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New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
,rap WsrxIr 4Rrnusr IS rendr this morn

ing and in addition 70 OF tho week contains ia
usual amount of agricultural and literary matter not
given in THE DAILY. The following Is partial list Of
It's eontents Changed-a poem. Fishing ON Noun
tain Brook Review Of the July Magazines. Boston
Literary Notes Humorous. Rest-a poem. oman
suffrage-Miss Anthony's in Court. The Four
Types OF Animals-Prof. Agassizs Eleventh Lecture
the FASHIONS 90 Home Interests %. The song the
DIRK Protection from a Farmers Standpoint =.
Training Tomatoes. .eutting and Curing Hay Praise
OF tho Persinnuu The Flower Garden. -Thnning
Fruit . Patent Wagon LubrioaHts.. .Miscellsneous
Horticultural Matters ID ltnleaOn OF Frut by Bees
. Unuroductye ounce Trees The Apple 1wtg
Borpr. .AniInalcu.r In C'stern Water. Replies SS
ProI johnson, .Piowug Corn anl NuysoeY Rows.,,.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

- IA halifax dispatch announces the recovery of
N oodJ q Hssry ~ Wellington from ne Heck o. the Aussuc
--.. CONGRESSMAN GOOch severely injured his knee
Va % si % Aoal4J evening acsf his Mero
go. The San Francisco Board Of Supervisors have
ae1 he Mayors veto Of ae tese Pgal ordnance passed
WI s 'e1o ne ole1 a1ug lAnese -anlImen b per quarter
. An express train on the New York Central
1eiose nchrheotsdg Nou6sv sner
30 ninEs nAH severely luHsg James WIsks beth
brEoaes ~ ~
. AT a special meeting Of the members Of the
ey p be Army NAVY 0 the Confderte state 10 Bait
e ~ nSuoY evening Gen Isaac Trmt read lo4g paa pro
- ~ alssf Of Confederate krsT pnof "
- aa1af ths battle 0f G5tysburg
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1'rlbune Lecture Extra No. :.
THE METHOD Op CRBATIO
Az EARNEST pRCTEsT AGArSAr

THR METHOD oY CREATION
An EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARwIHlAE THEORY
Twelve Lecture. Delivered by Pnf AGAssZ before the Me,.uu =
Zoology Cambdge containing vast sorni AZ
e.Hoernng Aams Life pnn,d On os
rabans sheet eshi pages a illustrated h oagJ.As
Now READY,
TRIBUNE LECTURE RxTRA NO RGHr
rh sheet so coutAus iepaas soalerl Fss soov
sIcl IN lLc goeAJ MuaG4ls By The Tls College R1y,oa
Price single cop b mall " osuis two or 10 osau ave Tor s
cents Address rllg TRIBUNE NeHYorh
Nine Extra Shcs containing over 80 Lectures aaa J engraving.
aud Credit MoAer Repor, ,a The TraaBe Alaapa
-euaa o,a Hearing, Voice aud speech. Toe -spia-
naLiOn 81 hnsic0i haruIuy, Tloe vures
W R'sL kapsug ~ rkIAVGh LAN(gkk AAIRA N@A
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TIE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

MlDRTD. Tlcsfav, June -, 1873.
II the CO-tes last night SenOr Pi y Margau
made formal announcement OF the resignation Of the
blastry. and asked for 20 form o Cabinet, the
programme OF which be said would be Liberty, Order
aad Justice"
BARCr1 vA. Tuesday. June %, 1878.
There are serious disturbances suburb Of this city.
Yesterday OF the garrison, TO the number Of
g or 90 being drunk l h' streets nterfered with the
t0wuspeople, occasoriI- conflict 10 which
we're drawn on either side. Some ~ the drunken sol
1iers arrested. Tber eOmrses threatened 20
5ui them and iuruher r0tng Jared
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TIE SIN OF PERSIA.

