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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-01
ny B. b. WARNER,
NO. 129 7th street, between G and II SITS.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 1905 AND 81 o
u STREET. NORTHWEST.

- Neal Esthtc BROKER and AuCttOQeer,
NO. 129 7th street, between G and Il sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 1905 AND 81 O
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated January
Fl 10th, A. ID. 1873 and duly recorded in liber No
Jos, folio 493, one Of the land records for Wash
tngton county in the District Of Columbia, and by
direction Of the party secured thereby We will sell
10 front OF the premises, at public an otiou, on
WEDNESDAY, September 10, iS73, at 5Is O'Clock
D. m, all that certain piece parcel Of ground sit
nate in the city OF Washington, District Of Column
plan Of said city as the east half Of lot numbered
sixteen, 49, in square numbered one hundred and
pinsty eight, ll9sQ fronting twenty six and one
hall PA feet on z street north, and running back
with the same width ninety one (9l) feet eleven and
one nall ~ inches, to public alley, improved by
two l2lt three story frame dwellings.
Terms: 0ne-third Of the purchase money IN cash,
and the balance at six and twelve months for which
the purchaser or purchasers will be required give
ne or their promisory notes. bearing Interest at the
rate OF ten l0) per cent anpum from the day of
sale and secures by deed of trust the premises
deposit OF one hundred and fly dollars will DO re-
CURED on day OF sale All conyeyancing at the pur
chasers cost. III the terms Of sale are not complied
with In ten days. the trustees the right
sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaut
Ing purchaser or purchasers, after advertisement
for hve days in the Evening Star.
VIM sT1CKEEY, rrr.,.os
GEO. III. PLANT,f trustees
aug2S-d6ds ]. T. GOODWILL, Auct.
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EsTA B LIsH ED 1901.
JOHN g. BARTHEL,
STEAM DYER AND SCOURBR,
No. ia FoUR-AND-A-HALH STREET, iona door
South Of Colonization Hall


STEAM DYER AND SCOURER,
South Of Colonization Hail.
take TIL. method Of informing my friends, d.
irons, and the public In that having recent
with al be modern sHa
nents thereby making 1t complete in ali its Details
n md an sSrs
est notice al work intrusted to my care, and re-
:.si.isstion both regard the :apsrisr in
which Win Be vsrJ msder ate. Won - n my 'nAfsss'
L.diss' dresses cleaned without being taken apart.
ina q: Whole ssI@snt. . "''A0a' '''.n''
KID Gloves eisssssd Il the shortest notice.. ieisiI
TENTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. petition II p ri Fl III
patent granted e him q The 2g day q Ncysm6er,
on the III day Of August. fos ss
in Boot and Shoe Tips:
on the day y October that he tms f1
nn 3, s and he E1sminer report be limi
Be heard on the h day ~ ns1
a.; ss1Tsffc;Sn
n rwBUhssss AID 5t 5HElNE MILLS.
ds: asd rn REEL
P.res q 6ounSs sinsi Si IS as'n Id 5Sr
sna and '
DRIDAL AND FUNERAL WRnATHS, BOU.
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS AND STARS
Preserved or Embalmed in Wax. All kinds Of Hair
Pearl, By Mr.. FRIES, late Of Boston, No. eos 9Th
street near !, northwest. References Presi-
OoIcorsn, General Klsey, General Tompkin., Cen.
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MATS OF al
kinds and Of the best quality, fsrnished In =
HiS 81 ID ss.
s: can & so SsSs15sf I; FL; S
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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to
k.offiSlk, will leave her wharf, foot ss4aS
Thu ksDAr, at p. m, touching at principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steam hip Of
the NJ and NJ. line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed care Of Lady of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket office at Knox 3
Express Office, 6o3 Pennsylvania avenue
T. M CROUCH, Agent, 9th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent,
mH Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa ave.
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CUNARD LINE.
y NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COLI
sion, the Steamers Of this Line will, henceforth
take specified course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown 70 New
fork OF Bost op, crossing Meridian Of % at IS Lat
nothing to the north of IS
On the Homewsrd Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF ~ at Al Lat, or nothing to the north of a. jyl46n
CUNARD LINE.
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pY DUNOANSON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.
ID corner 9Th and streets northwest
VALUABLE nsgBgRBAN PROPERTY AT

