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RAILROADS.
yiLTinub.^ AHD_?H10 KAILROIO
( HANOI or Tli**' Kovr*?*i 1, 1*75.
A.m. LEAVE W+SHjNGTOX.
5 OO-Baltrmere ud Way Station*.
6.M-CIK1GO 4X3 By. L<k '? '*?? Exrik?s.
__ Breakfast at ?vtloxbu.'*
7 09?Baltimore tH Wif Siati- u *
7 15-P intof Recks nod Way Btat. ^ _t4
7.3#?AddimIIi, R^'av, k City
?d4 W*j Kutivu to fulal irt Rxks.
Except on M ndar
? 90?Www Yoxk
P:W?Baltimore and Way 6URim?.
V li-SUi nUn, W|nches??r. li rp-r s F-rry,
Uagerstown and Way S*ati. on, to l' ?l
ID' ut. via Metr poiitai. Rrstrh.
t SO? B?! T No stop*.
1 1:00? Baltimore aud Way Srntwt<.
P. M
1.10-liw I?u IxriM. 1 30 p in on Sea
day.
I 13-BalwnKre m l principal Way Stations.
3 30?BaltiU'Ic Exrxcss. stopping at t aur?l,
and contacting at Kelay for Frederick and
Way Stations ( Mam stem.)
3 4i-B*l!ifK)N and W?j Stall ns.
4.11?Frederick, Point of Kckc. Usgerstown,
Utritr't Perry, WlnchntDf ?od Way
ftnr->tis. (Via Metropolitan Branch.)
4:4#? Baltimore, Annapolis and Wiy Stations.
? BO?Omrago Atn Ciscissati Fast Bxpxus.
6:6o-BAi.?ijioRt tiPiu*.
7 30?Bal;i'Bore and War Stations.
7:40?P.Tt.*3c*o Fast Ixrtki.
1? 90?Bsl.T:X<?*K
9 30?Nev.- Idii V.ht Exr*ti?.
9 3J?BMiin ore and principal NV ay Stations.
11:30?Ft F*?t Iir?w?.
6 -i0." 0?,9 -20 am , 1:10.4 44, 7:30, 9:90,
9 30. t U p.m. daily.
7 30 am .114pm. dally, except M 'cday.
5 90 p a. ''aity. <**cep? 8atnrda\ .
4 00, 7 10,7 li ?? 10.9 14.11 00 * m.,3:30,
3 45, 4 li. * (Ml. 7:40. 11:30 p Bi , dklly except
bandar
LEAVE CA31DEX STATION FOR WASH
lXQTOX
4 30, 4 10 9 15am , IB 30,5 00, 6:35, 9:15
tn. daily.
4 10 p m. daily to Washington only.
6 50. 7 30, 10 30 ant , 3 10. 3:30, 6:30,
10 SO. 11 15 p ci. daily except Sunday.
tin connect! a on Sunday l>r Hagifr'tosrn, An
napolis, bUnntOD or Valley Branch. nor f>r Hew
Vork am rt. 114.1 Ipl.iaat ? OO a.m. and l:IO p.m.
For lorth"r inlormati ?n apply at tn? B iltimore
ntxl Ohio t k?t < Wasniugton S'ation, and
4 ?5 ptupv, h:mi* avenue, ?her* orders will M
taken for I f ?.'aga to bo cb< ? k?-d and rec-l' ed at any
point in titcciy. TBOS.B. SHAH P.
Master of Transportation.
L. BI rc LK. Oeneral Ticket Agent.
(iEO S. KuOMTZ, General Agent. nOvl-tf
jV'KW lUhk A1IU WASHIJI(1T0.1
i> THKUl'fiH LHB
TO BALI IM0 BE, PHIL ADEul'ill A,
NKW YORK. BOSTON,
ALL POIXTS IX 7HK JXtW EXULAXL)
STiTES
TUttOlCU BETWitBN WAH11IH3T0M AND
NKW V11KK
niTHOVT CHAXGE OF CARS.
The e n ipt-'?nt on this Iig? Is ni?w aud of the most
elegant aril Improved finish.
'i HA lit l.kAVI.Nti AT 9:93 A M. IS POLL
BAN Pa M OR CAR TRAIN EXOI.l'SIVEL Y.
tlLLMAX PALME SLEEflXO CARS OX
XIOHT TRAINS. , ^
Onar1at>?r S< pt^niber 1J:L. h7>, tr -Ins by this
tin" ?ili half dep. t of Balujtore a. l PotoniAC
liatlrcad. c. rner of 6th and B iitrta-i follow":
7:45 a ni t ,rtu for Ph:lvlelpr.ia. New York
aLO p u t* Laet daily, except Sntiday.
9.83 ajn Limited Kxprcas-Puilni^n Car Train?
f r Ph..A'iclp!.ia, New York and points Ea^t
dally, except Snn.iay.
11* p in. E\pre*sf.-r PhilAdtlphU and Mew York
daily.exr^p: Sunday.
4:50 p m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
nilr. ? _ .
9:0? a m. Expre*i> f r Philad-lphia, New York
and t"i^;s Ki-t daily.
PPLLMAN PARLOR CAR.-* on al! Day Trains.
Pi'LLM\N PALAUC tiLEEl'lNtl CARS on
Sight Traice. . ,
Tickt t-? at <1 iiT. r.iiation can be procured at the of
fices of tl e company.
Baefar? c?llrd for arJ checked at hntrla and prl
Tate re-K*> tiees on orders loft at the ? fflces of the
cctnpary, northeast corner lith Mrsei ai.J Pennsyl
\anla a^ e> tiand < n bortheaat oorner of Penusyl
yaniaarfi ne ?rd <th street.
Dep. t Ba '-I i M'.iRK AND POTOMAC UAIL
&0AD, ??. rcer 6tti and B stri-ete.
D. A1 BUT U, <1 E.?
General Passenger Agent. Philadelphia, Pa.
OKORGE C. W1LK1N3.
fell Bnperintendent. Baltimore. 81 J.
? > ALT I *1UHE iTPO TO MAC K \ I LK O A V,
D btf'Tl h.\E* bTlt A^tll B STEKf r> N W.
After MoLday, eep i uiber 13th, lS.'S, trains will
mc as foilo* ?
THAJXS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
6.00 a.m.. Lin.ited Express, daily for the We-ft;
daily except Sunday f'-r the North.
7:45 am, Exp ess for PhiluiAfui? and New
York, daily except Bandar.
?:40 a m , Af-omn< da ion to BalMmwe, dally.
9.*3 am., Liuiitrd Bxpr^-ss for N>-? York, daily
exc'-pt Sonday Parlor Car Train.
11:55 a.m . r wt Line West awl Nor.h, daily except
B8nday.
1;1?* p tu , Cxpre?s for Philad--lp!'ia and New
York, and Norfolk tu La.tioiore, daJy
except Hunday. _
3 40 p m . Acrofnm.'da'lon, dally except Snuday.
4 "'0 pm .for Pbiladeli>hia, da.ly.
6.50 p ra . Cicclaa-iti Express, dail/f .r the Weat;
daily except Sa'.urca7 t t th-* North.
9 0* p.w , '!aily. New Y;>rk Nlg'jt Kxp--as.
TRA/XS ARRIVE AT WASHIXBTOX.
6.13 a tu.. New York Rxpte^s. da.ly.
t*:34 a m . Aeconmio<lati>>n. daily except bunday.
C Jj am., fa t Line, daily. _
11:35 am . A c-on.m. -dation. daily except Sunday.
?J 45 f m . Baltimore au4 Pt.iaU'lpln* Zxprvna,
daily.
4 03 y m , Lin ited Express Tr?m New York, daily
nc. Lt Sunday.
4 93 r t . I ay Express, dally except Hunday.
? CO p n. . A< comni Klati o, daily <-xcept Suu.lay.
?:10 p lu . daily from Baltimore and the West.
11 :S3 p.e>..K.< timond E \p:-as,daily except Sunday.
Trait s I- ? i u Hi-lJ' i !? n at 7 IS a in. and 3 41)
m. m. dai'v t xi.pt Punla>, ooundct at Bowie with
tra.ns for P : sCmkUw
Trains Ka.i^ii W^hicgtonat 6:00 a. m. and 4.90
p. m. eouevi ut Odenton with tralas for Annapilis
Trains a-r ii c at Washington at S 55 a. m, aad
S OUj^. ni . connect at Bo? te with trains from Pope's
^rwmnri I- axing their orders at Ticket Office,
northwest c< ii.tr <TUth street and Penusylvaaia
avenue, nor'.n* est corner 6th street and Pennsylva
nia avenue. can have their ba^ga?" calu d for and
checked at !? Is and r^sidenMs to all points North
and Wast *1 :ron^h tickets to Cincinnati. Colum
bus, India: ar lis, Lcuistille. 3t. Louis, New Or
leans, Ch c .*?: O uaha, San Francuce, and all
sninii R?>t. \, ul, N< rth ard S>-nth.
GLO. C. WILK1NS, Snperlatendent,
Baltimore, Ml.
D. M. BOYD. Jr.. QenT Pass'r Agent. m?y33 tf
1875" PENHSiSvanTa ROUTE 1875
KORTHWilST, SOUTl}hAND SOUTUWEdT.
Trains leavr a. fallows:
\l ashinctoi..... ?? 00 a. m. I Baltimore. ? iJ a. m.
" ...... 1 1a. ni I " .1:15 p. m
" b.'.Op. m J " - * lOj.m.
THI GBL-xT DOl BLE TRACK R01TE,
wlthelegan: ?c -eery. Palace Mate room Day and
Xiight Cars. ?i!h m-dern improvement*.
Two hunCr- d :uiies saved u> Western and Central
Kew York.
MAKE CONVECTIONS
through trcn WaSUINUTON te tLeWEST and
NORTH witboct change.
Tickets L> i is route can be procured at the of
fices, corner o: 13.b street and Pennsylvania ave^ae,
and corner ol ?'h street ai^d P?nn?> Ivania avenue,
nnder Mati i ^l Hotel, where reliable information
Hill be given <t all titnea.
Faaeengers pr c:ritg tickets at th?*e offices ean
aecure accii.c rd? ions in Palace Cars for Chicago,
Plttaburf acd H- chaster.