LOND0N, IuesdaY juno =, ls73.
A review Of 1000 troops was held by Queen
Victoria Windsor rar-. lis afternoon. IN honor Of
che shah Of Persia Tle weather showery. but the
crowds o. spectators were enormous After series Of
brilliant maucuv. rs. .he troops formed in line and
marched past the on. ana the shah. Among the
distinguished persons -' -teI at The review were
tre Prince ans PIN ess 0 Vl.es, the Duke or Ein-
hurgG Prince Leopold. the HuTa OF Cambridge, the
Princess Beatrice, L. ca. .Itz and bis vile, the
Princess DaEmar
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which he congratulated the generous donor Of this
library and scientific school. M ]. G. Green for tho
means fortune had given him TO do snch noble work and
congratulatci rho college for ts elegant new ednce
and for the great stand has taken IN the general edu
catiOnal world n, saii that from his present mforma
tion concerning the number OF books now IN the
possession ~ tAe cO ce he bad every reason 20 assert
that the liberal oDtt1ns Vet 70 come would give Prince
ton the lnest library In the Union 5lates.
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5uerlal Nuuces

Post-Olce Notice.-The mails r Earop, tguag end
irg SATURDAY jane lell vii this ohc- WRDNBs
DAl A. IL ~ " IAGASDAi, IL =. m, 3AIJkDAI
a. " mi T. EIOS l. JAa o, ..lIa-ssE
Cornerstone laying, Brooklyn.-rhc zone y tas
TompAn~avt. EshyteTian Charch BROOKLYN REV r CLARK.
Ps-t sd appropriate NecaosdaY
O'Clock Kew DIS Sorrs " els X nban
enrymer invited take
CATION Chapel McDOaosEh
h seeher sorny, Tic exercises will be popole
arstfa fav
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FRENCH POLITICS.

PARIS. Tuesday, June q, 1873.
The Deputies Of the Left at a meeting to-
Day adopted a resolution inviting NJ. Gr6yy, late
president OF the Assemb TO draw Up declaration Of
principles and policy as rally ng point fOr al parties
o. he Opposition
There stormy debate in the Assembly to-day
on order sucd bv Preiect OF the Department OF
fbe Rh6ne prOhlb t-E civil hurlg after The hour Of 7
lB the morning. A motion made by tire Left condemn
izg the Projects ACT rejected Oy iT.e majority
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Rcst Fnnd for Inrnnt..

Best Food for Infants-'H p r. Pr1-' Ahs- ".r'or,
trse r. g H ll1a lat d g-.y -1Il- L d. L. .saL
Mrc1i Atau lt Oh D.. h. u tae P.l-s ai ls ias 'l' -
se.De daets Mix closely possible DR. a. Bu.er Jl lH;
F1. for Llrf. "I .llr UOIr .l- Ir4 easily i- fr. . 49,
ls the va5e Pes snd boneUrnng ,l1snc
1slal tI4r which I- ts
unable proper growing rf7nt frI1err rAi
~ rckety Al douc coaiuOu Sav0ry hooros prrpl1l
advantage being Feed from he gpul lnSs D a- ''fa
winch 1roiuces on Of the bowels int inraabe dsrrra 70
boiling strailing required Soil .s Prepared 1 'AF ~
Moons Bondt. London. P.Irl1.- of a CHEM
S.JrskeeDers throughout le states sl
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aIni Aors1n, reunlon of the Casss fl8 e59 91 1905
aBd l81O Alumni festival
Tltraiav June lL-Coumencemept
Bvtiay Jupe RxAmins isn ~ Candidates for admission
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DIED

