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, 1883-08-18
Scalpins . sWtA1Ier.

The Jacksonville. O..gon. Times rises mp
in wrath and makes these remarks: at
seems as if no race can be run in this section
Of late days, but what proves . deep laid
game to rob somebody. A rule the fast.
est horne does not win and the persors making
up the race divide the proceeds Of their
swindlinz scheme in some dark place. A
more disgracefuI affair never took place here
than was the so-called match between Jim
Lick" and the "Percheron Filly" iast Sstur.
day afternoon. Suckers were not xs numer-
Gus as expected, but that Was no fault Of the
managers of the game. who had several
strikers out drumming up victims. 1t il the
dcty Of q newspaper TO expose snch frauds.
and We shall do 20 more effectually when we
have occasion to refer to one again. Harry
Slower, owner Of "Jim Lick" after robbing
everybody who bet On his horse, undertook
to beat his landlord ont Of his board bill. -
also some others who had trusted him. But
''the best laid plans Of men and mice gang
aft aglee." fol he was that day arrested near
Barron's by Constable Taylor. upoa tele-
gram sent by Deputy Sheriff Jacobs, to
whom he paid his Indebtedness here as we'll
as the costs, amounting TO as much more.
People should look out for this fellow. as be
''won't do"
, 1883-08-18
The sreak in the Cattle Market.

The Cheyenne transporter OF July 2Sth. .
paper largely devoted to the stock interests,
has the following on the recent break in the
market.
A reaction has recently occurred Id the
csttls market, whether permanent or not
remains to be seen. The price Of beef cattle
mas gone down with q rush to the prices
ruling before the cattle craze Of the past two
years. The market has fuctuatsd 50 puch
and so rapidly that shippers are very scary
in making consignmenta. The price Of stock
cattle has also followed the price Of beef
cattle. Information is to the effect that
stock cattle are changing hands 1t very low
figures, although but . few transfers have
been made. A great difference Of opinion
exists among prominent cattle men - to the
result In the break in prices. Scme CLAIM
that the decline is only temporary, resulting
from the shipment Of immature cattle. and
that the demand of eastern and foreign cap
ital for cattle investments i'll still keep cat
tie 90 the boom. They also claim that cat
tbs viii never recede to their former values.
Others Just as confidently predic. that the
cattle craze 10 over-that ranges are aro b.
coming too limited to sustain tie grand
schemes in progress. and that this "crszs"
il only o repetition of bona. which NJ In
tervais sriz. al products. Time only VIII
demonstrate The truth.
, 1883-08-18

Among the passengers Who weut asay
ono night was . woman. She was poorly
yet neatly dressed. her face wore an ex-
preston of anxiety and care, her thin fsa-
tures and shrunksn hands made hsr look
as if shs hadn't touched morsel of food
in tuo montha Trouble vas plainly de-
pietsd on her countenancs. It took ey-
cry cent ahe had to buy ticket in or
der 10 reach her destination. She was
hungry. but she bad NO means vhsrsvith
to purchase food. She gave look into
the gatetender's benevolent face that
quickly touched his sYmpathstic heart.
He OWNED her thoughta He vent with
her to the dining.room and told ono Of
the walters to give the woman somsthins
to eat at his expense and the RAtstsndsr
returned to his post and punched tickets
and ansssred question: After his labos
for the day we're ovsr he vent to the ct.
ina-house and inquired the amount Of his
hill. The meek response vas N.So.
For . moment .he gsts-tsndsr felt weak;
his legs seemed likely to give way. Al
last, in husky voios. hs asksd: ..What
did that woman eatl' The wlitsr handso
him the following statement: ''Speing
chicken, strawberry shortoaks, three
boiled esgs, two cups Of tsa, four biscuits,
two banana. The warm-hsartsd gsts-
tender paid the bill. For two months 10
come it viii b useless for hunNy-look
ing women to attempt to attract his IT.
tention.
, 1883-08-18

