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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
NEW GMOOERX STORE
Aw. Cor. Fourth and Market ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON DEL.
M The undersigned respectfully an-Ei93
~ Inpuncea 10 his old friends and thek9EEAri
Mze public generally that he has completr ~
ID his new atore, and hasopeneo Wath = STOCK
y GRoCRkfEs. SUaARs. AND MOLAssEs,
LOyerinkc crushed, ,granllated and pulveriSedsussrS
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of MolasseeS .
Old 0OVernment Java Coffee, Laguira. Merlcaibol
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Rpekwhest, all kinds ofRure spices, S9rS nes
Nustard. Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. Bnglish apd American Pickles, gel;
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bake! Cocoa ana
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch, Cur
fants RaiSins CitrOn, Atmore'e, Mipco Meat, pTlOd
Peaches and Apples. 0ranborries. BrOOmsS Painted
Buckets, brushes, SPERM Adamantine and TallOt
CandleS and ali articles usually kept In well as
9-Iy JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14

restaurant the other day and ordered a plate OF
beans. On finishing lunch he asked the price
Thirty cents" replied rhe host, thinking that he
had customer from whom he could make a few
extra cents. "Isn't that . devil of a price for
beans 2" asked the stranger. Failing to get re-
duction be paid the bill and left. The next day
the saloon keeper received telegram, the charge
on which was thirty cents. On being opened, il
was found TO contain neither date nor signature,
but only the words: "Isu't that devil Of price
for beansF 7"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14

The Greeley Tribune AYERS that the Rocky
Mountain turkey never sings until dark, and
even then it fails to do itself justice, unless the
sky is cloudy. 1t frequents the deepest and most
inaccessible canyons OF the mountains, and it can
only be trapped during the early spring and sum
mer months. A piece Of bright lin tied to long
pole will attract sOares OF these turkeys Mr. Dun
Der. Denver naturalist says that it is a species
OF albino-a bird tn II is found among the Andes
in South America. 1t is certainly strange ami
malmal, and at timts ITS singing Is really beaut-
ful
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
How Much win Keep a Aorse.

horse weighing from ten TO twelve hundred
pounds will eat about six tens % hay, its equiv
Ilent, in year And we suppose the real point
70 get at ie whether can keep his horses cheap
sr on some other product than hay. This is an
exceedingly difficult question 10 ansser-it de-
pends 50 much on circumstances. We shall not
attompt to answer il fully at this time, but will
merely say that in our opinion, three and aha
tons Of corn stalks, and two and a-half tons Of
corn would keep horse yesr in fully as good
condition as six tons of good hay.
We may estimate, Also that il will take three
and half tons Of oat straw, and two and . half
tons OF oats TO keep horse year. bushd Of
oats weighs thirty-twO pounds, so that It Will
take over l5j bushels and three and half tons Of
straw to keep horse year. 1t would take about
two acres OF good lind to prcduce this amount
.iBleFjcdH Stock Journal. ......
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HORSES and MULES.
OeLE a MILLER Aue'lOnosrs.
Trustees sale.

hAsA By virtue Of an order Of the Chancellor Of
n. the State Of Delaware made the third day
w OF March. A. ID 1873 will be exposed to sale.
- by way Of Public Vendue. at the Auction
Rooms of 0gle Miller. COS Market street, VIII
mington. Del, at IL O'Clock. q. ID a. on MONDAY,
March 24th. the following lands and tenement be.
ing the real estate Of the late Matthew MeGrann.
deceased, TO wit:
A lot OF land in the city o. Wilmington. county
Of New Castle, State Of Delaware, With a three
story Brick Dwelling thereon erected, beginning
at cerner formed by the intersection Of the south
eTy side Of Fourth street with the westerly side Of
French street; thence by Eaid westerly side Of
French street utheriy thirty Ieet six inches 10
line Of Sarah ThoInsons land; thence thereby Wes-
terly parallel 70 Fourth street fifty six feet 10 the
easterly side of three feet wide alley leading into
Fourth street, thence along said alley northerly
and parallel TO French street thirty feet and six
inches TO the side of Fourth street aforesaid and
thence thereby easterly fifty six feet TO the place
Of beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale made
known 1T the time and place aforesaid by WILL
LIAM @. WHITLEY, ESQ.,, Trustee.
0GLE Il MILLER. Auet'Ts. marl0ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14

