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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-30
Special Nofices.

s~ATTENTION, LINCOLN POST NO. 3, 6. A.
~ R.! Fall in for parade at a. m. at Head
quarters It is the duty, it should be the pleasure
or every eomrade to be present at and participate IN
eur annual decoration ceremonies. By order OF N.
Il. BROOKS, Post Commander. AUG. FLYNNE,
Adjutant my3tlt*
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corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con-
tinues to receive valuables of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
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Turkish. Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 9O3 f
street. Only frst-class bath in the city.
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DIR. Rovee's TurkIsh Ra,b-
The SheSid RafIrs-

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 St., near Ju-
dietary So. Best shampOoer this side of New York
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new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every saturday. II M,
Arrive i'll WASHINGTON every Monday. a u.
Leave WASHINGTON every Monday. .-----...-5 p.
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every Thursday.-6 a. M
Through and prompt connection with New York..
Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Through
Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered
daily until 6p. m. W. p. CLYDE K co,
]. II. JOHNSON & Co. Gen. Managers.
Agents, eth and 18th NJ ST. Wharves $ W, Ia2 E
St y. w, Washington. ID. c. ma14Iy
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Death of Edward y. Reynolds.

Mr.. Edward D. Reynolds, resident Of
East Washington for the past thirty years, died at
five o'clock yesterday morning, after an illness ola
few months, of acute consumption. He was .
brother of Major C. A. Reynolds, U. s. A, and held
during his life trusty positions in the navyyGrd
and Government Printing Office. He was dutiful
as son, kind as a brother, and generous as
friend. Having been for years president Of the
Columbia Fishing Club and a charter member O.
the original Columbia Fire Company, both these
organizations held meetings last night and adoptc
resolutions feelingly expressive of the esteem il
which he was held. His funeral viii take place
10 morrow from his residence, 80 street north
east aud the remains will be inferred in Noun!
Oiivet Cemetery.
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. No Treasurer AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,

RG~ NOTICE.
LIZ TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May go 1881.
Personal taxpayers hereby notified, in obedl-
ence to law that they required to make out and
return statement of their personal property within
forty-ve days from this date, and in default of such
return the assessors required by law TO make out
such statement from the best information that be
obtained, and add thereto penalty of fifty per
centum.
Blank schedules can be obtained at this Office.
By order of the Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia.
RORERT p DODGE
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The National SaEe.Daoos5t Com,

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Md.
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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Book, 81 pages, amusing and usg,G reading sent
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress
Monroe, and the South.


StaterOOnS, 81; Meals, 75c.
Freight received until 5 d. m.
The steamer will extend her trips 10 Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at HaTtleyS Wharf
Tickets and StatPrOOmS be had and infOrma-
ton cheerfully furnished B. W. Reed sons. 12l6
street northwest: Cooks Tours I431 Pennsylvania
enue; W. 5. Roses cigar stands the principal no
tells; H. r. POlkinhOrns, next to City POSt-Ofce and
at the Company'S Office, foot of Seventh street.
GEORGE AIATTINGLY. Superintendent z,
WILLIAM p. WEIGH, Agent. ma21 =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-30
LEWIS
tS Witch Hnsel and GIycerine

e~ WASHINGTON NATATORIUM,
~ street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Open every forenoon for Ladies
and
Every afternoon and evening for Gentlemen.
Male and Female Teachers ready al all hours to
give instruction in Swimming.
, 1881-12-21