-
- corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
WIN be offered at public auction, on TUESDAY,
ooeR that Tsnsb: P Pn pes
acres on Book creek, adjoining Kalorams on the
river i can Be laid Oh sdTsntaseousy in building
Of se vi EeH IN the psr ead
passage Of the street renders accessible and
present the most improving part Of washington.
This property has on Il large mansion containing
eenyeniences; grounds well laid out, with choice
house, ceohouse, carrisss-hc1se, stabiins &C.,
makes i IN every respect nrst,class residence
sns
pacity Of lao bsr5es -four per day, With the whole
able stone quarry, which has been, and can again
be, worked to ad,sltsge: This entire property is
Terms: 6ne-third cash; balance j and year,,
per cent: interest payable semi annually vors
FOR fartner intofmaiion INQUIRE Oh EVAN LfoNs'
e .'sI D sSis Do0wLIsa co., Auot.
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, 4th September, at same hour and
sass.is. DUNoANsoN, BOWLING & co. ,Aucts.
ID Auotieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-ST0RY BRICK
DWELLING ON EIGHTH STREET WEST,
BETwnEEN NJ AND n STREETS NORTH, Ar
BY yirtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 80, A.
81 d. is7l, and duly recorded in LiDer No. SIS, folio
- lOi, one Of the land record. for Washington
county in the District of Columbia, and at the re-
9uest q the party secured thereby, will sell, in
sfoand IL in on ts1t csuS
6s snd being ths, part q 10, nu%Hs5sS ssesnty
hundred (4O0l contained within the following metes
and bounds: Beginning for the sane ct the north.
east corner Of said lot, and running thence south
along the line Of Eighth (sth) street sixteen (is
feet six (6 nches thence west ninety (92) feet
to an ALLEYS thence north sixteen (l6) feet six I6l
inches and thence ninety two (91D feet 10 the
place Of beginning, improved by three-story Brick
Terms: One third cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eist.een months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate o. ten ie
BY 2 deed Of trust on the property; One hundred
ancing and recording 1t the cost Of the purchaser
II terms OF sale are not complied with IN ten days
after the sale the trustee the right resell
the property ut the rsk md cost Of the defaulting
purcbaser, after i've days. advertisements In the Ma
BRAfNARD h. wARNER, Trustee.
suszd LATINIR CLIARf, Auets.
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UNHROCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
4 PHILApELPHIA AND NiW YORK.

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, May Is, lSs-Hoon.
Trains between Washington and
viz: II go ~
FOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at ESQ O. n :, LILO and
, " Pm.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:9 Q. m, lilo an
&c ,. N.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at $50 .. m, and Phlsdel-
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only
Through tickets 70 Philsdelphis, New York, or
Boston can be had ct the Station Office at all hours
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railread advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, BAltimore An
nApoli., and the West
THOS. L. SHARP. Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
L.. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. kOOETZ, Agent, Washington, mn
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

., SAkO eess leave 20 inform hfs customers ara
~ p ponne generally that he has removed his -
ME- $3.50 40 zoe PESHsYLVAEIAA AVE
VII me me National Hotel, where hef
- nne stock Of GOLD and sIIsvEB
80 nj aSSSNnsss and American make, JEwELRY
s.ins So \. which be will sell AZ great bar.
,ranhi. }, 80. .s sSd On monthly instalmsnts No
repaired Remcmber Nv stenes and yewelry neatly
GAk0, SOC PennsylvAnia syerue. undsr sfisn.
Hotel. eno01 ~
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lS73PENNsYGGFkhhNAihl KourKlS73
EDRIHwEsr. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
wsshinstOD---,;;iSssm. BaltimOre-----.. ~ am.
..-.. Sis pm. 1855. sos m
10 10 pm .-.---,.n IS m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace State-roem Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
New York
The II Is a, m. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
lol0 . m. daily, and y m eIee Rs Sunday, west.
through rom WASHINGTON to ROCHESTER
and PIIfsBCRG without change.
Tlcket- y this Route be procured q the omoee
corner q lgh street and Pennsylvsnia avenue, and
corner ofeth street and Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable Information viii be
given ~ all times
Passengers procuring tickets ct this once can
cure acc mmodstions IN Palace Cars foriPittsburg.
I'D. ,. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
HIloU Baltimore Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.
10y LATIMER oLraRy

