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HV' f~S TN street. oet"een = aud II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY MAN
kAbD-koCE HOUSE, situate Oa NORTH
SIDE o. sampson STREET, BETWEEN
ltIH AND 18TH AND AND Q STREETS
hChIH Est, AT AUCTION.
"a ~ virtue OF 4 deed 81 tsust, dated July Ist,
1873, duly recorded IA Liber No. rs, folio lg2,
80 one Of the land r0co:ds for Wnshingt N county,
L. sns at request Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell 81 pnblc auction, in front of the prem
ises, Oh bATU RDhH, December 18th, at O'clock
p n, All those cerisin pieces or pare is Of real
state Jins In the city Of Washington, u. q, and
b. ing known as Lots numbered nifty seven (5TD and
MY elsh ttol, according to James MrIler's sub
ui'iSlcu ol part Of squGre numbered one hundred
and nineFy-four 19iD, together with the improve
mrpts above stated.
Terms S5q, with inter 81 from JnlFIst, 1873 70
day ot sale, AID peGses of sale in cssh balance
in y months, With interest from day of SALE spcurs1
Dy deed 81 trust or the property sold 800 viii
&c require rs d. post day If shle II Terrs of
Eele sTe not complied with in seven days, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the LToperfv
81 risF ard cost Of The defaulSug purchaser, after
i've days sdYertiFinE.
EDWARD N LEWIS, Trustee,
nov6-2aUSfs J. 7. CpLDWELL, SALESMAN.
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EIE LATi3lEB B CLEARY.
Eb hUCtiOnseTs and Reai Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Pennsylyania ave- and Iith SIR
star OfaOe Buildings.
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BFTA Is oF rHE TAINTED IEAgrnV.
- CHtlrs uf tae Two children o. Joseph kFaErl.
o. PAINTED. Conn. hy Et- con. a IHI ~ tee "a
ytsrs, Troyrs SHOCKING instance OF juvenile
t,praSiry. The ciiIlr,u were tr lIar IurI0 q
ibC g'-enCC or tlCir parents. when fha hos
brought our q headed gun from tho tEf room.
-sNit De- wHs 20 ~ a. k.Il some 0. trem. He
found b, me- cas-, IHr one or, tgrs deliberate
ann. ara t1el 90 has infant brother. who vas
ou'v two feet distant from the muTlIs. TIE
"Lile one WEs taAEiulIy ranE. 80. a GttIC girl m
whose az the babe va -.r.IUg - 4Iz- struck "a
TIE fsce arf shoulders. ltIl passing rhrpuFh
htF Obtt ks. cutting her rDHE.e. aUI kunrflnE
ouf fWU e,h, while several lliz.i tu Der lace
ana neck. A. soon E~ ft- deed a4l been fl1a
she lad The diving babe un tha lo4r-e srI bale
sns Tg' run 70 the village aud brIu. OF. mother.
iht box went M directed. tat. instead Uf telling
oi tie afair, remained With rHr until evening.
wren bCth parent, and lfrustl OF De- -uraeT nome.
A hEhT Wss struck and "a moment suffi ed 20
TIFI al Tie ssf sight. Sugfrhtt uTuu thg IDufs,.
laF TIRE I'd lastly corpse of the babe. f.p terrible
wound Hu ~. throat q Sea Vita cIarteI blood.
a.llle ITS clothes sere completely ssfgrlf-,l.
liUUtltng iU tie corner was the w1ruFei Eirl.
wHo lad VrcE AIRED rude bzT.aLe for herself.
ara for I'VE hours she had borne Boa ltscri8abls
pam from her wounds. n ~ face hal -, -syol eu
81 20 be scarcely TecDg Fable, and she vs.
hardly abe O. SPEAK. iIe floor was covered
"ith blood, sud in the walls cd tn room were
tmbeod 81 snch portions ~ the charge ~ bad
rot lodged Tn Tie victims. The aog asku1ar-
ltcgcd his guilt. and said lie Nss only M fan.
ana did LOT mean % XIII toe children.
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1AhAM EI4OJh AMI OAI MEAL.
u. Smith Co.'s Graham Flour and Crushe
wheat, direct froEr their mill In Brooklyn ever
week: fresh Dat Meal in bulk; Genuine Scotc
oaf Veal IT. pound packages; Genuine Irish o.
Meal, from the W alter Gate Mills il lib TN can
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EZTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until TUESDAY, November "a a Is 4, same h5ar
AID pIsce.
R ts. 4 q TABNER, Trustees.
nov I'D NJ SWEET A1r-
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CALL Az q. GAUTIERN
~ 121T and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue,
For pure WINES and LIQUORS, Of all gra dss,
CLARkT, per dozen, g. 30; RHINE WINE, %;
GfsGER BRAHDY, RAsPBzRRY SYRUP,
y42
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'I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia holding Special Term, letters
OF admin istI Alon the personal estate Of BON
CALLAHAN late Of Washington city OistT let Of Co.
umbis, deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 9Th day Of October next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given undsr hand, this Eth day Of
October, 1874. FANNIE W. CALLAHAN,
gss I'M MI .frfw
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FLOUR

