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To Teachers and School Officers.

WILL HE AT THE COURT HOUSE
IN Wals WsIla Treasurer Office on the
S-s. SATURDAY in each month for the transac-
,;,n az snch business a. pertains a. my Office.
until further notice
!. ". BROCK.
Sur-r;utenient Schools WallA WAilA County,
NJ n 3~r:
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SATURDAY. MARCH 10, lsss-
WANTS TO SETTLE HERE
4 Colony with Plenty Of Money Looking 10
10000 Acres Of Land in this Country.

An advance agent from Missouri came here
a lew dsys ago IN search o: location Tor
colony IN thi, county II possible. IL IS the
purpose OF said agent 10 spend month OF
two. If necessary. IN quest Of suitable place
Tor the accomm )iation Of the company. 1t
"a desired that IL. 900 acres be procured IN a
body. They will purchase improved lands
if such can be had at a reasonable price.
Some such place as that OF the large Blalock
ranch al the foot of the mountains, Il Il and
a sufficient number Of the adjoining ranches
can be had 10 NIL the compliment wanted.
The company has
MEANS TO PURCHASE LANDS
That are improved it such can be obtained.
We have been informed that the agent has
gone down IL the John Day country to make
a recognizance OF IT with view to settle
ment, provided more suitable place cannot
be obtained There is large district oil
country lying between the Touchet and
Snake river and south OF the Marion ranch,
to which We invite attention. We would
like TO see our people interest themselves
IN this tehaii, aud give 10 this party all tie
information they may desire. We have been
informed that they are industrious and enter.
prisins. and just such settlers as any commu'
nity would be the better If for having. Mr..
, Hardness mas been active in showing the
agent around, ami any person no may wish
/ to DO so eau communicate with Nm. Hars
ness aud IN tina. ~av reach the agent him
al.
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Np sfEQEn 800 GfiEY STErEr.
Dsls A&GOsA >an FIaneI-ra, .',I.

CONTINUES TO TREAT
X successfully Of n5ineopa-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without mer-
cuEy oT nauseOUs drugs. DR..
liebis's invigor4tor : posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, ueryous suG
physical debility, lost man
hood, vital exhaustion. and III
the terrible results Of abused
nature, exec We and ~ou:hful
foiiieS. The ioctor VIII agree
in writing T. )Tfeit Sl.Gp fcr
"A case that undertakes an a
fails to cure. The reason thou
sands cannot cured Of Sem.
inal weaAnrss and the above
di-easeS Is ow y. u a comrIica-
ticncLled Pr, ssatorThea, which
requnes 4 special remedy Dr.
L:ebig's InviSoTator. No. ., isa
specific cure for Pru-tatorrh=a.
Price Of either lnyigoratrr. 81
peF b"tt.e, OF . hat;.es IL SO.
Seat q any aiaIess securely
cuyercdfrum observation. Sem.
inl weakness sHi P-ostsrorr-
haa iraia vitality from n.
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent On application by letter, st$;ins synp-
toms. sex and aSe. Communications StIi0uS
confidential ~,
II Kea-ney Street, San Francisco: Cal
Or. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Aephreticnin'
cures all kinds of Kidney aud Bladder CON
plants, Gonorrhoa, Gee, Lelcorrnlfa: To'
sale byall druggists 81 o. bottle, SIX o't'ie'
ior s. 90 ,. IT.,
Or. Mintie's Dandelion li.!s, are the oe.'
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious S,lS II
market For sale by all druggists h",TS. ~,
Davis a Co, Portland, wholesale as ents- iIiy
All orders for metiicine {. o D. must re
accompanied with 81, as guH rante ot good
faith. which will be deducted when The PACK
age is shipped
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body and cause numerous diseases thst hattie
ordinary medical treatment. Ii aliDweI L.
continue, Il e unnaturel los affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
CoGsrmption, diabetes, B1shts disease, iaun-
dice, insanity, etc. Exercises, non Use. abuse.
inherited weakness, InslRUtTition, SPINAL and
cerebral complaints bring on tn- Uo.e fatal
diseases. Debility aad seminal weakness OBJ
struct the important and necessary acts OF his
and their enjOyments. IGTes guaranteed.
Diseases Of the geEitO urinary "F..aGs. kidneys.
liver and bladder specially Iae Eaay CON
plants and diseases u women speedily cLrai
Consultation at Office OF by letter, free ani con
Dental
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can arrargs
payments in the same manner as they would
employ their family physician. SIRTCT-
EST SfCRESY MAINTAINED.
ONE BOTTLE FREE
Regular size bottle Of either in,iFor.t1. srnt
free to show the wonderful properties "s the
greatest invigorator knoSn q modem seien-
lists. State symptoms. are, ii married, etc.
ORDINARY CASES.
Any recent cAse of Special or Private Dis
ease cured for Sl0. Remedies sufficient 20
cure viii be promptly sent with fan iire.tioaz
aud advice on receipt of SO Al packages
securely covered from observation.
Call or address DR.. Liebi. / Co, No. so
Geary ST. corner Mason, San Francisco Cal
Private entrance i0j Mason street
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ssT!g 81 z 3 e ZsTgsissE