Is Auciisnee r and Real Estate Brokers,
enth street, Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhoSE f IsGksD AVENUE S3Esh hsb
and recorded ff H 4, foiS . s A pr viii iii
~. GEL ss,i in front Of the premises on TUESDAY,
@ the :ostS n h.f q IOs NUMBERED sisStsen s
Nv IN the san sane O1ns on h street
MONTHS with interest from day CT sale te be secured
BY deed Of t,ust 500 down when property 10
days the property be resOld at the risk and
JOS. r. Ep sons Trustees.
Try FRANCIS A. KERBY, General Auctionser
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
FL ay q Of hS
sits May term, 1873, in the chancery suit Of
s Shirley J King VS. shrse,ss and Mc91een the IN
public snction at the wharf foot Of Cameron street
IL the city q AsIand a At o'clock SAT
schooner civilian Henry" now running on the
Potemae TINS Vessel has , one deck and two masts
in depth, measures % 63loO tons capacity under her
tonnage deck and is 10 every way suitable for river
Terms Of sale: one.third cfthe purchase money 70
be paid in cash: and the residue in two equal install
mens OF and IL months with interest from the day
of sale, secured by the bonds of the with
good personal security the title to be retained until
the vessel liable be resold the risk Of the pur
chaser, upon the above terms, in the event of his
Given under our hands this 2lst day of August,
Gk9RSF l. q sS M6I6sTEBAoH' Com'rs of Sale.
aue27-eotd
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RAZAAR.Bsrsails IN LADIES, 0ENrs, ana
~ CHiLpkEss uNpLRCLoThING may se
Square. All orders promptly and neatly e2saussX
xnfraase % y street, bet. n md I'm, noii.T
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RALTIMOKk AND OHIOT

m. and lss, 80, 40, $50, $40, slO and sse n
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
At SIS 0. n. and D. m; but not on Sunday.
FOE NORFOLK.
At Lilo D. m, but not en- Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IRON Balttmore-The 4:0 stopping q Relay and
laurel only; the SD .. m. and 40 D. m, stop ping
AZ helAy only; the $50 D. m, without stops; the
5D, ~, and $50 D. m. stopping at all stations.
from Wsshington.-The and ! 80 q. m, 0, 7:ij
and sA p. m. trains stopping at all stations; the
= n; at Relay only; and the $50 D. m without stops.
On sunday the lilo .. will stop ct all Stations
south Of Ann apolis Junction.
FOB POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS.
At $40 =. m. and $50 and SIS p. m. Returning,
leave Point OF Rocks at 6:l5 and 705 q. m. and u
p. m, arriving az Washington at SIS and 80 O. m.
and 51O ?. Ia.
FOR PITTSBURG.
wa Ms,-cPolItGn BTdHch and COHHsNSriHs Route
Leave Washington az IS a. IN. and $50 o. m
Sleeping cars through 20 Pittsburg.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had AZ the
Ashinetos station Ticket Once at all hours Of the
day; also, at the Companys once, asa Pennsylva-
nia avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets at the
Avenue once can there arrange to have their
baggage called for and checked at their residenoe
taken g the depot, and put into the baggage car
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see a.
vertisemeut Of" Through Line. ;"
THOS. Z. SHARP, Master OF Transportation
l.. N. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ,
le1 GENERAL Agent, Washington.
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.