PENNsYLvAEIA RAILROAD CoNPAsY.-At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Penn
sylsania Central Railroad Company IN Phiadel-
phia on Tuesday, Viee-President Scott stated that
II the business OF the road kept st the same ratio
for four years 400 locomotives and 10000 cars
would bs needed, for which, under the act Of the
LaRialaturo Increasing the capital stock Of the
eo.1oany $50 000, 600, be asked an immedists is-
sue a e25 5,O00, 600 in bonda He also said II was
not TIE intsntion to water the stock one dollar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
New Boot and shoe Store,

a GEO. s. HAGANY,
No. WEST SECOND STREET ~
- between Market and Shipley hasjust laid In
q large and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for Ladies, Gentlemen. Boys, Misses and Children.
all ofwhich he proposes TO sell at prices to suit the
present times, and respectfully asks the public 70
PU and examine his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14

The Treasury Department decides that unless
steam trgs employed in towing vessels in and ont
Of harbos are provided with proper documents
Issued by the General Government they become
subject to heavy penalties in the way of extra
tonnage daties, fees, etc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
2nhlif Salts.
prnLIC NAIE.

The subscriber. going 70 decline housekeeping VIII
sell at Public Sale. on TUESDAY, March 18th, 1913,
ton, Del, E~
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Co sisting as follows: Bedsteads and Beds. -zsz73
Carpets. Wardrobe ParloT Chairs, Rocking --tY~F
Chairs, Dining-room Chairs, Marble-top 49,.
Table and other Tables Chest of Drawers, So
Secretlry and Bookcase. Piano, 81 vols Miles Reg,
ister. bound in calf and other Books; Dinner and
6reak fast sets of white French China, Ham Broii-
er Porcelain lined Preserving Kettles, Pots Kettles
and Pans Summer Cook Steve, large Ice Chest and
other articles.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, q. N. --.-,. .
JOHN TOWNSEND.
OGLE ( MILLER, Auct'rs. marl4-St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-14
PnRLIC SALE

OF CARRIAGES, STOCK AND UNFINISHED
WORK of q FIRST class Carriage Factory, situated
at Nos. 2l7 and 2le East Front street Wilmington.
Delaware,
ON Thursday, March 2Oth, 1873,
At 10 o'clock. a. m. The stock consists in rsIt as
follows;
oGG 6 new well finished BuRgies.
7As 4Jump seat RockaWays.
Cafirey Wagons.
3 No-tOp Wagons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-23
NERVOUS DEniLiTY.

a depressed, Irritable, state or mind ,
q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
NO energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, often with de.
bilitating, Involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscreions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds q sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
" tonss aP che System, ssss-ta isshafoa. hispdls
tho mental gloom and despondency, and rejuye-
mates the entire system. It 10 perfectly hsrm-
less and always efficient. Price y, for package
Of FIVE boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
Is important in old, serious cases; or q per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or sen. By mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
Specific HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 BROADWAY, MN s,liHJreE. ID y
For sale by, Logan, List D Co.; Z. Booking
r. J. Finney; James Murry; Reed, KRAFT b Co.,
Wheeling; ohas. Faris. wheeling Island; Jamei
Elliott sndJ. 20 n N. Mercer, Beilaire, o. "a
febl2eOdAw E-a'H-r u gsFrf-r IA r.4ll -
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Merging of the Pacific & Atlantic
Telegraph into the Western Union.

Merging of the Pacific & Atlantic
Telegraph into the Western Union'
In o few more days we shall have but
one line Of telegraph in Wheeling instead
Of tho two offices that we have had for
some years past. The Western Union
line, whichis now not only the great line
of this country, but Of the world. has BY
buying a controlling interest inthe stock
Of tho opposition line, obtained possession
of 1t, and has virtually succeeded to Its
ownership. .-'r IN - =
The capital Of the Western Union ia
$4O,0O00OO and that Of the Pacific s. At.
lantic 100000. Neither Of them has
been paying dividends for some time, five
remember correctly, although the West
ernunion has been earnlDgand expanding
immense sums in tho way Of extensions
and Improvements Of is lines. It will
now, Of course. be.in a position to make 9
great deal Of money. So far as The Mid
die, Western and Southern States are
concerned, 1t has the field almost entirely
to itself Tho opposition Of the Pacific &
Atlantic has been but feeble, owing to
the iuctflcin, way in which 1t has been
managed. A specimen Of It's manage
ment is seen in tho obscure way in which
the company have conducted business
here In Wheeling, keeping themselves
almost out OF sight Of tho public, as it
were, lest they might do some business.
As We said, the capital of the Pacific q
Atlantic Telegraph Company Is $1,000
900. -Their lines extend from New York,
via Philadelphia and Baltimore, to Pitts
burgh, Columbus, Indianapolis, St, Louis,
md s! Paul, branching from Dubuque TO
Chicago, thence TO Cincinnati, Nashville,
Memphis and New Orleans. They own
5000 miles OF line and 10000 miles Of
wire. The grossreceipts Of tho Company
last year were 100000.
The President OF the Western Union
Company, Mr.. ORION, is quoted as say
ing that, although the Pacific Sc Atlantic
Company have not succeeded in making
their line profitable, working in opposi-
ton to tho Western Union, the latter in
tend 10 take the wires into their own
Offices, and expect to derive a large profit
from them, larger even than from thelr
own line. They have otllces in nearly
every town through which the Pacific &
Atlantic wires run, and little additional
expense viii therefore be incurred in
working their new wires. at costs the
Western Union Company" says Presi'
dent ORION, "about 90 per cent Of thelr
receipts to carry on their business. They
can take the business Of their competitors
at a cost OF so per cent Of the gross earn.
ings." The gross earnings OF tho Pacific
& Atlantic Company having; been $780,
900, the Wesiern Union Directors expect
to make aclear profit of$25O.00O.
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Obstacles TO Marriage.I Z

