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Daily Republican., 1881-05-10

THE PRESENT term Of court promises
to be an unusually interesting and
lengthy one. The trial of Guthrie and
Carberry, the latter for his life, will
lend interest to the otherwise DR., and
monotonous proceedings of the court,
About a dozen liquor cases and the APP
pointment of a liquor license bailitt
will also add additional interest to the
proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
PEMOvAL.

yu,HOMAS BIRD, PRACTICAL STOVE
jobber, and dealer in new and second
hand stoves, tn-ware and housefurnishing
goods. All kinds Of repairs for stoves, heaters
and ranges kept on hand. No. 500 Jefferson
street Wilmington, Del. ap39-1m
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10

THAT ACTION of City Council last
night in authorizing the Street Com
mittee to clean the cutters, &c, was a
square back down from the emphatic
opposition to Mr., Adams resolution OF
two weeks ago which meant the same
thing. Messrs. Paynter and McMena-
min had to eat more humble pie, after
all, than Uriah Heep ever dreamed OF,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10

LORD BEACCEsr1ELD, Prime Minis
ter of hr gland, died some three weeks
ago, but it was only on last Sunday
that his last funeral took place amidst
the greatest pomp and show. The shade
of sorrow which struck the nation at his
death must have faded considerably oy
the time of his funeral.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
NOTICES.
q sPIcN OF LIGHT.HotrsE ENGINEER
FOURTH DISTRICT,
No, h32 Walnut street.
PHLADHLrnIA, Pa, May =, 1881

PHLADHLrHIA, PA, May =, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until l. o'clock, m, of. Thursday the
18th day Of May, 1851, for ta6lrR down the
frame buoy and supply shed l4o #. by ~ H.,
at the mouth Of the Christiana River Del
Transporting the same to the wharf at The
Front Beacon Cherry Island Flats Eange
Del. and erecting it in as good condition "a
it now stands The contractor viii be required
to replace without cost to the Government
al pArJ, lost or injured in taking down or II
Transformation. The work to he completed hN
September ~. 1851. The Government vii.
pay the 5o>tof t,e material to replace drcAycd
or otherwise defective parts, Satisfactory
hond, for the faithful lcrtowance OF the con.
tract, in the sum Of =! 600 wi be required.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
For further atJ.matOn inquire at this ONCE,
mvg-3ieud ". f. RAlNbLDS.
C0lOr,l Corpe Of Engineers
Engineer Fourth Lighthouse District.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10

Ii SENATOR CONKLING wants to
know on-which side the people are ar
ranged in his fight with the President
he has but to read the papers of all par
ties
, 1881-10-01
tho board will bo present to examine 1t. Tho
hids for covering tho atram pipes In the Court
House wcre 0okGA oycr, but i'oInE unahle to tio-
an fnk knt