D 51. B >Vt,Ja , Genl PaK-ei;g?r Agent,
mar 16 ly Phi'.at Ipnia, Ps.
ALEX.ANLi.lA AND WASU1NOTON R. li.
AXb
ALEXAM HI A a ND rUEDEKICKSBURQ Bit.,
('?? ?r a/ M m l Sif'.k s'.rtttr.
Local tr?iu- 1- ave for Alexandria a? follow*: 6,7.
P. 9,* 10,11a in; 1.3. 4',*,b,7 p.m.; 7 aid
r m. m? and 1 a-.d b p tu. daily, ail o;ber traiua
daily except Sctday.
Local traius l. a.e Alexandria as follows: 6. 7, *,
9, 10, 11 a n. . 1,3. 4, 5,ft and 7p.m. Toe 6,
9.and 10 a in and 5 and 7 p m. from Alexandria
daily; ail otli'-r trains calls except Snoday.
Trains for the Virginia Midlan.t road 1 ave Wash
ington daily at 7 .4 5 a. m. and 7 05 p. iu.
h a. m. and 4 p. tu connect wUli train* on Wash
ington and Ohio B. B
GREAT B<>CTHKRN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Waafcingtoi, 1 1 3? p m. daily .exc pt)Sonday.
Through tick-^ to all poluia Bouth aiidB-.uthweet
for Mle at odices comer Uth street and Pennsylva
nia avenue, and corner 6th street anu Pennsylvania
avenue, where passenger* can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked at ail hotels and residence*
through to destination. D. M. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. C. W1LKIN3, General Sup t..
)anl-tf Baltimore. M 1.
pANT THAIM FOR CAfE MAY.
7 HOIKS AXU 30 MIXUTMS-WASHIXG
TOX TO CAP A Ma Y.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has pot oa a Vast Exprt-sa Train 1
? - s i ? . - "
from Philadelphia to Cape May
making th" follow in.- time I
Leave Washington-* 44 n m., id*/ Express,)
nniving at Cape May at ?p m '
Leave Washington?9 il3 am. ^Limited Ex pre* 1
arriving at Cape May at 5 p. m.
On Limited Ex proas an extra eeat fare of ?1.73 i*
charged between Washington and Pbil?4elphla.
D M. BOYD, Jk.,
jy9 tr General Passenger Agent.
BANKERS.
850 J
men and 1'
TO invested In Stock Privllegee
a> s large profit*. Writ* for 71 pa?* book,
1 11. ma of Wall at. and Wall *t7Bevlav.
BEET FEES. JOHN HICKLINO A OO ,
Bankers and Brokers,
oct7 ly 79 Brondway. MiT.
810 accohL'bo to*'ocb $1,000
_ MEAMB.
0,99*. Sl00,Bl,000 InBtech FrlvllegAa.
hry often pay a profit of from BI to II time# the
?a invested every 30 day*, withont risk beyond the
lavestmsnt, a* explained In onr book and Weakly
Financial Report sent free, containing the dally
price* and fluctuations that occur at the
KBW YORK STOCK hlCHAXOJL^^?
Alan, the general condition of the ?. Y
market ALfLPE
oct7 t.th^.tr^k^ Alt^ke^T.TsW * S%.Y.
e. "mu'
Var* jamored their Bsnxtng^Hcu*e to LE DROIT
m iLDlBG. corner Mk and F streets
They are prepared to do a general Banking bu*l
nee*. receive Deposit* subject to check at sight,
draw drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, Buy and Bell Foreign Exchange, and make
Collection* on all point*. ap? tr
rALL ITYLE BATS.
X
1B37 PKXXS TL JAMA A VEX 0B,
CMiAUuU ii'oisiai""
T.
COAL AND WOOD.
WW. CLABK. T. B. OBOSi, Ja.
T. KDW. CLARK * CO..
HEALERS IX
LVMUCft, vrnou, COAL, DOORS. SASH
ELIX'DS. MOL'LDIXOS. #*.
I ? Principal OF.ee, Wharf, Depot and Planing Mill,
, foot of 4ih rt. east. near United States Navy Yard
Office, B?om No. i, (Firemen's Int. Office,' otst
Bahfc of Wajbingt.>n, Washington. P. 0. ocWtra
^OAt! COAL t WOOD I WOOD !!
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH I
THOUSANDS OF TONS OBDBBBP.
. ArrlTlnji daily, cargo*# of tb? bast rariatiM of all
kinds of CO A L and WOOD.
Now la the time to buy 1
If yon would tare money get a toe4 artveU aad pust
*miu. i Wi p .and* to the ton, call oa the under
signed before yon t tw.
Hav tng two cf tbe [argent Wharrea In the District,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
th? delivery of Coal direct from oar vessels to the
oomniuer, we c?n certainly offer special induce
ment! A visit to oar Wharrea and Depot will con
vitice or* at a glace of our unsurpassed advantages.
Good P1NB WOOD datlTarad aa low aa $?.?0 par
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered aa low as ?6 to ?7
per cord.
A single trial la all that la neceasary to eonrinos
tha pctllc of the above facta.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Mala ODce and Depot at Johnson'1 Wharrea, loot
of 13th and 1Mb streets.
- - _ < IJO* w atraat northwaat.
0111om~ <1118 *h street " ang?-eo
?OAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.
I hare always on hand a Urge and assorted stock
of ASTI1BACITE and BITUMIMOUS COALS,
PINE, OAE and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, or
saw ed and split, all kept under corer.
Hating the control of sereral brand" of Imported
and Oomeatli" CCHERTS and CALCINED PLAS
TERS, and handling yearly many million* of B \N
GOB LATHS, I am in condition to fill order*of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity at
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy compe
tition.
Central Office?623 Loniflana ar^nne northwest.
Branch Yard?1st st., bet. B an* O sti., southeast.
V harf? Foot of 3d street sc tuheait.
octal lr WM. GUIN AND.
STEAMER LINES.
The inland and siaboard coasting
COMPANY or D. C.
STEAMERS LADY OP THE. LAKE AND JANB
MOSELEY.
tOH NORFOLK, CONXECTJXG WITH
LJXES *OH bOSTUN. PROVIDENCE
AND NSW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, Sept. inber 20, ISTSjthe
steamer LAD) OF THE LAKE will
n^ako three tr'p* weekly between.
Washing' n aim Norfola. Leave Washington M->n
day, W>dne,cLav and Friday at 3 p. m Leave Nor
f' lk TueeJa} , Thursday and Saturday at S p. m.
Pare to (iorff-lk, ?4. Bound trip, %6. Tickets good
until used.
tli.ailk.Ii JOHN W. THOMPSON FOB POTO
MAC BIYEIi LANDINGS.
Tbe Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on tbe route, she will, on and after TUES
DAY. Octobir 36. make semi weektr trips,(stopping
at all the principal landings,) as follows:
1 UESDAY?Leave Washington at 7 a. m , going
to Onrrionian; returning, arrive in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAY?Leava Washington at 7 a. m , going to
Cnrrioman, and on SATURDAY, continuity down
to Cone riter: returning, arrive in Washington
buuday afternoon.
All Freight Ic? Biver Landing* mast positively be
prey aid.
For tickets, stateroom* or information, apply at
tbe office of tha Company, nn 1-v Metropolitan Dank,
lith street,oppo-ite the Treasnrj . ocUS-ly
pOK POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS.
The swift and favorite Iron Pteamer PILOT BOY,
W . H. Byles. Captain, having been
thoroughly overhauled and refitted.^
will resume her tiips for Potomac river Landing uu
Ti lt>DAl. March 3d. and overy TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Fitzhugh's wharf,
fcot of 8th meet, at 7 o'clock a. m Returning, will
arrive in \V iwhiiigton every Wedneaday and Sunday
evening.
Freight recelvM dally. All freight* mnst bo pre
paid. Ifeb'271 N. B KIT/HUGH. Agent.
31
EBCHANTS' LINK OF STEAMSHIPS
BitwF IN
WASHIX U TOX' AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine Steamships E. O. K NIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON willrrateregular well
ly trips between NEW YORK, ALKX-'ft,
ANDKIA, WASHINGTON an 1
CEOBGETOWN. as follows:-Leave NEW YORK,
frrm Pier 4 1, East River e.ery 8atubdiy at 4
p. m.; leave QTORGKTOW N every FRIDAY at 7
a. m.. and ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For fall information app.'j to B. P. A. DENH AM,
lu-inets ofiica and wharf. fc3 Water street, George
town, or at tbncffica of th" Pre-'.lent, near P street
bridge. J. W. THOM PSON, President.
?^"Freights deliver?-d by Knot'* Express. Orders
left at Or-, oral Office, t>03 Pennsylrania avenue,
or at tbe ?tt<uiicr's ?* hart, will be promptly attended
to^ jell-tr
IV EW EXTRKS9 LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALkXANDRtA. WASH
iiWlON AXD GEORGETOWN.
SAILING DATS.
From Pier N rth Whartes, Philadelphia.
SATURDAY, at 14 m.
Krom W ater strf-et.Gaorgetown.i
D. C , MONDAY.at 6 p m.
This li::e conrxcts at Philadelphia with Clyde'*
R'-gular 8?mi-we?*kly Line of Steamers for Provi
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Beaton by this line.
G. F. HYDE, Agent for D. ot O.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., Philadelphia.
F. A. KBKI), Alexandria, Ya
D.D.C. M1NK.49 i evonsbire street. Boston
?V^Freigbtsdelivered by Knox's Express. Ordors
left at General 603 Pennsylvania avenue,or
at the btoamera'Wharl, will be promptly attended
to. aep2-tr
c
t N A K 1) LIRE
NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chaneee of col
lision, the Steamers of thi4 Line take a specified
coarse for ail seasons of the year.
On tbe outward raasage from Queonstown to New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of SO at 13 lat., or
notbicg to the north of 43.
C'n the 1. mew ard pasaaga, crossing the Meridian
of CO at 4> l?t., or nothing to the north of 41.
THE BKITIRH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN X f W YORK A.VD LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Fkox New Yoee. i From Hew Yoke.