" POwDKR-Recommep ded By Dentists for its
purity and healthy action Tor sale By Druggists
generally. Price, ~ cents Q bottle. decl-ly
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
b Auotieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th a.
Star once Building.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,-
- No.1001 Northwest 10th aud ID streets
.ugl2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auts

~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September y, same hour aud place
By order of the Trustees.
aug22d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, September 18th, same hour and place
BY order of the Trustees.
sepld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY THOMAS K. wAGGAMAN,
u Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street.
A COMFORTABLE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON
/ STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND 1sT STREETS EAST, WEST SIDE.
- On TUESDAY, September III, at 5 O'Clock D.
La m. shall offer for sale, the premises, Lot
M.Ah0, in square 65, improved by an unfinished
House. Terms day of sale.
THoS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
aug2yd&ds Rep.J Auctioneer,
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctiopeers,
ID Northwest corner 10th aud ID Streets

= NOrthWest COFuer IOth aud d treet3.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
bwELLiNG HOUSE IN THE NORTHERN
-, BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated December
IL 10th, A. ID. $50, and duly recorded in Liber No.
;6ss, folio 2S2, ae, of the land records for Wash
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises, on TT ESDAY, the I'd day
numbered fifty two 3d. in Chapman's recorded sub
division OF original lots in square number edthree
ington, with all the improvements thereon, con
sistins OF comfortable Brick Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale: One-hsf in cash, Of which SlOO
must be paid at sale; the deferred payments TO be
paid in equal payments in six and twelve months
after day OF SALE with interest at ten cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust the sstsfac
tion OF the Trustee. Terms to be fully complied with
within six days after sale, otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property after
weeks notice, at the risk and cost of the first pur
CHASER. All convey ancing at purchasers cost.
WIN H. WARD, Trustee.
augZ3-eONds GREEN 4 WIIIIIAMR An.
The sun., 1873-11-18
THE BILLTARD OURNAMENT.
Fine Gnme between Maurice DAILY aud
Cyrillc Dion DAILY Winning on the Thirty
hnh Inning -Gernier Defeais Joe Dion.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17-lu tho billiard tour
namcnt to-day the first game was between
George Slosson and Peter Snyder. Slosson won
by a score of 100 to l0s.
The second game was between Cyrillc Dion
and Maurice DAILY. Tue former won the lead
and made three points. lie was followed by Daily
with a run Of ~, which he supplemented on the
next inning by Is, and on the ninth inning by -
This carried him around the first hundred, the
game standing, DAILY lI3 and Dion No. Dion
turned his first string in the sixteenth inning.
and his second ON the thirtieth, having made
runs Of 81 and %. DAILY meantime made t, ON
his twelfth and - ON his nine inning turn
ing his second string and in the twentieth IN
nIng he scored ~. From this time he increased
his score 10y small runs until the thirty fourth m.
ming. By splendid play, the ball having only to I've
spotted once during the run, he made ~, which
brought him within one OF the game Dion then
ran ~. making his score HD. Then Daly made
his requisite one and ended the game in the
thirty-nfth inning Days average was II 1885,
and Dion's IL.
In the billiard tournament tonight the frst
game was between GARNER and Joseph Dion,
aud was without much interest. When I'm the
tbirty-seventh inning, with the score stand
ing, GARNER xg and Dion 16s, the latter
got the balls together and by careful nursing
made l2i points, the second best run Of the
tournament. In the forty-third inning he IN Ade
=, but Garnier followed with X, and ran the
game out. Dion being 3H. The winners AVERAGE
was 2t-41 DiOn's average. AZ. The largest
runs were, GARNER, S,, 80, and ~ Dion, P4.
The sun., 1873-11-18

