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New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

The citizens of Chicago on Wednesday feted the
anniversary of their great fire with general TO
joicings and moving into new buildings, and turn
ing over leaves But of all the incidents of thas
unique celebration the most significant, and the one
best worth remembering was the holiday edition OF
The Chicago Tribune sixteen pages of its new quarto
form, containing besides the news Of the day. and
supplement filled with history of the fire and the
of the city nearly forty columns Of adj
vertisements, showing the vast and complex busi-
ness interests which have survived all disasters, and
share in the renewed prosperity of the Emporium Of
the Lakes. We commend ~ those rickety papers
which exist by the good pleasure Of custom-houses
and postmasters this robust proof Of the fact thai
Independent journalism does nav
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Amnstmrnis, ett., CHS Gprnino.

ACADEMY OF Music, Brooklyn.-Italian Opera:
sFAlst" Mile Pauline Lucca.
BOOTH's THEATFR.--At II and at 8: "Arrah-na-
Pcgre- Mr. and Mira Dion BOuGcault
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-At II and at 8: " Dla-
bObdS" Misc Fanny Davenport snd Miss Linda DetI
GRAND OPRRA HOUSE. AT l and at s: lie Roi
wood Miss Rose Ilersee and John Boughan
UNION SQUARE THEATRR.-At II and at 6: Agnes"
Nss Agnts Kthe d. II. Harkias
wN1AcKs TuEArEn.-" Pygmalon and Galatea."
Miss KStharne Rogers
AMERICAN NsrrTUTE.-Forty first Annual Exhbi-
hoa Day ami Bvening.
BAIKY's CIRCUS AND MEN AGERIE, at the foot of
HoustOnst, X X DaT and Evening.
CALIFORNIA MINsTREIs. at and at s, at No. TO
broadway.
STEINwAY HAII--At .: Concert. Anton Rubin
stein
ST. JAMES THEATER. AT and at 8: San IRAN
Mhsrc~
Tony PAsToR'S OPERA HoUsE.-At and at 8; "A
Dptchman in London" and Varieties
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

are heavy disbursements in Gen. Sickles's
accounts beside those we have mentioned, and
il would bo interesting perhaps to trace them; /;
but we pause here for the present, only COM
mcnding to Gen. Barlow the following SEN
tence from his own attack upon Mr. David
Dudley Field: al presume Mr.. Field will not
"dispute the abstract proposition that law
eyer who brings his adversary before Judge
"whom he knows to be corruptly influenced
in favor of his client is a party to the cor
"ruption.p
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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SFNfI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, ~ per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per anhnln'
AdvertIslng Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE &c., 40c., Soc, Toe, and 81 per ne'
SEMI -WEFKIY TRIBUNE. % and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, So, and s. per line,
According to position III the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

them no adjournmcnts for consultation, no
delays to reconcile differences. We must un-
derstand at the start that the Reformers, VINO
ore only just recognizing, are to meet in solid
phalanx the best disciplined Custom-house
narty ever known in our local contests.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Rice culture in the Carolnas, in other days,
was one of the most profitable branches OF
Southern industry. To what low estate IL
has fallen in North Carolina, and what are
the causes thereto moving, is told in ietter
published on the fourth page of THE TRIBUNE
to-day. The picture presented is not one Oh
much present attractveness, though 1t suggests
o more hopeful future.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Superficial politicians, who think the Liberal
cause has not much foothold in this city, are
invited to scan a partial list of Liberal organ
lizations published on the fifth page of The
TRIBUNE to-day. As sketch of what is do
ing, this array of clubs and bands of workers
may give our skeptical friends a new idea of
things political.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

possess the audacty of Scott who fancies
that he can modify the ill-odor in which he
lives by threatening TO "take the law" on
those who publish the story of his misdeeds.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Sir Alexander has lawyers way of looking
at subjects, choosing sides at once. He seemed
to have forgotten that ne was an arbitrator,
and so made himself an advocate but his ar
gumert in the case does not seem to have af-
fected British opinion concerning the award.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

More uble-istbrewing in Arkansas; and
lest an ATTEMPT should be made to distort this
into n political riot we may as well call
attention to the facts as detailed IN our dls-
patches. The difficulty seems to have onsl-
mated in an attempt to break up political
meeting; but it looks as if the present riot
has been fomented by one of the original
offenders, in order to secure his own safety.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