..Mr. Et,ar L.vIeEce, my towrSraan, says
Dr.. Philip g. p.i.or, 81 MuEktnp, VI. was
Lleetsi with kidney disease. The skin of HI
-. -. H.. IL. k,lnay wort cnrei him.
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Obtained. and I'll other business IN the L ,.
Patent Utilce attended - ~ moderate lee;
Our u.fca Is opposite The I: =. fStant once
~ "a. en- Obtain pafsuts in less time than
r.p>e remote frrrn y Washington.
s-Dd model or drawing. Ne advise a. to
.at-ur8F iiiiv fres n charge; and We make n"
rfqr-, ru'r.s sc obtain patent
We refer is.r % tEr Postmaster. the Super
irt-ulff.t O.. Money U-l5r Iiis.slon, ai-d T.
.~iF;cia,- artAeU. ). rattnt O.fc-. For elrcu-
lsr a,,vi-r. terug- sri references to actual eli,
..-r.-s - yog- own State or county, Address
=. \. SNOW & co,
0-,,7,;,. p ...-t 0ii,s, Wishing ton. Il. {.
de Il
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-u rrintrndept Of Iranir
Connections.

At Tacoma with Paciric Mai. -.e.,rn-hiI-t
San Francisco and with Sound steamers
Victoria, Seattle, olympia and al points .
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with STAGES for Steilac"pm.
At Tenino with tie Olympia and TenI
railroad for Olympia.
At KalaIns with the q. L. & y. Co. : bpat
for Portland and al railroad and ,;eauIsh
ines entering al Portland
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PEN O'0REiLlE DIVISION.

PEN O'OREiLiE DIVISION.
Northbound paSsenber train leaves Wallula
Junction at ?. NJ. Arrives At sand Point at
7:l3 A. N. Returning, leaves Sand Point at
6:i0 P. ~ and arrives at Wsllu!a Junction Al
.A.s
Sonnrrtion>.
At Wsll,.la Junction with the q. L. { y
Co railroad lines.
At Cheney with STAGES for M-dic.,! LAX
Spsnsle AMI farningt0u.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets for sale at the principal off
.es Of the company, and at the office Of the D.
K. IN Co., in Portland, Oregon, 10 Victoria
and Seattle. and via Z. VI. ). 5. Co.'S steau-
ship from Tacoma and O. X. ( " CO. s and J.
t. S. s. Co.'S steamships from Portland 10
San Francisco.
Through tickets To- Portland. Oregon, :or
sale at Victoria, Seattle. Tacoma and Teuino.
JOHN MUIR,
Sup't of l'ratfic, Portland.
M BUCKLEY,
Assistant Gen1 MANAGE.
r. r. GRIFFIN,
SUIT. Pend d0reille Division
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THIS GEElT T