Algeria.^.. W ?d., Nov. S Algeria ?..Wed., l>?c. 8
Scylhia Wad.. Nor. BJ Java ? Weil., Dec. li
'Bassia Wad., Not. 17,'RoMia. Wad., Doc. a
Bothnia Wed., Nor. >4 China?_.W?d., D-c. 23
Abyssinia... Wed . Dec. 1 Parthia...... Wed., Jan. 5
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY from New York.
Pteamer* marked * do not carry iteerago pa?sdi
gt-rs
Bate? or Pa*=age.?Cabin, i|M.j?100 and $1!0,
g'ld. according to accommodation Tickets to Par.*,
<1B. gold, additional. Betnrn tickets onfaror.au
teni'8
Fteorage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at
very low rat? s. Through blU? <>f lading glveu for
Belfast. Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports for
freight and cabin paasags apply at the Company '*
office. No. 4 Bowling Green; for steerage passage.
No. Ill Broadway,Trinity Building, or Doth steer
age and cabin, to 6MALLWOOD * MOBBISON,.
No. ft 1S 7th street.
janau ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
MOTICK FBOM THE AGEHT-Just received
li from Obi", 35.000 gallons of the flnestl
>TONE W ARK in tbe country, sizea from|
one >inart to six gallons, to l>e sold at
cents per gall u; discount to the trade.
Also. 60.00b box s of M EDEA COLLAR*
Kt. sizes trom 13 to 17 laches, to be sold at two
xes for U cc-nta. At
E. LULLEt'S.
cct30-)w 616 Pennsylvania aveaue.
S on hand
gWKET CIOKR.
SWEET CIDER.
200 BARRELS SWEET CIDER,
from northern N-?w York, and Loudon conr.tr, Vir
ginia, in store ard to arrive, for sale at law,3t
wholesale rate*, by
RAX'L C. PALXEB,
Depot?57 Greene St., Georgetown, D.0.
N. a -samples sent on applica
HON. novi-tr_
N ATTAR'S VESETAdLE OATH A KTIO
ARD A7ITDBILLIOI I PILLS.
The demand for thews PiUs has largely increased.
We therefore call public attenti ju to th-ilr merits as
a general family physic. Prepared with the great
?ntfeare, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly regetable.
Their action I* prompt, certain and effectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start tbe lirer in a healthy and aotlre opera
tkn.
They cure Mlllcusness, sick headache and coetire
They ars in r si nab Is far India wtion and dys
pepsia.
They thoroughly cleanse fhe entire system.
They do not gripe or give pain during their no
tion.
Tbsy ars adapted for general on. Children aad
- , take tbem aa' " ' "
delicate persons can take tttssa aa wall aa tha strong
and robust. Horn* mad*, they are always freak,
I while patant pills generally are not,) aad conse
auently uniformly effectnal. Price,? osnts
box. Tor sale only by
ABTHCE RATTANS, Pkaraarlat,
~~ 1DI
|?TU? .1 PKI?. COOET gr TB? BIW..0T
Hobitn* a Sfcinl Ttrm.Ortobrr II. 1871.
In the ca?e of John A. Hamilton,executor of
NANCY BBOWB, deceased, the execntor aforw
said has. with the approbation of the Snpreaa
Conrt of the District of Columbia aforesaid, appoint
ed BATl'BDAY, Boremb, r 30th, A.'P. U?,for the
final asttlement and dutribntlon of the aerso lal
estitle of said deceaaed, and of tbe asseta In band, aa
far aa the same have been collected and turned into
mon?y: when and where all the creditors and heirs
of wid deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims pioperly vouched,or they may otherwise br
law be ? xrIuded from all benefit In said deceased ?
estate: Provided, a copy of thia order be p ibii?hed
once a week fur three weeks in the Ersning Star
prertous to tha add dav. Te*:
octa> tn Jl A. WEB8TEB, Beglateg of Wllla.
pOBMl LOAM OFFIOB, Oanm tfUh
v a?4 aim Yora ar?aiis, entranoa on New i
York arenas. The most piivate L<oan Office.
In tbe city. Money loaned at tbalowsat ratal
of Interest oa Gold aad bllrag Watches, Dlamoi
e? and Plated Wags, Gtins, Pistols. Wiss'
tleusn'I UcUlat. OitfM, Md ? fartiak
family supplies.
JJCRCtifxITs "
SPUING LEAF TEA.
FIFTY CESTft A POl *D
PI BE, tTROHG. and of EX 'EL.LENT FLAVOR.
1 kiod* *T.d ri *T.?r- of
CHINESE and JAPAN
T E \ 8
SOIP AT VERV LOW PBICES
?ovU * W ?? *< HELI..
BOT" 3t 133a F S1REMT.
sa; 90TH STREET MARKET.
730 30th 8TRKET.
WM. LINKIBB. GEO. W. UIKUg
LA*?. MCTTTOS Mid VEAL
?bw?f'?ntJ* ?ffords, at market prteee: all kinds of
.and '-AHE.OJSTEKS. POI'lVrV. 0ALI
lliA PEAL8. B AN AH A8, MALAGA okAPES
and other fruit* MSB HONEV; every variety of
*kef pricpS*' *n * Tari*' of other prod are, at mar
_ WM. LIHKim ? ?QW.
/^HOICE BEEP.
V> Hncdted Bibs and Loins for tale to the trade in
pairs, at a low flgure. T. C. S. TUBHEB,
novlllm 74 and T6 Light st wharf, Baltimore
SUBSTANTIAL LUXUBIES
Patent Proem Flour that will make Bolls as
wnite as snow balls ?"
Prime H T. and Pennsylvania Bock wheat
Choice Table Butter, and Grand Old Java Coffee
Cranberries, Emits, Hats.
novll tr 191? Pennsylvania aveeue.
ALKETBEPTA AHD BACAHOUT, two very
suaerter preparations of Cocoa, especially re?
rirmonded for Dy? peptic* and invalids as a substi
tute for Tea or Coffee, For sale by ,n
,LfL1. . J. B. BBTAN A BRO.,
no\6 2w ),0" Pennsylvania avenue.
^LABOIN SECCR1TT Oil.
18 8 A F K
CXVEK ALL CMCVMSTAMCES.
It will burn in all kerosene or coal oil lamps. Ask
for it ai,d take no other. novl lm*
II L. BEACH,
? PFSLIR IN
POULTRY, GAME, Ac.
Hote.s and Restaurants a spcclalt*.
Orders solicited. J
?,M ?'* 40S' *01, *0* Center,"
jJL'TTKB, BUCKWHEAT, Ac.
Choice Hew Tork Butter"
Choice fcew Tork Buckwheat.
Mclter s Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maplt* Strnp.
Cape God Cranterries.
own*supervision*1"' QUh"* JeU? PDt "P aadcr
Preserves, Brandy Pea'hes, and a ffener?i a.,
sortmeut of New Goods just received and for sale
J- B. BBV'AH A BRO.,
ct2S-tr 60S Pennsylvania avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS HOOPER 8
kindergarten,
iu.w'1 ^ft~rner 9th?m"'1 G ?"?l.?ts, opposite Patent
7ie?p? f J?AUCVh^ KVr,.'P,;for chUdrenTrom 2 to
* ? ? oi age. The Kindergarten exerciser ?ernrA
tn7?^VitV *hjri*cal <1ev' lopment, and lead
IKZ&SZLE1*1?"*' 111 aftei ?f ?'l the
arsat^d sciences. uovia-Sm
A BHGLAND LADY, ( Mt. Holyoke erad
U ? s,,1ditd in Europe and is an ex
p? Tie need.teacher, desires private Scholars in
i'tVi J Gtrn.au. La,in. English and Music or
eur oiii^" * pT,pu *brofcJ- Addrea9 "Vt?.?
Kindergarten ~~
AXD
SCHOOL FOR PRIM ART AHD ADVANtiwn
CLASSES 7 0* llth 9f, bet (J andH n w
JT,ewiSr'' iL?"o8l'8IE POLLOCK and 0. B
HOEBB, and Miss SaKAU POLL.OCK.
Appllcatiobsto be made after 3 o'clock at 1100 B
street,corner E and llth nortnwest. novS -in
PROF. RUDOLF RO W E ~~
, WILL RKsUMB
Hh InsUuetiona In MnMc,
(JIOLIN AHO PIAHO.J
jEPTKMHiiB 13, 187i,
- ^?A; 937 Pkmnstlvawia Avkntf
niTbe lott ? " th? Mu4ij 8tores, where order.
? _ St p >3 uiu
fPHE EPIBCOPAL IH8TITI TB,
UV v r i tz uinui, 15<A ani J str44U.
M Anr KI1N?1U,T',V Ji . Htnd Mastn:
rKOF. JOHN LOW BY, A. H.. Att Miiit<*
foTho?? iiii *Bn?8' Seaalon of this chnrch school
T-*'? ?? WKDHESDAY, the itb
iho P r' Further information can be tad Troa
? BliV- '? b knight, d. d.,
angg-tf 144a Corcoran strcot.
EWAV^p^hn/wfiN2Sfc 4,ND CLASSICAL SB
. HOOL *?? YOUHG LADIES, ?1?
son Prtiri^jnnS- B- 7 rPr*- AHGELO jack
^{v ?Tu? eight)i anneal teafllon bofioi
on the 14th of September, 1578. a??a^ly
(wW".F*J"ALJt BKMINABY.Ho. 81
? ? Stoddard street. Boarding and day school fnr
terms a^ply to Mise LIPSCOMB, Principal-' fiid*
ave'/Ji? 7tb ?treet. Oilman s drua store, Pa.
o?na September ltfthStreet cars
***" *'thln one square ol 8<<alnary. mug"J3 tdocJl
"f ^ street northwest, Hnnder
land s Church, will commence its 6th vmi
^rtlculars and special advanta?ea
afforded by this Academy, see Circulars at principal
bookstores, or aldreas the Principal, No. 1311 it!
street aouthwen. Private lessens in the Clamics
Mathematics and Phonography, anirli r '
rfHE-jT"iNGALLB K1HG, ~~
1 Or^antM St. Jokn's Parish,
.... T BACH KB op
t?.?. . P1AHO, OBGAB, Etc.
k Jt Le*ci*?. ?u or ??. Address P. O. Box
-*T- anxll.Va
} " ftl'ttfJTIOH troB OH1LLBKH.
a. Alii in ma Martttdelt School for Fkvnrm
Prmnxtal C*lt*rt, t*00 IStk strut
?d?Btuwof l?hi!S.th<' Klnde.,;**rten, the peonliar
aa> anta^e? of whiCa are so well known* esnocial it*
to ?iwpentnry inbtructloaa na
??**ry fer thorough education.
i?. ^'?B: 80^fth. Hormal training claaa, Oct
1st. For particulars addreaa as above, acglj am
MIBSOBBOBHE-8 YOUNG LADIES' BOABD'
8l' , 0L' M street, (cor
Ek <rJ Next quarter commencing November
Prof PAUL1^ BKRKArbTno^hern. teachers.