TSsa"lrcr. Mr oaacn i,rorepF. showed iSo s
rrcr!pts during tho year to hnve been
the 6nlanco On hand s$4.;S. Tho report wis
referred tn II specinl nnditinE comnittce of
thrcc. 4 committee was appointed 10 nntnnatO
trustees for the ensuing year, and tho fci!owlnx
Gcst. i. u. Toss 'rhomns t.rovn IT,. and 1. t.
l.unsny. A bN1nt wAa taken. and they wrro
clrutcd. Mr.. Ernest !lefmer waa electrl Treaa-
tlrrr. nt,l Mr.. Charles wilkins Secretary. A
noarrl uf Trustees mud tlto snGrotnry fur faith.
fut services rendered. The mcottnR then nd.
tuurnud.
CATHOLIC ORPHAN AartuM.
The pupils Of st. Athry's Industrial Ecbonl,
tnm. Eavg a literary and .n,,s!cai entertainments
lust evening IN tt1s roufns Uf tho Union Cut hnIIo
Library Association. which was M that Brother
Fellow pr0nltacd-"A practical demonstration to
9It who rrofess a to- fcel sone I.sercat u ac @
child; m exhibition of. tue attempts nutc tn re.
fnrrn tho wnywarl little ones that cruHd
our etreets." The little wallis themselves
furnished she entiro entertainment in plensing
Harrison prGsfdtd, and IL tho conclusion ur n
vcry lengthy pyoArnn lnn1o very protty little
nd1seas IN thu lWys. und eomn,gn.fed tliotn to
the care Ut the!r instructors. nrd the1r Instruo.
community. lie then Introduced III succession
Archbishop Fechan md Judge Moran. Tho
fNrfnGr ttttmntctt That Ot1 some future occasion
he would Brc,lk inUrs at cnRth on the cUsl,ierA-
rHrcn,es, children ought to receive, This slntter
intsle strung appeal III the eatnc hcHalt. And
enlhrRed upon iao int!c1atiun IN tlle Arcn.
hlsnop's addrcss. II h., tito Arrhb!shup. would
ttuopluE to tho eal ali The Influence mud wcRtth
hc could Wish tD see III hla project tor caring
fur mud educating bonlttess children.
, 1881-12-21

II ono who had mt "knpwn It NIL nlo.,g.' and
III. ill., sct "a" xcat ;oS H., yo s spf 81 d 5
sp%4ns name sS wss 'r.t mc"tioac WI W.T. oc': s
ho was NIT 4 candidate and did not earo for
nntcp shs plaee; hi; name va 'eas ssSSy Hy. fYr,
nsesrt @ II, Ht1se 1t III. character rsyng eon,:
appointed onc. TINT iA,vi,, @ iersi,a;!t;i f,iin to
atccpt tho pt,ssinn ~ got tl,e aennt,r nut nr \
nnte: ilo en he't,R Tint the srnitur was nblIgeA
" nave tho appointment rrrtlit'al q, him. Mr..
not havc aet tlcrcate,! t,at not C'l. tlavl* lcen
s ssS xsS up a' eSs' ar OH ssTe; Sse
over tho success Of bis lrt,ler. sono uf the
other candidates. affected In brievu that Sral'!-
ing VIVA NJ ter III compromise cAttlf1lttu select.
tor Lugan. Nevertheless. there wns ncnernt
K sves Sss tns &C. sos.n ys sc M S
nar snst still leaves tho Second
Mr. Spnldtt2, 30 ne to he In position WherC
he eau necept tho ot'iee, Will hasc to
TRANSFER 4 cuHRtbENAHLE rDRTtoN OF His
nuStSEas INTERESTS
into other hnnds. Tim Inv On the subject IL very
ftrtHKtnt. Mr. SpMltltt1R owns tho schooner Will
bur a,,d tho bark Wllan, Joucs, of tilis port. III
%addloon % to \ stock Interest III xhrertl bnrge
well rs lis lirlber business fr he cannot be IN.
tcrcstcd In slnxIo cargo brought lntn this Ur
nsit uthor purt. IA Will be seen from recalling Sec.
2.ES Ut tho !testsrl BtRtutes Of tho Unitetl
Stutcs, which II AZ fellows:
Mn persun cmpoyett under the authority Of
the untttu StntGs lh The collection nr uukIGs on
Imports or tnnnnge shalI own, either III wboto or
IN part, Nny vessel. nr nct rs tgcnt. attnrry. ar
constance for tho nwncr Dr owGts 0E my vessel
or u my car9o or 'ad,v On board the sumo; nur
shall any snct persnn Import or he connected
restly nr Indirectly 1li iu .ao inporiAtton e any
Every person WHO violates ths section 8huli bo
lahe to peNntsy nj $i0j'
Tultve within tho ett1r Of the law will NOT be
difficult matter, MS It will lIs easy to rlMce tho
business In aafu h4uus.
KEroisTER CALLED ON Nil. spALptNu
and asked him II ho bud received 1tntlco nf his
appointment. lie replied that be l,nt not, at,j
that the report Ut bis appotntncut was as cum.
ptete surprise to htu,self M It could pt,sstLIy
fused IT, lie interviewed ut I'LL upon tho subject
Of biz appointment. II Gun be stated with good
leMl Of certuinty TINT II the President, Hpun
seontor Lluun'a recommendation, decided to
send bis nan,e It? the Senatc, he Will aceept the
os'!cc Tor which be Ii duly qualified. having dis
posed OF bis vessel Interrsfa soIhc ttme ago.
, 1881-12-21
DECEMBER, 1881.