tho board will bo rvcscnt to examine 1t. Tho
lids Tor covering tho hteam pipes In the Cn.lrt-
ierinInc whicl, hid was best for tho county. no
anuun was taken.
M,ME nKHufra At tAsr.
Tim Sheriff yester.lny ro1lcctai $500 from the
Murphys on nccn,int Or tho Michael l}0rMn
llstnmcnts. lilo follnwcti this Enott tnnve up ny
l0vyinx Hpon tho rnnt estate of Henry AlIrN.
hntns to satisfy m nxccutlon. OH \ fnrfcitca
tine avo f"r II. II. t:ook, who was ,nixwi Up In
thu Il. a. frnAk troubles. and WIN hns not hrGn
hcnr1 OF since. Ihta Is tn bc fo!lowet b. othcr
Of a bnnd In tho near futurn will .r,cnn sonse-
thing. Taorc nre Rscnt tnaty bonds, Of co,irrc.
i,tWt which nothing can be- tnadc-hcn'ts takcn
Up uolgrS jn.tIess-bt't b. 4 ,ooktns ~ such
bondsMnn who has scheduled property hc docs
not owll. ~ st'ol, rs llst Of them cnn ho pre-:
nassi hc VII ga!t the Seetiot ,,, 9t TIE gsna 4,
perjury will tllUst likely lie found rs tue result
Tlt1tEE HEADS OFF.
THO nx OF tho 9hrriE. which hns 80 long bccf,
suspended over sonio or his etnnloyts fo!l yes.
sotsr t9Iny a,teSS ,s odo W fro;nns ea. Weight d.
words. tnoy weso intues IL rc,E,i-tlo rcstii q
tue Investigations. which have hten RntnE OH
Hnclla otfel,sc Is thai he nbscntrd himself rrnn
duty wIthuut leave, and that he wis ennght In n
conspiracy tn blast thu reputation uf tho County
eoiststoI Of bis circulating REPORTS about lilo
DIleo to tho effect TINT tho Hherif's partMnr WIS
being cnrrIcd on tho. pny.rill wtthUnt hs por-
fTr1 ay esryee c ~ = .er %sa ri
may .pnasl,ty ho rcinstatcd nt mn carly dny. Mr.
Arc Is 'tlschArgctl fIr having borrowed so frnn.
pr!s1uer, md for tl,apus!nE of u rnllroAsl
"pass" to one nt tho fcalpcts. Their sacccssors
will bc nnmetl todnv. nna. strange to say, by thu
fsletls vi tho dfDchnrgett.
, 1881-10-01
ALBANY DURGESsEs.

ukLEFi1HH AiiE E1lt5F MkA1AENTs
Tho Albany 1iurgoss Corps, tho crack military
organization ut the Capital OF Now Yurk, Will
nrrtvo In this city Friday. Col. swain, Ut tho
First Nrglmont. has issued tho following order to
provide for their lifting reception.
ifEAnQuAsTr1la First ltEGiMxNT INFANTRY,
CHlGAtid. Sept. W.-tcHsfnt Dnler M. q: This
communal will assemble ut its nrn.0ry in full
dress uniform Frlday, Oct !. at O'Clock a. III,
proceei to depot, CORNER Canai md nd Adams s ii;
atrects, tu receive and escort tho Albany Dur-
Tho Albnny DurEoss Corps was orKauized
Oct. y, lHsI, uad embraces Iii its membership
sumo 0f the first business mon OF Albany, They
%sro ready to @ make Tho tour of Chicago an4 thu
fire, postponed tho aatne, rotArnod u tholr
Arinory. Voted to aMoscrlho $i.U0u aud tc!c.
graphcd the sumo to Chicago that night. and also
voted 10, and did sead, ul blankets Golonxlny to
tho corps. .
In consideration Of tho above tho Colonol
commanding desires that their rccepuon bo of
the must Gnrtllat character, and that every mem.
bcr or tho First lteulnont will turn out on that
OCCASION. By order of
Col. Ep0AH D. 9WAIN.
CuTnsEtsT ". LA1s0. Captain and Adjusaut.
, 1881-10-01
THE JUSTICE ACT.
THE surREME Counr DECLARES IT uSCossr1-

Tho rupromo Court Of Illinois has Just ,uatlo a
eolsr ,vhrn,, ,vtli ha rooo,.oa ..Ish ,,soa+ ,t,.
aeu'son wn'en w oe reoolven VIII great oa-
cngo. It is n decision by which tho Inv pnssod
at tho last session of tho Legislature dividing
f:onk f,ountv intn t,vo 1uatIcr iatrtcls and nros
..s',,a. eoy 41o W. U'ust'so .sl7' VII" pro-
5 vtalag taat pc.s1n !iy!nE ln Chicago canmot DO
snea s oeforo = Jaatlcg or HydG Ink, or Thorn
tnh. AZ :IGnetaot,. Or lencMt' u nnoonstltutlun-
u, nm,s 1w was pasaefa ~ ne efa!ataro 10
o,iouienGe e the nnanlhotla detnand Or the pe0-
ple OF TBS Glty: Inr yeara a. ontraKcolia Prac,
sGe s1sten tiy wmaen parttcs Wno we're etlet.
aometlmcs with Gnlisc put more offon Without
" ne1ose sa ,,9 Jassees s- 7lng n remote 70 phrts
az hours Wn1cn were incnnpehiont, and At Pihocs
lei whieh could 10 ronuI.cd only by long ana ux-
psnase Jnnsneys tne soie ohJeot oelhR 70 Iorco
tuom 70 so1tte ciA'tns when were generally tin
Jast. I9e ,oI, outory nxatnst these PRACTICES 20.
aiwnys s. Willis @ I to pass @ anythInK lor cook couu IN.
a pnt pon 1@ M ~ Ut ' & laW which:
" Whlea alsnonost claim aHcnte. shystcrlng
lawyers ahu si1ssepataa1c Justices wore
IN TifE MADIT or ExTunr1SG MONEY
from tho citizens or Ehteauo
, 1881-10-01