True False science, speech az hs Frn.- "a t-.- -
Parse tio4x d. "a ERl5JsK LsCrrEE hyrHA 3D. D.
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Ne,tber birth nor circumstance, nor power can com
nand the devotion people. Ourevontion' IA Gu
lgbtened sentiment have been the creation OF 'i he
varied agencies Of our free government ana the JUG
msnts Of the nation passed into history as arVes
Of Justice. We have wreathed our military ana ciFn
heroes with the grecnest aures In the sre u a'n"i
tion some have felt keenlY what they deemed .lc ~
grattutp OF the Republic; but IN their dsapponl ~
they could not understand that the highest h0ase oi
measured bv place or titlta huuoIs.
CLAW mono less beloved and webster none ~
iess rcvered because tneir chief ambtOh was hot t
i2ed Scott VAS not less the "Grelt captain "l .lo
Age because was smtten IN ms thoris to hltan w
hig CHEST civil distinction bat tew ihonths ub" ~ ~.
nan of humdest upp1rtuniei ana opposite cnLrhcH r
ises we've bo urr s a., rival c4n1daJes for our hr-t
Olicc. one had been great teacher Who thrpugh pa
trnt years of honest aud earnest Ell % mad made ME
imprcss upon the civilization ot every cline,
Jir rra the defender OF the oppressed anu
tDe uu-s1.rvinu advocate OF equal rights fnr
LII u.r.iId tradna ly bis hhbOrs rpcned, bui Tao
frutt wcr' % be- Ifheut tlrDncI thf hiuie 81 hbe'
and Lc as uusi,i u io sWOtI. Another htd 90 e"ihe
Wll bis brave ruapers intO tue valley " death uo Wa
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28
A short time since gentleman with

A short time since a gentleman with
long fair whiskers, and dressed in the
height of fashion, entered hosier's in
Vienna, and requested the shopwoman,
who happened to be alone, to show him
some colOred shirts. Every variety OF
shirts were brought out, when he made
choice and requested that the parcel
be made up for him. This being done,
"What an idiot l am" he said; 81
have not seen how the shirts looked
when on. Would you oblige me by
putting one on over your dress?" The
shopwoman having complied with his
request, "Be SO good as to button the
collar and wristbands, that l may get
a thoroughly good idea of the effect.
All, now" he added, taking up the
parcel, "allow me to wish you very
good morning. and in an instant he
was outside the door, and had disap-
peared, the unhappy girl apparently
stupefied, not daring TO follow him into
the street on account of her singular
costume
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

General Henry NJ. Whittlesey. for
merry Oh General Towards staff. and
well known i'll connection with the
frecdmen's bureau, died at ST. Eliza
beth asylum, Washington, ID. C., last
FRIDAY,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

1t has been widely supposed that
central and western, if not eastern
Kansas suffered from dry climate.
Like many other ideas relative to the
western parts of the great Missouri
Valley, we need hardly say, this, SO far
as the eastern and central parts of the
state are concerned, is exploded. If
springs and water-courses in whose
channels aquatic plants, needing for
their existence constant moisture; If
frequently-occurring streams; if rains
frequently occurring and copiously de-
scending; if all these are proofs, then
there is abundant testimony that all
through the valley there is ample rain
fall. In fact, after all that has been
written of the Arkansas river, il is
Utmost superfuous to say that the wa
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

Ralph Keller is writing plays in part.
nership with Victoriseu Sardou.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

DRUGS.
EW DRUG STORE !
CHA9. w. HILL,
DRUGGIST AND PMARmAcEuTisT
Main St., nearly opp. PostoDRee,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
The Lsrssss ssl Bsst .&sskef
Pure Drugs and Medicines
IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Etc
70 Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Also keep on hand the best and purest Wines
and Liquors for medicinal purposes. je2i-u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28


frecdmen's bureau, died at ST. Eliza
beth asylum. Washington, ID. C., last
Friday.
DRY GOODS.
EARLY SPRING GOODSl -
THE LARGEST
OF THE SEASON
At J. Karatofsky's,
E AGILE BLOCK.
full line OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In all the new and fashionable shades
of early spring. None equal to them
in this market. The Largest Stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
The finest assortment of
RIBBONSI
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Shades.
The greatest variety Of
N OH O N 8!
Such as Ladies' Bows Fichues, Ladies' Gloves in
Kid and Isle Thread, 1hompson's Glove, Fit
ting and Common Corsets, Hosiery, Edgings ard
Trimmings, Buttons, etc
The largest assortment of Ladies' and Chldren's
Shoes ever brought TO this market
All at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
OUR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Are unequallsd by any house in the city.
- Cal and see the goods before you pur-
chase elsewhere.
J.KARATOFSKY.
wichits, 1873 81
NEW FIRM
NEW GOODS!
NEW PRICES!
J. Q. DAVIDSON,
N EW YORK STORE!
Comprising
NOTIONS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14
D. PAGES BEST BRANDS OIL