The remarkably mild Decemi,pr weather that
Is at present being experienced throughout tho
country bus brought tho "olJest inhaLltant" to
tho frout ng.Iin, ard he vows that his recoee.
ton EnneuCes nothing Ike It. Tho uilIy cuI-
eoiatton nccompanyng 1t sccms to Ie that Il Is
favorable tnr tho cable road IND the smuIl- pox
Gpade1nic,anh Superintendent Holmes and Dr. Dn
might continue fnr time ut least. Tho icc-cut,-
sllncrs uo not liko H. n0r dDos tho vorncluus
plumber. and 1t !Ouks ns though the latter's GUS
tutnury trip tO Europe, Will have to be alum
donctl next sutnttIcr. Fur the benefit Of sorAe
ptopfo whU Btcn 10 think that tho Dceenlbur uf
lh1n wis as mild rs tho present one, tho aceetn.
1nnyl1H comparative ta6le bus buen prepared
trosn tnn alKs'a!> service, reports Df tho iirat
twenty dnya In the Decembcss nj each year:
1871. 1881. 1881,
Average daily Temperature. = sy..M ~. .
A.nnllnt Ut rain aud SNOW
:, full tlnctscsj.... .......... 185 no l.3l
Highest temperature. II 81. b
Lowest temperature. . II H. E
lllRhcst duly rhnHo .........a ri II IL
Lowest duly rnnKe ....,.... : 40
, 1881-12-21
4N.inlti.tftE LItEjNSltS.

-4.e
staFraao llcen.as wcro Issucd yestorauy to lo fof
1uwIItR:
.< Nims anl stsidtnee. An<.
tEas fiaa.s. ' "SSs ..".a
"l;Is t!s,4s~'nE r EH:ai1 y: Si1l.!sf tstas5 .s sae:
iuoy K ji.aIsy tis.sS.
i'Ssa,'a %i'Ssa effM: Ra.L'':.l Lns!te'
tloso iiuvMt,uf, Elcso ~.
A,,sast a1 4 E. tinTa'.sl t,ays In1ssoa .....a
lta t. jewsl chC4u.
}'ssssa ss,s:ss'' ehs;s;
ssG.It snsa ',os Y :sa,I, t:sx,
sisry s i.fsas 9si!ssa: :S
Senfrle GnthtatAn. thigaKt.
Adn hh"asAs Eh!rus" .......,..........",......,H
lals1vlna Glvs Observation-Disclosures.
@:G @ s i!a@'. s.'nth tenth, GIhsax1.
,,1tn Tnonta.k k%5a"iy Ill ~ Asshsras. .:.........-
&nuac''a Nis'tt3s lIss hreI0f'aF.,
Fast .aaa taFs + ts'is; nc!s,s sss1Fs lr.t.::
Wlihslt lIndcnian, fhsSaNn. .........,,,,.,..,.,.
tMa.'is Fsels tnic44u,
.nns q Sullsui Cs,,
:ty1 ;1.aa* iaas j.: aa4. asa.r .,s s:nra
tfraaa. j. Iuyne,
t;Msn,n !s,a Il sfrS1,'' Ghte!xo
I"an Wobvr. ~ .ys,t
sarf Anaat'on. n, sI,.
Eti:s l::s1 i L. MGsay; s4tit tc,GSSsixs;
FGs;!!Ssark !t.Mk sllleaso o........".."...".7t
lAuta 0aadsreun. ChLcaau. ~. ....,
ss'ls naa s1KsIsaf KISaf.S ~ t 2ysssss
tHVtsan AGlauA, CacaHU.
, 1881-12-21

