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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN

X iuoo. poWLAN1,A uctioneer; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
GkOkGET0wN, d. q.
=. By virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date on
0Y0the 22d day of yuly. A. d. 1870, and duly r.
Ecorded in Liber No 6l3, at folio ~, one OF the
land records Of Washington county, District Of
Columbia, the undersigned, as Trustee, will offer
for sale, at public auction in front Of the premises
At o'clock p n, on FRIDAY, the 26th day OF
December, A. D. ISIS, all that piece or parcel of
ground Known % part Of Lot No. 49, in Old George
last side Of Market Space. and bounded a. follows
Beginning for the same at the end Of line drawn 81
feet 10 inches south from the south wall OF Mar
a r.DdS; brick house formerly OCCURRED By MARI
on said space south % feet inches then east 70 feet
then north 10 feet inches, then west to the said
space and place Of beginning. ~
Terms Of sale o. 900 20 be paid in cash. balance in
interest ct eight per cent to be secured by deed Of
trust On the property sold $50 to be paid ct time
Of sale II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within hye dsys after day 81 ,aie, the Trustee
deserves the right to resell the property, on I'VE
purchaser All convey ancine ct cost Of purchaser.
WIN ID. OASSIH Trustee
oecIo THOS. BOWLING, Anctioncer
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FOR A HANDSOME SET OF JEwELRy,AT
Jewelry Store, 1906 Penniyspsnfa az enue decl9-tf
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A-MAs-TRER CANDLES, Lanterns, and q very
large assortment of Tree Ornaments. Call at
Reed q Sons, 1214 street northwest, before
purchasing elsewhere, q
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CHRIST MAS PRESENTS.
1URS! FURS'' EURSt't
BEAUTIFUL MINK SABLE SETS,
VERY Low IN PRICE
Just received OF her choice SETS, for
LADIES,
MISSES, and
Great Bargains, at
r. SEYMOURs,
decl7-6t l32 Bridge street Ganrgafourn
CHRIST MAS PRESENTS,

~ GOODS
AT s. II o m A s b r q w N-S
NEW STOLE,
No. 12l BRIDGE STREET
case heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel at TO-, eta
Good Prints at 10 cts.
striped Shawis at SIS, worth SIS,
Androscoggin - Bleaehed Cotton, IL cts
Zbales extra heavy Brown Cotton. la
Black Mixed and Blue Waterproefs.
black Alpacas, from sc. to 81
Md Gloves at IS cts, worth 81.
Lace snd Embroidered II sndE erchiefs
Ladies' b. l.. Handkerchief, from lsI.c TO 81
SILK and NJ eTino Scarfs.
Fancy Handkerchief Boxes
Fancy Spool. Cotton Boxes
Gents Scarfs Ties, and Bows
ALL DRL6S GOODS
SOLD CHEAP
Ior the next ten days docl6.6t
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THR TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN-Ssrerdl Meet
sfss IesfsrdGy.-The Congressional Temper
Ance Society held a meeung AZ Lincoln hall
Yesterday. After prayer by Rev. DIR. T lffany,
Prof Chiekering delivered an elouu address
On the subject of temperance. lie closed by
enei ng re solution calling upon the heads Of
families in Washington 70 di, card all intoxi-
eating liquors during the coming HOLIDAYS
Blshop simpson. General whitley, General
Albright. o. Pennsylvania; Rev. Mr.. Appleton,
OF the + Street Baptist church; Rev. Dr. But
ier and Hon. Mr.. Burrows also made address -,
After which the Recitation was unani mous,y
sdoI ted.
81: Patrick's Temperance society met at Car
reh hall last night and listened to an able and
eloquent addIe : ITOm Rev. j. j. Kelne, sssist-
ant pastor OF st. Patrick church. A. the con-
eiuslon OF MS rem.s-ks upSa q - a dozen per-
tons enrolled themselves as members of the
society.
The Dashaways held meeting at their hall
lest evening. Eessrs. Alexander, Dunning aud
Moore made speeches, and Miss Molie Bon I
And Capt. Barth recit poems. A resolution
vas adopt approving the COur.e OF the Board
OF Ponce Comm toners in refusing licenses
"a many persons who baye heretofore been en-
gagged in the liquor traits.
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CHRIsTMAs BKBP.-Among all the delicaces
OF the holiday sea:on, nothing gives more solid
and lasting satisfaction than q choice cut OF
beef, such as is advertised in another column by
Mr. Hunt, the well-knOwn caterer in meats to
the best tables in Washington. His beeves for
this occasion were brought from the far-famed
celebrated among stock men ard butchers
everywhere for the quality of it's cattle. But a,
MI Hunt Gays, little need be said on this point
The meat will speak for itself. either to the eve
or the palate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22

THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
And made TO order BY Hempler ne ar Az stree,
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PREPARE FOR TIE HoLIDAYs.-A most at
traetive first class fancy grocery and fruit store
Is a. at o. b. W. Reed & Sons, 1914 + st. north
west. Send in your orders early, 20 that you
may have them properly filed in time for
Christmas Always on hand, the latest and
che cest Fruits, from Florida and South Amer
lca. just received, choice lot of California
Pears. Also, Fancy Boxes, Cornucopias, Sc. 2
NEW YORK CIDER, Peach, Ounce and Apple
Butter; California Pears, at Reed & Sons. 12lt
street northwest
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FOR SALE.

pA1EhT RIGHT FOG sALE-PArlcr game
30. r. 2 :" p a. deoa2 "a.
EoR ehLE-iT CONT-second. n aud pring aud
y etber Hobby II Use. ALL. Furniture, StovFs
Carpets, show " iLduNs Counier-, aud all kinds of
useful goods Also, 100 h lisId Tables, At a very
lev price. s2s lJlh STREET northwest. dec23lN
LNOR sALE-CaNAhf BIRDS, MoCkING
y blRllr, male and I. male, No. Isl South "a o
STREET, between LET ADD "a streets e-sf ~
dee d SIN J. NJ. GOETZ. <1-
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SUf7 FOR TRKsPAss.-This morning Mr. j. 8
Edwards entered . suit for H. H. Ham agt Mrs.
Jane Nosthedge for trespsss, laying dam ages at
800. He charges that the defendant, without
his consent, entsred upon his premises-Iots 70
ADD IL, square Gland deposited . lot of earth
- bis damage. The street on which the iots
In9ni, y street outh, near 1st east, had been
Defendant filled in her lot TO the new trade and.
siiins to wall 1t mp, the Carth fell in on plain.
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SAD DROWNING OF YOUNG MAN.-Yester-
day three young men, clerks in the Surgeon
Generals office, named Andrew Schaffer
Chas- Williams and Howar Il. Payne were re,
turning down the Potomac from the Cham
Fridge in row-boat to Georgetown. Opposite
Edes mills the boat capsized where the cur
rent is quite strong. Schaffer and Williams
managed to hold on to the boat and buoy them
selves up, but Payne, the only swimmer in the
party, went down and did not reappear A
young girl named Moody, living near by heard
the screams OF the men, but at first gave no at
tention to IT, but after wards seeing them strug-
Cling In the water, she hastsned to the beach
and tried to launch a boat for their rescue, but
hnding II too heavy, was obliged to 90 for assist
Ance Getting the aid of boy named John
frizzell, they both succeeded in launching the
boat, and young Frizzell pushed out to the
struggling men, and after considerable effort
managed to get one Of them into his boat, but
being nearly exhausted himself, he could not
get the other one in, and so held on to his wrist
with one hand while he padded the boat with
the other to the shore. BY this time MANY
spectators had collected on the beach, and the
two nearly lIfeless bodies were removed to the
house Of Mr.. Moody. and DIR. Richie was sum-
moned, when he found life almost extinct
After about two hours labor he succeeded in
resuscitating them. and they we're remov q in
hack to their homes in this city-Schaffer to
1905 ID street and Williams to his residence in
the same neighborhood. The body of Payne
has not yet been found, and it Is probable that
IL has been swept down the river. The family
OF Payne live at No. 1917 H street. He was a
tnn OF the late Lewis Payne, of Georgetown.
The party went up the river to cut some Christ
mas trees.
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BOARDING.

