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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
by LATIMER 4 CLEARY,

Qf LATIMER CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
Southwes. corner Pennsylvania and 18th street,
Star ONCE Building.
CHANCERY SALEOF yALUABLE IMPROv-
I'D RIAL PROPERTY ON a. STREET. BE.
SOUTHWEST.
n BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia, of January rs. 1873, In
the cause Of Patrick Knox vs.. John Write OF
al, No 28so, equity docket ii We will sell At pub
lie auction. in front the premises at O'Clock p:
H., on FRIDAY, January 2, 1874, toe southero half
ofiot numbered seventeen, fH,) ia w. B; Todd's
subdivision OF square numbered fve hundred AMI
thirty seven, fronting sixteen ti6) feet on "a
street west, between south street a1d Virginia
avenue, and running back alb out one hundred and
twenty (l20i feet to au alley.
This is = neat story brick house, in thickly
populated nejghborhood, and is well sdspted for .
business stand, for which purpose it's now used.
Terms: One-third OF purchase money in cash; aud
balance in equal instaments, and 10 m nths after
day Of sal. the deferred paymests TO be secured BY
notes OF the purchaser, and to bear interest from
day Of sale. Tie ruIcbaser .uRt DEPOSIT $50 when
the property 10 bid off, and complete the purchase
within five days thereafter, otherwise the property
will be reseld after i've days notice. at the cost and
risk of the defaulting purchaser.
S M2sN. i; h 44EESSAAipsoN Trustees.
decls-th,st LATIMkh OLEAkY. Aucts.
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RY B. II. WARNEK,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne. 729 7th street, between and a.

Board of Public Works Of the d strict Of C0uInbia
Washington, d. o., Dec. 8th, 1874 dsc5-iss
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n, On. Mn ,,,,a ~ " 0i,pSGpos. 81 Tisr.
enee, praying for the EXTENSION OF
patent granted TO him on the 18th day OF March,
is6Q, for an Improvement in sewing n achines:
II is ordered that the testimony In the case b
closed on Eth day Of February next that the time
for Ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 10 the 9Th day Of February next, and thaf
said petition be heard on the 9TH day OF March next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
deci6-tu St M. D. LEGGETT. Commissioner
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Is trhihs Will run a. iOllOWs.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
! WASHING TON.
8: 3 a. m, New York and
Western Express, daily.
$50 q. m. Accommoda-
ton, daily, ex. Sunday.
$50 a. m. EXP, from Bal
timore ,daily,ey. Sunday
1888 a. m, Fast Line
from West and North,
| daily.
2:2O p. m, Accommoda-
ton, d ally ex. Sunday.
): 3 pm, n Y. Express,
daily, OK Sunday,
$40 p. m, Accommoda-
I ton, except Sunday.
$50 p. m, daily, from
! Baltimore, daily from
} West and North.
Hos p. m, Southern
Exp daily, ex. sunday.
11:23 p. m, New York
EXP. dailv ,ex. Sunday
gton at s:3s q. m. and
iwie with trains for NJ ari-
10 q. N. and $40 p. m 3.
lilo u. m, aud $40
Ishington at 1875 q. m.
II Bowie with trains leav-
). m, and $50 p. IN.
r orders at Ticket Office
street and Pennsylvania
9th street and Peansyiya-
.ir baggage called for and
licences to all points North
cts to Cincinnati, Column
s.. Louis, New Or
San Francisco, and all
west, and south west.
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- e = " = II ~ = N " u
Afler December7th, 1873
TRANS LEAVE FOR
LTiAORE.
4:4ea.m., Bait and Nth
daily, ex. Monday.
e:o3 q. m, New York
Express, daily, ex. sun
day
s:3s o. m, daily Accom-.
mooatiOn.
IL 80 3. m, Fast Line
" est, daily, ex Sunday
l:13 p. m, New York
EXP. daily, cx Sunday &.
3.23 baltimore Express,
daily, eN. Sunday.
$50 p. M Cincinnati and
southwe st daily except
Sunday.
6:40p m, Accommoda
tion, daily, ex. Sunday
9.0s p m, daily, New
York Night Express.
y:3s p. m, Pacific ES-
press daily.
Trains leaving Washin
$50 . m, connect al b
boro', leaving Bowie al
arriving at Marlboro al
p. m.
Trains arriving at Wa
and $50 p. m connect {
ing Marlboro at $40 q
Passengers leaving theil
northwest corner OF 18th
avenue, northwest CO.. ner
mia avenue, can have the
checked at hotels and res
and West. Through tick
bus, Indianapolis, l. 1uis
leans, Chicago, Omaha,
1911 mort hrUaEf I
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HANDKERCHIEF.