ARgrTRATIONs BETWEEN NATlONS.-Ih<
London Times, in discussing the question OF
urbitrating disputes between nations assumes
that the scheme is impracticable because mo
one could have arbitrated Louis XIV. out OF
his desire to add the resources Of Spain and
the Netherlands to the enormous power he
welded in France: nor Napoleon the Firstout
of his career of conquest; nor at this moment
nrbtratc Russia hAt of schemes of aggrandize-
ment in pursuance Of which she maintains "A
gigantic army and constantly angments her
debt" This is beginning to build house at
the top In neither of those instances had the
parties agreed to be governed BY an arbitra-
ton. Men as individuals have long since tacit-
ly consented to settle their disputes by an ap
peal to courts OF law, which, in pursuance Of
such tacit agreement. have been established
for that purpose; and man who, ignoring
this. resorts to brute force for the adjustment
of his differences with his neighbors is very
properly denominated ruffian and stunned
by respectable people. But nations and rulers
have not yet consented to such mode of set
Ting disputes Whenever they do so agree,
they will be, morally aud legally bound by their,
agreement as firmly as the individual; and the
way to set about doing away with the murder.
ous barbarity Of war is by treaty between all ma
tons by which each aud all shal! agree to or.
bitratc all disputes, aud then outlaw that ma
ton which shall violate its pledge. Theories
will not do; but positive law and certainty
that that law will be relnorselessly enforced
may. "ogfa s#
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

A TOUCHING 1NcrDENr,-The st. Louis
Christ;am Adrocate relates the following touch
iue incident Of Mr. Davis visit to that city:
During the late visit Of Hon. Jefey,ep Davis
to this city, while he was being called On by
crowds Of respectable citizens. and receiving
manifestations Of respect from hundreds Of the
most prominent and worthy ladies and gentle
men Of this city. there occurred little epieode
Of very pleasing character. One aisht,, dur
ing his stay at the Planters' House. he was
serenaded by some colored people who was
formerly HE slaves. After their dploet streios
had ceased, Mr.. Davis called them into nls p.
room. where, after cordial kreetings on both
sides and q little chat about old times. he meae
each handsome present. Al aeoeeer nme 9e
during his stay he was oafed On ey ae: ,ota no.e
aunty," who had been the nurse 9, ,u y. o'aeJs s
child. The affection that the ex.s!aves mani
tested for their lormer master. and the inter-
est he manifsstsd for them and their future
welfare, was really affecting. 8 3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

A NEW ORDEK.-The st. Louis Republican
states that a secret order called the League
of Justice" has been organized in the North
west, which already numbers 100000 men,
bers The object Of the organization is said
TO be to recover the lands and bonds given to
railroad and other corporations, "peaceably if
they can, forcibly if they must"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

The SECRET CAUsE.-It is surmised by
those who are on intimate terms with Vice.
President Wilson, that his completely in the
Credit Mobilier fraud is the cause of his pres
ent decline in health.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

DEAD.-Dr. Amos Westc0tt, the man who
originated the Cardiff giant humbug, is said to
have committed suicide lately at Syracuse,
New York.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

PREcAuTIoN During the cholera season,
the health authorities Of ofMontgomery. Alabama,
confscate all watermelons brought into the
city, and have them dumped into the river.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

CoNrIDENr-Beast Butler = - confident
of his election a. Governor Of Massachusetts,
that he has already promised ens ef A. hlenda
the Chief Justiceship
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-14

RAND Doo.-Tbe Okden Jsaotio. saya ,
mad doe was killed IA that city, August -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-20
DI Il Id y.

