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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-03
YreuBen.

TV~"s
In cauda venenum, Iaaten bic H5s
r,er, ru'nn bic 5iobspofsn mad einsm
sermstntli6en Stsse fols.sn, mir MIDI
ten cas Spri6rOrt Der &5mer ibereBen j:
rper ;uleBt la6t, la1t an, befer. Das
trl1t NIT ben Sammelnablen in preuben
su. Visl su frib batten bic libsraIen
Slattsr bic Wabliese in einisen S.dptsn
semeleet; fat zines Sieses babsn &es
steruns, prOtefantiSmus uno Staatstas
tboliciSmus cine Niererlase In ben tatbos
lil6m grrSin;en ein;utrusen, pis is,
isitpem cine @erfaGuns in preusen be-
ftebt nod feline ein;utrassn batten.
Tdrit 8ismard miro In ieinsm @arsin
einen bSien ausenblid sebabt BADEN, ais
Der telegraph tbm BON hem 9rceartisen
@abliies Der preuBil6en 2atbolitsn mel
eete /; BON ZEN 412 befannten Wablea-
I'M 0an;en bat. bic preubiide 8ammsr
432 Oeputirte-fpmmen auf bic Nrafs
ticn ces @entrur,S Deer Der llltrampntas
men IS Oeputirte, etpa 80 bis 35 mebr
ais bic alte 8ammer sdblte. gisuei6t
iinc pom zen nod ni6t befannten 8abs
len nod 5 iir bic Satbolifsn, 70 pae
i1liebli6 Die Gentrumsfraftion an rie
80 Wfit9liecer sdblen birfte. Hebnst
man casu Die II bis 20 polen. bic bis
leBt INNER nit Den 8atbolifen aeitimmt
baben, 10 erbebt ii6 ssSen Sismard cine
pbalanr BON no bis l20 Wdnnern,
Die alS sben 70 Siele Gbaractere eem
berrldsewaltisen Miniiter INNER surus
ZEN rercen GS 1T Dir srlaubt! Sieuei6t
bat er l6pn ausssrufen 0alilder, cu baf
Sefiest!
Oas Centrum lit unc blsitt nod ims
mel cine Mincritat, psnn cine preueii6e
&ammer miro ME aus elmer Waipritlt
BON &atbplifen beiteben. Aber carauf
fbmmt es aud nibt az, Is fam bel Den
leBten @ablen oarauf an, ME Die fatbos
hide Sepblferuns iib auSipudsn Mir
De uno bic bat ii6 nun a%usselproden,
pie Sismard IS ii6 ME setraumt bitte.
llnp unter pelden 9ersIltni6en bat
le ii6 ausSeiprcden Der 8aiisr wurce
fir Die 8ablen misbrau6t, Nues waS
elm pclittl6er Sy;antinismus li1 nur er,
centen fam, purpe In Yepssuns seIeBt,
bic Welt bat, leitoem &ammerpablen be-
iteben, nod ME Gin iol6se Ginl6i6tes
runSS unp SntrisuenlYfem erlebt, wie
eas IN Scene seIegte uno troB Nqem bas
ben Die 8atbolifen ibre mutbiae Sertrez
ter in Ger 8amn,er um 80 bis 35 Sers
mebrt. Inter pel6en Ycrwinren miro
nun Stsmard eaS WablreIultat BEN
8ailer unter bic Nusen iteIen une mel6e
SGimpfpprte tptrp er %erfinpsn, INN nd6s
items bic Sertretsr Der Satbplifen, einen
0intbort, einen Walinfrcct einen 3eis
6ensperser, einen Soc, Sapisny unc pie
ale eis sreln Nanner bsisen su besri>
Zen.
Sis auf bic NatipnaaiteraIen, rpelde
1913 Mitslieper sdblen, IN BE Grattion
Der 8atbolifcn bic itirffe. Der Sort
i4ritt sablt 81, anbere 9iberale sitt es
AS: bic Sreu;;eitunsspartei bat itarfc
GtnbuBe erlitten une nit &e9t, benin cies
le partsi bat iid islbit ssmprpst, ineem
fe fir bic 8ir9enselese iimmte, es sibt
20 MtcpnltrsatiSe unp 80 Srsicpniervas
the.
8ir sisbsn ben Sut Dor cen preusis
l6en Satbplifen. C. ID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-03
Tranfreih.