gentleman relates a. an actual occur.
renee at that bathing r.sort the meeting
OF three persons who had been intimately
connected in their former lives, ending in
the marriage Of two lone-psrted lover,.
The heroine. Mary B. Donoghus, ten
years ago, when only l6 years of age, wa.
the belle OF Virginia village. While q
the White Sulphur Springs. FIVE years
ago, she sas persuaded by her mother to
marry young Austrian named Frsscati.
whose debts and dissipstions had driven
him from home to America. Two years
ago her only child died, and q divorce
procured her release from the cruelty
OF brutal husband. Since then she had
seen neither her husband, whom she
never loved, nor the lover Who fed the
country on her ill-fated marriage Among
the throng on Sunday & zing out upon
the OCEAN from the porch Of the New
Inlet House, BY strange irony, were the
two men-Frascati. the Austrian drunk.
ard. the divorced husband, on one aide Of
his former wife; John Sarnders, the
lover who had grown sick With longing
for face nov not twenty feet away.
yet each unconscious Of the others pres-
ence. Driven, no doubt, to despair BY
remorse and penury, Frasoati wandered
away along the shore. When he plunged
in he did not know whether he could
swim out or whether he would drown his
sorrows once for eli and find . grave be-
meath the waves. But . womans startled
shrisk rang shrilly out over the evening
air his own wife had seen his Wild leap,
all ignorant that this uas the man who
had wrecked young life. Her accents
touched . chord no other voice Lad ever
walked in Saunders' heart. He rushed
toward the spot from which it seemed to
come and dragged frascati dripping from
the water. A mutual and triangular rec
ognition followed, and there in the pres
enoe of the man vino had slways loved
her, Mary Donoshues divorced husband
knelt and prayed her forgiveness At
the quiet marriage which took place the
same evening in the house of sn Atlantic
clergyman, Saunders was joined fer life
to the woman he had always loved. Frss-
cati witnessed the ceremony. but how was
the minister to know that the divorced
and erring husband thus ratified the mar
riage of his own former wife to tbs man
who had sAved his lifel How stranger,
after all, is truth than 6crion how true
it is that all things come to those who
wsit.-Aaantie City Revaer.
, 1883-08-18
Barbed Wire.

Oregon, Washington and Idaho are
more or less interested in the natter Of
oarbed wire f,r fencing, hence the follow
ing from the Atta California will be read
With interest: Judge Treat decision de-
clarins invalid the patents on barbed
wire held BY Washburn, has been follow
I'd by c.'nssqueDces vhich.seldom attend
. judicial decision. A Joliet, Iii. DIS
patch to The ST. Louis Globe. .Demotrut
says the bottom has fallen out of the bus
iu.ss. The factories at Joliet, ten in
number, are all clo.ed down and 600 men
thrown out Of employment This is ow-
ng to the Withholding of royalties to
Wsshburn, the grea. over-production and
'he Wholesale tumbliug down of prices to
scale where it is Improbable to manu-.
fscture. There were At ons time forty
factories, averaging ten tons each Of barb
cd wire per day. or total daily output
of 400 tons, Wsahburn's royalty WA
sevenry.dve cents per 100 pounds. which
brought he harbed ~ire king daily IN
c me If s6. 900. $50. 900 month, or 81
81. 900 per year. which is big thing to
lose, but was direct tax on land owne.s.
As the price of barbed wire was at once
raised to c"ver the royal'y a. soon as it
vas exscted. As ci'neher against the
washburn, layout BY Judge Treat, other
cases pending in Chicago sgainst the man
ufacturers, vino filed pleas in bar of suits
on the ground that. having been declared
invalid in a federal court. Mr.. WasLburn
could not prosecute for infringemsnts Of
his patents in state coarta There are
manufacturers in Joliet, who, for over
two years cleared daily from $500 to $500.
Tho smallest ones netted over 500
day each, after paying $50 per day roy
atty. This barb wire bonanza Is nov
busted, and. though the industry, which
is no. half developed yet, will recover,
prices will be healthier. They sre nov
the penalty Of OVERRIDING the
thing"
, 1883-08-18
sBn;mogs.
IEsE.IORY on WASHINGTON, /.
County Of Walis Waila. .