IhbIk BOBhD-N-Nt s.fuar. east Government
= Printing Once, GOOD BOARD. Price .nodsr-
ate. Two UE,tI ni-hei Go n,anics.iag Rooms
FOR n Mt, No. % II street northeast. IL
RuAHnING-oNE FUENISHEp WUOM, f,uit-
~ able tnrtvO p-rsors, sith Boa RD. PriCs : %
ger month, for TIVE, fuel aud - included sin 10
70 m SIS houss hiss the modern oonyeni.B =
l@3s g lcoran bir et cec22-S ST.
TABLE BOAkD-G-i ll-..s-u DESIRING TABUE
Il BOARD M tbsi locality Will n Il 20 their al
yAhtAseto sppiy iumeiiati ~ "a Defrees street.
II 0ARD-weil-furuishsd ROOMS in Alexandrta,
- desirable location. with or without BOARD,
can be obtained by addressing "A e." Gas stte
Onlon. AIcA.-.4 a, Va. Differences given and re-
CURED. novlq-lm-
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MEDICAL, DC.


NE. JANE WILSON, q Thoroughly er perience.s
- aid scientific MidNif e snd Ladies Ply sic an
Ladies aiielded L. nj their Residence at any hour
hight CT oay, ur pleasant rooms and the best II
htehoalee 81 the octors private residence, ala
4tL street, between 4 and Business s.credly
confidential. decla-s.s
CONSUL Oh. LEON, slI lNh 81, above n
~ 1ks OidsSf established spsrialIN - a. s-fy
ePeeiaiiy-CUtaueOus Diseases aud female Com
paints, decll In
nR. LEON guarantees a thorough cure Of All
II Organic Weakness and Female Con miami,
Consultations free. I'll l4ih 81.
Bous-l0 20 l9,2to 4,6tos. decIl I'm.
ssnLD BIZ. DARBY has bstIer fsciIiIies tbsn
W ever for prsoticing bis greet speciality I5a IT
ere charge mad for advice aud medicine. Drus
sddcre, corner - street aud Pennsylvanis svebue
tOololl1et,oll Baildlngl dec9 In
nj rs II. y. WRIGHT. fke ureilk aoars Cav
!'1 copd1f and MasHsfic Ppystctas, hss taken
Rooms ~ ol5 llth street, between n aud north
west. where she treats successfully dl-eaees Of a.
Acute and Chronic nature ~itbout drugs. m I'M
nj Rs. ii. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
w the celebrated Reliable Claryo ant Physioiaa
sno Tsst NJ ediun, Las located at 1913 New YORK
avenue. ONCE hours-lO q. m. 20 .. IN. Engage
menfs can be made for evenings. Jelly
EEMALL pIeEAsEs OF 81 ffnis tro.ted De.
seri6e case sno enclose %; advIes aud m-ci-
ere VII Be sant. Adsre-s Mrs. DR.. TBOdP5Oh,
No. sac Worth tstN .-r~.f sbfiaSaiphfa Is-sT "
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THI TTRT or = RR0DTI10 : "a :.
tbs day dissolved by mutual coossnt. All rer.
sons tnoeeted to the Arm are ted 70 Iake in
0eoiate setsienent with J. y. Brsdhead.
IL. BRODHBAp,
Washington, D. o., peesnbsr 4. Ia. 49, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22

POLICE STATION ON FIRH.-About nine
O'Clock this morning the cells at the Isl Usandl
precinct station house, corner of 9th and T. SITS
southwest, caught fire between the ceiling and
roof, caused by q defective hue. There were
five persons locked up at the time who were
hastily removed to the station, and the flames
were extinguished by the officers without turn
ing In an alarm. This is the second time the
cells have taken fire, and appeal after appeal
has been made to the authorities to provide bet
ter cells. AS they are at present they are a dis
grace, and are also dangerous during the Cold
weather when the fires are kept up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22