A London letter, printed on the fourth page
of The TRIBUNE, contains some interesting
personal gossip, of which reference TO Mr..
Il. Hughes will attract special attention. That
the eminent Liberal should be involved in
controversy with his constituents is not sur
prising; but that the publicans should make
a row because he favors the Licensing bill is
not very creditable to the Frome people.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Bnsincss Notices

a FAVORABLE NoToRIETY.-The good repu-
uoo Of BRONCHIAL TnocHEs for the relief Of Coughs
Colds and Diseases has given them favorable noodey
SARATOGA GFYsFR SPRING WATER-PuTest
,s be uur sperent all Drugist Address for orders
or rcsrs GKrsER srEISs" Saratoga 30 Chmberst New
York
COVERINGS FOR THE FEET
All the different kinds for Ladies, Misses and Children
"IRoS-CLAps," heavr, strous shoe for Bows .
CANT,EIL, 2i Fourth-ave, above Nineeenth-st
at works like n charm" is truly said by those
who use MAGIC or for summer Complains
BATCUELoR's HAIR DYE. Best in the world.
SAFE perfect Dre Harmless reliable instantaneous Al all Drugq
ISSI-rD 950OO0 GENERAL ACCIDENT Policies.
TR.ysLsRs LIFH AND ACCIDENT Insurance. Co, HlrfonL
DIR. r. FRANK PALMER-Patent ARMS and
90 i sq Cbestput-t, Pnndei9hai s3 Greenst bos'vu
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Thursday, Nov. 2s, has been fixed On by the
President as the National Thanksgiving Day
President Lincoln set the good custom OF ap-
pointing such day by the National Executive;
and now that the States generally have been led
TO uniformity in their selection of the day,
there is reason to hope that State proclama-
tons will be issued accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

The Grant carpet-baggers are trying their
hand at Ku-Kluxism in North Carolina. Hav
ing cried "wOlf" so long, they have decided
to be wolf for once. The outrage committed
on The Raleigh Sentinel, referred to in our
dispatches to-day, is the best possible
illustration of what is the legitimate
fruit of Grantism. Men who, like Nor
ton and Conkling, have the means of
Furnishing their enemies by using the Govern
mental machinery, DO not hesitate to take
their revenge In that way. But when, like
the GRANTEES of Raleigh they cannot silence
the fearless voice which exposes their mis-
deeds, they blow up a newspaper Office with
gunpOwder and shoot the editor. 1t is
only a difference in latitude and oppor-
tunity that Furnishes q Northern newspaper
by official means, and Southern journal with
gunpOwder and pistol balls. That's all. The
Sentin el has been fearless and foremost in its
exposure of the rascaities of the Raleigh
Ring; and the only answer which these men
had to the fearful indictment against them
was a gunpOwder mine fred in the Office of
the offending newspaper. This so resembles
Administration logic that it seems like Wash
ingtOn inspiration.
There are four cormOrants engaged in plum
dering South Carolina These are the Bond
Ring, the Railroad Ring the Land Commits
sion Ring, and Moses These several
rings are separate and independent or
ganzations Moses is Grant Republican
candidate for Governor. The details of their
several rascalities are appalling; but, with all
their immortality, there is something pictur-
esque in their sweep which reminds one at
once of Yerkes, Tweed, and Jack Sheppard.
When the Bond men, and the Railroad men,
and the Land Commission men had finished
their perfect work, South Carolina was bank
rupt. The taxpayers rallied, and the Treas
ury was partly reflled; then came Moses and
swept the boxes clean once more. This is the
story in few lines. A TRIBUNE correspond
ent, whose letter is printed on the third page
to-day, gives the particulars of the whole
miserable business. 1t is Tweedism grated on
Grantism. If there still remains about it,
also, flavor Of Gov. Scott, it is absorbed in
the kindred "reminiscences of Moses and Ran
sier. But neither Moses. nor Ranaer seems to
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Sir Alexander Cockburn's extra-judicial
course at Geneva, as explained by our London
correspondent. is not 30 surprising after all.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

A correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE illus
trates once more the management OF the
Post-Oiice Department. 1t seems that re-
ligious journals, paid for by benevolent per-
sons, cannot be sent through the mails as
sample copies; but specimens of New-fork
Grant organ are thus sent, in defiance of law
to TRIBUNE subscribers whose names have
been surreptitiously obtained This is Grant
ism, pure and simple.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Netu'2lots Daily Gribma1G.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

The attention of the Grant Civil Service
Reformers (f any such there be) is directed
to the list of Grant ofiice-hOlders on duty as
inspectors of election, herewith published Has
it come to this then, that the Grant people
cannot trust anybody to watch the ballot-boxes
for them but those who have personal pecu-
mary interest in the result of the clectonf
Or is the Grant party in New-YOrk made up
exclusively of tide-waiters and Oflice-holders
penerallY7
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

In the avowed republicanism of the distin-
guished Orleanist, NJ. Casimir P6rier, many
thoughtful men see u sign of hope for cOnsti-
tutional republicanism in France. The Orleans
princes themselves remain silent, even when
such a pronounced utterance as that of M.
P6rier falls on the public ear. Our Paris cor
respondent, whose letter appears on the fourth
page of this issue, intimatos that this is char
acteristic stupidity; it is certainly like the
Bourbons who improve no political Opportu-
mites.
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@De-mewer-The cat.


~ Troy editors call a fellow who steals Il ON
q psrson, Q "sacreligious thief"
~The ex-Imperisl family will come to
America next year.
~ The latest definition OF q gentleman Is "a
man Who can put on a clean collar without
being conspicuous"
~A lost DOG in Norfolk, having seen his
masters advertisement in one OF the local prints
promptly went home.
ga Syracuse man has turned up who va
supposed to be dead tive years ago, and found
his heirs calmly enjoying bis properly.
SA number OF Southern papers are calling
upon the municipal authorities 20 suppress the
pestiierous fire cracker on Christmas.
~The women OF Columbus. Ca. have dis
carded silks and satins, and are wearing the
plaids ard checks manufactured I'm that city.
~Genersl Hood, formerly Of the Confeder-
ate army, IL said TO have been led by his thirst
for human Life TO 60 into the drug business in
Georgia.
ga Mrs. r. c. Drake has the contract for
painting the swords manufactured At the Spring
field, Mass, srmory, and gives employment to
several girls.
~The newsboys of Philadelphia told the
guardians of their "HOme" either 20 ssset nm
nobbier grub or close the caboose." The ca
boose he closed.
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~ FOR CHRISTMAS TREES,
ASSORTED COLORs
And sizes.
al7-lw NV. BURCHELL, 1892 1T.
DRY GOODS.


NOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
MESSRS. WOLFORD d SHILBERG
Announce that thoy have made Q reduction in the
prices OF their entire stock of DRY GOODS and
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies' of Wash
ington to the really attractive stock of Goods
offered by them, especially suited for the
season. The stock comprises
Plain and Figured Poplns, &c. to &c.
Colored Alpscas, good shades, at $50,
loloTed Doubles width MohAirs, 81 Nc toS1c
Best Empress Cloths, all shades, 6Oc 10 51
GOOD BLACK Dress silks, 81 As TO sl75.
Good Oolored Dress silks, 81 Nx to 81
Heavy Rep Poplns, q 70 9l.25.
eatfnes In new shades, 75c.
GREAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACA
ranging from Csc. to 621Sc.
"A full line Of Black Goods Of all classes, such a.
Bomba5ine, Ianmise, French Merino, Biarritz,
Crspe De faris, cashmere.
Black and cold velveteens; Flannels; Waterproof
Cloth Of all colors; Cassimeres; White Corduroy,
Plushes, &C., &c.
Shawls, Blankets, and full line of Domestics.
heady-nade Waterproof Oloaks.
In connection with above-named Goods are also
Kept large variety OF
notions, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS,
and other Goods te0 numerous to mention.
Thee1pen.e is but i've cents from the most distant
The Arcade.
No. AT SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
nov0-tr Between ID and e.
dec4-3m N. Il. corner Of 18th and X streets
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EVENING STAR.