HAprT RELIEF ron YouHa MEN from tho
hood Restored: Impediments to Marriage re.
moved. New method ofitreatment. New and
arkib!e remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed enyclopes.- Address. HOWARD
SSoCIATI0N, No. 2South Ninth street. Phil
utation for honorable conduct and Professional
skill. ~ t.cforB zta5 % oesTtdAw :
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New York. CoRREsroNDENcE.-We
publish this morning the first Of series
Of letters that we expect to receive here
after from New York, from the hand
of very intelligent and accomplished
lady correspondent whose pen has here
,oiore grGced our columns in . variety Of
Ways.
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NOW IS THE TIME FOR sMoK-
In ING Hot Buekwhcat Cakes. o5i! ..aflL
The Enterprise Baking Powder
makes them Nlotr, Lighter and sssttssr than any.
thing else that you can use. Nothing 70 com;
pare with It for PuRiTY and Ecosohr. cd o,
ocl Wheeling, W. Va.
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. THE SOUND OF TUE GRINDING Is LOW
: special Raotlce,.ss..
.INDsLET INSTITUTE. I

instruction given in all branches usually
taught In Preparatory schools and Academies.
The Deprtment Of Modern LAneuAgeSig undbr
tho cohIol OF the emlnently successful teacher
and accomplished scholar. Dr.. Mayer.
. The Winter Session Of twelyeMeeks begins
A'Nu'y' SAAH" S4' 'JikMEswATsoN. ,
dec22 JIM. HUrCHIsoN.1d 20!
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TOR SALE u. ssl't'1qs
a Farm arm q Containing nj 1903 Acres.

will sell It in one lot. or divide It In lots Of
four or i've acres to suit purchasers. There 10
no better land for Market; Gardening 10 Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of tho city Of
TERns-ono fourth cash, balance in ono, two
and three years, with interest, mn, go. m q
scriber. '|a ail., -, ;,,w,lss-'
,,,ae az natn atraat
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TRUSTEES SALE
CLEMENS FARMS.

'V66HW EMO ~ " W. O..
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY 50.
bleak Brady, Trustee, and Mrs. Catherine, d.
Clemens, the one dated tho 10th day Of, Eoygm.
Der, 1870. and the other dated tho lst day Of
April, 1eTl, and both of record IN tho Clerks
office OF tho Comfy Court for Marshall county,
West Virginia, one In deed book No. 10, page d,
and the other1n deed or trust book No.I, page
81 will offer for sale ut Public Auction, at the
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. on ,rD o.! HBT u!sg!Gli
! THURSDAY, the sthpay Of January, 1874,
at 10 4. r., the property mentioned and de-
scribed IN the two deeds Of trutts Aforesaid; the
eame being thu tract ofland for some time known
as, the .CLEMRNs FARMS, situated In the
county OF Marahl1ls West. ylrginis, on the va.
tiers or Wheeling Creek, al tho mouth OF 8tull's
Run, and distant about two miles from Elm
Grove Station Tn the Hempaold Railroad. 80
Tho said Farm 10 divided BY 6tulps Run into
two farms or lactsof about equal size, each con.
tanning about III acres. Nearly al Of the land
In under high state OF cult iB very rich
and beautifully located. Upon the south Of. east
portion there 10 large stone mansion house.
with ali the necessary ontbutldtngs, and upon
the other part there Is good tenant house. 3.
Said Farms will DO sold either separately, or
together, TO BuitpufchAseresg Il. tjH1fg g
2 The Trustee WIN, on application, give any In.
formation thAt may be desired rs to tt1ns, con.
ditions, &C., and he also has complete plat and
survey Of tho land, allowing its extent, lines,
fences, improvements, &C. ~ '.''i - u
TERns also made known on day Of sale.l q n
80 FlAif SSffNo. ii47 ehapline street.
W. Ma II. Al
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Exc lsior Bakin Powder /
IcoNo nic1L Powder IN the Market mo one
knowG how good Biscuis BuelC Rhest Cakes, az,
can DO made until they have EsiSed them win
Logan, LtSt d C1s Rretlstor Baking lHttatT'. !.
,dec2a-dAW .g.illeer-1L y.lI wv
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TMPoRTAN II 10 lBUiLDERs-