They have them with INITIALS, PLAIN, HEM
STITCHED, FANCY BORDERS, BLACK BOB
DEks, PLAIN and FANCY SILK, which will
make an appropriate and acceptable present to
either q lady or a gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23
READY-MADE DRESSES.

One Of their BLACK ALPACA SUITS or
BLACh SILK SUITS P0L0NAISE would
please lady better than apy other article you
could mention, - they are 50 stylish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-23

and g II isa well known fact that every man wo-
man and child OF Washington, and thOus ands Of
others out Of Washington, have visited this grea.
establishment II is absolutely certain they ali will
proclaim that iris the best place in the city to get
suitable present Tor al old, yeuag, miidle aged
lady, or a. old or young gentleman,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
The Railroad Meeting.

Last Saturday evening there was
railroad meeting here. Messrs. o. s
Powell, j. L. Glover and 0. f. Jone
took the floor for the Milwaukee e. St
Paul Company, and Messrs. A. p
Weld and II. s. Clapp were champions
for the West Wisconsin.
We were not present, but learn from
those who were there that words were
plenty, and that any amount of them
were scattered by the speakers. We
learn from the same source that idea,
were scarce, in fact that they we're like
'angels visits, few and far between"
The truth is that there can be bu.
few practical ideas abou. this railroad
question, and those are 80 plain and
simple that he who runs may both read
and understand them. There is Just
one question to settle, namely: re
which company should this grant be
given? And the true way to settle
that is to inquire which company will
be most likely to build road that will
confer the greatest good upon the great
est number We believe this to be a
fair statement, and we believe it com
prehends the whole matter.
From our standpoint, all things con.
sindered, we unhesitatingly decide in
favor of the Milwaukee Il ST. Paul
But when you come to minor consider.
atoms, and attempt to instruct us as to
the immediate point to which, or from
which a road should be built, we are
quite cautious about even a suggestion
Our Prescott friends think that place
is the proper point from which to start,
while our friends in the Trimbelle val
ley are equally certain that some point
on the river below Prescott would be
better, not only for the company build
ing road, but for the county at large
In our opinion, all these minor ques.
tions should be left to whatever coupa.
ny succeeds in getting the grant. No
place should absolutely be made the
terminus; let US only require that it
shall terminate on the Mississippi river
IN Pierce county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
"Chcap IIumbug."

The Siar 4, Times Of last week, in
speaking of competition in railroad lines.
says there IS vast deal Of "chcap hum.
bug about it. And surely if that pa
per judges its neighbors By itself, it
has the plainest right in the world thus
to decide. If cheap hambug" is not
furnished in the greatest profusion BY
that psper, then there is no use in any
further talk about humbag, whether
cheap or dear.
The Tinses labors diligently to con
vince its readers that there is no neces
sity for railroad competition, and yet it
is quite careful to tell Us that compe,i-
ton Is just what tho Milwaukee 4 St
Paul Company are afraid Of But it
would seem that this is just what the
West Wisconsin is afraid Of, otherwise
the Times would no, - of in Mysteries
over the present prospect for it.
Certain il is that cheap humbls" Is
the leading characteristic OF our co,em-
porary, and the fact is 20 generally
known that its eIusiona have httio Il
any weight with sensible people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

THAR sex which almost alone was
friendly to the Sayiour-whirh anoint.
81 ms feet with ointment. and followed
him with tears to his crass-vhich PIE
pared sweet spices for his burial and
vas the fss; to hail his resurrection.
has, in turn, been especially bcirieniai
~ his gospel. u has raised her from
he degrading condition Of "a slave, OF
her still more degrading position as .
mere instrument Of passion, to be a re
lined and purifying influence in society
aud to lend to home dignity aud grace
If = mother, wife, aud daughter ---Rer
D. Ci1p'-.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
PARAGRAPHS FOR THE
LADIES.