parts, 20. Sct.-Oie srpss Sper
1T Elm ai6enbaufen. Bon rcm 9an,en
0ebduce ftebsn nur nod einise peniae
Wauerr, aIes llebrise bat Gas Seuer
Sersebrt. Die Oecpratipnen bic lid fat
ale, nit AuSnabme peren ;u @ilbelm
Sell unc &obert Dem Seufel, in ben Mas
gasinen %befancen, no eas Seuer aus
brad iinc elm &aub Der Slammen ees
pcrcen. Die 0ebiure. no li6 bic @er-
paltuns beincet = eielelben iinb rurb
cine Wauer bon rem eisentliden Sbeas
ter sctrennt = tlieben unserIebrt. Die
Passage de rOpera" puree nur penia
bel6acist nit Ausnabme Der Gefauras
tipn @arnier unp zines Gafee blieeen
ale ibrisen ïi6feiten unbrIGdpist.
auf pelde @eiie pas Seuer ausbra6,
weib man nod nidt. DaB ss iofprt nit
fur6tbarer Wutb auftrat, 1T rem lln,s
tanpe susui6reiben, raB Nismanp A6t
bate, ais UNI fl llbr Mtencs ci9te
&auGwplfen ii6 auf ben Spulesares
Dor Der Sper uno IN ben ~anlieseneen
Straeen pertreite:en. sIIe @elt slaubs
te, ipsar bic yompters, bic nit Der be-
ipnceren Sewaduns Der Sper bstraut
iinp, raB eS it6 nur uni elm Saminfeuer
bancle. Grit UNI t2a lbr, ais Die Dc.
ccraticnss Wasa;ine in SpIsn Glammen
itanpen, trlbtenen Die crei eriten Spri,s
gen. Dielelben fpnnten aber Der @utb
pes Geuers feinen Ginbalt tbun, une I'm,
| ubr bate pas Seuer idon Ipl9s Sort
l9ritte sema6t rae an elmer &sttuns Der
Sper ni6t mebr ;u psnfsn mar. I'm
1t ubr eridienen bic erfen 100 Splras
ten, UNI lDl6en ;u belfen. Die bSbern
Mtilitdrs uap 8eamten, ME Der @ous
pernear bon paris, General 9acmirault,
Der Startccmmanrant BON paris, Sc
neral @sslin unc Der ppliSsi : yrifset
&enault fancen ii9 erit INN II ubr elm.
Die erten Dampf 8eueriprissn famsn
UNI 2 ubr unc erit um 3 llbr faneen I1
ftarfere Iruppenabtbeilunssn, absr fat
nur Stactloleaten Elm. Den arSBten
Wutb seisten nod bic Srausn,immsr,
rie eifris Wai1er berbeiI6lspptsn, une
piele Oamden, bic icnf in pra6tppasr
Spilette res Ibenps auf ben Spulcparcs
su leben iinc, itaneen in Der Settle unc
bilceten einen ieltenen Gpntralt nit ibren
@areiens, bic iid i9nsl raspn ma9s
ten. Wan lab, ME es ii6 entpidslte.
3Ierit itaneen nur bic Masasine In
Srane eann srif cas Seuer Meter UNI
i@; hide &au6wplfsn erbptsn ii4.
balc l1lu9en bic be1en Slammen aus
cenlelben bsrSpr, uup INN Il llbr itanp
bic sanse Sper In Seuer. GS rpar Elm
l9redlide l6Snsr slnblid. Bon II
wadts bis 6 nbr Mprssns s~ntaupll
eem srpeen Sieref, wsl6ss bic Dyer
bilret, cine unsebeure Ssusrldule; Wils
lipnen BON Sunfen pirbelten in Der 9uft
uno flelen auf bic SauIsr une Youle
Sares niecer, pie supeilen in ibrsr gam
sen sdnse pie in einsm Seusrmser err
Sldniten. Die, welde ME einsn feusrs
lpetsnesn Berg seieben une eem S9aus
ipisle BON beute Ma6t anipebntsn, fcns
men i9 nun Elm Bib rappn MAIDEN.
Was Die Saulipn nod permsbrts mar
eas fortipabrenpe Sra9sn in her 8ranps
ftatte. 3uerit Ibmettsrte Ger &rcnlsu6s
ter bsrab. pann itirste paS Dad Elm, sus
lsBt felsn bic Mausrn suIammen, unp
mad ieesm Giniturs rpar Der Gsusrressn
itdrfer benn ie. Was bas rnbeil nod
permsbrte, ipar Elm siemlia farter Norps
pine, Der BON 12a ubr al tpebte. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-03

y Gtnfenbunsen u. &prrs
ippnpen3sn, Defenders iber ftrdltde
auc anrere wtdtise Sesebenbetten, 70
i"ecerseit pilfommer, miEen aber Snps
SerfaiIer unter,ei6net iein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
THE lNDURrS.