THIS G RE AT
Strengthening Rem
edy a,rI Nerve Tou;c
Is tie legitimate re
sG!; oi "'er - year
Of practical eXreri
ence. and cur-s wit
uhia.iE-s certainty
Nervous and FErs
cal Debility, Ssnlina
Weakness, Sp.rma-
rgrrf..g. -.
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HYs Yssss.;s:slsl'ss4'ss Oh s

kidney wort has given immediate Fe-iet IT
many cases II rheumatism falling under Iay
notice. DR. PLi.ip c. Ba'log, &'rktoa, u
Apr % -.
= n.ver inIrd ever relief from rEeuTna.i-na,
and kiiGay trout'Ps I'll used Kidney wort
Now In well David II Hutter, Hartford.
Wis.
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NOTICE
Rounty OF Five Gents

n oST OR RSloLHN.-Ab,ut the 2s,h o:
INeyenhsr, from Seeber's Ranch, ~ miles
from Walls wAlls, one small BAY HORSE
branded So with collar marks, aod she'd sll
round. Also dark BAY fILLf. : years
old; small s.A, in forehead, splint On ezeh fore
les: curls in the hair on each .iie of the meek
god size and very gentle. THIRTY DOL
LARS REWARD viii te paid for the return
OF the 6liy or Information that vii lead 70 toe
recovery Of both aninlsls. Apply 70 JOHN
SEEBER or PONY YOUNG deSo
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN

lxODL1x-AULD mLn
There are many at the age Of thirty to s;aty
who are troubled with too frequent evacnations
OF the Bladder. often accompanied by a slight
snarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
ing Of the system in a manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii often be found,
and Cometimes small particles Of slburnen viii
appear, ar the color will be Of q thin milkish
h7e, again changing 70 dark and torpid an.
pearance. There are many who die OF this
difficulty ignorant Of the canse which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness Dr. Spin.
ney vii guarantee a perfect cure in all such
cases, and healthy restoration of the penito.
urinary organs
OFFICE HOUEs--l0 to 4. and TO s. Sun
days from 10 20 II A. n. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, $5.
Call or address,
Da. sPfNNEY co
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rhe., Emissions. ImpO:eucy, Exhausted ii
tality. Premature Decline and Loss OF Man
hood, in all its complications. and from what
ever cause produced. l. emiches ana plrities
the blood; strengthens the n5Tves. LT2in mus
cles. digestion, reproductive orgaIs, and phys
ical and mental faculties 1t stops any un-
natural debilitatirg dram upon the system,
preventing involuntary losses, debilitatins
dreams, seminal losses with the urine. etc, SO
destructive TO mind and body Z is = surs
eliminator Of all Kidney and Eiai.!,r Com
plants. II contains n" Injnrious ingredients
To those suffering from the effects e
youthful indiScretioEs 1T excessas, speelv
thorough and permanent cure Is guaranteed
Price, 81 20 per bottle or tiye bottles in c,se
with full directions sud advice. SO Sent Sc
cure from observation tp any address upon re
ceipt Of price, or q. =. y. To he lad only Of
DIR c. d. SALFfELD,
PIG Kearny street, san Francisco, Cal.
Consultations strictly Confidential. by letter
or at office, free. For the Convenience ot
patients, and in orisr to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted a private address. uLder which
all packages are forwarded
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
sufficient to show its merit. viii he sent 10 any
one applying by letter, stating his svnp:.Ias
and age Communication, stric.lv c,D6
GentiHt s-ii iWt
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WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful fcliies and in
discretion, VIII do well to avail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of
suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEY will
guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every case of Sem
inal Weakness OF private disease of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fail, to
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CSTRAYED. FROM TIT OLD HER
Oman ranch. on or aoOuf the hrst It Noyem.
Ger. adArk hay horse branded ". p teonneeted
On the left shoulder. 4 liberal reward viii %
paid for his return TO the ranch or TO j. r
Pr. PHILLIPS
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= w. w.
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rgNo paper discontinued until srr-srsses
.-e usid. AZ the option Of the publisher.
, 1883-03-10

Passengers for Ain,worth, Cheney and
Spokane Pals change car a. Wslluls June
hon
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o. r. & N co

STEAMERS sail from Portland for
- Francisco flri0e a T.cE. or Tuesdays. and
Fridays. at midnight. Returning. leave San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, Wednes-
dAYs and SATURDAY.. ~
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W. ". d Y. BRANCH.
Trains will leave WAlla WalLa daily at 10 A
h for Milton and Blue Mountain Station
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Pstween WaIlA walla and m Franci-cc
Ist class, sS4 81 class, S2i
Between Walla Wslla and Portland .slt %
Tn. Dale 10
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PALOUSE COUNTRY

o0ee Of the O. .. Co. ard at 0fnee at Plain.
vile. and pareha>~ eentraefs made for lots
ikwtf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
LIGHT SPARKS.

