
various stages of insensibility. 1t is reported
that five of them have died.
The thirty-first annual convention OF
the American Protestant Association of the
United States met ut Wilmington, Delaware
yesterday morning. Sixty delegates, repre-
senting most of the States, were present
Samuel Liggatt, of Philadelphia, was elected
grand master; john Pike, of Chicago, vice.
grand; VIM. Spence of Philadelphia, secre-
tary, and Albert G. Smith, of Boston,
treasurer.
L. Zeckendorfer's powder-house at Tue.
son, Arazona, containing two carloads OF
engine gun-cotton and tonitc powder, ex.
ploded Sunday. All the windows in the
city were broken, doors burst in and crock
cry stocks demolished. The conclusion
broke lamp in the residence of Mr.. Katz
setting fire to the house and badly burning
seven of the inmates. The county hospital
was ruined, but none of the patients were
injured. The total loss is about 100000.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-30

DRAFTS ON London, Dublin and Paris at
III. ID. Cooke Jr., & Co.'s, 1929 Il st.
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tire Stuck nfLnM Shnes

Our Entire Stock OF Low Shoes
For Ladies, Gents, Misses, Children must b,
closed regardless of cost. SSear Bros, 49,
Seventh street
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Summary Of We, 'erday's News.

The Information tSengerfest was
formally opened vest ,.ay afternoon in the
Exposition building d Chicago.
--Griscom, the Chicago faster, acknowl-
edges that he begins to feel weak in the
joints, and he shows no disposition to walk
up and down his apartments, as was his Gus
tom up to the end of last week.
Several of the persons, including Mid.
hat Pasha, recently tried for complicity in
the assassination of Ah'ul A2i2, late Sultan
of Turkey. h'7o lean sentenced to death
and -Wa lMe been sentenced to ten
yea eegvito
70 ~ la,iss.D. a SHsde, ecepkly arrived
10 san fiau5syS nom Honolulu, reports
that iu.esai HUNDRED Scandinavian, who
weut IS the sandwich Islands under labor
contract ida by Capt Larange uro held
what 81 practically a stake OF
cry, gho story has created great sen So
ZION Ia San FaU'iscD
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Notice.

Prcntss' concentrated lemonade is sold at
the corner of Seventh and i streets.
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TITI, ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY Y, January II, 1881 same hour and place.
II I. l.. JOHNSON, Trustee.
, 1881-12-21

TIC <sai,$ ot caldwell Hur1crcr& Now
Surrounded III Deserted Uu9bHt.
Sptetal Di&puteI. to The thfeaaa Tribute.
WICHITA. Kas.. lire. a1,-Tho funo,rl Of aIllo
MraHher, shot Ii ING !ate cuwsmy rail-! ut casd.
well, tunk piaee hero tntfay, atu wins very large
Is attended. THO servser. were conducted ac-
curling tn tho rites OF tho Catholic Church, of
which Mcnxhcr WITS II member, 1.atc saturday
evening the mrautng purity Of c.tt2rnA frum
Cnaslwell surrounded the flying cowboys In de-
aertch tlurt,llt ntpDut twelve ,n!lrs south Of
Unl!wel,. The gitizutis ttcs!aro they viii return
uslve. Tua exctten,cnt ut.dar wtltet the City at
EMlwetl y ahor!na ~ Frss!er tlnn T. cyer % 4, thn
fru.l MnaYlier WIS fatally shot atld Ia Haw tteat
Tho cuWhuyx In tho duxtut are In i tight rlaGc.
70 cotne nut Il Prc dtt, tnrc1natn IN isstarsa-
lion, 1Ile .sItlxcnH arr wltctu uf11 determined.
10 ths ffattrA Asthetated I'frst.
itUSxEwELI" Kaa., Doc. a1-'rhe drapcrat1ocs
VIM " "rnIltntcd up" Caldwell hnrv undoubtedly
esta1ct'. IN snE.lay night nJnui Hn'clt'ck they
tnh,l llpoh sr ire.Khters ntiti thok tlvu horsrs.
They aiao n,uto tho'n cook supper md feed
chauxcl these horacs eur nve others lit Il lzlnch
below. They had Il light Inst night at Sanforsls
ltnr.ch. OIL WnKun Ercek. whcrs they tuos toinu
aaddles. They travel nnty by hight. In tho
ilaht y! 1nF9"t l!,. Tala9t !l h,s Ter .areiinKsr s!
aro evidently nltninE fur OH Mrxco. Tnlhut is
Il 1ntp,l desperate. lin killed tho Marshal nnst
ncpnty-stMrshhl Mt fnrt Elliott, Tex.. in tho
SPRING 0r lss). aud Twelve years aRo killed two
rpur..ca IN thu Creek SAt10n wlthnlit cause. lilo
throass MESSENGER Just IN says The sheriff -
In hot pnTsilf. ut,ti sni,t hnuk FOR reinforce
h,cnt Of tWnnty picked nou 10 meet hln. al Cam
tunment, Ind. Ter.
, 1881-12-21
RAKES AND REELS.