CIRCUIT COURT, JEdrs MacAr,Arr.
Yesterday, Thompson set. h srlsnd; verdict for
defendant. Middrosmb agt Crnii; dismissed.
RI own sgt. Wood; Judgment Coz S2.593 81. cher
sgt. shank, verdict Tor plaintiff.
r, -csy Weber a 90 aet Artnes; motion for =
rev trial Gansufet agt. Sykes; srEned de-
murrer. Brooks sg'. Rogers, PROCEEDINGS on exc
cction sts, ed Burti~ sef. Birssall skunk: sab
mitted, and Judgment for plaintiff.
EQUITY COURT, JHfEs Wgits
To day, key art. T I'D, decision declaring the
pss,rs OF the gtaptor extinct. In re.-K-iate ~ A
CoNie, deceased; decree rs if las probate proceed
etdit IS. hui'"r agt Muller, order 60 issue re-
sutining order. renuel agt. r-noey; decree
hrally rsttf IN trustees report. Several iAtero
eutory orders were made.
POLICE COuRT-Jg Ese Sail
To-day, josephine Flynn, profanity, IS: Carts
d GrRhsm. nn'ssncs, SIS, JRhn n a. L. FrnfarisY.
IS; JAS. Crss ford, Dir orderly, SIS Margaret LeWf-
ais.Id.rly, IS Agues kle,, DIS, rderly: as. Joha
Saddle field, disoro, rly, So Mari s. Ash, carving
sluns thot. Sa-srp' Aid; Thos. Galyia. malicious
trtspsss, and sts; Emil Brnehi. tippliug house
wrbort license, $50 md costs; Nathau Crawford,
assault and battery, $50 al d costs; Gsorge Gate,
rssstit roiice ficer, SIS; bert Gshilie, as-sut
nd taft.ry on Col. VIM. Bowen by slappias his
face, SlO ard costs; Lea Washington, assault
battery ON Ann wbue, ss aud eosts; Frank Gel6y,
assault and battery, IS sud cost, } James Burnley,
assault aud battery on r V. Bsi lie, $50 aud costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
ALEX A NDRIA.

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIE
month OF NOvKMBRR-House and 10. on the
south side Of Prince, between Pitt and Royal
streets. 81 feet inches by 90 feet, from Geo. H.
Markell and others to j. II. Reid, for 50 ,025.
House and lot on the east side of Water, be-
tween Wolfe and Wilkes street, 81 feet front,
from Hugh Smith, executor, to John T. Hill, for
81 800. Lotion the northeast corner OF Cameron
and Alfred streets, 60 by ITO feet, from John
Lloyd and others to +. Paff and others, for $780,
Lot on the east side Of Washington, between
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, 20 by 100 feet, from j.
p. Emerson 70 VIM. Briggs, for 800. Lot ON the
south side Of Wolfe, 81 feet west Of Water street.
Is by 80 feet, from +. Jones to n. Med. Javios,
for $500. House and lot on west side of Pitt
street, 80 feet north of Duke street, 50 feet II
inches ON Pitt street BY 80 feet deep, from Miss
5. Morrill, and Others to Mrs. Clara Snyder, for
g 800. Lot ON the west side Of Pitt street, IS
feet OK inches by 50 feet, from Geo. Bartle to
Peter Henretty, for &576 House and lot on the
east side Of Patrick, between Queen and Prin-
cess street, 25 by ans feet inches, from samuel
Johne0n to Wilson Truehart, TOR $50. House
and lot on the east side OF Alfred strest lI6 feet
inches south Of Queen street, 70 feet BY 123
feet inches, from j. H. Green 70 VIM. Gray,
for 81 go. Lot on the west side Of Royal, be-
tween Cameron and Queen gtfeots, 81 feet 10
inches by 81 feet. from English's heirs 10 George
". Harlow. for 90. 100. Lot on the north aids0 Of
Wolfe street., g feet inches east Of Fairfax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