The building at Schleuning's corner, on
Commerce street, is being torn down.
-Thirty-One children were confirmed on
Sunday at the German Lutheran church.
Ed. Foos, typo connected with the Flores
vile Chronicle, who was recently in San An
tonic, died at Floresville on saturday.
The congregation of Mt. Zion Baptist
church are to hold Il series of entertainments
for the benefit of the church building fund.
Testimony is being heard of the first wit
ness in the suit of Hall VS.. Ellison Devices
for 100000 because of a trade in cattle in 1873.
A special meeting of the British associa-
ton is called for tonight to consider the best
means of celebrating Queen Nictoria's birth
day.
In the case of Agnes NJ. Smith, VS.. Mary
+. Howard, called i'm the Federal court this
morning, the plaintifi elected to take non
suit.
A reward of S4OOis offered for Ben Warrick,
who killed John K. Lee in Pike county, la
bama, and then abscOndcd. He is supposed to
be i'm Texas.
New residences for Colonel j. S. Thornton,
and Mr.: Dan Lewis are in course of erection,
under the superintendent of Mr.. Alfred Giles,
architect OF the buildings.
santiago Romero and Matiana Ontivros;
Wesley Jones (cOlOreD and Frances Upton
(cOlOred), are named in the marriage license
record at the County Clerks Office.
The WOman's Benevolent association will
hold a meeting at the ladies parlOr of the
Vance house on Wednesday the 2lst, ut 319 p.
m, when full attendance is desired.
Mr.. Edward Persch, of San Antonio, was
married in New iIrauufclS on Sunday to Miss
Schimmelpfcnng. There was large assem-
blage of friends and the presents We're
numerous.
Mr.. j. T. ReesdC, the courteous and alfa-
BILE clerk at the HOrd hotel, takes charge of the
PlcasantOn hotel at the commencement of
next month, and assumes control of the mail
route there.
-Messrs. Petitpain & Lea, auctiOners, will sell
tomorrow morning the fnnturG and effects
of Mrs. j. w. T.. Love, by her Instructions, at
her residence at No. II, st. Mary's street. The
articles are hearty new. Persons requiring
such articles are recommended to See adver-
tisement elsewhere and attend the sale.
THOUSANDS of fine things are being made by
the ladies of the city for the grand fair at the
Casino next week for the benefit of st. Mary 5
church fund.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.
Mr.. Latham Davis of Omaha, is AT the HOrd
Hotel.
w. G.. DcGrOSs and Mr.. Albert Marion, Of
New Brlunfels, are in the city.
Mr.. Julius Oppenheimcr and bride arrived at
the McngCr hotel last evening.
Sheriff Dario Gonzales and his deputy, A.
Bruni, of Laredo, are in the city.
Senior Jose Palaticio, prominent Monterey
merchant, is at the Menger hotel.
Prince Hal Gosling wears the new aesthetic
suntlOwcr button in his button hole.
Miss Matilda Jacobs has arrived from Lam
pasas, and is guest ut the HOrd Hotel.
Mr.. G. X. Harrison, representing the Grune-
valid music house. sat the Menger hotel.
Contractor W. NJ. MIn"oe. returned from
Mexico yesterday and is at the Mengcr hotel.
Mr.. Albert Marion, of the Guadalupe hotel, a
New liraunfels, is in the city visiting friends.
Major w. III Bolts, of the firm of Messrs
Baker Il Bolts of Houston, is ut the Mcnger
hotel.
Mr. and Mrs X. G. Reid and Miss II. Reid,
arrived at the Menger hotel last evening from
FL PaSo.
Messrs. F. f. Short and B. f. Grant, promi.
nent stockmon of Kansas City, are registered
at the Hotel Maverick.
Captain n. w. Hunter, of the International
railroad, is at the Menger, and the Hon. Ira H..
Evans, of the same railroad, has quarters at the
Hotel Maverick.
Colonel James w. Forsyth, an Oflt er attached
to General Phil Sheridans staff, and Leuten-
ant III. f. Kendall, United States army, are
CHARTERED at the Mcnger hotel.
Mr.. f.. NJ. Maddox, of the firm of Maddox,
Brown & Anderson, DIR. w. II Tobin and
Messrs. ID. 4. Iglehart, JOHN Maggie, Charles
Evans and L. 5. Stewart, cotton buyers. arrived
on the Austin train and are ut tine Hotel
Maverick.
Hon. G. B. Bury, Congressman, from Cali
fOrnia, and Mr. George w. Van Worst, of Los
AugciOs, in the same State, have arrived at the
Menger hotel Mr.. Van Worst comes specially
% consult with his friend, Major Monroe, on
important business,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
Lapsus penna..