4 aMst for Danlaycs for Alleged liz
iringciMclEt III Patents Pertaining 10
lIenpern MIItl 1I0svers.
dpsetat Dla.x'tth 10 7ns Cntsaao TrtLanA
N0cmEsrEn, n. T.. Doc. ':O.-A bit IN equity
I1ns been tiled anb subpoena Issued thereon,
served by Un!lca 6tntea blarshal, III III actlon
1T tho U,,ttcA States Circuit Court for this dis
trIot, Instituted By 0corRe Harding, Of rh.la-
t.e!pnta, AZ Trustee yar tho hc,let or Cornclllls
Autumn, Samuel X. rlatt. lohn +. AdrIauco
samuel Johuston, and Qaorge flurAiug.
patcntocs and nsslHnces, againat u. W. O4durau
j. TO-, IT AUBURN. n. r.. a corporation extot-
slyely cngnged III tho manufacture Aad sale 1t
u1owurs ata ru.porH, lor ti,e reeovary Or dam
mont Ut patul.ts fur 'riprofctncnta IN csnnbitta
r,koA and rras for harvcHlers held by p,antltf,
md Tor il para'u,nai injunction restraining i
G0ntinuu,cs Of such alleged 7 unlawful ,uHngsact-
ci,Fes. It IA cstlmatrt thur HctrIy mt hut,arc,!
Thousand naghinea cmbMythg thu g1noint,a
r.lKU and rcN hAsG heeH constructed BY t!ulun.-
nMt s. alleges! s!a1us!an and !MEr!uFemeat os she
exclusive rightK Of plpliitlir undur thu lutttr'a
ratent held by lin. II in s.a.rd that plultlsln
sata ~ royalties mud pru'ita ubuut onu million
f1l1nfX
, 1881-12-21
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY,

xxo,tld-fse T1,tevos sscnrnd OF by nr Is,,-
ployc-A MARKED Ex,ahl1alattsent,
At II o'elnck MonJay night fotae thieves cut
tho stnss mt Of tho door Of uruwn & Iriors
h,lt,ordashery establishment at No. t@s WASH
!uKtnn street, and, upUn tho aprrnach of a
wntcnnial. Jumped down n Foal-h0e and es-
capped. l.. II. Bnrtsott, ono Of tha clerks, WINS
awakened by tho racket, nn,l after tlrcHslng h!M-
self determined IN alt III, tho remainder uC tin
hight. At . o'cloctt titn thieves rcturIiHl aEatn
aud begun to work nu shutter
That hc lid becn put up to cuyor ttt broken
TIasy. AIR. fINrtlett Ind snnIl revolver and ht-
tempted tu sH,1t tho felinw ha could aer. lin.
fortunately Tit, wuapbn hung tire at thu strsl nt-
tenilt, ant by tho time he hnI tlrcta'rH tn Aht,at
again tile hllrKlAra tnts scrte1leh theIhsUlv lveA.
After tlAt ihuy !tndp their escnle. atln lid tut
shUw M. ngntit. 1hg cstabiiahtnail hNs l,e1n G,e-
culiurl, Inflicted NTH bnrEtastu.!A attempts.
soscessf,t. s,':.s i Tw., w"cis ci mo- ' th'et i
4nt nwlly With d package df sll!t hnnakerchets.
DCn september hlt,rt,tnE nbnNt u nclnck Mr..
IMttteti eAptitret Alul! wlIu VIVA stttltnH nnt.
kelvil!gfs through h sll!dti tri,t,su!n ntcr tho
window. alld Hitter hult14 holding him III hour,
j.ttt tihr3 t0 IeavO the HttjrG, MIlt,we HIN tO 10.
IN AtlpiiFt. utlu morning n0Mt thu Bt,io hour
fellow nunD.l EunIcy Gss,ke III 0na III tho win
duws with stonc. was captured by
Il night Walchsnnn. and Ia nnw Rnry-
iMx II thsea years, TORN ut !"ttnt.
tim 10 lnrEtura. us 1t " Unsy ~ yet at a1id tasy
to INT away from. Some lin0 tnprilIux they vii!
10 utcaneA 0nt entirely.
, 1881-12-21