II the Distuc, Couit of the Territory of Wash.
lnston and Tor the First Judicial District
there !, holding terms at Walla walla, Walla
Naha tOautv and in said Territory.
Rgber: Crane, Plaintiff, vs.. Mary A. Crane,
Defendant.
TEE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
i To Mary A. Crane, Defendant: You
s;e hsrety rtq1Ird 10 appear in an action
t,1sni seslns, you by Robert Craze, Plain
u1' N he district court nf the Territory Of
NA'tiAst"n and Tor the First Judicial district
,hs's :, holding terms in Walia Wslla, Walls
"s-i i"lHty, IN said territory, 10 answer the
s'ai.'iI; Of plaintiff rled in Walla Wslla
la,! Eiihin twenty days after the service
q IL, 'uum ns, exclusive Of the day Of ser
no Z served in said County. If not served
y 80 c unity bu, in said district, in thirty
az ,erved IN any other judicial district
Z .-7 Territory in forty days. II served by
s!''iiO1 within SIXTY days .ster the date OF
-nflcns, or the said plaintiff will take
',tri-eIt Ass,ns. you by default, according
"T .fayer Of the COMPLAINT This action is
% "a . ottaln the decree Of this court dis
'.l''s the bonds uf matrimony now existin
's,-srl Iiaintitt and defendant on the grounds
y aliI- deSer;ion sui ab ,ndonment for more
= ne var; and Tor a decree that lots 6 and
:. J. olcs = IN the town OF Prescott, be the
if,LtTty Of plaintiff.
,-.. ..aes' The Hon, S. C. Wingard. Associate
q the supreme Court Of Washington
80 s..''y, AM juise Of said court, and the seal
- ;,s-Sd a1Iet. this 2i,t day Of july, 4. d.
~ A. REEVES AYRES. Clerk.
'y ~ +, W; GlonHrE, Deputy. 6w
AIN i 'EyTtTy. Pisintiff's A.torneya
, 1883-08-18
81 nM0Ns.
TERRITORY OF WAsHIS 90.
EnnntY Of WalIa w I

County OF N2Iis vi L J
l.. D;.,r;c. Court Of Washington and for
II 'ae r;,s, .pndicial District thereof, holding
me ", "A m. Walla, wails Walla County,
IL aid Territory.
? Adams, Plaintiff, vs.. J. ". WassOner,
L Defendant
,urrNITED STATES OF AMERICA
N ! ". Wasyoner. Defendant: You
1 ts-rbv required to appear IN an seton
NJ Lt,' s.,.jns. you hy +. =. Adsms, Plain.
hg-s- M, District Court Of the Territory OF
~ -gn and for the First Judicial Dis
Nsa. ,-frs,, holding terms at Wsla Waiia.
NC. IAN. County, in said Territory. 70
NAA -, complaint Of Plaintiff filed IN
.h'A "A sIls County within twenty days tGer
-. - 4 this summyns, exclusive OF the
is :. .sr,ice. il served in said county. Ii
q! -, ia said County hut in said District,
- d.ys. II served In any other Judic-
Z, ~ Il,;ric, in the Territory, IN forty dsya
= - bv pub,icatiOn within siAty days
-. d,t, uf this summoBs, or the said
l,.;5 we AID take Judgment against you BY
tf.rlt, according to the PRAYER of se CON-
TINS sction is brOughs TO recover from
- the sum Oi one hu"u iou .l ea a. ntc IS
,,is "a and eusts Of suit; s65.W due Plain.
y l,,1 sou On An account for goods. wares
,..,rbsDiiss sold snG delivered by Pisin-
:. = yoa 81 your -peciL instance and re-
., I'D $3.50 due him on al account ow
80, y.,u. ior money bad and received BY
=. iTmg one rrpd tiegelzn, which account
y! t,.r.Iu.b!e consi .erstion, duly assigned
'.s,,,a..rrei BY said Fred hegeisn to Plain
IL ~ U;,,a as...;.,.
J,..,or d the Supnme Court OF Washington
Ts1;,orv, snd Jrd Of said Court, and the
=, thereof affixed, this 18th day OF July,
a L. "a a REEVES AYRES. Clerk.
Byf. ". GOODBYE, Deputy.
CB Upton aud ". H. Upton Plaintiffs
ArGrnels
, 1883-08-18
New opera Dease Ssses.