Cssci.sasa Yesterday PrscceAisss.
sENATE.-After our report closed
The motion 20 take np the Indian scprcp4.-
don biil wAs disagreed 10, aud
Pending action on the French spoiisten bsif
me sensfe vent into executive session and thea
HoUSE-Atter our report clc,sd-
The House resr med the eonsideration og the
rei OFT OF the committee on forsisa AFFAIR." e
the tienns exposffsen-
(NsssD, to aufsorise ne Presadent % spSes n
not ssceeding twelve citizens 90 visit the eHrs-
sitics eud make . report q their Obssrvstioas
to the Precedent. ~ sdopsed. and the bal sS
The Spesker laid besure ths House . couw--
nicanen frcn the secetsry OF the Interior,
pen-ee OF general 1ndias coupsiI, 10 he MIA
In the Indian territory our,as the coming M n
year Referred TO the coNmittee on spprs-
priations. Also, . com muuscation from N
Secretary Of the Interior. sshtug for On acprs-
priatieh 70 defrsy the expense Of flussr sfio a
for the reports or geological surveys sass
Mr. Palmer (Iewa). from the cenmittee O.
appropriations, reported bill 20 connect the
Telegraph with the postal service. and reduce
a ss s,ss 2, Or
the whole.
The speaker announced ~ the special CON-
mittee TO inquire Into the cause OF the loss of
Treasurer It New York :-Messrs. Merriam IN .
Y, Callan (Iowsl. and DOx lAiaD
Mr.. Perez, (Miss..l from the COMMITTEES 90
education and labor, reported bin 20 priv de
for greater efficiency OF the public schools I'm the
several states, with amendments; which vas
ordered to be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Hale Mel offered q resolution that thsrs
be printed 5000 extra copies Of the report OF the
committee on appropriations on the postal tese-
graph. Referred TO committee on printing.
Mr.. Porter IVA Introduced bill % amen q
the act authorizing the Secretary OF the Trear-
ury to appoint . deputy collector of customs q
Chincoteague island. Va Referred 20 con-
mittee on commerce.
Mr.. Hawiey tConn.l introduced . bin Tor the
relief OF Connecticut and other states. Referred
70 the committee Of claims.
The House then. 1t 40 D N. adjourned.
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DRAY - BRO,
3al PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Low PRICES FOB CASH ONLY.
Just received, 500 dozen Canned Goods
10 Tomatoes 2Uc each; 10 Tomatoes 2Sc Zach
10 Peaches DC each; Id Peaches soc each
10 Peas 0c each; Winslow's Corn Soc EACH
so lbs Dried Blackberries at lilo per 10,
Very choice Flour at o. 50 per q uarter barrel
AZ good as Melchs only Sl.a do do,
so asfions Prstt. a sssf. OIL soc S do ,., do,
Choice Boil Butter, Sc per Id,
lbs Leaf Lard fer 81,
Best Sugar Cured Hams only 1sc per ID,
Choice japan Tea only 7Oc per ID,
Extra do do. CSC do,
Miksdo Japan only Slls do,
Choice Imperial Joe do,
Very Choice do. CSC do,
Best Gunpowder, S1.D do.
Also, large assortment OF Goods such O. Is ken,
IN nrsf,class store, Tor sale ct per cent. lower
35i PkSRsYLtANIA AVENUE,
dec5 ly between Sd and ~ sta north side
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CHINEsB JvsrIcn.-A party OF Chinamea In
San francisco not approaching the 81 btleties OF
the laws delay, and having suffered from tho
tricksof one Of their own country men who h al
been accused OF stealing $500 in coin, took IN Q
culprit into o wash house, twisted Q towel
around his neck, pronounced him guilty, and
proceeded to carry the sentence into esecution
by pitching him into the bay, from which no
Was rescued by Q boatman. The lf-eonstitu-
ted court are suffering some Of the r.:crs OF the
laws delay, being In prison on IN indhctmen nc
for attempt TO murder.
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MARRIED
DIED.
BORLAND. On the Dth isstaat, ALEX AHDER