TMPoRTAN T. TO y BUILDERS
Il !slGte Roofs the Best and oheApest,l This
Tho cheapest as well a. the best material foi
roofing ESTATE. The Undersigned keeps con-
stsntlyon hand tho largest stock Of Peaehbo
and Buckingham, Slate OF any dealer between
promptly At tho lowest market ptic6sI iAllk Kinds
Of Stating done eheaply and expedi tiorely ~.
.Ldl W, Il. SIMPLIFY, III
No, Is Bedford street. Cumberland, I'd. r. o.
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\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Tho undofsIened, having qualified a Admin.
istrator Of thd estate Of the latei Henry .Knrtz,
cd to eaid estate TO come forward and settle the
same without Delay, and al perf6ps having
claims against tho same 70 present them proper
v oei Wy '''se9 Gs6. Il KURrz, Ada'r. {,
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General Motlces.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A"l RGg 10 IIl1HI NO HOIIsasa ~
Tho underligncd having been appointed Ad,
ceased, hereby notldes al persons indebted 10
said estate to Settle without delsy. and all per.
sons having claims against the 6sme TO present
them, properly authenticated, Tor settlement
WLLL1AMlP, HUBBARD, Admir-,
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TARM For SALE.

offer for sale tho Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from tho limits OF tho city OF Wheel
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
l05 acres Of Hrstolass land, nearly all of which
10 In fine state OF cultivation: The improve.
Rents are oil Of tho best, consisting OF Brick
House containing. eleven rooms, with all the
oonyenieneeH tcedful, A large eistcrn supplies
Il with all tho water for which rain water need.
ed. There 10 also q large Barn, with cellar; STA
Bile roomf1r Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon Hopte, Com Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
Huuie within short distance. The said land 10
well watered, and neyer.iaillng well At tho
barn. There Is q good Vineyard q Catawba and
Concord Grapes, and q large number OF The best
selection OF Fruit Trees In full bearing. eonsist-
ing Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost ali the firtt quality Of
emaIl fruit grown in this part o.; the country.
2 Any. per con desitiug good homo near % The
city Of Wheeling, whore they reatably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise foe tho market,
win do well 10 call on tho enbtcfiter, who will
give all the eeessaTyinformatlon. Terms easy.
ja7-dAw n. T. WAfMAN.
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THR POOR AND TnE MISERABLE.

And for the poor and miserable / i'm
sgine it would soon become the symbol
OF all their misery-ihe poverty which
stiles, Expresses and closes about them
with impossible evils :, the crime which
misleads and then bcwilders; the misior-
tunes which pursue aud, cling to and
finally envelope the poor Victim, until the
eyes, blinded and strained with looking
vainly through The mist, see only! one way
out Of itall, and that Is through the gates
OF Death. Z :. lss' 30
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A LWAYs GET THE BEST.

IA LWAYs GET THE BEST.
7 REEDS 40 UGH 6KRtUR
Nothing equal 10 It for Coughs, ColdA, Hoarse.
public speakers and fingers II Is Just tho thing
10 make the voice smooth and clear! sVi90i y
"Sold by Druggists everywhere.
MoCAbE, KkAfTl = CO, PropfieLors
od2l Wheeling, W. Va.
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OUR new YORK LETTER.

The Great. London Fog Envelopes
tho American MetropolIs--A Day
and Night for Suicides-.Screams
of the Fog Whistles..Panic on a
Ferry Boal--Hunting for the Chill
circumstances, Incidents and Acci-
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ON A RED vELoclrRpR AND A BABY
!. IN BLUE. p

suRuL tUREANs OF THR FOO .wR1AfLRs-
PANIC ON a FRHHY BOAT. =-a
All day, but especially since noon the
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A Safe & Profitable Investment.