- ClUSNG OUT LEATHER GOODS
at Merkcr's pocketbook faotory, se Stato street,
l0rKo s0ck OF toilet, pcrfumell tresstuk- cuscs.
work and tcwclry boxes, glove and handler
chtef, coltars and ru!r boxes, albums, etc. must
be cioscd out nt reduced manufacturers prfces.
lMnt full to Gull curly ut tlp fuctury, 6; Stutt,
street. - "
, 1881-12-21
SlS&laflY 1lcu,

Wells Health ltenawcr-Abyalfte euro for
ncrvntis debility and wsukness Ut tho futlotions.
u, al dFngRista Icpot. ~ l.alsu slsuQs.
, 1881-12-21

6h0 will expect hcr regular Christmas bottle
OF tho "alnra" ColDEhu, Hear II Iu in,nsl.
, 1881-12-21
ltftfItIffxtGIf LFtitNo JIH,

Herman kratAchmer, II
tMnry kfneckHIAu1. Chicago. 4......,...+.........W
William IL. H,cce, Is kDi,th ttA1atpd ..........
}IeHnio W. kncrrn, H5a alwauknu.nv ..............H
tlhvd tfcndersr,
1rtcn e. r, Htt t:hIeasD
, 1881-12-21
nE1lGHrEIil nnnRc

DELIGHTFUL uuuHS.
Tho lovcra Of delightful oLnrs can he grRti!lctl
by purchasing sotuu ut Dr. PRICES perfumes, nut
III IN handsomely decorated toilet buttlcs and
elegant odor cases. by btoalo & Price, lii Han
1Qluu Strlut.
, 1881-12-21
hAT THE GRAND pAcleIcn

"AT TIE GRAND PACIFIC"
Samuel nuad. Of Now Ynrk City, dtsn!nys n
large tao o8 tlno furnishings for tncns wour, II,
lioa, III, abs'yo hotel, l,ntlI tho .sth Inst, An
curly inspection Of aatno Is respectfully re-
lngatcI,
, 1881-12-21
THE CITY.