aSSs Ha2HS4f @. NSy e.. EI2ra 5i%c ESP A35
yiss'. 80. ana .up,repe quiet. WHIT "an eno.ce
nir' IN eod1 amS iarE |cufs Minnesota spuus nun and
amer Corn meal Scaay We "GmSr qaSic. FSaTl% FSy a. G
i5abs cx,ra Jt,,p ssn ss,ie ara Weston
Hh't a. GA.r,,, So 500 DO. 9ouoe extra, 500 -,
ciN shipping extras. - yr s6oot ctv frtir ana ,,l
e,a.l,' taS,t;,o southern haser- ana family brands
r,ur -sunernnc t53t'3i. Corn meal Western. Gc.
sts,a SO 80 branllwln.. &C; $50 >ie' EucAAhUi
"'1'S PHo srnH ,r,e st1'si Tt ', . ss dr t & ln
at si3I moss f6r ' F"Trv r ~ y H sai,s & erl 6ls
ana shSri c ar fr p2H i AZ ~ iYr long
Iry aud .c for short ctir Tor January. Gut meats
at W. pckied o ai d, m bsius 14g GS sa'ca bellies
81 stc sn9eed shoulders at SCI, aud fresh do al S,
e. ~. Lara nm On tae spot au for uuis saics
Jaruary oic r rrsGr SgrGe 40 secr N0ycmhcr e. for
nSsr n fG%d demand Is l ana sGsr at ba'r wa.
SnS Sfg cSp WA, 1i m fo9a @ fancy state factory o gc
,,si tor WNcat nmer ,alcs iiooo bg.h at siaa
sprlns sImHfl. 10 PrrHS5 53 la' fer naerg.ilc.dl
il,, l2r 80 ! Mi,wausce spring Sl.Httl So' f5r No..
Co,a' CI'S e,dy ,yns d ana tq Ra ~ pqn4 Tor wq
nA,l c9s,h c9h q 'Gc &C. FOR high mixed W storm aUi
bush ~ 81 e. for white STATE 5e5r ior inxcd ~
l,ld 6b at sio tar foroacd' Gd'd SGd :, a'', io I'r@ t
K t.G @ Tor np a,e aaaa flol for sos
&c Itn 'u il'E r iG, I2'e4on NE -pot i,c}s; st.
d" II c5 $40 rs 1894 hllt uf. .NnI'l T. flrr,r ii
iI t,nsuWuiipn, und ~ for - c-ulnton. IurAtti c
lN'Il n, 'lh'" a' al'c, MiiIl uI9.,rfr business.
~ ',l''.u ptc., toHn. II 10 llloc. for u...mn r
y Ht &C., iuf. Auutll, % Jn.F. flf ..ilry ..., A
M',rh , ana l9 '.inr Apcl me Liverpool nnract W..
,CLo' atc ugli} ro.ual vlo quot. Ara.
81 "l. l.r rk 'rr' % ln.II BITS. a. ~
1h9nloot' 1rh anf ,tcc for Donn. N"hss sqm T. h
ste7 }3lO uuNes ANA lu'u hhuf at G,c f0r rnong.o,
suE'rs ana 'H ,c. Tor comm t. PRIME roNuthe c A.
uA Nli ldr goo trhuiug quoted 1Am1i,c, r, nued
"'.I,l m ~ o't. i"t A'T4s, AN! ~ for 4" w,nie,
turpthlhe unchanged at llD N}.c Petroleum more
ID I'VE Tor liurtsi pot quoted Ht l'' lic Tor rrined
The sun., 1873-11-18
+ roIicL cIrII1N ~ TnorBnE.
The seizure or Young rirm'- Property for

rue SEIZURE oi - Nouns Firm'- Property for
an ola Mun's nrhts.
About four months agO John f. Schrecll
of ~ Liberty street bought John Bretner 5
brewery at Washington avenue and William
street Morrisania, inDlu luding beer, horses, wag-
ons and All the parnphernalia nccessarytp e lrry
on tho beer brewing business, together with the
real estate The deed aud bills ~ sale were all
made 20 sons name. The son took a. a part
utr Ad,luh De drick, and business was hexun
under the firm name Il Srhrcck * Deidfick. tie
'idcr Srhrrck art'n- as agent. Mr. SDnr.ck
senior contracted debts all over the town for
hprses. wngrus work. foei, and other article
amounting to several thousands II dollars A.
ne an n meet his liabilities according To
a-rccmyht the creditors came down ON him
PROMPTLY ana on Friday twenty-fnur attach
W.uis were ou' against his property
IN saturday night Mr. neidrick saws Schreck
ac'omnanied Nv hObbinS. the Nurrisana Police
captain, and stranger broke into the brewery
stable and attempted to take away Two of the
horses, the property Of Mcssrs. Deidrick and
Young Schreck. The noise attracted Mr.. Deid-
iick, VINO, recognizing Capt. Robbins, called on
MN 70 protect his property Deidrick says that
Robbins replied crusilly that he had nothing 10
do with u. and that the Sheriff was seizinc the
huI,es. counsellor Gu~tlVus Lew ior Dedri,k
appeared at that instant, and demanded an
tHoIty Tor The proceedings. Dedrick said thnt
apt lt"htih- had informed him that hc was
WIN the Shern. Mr.. Lew recognized the man
Nhum Robbins called the Sheriff a. one Gold
tultI, not sheriff At an. Mr.. Levy ordered Gold
smiths arrest. aud hc Wa locked up On A wal
% keep GOLD smith company. Robbins has not
been arrested.
The sun., 1873-11-18
JOTTINGS iBoUr roWy.
Thomas Mast in Slslnway Han Tonight