The LIGHT has little story to tell as an
offset to the many going the rounds of the
press in relation TO the errors of printers by
omission and commission. II tells the story
because it thinks printers have many times
been charged with errors which should not
have been attributed to them.
One of the reporters for the LIGHT, a man
who prides himself an his knowledge of the
English language, and who seldom makes
lapus penna, recently wrote a sentence con-
GLIDING with the statement "and acknowledged
his posthumous son." in other words acknow-
lodged as his son one born after his own
death. Now the word evidently thought of
was putative, but the writer put down ''pos-
thumous" as plainly as possible.
That was almost as bad as the statement of
an esteemed contemporary that woman
gave birth to a still born child which lived
only few hours"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
Mexican Washers.

Mexican Washers are called largartijas or
lizards, because they lean against street walls.
During Holy Week some of them change
their clothing three times day. They pay
all manner of compliments to the ladies
passing from mass and endeavor to attract
their attention by numerous devices. OF late
the entire Mexican press has endeavored to
suppress the largariijas by publishing articles
in which they were severely criticized, but,
though they have moderated their gallant en-
thusiasm, they still pose in public places and
say flores or compliments. Recently, The Two
Republics reports, one was heard to say of
lunar or beauty spot on lady's face, "What
happiness 10 be able to kiss that lunar and
then die"
A few Mexican writers defend the largar-
hjaS. One of them says that in every cline
and al all times homage has been publicly paid
to women and that the Mexicans should not
be wanting in gallantry.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
BLAINE AS A HERO,
InjudiciOus Efforts to Make Him One by
Newspaper Reporters.

InjudiciOus Efforts to Make Him One by
Newspaper Reporters.
An injudlcious attempt is being made to
write up ex-Secretay Blaine as the hero of an
incident that seems lacking in some of the
elements of an occasion. When riding with
friend in hired landau, bullet was shot
through the window, making clean hole in
the glass and clean work of the nerves of the
inmates, as hitherto mentioned in the LIGHT.
Did it frig hten the ex- Secretary" was asked
of his friend.
brighten him? l rather guess it did.
When he got home he told the driver not to
leave the arch till he got into the house."
But the driver was not frightened, and does
the story some uniptentional damage. He
says he did not hear the report of a pistol
while out with Mr.. Blaine and his friend,
and knew nothing of the broken glass till next
morning.
Mr.. Blaine himself covers the affair with a
slight coat of heroism by pretending to think
lightly IT, and claiming that the glass was
perforated by stone from ''devil's sling"
thus treating it with an affectation OF indifier-
enCe.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
The New Court House.