REAL Estate SALEs.-Lstimer & Cleary
auetioneers, have recently sold the following
Los and 10, in square 23s, with improvements
for Eugene Carusi, trustee, to Il. NJ. Lane for
500 each. Also, lot 2, in same square, contain
ing 24s5 square feet, TO e. M. Thorn, for %
cents per foot. Parts of lots and g. in s1uare
20, With improvements. to VIM. Nacwilliams
for $500. AI-O, part of lot 4, in square 557 .
With Improvements, 10 John W. Dick, for 500.
Kelley & Gltchel on the 2Oth instant sold lot
n, IN square li2, with improvements situate on
l9-h street, between and g northwest TO L.,
washington. esq, for S10,150. Also, on the
same day, sold lot y, in ssme square, with i'm
Brovemt nts, 10 L. Washington. esq, foT SO, 25o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22

fnPRoyrsKNTs ORDERED BIT THE Bo.sn oy
PUBLIC WoRKs.-A contract has been avar,et
for the grading and paving With cobble tones
sewer pipe In alley In square No. 3l2 The
water registrar has been directed to place 4
hydTant at the corner Of 2lst and l. Streets
northwest Orders have been given for the
PARKING OF b street north, between I'd east and
I'd street west.
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THR SHORTEST DAY.-The daylight portion
OF yesterday was the shortest day" In the year,
IN, sun At 80 m ,nutes after II p. m. reaching
ms turthest southern limit, the Winter solstics
lug sun rose 1T !:20 T. m, and set at 4:3s p. m
~ mnanIne me day between sunrise and sunset but
.nours ana IL minutes in length in this lati-
istc OF this season OF the year, leaves INIT a
ss.Snm comp brief period OF daylight. The
Gay nme" OF Yesterday vas but . few seconds
daylight periods being inappreciabie. For
nearly two weeks, beginning last Monday ana
ending AFTER Christmas, the days have been
minutes In length. IL will rot be until Nev
Years day that they win be percept1bly longer.
the period Of daylight being ct that time two
minutes longer than 1t 10 now. After thar, the
old saw says, '.as the day iengthens the cod
strepgthens," which We hope will not prove
true this year.
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By AUSTIN p BROWN,

Corner of New Nork -yeune zud Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, raugiug w priCa
from eS 90 TO eSG 10, and several other hrst cs-s
Houses.
One whole square Of GRoUsD and LOTS In an
pats Of the city.
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SUIT AGAINST ARAILRoAD.-To-day, in the
Circuit Court, the case of j. A. j. Brotherton
against the b. & o. X. r., was commenced
Mr.. Brothert)n charges that in February last,
he (residing in Prince Georges county, and
beng IN the habit of stopping at Highland
Stationl went 10 the depot TO purchase a ticket
but failed TO obtain one; that he got on the
train and offered to pay his fare to Highlands
when the conductor Informed hi m that the train
did not stop there and demanded 10 cents fare TO
Hyattsvilie, and deeming this excessive he
refused TO pay and the train was stopped and he
WIS ejected. For this he claims damages.
Messrs l. .mbert and Browning for plaintiff,
and Messrs. Buchanan and Cox for defendant
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BuRsI AIRY AND
LARcssY.-DeteetivcS Miller, McEifTesh aud
AeDevtt arrc9ted Vim. Cornell, Thos. Currsn
AND William TimDer'ak on SATURDAY. night
charged with burglary and grand larceny In
the house OF Mis- HSrtrsnft, on eth street south
vest, on Friday night. Among the things car
rlec away from the houFe was about AGO worth
or Jewel.y. Timteriake was not long since r.
ieasS from the Albany penientisry, whore he
served ut term fo- grand larceny.
Il he thr e PR, Oners-TimteriakeC Cornell and
Surrs,-were this uOrning committed to jsil
~ Judge Snail for act'o Of the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-22

ACoLtisIoN on TIE AvasrK WITH SERIOUS
two wagons, belonging to Charles Sander And
Loas busher. collided on Pennsyivania avenue.
Dttween e'h and It'll streets, sn ashinR bosh
Tue arm OF Mr. Busher was slto badly bruissd
1s. Sanders was taken into Gilmsn's drug
store, where her wounds were dressed, After
enicn enc vas conveyed 10 her home near the
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ANOTHER WITNESS.