Miu n Mnw V?*?KAJII Teacher of German.
Mile C. BBUN, Teacher of French. ? je30<5in
"><?
THE TRADES.
614 it T. PARKBA, CI4
HOCSK bTON AHD DECOEaTIYB PAINTER,
If ready to "'t^rid U.? all orders in !)1k ilce that may
be intrusted to him, with ueaf j<k j ard dispatch
jcm in.' LOUISIANA AVENl't. B14.
Albxandek BALL, ? ILulam ball
IJjate with U. W. Barker.]
. . BALL * CO., 1
Dealors in'Doom, Bash and
Bi nds, Glass, Hardware, and all Building Material.
bX7 MassachuiietU avenue, betaoen ?1h and 7th
streets northwest, sell goods 90 per cent, cheaper
than any other house. Call and examina. leSS-ly
^inovip.
JA>1KS F. Bftlm,
PLl'AlhEH AHD GAS F1T2 ER,
?nar27 tr en tth ST. NORTHWEST.
^ WAINHI.
JOHN O. HOGAN, T1S Marks! firass
Manufacturer of a Newly Patented Spring Boiler
?lM\enttUtJn6Awnl,*Ior Stores, Hotels, PabUo
Buildings and Private Dwelllags. Flags and Teata
yi, rent. Sole Agent lor ths only genuine
Mildew Proof Awning Material. seaU^tr
^ ^^^Ol^ABD ?OB%BIHTBB8,
FIH?B wS^'s^y*"0*' "out^J0d^.ty
WML aMJTD WMJTTMm
8 T Y I- E 8 .
NEW GOODS.
SUITS MADE TO OROEB
IN TEE LATEST STYLES
FOR ?29 TO ?100.
SAMPLES OP
B1ADY MAOS
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS.
DEVLIN * OO.v
- HOB F 8TBBBT.
J# FtMlLLBCoT"
_ >4#T JOHE ATKNVM,
MBO,"ce that they are now Mrrtac
01STBRS In every style: also, xlA
COFFEB, CHOOOLaTB, AcT^ ft/3
Oystera, Ice Cream, Charlorte Busae.WSAlAP
Jsniea, Ac., (Mlvarad in any ?art of Um
J/aaalUes, Parties, Balls, Ac., servad at abort ao
wUad I**MaabU irteaa. Quality cannot be ax
M#P M? WPBBH Y7?~
for row?dVSS: aa3T^efy,tui2?teItede,T2S[
JUNCTION NBW8 DBPOT,
AUCTION SALES
IOOM.
B.1
WABNIB.
Baal BiClU Broker Mvd Auctioneer, _
Federal Buildings, corner 7tL ud F sts. ?orUw1.
CHANCERY SAL* OF VALUABLE TRACT8
OF^LAND IN AND NEAR UNION IOWN,
Br virtue of a decree of th? gBfrwt Oonrt of
Xbu^SW61 ofOolamoU,J?j la tb* cause of
*,?.<*? * Aif* ??rr w "Mil et *1. No. 4JB3.
?qulty, I will offer for sale, at public auction. on the
JltT.'S?* ? nunencln* on THURSDAY, the 4th
? f ? }"' *' 4 o'clock y m , and c*>n
SSnXjSSS to..dfy w th* ??? hoar, nntil the
thoee certain piece*, parcels or
nJ^HM n*Jl,B f?*1 ?**?, Cnlontown, Id the
P'^2. 1l Columbia, to wit: That tract ot laaU
lying *outh of the eastern branch of the Potomac
? "Chichester,'' being part of the laud
Tucker to John To* and other*
?nor about Mar 1U, IdM. bj deed recorded in Liber
f.'. iiVii <t i' owe of the land record*
beginning for tht wmc at a
fcJt SJLJ ?V w the Mkid conveyance 2.107
?2 E?tb*T* froM th* h??tnnin* of *aid third line.
JJf ^?.*,^iAconJ*r i? th* drvMoa ?f ,h*
? the -1** Banjamla P. Smith, the said point of
betinmnt belMalao at the aont b--ast corner of a 10
acre lot ?old bj John Fox and others to one Good
thillalon* ?nd with the said
third Una south 47S degrees, east 1JM feet, more
9* ????. to the edge of the "Bldge Boad,"
mw? jfi of ?*'d third Una; thence
'le*TT* We-/ *?*> ?<? KT.hM to a
SEfJ, * i tT5* or th? "n?!* thereof by the
1 ro*d; thence south lOVdegree* we*t 16
?outh8X degree* east 11 20 100 per
efcat^totae eeooad outline of the whole tract; eoiith
43K degreee we*t MI Sj Klu perches with *ald outline
to a stone at the end of the same; thence north 47>6
feet: thence at right angle* north
??8rees east US feet to the enter of a 25 foot
road, thence north J7S degrees ea-t ?73 feet to the
??n'h*J*t corner of said Goodrich's lots; aud Ilienoe
north 42* degree* east 5U foet to tho place of begin
ning, (excepting therefrom aon* note lot conveyed
5Z-W1 Ttiik*r top. W. Dunlop and others for a
church, and also a lot of 3* acre* or thereabouts (a
the corner fi rmed br the end of the second and the
beginning ot the third out lines laid ont by asnb
ditLlen made br said Duvall a. lot No ?7 f ?r a
cemeterr?)the tract *o described and excepting a*
aforesaid, containing 65X acres of land m >re or le-s,
and being a part of land conveyed to said Duvall by
*aid rox br deed dated on or aboot October 15. Hid,
of,', c?rJ !?? Liber K. C. E.. No. 1, folio *67, et ae
vitli tii8 improvements thereon lud the appurte
nants ibereto belong i as.
Also, another part of said tract. c.ill?d ??Chiches
ter. ' embracing Lot* nnnil^rwl 7U5, 7i?6. 733 to 75J,
both lncln<<ive; 758 to 774. both inclusive; 741.794. 7i?,
and Lot marked "George W. Duvall," fronting .00
feet on Johnson street and llJX feet on Monr>e
?t ret t, in Union town, according to a plat of a sub
division and a le-subdi, is ion or a portion of said
tract, recorded in liber No.GK, folio 141. of said
laud record*, together with the improvements there
onand the appurtenance* tiiercto belongiag.
The ImproTements on said first-numbered tract
none two-Story and three ono st >ry fran.a
btiildings, and said s' L lot numbered Oeorg>> W.
Duvall and the lots fronting on Monroe atreet by a
large one storr and attic frame dwelling aud three
two story frame dwelling* and onttouses.
Termsofsale: One fourth of the purchase m^ney
tt bi- paid In cash within t?n days aft'-r the day of
sale, of arblch SltiO is to be paid a* a deposit on >-ach
tract or lot so sold at the time of salt, aud the bal
atce In four eonal instalments, payable in 6, 12, IS
and 24 months from the dar of sale, for which
the i urchaser or purchasers is or are to de
liver to nie their promissory bot<>s, dated on the dar
of sale, and to bear Interest at six (6) percent, p-r
annnm, and to be additionally secured br a p >licy
or p? lici?s of in-tiratca*!/" such of the propnrty as is
improved, to my satisfaction. The purchaser or
pun hasers mav pay all each or any larger portion
tlian ore f urtb, at his. her or their election. The
title to be retained until all ot the purchase money
and interest on the respective pieces of property *old
is paid. All conveyaucina at purchaser's cost.
4%? , JAMK8 8 Al)WAHD8, Trusts?.
octU-B,tu,th J. T. COLDWELL, Sa'eaaAn.
[ Republican,w,fju)
*^TUB ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, on
?rconnt of the rain, until MONDAY, November
10th, I^S.eame hour aud place.
JAMK3 8. BDW \UOS. Trustee.
com th,s,tu J T (JOLDW fcLti, Salesman.
[ Republican,f,w.tal
Jos. v. ki:lley\
_ Heal E-tate Agent and Auc'.lonoor,
Office No. 90s! <sth street northwest.
GCABDIAN 8 8\LE OK VALUABLE KKsL
f 8T UKJ_ FKONTINO LIliUTEENTU
PTBKET, BETWEEN I AND K 8TBEET8
NOBTUWE8T, AT AUCTION.
S iJy Tirtue of an otder of the STpreme Court
of the District of C< lainbia, holding a Probate
Coil it. passed on the ;i?;h day of October, 1S75,
and approved at.d ratified by tho said Court hold
ivr an Equity Court,on the 2d day of November,
1^78. equity No. 4JTt>. 1 will offer at public salt, on
the pr,luises, on TUB^liA V, tfce IBth day of No
yeniber, A. 1*. Ift75, at 4 o'clock p. m., all the right,
title, interest, and estate of James tj. McSherry, In
ano to the following described real estate in the city
< f W a?bincton and District of Colmibia, the said
inter, at being an undivided one-third of originnl lot
No 2*. and |arts of |..ts No*. aud 30, in square
No. Its} Beginning tor the same at a po:ut in the
?est line of 11th street west, at the dn'auce of lis
feet from the *< utheast ooraer of said s it.ar" No. lofl,
anil running thence nj?th on tb? line of said sjiare
*ith 18th street v est 6S f.et; thence west 115 feet;
thence aoctkwesterly 24 leet 1 Inch; tlwn -e south 9
fee'; thence sonthea^tarly 24 feet 1 Inch; thence cast
14 feet; thence south li feet 11)6 inches; th?-C9
southeasterly 39 feet IK inch; thonce east 14 Teet;
thence south 25 leet 9 inches; thence east 10 feet;
thence north 60 feet 9 inches; tbence ea?t 51 feet to
the place of beginning, containing in all 8,747*6
*<i':are feet ot proutd, more or less, together with
the building* thereon, con-dating of five siutll two
Btory brick house*. A piat of the groaud can be
seen at the office of the Auctioneer, and will be ex
hibited at the time and place of sale, ?howintt the
dltisfon of the property fronting oa 13:!i street
aforesaid, and the came will be sold ai one lot, with
the privilege of the whole or separately, aa pur
chasers may desire.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residn? In fonr equal
instalments, payable at 6, 12, IS, and 24 months re
spectively, tho purc'iaaer or purchaser* to receive a
deed or deeds, and give pronaiMory notes bearing in
terest, secured br d*e<! of trust. All conveyancing
at the expense of the purchaser. A deposit of 8lu0
required on the fall of the hammer for the entir*
property, or ?50 on each part sold, according to the
plat. If the purchaser should not comply with the
term* of sale within five day* the rlgbt Is ressrved to
resell on five days notice at his risk and expense. '
At the same time the other two thirds interest In
the said described property will be sold, so that the
purchaser mar get a rail title to the property pur.
chased. JAMES MrSBEBBT?
novi Goardlan of JamesO. McSherry.