Lydia A. Hoover, trustee. to y. Wilson, lots as
TO 50. Mt Pleasant, su,7is; W. L. Barr 3, :.
II. Wallis, lots Z and 9, block Z, Ivy Citv, $500;
9. II. Holden to W. A. Meloy. trustee. 81 acres
part Long Meadows, =, T. II. French to
Barker, trustee, 10 Maria I. Stoddart, lot I, OF
Oak Lawn, II, li2 square feet, si,9sS, II. =.
Davis to ID. Crafty, lots 81 to 70. block II. Cot
tsge Hin, 5000; Mary Queen 20 r. & q. X. x.
Co, so acres Turkey Thickett. $40 600, ). l..
Loomis, trustee, lots. Ia to 20t, except old
numbered of Monticello. s2,i00; +. W. Jones 20
W. L. Clinton, lot IS, square 8, Ivy CITY. $50,
ID. l.. Lamb, TO j. X Hartford. lot 81. Pleasant
Plains, $500; II. Z. Mckay to A. Frank, 10
acres. -, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

street, q feet inches by s. feet, from William
biegs to PTesly ptgg-. Tor sio0.
CoLoRko MAsoss.-rh- Grand Chaptcr OF
Royal Arch MRsons Of Virginia. which assem-
blsd in this city yesterday. aaioarned after
exciting the following ofic~rs Tor the ensuing
wear: J. II. Montgomery, Of Alexandria, q. n.
p; l.. III. Carter. OF Redmond. II. q. r.. saa-
dy Gordeh. Of AieSaudris. e.. X y. n. Cox. o.
Richmond. q. : henry Marshall, q. = a. :.
King. q. T, Robert Smith, q. {. N y. a..
Msr>hsI. r. :. 4 \. Stalks. G. X. &C: = ~.
Brown, q. VI % the 2. Y, y. : Dahuer, q. NJ.
ct the =. v; II. WooGson. q. NJ. Of the L. Y i.
Rev. Il Davis. g. e., =. BOlden, C. =. War
r Mt was granted "a keystone Chapter, No. &
Of Petersburg, which Chapter has heretofore
been working under adisPensstion.-Ssaas.'.
T~e sv.-sna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
Coudens<-sa Locals.

See al. OF Washington City Hibernian Be
Miss Anna Dickinson is coming here to lee
ture in January.
The Coreoran Art Gallery, which is now near
ly ready for public inspection, is to be lighted by
A new story by Mrs. southworth is advertised
In another column by her publishers, T. b. Pc
terson x Brothers.
Hon. James Monroe, of Ohio, Prof. Chicken
ing, OF the Deaf Mute College. and Clinton
Lloyd, ESQ.,, are to speak at the Lincoln Hall
services to- morrow afternoon.
Major q. NJ. Wilson, of Indiana lectured last
evening on the Yellowstone Park, before a Sc
Ieet company, 81 the residence Of Hon. Horatio
About Ios. O'Clock this morning Mr. Wilson.
son of Mr.. Jesse b. Wilson, while driving down
9th street was thrown out of his buggy by res-
son Of the horse taking fright and was slightly
Private VIM. 2. E4elin has been transferred
from duty at police Headquarters to do duty at
LIST precinct, leaving private VIM. J. Dunivan
on duty on day anu VIM. +. Lee on night
duty NJ headquarters.
Everybody should reSd the Sunday uornisq
Gazette TO- morrow, because of its general excel
lence and its especial preparation for the in-
coming festive season which makes IL an IN
usually interesting and attractive issue.
The Washington Yacht Club will give their
FIRST annual ball at the Masonic Temple on
Monday evening next, December Is, 1873. The
committee of arrangements have been unceas-
ing IN their eEdeavors to make it the ball of tn
season, and we can safely predict it a success.
The New YORK steamer T.. g. knight yester-
day stopped at tie Washington navy yard and
took on board six twelve pound boat howitzers
of the DahlgreD pattern. These guns 90 to the
BroSkiyn navy yard for vessels fitting out for
sea at that station.
The grand vocal aEd instrumental concert
with tableaux at Lincoln Hall last night for the
benefit of the Protestant orphan Asylum was
great success in every way. The music was
good, the tableaux very fine. the audience large
and appreciatiye, and the pecunary results
gratifying TO the managers
Last evening. while Fire Commissioner Reed
was examining the Franklin engine company
in their drill, the gray horse recently bought for
the hose carriage, escaped from the engine
house, and dashed up the avenue. When op-
posite Wizards he ran into hack, the pole Of
which passed into his breast. killing him almost
instantly. The horse was valued at about $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
TNTsE sUPKfM1tSSSS|gs fHE DISTRICT