A 500 pound model Of = horses bead has
been cast at the foundry ia this city. and VII
be placed over the main entrance. 1t Y OF
excellent workmanship and looh - natural
a. life.
The stage viii be 20x6O feet. when fnished,
complete in all mo;ern improvements, larger
than the New Market theatre stage in Port
land, and twice a. large ~ the one IN Sfahis
Open Houss.
The hall viii be approached by tv" Sfeet
stairvays and entered through sliding door
of I6 feet. In c,ee of IRE tbs hall can b
emptied in FIVE minutea
The seating capacity On the main hoor vii
be 600; in the gallery 3oa. When crowded
the building will hold l5o0 persons.
It viii be nearly Christmas before the sfruc-
tue can be entirely finished.
, 1883-08-18

Such n the Question which i bsine -
rioualy d;scu,,sd P.rhaps Il vsuld Be-
q x.ll to ls.ys the dstsruinsIion os ,hs
c,essiou to tho.. whom il pr;pclp.lly oo..
earn. w. f.n.v thar have ne v;sh 10
ch.n,, n, ou.,om A. matter Of f,ct
.l,houeh il NAV M. .nns.r m h. ths o,.,
ths ,s.. vh,eh . roman an;o,, an /. .ids.
..da,s !. fu,,v .. ...,,. and .o. ...,,v :.
;,..o,,, .,.t., .h;.A . m., ~. - r.;,.
tain unl.., \. ,;m,,, h.I.,c.. h;...M
and so.. M, ,,;, ~. "A. - ~. ho,,. Il.
the, nth -. - =, n. IA. = ~. \,
II !. ..,;,,, - no,. ~. a;s...,, -. !.
,h;.h -. =. IS -. -. -. -.
,;u. ~. .ssa,. 20.
v;,, -
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, 1883-08-18