BORLAND. On the eoth isstsat. ALEX AHDER
EoRLAHD, sseo 81 years.
The relatives end frieres OF the family are TO
specially requested % attend HE funeral. from
late residence, l. street, betwesn lsfk aud 18th
streets northwest, on Monday, Ct 'clOck. n
COLLINS ANDREW COLLINS, of consunp-
ton, IN the 6sth ear Of his age
the residence Of HE son in lav Rob Nc Quito heon
a st. north. between ssh snd 9th csreets east Ths
friends OF the family are invited % affsnd. ~
yAYNE. o. the 18th instant, after brief IN
ness, Mrs. MINEkvA B., wife Of J. W. Jayne.
The relatives and & lends respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral from the resdence Of
psne, Ne 70 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, on 5atur-
DAP MOI ming, 2lst instant, at II O'Clock. ~
bEsKI. In warsaw, Kingdom Of Poland, on tbs
18th October last, IN fh. a. his age ex-oAp-
tain z. Q. A, wLADtsLAus LEskI, late sttor-
brother, end beloved BY ell Who knew him vel.
Msy he rest IN peace I'm his fathers grave.
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AUCTION SALES.


HI LArIakR q 0a.RAkI.zss
~ A.csoossr!ead1 30 tssnas 1rokses,
llscILLAEEOuS, HI1TORICAL, HAvkL,
nILifAkI. kNaIN1lklNa.l VeiINfifi6
viii i. S1f - sdf iSSt Il LIti iIaf 70
s sHfl1Epx NoR Rksf3E AND f5FFia%s
TEKATIsEs iG IN0tIsa AND FRsscH,
viii e1ST vAIukbtR fks sEsDsSn
JOURNALS, &C.. AT AGcIlo1 .,--.
rHunsDH Z ssd flISSai xviHiHss, nes sSA
l6 ~, ~, 1ssnd 30, comm encins ss o'd,rk.
as our suction sooms, We shall seu the shove sape
n. B...Psr'ies unable TO attend the sale can have
Terms cssh. LATIMxR CLKARY,
dlS ID Auctioneers.
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81 sksEs e wILLIa as. ss: A =: on:


CHAHCEBYsALEo OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON THE O0RN ER or RID1R
IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. B1ING
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION Oh
"A By virtue Of decree passed By the su
E: preme Court Of the Distrist o. Columbis, in
equity cause No. 2764, George w LinviIle ct
a.. VS. " lillian ID. murdoch ct al we will sell
DAY, the 23d day Of December, 1874 at O'Clock
Georgetown, In the District q Columbia, besinnins
streets; running thence ~ feet on Bridge street;
feet thence east south line Of 2e-foet alley -
feet TO west line OF Congress street. thence south
and with west line Of Congress street ITO feet
ginning.
The property is improved, ard is one Of the most
valuable and best business stands In the city Of
Georgetown.
Terms Of sale: Ons-sixth cash, and the balance I'm
thirty eQusl monthly with interest at the
rate OF ten per centum yer annum from day OF SALE
with security TO the satisfaction Of the Receivers
and lein retained On the property sold: the pur
chase money can be paid in cash or upan shorter
time than a. aforesad ~ the same rate OF Interest
deposit OF 600 will be required Of the purchaser
time Of sale: All sonveyaneins and stamps q, cost
WM r. hATTINGLr,
PHILIP A. DARkEILLE.t Receivers.
WIN. j. hILLEk.
dlod GbIKh q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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PITY TIL. SORROWS Of George Lanham, OF
Kentucky. Hn vile ran OF with chap named
Taylor, about six months ago. and he had %
leave his crops right I'm the busy season and 20
and Kill Taylor; and now, just aftsr be haA
peacefully settled down with her after trial ana
acquittal, a Methodist minister has gobbled her
up and departed. He n debating whether us
nobler to pursue them and sshd that minister a
search Of the t~inins woodeine, too, or 10 gave
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RAILROADS.