II had tho lnost flatterinG prospects
twsnty.nve. ncrcs ot land, corner of liaistcd
street antl Fullerton avenue. Tho original Etis
provided that tho seminary shn,ilA tiraury tho
royal endowment. fnr tho land Ia very ynLuahlc.
md 1t VII croatc grand fun;l TOR The anstit,,.
1t itnmlicilcs. Er. i!ulsoy hnh ttenn appointed
Emeritus Professor. with stich ,luttcs nssiRnrd
10 tltnl ns he. fcel4 ahle 10 perform: Mr.. curtis
has b6ctl sulautch Ms tutor tU Rivo instructions
IN lfel,row excEuais. III. .Tohn.on nnl Mr.. Cur
t1s aro ntrcn!ly At work nt tho inset'lt!on with
fourteen students. Tho othcr professors Will Go
Ill work by NuY. /,
, 1881-10-01
THE IsIeE8DYTERIANs.


lNART. ,
Last evening TRIBUNE reporter eallc.i upon
tho ltoy. DIR. Wosrall A. his residence, No. l76
Warren ayo]up. ana hAh u sa!k With hltn Il, yo-
latlou to tho proscnt financial status al,tI fut-
urs pruspeots ct tho Presbyterian Theological
Seminary. Tho I,octur said lint two days ago
tho IIoar.i Ut Trustees had u full plpeslug III
!too,a y MfGorIn,9k nutl'ltnx. whsr0 they had
bo!lrd. lnu ot tho gentlemen Is expected To
take tue Gha!r or Church liistory and tho othps'
nf ureok ExcRests. Erof. kktnper, who
4 ,sxpsots,l to tako Tue Chatr
Il yt y yto yas ia os 5 to pEEs.ons EuT, tnS
wy detaIns.l y! gu tho xay. H., hoMosor; W.
wore Very pluasant throughout md exceedingly
kat.sSnclry, ana shorU 's 4 very stFanK pr9bubll-
ity that fruits, ErMtg and Skinner viii aetrpk ut
aNca, a.ll rsol. slurcus' nppointluvi,t viii 10
AuA over TOR y year. tlr. WnrrAtt stated that
tho in.tllutlul WIS ut {r0sgnt assured 1f money
cnnaEh for tho endnwmcnt. 30 that tho boarii
yuuil easily 70 un. 1t Waa i4a lutsntlon IN the
tutnru tn build housee for the professors, for
which money had alruady been psotnIsed Tue
majority OF tho professors had accepted, and tho
institution would bs uu1 uuon tts feet ssala.
, 1881-10-01
LOTTERY DRAWING.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. no. The thirty
sixth drawing Of the Commonwealth Dis
trIRutm Company occurred today. The
capttai prtze Ut $4,000 was drawn by ticket
7l,2a.. tho second prlzc, slo.O0O. BY ticket
i0.th0. nlM tho third prlzc. ~, ,OuU. by ticket
sti.ol4. rho following tickets drew Sl,0o0
cucli: 1o0lG, Y, 1I3, i0,7l5, 1851, 50,sasf.
, 1881-10-01
THE CITY.
PER 6ONAL AND GEN ERAI.