The ONO CRY IRox ARD NAIL WoRks, having
their Nail Factory completed, and bclrg ce'i'
rous to avail themselves Of the present low fases
OF material, Pig Iron, Ore, &C., and thereby com
mence the manufacture oil Nails, have deteimh,
ed to do 90 by Issuing Bonds to the amount o.
SO, 900, in denominations Of $50, 500, and wv.
The following Ia copy OF tho Bond and AaaeAU
Coupon OF the 800 denomination:
Tho "ohlo City Iron and Nall Works" I T. r., u,
S spe Of One Hundred Dollars, fedccnsble At he
pleasure OF tho Ohio City Iron and Nal! WIZ his
after the first day OF December. 1870, ana PHsIT,S
on the first day December, 1883, inclusive, NV NV
interest At the rate OF s per cent PEI An1um
able semi annuAlly on the arst Gay Q! SaH ~ iSs
December In each year on PRESERVATION VI w.
proper Coupon hereunto annexed. Mad
The payment OF this Bond Is secured pyyy%S liz
Of Trust and may DO exchanged tot StocA ~ ne.
3. Oh. 4 N. Works ct par any ume pi0t WV
Signed By PRECEDENT and Secretary
Tho property pledged as Security for tsepas'
msnt OF these Bonds Is valued at $4,000 a'n
subscriptions and payments for these D0Au'
may % nAae" II. W. SMITH,
,Csshi Commercial Bank, Martins Fe''''o'
y ROSS J. ALEXANDER, B0,
81. Trustee, Bhdgeport'o O.
And MERCHANTS NATL BAN u! ..
now, Wheeling, ", Va
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wuENcE TnEsE oLooMY RRELscT1oNs,

WHhNVE THESE UI4YoNH '4ShHL4hV4IVNS'.
These gloomy reflections have come
very naturally IN consequence Of walking
abont all afternoon In an atmosphere
which is cold and clammy as tho air In q
church.yard vault; in looking at dim,
shapeless objects close at hand, but uu7
recognizable; In meeting people walking
to and fro, with wavering, uncertain fig
ures; In seeing vehicles coming out Of the
mist and plungiDg intoitsgain hopelessly
lost 10 view In a half minute; in getting
my head "dazsd" altogether by the zig!
zag movements oil everything animated,
until Il Is no wonder l feel more like q
church.pard ghost than New York
pedestrian. = - : 10, - ..
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TsLAND, LOTS FOR SALE.

--r ga ,is @5g--T 1897 .ar5IT
land. Price from s4oo 70 81 900 each:
9, TERns--o ne3ouflh each. the reaidue In equal
installments OF one, two aud three years, with
interest. - '' JN0. r. 6ItCHRIST, ~
aapi0iiatl Ili tDFilaI ATOP NH.
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Correspondence Of the Int6llIsenccr.l
;. New York, Dec. u, 1878,
CAUGHT IN THR-FoG.

CAUGHT IN THk-Fou.
We have certainly been caught in the
trail of the last London fog! Nothing
like this Id the way OF q log is American
am convinced And il this 10 Q speci-
men Of aregular first class London log,
don't wonder that SO many people there
throw away their lives during the season
Of them, for really there would seem TO be
no other. way Of getting out Of them; and
10 live and move about and have ones
being nSuch an atmosphere for long at q
time would become intOlerable.
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A CLEAN OF LuRiD,suNaHINE,


Since morning, the fog which then
seemed nothing remarkable, has deepeped
continually, III may except q hall hour or
so at noon, when there was o faint, sickly
sort Of suushine, which lured ont the
nurses and children into their accustomed
walks In the parks. But In a short time
met little groups Of them hurfying
away, as though they were trying 10 run
away from the log. : 81 p.
A BOY ON A RED vELocrRpR AND A BABY
=. IN BLUE. VIE. ?
In one Of these nelghborlpg parks l
saw a lady inqulriug anxiously OF one Of
tho 'park guardians" whether no had
seen q nurse and two children therea-
bouts.-Her description, hoy on . red
velocipede and badly in q blue cloak" was
not very satisfactory evidently to the man
In gray, whose eyes must have been
very piercing TO have distinguished rcd
from blue at the distance OF three yards
before him on an afternoon like this.
In making my way home across one Of
the avenues where street.cars pass every
minute, ! found Il quite difficult to dis
tinguiah the cara or anYoi the nnmberless
vehiclspHssing and repassing until they
were dangerously near TO me. We.Wiil
hear Of accidents on land and water by 10.
morroY, j fear. :
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
tuesirbesier Connlp Real gsiate for Sale
4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT

A HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE, ten or
eighty Hudson River at Scarborough one mic below
double brick house. 5OI9 stable gaehon a1d othe
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