Ihoinas Mast in Steinway Hall Tonight
In Association Hall p.night Mr. John Brougb-
an VIII deliver tne sixth lecture OF the ''ualaAy Of
course.
At . meeting yesterday afternoon the mem
their nts,acred brethren.
The sale for Theodore Thomns's symphony
concerts j. To be begun to-day. Mr. Louis I.htk il n
Dc c9nspcI9n, nsure ~ The concerts, are to De
IN : inWay Hall. ~ -
F. II. Graemc, Recording Secretary Of the
Molklhflncn's hion, says that leaudrr Thomson.
WHO spoke at the meeting ia Iaumany Hall ON
dag night, Is not mcnuer Of the Unlou
Edward AdOlph Schneider Of IOa1 DE KnIh
avenue, fouk3n u salesman ~ Asiur ltluse sh I
Mu.ci ytAigldW while handling pistol lle W.s 4. ut
10 lhr FAfh Hospital lie injury 10 seuons,
An innovation on the employing of males . -
James Yesterday ~ the appointment OF Mrs. gen.
hut ana Mr.. thubbuck to e0rkships Ia the searchrr
department.
An unknown woman was found inscnsble
ysltrdai morning ~ lhird avenue, near Twenty MIN
street and sent 10 bellevue Hospital. Age 3s, slIr
toct striped calico dress, WaterproOI CLOAK haf
trimmed with brown no stockings.
Yesterday Judge LaTremore decided that the
preliminary mum ttlon restraining Henry Murray ana
IN olhcr ewB,apulnted Police Justices from inter.
be dissolved, TN term of uce haV ng been abridged hy
the legislative enactment relating 10 the appOlntnrnt
OF title. | ''"'
Coroner Herman held an Inquest IN the case
oi James lluhAru, a driver IN the Fire Department
VINO wac thruNu from his engine while running ia 1ra
IN west SMtitth street Ht I 4. NJ Seut ~. IL WAS
shnN tha the wheels struck agalnet large stones
tll mere hy some contractors for blasting, and maj
me street lamps In fitynnth street, between Si,I
ana seventh avenues, where the ac 'ldpnt ocrurrrd
Ntfc. nol ,ilslt a. Inc Juty recommended that ,he
pas able. '''N
The sun., 1873-11-18
How Miss Jessie Peck Tried to Raise Money
on Nr. smiths Piano.

On the I'd inst. young lady, handsomely
dressed and Of very respectable appearance who gave
the name OF Miss Bertran, called at y. W. smith
Bro;hers piano store 577 Fulton street Brooklyn and
hired piano, which she desired Mr.. Smith to send
TO " Orange street. The piano there and re-.
ccNed 10y Misc Bertrsn The latter told the landlady
tat Mr, snith had sent the wrong rutnent auu that
snr Ti,hcd to have " sent hacS. \ wagon was prp.
cured instead, however, of being taken Mr. Snit
storr. ~ w,s removed NY Miss Hertrsms nsructiol
70 ne auction room ~ Nassau street, New YORK. 81
berrim CommssOned the auc tiOnccr sell 10 soon
possible a shc was Ncry AL SiOus To raise money. The
piano remained unsud Tor week, Miss Bcrttain lnt al
Nhlc nahlpg several Nist 10 the place urglug The
auctonccr 20 dispose OF II II possible
Mr. smith a~ccrtained thst the pinno was missinv
Detr,tNe butts, afet tru'ing the piano, kcpt watch
m Nls bcrtraln az " Nassau street. The young lsdy
was arrested ~ the uctcCtve al the latter place yrS
ual where shc had called To collect tn money on the
tac ot the piano. On bciug taken Police leadaulr.
tiers che was idenuncd az Jessie Peek.