man..
Co,~ j. IL. rl7nlAx, Of Buffalo, n. T., is nj the
Leland.
GEol.aE SCOTT. Of Davenport, Ia., ia nt The
Palmer.
s. J. ApAMa, Of Galveston, Tex, Is at tho
Palmer.
SENATOR T. ". FEnnr, OF Michigan, Is Mt tho
Palmer.
+. =. NEVER, U. 8. A., ie registered at tho
rHlmcr.
~. Il. TAYLOR, Of New Yurk Clty. is at tho
fremont.
TIC, wE1n, Of Cincinnati, Is registered Mt the
fremont,
GEoRnE Il. SrEAn, OF Cincinnati, Ia at tho
Sherman.
"a. scunnrts and family, Of st. Louis. arc at
the fremont.
DIT. tEAuY, of Now York City, is stopping at
the fremont.
scor7 w,sn, Of pittsburg, Is registered at tic
Grand rnctt.c.
II. j. EpMoSEoS, Of Lonlon. Enr.. IL ut tho
Grnnl PAcltlc.
ro.~ Z. Il. L.ssow, Of Now York CITY. is Mt tho
Grand Pacific.
Gov. THOMAS 4. CnlrrEnBES, Of Missouri. Is
At the Palmer.
tiEoraE nutt.. OF san Francisco, IL registered
II the Sherman.
ELlIUR " HIHHT, OIL uOst0sl, Is EcHlelcEa4 Ut
lie Grand Tnc,tic
GEN, ". v. HEtKNAr, of Kcokuk, IA, is Mt
The Grand rHcitac.
WILLIAM 81. IsA,SuM, Of New York Ctty, Is at
tile Grand Pacific.
]. II. 1c,qEEn md party, Of htarshalltovn, 1a.,
arc nj the fremont.
c. HLuNEn, OF st. Petersburg, 1lussfR, Is stop
ping nt tho fremont.
AIrN1i1, MEyEs, nj Unzoman, N, r., Is stop
ping ut che Sherman,
Ar,lr.-GEx. J. II. Elliott, of Springfield, Ill., Is
ut tho Grand pnctfc. 4
W. +. CopE1ASt,, OF Providence, H. l., IS stop
pIug at tho fremont. g
GEonaE E. TowSf,Er, Of indianapolis, IS reg.
istered Ut tho fremont.
tArr q. u. SLAUGHTER, OF Tortland, Orc, Is
registered nt tho shcrmun.
i. WELLS. n. C., md wife, Of Ynnkton. D.
u, nre 1T tho Grand Pacific.
ALEXANDER CAstpul:tI., OF Marquette, Mich,
Is registered Mt tho Sherman.
WILLIAM MACKENZIE. of Dublin, Ireland, Is
registered nt tho lran,1 Inutnc.
At Tho pcnstan O[tlce yesterday tho sum Of
s's:..iN vas paid out on pensions.
Pnor. Asp Nina. Tn0sfAa EMEuRoS. OF Cam-'
bridge, Mass., are at tho Grand FuctlG.
II. II. HATCH ind Miss Alice fIatch. OF Cove-
land. arc stopping at tito Grand pacItlc.
AncHInALn YOUNG and +. q. stcMchaul, OF
Tuvontn. Ont, nro ut the Grand Pacitlc.
THE COLLECTIONS OH duttable Hoods received at
the Chcago Custom-ll House yesterday amounted
to sl2.5!1.
II. HUTTON, Richard Emerson, and Donald
MaeCnr. Of I,onaon, England, nro stopping at
tho Sherman.
GEN. Axn ,fns. c. $. 1IAu1Lroy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. y; $. Hamilton, OF Milwaukee, nro ut tho
Grhnd Pacihc.
, 1881-10-01