H. WABNEB.
_ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ho. TS9 7th *treel, between Q and U.
TRUSTEES PALE of the VALUABLB SOU ABB
OK GROUND BOUNDED BY 1*TH AND lb"
fcTB. WEhT, AND 8 AND T ST8. NORTH, IN
TUB CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.O.
SBy virtue of a de?d of trnst, dated 23d July,
A. D. W3,duly recorded in Liber Bo. 73J, fjlio
391. one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and by direction of the partit a secarod, 1
will sell at public auction, in front of the premiaes,
on TUESDAY, November ie,ls75. at 4 oVIock p.
m , all of square numbered one hundred and ninetv
of ti 'lamWa"" clt* of Washington, in the District
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at eight p ;r cent., se
cured by deed of trust npon the property. A de
posit of one hundred dollar* required at day of *a!e.
If terms are not complied with iu one week the
Trustee will resell, at risk and c^st of defaulting
purchaser. All conveyancing at prrrhasor's c^st.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
nov2 tn,th?,Ads
TO-MORROW.
Thomas dowling,
Aucilonter and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer A Cleary,
South* est corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1th St.
TBUSTEE S SALB OK~A NEW TWO 8TORY
EBAME HOUSE, No. 5*04 9th STREET
SOUTHEAST, WlTH BAY WINDOW IN
FRONT AND SIDE; ALSO, SIDE LOT.
I By virtue of two detsis of tru-tt, dated April
19.1S73, and April 20, H74. and recorded in Liber
folio 337, and Liber 764, folio 139, a id npon the
request of A. O. Richards, James A. McDevitt and
A. D. V. Burr, trustees of the Eagle Company (a
joint stock association), of the city ot Washington,
D. C., I will expt.se for sale, at public auction, in
front of the premise*.on WEDNESDAY, November
10, 1b7S, at 4'30 o'clock p m., all those parcels of
gronnd and premises lying and situated in said city
of Washington and known as lota numbered twenty
one and twenty two. in Van Hook * and Metcilf s
rcccidcl subdivision of square numbered 914, front
ing on 9th street east.
terms of sale: Six hundred dollars cash (of which
or e tiui'dred will be re ittired down at time of sale);
the bsiance in monthly Instalments of 935 per
month, with Interest, aud deed of trust taken to se
cure deferred payments. Terms of sale tobeoom
plitd with within five days from d?r of sale, other
wise the Trustee reserve* the right to resell at the
risk and co*t of the defaulting purchaser, by giving
une week's notice of resale by advertising in some
newspaper published in said city. All conveyancing
at coat of purchaser.
JOHN J DEBMODY. Trustee,
octf lawta THOMAS DOWLING, Aoct.
AT A MEETING OF THE EAGLE COM
PANY, held on Moaday, Nov. 8, 1S75, it wai agreed
to | ?
n
tame I
fourth cash, and thebaiace In 6,12 and IS months,
with iLttrest. A D. V. BUBU, Secretary.
J. J. DEBMODY. Trustee.
po\9.13ftl6 THOMA8 POWLING. Auct.
Bh. wabnbb,
? Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F streets n. w.
EXECUTOB'8 SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
KKTY ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE. BE
TWEEN 1st AND Si> STREETS EAST, NEAR
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
13.
PAN i, held on aionoay, aov. o, io?o, it was agreea
;o postpone the sale of the above-described property
rn il V KDNBSDAY, November 17. W76, at the
oinie hour, and to change the term* of sale to one
Ob WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Novem
>r 17th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell at public
j, in front of tha premises, the west part of
Lot Ho. S, in square No. 734, with the improvements
thereon, consist lag of a Two *ory Dwelling. P%rt
Brick and part Frame. The lot ha* a front of about
18 feet ob th* north side of North Carolina avaane,
with a depth of aboat HO feet.
Terms mad* knows at *ale; ?80 down at time of
sale. All conveyancing at ?oN of purchaser.
WM. P/0 UONNOB,
Executor of the eatateof the lata Christopher Mc
DonneD.
nov4 dtds W. ?. OLBABT, T
PROPOSALS FOR FKBSU BEEF.
JL Cffick acti.as Commibsaktov Si ast?T*xcx,
Fort Whipple, Va.., Bov. 10,1H7I.
Sxalss PnorosAL*. In dupucau, will M received
at this office un'il IS o'cjock M., December 10,
ISi. for fnrnishinK the Fre*h Beef required by the
Sabaletance Department. U. B. Army, at this poet
dniing the six month* commencing January 1.1871.
Also for such choice cuts of freah meats ae may ha
rcqulrrd by the ofllotr* and tbetr.fhmlile*.
The biader* will specify In their propmau mi
price par pound for which tbey 'will furnish and
deliver at Fort Whipple, Va., the ntears required;
and alao tha price per pound for faraiahlng it from
thdrflttUi.
Information aa to oooditioos. quality of baef, Ac.,
?taCSfts'-i-w'S-ty, oKtsss.
nov!2-dt 1st Lt. M Art. A. 0. S.
PABFETS ? List and Bag Garnets woven to or-le?
V> laqnlre at bu Cigar Stora, MoT174S Peansyl
"S&hST* - v. ?. IUI01MUMJ
AUCTION SALER
rkUHCABPON BROS., Auctioneer*,
? ' kutkMil corner Itk and D MrMi i
3,000 FBUIT TBKBS, TROM TI1F. <'BLK
BKATEI> M'BSBBICS or V\ M M PETERS.
fNO? HILL MD , AT AUCTION.
SWe will aril, at our salesroaoM. southeast
ivrn*r of fit ari p itrwt* nonhra*. ih FRl
l> A Y K 0 RN1K G, Morenrter 19. ? 11 o'clock.
3.000 Fruit Trees, of t!w beat varieties
Al-o.
A variety of Small F.utis. all in geod condition for
plant'Lg.
novKtit PCNCAHSON BR'*S.. A art*
^ rcnoN KUTICI.
UK Fuft in will sell at taction on WET?NE9
PA Y SI i 'Rfi 1 V Q, Ho\ember 17th. at 10o'cl<*ck,
n.d IViMMJ at 7 o'clock, at 14311 P?n?frlr|
nia avenue. all of his trmaicing forfeited PWges
to date
?otB H* H B. FULTON. L. M.
D
CKCAKN'N h KOB . Ancti
Southeast corner ?th aud D streets n.
?
CBBTT*0N *?h\2Im?? 1 * P BO V *D PROF
NORTHWEST bTB**T- *? BTBBBT
Sth? r1TCT*T of ?*? Supreme Tourt ot
I wi u^ul *?i?I5lbUl ?**?** ,n <-aiae Ho.
forty nlne,?iVt el^en^UHacitwIn*mh'Jfres*
S'SSlBLZF*' th* Porch**er to ?1> ? lit, not*,
??? * deferred payments, indorsed to the
Hon of the Trustee A lieti will ?*>
K2JP*t> nntil final payment U made ^ dtL^,
ess -rir.v; sswswa arara-ai
octll eolds DUNCANSON BBO^ Ancu!
E^"THK ABOV| BALK is POSTPDMin
ton, al"?^UAY' lmh SaT"??>?. W7i. aarne
?yKoaiAs dowlino!
a? Boal K?tat? Broker,
? At the old ?t?Dd of Latimer <t Clear y.
Southwest corner Pcuaaylvania avenue and Uthet.
TRUSTEES' balk OF A C< >>| FORT V III E
?OST?RY frame dwelling II,, |,T
OS ?n STKKKT, N E \ R LINIIW stklbt
GEORGETOWN. AT Ah Tl'x MKt-BT,
fllj ,,?' vnttie<.ftw? deed, of trint. dated res Dec
?TTthi?iy,1?6 . a y ?f November, A. P fci,
r^iter n r*f f,t"ta?UA;*? I*"3 ?n<1
ti. Jr ,i i ?i'4'*n 1 Ltb**r No. 716, filloe
biL?. V'.t .l? rec, rda/'r tJ?" Pratrict of i ulotn
we will*?ii'here.iiieatof the patty secured thereby,
ye Willyllat public auction, iU front of th.' ?mn
iTJoVlrk n *'?.!,l*'a3d0f November, A U 1S73,
r!irt?i r' Vai'.?*e ''ot*Kronui kuu< n %?>
? I L?.t*'MWWrt 111 *nd lll.in Thrt-lkeld saU
iiil i? Hi H2frf?(r^,i' in ,ho P'atrlct of Oolnmbia,
and bvncd->d as Mlovc Becinniag f -r the ?*n?e *t ?