RALTIMoRE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD. TX
. 5s;'' "a fSS
~ -. run = f lat;Sr sA, r1xor..
I'll Ssf s;:si s: !: 4; s. 50 :"
a.; s:iS md saSS.r n SonA'y' It s:n.s:S and 80
iSos S!insi1.i W STATIONS, sl.a...surs, Belts.
q SIS. sS and 90 m, ana LOO. 30 Co. .a as Sc
fr assxs ss So So! n sos .RS. n. No trains b o.
ro Eh Bi SIEHSdK
sY So 3 T x "a g. sGx III ,ss n.
Law ios "a ALL i ? PARIS cRs So 81 ri. WEST
4 Lev: d:1: .scsp: s.ssrssy and SUNDAY. .. sas
:. SIS g: az s s :ps 800
g Re.sy station With trainr fro1 Bsiti@ors q
70: ss.s:e1rs and ssinss between s as Relay Hou..
i Ss1.s st5HssS.rc: lss;: 9 sY eoap.stins q
oomnodstion tram -" .n' "'ocnsssef -
ThTengI tieiefs to the we.t can b. had at IL.
MashinstoD Station Ticket Once Ct al hours in the
Pr New York; Phlleaelphi. And Boston see ID.
THOs. 2. SHARP. Asst Master Transportation
adrnn =. C9LH, Gsnsrsl Ticket Agent:
T'HROUGH LINE Be
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, November g. lNa
Trains between W AsHIEGTUN and MI VI YOEk
'' F fSd i N lS1S York, .it.or, cham. ., go,
O. Leave daily Except Sunday ct 500 O. n , "a ana
FOE PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 Q. N 90 and
5:N p. N. ~'
ON SUNDAY.
Leave ior New York 1t $50 p. m, and Philadel.
Sleeping cars a. for New York On s.so, m .,.,,
only. Wv .. M "s'1
Through tickets to PhilaS phia, New York and
Boston can be had at the Station Once ct eli hour
OF the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement,
nApois and the West.
THys; B; SHARP, ASH Master Transportation
i. N. CULE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. b. KOONfZ, Agent, Washington. jelI
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The HARRowRsT eUAeE yet attempted for q
railroad IL doubtless that constructed in one o(
the English mining districts. where the line is
only eight inches wide. The same engineer Va
sfterwArd engaged by the government 20 con-
etruct line at Aldershot fer military purposes
The gusge II eighteen inches, and epeed OF be-
tween twenty and thirty miles an hour has been
attained on
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RY B. Il whRNER,
No. 529 Seventh street. between q and a.

RI b. whRNER,
No. 729 Seventh street. between and B.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
kLEGANT hEslpnECEs IN TIE OITT,
stEIhE - I'M slsI
,. g st S e ss S q q 4sas %
x.3sss. folio 2ss. one Of the lsnd recordsior Wash
the ~ the n ss NH :@d
ssls; At public auction to ths hiEhest 9id1er, in
Ss q the !. Sn
state: Situated in Ws.hinsson city. Distri ts q
and Is o or
Gnberts recorded subdivision OF part OF Square
desirable and valuable residences in the city Fitted
This property is sold subject to 9 prior deed Of
trust, dated Angus. % lEi, and recorded August
with ten per cent interest semi annually.
The terms Of sale for The amount =. reaized above
est At ten per cent from september sth. iai and
the penses of sale in cash. and the balance in sf
on ss1.
down hen the Pronersy = sst ,S on ~ the terms
property viii Be re o'd dsi.a.ia ssi%
risk. ConveZancing at purchasers cost.
}ffSsasstt " tsfSFiSSffty1ss.' .".,
Pr GsE I6n4 WIhLIAMs: Auc.,Cueer:,
TRgsTTEEEs, s SALE OF a pEsIRAsLE TWO
f asS sa ssTSsa EIFs
1ION.
- By virtue Of . deed of trust to MS, dated April
la., and duly recorded in libsr Gs. folio As,
ene Of he land records Of Washington, ID. O.,
I'm public e: sssS:::
+ S Iss ,S, $SlssS Fl: = y: 4
in snbdi.isiop Of square as together with the i'm
proyements thereon: Consisting q two two-story
brick houses, Hos. 6ls and $40 n street north
vet.
Terms: The amount OF the indebtedness secured
By said deed OF trust $50, with inter est and the
xpeuses ef SALE In cash: balance In and IL months
secured By deed OF trust on the property. III the
terms Of sale are not conn Piled with within days
after sale the property will be resod at the risk and
coet ofthe dsiaulting purchaser. Conyeysacing ct
purchasers cost
R E HI AsMTSsaAssbgRerR, Trustees.
dl0.dfds GRnEN VILLA q B, Aucts.