THERE wero twenty-five horses reported ns
dead I'LL tho streets yestorday.
THERE wero thirty-one burial permits issuod
yesterday and thirty deaths rop"rtc'a.
u"s eon,s,',so ~ .nn. nan en"sae n .ao ..1 a.
.,'ae, -, ~ ..aIa, ~. s,,',',,' ~ ~ %t,.a.
nGoe ,''i a. ~ ei1ek sn.s ofls ~ y, ane
eG t, @ fn "'aa up ts aaa'Fs ano pay Ill outstano-
Dit. T.. L. KEnl.En, who Il churgc4l by Officer
wcrkt with cOnceaing s1nail-pox ati,l tnnkItig
;e Pss W.ss e ,5 ssn Gk shTG
~ I'm ~ c.nnn-- w TN .r,,un " t,,nui.S,onor , or
/. frpnst seieh saaes rs soaso. ioSsf.
lissases recently than tnors lave been eases ro'
potsca' -
MAyon !iAMntsos hnd COLLECTED up Z, 70 noon
flre suTerere-SiJ hnvlrR been stlbsuri6ui dir
Iny ycstcr,lay forcnoon. iio is anxiois that
tnny kecp Up her good uam5 Us d great oharita-
blo city. ~.
aME ~ new ncst oltu to.So 5tMt'on. " tAAu @nS
. ,,i 1vt H. ais ~ t ~ s tuu . o
r. risn 1 ~ fa.. ns r,nSir"I rim nns; ho,,er rnr
not 10 bniit Within tho limits Ut tho PRESENT nil-
s s Ms
hold Of the property. They got it at u bnrgain.
M.vor u.u,,sov .ov. ,ho, to ,ooa nm, s,,o,v
1,rta mrm iag . ,e ~ IL 'tv v,,c rten aH
:ner,a! 9.t nuaH W.! pe ahaaea ... .oHo!nor ao
t, ~ WV w w % III. sti., .i,, , s.
term tne pa.t OF NJ ornament % FnTnef T, INN
,, s1 ~ ~ nno"s ~ r. aooae 4' aae o'hefS
seem 10 nc III Inc same III. III
yestcrtiny: ii. lfagertnuf,, twn-siory dwelling,
alxJt feet, No. 1915 'Atltt1n street, to eost i5;
.lat1,cs Timer. one. .gtury outage IIx:N feet,
Eghtcent6 street, Ilcnr iut1ln, 10 cnst $50; st.
Jacobs Catholic Church, stone foundation. GO K
t.ost f:iIHI +. II H,ts,sSv Iiyc.stnry storn and
uIlice building, Ii Sujio strcpt, rcac Lake, 10
cost K19,0VU,
J., I!E ContfoHer aavcftiaes tnss morning tor
n1aa TOT 1no Ifankh stseet "nqnse !oi,
corner VI frnnxlln anu -nlnma etfeelh. IL nas
trontARe of III fees oii FRANKLIN street., and ~
lgl feet -, u6en , IN Adams: Tnoro la etanIing
brInr n tic neiahboraood Of xlo is Il u ono ono
, 1881-10-01

F1Ics md H10RqWitocHs
4 15-crnt hnx OF "liouRh OH ftnts" will kncp
a house freu from fttcs, mosquitoes, rats, aud
mice, tho entire season. Druggists.
, 1881-10-01

HOlEilS-D1 LLiEGY-tln Thursdny. Sept. %, 1851,
at y. l,1kna rsntastAnt Epseops! Ghl1rnt " kna-
" it0rera. nf Now ftrk CITY, und Gnftlino Anna
~ Ennnl0 y Killings, daughter OF MF J. M Billings,
of uDnygf. Colo.
, 1881-10-01

Cumt1ins lends III f,lat-Cla dental work at
fair prlcrs. ~ 4tnte street, corner Randolph.
, 1881-10-01

rT7lIE YOUNG MEMS GOSPEL AfElsT-
l. Ing will hn hetd this ITonnE hi LAWYER FnrweM
llu. Commercial trnsalogs and strnngors nrg wul-
N,In1H
, 1881-10-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

' A MEETING OF THE CHICAGO BAR
~ 70 take aonn relative t0 thu dnath Of tho lntu
l.Drn Grant ltAts Will ho hgsd in Jndxu Ulodgetks
courtroom ills aftarnuun At 0'elHck.
nj AL. ID. W. W111TTLE WILL LEAD
l g shs Aanis{;sGh { ssaehcs; n,sc!ns to.,ay y
Jnlnea MCts sfnnahnn will sing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-07

sertions let the defense present some in
telligent proof in rebuttal. The APPEAL
has been instigated by desire to see
the children of the Home receive
humane treatment at the hands of the
managers. We believe that every child
in the care of the State has the right to
decent treatment and exemption from
the rawhide. We would like to see the
Enterprise get down off the fence and
take a square position on this question.
There is no sectarianism or politics in
it, it is a simple question of humanity
and Justice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-07
SnERiFE'S GALE.