A. Conn, ESQ.,. Of Cleveland, is n guest at tho
Leland.
1rnar c. C. coLr, Of Dcs soIncs H., Ia at tho
1ntnler.
FRAME L. SHOEMAKER, Z. s. n. Is at tho
Palmer.
1onx ". ponrEn, Of Iowa City, ia.. ia at the
fremont.
ALIEN {. FuLtrn, of 1cIs!lorc, IT,. ID At tho
fremont.
ALEXANDER EEMr, OF Florence Wis. Is at tho
Ttement.
joins Axn II. i. cnrMr, Of Philadelphia. are At
tho puctc.
I'M. IIEsay PALMER, Of .1anesrlllc. Wis. ia at
tho Shcrmnn.
LIZ WILLIAMSON, Of Washington. p. c.. Is at
IrpoE N. II. nunuAnp. Of Cedar Rapids, fa Is
nf tho rncNe.
Ex-MAyon .. ". osnonS. Of Auburn. N. T., Is
at :ne p,lcHc.
JOSIAH JEwErr. Ctty.Atrorney, Of Buffalo, N.
T.. !s mt the Palmer.
Ex-SEcMrrAnf- or srArE wtt.r.tAM MEvAnrs
Of New York. IL registered at tho Palmer.
a1n lIuoH CArst"tSn and tsohcrt II. lsnrker.
Ut Lunton Engl4ud. aEo registered nj the shcr-
nlhn.
+. DRtscott. editor Of tho st. raul tslnn.>
Tieer+ tre*s. nn John r. Crntner. rliltor ut the
Milwaukee Hfscoasf''. arc ut tne t'"cll'c.
Tne gentleman to whom Miss zoc sstsshclm
IT. Srre Was not r. rss r. en i. me ~ e
rcctly suited yesterday. hut Mr.. Ernest n. Alien.
VILLAIN il,sAynr; general s"perntcps1ent s1'
Inns, General Ticket Agent u tho burlington.
pucinc,
TIE semperatare yesterday, as obssrvsd s.s i,y
Iuld.na,. was: sa. Ill.,. Is degrees: 70 1t. M. 40:
II. I'LL, :9,so; ~. in.. ass.
of S9 lgs Mest s1 ind'ann A..
appcarsd sast NAV. The absentce Is q ycass q q
aHt tnll u,,d s.tn. snndy.haired. dressed 'n dark
s1ss RRows md her mnther supct!ntentcd
tho r,,moyni OF tito "Cosmos" from IInyery's
Thratru to the!r new loruron 1T tic corner Vt
R Jaw ,bo.n safcy s'ees hensca II sor new
quarters.
AMAs named Michael s1eoarr,glo foil % n
Wsx. nesr n tnc IL @ yssteray s. after
~ The corner IT Twcnty-alxth und Butter
streets. where he lived. tlu leaves wife aud
Six children.
4 LARGE matl. wason. Just nut Of tho snop,
met With MI accident Ut tho illiHola Central de-
put yesterday evening. One hihu wheel caught
aea iae see biesnR t sokes or 1t IT. tue au
mud damaging the nxeias.
CHARt.ta srsTTMAN hns made voluntary as-
e4ess{s y ~ Tsf ] ot f"o a % 's1 s 't Mba Ss
the nssets et'ilsst Of stock Of fllrs, otc., nnw
~ ~ H. SFs s FITS strso ttF'' apo oons 10
ar mert!nR Of tho noard or Directors of the
Dour. Of Trade TceKrnph CatnparY held yes-
icrtay, the following officers werv egcsel: Z. y.
dcni: james ii. iintt. Treasurcr; Il. c. Knapp,
secresufy and General Manager.
ed @ ! nPsr On
nItr
, 1881-12-21

kRAhZ'S CONFECTIONERY TO THE FRONT,
THIS holi'lhy witnesses display Ut confectaon.
cries. BigIr toys, trec and cake brntmcute, Of
oil kIns, ut John Krans's, "a a, 10 State street.
sneh Us Wns never seu1 here berure.
, 1881-12-21
SUITS AND DIRE SES

sUI1s AND DNf; sEy,
- |( >~.-,,.' ">""~~>@~~'~~~~-~~~~.,,
&@&A}%1Nii;;;;;|r. . I;
@:MA'I<: /;
We mean exactly what we sav
We propose to offer cur entire
stock OF
LADIES' 6 CHILDRZyI'y
SUITS,
Both imported and of our own
manufacture, at exactly
|oNE:TH.II.R|D D LESS
Than the price they were marked
last month. This offering, in a
great many cases, means great
deal less than one-third off their
real value, as customers will
please take notice that nil our
lMP0R TED COSTUMES
Have already been marked down
far below the cost Of importation,
But the prices for this weeks
sale will be one-third less than
they were last week.
To illustrate more fully, please
read the following quotations:
Our $20 Dresses will Ae sold for $t4.
Our $1S Dresses will be sold for $12.
Our $25 Dresses will bc sold for $17,
Our $3o Dresses will DO sold for $40.
Our $50 Dresses will DO sold for $s5.
Our $75 Dresses will bo sold for $50.
Our $l00 Dresses will be sold for $o7.
Our $3.50 Dresses Mill be sold for $1Qo.
Our $500 Dresses will be sold for $l25.
All our Children's Suits will be
marked down in the same ratio.
An early cali will secure the
largest assortment to select from.
PARIS!AN SUIT CO.,
..ststSs $aihia $aihia tIonroo-sts,,
Under Palmer House.
, 1881-12-21
0NE-THIRD LESS