BRoMN; On Thursday, 18th instant, at Ga m =,
GEORGE BHILlP, infant of L. X. and b. A.
The friends relatives Of the family are invited
to attend h. funeral from the residence Of his
p,srnc, NO. hifh street Georgeto~n, to morrow
rnnARMEILLE In Georgetown, June 80 h, ISIS,
d Emile sSd PhS S' p saG days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
IN ass on s s seSs ,s on Sunday the s
gress, above stoddart street. IRepubIicsn.I
BkINER On SATURDAY., June 4. 1873, Mrs. ANN
mmhhpLk1 phIh M, widow OF Thomas Driver, Of
Buried on Tuesday, June Nth, at Mount NJ orish
JEWITT. June 2th, lss, MARY A dsuch,.r
o. Lewis L. and A. j. Jewett, aged moaths sni
Funeral will take place Saturday, At 4 O'Clock D.
Y. from l22e New Jersey avenue, between n aud
FREDEkIcK; believed son q FredsricE and Emms
Lindquist, aged months and 2 days.
fully requested to attend The funeral, from his
parents residence, No 900 IIih street corner of
street southwest, on tomorrow, saturday. June
McGAw. On the 2Oh instant, at 4 O'Clock q. m.
P P; M, youngest daughter Of Edward L. and
Resting .weetfy from ali care re- 1'
THY .qferipgs at an END.
he soul has winged its flight 10 God,
Her funeral win taxi place at ~ O'Clock Saturday,
and Hartford county papers please copy
m e sIaiSSr id he Esd q ysss N
n,nses s % the Association of the Soldiers Of thu
Funeral from the residence OF his son-in-lsv.
George @, Wilson, No. Sos New York avenue, TO,
sIsa to T se f1end Of the
sysniEg o. the iSth' instant, FRANK GLAZE Ia sls
son q john and NJ jane Ts 2. sss Ss
months. with Christ, which /. far better"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-20
PROPOSALS.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June IL, 1873. (
Scaled Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, will be received at this sice
mil O'Clock .. m. on the 25rH DAY OF JUNE,
1873 for the supply Of Is 600 twenty-five thousand
pounds of fresh Beef, and rs 900 twenty-five thou
sand pounds OF Fresh Vegetables, at the Washing
ton, o., Navy Yard and Station, as required.
The Beef must be of good quality and equal TO the
grade necessary TO make the best beef, and be
ters The Vegetables must be Of the best quality the
market affords; and the Beef and Vegetables must be
offered for by the pound
Bonds with approved security, will be required in
and twenty per cent. In addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment, collateral Sc
curlty for the due performance of the cont ract,
which reservation will not paid until thecontract
u fully complied with.
livery offer must be accompanied by q written
guaranty, signed by one more responsible per-
sons that the bidder bidders will, IL his or their
BID be accepted. enter into litigation within five
days, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by such guaranty, and the Department reserves the
right To reject proposal unless the responsibility
OF the guarantoIs certified TO by the Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the district in which they
j. regular dealer in the articles he offers to supply
is furnished with the PROPOSAL well to reject
any proposal not considered advantageous to the
Government.
IL is to be understood that the contract will expire
az the close OF the fiscal year ending June 3D. 1874,
without regard to the quantities which may have
been delivered, and, the st pu at ed quantity
OF either article shall be delivered before that date
leaving balance due the OF her article, the con-
tract be considered as COMPLETED in full At The
G. Z. THORNTON,
HIT Pay Inspector U. 8. Navy.
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NJ AR RIEn

DOwNlNG-CALDwEL On Thursday. June
Rev. DIR. Huntington, Mr. SAMUEL III. DoyN-
ING, 81 Msshington, d c., 20 Miss LIzZY r !,
eldest daughter IL VIM. n and A. : Caldwell, IL
Georseiown,D ID. c. alexandria Gazette aud Bslti-
more Sun please copy
EMERSON-NAHLOR. On Tuesday. June lO;h ,
lSS. Al the residence Of the brides parents ~ the
Rev. Alfred Holmead, u. D., 0LANbA y EMER-
son and sALLlE NAfL0R, daughter Of Mr.
james G.. Nay Tor. No cards.
lRNlNG-STEWART. At Detroit, Mich, June
18th. At the residence of William Stewart. ga. bT
the ~ Rev. Samuel Mct,oSkrv, Mr. MARX
IRVING to Miss MAGGIE STEWART.
sEGNICk-BolLE. On Thursday, June l2.h,
Fa ahe rsasngs OF the hzids PChsr by 5se r.,
WICK to Miss 0CEANA G. BOYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-20