The City CT Wdia Ws'la dos crd,in -
follows:
SscIloS /. No person or firm shall keep,
within the city Of Walla Wslla . saloou. bar.
roou. sano'e-room, or other place where spir.
ituons or malt liqunrs are sid by the drink,
without first obtaining license therefor -
hereinafter provided.
Sac. 2 Nc license shall be Issued foe less
than $50. and all licenses shall terminate on the
Slst day Of July Of each year. and said license
shall not be Transferable. The City Clerk
sna1 Issue license oaly, and when the persou
or bIn applying therefor shall have paid into
the City Treasury Of the City of WaiIa WaIla
the som OF three hundred dollaxs AID shall have
hled bond with the said Clerk q hereinafter
providcd
Src. Each person or firm applying for
such hcense shall sxecute 10 the CITY of Walia
Walia . bonf, with too or more suroties
which bond shall be approved by the Mayor
and nled witA the City Clerk. Sad bod %
Be tn the sum a o-6.seS-ss11desd dollaes, con
ditioned that ths party Or parties giving ths
bond shall keep An orderly house while doing
business under said license, and With the said
bond shau be 6lsd the afidavits Of The aarsties
from which il must appear that they ass resi-.
deuts OF the County ct Walls Wslla and Terri
tory OF Washington, and that taken Together
they arc vorth double the amount specified in
the bon over and above all debit and kAbili-
ties and exclusive Of property exempt from
execution Tho City Cierk shall report al
bends % approved by the Mayor and fled
with him to the Common Council of sid City
at the next regular meeting thereof. Proridcd:
that II IT any time tie Common Council shall
deem the bund insufficient new and su%cient
bond shall be immediate y filed or the license
shall becnms void.
Sac. That any person or 6rm Who shall
cell spirituoIs or malt liquors cuntrary 10 the
provisions cf this ordinance shall, for the frat
offe'lse be lined in the sum of one hundred dol.
isrs and for each subsequent otfenss one hun
drsd dollars
SIC. That the ordinances and parts Of
ordinances previously enacted upon the sub
ject matter If this ordinance are continued in
force only in so far q the penalty therein men.
toned has alresdy accrued for the violation
Thereof; and In all other respects srs hereby
repealed; provided, thst any party Who hss
violated sasd ordinances only since the inst Of
August 1888, shall be exoneYaied from the
tine and pena'ty therein prescribed, by taking
ont license under this ordinances, and pro-
rided, further that % much Of ordinance No,
l6O - provides For each brewery where
malt liquors are manufactured and sold but
not TO be drank on the premises $500 per
quarter'' il hereby repealed
Passed the City Council, Ana. 10, 1883.
Lei. A. SHAW. City Clerk.
Approved August 10, 1888.
T. K TassArr. Mayor.
, 1883-08-18

Minnespols i rsporfsd to ahip asauaily.
beyond hsr local eoassnptios. l.e5a7o
barrels Of Aoar. 'These." nid The Trioss4s
statistican, "h plsd ose shove ths stA6.
end 10 end, vosA rssch 7s0 Mia Ths
aoar voald make shoat SOS. -. 900 losso
of bresd, the ordinary azs of hakaS Leaves.
Thsss, piled IN . pyranid. voaA naha
roaghly ealcalAtsd. square psr.nA s;fh .
base 800 feet square md hsighs Il ssariy
ln0Q feef"
, 1883-08-18

Several handsons cau Ne bsing fitted up
by the Northern Pacific company With Glas
sides. cabinets, ETC., for ths rscspesoa Il ors
samples. agricultural specimens md oth9
products Of the country contiguous 10 ths
line of the road. Thsss ean vii b ssnt
over the principal railroads q ths oou.t9
and viii stop It III tie principal citis lsag
enough to allow the people snp's oppostu-
nifty to visw the exhibit By this nsthsd 4
i expected 10 bring tie psodaess d tAs
Northwest to the .otios of thousaaAs q pse-
sons Who would othsrwin havs no knovl-
else Of our imnsass resoufsM.
, 1883-08-18

Fridays Oregosias nys thas thsrs vsss
l2S deaths st Walls Walla ths pass sssss
months, ineindins thirtssa Of diphth~iA
This statement i absurdiy falss. nd eomss
from the prsn.snrsly puhlishsd stssensas
IN the Union. Thsrs asrs LIS eass reported
by the Health 06ess. ssd eoiy p deaths.
Such falss reports - ths aboss getting isto
circuhtioa srsstly ipjurss tAis esty. ~
illustrates The evil Of pablishiAG oGisial
statemsntx Submitted 70 The Counel bsfsse
that body has t.ksa se;oa spoe ths ss.s.
I, Justice to Walla WallA tie 0Tegoaias
s,ould mako the proper oorrsct;oa.
, 1883-08-18
Rled Rrofasely.