Than the price they were marked
last month. This offering, in a
great many cases, means a great
deal less than one-third off their
real value, as customers will
please take notice that all Our
, 1881-12-21

ty PARTIES t,ItertA1,al in tho IlHnl,rL!n CAnal
ptu1ert tram business circles tn Now t0rs 1t Is
!honght quite likely tlMt the. maturity, of
.'"is, Mchixe,t. Wstonsis,. % sii,nesota, @ 1ts, an
iowa T. p'!sh,n1 tho eana! to !s,cceasll!l
Masphy. sspfssstins she p Gesai ~ Ga';',s:a 'i d.
reIH'rt ~ th0 ''umlrlx hrro Tint tiley Ilnsl tho
businessmen nt Ihn'tnn uni New York Ctty
!.nnhtnults!y IN fatnr',t the elnn!. The laI,tnlu
Trsate and Transportation hnye hutb aloptyl
r!6unlutuns citing The advantages tn cusn,ilsr.
etni inturpsts which will ,es,!t from thu cof,l-
s cs Il se s ae eas R.shsxs sxx I TS,s s
ChAtabEr Ut t'N1Mll1rGu WullLI ulult alriihlr
rknlutEons Inlay: Thu Canut Con.a,asstnn i.'is
seat 10 etcll iac'lbur 1T Congress II fDpy Of tic
nt t'lo cann j. wntlay wllhiM te s'tatanf illinois,
trrininl, Chie1o aud ltuck lsianu, tho surl,Iuf
tue KirateK: lIku h!rt ntu tho inter thu n1ltIet
,neruMl hIthwlIy Ot utility il, iii ihe 6tutcs unt
Inrrat0rrs nF tho Northwest. allt1 Is per tun III
~" % t,arM T.; 1na WhnAt ErnWn IN tho uI.el s,ntra
cAlal. Tu tMf,nl lu.nillissi,,u viii nut nix i.,r
| III appropriation iur Il kAIn.ca,uI, hit f0r
ttunKa 70 nul!a the ct!nllectt,lx-lnk trun [Iett.
helata' on ny 1!lnos ltisur. to lluck lsIulsu,
q whlsi. is ahon. kthu,0A, C0txrpss viii 10
SHOWN ll,ut tuo cntlat aj.ta MT uniaxt,pjxp taii.
soat! Or lther TRANSPORTATION lines, uIitt llt lis
ttfesss TT tnict'Eu aAd thu Kttstt Northwest.
| RtkIli PRESBYTERIAN cHuHcU,
I!!u a'llIllaa lnret!,Iy nf lho SIKH Presbyterian
Church ~ %'ts s'ci! lasl sy.nlI!x Ii. tho l.e.s.ru.
Oak avenues. Mr.. J. ". lIriuler pttakjr,i. 'Tht,
rcpnrt " thu Trusters cttt.l tlIu tl,,ryrIl1enls
thas lialJe 1aA.lu aH Tho church bl!llluK ltlr-
any dobis dur. Al ursan ina bsll na IT, Gs.I! m
| psuRstd. 9nd would sht,rtly ke III pluco, Thn
sepoEs was veEy satisfactory, and was uunn!.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
4 Cana llaa Goose Story.