hAOHLS.
A Wyoming legislator recently ad
vanced the following proposition in a
debate on female suffrage: "No wo.
man amt got no right to set on a jury.
unless she is man, and every lawyer
knows it, and | don't believe it any
how"
Miss Mary Apple tried to kill her.
self at Mariposa, Ca.., recently because
a chap named Pear would not pair off
with her for life. Her heart was
pierced to the core, but she lives, and
will soon take kindly 20 corn beef
again.
"A young woman in Virginia, feel.
ing socially inclined towards ueighbor
on the other side Of fordablo river, and
having no horse convenient, made the
transit in safety and dryness recently
BY taxing two chairs and using them as
stills.
The following letter, verbatim ct
literatim, was received, by an under.
iaker recently from an afflicted widower:
Sunny waiF is dcd aud Wonts to be
berried temorror,, At woner klon. U
nose WAR to dig ire Hole--by the sisd
0fmy too Other wiofs-Le. it be deep
A Baptist church in Louisville is
advertised to be sold by lottery. Some
of the religious papers are hoping there
is some mistake about this, but the
Christian Union says it is true, and de-
clares that this is no worse thSn grab
bags and draw games so often practiced
at church fairs.
The women who sit down by the
fire to keep quiet aud muse over nov
els, while the physical health grows del.
icaie day by day, and The mind morbid
from lack of exercise and occupation,
are more to be pitied than the over
worked women, Of the land, who rise
early in the morning, refreshed after
sweet sleep, and with glowing cheeks,
quick step and strong muscle, begin
the task of the day. The workers live
longer and enjoy more than the idlers.
The Marietta ga. } journal tells
how the school-teachers Of that section
teach photography. A young lady pu-
Pill differed with SIr. John Sims, the
podagogue, as to the spelling Of word
Tie insisted it was "maridgo," she CON
tended it was 'marridge," and before the
question could be settled
the young lady's brother, Mr. David
Darby, appeared upon the scene, aal
spinning up to the pedagogue in hos
tile gyrations put the advocate of mar
idge' to fight. Mr.. Darby said he
didn't care Id how the thing
was spelt, but no man could dispute
with his sister"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

A MAS wao has really anything Pos
tive in him has nothing d ii bl. pr
sistently to work and live i out. Ifhe
II a politician or statesman, or q re-
CORNER or a literary man, he can make
himself felt most as u power in the
world, ald be secure Of ultimate rec
ognitation, by living boldly affrma
tive life, aud doing thoroughly that
which is in him II do, regardless OF
assault, deiraetioa and misc)nstruction
The enemies Of any man, who suffers
himself to be annoyed by them, will b..
certain to keep him busy. Tae world
has never discovered anything nptrj
tious 10 negaton, aud the man oftaitL
and conviction will always 6ai . MI,
titudc eager for the food they bear
Men will continue to drink from the
brooks, and refuse To eat the stones tina,
obstruct them Even error itself Ia
an affirmative form il thousand times
more powerful than when il appears
e q deuiai Of The truth N, lioUawd
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

Din you ever know good man or a
pure woman utterly ruined BY outside
attacks upon their reputation? new
or did. The abuse Of a good man is
commonly the head.wind that fans the
dres Of his own furnace and gives him
the greater Roadway. No true man
was ever put down and kept down
while he was true to conscieuce and to
God When character is destroyed, it
is never murder; it is Cuyler.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

loU have m power ia that which is
past. i.,s cha; is lived stands CHASTITY
rs a grave stone. You cannot change it
. particle lou cannot wipe out a
deed. You cannot obiIterate fact
foa cannot alter the proportion Of a
single element Bat the future is mn-
table II is As plastic a. clay ia the
hanl Of the artist With the future
anything can DO done if you have but
the heart to do it. Then build out Of
the future CURRY in It's mines.
Bring from itm1terials for your wants
aud uses III " Bercbcr.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

POSTMASTER GENERAL. CatsNEf1. in his
Forthcoming annual fep0rt. will renew his
recommendation 81 two years ago Tor the
establishment Of postoiiice savings banks
throughout the county in connection with
the postoihces, 70 receive deposits ana nav
four per cent. interest on them. rs no.
poses 70 establish central bureau to w6iclf
all moneys deposited in the several banks
should be sent, TO be invested In govern
these separate and distinct from the none,-
order system. Mr. Creswell believes that
the establishment Of these banks In this
country win be attended with equal success
to those now in operation throughout Great
Britain, where, according to the last report
Of the British pestoiiice department, more
than eighty million dollars are held for lie.
positors, upon which only two per cent. In
terest is paid.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