l,:nt1S, Dec. a0.--rlle Post says: DR..
l}usch. u.,tter Secretary of Stnte, wllo llas
been III Italy Il Innntl', waa Instr,lctwt to re-
main In l.tal,c to continuu tlle negotiations
bnEun by vnn 3ollDexer with tic VATICAN.
Won ScilIUexer IL expected 10 arrive here
within Il fow wccks.
THE CAllI.f:.
Tic English tsnyrrnnGnt ttns Ernhietl per-
mission IN tho t;erMan Uninn Telegraph
Company 10 Nae Vaaentta rs Il connecting
p0int for tile cabin Al,ollt to b0 laih fr0M
ENtel,, uniting Germany direct with tile
Angln-AniertcaM SYSTEM nf Telegraph cables.
T1IE EMPEROR WILLIAM
I,as given $1,000 !nnrks To TIC fund for the
sufferers by the TleNMa theatre fire.
fEftsItOhM,
eti1tor og the 1HysblaHt Inns bcen seAtencel
10 three months Imprisonment for Insulting
ntsMurck.
, 1881-12-21


l. 1)ay'a Ctlrpnic,c Of tntracsio1ls. Of The
Law In Various r0rtlUnz Of The C0nMs
try.
svtstal Dt.pa.eh to 1as Chicago 1rtbuns.
ANNA. H., nce. al-Tho clothing stnro Of fsaao
Kempner WIS burg'artzud curly this morning.
aud surc,Tsl hundred .lnllurs' worth Ut gttuda
tnketl, which wcro fortunately recovered and
ono of tile thieves capturod The huTx'Ar gave
htS na,no IN Patrick joyIo, anl was bolitta nysr
1t, tho sum OF $50 this morning fnr blu appear
auep ut court. III default Of hull Ito wax takon
thI5 aftorn0un IL tho county 1ail At Taylnrrtllo.
spte!as ba,patsa to 7as EAtsaao tribune.
L1TTLn liocK, Ark, pcu, I.-Al6ert Wtlltat1s.
William Itoutnson. and I'd Cato. reputable plant
Tho l0th while riding h0I,owartl from tho c0Nnsy-
sent. Noblnson HtAbbcd Williams With largo
bladed knife, ,utilctilix Il fatnl wound, All tho
men were Intoxicated. Cato and ltobnaon lifted
Williams into waKun mud thon tlod.
spsetl! DIpa.t~ su Tho Chfr4Qo Tribune.
nEpyQMu, Ind, Dec. s0,-WtItam Morria, IN
ltlnerant dealer in whisky by Lbs quart under
Government llceuae. has bern PIT N ials. lie
was Indicted by thu late 9ranl Jury for sellti!l
foar tlo samo violation u ths law Will tako paoo
EkwuAsTLK. pa,, poc. so.-Wll!am Alexander,
hceamo lmvolyuI Il, FAMILY ais1 urballce ys.lpr.
thy evening, 3n thu E0ufsp Or #hlta na ahpt aae
wfo through tho arm, asd was abuAt 10 tlro
sGruk spizcu an empty run H1,l struck bls fhther
Il stunning bl0w ou tho hrAl. follttsX Inn 70 th1
nNnr. The aild 4laH wis Altye Inst night, b1k t1o
nttcna!uv fhystu!"nz say he eNs''.ut recover.
Tue Isloshef lna son have been arsestVa A,ld aro
III ia!..
iDarj qt tarli.illa was &nurt, All murder cases
Sct .sown tur htnt'nA snaay weso continued An~
81 3annhr uwaa ~ ths e sosS@eS sss9t II
Seselal ta1ltkh to 7hs tAttava Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob. Dec, s0.--th An alteresltlon uvcr
Wages tttiay ut l.UiR lTHo. Ill shs North M.
lraska fruutibs, between uessy, the atuxo'llnv
, 1881-12-21