Il - Il
| ID of sale issued out Of and under the seal OF
the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, in
and for Ormsby county, State OF Nevada, on me e
directed, wherein it is set forth that Judgment
was recovered in said Court on the 10th day OF
March, A. d.. 1881, in favor Of Mary L. Davis,
plaintiff, and against VIM. r. MUsgrove, defend
ant for the sum of $50 principal, together with
the sum of $50 interest to January 10, 1884, and in
terest accrued in the sum of s27 6olC0 since jan
uary 10, 1881, together with counsel fees in the
sum of $50, and costs Of suit taxed at SAP $780,
and Clerks accruing costs in the sum of S. 80, to-
gether with interest on the sum of $500 from the
date of this decree until paid, at the rate of
and one half per cent per month until paid and
all costs which may hereafter accrue by reason of
sale In said order of sale il is adiudged and de
creed that all and singular, the 1nortgaged prem
ises hereinafter described, be sold at public sale
to raise the several amounts mentioned above
and at the expiration of the time allowed by law
for redemption, and to give deed to the par
chaser, and that the defendant and all persons
claiming or to claim from Or under him. and all
persons having claims subsequent 10 Sllo mort,
gage, and all persons claiming under them and
all persons claiming'to have acquired nyinterest
in said premises subsequent to the filing OF the
notice of the tendency of this action with the Re
corder be forever barred and forecloSed OF ana
from all equity of redemption and claim of in
and to said mortgaged premises, and any part
and parcel thereof from and after the delivery of
the said Sheriff's deed. Therefore by virtue OF
said decree and order of sale, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in U 5.
gold coin or its equivalent in legal tender notes
of the United States in front ofthe Court House
door, in Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada,
on the
Thirteenth Day of April. A. ID. 1881,
At the hour of one O'Clock p. the following de-
scribed real property set out and designated in
said decree and order of sale, to-wit: All those
certain pieces and parcels of land and town lots
situate, lying and being in Carson City county
of Ormsby, State of Nevada, and more particu-
larry designated and described by the official
map of Carson City as lot one ~, and the east
twenty (2O) feet OF lot two ~ in block No; seven
teen 90 in Sears, Thomson and Sears division
of Carson City. :. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
r Coffin. attorney for plaintiff.
Carson City, March ~, 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-07

The parting of congregation in this
city last evening with their pastor, who
transfers his labors to Virginia City,
was & very affecting one The good
ladies gave their faithful shepherd an
excellent blowout, and made him many
presents Of little articles Of the higher
civilization which he might not be ex-
pected to procure On the Comstoci>. At
the last moment thoughtful parsllion-
er showed a weighty parcel into the pas
tors hand. "What is this?" asked the
good man. "Hush" said the donor,
"English bulldog - self-cocker, you
know; want it there" "Heavcn bless
you,' whispered the clergyman, slip
ing the awful weapon into his hip-pock-
ct, as he waved an atfectionate adieu to
his flock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-07
A FRIEND OF THE CHILDREN