Held,.s q Sgssssa II. Mer.mes, asn, ls.s
T. q OF nARY J. THORN 3, decessed, the admins
trstor c. q aforesaid hss, with the apps obaion Of
the supreme Cc9,t ofshe District Of Columbia sfere-
A, u. ISIS, forthe hnsl settlement end aistributon
Of the personal estate Of said deceassd aud of the
lected and turned into money; when aud where az
the credtors and heirs q said oeceesed are nofne
they may Otherwise by lag be excindsd from ~
Senet IN :aid dscssseds estate: sopy es
In the Bar previous TO the sad day. ~...
noy1-w q Iesf:-A. WEBofkk, Degstef o. VIII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

nIIt Is very easy to say take things Is they
come, but suppose they don't come.
~ Garroting is the style just now in New
Orleans.
~No one who is not house keeper can be a
juror in Kentucky.
~Leather jewelry is odd, but the style will
not survive long.
@The Swiss government has decided to
hand the Papai nuncio his passport, on account
Of the POpe's last encyclical letter.
~ Chicago has 50 miles of wooden pavement,
or one mile Of pavement for every 30 corn. juice
fountains.
~ t.-Gov. s. L. Tilley, OF the Province Of
New Brunswick, has tabooed wine in the gov
eminent house.
~The Czar of Russia has ordered the Grand
Duke Alexis on another journey Ground the
world next spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
IN ELIGAkr ICE CREAM AHD OYSTER
PAkLORS,
sue1sly % high street, Georgetown, ID. o.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding q special term, letter.
tsttamentary ON the personal estate Of E0kGB
STANLEY PARKER, late Of Washington City |,
ID. c., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber,
or before the 4,h day Of November they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand, this 9Th day of
November, ISIS. ALICE PARk n,1;,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
Washington Markets The Ruling
Prices To-day.

MEAT.aBeef tporter house, 2s@asOc. p ~; do.
leerned, s@i2sc. mutton, l5a2oc lamb, iS9c Veal,
do, sliced asase :; shoulder twholeS ioc, cut, iSo
sliesd i2 s %idd niR HI cut u to io beef
bunch; catfish, 4c. 2 bunch; Holsters, I5c. p h.
; .hls .S s .I Rsf Sas B
dG Shas a anT.s Ssss D,,,sn
p psi nigs sai q eaah M ssss pses
Fdozen; rabbits, 2O@3oc. each; squirrels, l2@l5c.
VEsErABLEs.-Potatoes. Irish, 40 p peck; sweet.
doc. y PIX; onions, 6oc@Soc pix; cabbage, 6@loc. p
Carrots esaS SSncE SssfS sSipf Bunch peck
era rRrAppss tess.s peek Ss
o psSp Quart peaches
i Sc., Cherries, Isc. bib. ''' w. 'A'''i'0''
wBsfTEs:NPhiisdelphis print, sc; y ~; New
sO@55c. Eggs ssc. y dozen. Cheese, 9O925e. V ~.
DaeIs pas Ta lsssSa is pair
WHOLESALE MARKET.
sS and Wholesale a
auoIs, and groceries, corner Of ll.h and streets
sns 81 81 SS
WsleIs family, siois Z sbi: ExtfsgsOS.hsrn
ssS, s &C. g. yso@ s yss g. SoI SpT. s.
SOC Brown brown stuff sg;@sa ton shiDs'u $50
firmer, with upward tendency.
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by
sz5 Louisiana ave between 9th and 10th street;
dr GaG se
sslss;n: ss; $685. issf: sss; =, 81
9Oc.: turkeys, 12Gl3c; live do, SOC. (09l; wool
washed, p b, 5000; do: nm washed, y Is, a@so
butter 1@s2; common, l0@l2 eggs, SC@3lci cab
eating apples, S3@94; sweet potatoes, S25O(as I
barrsl; chesnuts, So bnshel; crsnberrie:s $50
Beef-hind quarter, Ss@S $40 per cwt.; front quar-
ter, $685.; pork. SS@As; partEidgss, per doz;
try 10 comparatively scarce and wanted, and fresl
eggs are adv ancing IN price.
10 tons Of hay and straw were sold during the pas
week, hay ranging from 81 % to 8 90, and stray
eo@sOc. y per hundred. Offerings freer and price
declininR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13
TINITKn STATES PATEET orIIol,, a =,