of faith 4,d loss Ut buu. 50 that they tnay not IN
allc II blame fne III &hls world or tho nntL now
scr. ior ti'o Standardization of taoso VIII iavo
NIT aircahy lxt ihutr tond Rnd sound Judy.
= f,r*tA-tt Is quito possible that mining tho
frieIl.lt IF IrclntId III this country Mro farXo
nn!nbcrs. nut n,et'lfcrs of secret. oa!h-lun,il
Irth " Or snnIr orIg,, il as wnrn1, ~ genuine,
rs 'llsIhteicstcd a. that Of the tnust cxlru atEd
rdbld revouttonists. a!nc!l tna II, tnrinsr hay9
rcvolutlonlsts ID nut u,osnpUixu all tho I4ltrttyt-
,slt,. nt,y tns,ru tn hey tx,sscsa MI th9 !t,tal-
It IL true Immense III tl,olr owu concott. but yct
they 'lo nut usl, tho ~hno island Mnd nll Its IN.
trr,!sts. This hint, To iyo tlcAisst, Will. mn
Alr,l bt tbrtlwH NTar Dil tll0fts.
"second.Ait l1essIons mt q & falth a',d NOR
als admit Of free 'ttsuus.tu aud liberty " uptn.
ihat, utl,ers 10 dVl,lnvrr m,d ntlc..,pt ii lasil
thosn VIM nncAtIy 'ti,cr frnn them INTO f1ltth'
ntls ati,l plMctces nut Metcptanla ub tl.#fr scnst
cuussnY tl.tt,y to rslinft and h,,!i ni,nf frn Il
9,nrl e',,,se Especially IS lI.ts trlo u speech
A.nur,ruh tltoilte. III tiIs struggle iur tin
nmsll9r.o M 81 .ho s"ea! H, .,I,tai s.,'tt,
heii nf AMericHas ufO t,'t ~ lit huaut.ul. Full
lctans tnay bu wi,pprtl t,ltu nnt srtces prcparei
tor thus,l. Atncrtva!l citizens wia''o tiiolr own
"Ihst.:- Is .iRrsasst,ss ts ss.,.as., hotes sud
i" taa talkcr. iuIt q h's vie.lM: Wo.,' ;hu xnl:
!; bcvtIis The Victims NJ this taf will la fund
Ut, tins utnsr side ns luo Atiantie, nrl IN this.
fnurtli--Iuo tlrSt III t.u ct,usnlted III 9rnat
iissi involvt', wllose properly aa iIves tlru nj
hihke. who kIlow whnt II Is possibas 10 obtain.
ami !hg tH:t tnO!lns u sl.ccesH.
Fith-[ hDhl thAt tho tWCnty-CIEbt Arch.
bishops nt,d bishops or irc!ant know us tnucu If
% ;Lo nee.ls IT, q her people M ~ Il kMowt. ~ fsr
wrItMrt,. their snceriy anl tiis,u,erettt.dnt,-s,
as.sals nor ,,s..sis: lint ~ VIII .aos,; u ansses:
, 1881-12-21

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,pA,tfs, Ucc. ga bftltNt demonstration WIS
tradc Mgansi Mip. auruh ltcFnharstt VI us,ossA
nn Nnv.@a. During tha a4y the x,ftes' netlrxs
IN uniisua! churuutGr was nbt'ut tn tbecilr: III
consequence Bhr eposltud hrr ,lIa,nn,da u
u!are IT Eatety, hut stNlk no other lEreenItpn:
~ cvtr, aud Whcn II wnS lIyer FREUD t,tttrc1 -
stvo,,pnS n't,. !ssn!sss V hsy s,a!s'. ana s!,e
sHppetl hy Il furious rnt!l. Nhcn urea, :" nniYl.
wlti tho juwrasl nut With y!nlt u,oIlry" slates
stimulated by thu prlm,so or q hs!1dsoAao Up.
i,,ku nwpy aHA reAche1 tho hptul u satply.
Here us1ntler crowd Wn4 gathered. a,a tue Bt-
t,lpk ruee,,,Hhullret With AttnUutetl yiaOr.
lille. Aurnh j1rIlhnrlt. With admirable prca.
eI,uc Ut mind, 1pencl tho cuac tantalnnx tic
lug toya among fhs penplt 4 srnltlG.c iiu1he-
tlalcIy cnAuct, anl the artrcas Atid her conua'i-
, 1881-12-21

HTFtNCHtlnfIA CTOSVV!
Yesterday w,lx Tho uruHlAH OF thu great tala
" threv consolidated sMHGs nf mcME wnscr
iwcv,, Cinrk a,d liz snlic. Ihu % urow.i WI win 70
great I'LL aNy that hundreds wer. titrIicsI nway
tumble tu get lhto llEe Hinre. Al! a,lt such
tiuta!s EutnE faat. Thu rnt,su stuck ta,tst IN
el~ts' uut III hse tays. 1.-Two t'nly srtcu ~
HlrlItlOu few nr tho sreat ln.,yNl,a slluy nru
.aln. s;'Gt H,ntMnlrr,i ,rertll ~ " 1utl,ey
tMr,lci: II spl.ihl suit tIf Atths rls1theH, *iir.
w.,ier pants, ~ cents E,Ar,t.,tcrtl wurtA 81 nr
nlutiay tut4rnpd: meIl'A fashionable hata. ~
rchit. wnrth $i&: HeMH Ht,,sessnirts aY.ss ssrAw-
aud .j.hD t!i1fetrIIt nrttsrs fur hlcHh W!ar al E
Mudlsnn xtretl, hrlWtrn clnEk ulld In snllc.
lttMelnbcE. this g1pAt sAn MUST ctuse III hsn
ahys.