\ Stone Ridge farmer LOST goose. Two
weeks a0erward, happened to visit neigh.
boring sawmi'l. Willie there he heard Il
goose, and started in pursuit. After u long
search. guided BY the noise he came to q
hole in the ground, and, looking down he
saw tho head and part of the neck OIL his
bird 1t appeared the goose bid fallen into
the hole which heing too small to allow OF
spread OF its wings, the poor bind could
not fly out. While kept a prisoner thus
the snow had melted and run into the hole,
AS fast rs il reached the bottom ot the hole
away from the sun it had frozen, and il
had continued to freeze until tn. entire
bird with the exception OF its heal and two
inches Of its neck, was cncase,i in an armor
Of ice. The owner procured an AK and cut
GU: chunk Of ice, goose andall, which he
deposited on tn. ground and picked away
until the gt''se was released from its con.
tinement, and marched home in search Of
its first meal for two weeks Toront ,
Globe
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
4 "Specter Locomotive

\ man has crptured tin. "spccter locomo.
tive light" the appearance OF which on the
Maine Central. near Hallowcll has given
rasc to much talk lately. proved to b.
small reflector lantern carried by Young
man, resident in that vicinity, and carried
in such manner as to completely CONCEAL
his person. 1t gave very large and
weird light and would readily he mistaken
for locomotive headlight. The youn.
man allowed that he was only having a
little fun, with no intention Of iniurin.
a"yone.--Ken"chsc (Mc) Journal
How GAMRErrA WAS CAIs.ur.-An
amusing story is told of Gan,betta. In "A
private l,arlor hr MAS recently telling how.
at the age Of 20, he promised himself never
ny ain I" pronounce the name Of the Divine
Being. You can imagine" he added, show
difficult that was fw one who speaks often
and ext'np'rancou>ly, like myself But,
, finally. owing to the extreme p,ins that |
, took. ] have, thank GuM"-the sentence
was interrupted by pcal> Of laughter. and
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given with Il will, quickly followed by
three cheers and a tiger for Colonel A. w
Dwight
The next day Daniel Bowle.y returned to
his regiment a free man, and received the
congratulations of his comrades wi it'll much
feeling.
Lincoln, Dwight and Wooster eaci, gave
a life tor his country.
One lcll BY the hands Of IN assassin, the
others while bravely leading their men or
thu bloody ii Ids of Co'a IIarbor and, Pitts
burg, but Daniel Bowlcy still lives to cher
isl their memories.
lie was even at his post OF duty, and in
the Wilderness received an honorable
woun TINT will cripple him for litc.-Wash-
in.ton World.
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Gambetta ended viii, the words =! You see
that had flattcred myself too much, |
have not vet succeeded
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Slow but Slplid.

''l-ord bless YOU! bu, had never si,v,,
him second look. knew that he was I:
Norwegian, slow but solid, hardly able to
speak Il work OF English, and never cared
whether he had relative on earth. Per
haps it looks bit hard hearted in me, bu,
I am driven from morning till night, and
must drive the men under me- When
want hod.ca-ricr look Tor muscle, and
when l have found muscle l don't look
further Tor sentiment
GLOW did the accident hapren:'
'"lIe stepped of The scatio!d."
"And is badly hurt;"
"fcs, though think he will null
through. Any man might have blun.lere.l
AS he did, but since ! have learned how il
was with HIM I've ,tlt womanish in my
heart"
allow was it,"
"Wcll, hc had just got his hod filled with
bricks down there when two or three Of his
coun,rymen came along and told him that
his baby boy was dead. They had just
come from his house an Russell street to
bring him the news. lie came up on the
scatfold with his hod, probably intending to
tell me of his attlictioa. His eyes must have
been full OF tears, ana AS he stepped out he
missed his distance and went to the ground
There were tears on his cheeks when we
picked him up. and the only word he utter.
was to speak his dead boys name. had
looked upon him only rs an old Norwc.
giln, but found that he was husband
and father, man with love and faith, a
father who went home ut night to COO with
his baby and kiss the wife who had left all
behind him to follow over the SEA, and !
tell you I felt like asking his forgiveness
and det x all .u,'d to soft.n the grief
which has come upon his humble home"