From the driver who took the remains OF
Ezr. SnodderIy hcme after Ln execution.
the Dayton CArolose learns that after ieav-
inc Marenec the body bied profusely; the
blood runninS out through the icints Of the
coeio into the back Red and from there into
ths water bucket hanging beneath. We
cannot ,eooons foe the blood. except that an
artery N. prob.sly severed and in going aP
the long hill. the head being in the hInd
end of the hack, cansed the blood to run ont
of his mouth.
, 1883-08-18

We would ssll the sttsatioa Il oar sAloos
keepsrs TO The fact that It n . violation of
the Law 10 ssll liquor 70 habitaA dru.kasda.
and will refer them 70 Chaptar CXU. &c.
tioe 1875 Of the seds Of Waahingsoa Tsrsi.
tory. TAat sscil6a statss that Kquor dsal-
On must have printed and posed is . co..
s,icuoas plses II their respective aalooss q
places Of basisssA copy d tAs lsw is rsaa-
tion 70 selling liquor to habitaA drundasda
and the penalty therefor.
, 1883-08-18

Ths dspsts sAeat Tie hsssa9y iss h.
tween Aa..ehasstss - Nsw Hsaslh.4
vhich be- bssa n szistsao inss l7l4 ,
N - faiE ~ Il bsiAs sstalsd NJ asr
d bossasy dvo - AaaasAn.t6 saeoo
sao tAst Fssuiy bsaseg - Nsv Hn9-
sAibsl NJ ~sR ~ aaAs y ~ aOnh 4
Mo- H0ss sUBsin1s1 = - ~ -
sOlsh = - - q unndhuuelA
, 1883-08-18
Lord Avle,ford and his wife have tried

Lord Aylesford and his wife have tried
hard to get rid Of each other. But there
is in England Queens Proctor. who is
q valuable officer. Whenever it comes to
his ears that divorce il BY arrangement
between husband and wife he declares
that there il collusion, and the case col
lapsea. Also, if it is patent that both
husband and wife have been leading i'm
moral lives, he prevents either from BE-
ing divorced from tho other. In the
Ayiesford case it vas notorious that man
and vile were in this condition, and no
divorce can be obtained.
, 1883-08-18

A lsEe order Of he PostAastss.G .GsaRL 20
iies that 10 paekage, paruA q lsts9 vii -
for~aedsd upon vhieh IL pasaaGs hn ut bsss
fully paid Tki ad1 = 4 bputanss b
everyone. and dAould b fully undasansd II
the card Of ths s.dR = q ~ paeanR II
paekses vin Be nnsdiafsiy sstm,sd, seAs.
vis tha nsty s3dssssd vin b soli1sd I'D
rsquestsd to furliuh ths rsquisiss sosuax of
postage.
, 1883-08-18
''tice For PublIcnr,np
tosEpa G. MAssr.
-Aso oFFicK AT wAII.y Y

So oFFicK At wALLA WA1ul
July 10, 1888
y $50 Il. s Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tios q !. lowing named settler has fled n,.
sgr,.,-. u intention to make final prnof in
= -. q lis claim, and that said pf,.f Ill
" before L. S. L O. nt WaIIs Wan.
NJ en Sept 81, 1883, viz: Jo..nh r
T. y y No. e775 for the NW} 81 %
v;.-. = ; h s. (. He name. the foiioS;.s
49, ss 70 prove his ooutipous rr.;d.ness
H.. and Cultivation o.. sa;d Land =, :.
P.i- saar, Geo. W. P.;n.s- -
W.n' r And Geo. VI. Br.dbury os wan.
'oS JoRGENsEN. Ser;...-
, 1883-08-18

Shesif Thompson has received description
Of william Mssthevs. burglar Who escaped
from sAs TxrisosiL psisoa On Aoaday hst
Ssvsuty.6vs 6ollan reward = offered Look
ine q tie frsqusocy Of esespss from tbs
prison Il ioosu to N oatssdsf that they might
ave tins ssd troahIs By letting The doou 60
unlocked sltoesth&.
, 1883-08-18