James l.. HcrhdI testified that he asked Mich
ener for the coin, and he produced It.
CrOss-examined:-This occurred in his Office
about 2:15. Witness said he regretted that he
had been caught. Defendant asked what he
could do, and witness said it was not for him TO
ADVISE. Kitchener said he would go to the Post
master General on his Bonded knees and ask TO
resign. Witness placed Myers to W atch the de-
fendant. Miss Gay and Miss Long also watched
him.
The government rested at this point.
The defence offered no evidence.
The Commissioner said he would have to hold
Capt. Kitchener for the action of the grand iury
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IHf SAooTiSe OF MRS TENPLBToN.-Dun-
can D. Iempleton, VINO was are ysed ON Thurs-
Gay In New York city charged with shootips
his vie, formerly Ms Bsbcock, OF this civ
and committed TO the Tomhs, was srraIgu d In
the court Of general sessions Friday last
TIE prisoner pleaded not guilty 70 An indict-
ment charging BIN with IN sssauit with intent
TO XIII. and WIS remspded TO the city prison.
The frienes Of the pr 1ner are making strong
enorts TO procure bis release on hail. but Assist
ant District Attorney Rus~ell Goes not consider
10 sac to srAut their REQ neat
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yuIn,shs. Mssas Ter ssi., Srlsss. 49, ra.s =
S &C. c1s: 49, ;s = soS,:ss. r,ssss'
3tne rsssdence of the IeeAse, 5ns IN street., levy
asS, NsshinEton. TslsgrsDh ofhos within ssesars
, 1873-11-09


The County Agent and the TceIlcs
society Alrcaay orerrnn With Ap.
r,ac'ata's nor Aao'
lno "heois OF our CITY and county works of
Charity require at the prcaont time IN unusual
amount Of Samaritan oil to keep them running
steadily. Tim l,ar1 timex aro hoc;nn;ro ~ 1>1
fo1t ,oaa,u H." .t'a 49, ss's 5 M uun!n6 70 DC
.ols Aeon's NY w .ne poof' allu' as natural con
sequence, tho county Agents Office aud tho
eyory day bcsicecd by crowds Of mon;conts
AZ t1o 1ottor n,ooo NV, s"uta ,.a~o ~
.as .no !e''et hlaeo u very large in
crease has boon reported within tho last
fortnight. The great reason 6ot forth by appl-
cants for their impoverished condition ia lack Of
work, and o great many fa,niIios nlcnd ,bot tbov
tovo hoau oeor,o nj ~, '4"e '4o'
1a,e pee'' acsossca oy tnelf natnfal eupportera.-
thlhG which every It'll ia OF too fEequont occur
renco, and Which ought to bo put m end to. Of
ceseB Of this kind, thoro arc an unusually largo
INV tI,nt ,oroo nr,norto - ta a 'oo.o.s
1a:,aa a1 49, ~ ao pto''t1o ., 'ho pauper popu-
4atlon Is mado up OF recontly-arrlVod artisans,
who, as long aB work lusts, aro valuable ctizope,
, 1873-11-09

South Englevood, being ono-halt acre, fronting
on tho Eighty-soyonth etroot boulevard, ono
block from tho depot; confederation, 81 600,
Also, 10 foet in Lot 2. Of Block 2; consldora-
tion, $999; Also. ono lot in Block 9; consldera~
Samuel Gohr roccntly sold 4e fcot on State
street, noar Thirty-1fth; consideration, $4,000.
Also, ono lot On Burnside street, near Thirty
fifth consideration, $1,000.
6ilas q. 8tevonB sold enc lot In Grants Addi-
tiSn} S} just "0st OF Douglas parh consideration
Clnrko layton & Co. have sold 75118o foot,
west front, OH Dro1el Boulevard, bctwcen Forty
third and Forty-foirth streets, consideration,
$0,375 caBh.
Alno, a two.atory franc house, and lot, 50ox203
$35,000.
Also, 800 foot front in Blocks L and s, Morgan
Park consideration, $500.
"cnn bssh GHSz Az 1SD S CAT sHoE
and engine-louso OF tho Chicago Il Northwest
ern hailroad, at thor now grounds, Just west Of
Central Park,, arc -. completed, and arc
now belng filled with tho proper maclin-
commence moving their forces from the old
shops on Kinzie atroot into tho now building.
By tho 1st Of next month thoy will 1novo their
employees from tho Chicago avenue ahopa to tho
Bamo place. Tho old establishments aro to DO
hQNAAOAN4 Al4A WILL AuH4 lGAk 60AAul. LII tuH
m1oantimo,, thoy will bo used for repairing cars,
During tho winter the Company will employ at
the now shops about 800 men. Tho Company
dobign, next summer, finishing their car
buildings on tho snme grounds, where
contrate the machinery md car departments of
their ronds, abandoning all their prosont shops
in Chicago: Thoy will then employ 1000 men.
Lots In this locality aro now in good demaud,
aud about 100 hayo been sold, at prices ranging
frHYn &Enn In al 1onr T1toan 1ofu
chased by omployos aud others for pormanent
there are in tho plnco fivo stores
and aoont On thirty dwellings,. The new town en-
place is avoragfng sioo por day Of 'e casl g aaos.
Last summer tho site of this now suburban
town was an ,open prairio, without building Of
any kind on It.
THE BELT RAILWAY.
The line Of tho Bolt Railway Inns at last boon
Branch Of the G., +. |. l. P. n. II. from
South Chicago to South Englewood, CROSS
ing tho Rock Island Railroad between
Ninetlo'h and Ninoty-tlrat ,at1oots., thence
the Groat Eastern, thonco in q line with the
Groat Eastern to tho southeast corner Of Scc-
tfon 25, thonco northwest to point in tho south
limo Of Section 70, which is tito centre OF the
north to tho Chicago l. Pacific Railroad.
At South Englewood, d large depot is Ut once
to DO erected, which will be telegraph station,
etc.
Tho Belt Railway is not to only carry freight,
but passenger t-ainB arc to run in connection
purpose of transferring through passengers
from ono road to another.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
Tho following instruments vera lled for record
on Saturday, Nov. 8:
CITY PROPERTY.
Nfichigan nv, 48 It 8 Of Twenty-nfth st. T. 35x110
, 1873-11-09