~ I hiEN1t OE HE CHILDREN.
The children Of the Home have good
friends outside Of the APPEAL office.
The Chronicle of last night says:
The Carson APPEAL, despite the eff
forts Of influential political friend Of the
barharians in charge of the State Or
pllans' Home, is doing gallant service
in the cause Of humanity by making a
thorough investigation on its own ac-
count, and it looks very much as if the
bucket Of whiteWash which was in pre-
paration for the institution will be SUI
perseded by barrel of tar. Let us have
an end Of weak general denials. The
people want the truth, and that can only
be reached by investigatlon--an inves-
tigation in public, with reporters pres
ent to take the testimony as it comes
from the witnesses themselves. Only
such All investigation as this will be sat
isfactory, for the Commissioners have,
the suspicion that they are unWorthily
biased. If this suspicion is unjust to
them, the only exoneration for them
lies in an investigation of the character
suggested.
The matter has now reached that pass
when the public will be satisfied with
nothing less than a searching investiga-
ton. Let the case be examined into
where each witness is put upon oath. If
Mr.. Mills is anxious to clear his char
acter this opportunity viii be warmly
embraced by him.
The Record Union tells the following:
Day before yesterday a man named
Samuel Haskell was found guilty by the
Police Court of sleeping upon the side
walk, and was sentenced to twenty
four hours confinement in the city jail
for the offense. He did not take to his
happily, and as he paced |
his cell yesterday was heard to s0lilo- |
sent up fer sleeping in a railroad car; a |
short time ago several light weights |
we're arrested and sent to the chain
gang for sleeping in a barn; only a few
nights since a couple of fellows were
,rOught in and sent to Jones' locker for
Ieeping under the sidewalk, and now
am arrested and chucked in here for
leeping on top Of the sidewalk. The
My place that's left for a fellow to lay
Town is the river, and a man no sooner
cts ia there than he's fished out and
ct on by the Coroner. So 'Where shall
est be found?' I tell you, it proves
he truth Of the scripture, and shows
hat Paul's head was level when he said
have holes and foxes have
ests, but nstn in California hath no
here to lay his head without being
ulled by policeman, and don't you
orget it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-29
Timeworn Homes.

We confess love for old fashioned
houses. The walls of the familiar
rooms are hung with tender and pleas
ant thoughts rs with rich. wrought ia
pestriss. The roofs are coated with
the brown colors and gray moses of
past days. The whole house carries
in its aspect the marks of seasoned
character. Do not destroy it, then, to
make room for more modern edifee
of brick and mortar. Rather, restore
and improve it. A slight alteration
of an old gable, the pulling down or
pushing back of rosf line, an sx-
tending of porch, a bit of lattice
work erected here and there, some
choice hrubbery, the laying out of a
sinuous path and bordering it with
early and late flowsrs-a few little
things like these will marvellously al
ter the looks Of an old house ont
wardly, and compel its occupants to
continue his loving work till the whole
is rejuvinatsd. Itis not glaring COL
ors In paint or smart and preteatious
additions which these old houses need,
so much as the gentle but firm and in
telligent hands of taste. If every one
who had an old house to restore would
simply follow his own hearts desire
in such matters, he would make it
picturesquely inviting object in spite
of himself. 1t is rest one desires to
find in home-not ostentatious dis.
play. n a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-29
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he gets along swifter by setting" fast.
He may be making impressions"
without eloqusnce; may use the "lye"
without offending, and still tell the
truth while others cannot stand
while they set, he can "set standing"
and do both at the same time may
have to use furniture" and yet have
no dwelling; may make and put away
'pl' and never see pie, much less
eat it during his whole life; be a hui
man being and 'rat" at the same;
may "pres." good deal and not ask a
favor; may handle shooting iron"
and know nothing about : cannon,
gun or pistol he may move the ole
YER" that moves tho world, and yet be
80 far from the morning globe as a hog
upon = mole hill 'sspread sheets"
being a housewife J.; he may
lay his form on the "bed" and yet be
obliged to sleep on the floor; he may
use the "daggsr" without shedding
blood, and from the earth may handle
STARS he may be- of trolling" dis
position, and still never desire to
travel; he can have "sheep's" foot
and never be deformed never with
out tease" and knows nothing about
law or physic; be always correcting
his 'errors" and be growing worse ev-
sry day; have embraces" without
'ver having the arms of lass thrown
around him; have his "form locked
lp," and at the same time be far from
The Jail, watchhouse, or any other con-
inement; he may be plagued by the
devil" and be Christian of the very
best type.