5?Sof(hh D'^ I'? 0f W s""^' v ?eet 10 iachot
Ml J >r,^?'e8^t corner of Ltoca:. and 2d ?t? ,
(Ibeaame Uin*the center <?! the di?nion wall of the
t,U)lti|n lh? *ald lota, and the ao :thw. ?t
Sh mSiTi I '',tl:i,il1'1 /ot,)aud mi. th -nce
^ to Llr'?1" ?tr?etone hundred ind
? i toM -tr-et tw..c
m r?V< i? Vk < lev' n. lJ'c';,a. th-nce sonth IP, to
% lin? of Id .?r?et e ?
to tii3 pUf'* of I'-ginuiiig, tof^tber with th^ im
provenjents, which eoii*i*t of ? very comf <rta).ie
T ??Iy r(1an,(;iI>M.?,lio???':bback boil line
??,-.1,7* i.V /'. ca-h; balance ia 6 ?ud 11
?f '"^'V '"J1, interest at S p*-r c -at., aecared by dt-ed
0i>property eold All conveyancinu at
the ct.*t of llie purchaser. If the term* of *ale are
not complied with within five days the Trnstceare
rSS,\V? ?l?ht 'o ??U ?t th.. ri.-k aad r?st of th?
Mtho ulwff'iair6' A d,|>OSit ?f ilUU rt>'air^
WILLIAM A. GOBDON,/- _
.. , Wal P. CAS31N, < Traataei
tOTU dtd THOS POWI.IHQ.Anct
L'llt. II, F(?X A- Co.,
* I4e.il Estate lirokera. 1^09 Pean. are.
TBI'STEF.S' 8ALK (iF A TALI'ABLK Mill
PKnPKHTY IN TIIK C<iI NTV ?iF III\;
?'?? kV H? rw Tv"K, /,01 1 M HIA, IV I N<; <i\
iiv . SAIPt'ol NTT.IMPBOVFP
1EXKMKNTS 111U, K MILL AXP OtULU
By virtue of a deed of trn?t to the under
-?- Kovetuber lmh. 1571, and duly
?e!l rn"THl-R3i).\vn N mrmlber' Ittth^isrt, ^4
"lr7 i; pi*Mct <f
fin 01 a tract ipf tAud cailt^d "Lurniar ^<)o It?t or
,h*afsr;t aa r?cor<l"d in the land rec .rd* of
Kn sS r Vi I>iatrict af.'reaaid, in Lib-r W,
if? ,5,> 4c , said tract cantaiu* twenty
'?<"olnmhi1 np're "r.'o??> and ia known a* the
v. 01 tun tola in ill Property, lyitiff on R^rk (Wk
t?i ?i?J fHrms of Mm. Hobbie, Dr. Ho!t?
Sj r ,^retlC f cra n, ir'- Particular deacrip
tnn af tall property and its metes and LouiiJ^.refL-r
ciice is had to the aforesaid deed of tra?t.
r JbhH A'ce tbjrd of purchase money
ca h, and1 the balance of purchase m<?ney In ?i* 16).
rir ret'e #?!?* eighteen (M month", with neVen
Interest per annum until paid from day of
Mile, the purchaser or purchasers to gl?e pr mM
l" tMe ?*l'afAction of tho trai
'5 untl'*" Pfrchaee money and
interest shall have been paid. of th? ca-h na?
menta to Ih-made at the time 01 aale, and the btl
anc? of caah payments to be made wtthiti tea <1U)
nYhVr^",! ?^e' oth^^ triMlMiraaarr*the
h!5 .,i.iJT^ he property at the coat an 1 risk of
?lZ!??7Z?.PQrhawn'-AU ?c
OKOBOK W. BIQOS,/ ?_ .
??.?i iu BOBEBT C. FOX, '{Trust*..
?QTU-dAda B. H. WABNBB, A act.
\Y ?' WII'J'IAM?, Auctioneer, ~ '
Grw>n * Williams, Aucta.,)
Wo. 1001, northwebt comer of loth %ud I> ?trcf?tn.
W \LKCT FRAMK PARLOR 8FITFS I'PHnr
JT^Siyj* ^TK.PKI.'RKP 1IKAVV
MrtliAvlh;;T ?;-!? TABLE; RRl SSKLSr\R
.w . 1 ^ ALNLT ^ H \TNOTS* \\* \ I vrr
I\V'?-Tthr??:?VVB<,M"W" A\'l> EN<;bav
! M.v,srfYT^Fip Valn ? ?&& kV;:\\',nkj
M'M'.LSTFRM. IN STRI PbVri:P^W.Vl
RKTSSKLS lALL CAbVkt" WIt"'""tV!^
<;arpet TO MATCII; wALVi t 11 VT k u K
JJALM T EXTENSION T\BLE PI\|\!;'
JvV stovV"KFiaGKiCVT-llW. I'tKlK
Twn u m CENTER T \Fit.K>.
X . A I* N I T BIARBLE TOP (II \ M kru'
'TKS Til REE M'OVEN WIRE SPRI S'(i
*?*i T""KE "AIR MATTRK8SES- piL
low > AND Bolsters- \v\ivt'+ ?? *
BKPSTEAP8; TOILET S| ITE* |!| ivkitJ
A N I. HELPING: P \ IN TEP STE \PS hTt.
PoVki:Rv!s1,a PARLOR BTOVK;
' " K Kui AND KITPHKV t'TVK^fi <.
8EWINU MACHINE, (H^ra mannf^tu^)
writing i?ksk am' < iiair. tsep in Tirr
1!<H >K OK BEPRESENTATIVES I'\ITi.?ii
STATES CONGRESS? S* l>ntu
fi\ D.thtrspay, November l?*tb, l?7f, at
*P 0 cli>cfc a. m., I Hhftll tell at tho residence
W'/.*.P"t'etran declining huu-?k-epin?. No
/tid North A ??{pno"1???.ktwe.n Ra.t Capitol
_ ?hoae in want of eoo<I household Furaltuee aho^ld
t51atI, I1<1.,he,8541?. is the Furnitnre has been
t.tken cure of aiid l?In excellent condition
... ., WASH B. WILLIAM?,
povll dts (Tnb.,erAdal Anrtlon?>r
BH. WAKMlbT ?
? . Beal Estate Brckor and Auctioneer.
Federal Builditige, corner Tth and F itrutta H. w,
BC8TKIS'SAI.B OF IMPBOVEP AND itm
131PR0VFP h ROPBRT Y OH TUI gODTH
blO* OK NEW lOBK A YICNCI BKTWEKN
13th A HP I4TH 8TRRETB. HOBTHU 5"t
AND ON THE BOl'THWBST UOKMU ol'
10TH AND K STBEETS N'OBTllWK6T.
a fi \lS}?^u\* de*d of tnwt Jate.J April list.
? p 1374. duly recorded In Liber N - ,0. folio
Kec''?"<ls for the Piktrict of Col
umbia. aiidat the i^questof the party aecured there
by, we will sell at public auction, in front of the
Bremi^s respectivtiy. on THL'BSPaY. November
M 'ollowin(t d?acribed real estate, ait
bfa?tow!t CMy u*tou' District of Oolum
o'clock p. m., the north twenty fire (Hi
et,^r# ?1* (G), in atjnan- numbered
three hundred and forty-three <343\ banning for
1?.?^ L "Prtjieast corner or aaid square nam
.1 bondred and lorty-three (541and run
nlijf tter.ee weat along the south line of "R "? atret t
twentr (}S?' fe?t* tb*nc# aouth
twenty flve (161 feet, thence east one hundred (1UU)
. .L? * rrt "u*'? th" w'*"t line of 10th
*!f5'ibenc? D",th *'Ca the weat line of loth
gi^lnf l*enty hve (15) feet to the place of b?
?-f Lo,t numbered two
,r i ? ir? iii.?.' il? >da?n a recorded subdiriai?o
It ,n ,|l"*rc two hundred aud fifty
two (252). on the aonth tide of Net York avenae
t etw<^n Utti anj 14th street., northwest, ?id ?ot
Brick bw7lUngjK?T *" * t^ ?tory and attic
ceut interest from day of sale, secured by a di-edof
trust oa the property sold, or all cash at the option
2r ,h! P-Jr ^"*r' A dV>?H of 9K0 will be r^j nfrad
?k- ?1 ?nrcha?er on the K atreit lot, and St00 on
tbe New York avenn -lots at time of sale. A con
vejktcing at cost of purchaaer or purchasers. 11
the terms of aale are not com pi lei withinesreB
jffl fr"1 o> the Trasteea reserve the
JJJHJ? r**?" the property at the rl<k and coat of
?f ?urchM<,r* ?ve
BENJAMIN f. BCTLRR,I- _
BENJAMIN P. BNTPER i Tnwtoea.
noTl eok4a J. T. OOLDWRUI.. fl?i?
B.
H WARHER.
mw. Real Batata Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildiu*, corner 7th and r sta. northwest.
CHANCERY8ALE VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON CONNECTICUT
AYKNUE. BETWEEN K AND L STREETS
NORTHWEST.
KBy virtue at a decree pemd by the Supreme
Gooit of the District of Colombia, on the 4th
day v w? ? *- - ?" '
therein d< .
va. Thomas _. ? _, >u
equity Ho. 1A71. the nndeniffaed will sail at public
auction. In front of theariniieee, at 4 o'clock p. m.,
oa SATURDAY, tke 20th day of Noee^er. 1871,
all that certain piece or parcel of ground lying ia
the city ef Washington, to the District aforeaaM,
known and designated on the ground plat or plan
thereof as lot lettered B, In Harris ann "Ireimii '1
recorded subdivision of original lot a umbered three
(3) In square numbered ane hundred and sixty-foer
(M41.
l?Tth^uK^KeT^ob^ pSd^^^d^J
centum per annum, until pud, for which are to
?Kn
centum per a
ssecitea the
cored by deed of trust apea the property. A deposit
of R? wlU be required with the accepted bid, aad
all coaTej aacing ia to be at theeoet of the per
-T,rd J.JT?HC^ag:Eaaa.
iROo.J
1YL0JI
EVENING STAR
TlKhBAT HnMiktV lft, 1??
? Days
The hills are bright with maple* yet.
But flown the level land
The .heeeb-leaves rattis in the wind
As dry and brown as saa<l.
The clouds in bars of rusty red
Along the hill-tops glow.
And In tb>- sUll. sharp air, the frost
Is like a dream of faow.