SATURDAY night about $50 o'clock, tho alarm Of Are
was given and the usual excitement at spread to
all parts Of the place. Tho indications that fire
Of some magnitude breaking out in the neghbor-
hood Of the Raymond House 1t proved to be fire in
tho stable OF Mr. Jobc, just below tho Raymond
House. The building old frame, with corn and
fodder stored In it. Il was rapidly consumed together
with the contents mare and colt Scro also burned.
We heard no estimate OF the loss but presume was
small A brisk norther was blowing during the Gre,
but there being no buildings Immediately 10 The south
Of Il, no other damage resulted from it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

THE subscription OF the citizens Of Austin up to
Saturday evening for the sufferers at Calvert amounted
20 Ss6S in currency Messrs. c. r. Johns & Co. had
autographed Calvert inquTing what should be done
with the money. Adone & Lobit, bankers Of that
place replied that they would advance the money il the
same amount was placed to their credit with Ball.
Hutchings s Co, OF Galveston. Last night c. r.
Johns s Co completed the transaction by kilograms,
and to-day the money raised here Is at the immediate
disposal Of those for whom il raised The way in
which the matter has been handled is very eredtable
to all concerned.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

Nh VIZ. II. HAYS, State agent Of the Houston KeT-
v Ia spending few days In this city IN thcinterest
his paper. The Mercury Is fne paper and Is doing
obe service In breaking down Radicalism IN Texas.
We hope Mr. Hays win mott with many fricnds will
ne 10 help the Mercury on lie good work.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

A SENSATION in druggists circles in
Philadelphia has been created during the
last week OF ten days by the operations Of
the internal revenue officers Of that city.
Under 4 new and novel ruling Of the Com
missioners Of Internal Revenue, druggists
are now required to place revenue stamps
upon bottles containing paregoric, lauda-
mum, spirits Of nitro and camphor, syrup of
squills, and all medicinal preparations Of
like character, as well as packages Of
Seidlitzp powders and pills Of different kinds.
II the bottles or packages containing these
Preparations arc ready for sale, the stamp is
required: but It is not required when any
Of them are measured out Of a large re-
ceptablc to an individual customer, unless q
label containing directions for use is placed
on the bottle OF package. The revenue
officers have been visiting ths drug stores oI
the city, large and small, enforcing this
construction Of the Law BIZ the threat to con-
fscate all unstamped goods. The drug.
gists arc considerably excited over the mat
ter. and proposed to send a committee to
Washington 10 see what can be done a,ou.
it.---Ho5ilt Daily Nrrs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

The corner nearcst Messrs. Crow Jones's store
needs looking after Il would only take slight mis-
step to sprain ankle and perhaps break limb in
Ossing at this point ladies' hnd necessary to
over toward Messrs. sampson HenHekss before they
can conveniently get across the Avenue.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

WE have repeatedly spoken Of the dangerous eondl-
bon Of the walk on she corner Of tho Avenue and
ols dare street Vow that tho city authorities
having work done IN various parts Of the city. Why
l they not spare few hours In improving this por
lon q the hanQnei,e. above mcniioueds Thocondi-
ea q the alley attho mar o. licssrs Crow IoRss6
sore needs immediate attention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

ATTENTION Il called to the announcement Of Mr.. W.
j. Olphant a. candidate for City Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of Democratic city convention. Mol
phant l. gcntloman Of excellent character and every
way worthy OF the position should the Democracy Of
Austin sec proper 10 nominate him. We know not Of
f ihe aliehtest objection % him.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

Mn. LARxoTR architect, Informs rs that contract
has Just been completed between certain builders IN
his city and the owners Of the Raymond House for
putting M a large addition to that building. The
work l. to be added TO the southeastern extension,
which is now but one story high. Two stories arc to
be placed upon this extension making In all an add
ton Of about twenty rooms to the capacity OF the
building. Besides this Improvement, double ve-
rsnda o. beautiful design Is 10 up along the wcs-
tern froni q the building which, when completed viii
sdd much 10 the beauty and comfort Of the house The
Whole work is under contract 10 Be completed BY the
twentieth Of December next.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

Tux Ore which occurred on Tuesday night last, do
sroyed the furniture factory OF Mr. De Leon Colo
RADIO street. one block from Congress Avenue. All tho
particulars have been able gather Is that tho loss
VII amount 10 about S5oOO no insurance. The origin
5 the are IS supposed 70 be the work Of an incen-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