On the petst,on Of AUGUST sEMMEsDINGES.-
Of For Lee, n, J., praying for he e.t u Of
iS6O ftr an i'm proyenenf IN Photographic Cameras
10 ordered that the testimony IN The case ee cioseo
on the 1Oth day Of January next that the time for
0lina arRuuenfs and the Exmnerh report Be iimi-
ted 10 the seth day Of January NEXT and thaf sid
Det,tiop be heard the 9Th day 81 February next.
Any Derson may oppose this extepsion.
noyx2-e Il. b. LE00ITr, CoWmipuioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

IHE IMPORTED Chdc Horse, Marquis OF
lofne, will he on exhibition At the corner OF
,th street aud Penu>ylvsnia avenue tor a short
hine; He IL nov about four years old. and
weighs 2.53S pounds. Will open December sth
=. II. CnapRR- AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

II WILL BE SEEN by the advertisement else
wbere that Rev. Thomas Guard, the eloquent
Baltimore divine, will lecture for the benefit of
the Women's Christian Association ct the Me-
fropolitan church on Monday evening. Be-
tween the object Of the lecture and the fame Of
1he lecturer, the house should be packed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

MAssEy's Philadclphis Ale. drawn from
wood at Dan p'Brien'r. all other sles haV,,
been tried aud failed "a give Satisfaction. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

FRESH READINs.-From Jos. Shillington We
have Hdrper's Magazine and Democrats Monthly.
for January and Hdrper's Basar for December
2. Also, rom kervand g T9wers And j. Q.
interesting budget is IN illustrated article on
Newspaper Row and the Reporters Gallery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

REAL ESTATE SALH.-B. H, Warner. resl
estate broker and auctioneer, sold Yesterday
afternoon ct auction . tract OF land in the
county, on the old Blsdensburg road, known -
lands Of John A. Middleton, Col. Brooks aud
others, containing eighteen acres, two roods
and twenty perches, ct % ,166.25, to Thomas b.
Jones, trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

fRf1G's
Plated Opera Chains, from sl2 oSal.
Plated Vest Chains, from - % SO.
Plated Jhat-lain Chains. from - 70 50
Plated sets. from - 10 so.
Plated Bracelets, from ~ Ia ~
l. { Jet and erode and French sIit .TeweirN
sid holiday ~, sents. received AZ Prtgg's Jew
e'iy store, No. 451 Penn. ave. near + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

INcRNpIARIsN.-Ana alarm OF IRE was sound
ed last night, about Gas o'clock, from box IS,
State department. The alarm was caused by
an incendiary attempt to burn the Baptist
church on 1ith street, between X and s. The
prompt response of the fire department pre-
vented serious consequences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

, 10 CURE coUoH, 20 relieve all irritations Of
me throat, 10 restore perfect 'souniness ant
nehlth To the most delicate organizations OF the
human fTame-the lungs-use Dr. wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, which h. still prepared
WIN the same care In the selection and com
pounding OF its various iRgrcdients a. when II
was introduced 20 the public by DIR. Wistar.
over forty years since. II
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oNsTERs in every style and Massey PhilaceI-
plia Ale IN AL It's purity AZ Dan. ~ Bren's. It
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0Many Of the western oranges are estab.
ishiDg co-operatJv stores.
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A SERIOUS AND PAINFUL AccIpEHr.-Yes-
terday afternoon Mr.. Gary W. White Of East
Washington met with the serious accident OF
breahing his ankle by treading on . cobblestons
and slipping. Sergeant Pierce summoned Dr.
Miller, who made HIM - comfortable a. posi-
BILE, but decided that amputation would be
necessary. Mr.. White resides on South Caro-
lima avenue, between 10th and nth streets south
east: HIS leg was amputated to-day, but there
are little hopes Of his recovery.
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CITY ITEMS.

TRY the Msssoy's Thi.delphia Ale. s,ld by
Dan. o'Brien, opposite Is. n o. x. n. depot. =
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ffSE READY-NApK CLOTHING.
Fine Furnishing Goods,
Fine Muolens, aud
Pine Garments 60 order.
one Price Only and Cash discogn; ten Per
ceLt. GEo C. HRSSfna 4fe IN streei
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TEE NATIONAL SAvISss bAnK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
per snnum on deposits for each calender month.
BANKING hours, 70 &. Saturdays, . Ia = and
toS TtS, ittlc