Booth, Srm*ATT aw? Jacksow ?How
ever much John Wilkes Booth may bare
erml In assuming the a?i?win'i role, for
which good men must In all time denounce
him. there is no doubt that bis dtstort?l in
tellect made htm believe that be was par
form lng an act of patriot ism. While Booth
has been severely animadverted upon from
time to time by- southern journals and people
generally for bis rash act. there arv those In
the North who regard him as "a great hero."
A young New York lady stated to me that
she revered the memory of Booth, and would
freely give her own life If she conld call Into
being the young actor. "I would esteem it
an honor to kiss bis foot, were be alive." she
exclaimed. I met a christian statesman, the
other day, and asked him If he could Inform
roe where Mrs. Surratt was burled. ? Indeed,
I cannot, sir," be responded. -The killing of
that woman was murder, and all the weters
In the Potomac could not whiten the souls of
her murO' rei>." "But were you not in the
Senate at the time, sir, and might you not
have Interceded tor her poor life." ' I asked.
?'Judgment hail fl?\l to brutish beasts, sir,
and It uould have taken a man ol more
courage than I po*se**^l to have even s in
gested that she ho pardoned." quoth the ex
senator. John Surratt married a Virginia
lady, last year, and Is now teaching school
at a village In Maryland, about twenty miles
hence. Mis* Surratt married a trea*ary
Clerk, hot Immediately after the nuptial* he
was dismissed f.om the department. The
datighUr of Jackson, who shot Col. l.U?
worth for tearing down the stare a?>d bars
firm his hotel, is a clerk In the po*t ortVse de
partment. She received her place UintOKb
the Inrtuence of Col. Mosby. Same t'me
since, she was discharged, bnt npon hca.lng
of It the president?put this Jo^n to lit*
credit? Instructed Jewell tliat this worthy
young lady was to be retained a? long as he
was pre*id'*nt. I guess Ml** Jackson will
not opi>ose a third term? VnuMity 'v\ Letter to
Auyhxto Chrtmiele ami tbitiiiel.
Aw El*ct*tcat. spti tkk. ? We learn
that within the last two weeks a singular
discovery has l>een made at the house of
JesseGarth. for many years deceased. It Is
said that a distinct and accurate llkeues* of
Mrs. Garth, who has been dead for twenty
years, can be seen on a pane of glass iu the
upper sash of one of the windows, presenting
very much the appearance of a photograph
negative. The discovery is said t<ihave b<*eu
made by a woman who was washing clothes
In the yard, who Imagined some one was
watching ber through the window, and went
inside to see wl?o It was. We gather tnese
facts from l)r. Charles Brown, wno h^s him
self seen the singular picture. I)r. Brown re
members that atiout twenty year* a^o Mr.
Garth told blm that bis wife, while standing
at that window, was stunned by a sudden
flash of lightning, and the doctor's theory Is
that the out lines of her feature* were photo
graphed on the window pane at that time.
The youngest daughter of Mr. Gartli, and
others who were w? 11 acquainted with Mr*.
Garth, have seen the picture and pronounce
it a striking likeness. It Is said to be more
distinct about nine o'clock in the morning
and three In the evening than at any other
time ol the day.?CHnito'te ( V>t) Cftrwn h .
TBI I/EECnCR SCAXDAL? T7l? IaAmI r [*< r
jury (?????The New Yoik Tribune of Satur
day says: "A motion was granted and aa
order issu<*l yeeterday In the Kings county
court of sessions which have an important
connection with the great scandal case. Ou
last Saturday J. T. Marian, couusel for Jos.
Ix-ader, the alleged perjurer, made a naotiou
lor the appointment of a commissioner to
lake the testimony of Jos. Richards, brother
of Mrs. Tllttm. and that of hl6 wife, resi
dents of New Jersey, to be used as evidence
for the defence upon the trial of the Indict
ment against Loader. Mr. Marian argued
in support of bis motion that their testimony
was material to the defence, as they would
testify that Mrs. Tllton had confessed to
them the existenoeof criminal relation* be
tween Mr. Beocher and herself. District At
torney Brltton claimed that the evidence
sought to >>e obtained was immaterial and
opposed allowing another flood of flltb to
flow upon the community. At the opeulug
of the court yesterday morning County
Judge Moore announced that he had issu-l
an order for the appointment of a commis
sioner to examine Mr. and Mrs. Richards at
their residence at Montclair, N.J.
A Romance of a Misstwo Nsw Yortt
Judge? Lave, A<lulfcry, IHivrce ami M-irrtai/e.
The truth Is out at last concerning the va
cant bench in one of our city courts. The
name we no longer withhold, being already
public through other channel*. Julge Van
Brunt, in his official capacity a* vestryman
of Zion church, oecame euamored of Miss
Jennie Bull.an interesting lady belonging to
the church. Last spring Judge and Mrs.
Van Brunt were divorced In Blnghampton
by Jostle* Balcom. of the supreme court, the
cause being adultery, committal, according
to an alleged confession to Mrs. Van Brunt,
In Paris. The seperation was only nominal,
at least apparently, Judge and Mrs. Van
Brunt living for several weeks nnlor the
same roof at No. 27 West 30tli street, and at
tending church together. In July the Judge
went to Europe and Mrs. Van Brunt Into
the country. At the same time M.ss Bull
sailed for Europe, professedly to obtain mu
sical instructions. Two months afterward
notices of the marriage of Judge Van Brunt
and Miss Bull in Cambridge, Eag. appeared
In the newspapers of this city. Tae rest is
known.?Ar. }'. <trnimm-ui', l.Uh.
Is it Spirits'.'?TV Great Want Wil (?s*
8tiU Unriectried.?A special to the Boston
Globe from Detroit, Michigan. November 12,
says: "The jury In the case of the will of tbe
late Capt. E. B. Ward, the great Iron-master
of the west, to-day. after 51 hours deli ^ra
tion, reported that they could not agree, and
were discharged. The eon test over the wilt
was brought on by two sons of the te*tator:
the father had provided a monin aud a
home for tbe sons, bnt as Ward's estate foot
ed np ?.r>,000.00i>, with about **0n,?s<0 debt to
be deducted, tbe sons concluded they should
have more than was allowed In the provi
sion, and sought to break tbe will ana take
their chances in tLe estate. Mediums from
near and far were called to testify that Ward
waxa fanatical beJeverln spiritualism, and
that the will in question was dictated by
spirits. The testimony of witnesses was
taken, occupying 34 days. There were 11
day6 of argument, and the jury were out two
days and a quarter, with the result above
stated. They stood ?in favor of sustaining the
will to fiwho favored breaking It on account
of the undue Influence exercised.
A CrRloCS CASE? -Ven Ijfd Into Crime by a
L>eteeUi<e.?ln tbe United States circuit
court. criminal j art, before Judge Benedict,
this morning, Michael Boyle, James Maher,
and Michael Tfeage, recently convicted of
passing counterfeit money, were arraigned
for sentence. They are all hardworking
'longshoremen of good character. Iu July
last.lt Is alleged, Detective Drummed, of
the secret service, acting under the name of
Montgomery. Induced them to pass several
counterfeit silver ooms and then arrested
them for passing counterfeit money. To-dsv
they were allowed to tell their story, and
they Introduced a number of creditable wit
nesses to prove it. Their oounsel moved that
Judgment be suspended, and Judge Benedict
granted the motion, and in so doing said that
if the prisoners bad been allowed to testify
on their trial tbey would not have been con
victed, and that In bis opinion the officers of
tbe government should be engaged In the
work of preventing crime rather than creat
ing it Jf. Y. Commercial, Wh.
Gallant Fight by a 8oldier ?A spe
cial to the St. Loals RepubHcan from Kan
sas City says that one of tbe soldiers named
Bernhardt, reported killed In the light with
a band of Cheyenne Indians, near Fort Wal
lace, Kansas, two weeks ago, was foand
wandering on tbe prairie last Tuesday by a
By of soldiers out bunting. He lost nis
e In the light and bid himself In the
grass, but was afterwards found by two In
dians, whom be kept at bay ten hours with
his rifle. They then left, and Qom that time
till fouDd by tbe soldier* be bad wandered
about tbe prairie without food and was
almost famished when discovered.
The Whwey Riho Triaia?The trial of
some of tbe chief men of tbe western whisky
ring Is to commence In St. Louis this week.
McDonald, who was formerly Intenial rev
enue supervisor, and under whose admin is -
tration tbe giganUc f?nds were committed,
will be arraigned to-day, and Avery's _
comes np Wednesday. Cel. John A. Joyce,
ex-revenue agent, baa been sentenced by the
United States district court of Missouri to
three years and six months Imprisonment In
tbe penitentiary and to pay a One of 93.000
for complicity in whisky frauds.
VA brutal bosband in Maine carefully
ground a knife to a keen edge, seised his
wife by tb* neck, drew back her bead, and
cut off-?the blonde hair that she prided'
herself so much aboot.
*7~"Jofan, I wish you'd close that door."
said an Irritable father to his son. "Your
mother nut be sooMfng somebody at the
other end of the ball, there's snob a c-raught
from that quarter."
VHannah Drledup, who la aa ambitious
maiden lady of uncertain age, says sbs would
so like to bat be la that "matrimonial tidal
> ail
fr
aatkef ?aow? InUact-aig
U toa*. -*tmm teheed t>a '? call I "M V'LY
?f Biorv^lU ]+P*r i. 4a ?.-d u ???.
? Ml | ic*? St?lH j ^
Tt? tIi>|Uoaii alofl* rw w?f(f*rt 1 iitaa T?C>
??rapfc. tak*ih.?ra. I Urtti fartAc, Fand. M? l .u
ln*ir ?^'i ?? - < uw? anu .... mm*
i . ? ' - y*- C?"r du" bu' i>?*4t. ??