She IL perfectly willing 60 help she tr,ts her
mother she would just n lief STAY home q week
triumphant air, that shs has % sta, st hom,
next week 70 help clean heuse.
The carpets are 20 he taken mp first. and that
girl, delicateiy reared though She be. brayelx
site down in the middle OF the rioor And resis
paper while her mother aud the hired siri take
OFT the tacks and make frantic efforts 90 use
me same form OF com mon PRAYER that the head
of the house uses when HE boots don't come on
easily i'm the morning
4 he carpet T. rolled up and taken out into the
back yard, and hung on the clethes-line 20 be
busted. Now that girl comes out strong. snd
shows the latent energy that 10 in her She
selves an old broom and starts toNard that
swinging carpet with an air OF determination
ON her way she spies her friend Kate passing
ard goes OF 70 the side fence 10 talk about an
hour and a half alout-weu, about whatever
girls do talk about under the same circam-
stances Then she goes into the house and eats
her dinner and complains OF being tired. In
the afternoon she begins busting and arranging
the books in the bookcase. She finds pretty
soon one OF ouidas novels, and sits down on
the door to read, while the ink, from bottle
she knocks over when she throws her buster on
The table, runs all over the Parlor curtains
stuffed under the chair near by.
The mother finds her here. and sends her into
the parlor 10 gather up her music ready for to-
morrows campaign. She gets along well
enough with her finger exercises and marches,
but presently she comes across "DOu't be An
CRY with me, Darling" that Robert gave her
last week, and begins 20 mum IL. She opens the
piano 20 find the key note 20 be certain she can
take the high note nicely, and begins 10 sing
IL doesn't sound well without the aoeompani-
ment that Robert thought was 80 sweet 80 she
sits down and begins 20 play. While she is
eLse s,g Robert comes along He hears her.
hear that sweet song. Come in only for that
She Is too hoarse. She COULDN'T think OF sins-
ing with her hair tied up in a towel-but she
does Robert sighs a. the song ends and IN.
proposes game OF croquet. They 20 out ana
play croquet till tea time.-Tcrre HIUts EKpress.
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RChicsgo is goirg TO increase the pay her
public school teachers.
~ A lady recently applied az a life insurance
company Tor position agent. When asked
what her qualifications were she touched her
unblushing cheek.
S"Dont cry for me. I shall DIE tonight -
said pretty Miss Joanna Davis. OF Utica, 20 her
mother az she sat at the window. a few nights
ago, and saw the lover go by for whom she hat
been pining since last winter, with his bride
leaning on his arm. AT ten O'Clock she was
dead.
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AUCTION SALES.
To. ROW
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Aact:oueers
- Northwest corner lOth and d 81 reefs

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct;oueers,
- Northwest corner l0th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPBoy
PkOPkRfI AT AUCTION ON VERY EASY
TEENS BRICK DWELLING ON II SrREET
Northwest, No. 49,
- By vir' ne If q deed Of trust dated June L.
lSl recorded In liner Go, folio 800. of the land
Arecords of ashiDgtsn county, District of CO.
umbis, and BY direction of the party there
dy VIII sell at public auction, the premises on
THURSDAY, tn. 26'h day of June, 1873, at s
cieek, n. All that piece or parcel of ground in
described part of lot g. in square SIS, beginning
TOT said part of said lot g. q feet of east line
OF SAID lot and running thence south loo feet thence
west ~ feet thence north 100, 10 III street, thence
east y feet to the beginning, improved BY three
story and basement brick dwelling of about 10
rooms
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash, balance in L. 49, and a
months, on interest at 10 per cent per annum paw
able semi annually, secured by notes aud deed Of
trust on the property. 500 down when the property
L. struck off. All conveyancing AZ purchasers cost
Al the terms OF sale are not complied with within
hve days from the day of sale, the reserves
the right t. resell the property the risk and cost
Of the defsulting purchaser,
R P. DODGE, Trustee.
ll6-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct's.