:. " 1.-THE Duty Of tho Church to tho World"
"Whe Work Of tho Local Church in Itself"
"Tho Resurrection" tho u Congregational iii,
urgy,'' tho Prayer Of Faith, Weekly Con-
try trl5utioMa ah Meana Of supporting tho CliurcL.''
Of q Closer Fellowship Of tho Churches " ara ara
subleots rooortly treated upon ut CHRISTIAN Con.
, 1873-11-09
:N1llSt}lllt:,

La Fnyettn 0hapter No. 9, H. 4. NJ. tal! NJ. 10 I.
Ealiq.st. Regular uouyaca atun ,ha Mondas oyonnKa
5:u 0oook f9r business aud Tofk III TIN H. NJ Dssraa
Il. n. TUCK El., Ses'y,
, 1873-11-09
FOR SALE,

Masonic Notice.
Tho mcrnbera oi Oriental Hovcrcfa Cnns!sosy and thu
coordinate tadiea herob5 notified APPEAR fully
armed auH ean.rGed 4 their Tendssyon. 9f Ia
last, uloek. sarp, !iio Suzeinn
Council. Me1nhor8 nut equipped ca.ia|!y tnsfto to
clothinH. by 0rder n tho C9t!nr Mer .!ntlhtrf.
JANE II. Miles, ti1anu Secretary,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03

A LAUGHING PLANT-A singular veg.
etable phenomenon has been dis
covered during recent explorations in
Arabia. 1t is called the laughing plant,
from the effect which is produced by the
seeds when they are rulverized and
eaten in small quantities, the person eat
ing them will soon begin to laugh loud
ly, than to sing, dance, and do all manner
of absurd things. This lasts for about an
hour, after which he goes so sleep,
utterly unconscious of what has occurred.
1t has been suggested that this plant
might be made substitute for alcohol
and that it would have the advantage of
being cheaper, until the Government
should see the trick, and commence to
tax 1t. But it is scarcely probable that
the Ara bian plant could in fact be made
popular in that capacity. for it does not
appear that it inspires the person who
partakes of it with desire to whip his
wife, murder his mother, or to indulge in
many singular acts which the alcohol of
the period moves one to rerpetrate.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03

her
Il believe you. | love vou?''
And in that moment Isabel Kent knew
she was alone no larger forever.
A week later Isabel and CEampney
were married. Vivian had been pun
ished as deceivers and plotters always are
punished: if not so soon. so surely. ifnot
in this world, on the other side of the
river.
They never met again, but she heard
from others of their happiness, and bit
terly repented the wrong she had at
tempted. Perhaps, she thinks, if she
had not tried to deceive him she would
have won him after all