SUNDAY afternoon horse withont rider went at a
fearful rate up the Ayeunc toward the Capitol He was
lnay stopped without any dlmage having been done,
and restored by one OF Mr.. DeFs accommodating at
tsches TO the rejoicing owner
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

Tax work OF improvement stI goes on in our midst.
Il Is destined 10 be Of the finest cities in the State.
Let citizens 20 ygorousy to work and secure water
and gas without delay. These two things arc ALSO
iuteiy necessary. and with them tho growth Of the
place would Be twice as certain.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

THE inoessant aow Of cutton inio the city Is GER
tainly very gratifying TO every We presume that
YcFy little money Is being obtained upon IT, but It will
he In good time We hope orr planters win be dill
lgent aud save the last lock in their fields.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

On CT oakern are stun among as We overheard ono
yesterday predicting that there would be yellow fever
d city In less than two weeks Let no ono be do
,slyed By these pompo1s wise men. Thepast history
Austin and statistics plainly show that yellow fever
alnot flourish here. Although cases may be brought
,slo. no danger may be appFehcnded Of lie spreading
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

THRoUsH the kindness of the freight agent OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railway Of this city,
again able present readers the receipts
and shipments Of freight by rail- from the thirteenth
to the twcnty-hrsi instant inclusive:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

r1zse OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
~ ACCOUNTS, Aus1rS, October if, lss6--
Teachers vouchers win be paid 70 the extent Of the
appropriation, on application az this office, for nl
countiea BY alphabetical arrangement down from and
including the letter ''K" Parties having vouchers
he not reached by the appropriation are requested
10 withdraw them. A. BLkDSOkt
oc1S Std itw Conptrollef
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

YESTERDAY another old eycsore wooden shanty
on the block above the Raymond House, was torn
down and removed to give place TO new store build
Ing Let them go they nuisauees, and the sooner
they out Of the way the better for the safety OF the
srffv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23
VAN MnLnn, Secretary.
Judgments Rendered In the Supreme
Court at Austin, october II, 1873.


EN- Cassels v John Kinney ct a., Goliad. Dis
missed.
Er parse ]. H. Mills Bexar. Dismissed
W. k. Standefer v. Eliza Hubbard, administrative,
etc., Burnett. Affirmed.
Ann Walling a a. V. j. G. Wheeler, administrator,
Rusk. Reversed and remanded.
The State 7. P. Flack ct as, Fayette. On rehear-
ing, reversed and reformed.
John T. Harcourt " J. b. Good, sheriff, etc, Colo
RADIO. Rehearing refused
j. Kuechler, commissioner, etc. V. George W.
Wright, Travis. On rehearing, former Judgment adj
hered to-
s. Pait etal " W. H. McCutcAeu, Washington On
rehearng, Judgment OF District Court affirmed.
Emily Toland, administrative, Swcaringen &
Smith, Washington. Judgment affirmed
X. A. Rhodes v. T. & S. Gibbs, Walker Oh rehear-
Ing judgment Of District Court affirmed.
Boone & Goodrich V. Dugald McAlpin Grimes. Re
hearing granted ana continued.
s. f. Grimes " A. Hobson, Dewitt. Affirmed.
Harrison Wells e az Peter Petrec et a., Walker.
Reversed and rendered
Geo. W. Honey V. b. Graham. Travis Reversed and
rendered.
jas. Ladd Ct al v II. Clay peasants, administrator
Dewitt Affirmed.
Matilda Bell '. Elylra Warren, Bastrop. Reversed
and remanded.
Leon Blum Il a. v John T. Kicks, Travis. Affirmed
James II. Sparks V. N n. Dawson, McLennan. AT
frmed.
Weir and gifo y. T. Carlyle. Williamson. Reversed
and remanded.
VIM. Andrews V, VIM. N. Harvey, Victoria. Re
verssd and remanded.
B. +. McDonough use Of, etc, V. First Nationa
Bank Of Houston. Rehearing refused
Josiah Hill V. Elizabeth Strong, Robertson. Re
yeracd and dismissed
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

= We think that any private company might make
honey By building good bridge across the Colorado
this point, but II no private campany 4 willing to
Undertake IT, We think the city could not do visor
4 thing than 10 isauo honds b build tho bndge.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23

y The Journal complains about the Avenue having
been worked in front Of the srATEsNAE ONCE and
the path which leads 20 It being neglected. why did
~ from the Avenue and go to an ouiofthe-way
place Can't expect the city fathers 70 60 out Of the
world with public means 10 clean around newspaper