Ruskin, in "fors Cls'isssa. Ays rsry
girl should keep hsr lover On probssion
seven yesrs befora shs married him. This
makes Burdette eselaia: Heaven blsss
your .imrls soal, John; yoa don't know
what you are talking about Kssp .
lover on probation for seven yssn Why.
that il foar yssn longer than most voosn
in America keep their husbands snA Q
girl Who can't probate two !ovsss per IN
mum in tkis land thinks the market haa
broke away doun 10 sixty-tso."
, 1883-08-18

A M 10 fARfiEs ARE NOTIFIED NOT
Lyie ON ~ s Aey credit 70 ny wifs, Narv
tur ~. recount - Vll not Be- r,,r,..,hi:
A "AiA W. T.. J.ly i7sI M
I'd VA
, 1883-08-18
VIRE UNITPD ST,rpc n, ,,

IL NiIED STATES OF AMERICA.
-. G- h. StpCkweli and Michael hck.rt
',a.'-at' You are hereby required 10 sp.
n N - sc'i1n brought against Won bv II
= :, TUNES anc ]. T. Thompson. plaintiff. in
u1>.Il:' coIr. 4 the Territory of W,,hirv.
.: nm AiS y! me slnst Judicial District there
c.. IN. 'sr'ns at Wslls WallA, Walla WalIs
80. sly, IN 's'4 Territory, to answer the com
-: -. u, piAla,iT.s hiei in walla Wslla Countv
.----- - '"ea'y days after the service of this
-L,,' eiciu>iye Q: the day OF se-yioe II
- a SAD county. If not served !, ss;a
.'s 80 oo' In said distric. in thirty days If
- " AnY other Judicial district IN tbs Ter
,r., .-.s! u 'S7iy days II served nv nnbI;c.t;.n
- - si1.y dsys after the d te III this ann.
-. - =. me sSii plaintiff. will ,ske ind men,
q n, - " ar'Au!t. according to the PRAYER
rsosT., pant This action is brought TO
ty. -, ;.oI So the defendants, the sum of
~ - Aha tai-ty five dollArs lss35 o0)
u,s;,, q scit. Thirty FIVE dollars due
u.iyi;r. I'm you Tor rent Of two story frame
Wal, W. cted on Lot 10, in block 4. Of
al a Cltr, leased TO vou by plainriff.
b-i.fl,, Il-iiared dollars damages done 70 said
pA-t,;T,. ''c' IN remoring and DESTROYING
b4i.iip, 1'''s PAPER and lining in the said
10 -a+,. he Hon. S. c Winssrd A~oc;,,.
Ter. " 'as as Hn'rene Court Of Washington
81 d. ~ Judge f'sAid court, and the
h. lssS nfscs this 2Ist i,y of July a.
B7Fw REEVES AYRES. Clerk.
BL kITIe9DHUE- Deputy. ~
l. SAAEPsTIIy, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
, 1883-08-18

The adopssd daaeAssr Of Mr. Forster.
the lase SszsGszy for Ireland, has bssa
nanisd 70 . neAss 4 tn hss Wliiaa
0aiEA OfDkisa
, 1883-08-18

A story is told in the German press OF
the causes that led Franz Liszt, the COM
poser, to enter 6 monastery. He Was
CAV man of the world in his younger days,
and found himself at one time IN love
with two differen. women, both Of whom
were passionately attracted to him, and
were loved by him in return with equal
.rdor. Both we're of high rank. gifted,
and beautiful He was in great doubt
and perple1ity. Unwilling to give either
one the pain of knowing that he had mar
ried the other. he finally entered the
priesthood, to which his imaginative and
emotional temperament had previously
attracted him, and IN which he hoped to
fnd peace and contentment The women
whom he loved learned in time to forget
their passion for him. One married no
bleman of high rank. The other became
the Countess DAaonit, acquired literary
distinction under the nom de plume OF
Daniel Stern, and gave birth to two
daushten, one Of whom married the
Frsnch statesmen Oilivsr, and the other
IA to-day known - the widow OF Richard
Wagner.