'tVf'i * **?? a?"-rvtt0?} r*<,; tL\ ?
otker rid* csrkanea* 0?im <iai?i ?^
rha ?.-3 Oata doll ? ' - " - %u4
??m" ? ?kt? *---?. IH iiailTl" ^ r;
dull. 7?*-V ilit dslT sad
VMpSi. TVnmC
wrrt Hfiii knt mM P?ck. d Mi? h TiT
y?: 44. ? \ h*o?t ?. wall aaiaa. ?*? Wm. r'aar
H* ?1<)ap. m> kod. ?i**11H 1U.In fair '-.n
?hilder?^ ?V. ri?r rft al?*a. M lltw, |?w
?* Uf< 4afi?k4 kM?) .?l?s Mm
?* ?rtfw m4 f rot?unctU|)d Petr ?ub u?im ?
crada. l\rfV HlKxTllT ffaa ?R4MUlr u
fM?H ?IM? ?m.l l7
MitUilli, lor W-\ tfin la at*a?. *M<n, a;
W?t \ ,rDW. 9. k Mk
l " "'"f*? ' d. Mfc;d<>.? n??*. s t.?. ?(. *?*! tat, t
? ^ 'o*y In fair <l?"*>aeJ, I %le*.
W ?VT f*&?rL H??ll ?n 1 I nr
*LV Q***fH? t(a Adi Hid Mititf,
? i * I'-Tl ?ot julrtud IKf.iuat
*'*?' rwir Corn 4iiI<m ??. I
Lo*i?e<?. . K. U | ? ?On?mk '? Mil* i ar
?Jl' f*i ?? ?? C *. beoda. ft.**,
liO ) a
? ? ?
Mihs Annie Ix?t'l*E ("art write* to a
fYlend In Chicago an tmaMuy trMu it ol her
first ntgfct In Miwo*. Ilere m* souse e* -
tract*. ? The terrible nliht cam*. end I nut
o!i the war palut with fear a'id trrm'.i
arid mv fjc* ?w douhlf their iitf with n
rltrmcnt. I sang my couplet* which <>i.en
the ae <mmI art of 'Trovatore'- -and such aiw
' I' J'*st like llie Cn.cliinatiane
at the festival ^blea them*. 1 ua.l i>e*?n t?l<l
to make my flrat bow at a eertatu box. c*?n
..'2* u" Pr,'?** and MlDCNM*. but for
the lifeof m* l couldn't tell which it vu. ao
1 *UiO(l still, M? mm * (o>vk?, aqI
then In my mt^rv, I ?mw*4 &r?t to lb*
?pletts. llnrw When I came to mv aensea
I l?ow?*1 to the w rur?f i>ox. After UiedcitrkMa
1^'** 5.V."PPlauded a''..l Hhri<-k?t at uiitll
I thought the Mod oca were on my tiark. aud
t ji*? I bored to the wrong box a*:a u* After
the clnae of tlie a?cond act we w. r?>calle>l >u
four tlnioa. Hy that tlm<> I knew where u?
l**w- ?"d ? ^mlleit my aw<^t?>?t to Mh* mval
tlea. After the third at t I wan recall*! thrae
time*, and after tt.e entire oixra, we w?*ut
r ut Mx tituea. The aecoud time w > ?am, the
public wm even more entinihla^tlc and 1
had to go out aiooe in nnaw<-r u? the criea in
?t'ary. koIo." Tliey callrd f.,r nif uionc tii?
TirPt flight. I'tit I do T?ot llli^ toofleud
ter and t*ri?:hcr artUU. ho I went out'with
other* at the end of the op?-ra. I w?<ni on I
aiooe Mx tln.es, and Mich fliontlni and wav
ingof hat* ami hoiidkerchtet^! My t icrcaa
haa been U.e e\?*iit ol tV iniaion tliua far.
?oo*ee they Uioaght tl ?t iiothlnv ?p.?cial
c??nlJ come ??ut ot Vankte lorn. WbA l aar
I am an Am-rlcin they think 1 mean SoutU
Amerira. whl?h i luist'-n to explain by tell
iOK th?'m I am the Vtnk<?.>t of Vank?ev and
,'UI' 1 *a* horn among the rorg* of <ieai old
M iiue.1'
Tnvrjcn o* Nrw l??tr- an roa a LtTBU*
not.p. A New York le tri i ,e K*i:itu.?v
Sunday Neai. aa>-a ??in ma. y of our l*rga
dry aoodt store * )ounn lauievare performing
in the ready made clothl'ig department Uia
rtntiea ot <itrecu>r. or "aalker." nearly al
**J' ? position nilPd hy m-n. It la an a*r<?o
at>le ch.anire. a? la>lie? have to try on tli*
ready mnoa iin????. etc. No more amnalag
Fight la to he seen than tadiea trying on Iiimc
dnwef. The fcnialr i lr*rk* are M^lcct*! for
their appcaniT.cc, and, thrretw*. ar* the
fineat-lo. .i-ing >-oung women In the metropo
olla, Invariably tall and ^li^ht. v. that ?i??i
they put on a macnldceot drexs ror t ' .onkn
ot <!iai>lay ing it t4> aome probnble co>-tr?mer,
they look ao eletanl that one cannot but
wish tuey could have the drew* theinxe'vwi;
the fun ia when the wonid-tie purehaaer trie*
it on to see bow i-he looka In it-a dreaa de
signed tor a tall, alira atrldow look funny on
a short, fat old woman; it aen<r.* to me al
moet all tlie buyer* are ot that claaa. A girl
tried on uo less than twenty three dre**<*a a!
Alttnau'a. and then dldn t mane a aale.
Waist* of drew* are alwaya cut f.>r thia
periple. Just a? shoea are alwaya made for
peojde witii long, narrow f?et. T ierp laaonta
talk of maklni: aklrts only, g'ving enough
material to make a walat to tit tae buyer, at
which fat ladies will rejolra.
A Woman Dead or a Bkokkx Hkart ?
The funeral ceremonies of the late J*m*?
Atkins, whicii were to have Uken place at
hi* residence in Hramhall avenue. iWgen
Heights, yesterday, were postponed br the
tragic drath of his wife. who. while prepar
ing herself In her l? Jnaim for thec?*reiuo!tiea
in the parlor, full dew I on tiie flo<?r. The
medical inveati<auou which f.illowad revolt
ed In the discovery thai she died of a rap
tured bloodvessel near to? heart, and had
literally died of a broken heart lrom exeea
slve grief. The funeral aervlc* were poat
Crd uutll Sunday, when both will be
led in Ore?n\7ood. Mra. Aikins ha I,
about two week* ago. been called from r*a
a<ia to attend the audden illness ot her bus.
band?Jfcw Ymrk &*n, Viih.
Pca*t Air tw thk Pi blk schools.-In
a paper read before tlie American Public
luallh Assuciatlon at Kaltimnre. Pruteasor
E. W. C'laypole of Antloch College, ohio.
says: "In the facr- of the sanitary Taw that
2,000 cubic leet of fresh air hourly are needed
for a single person, yet we read ot Uie puhlia
schools of Brooklyn where only from 10* to
24 cubic leet to each child possible, while the
temperature rauges from (.?to :io degrees, and
in another from 80 to '?5 degree*. Lunatics
maintained at tlie public cost reoeive t?etter
treatment,criminals live in better condition.
This la the sanitary ?deration ourchildrea
fet. reciting lessons on veutllation lua}>o
nted atmosphere, or on the evils of tight
lacing, to a teacher wno disrucards th? laws.**
The Brooklvi* Riwr; to hi Mane to
i>isgorge?Tt e threatened legal campaigu
&galn.*t the Br. yn ring, fur tlie purpose
compelling them u> make restitution to tho
city treasury, is not mere newspaper talk.
It is a fact, and tlie proof of it I* that tl>?
Attorney General ha' nlrendy tak^n the ne
cessary preliminary ateps to brlug the de
fendants Into court. The process may be a
protracted and tedious one, hut If the result
ne the same as that which crowned the suita
against the Tweed ring. Justice will be vindi
cated at last .V. Y. Chr. P-<u. ls>i *r.
Hi Was Pcz/.r.ED?A family living on
Cass avenue fouutl a good thickness of cream
on some milk that had been standiuc over
night, and when tlie milkman made his
usual call the ?leasol housewife exhibited
the cream and *al<l. "I never expected to ate
this." The man looked at the cream, winked
wisely and solemulr. scratched his .iea.1.
ami replied: ??Well. I don't kmiu what all*
it, but yon can throw it out an<l III *!ve yo?
a fresh pint in Its plnce f? Itrtr<?' Fm
Half or a city Bratfan b?- a* Inrcx
piarv?An iiicend'arv Are destroyed nearly
half the city of Ellsworth, Kansas, Friday
morning. The flame*. owiu*r to a gala of
wind, swept everything in liWr way. *nd
nearly all the build.ugs on the soutn sideot
Main street were burnel The i<vts wilt
amount to *50,000, on which there la a alight
1 n s u ran ce.
The Malayan DirrtccrLTm aeem like,
ly to be-bridged over." It la now thought
that the murder of Mr. Birch, the Britisu
resident, was unpremeditated, and the arm
ing of the Malays is describe I a* only defen
sive. At the same time, the British garrison
at Perak keeps it* eyes open ajd its pow
der dry.
?S^Blohbs. fjieaklog of an acquaintance
whose stock of brains Mas heavily mort
gaged, remarked "Why. he's next door to *
loot, ami sometimes mores in."
Moody ia awfully down on card^-playing
and novel-reading, lie says it takes aboat
1,000 novel-reading and card-playing chris
tians to make one good one.
EMALIr?HABBIkON <>a th- UtL No,wvn
Ml. bf ike l?r. Hmo Ball <r.*l tba rwMMct ot
lb. 4oaa Pcaraoa. BroHtr Small to Mas AastT
?aaaiaoR, betk eftkis city. *
IS iLEBBKON?JEWKLL At Pk.ladal^hla, aa
tha IStk last . at tk? rasidsaor of the bn ia a fatkar,
Mlaa Lillt WiLsaaao*, of PUil. i 4?bi?, t, Mr.
Joaa A. Jbwkll.cI Wasfelactoa, VV *
HAKET On tha uoralac of tV Ifcl. isat .alter
tt?rtrB,ss,u*~ j??
Kotkoa ?( faberai heraafter. ?
. LIH Norembar U. ICC, at J a
Ltbs, a aaUvaof tkar?ssti trra**, I
tar tha last It years a raaMMt o
t;Kd?ian May kasast la
Faoctal witl lake
?a. ?N PeaaavWa
?. all a m. rrteada at tha fawll} ara ?
r la*(lad to attend ^UrriaUirr sua PkiiaSai
UNDERTAKERS.
R.w?a^ T
ttl UK Slant loayirxT.
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