County Commissioner HOeiling, as red i'm the
face and highly excited as usual, walked
hastily into the County Clerks Office to-day.
He wanted to see Judge Mason. where's
Mason?" he inquired of Clerk Smith. Then,
not waiting for reply, he said, "He's not go-
ing to hold court Tomorrow, is her"
81 don think So" Mr.. Smith returned. 81
don't think the court house is in condition to
he received, and that's what the meeting WIS
10 he held for"
"Of cOu Sc not said Mr.. HOCflug, survey
ing the walls gistcning with undrind kalsO-
mine. the doors wet with paint, and the mass
OF documents lying on tables which had been
moved into the middle Of the room. 'Or
course not, he repeated, 1.-THE court won't be-
able TO receive it till next July il they keep on
working in this way"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
school Examination.

An examination of the pupilsat the German
English school was commenced this morning
and will De continued.tO-mOrrow. The pupils
are about 800 in number and are divided into
two forms of six classes each. The subjects of
examination to-day were translation, general
history, physical history, perception. arithme-
tic, reading, history of Texas, orthOgraphy
natural history, and grammar. After the eX-
animation there were declamatiOns and songs
The school building was tastefully decorated
Many of the children's relatives and friends
Were in attendance Prizes will be distributed
tomorrow. The school is under the superin-
tendence of Professor Barbeck. He is assisted
bv McSSrS. Alex. Kuhn aud Franz BOlZ teach
crS in German, and Misses RAFT. Allensworth
and Moves, teachers in English Most of the
pupils have acquitted themselves creditably.
aricuiurly, the teachers say, those of Ameri.
can pafrntage
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
A WIDOWS REQUEST.
Lady Cavendish's Sentiments Respecting
Her Husbands Murderers

Bolton Abbey, the historic seat of the Duke
of DevOnshire is in the Parish of Skipton
Works. England, and it WAS to her father-in-
laws mansion that Lady Frederick Cavendish
retired after the assassins hand had struck
down her beloved husband. The Rev S. LOyd
is vicar of the parish aud of course preached u
sermon i'm SkiptOn Parish church, enOgising
the merits of the murdered lord. Suisse
quently prompted by his own vanity, or at the
request of friends, he decided to publish the
sermon, and asked Lady FTedcriCk'S permission
to dedicate the sermon To her. In her reply
Lady Frederick Cavendish writes in the follow
ing terms.
"Thc Dublin disclosures do indeed teach the
awful lesson contained in the last verse of the
third chapter of Samuel. You will, | am sure,
forgive me If ! leg you, before sending the
MSS. to the printer, To look through il first
with the special view of seeing il there is one
word that could be turned into desire for
Vengeance. You will readily understand how
must shrink from any such feeling. ! would
rather, us far rs | may, revercntly adopt tho
Lords prayer on the cross Father forgive
them, FOR they know not what they do. The
law know must take its course. For the sake
of the unhappy country itself ! pray that
neither the unSpcaka' le greatness of my sOr-
row nor the terrible wickedncss of these men
may ever blind myself or the English people 10
the duty of patience, justice and sympathy in
our thoughts. words and deeds with regard to
Ireland and its people at large"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-20
sharp Work i'm the Senate

Mr.. Brown, of Georgia, had offered in the
Senate a resolution. stirring up the Utah COM
mission, and erecting the Senate into an in
quest upon the state Of polygamy and bipamv
in the Territory since the Edmunds manifesto
had penetrated that impenitent paradise. The
Speaper ordered Mr.. Browns resolution read
for information and after such reading M
Hoar, of Massachusetts, inquired as to the
right OF the Senate TO constitute itself an in
QUESTION upon polygamy and bigamy in The
Utah Territory, and then, to avoid discussion
Mr. ingalls, proposed that the resolution Iay
over till tomorrow. As any objection w..
fatal to the resolution, the motion to Law !, oveT
adily prevailed, and the Senate so ordered
N w this took place at one of those drearu
midnight sessions which is worse than s,or,'
at sea, and at which the ship Of State nevsr
knows her bearings, for no sooner had ,be
order been disp SD of by the clerk than Mr.
Brown discovered that in one ming,.. md .
halfit would be to morrow. for his ren.aieT
or ID II O'Clock and SSH pinutes. So lust
as the Senate became awarethat Mr.. Browns
po'ygamous and bigamous resolution had gone
over TIL tomorrow Mr.. Brown called Il up as
the fIrst thing in order for the day.