WEIGHS Best Family, FER sas R.........,-. sa 40
Golden Hill Family, per sack s = 90
Ii. HerT's Beet Family, per sack - az 1 o
BuTnt NJ ills 81 lowest 1es
Prairie Bird Family at lowest rates
Choice Extra, per sack -...... OIL Ia
81 tTi sax IA ot
ROW IL the time; buy your supplyof Flour, as il
is advance
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MALLS nos. car and Sis,
ELPHONZO YOuNGS e co.
ARE SELLIN
SUGARS,
-rmNAnu.
TEAS

TEAS
Cur 90 cent O0lOng aud Imperial Teas are thu
best 10 be rad IN this city the price, or money re-
minded. We also haze on hasd, and IL large supply,
men other different grades, Including very high
grade Of StiCs1 Len Japan ard choice MoYune Gun
powder, at moderate prices.
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AUCTION SALES.
fuTuRR nANa.

UY WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioueer,
- Successor 20 Green q williams, Aucss i
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and sIs
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EVENING STAR.

bIsp ~ GER COFFiN-A D.ffrftff- Caff -
The tNc-esife4t harrow osskpe fr I'D tciag
tlU q 81 fr FNf.. rftTrcr hv m VNrrr conan 81
A0rtrf Al. 'c~r wee D, shf. perhaps. - ~ Tar
toward leu %. iE ~ the Cpp. 'tlou Witch the
cttmaftoH 80 STE tuC,uutCTrE Or apncart
TIA; The lacy va taken suudeu'f ir, sr1 III I'll
40 days siCkntss . ~ pronounced dead hv fhs
IA etCirE FhA eitlan. Three dave a te-slar Il
he hCcy Was observed tO o. fn rsmar katF.
state Cf preservation. hat tlt I4rtral W.s pres
cetesa N.fh. y ben tee f-r. cs~I.u krrtret LIZ
the 81 setrry the coffin VAS removed to t.s
ruTgur tn UTter o. gFafi.r frH N shrs of a
h sorr fri, u', Do sd ccle a faur IIsf tu-s -
takes lat iaIeWtl TIE reflH-. was com.
lliec N4th "a a the sOf'G ia uuscrercl, when
q TIE hcrF,r OF 81 the lsrs1r - fsrnf 2,
hS lvlue on - Ni.c, flC hfgl trf-raI around
iEr.rE UPpcrsn, ~ iae grave clothes dIsar-
rErEtd. Natla "a feif arm Ha4 frarn Il a
thluab % supporr ttp b. d. A. IA ~. r.r,f,-f,-
rsts woman ta1 e. n lesuIHg on ff ia an IA
efectual atd teFEO e struggle Tor breath
TIE siEnt Was hezrs -UtHsg tn the extreme
and o 9 fuEtortua 4 ustarl of the Gt.s.s,d
gave ay O. tae widest ~ .tCstsr tons ef rrtrf
Aucfler gsuflt man. ~ m hts UIf- AMI ter
slater, wHo tai beeu hu-th < "a -h.lF. haupaD.f
10 B. presCrt. SUD thy istIes were - ovrf.DH,s
by VIA they sAw ~ o heclm lYst-r.-.f rBev
wcte rlesGiig removed IN "a hpa 90. - ere res-or-
atFts were applied. n is supposed the de-
c''ssd had been living ir ira zee. ana rs
lror git - its Though De iCi1nA 81 the hear-a
W.. e. GA ths road g. t.c cemetery. The name
Of q, victim b. pprtt-si 'nr manifest reasons.
hUf fh,ft alperr- g. be- Ho reason f5r uUlutin.
The UUtl ol the report .'.E I'...
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J TEdGzfE 4 BPAAEx5RDsoN' Trustees.
rSv17-d WASH Ii. WILLIAMS, AHcts
10y DUNCAHsOE BROTHERS, auctIoueers,
AZ Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest

TBu5TEEs' SALE OF elk ELEGANT TWO.
PbEssID BEICK FRONr HOUSES. NTH
AL IBE ng.ERN TaP8nvEdESTs,s SIR.
ssb PEsIR srREEFs DsJSafs sIsI s4
-. BY virtue of six deeds of trust given to Us, and
dated August 2, a. D. Is7z, any reoorded IL
- L'ber No 692, tolie l29; Libar 692, folio Is2
folio 49, and Liber 69i folio S. respecfivey of the
la records for he District Of Columbia and a. the
request Of the parties secured thereby We will SELF
81 public auction, IN front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, the IOth day of November, A. ID 1874
p-rcels Of ground sttaatd aud yins IN ta5 civ Of
WASHINGTON, District Of Oolumbis, ana being Known
e lots mark Cd ard eiisred A, B, O. &, sni I. in
Beplshln GHb-Lt's recorded subdivision Of part
o. s4usie nuubered three hundred and seve1tT-one
t%ll, together with the improvements, consisting
o. 40 elegant fEo-story basement and msnsard
fo-I rress brick font dwelling house on each lot,
iHTnished with every conyeuisuce of q frsi-class
This property - in a most desirable location
aelnR s91lh, WIN spacious grounds Ia front. and
II is nesr '.douat vernos sQuare," and con.
yCuient to all the street railways.
Toms: Ga lots 4, b, . and %, $4,000 each; on
1t u, SOS COO aud on lot I, sI2SIj with interest 81
~ Fer cent OF ssid arHOuats from Ausut 2 ls73, Il
day Of sale. and pensrs Of sale cash; balance
a. six, twelve aud eishteen months, notes bearing
six per eC interest from day Of sale, aud ,ured
b. = deed OF trust on the property soi: dep J-fl
OF $500 d each lot will be required ut time oFssl,
al cS0ve5 snoinsr &c, a. expense Of purchaser or
II terms of sale are not complied with IN seven
days from dGy Of SALE the trustees reserve right
defsulting purchaser or purchasers, upon giving
i've dsSs' notice ia some daily paper published 10
Washington, u. @,
4 A. ROLLINS, a..
WIN OHANpLrR,f AFuslees'
oct:6 m,wSf DUNOANsON BROS, Aucts.
IEIHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED un.f
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, December Z, 1874
81 O'Clock, IN front Of The premises
2 he following change has been made in the terms:
oDe-third cash. rem al der in one, aud three
Years, notes bearing 10 cent. interest and Sc
cured b. deed Of trust upon he property sofa. Rest
OF terms as alb we.
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COFFEE.

Old Government Java, ...... 30 cant.
Otd fcFeTnmf nj Java, roasted ..-....... 50 cents
VIC ToVtTfInent lava, raw, extra Quai-y.-35 cents
Old Gov Java, roasted, extra quality. q cents
marscaihoi raw , = cent?, rOast ...... 80 cents
LsguyrB, raw, - cents, TOasse s..... RI cents
hio, rsw ~ and 25 cents roasted, ~ and 80 cents
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= q. Il, WAhNENf
D Real Estats Broker aud Auctfooeer
No. T2S 7th street, between G aud n.
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cpTBE ABOVE sALk is POSTPONED Until
TUESDAY, December I,lS4, same hour and place
Sb bHttkn =. S ShHIh.,H,TssssER't Trustees.
novll-eo&ds J. r COLDWELL, Salesman.
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: q y AR y LIN e.

NUTgCE,
Wan ne view a. diminishing the -bHuCs - ct -,E
is'21s ne Steamers % this Line take = sescf aet
-uETse Ter ali seasons Of ths year
OF the outward cassage from QuseBstown - New
sHFk u hOstOD, crossing Meridian Il - az 4 Ts4
d nothing g the north OK IS.
~ he comeWsrd passage, q pssiBg the Meridian
o. 81 - ~ lat. OF nothing 20 tn North u a
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uYLArIMER q OLKARY,

- Auotfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
bcRtbwvat corner PennsylyeniA avenue and lltn Sc
Star Once Bsildings.
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lALTIMORE & POTnNAO RAILRoAI

.OIpIAO RAILROAD
Il A15D b TRKsTs n. W
s, rIails wilIrun as follows:
b Ia1I-NS AhRfFE Al
flashing TOW.
- S.lSa, m.,HeE Fork AZ
Lree5s dsiig.
p = %, AC~OmmOda-
9 u tsiiy, eX. huoisy
'-99 a. ID Fast Lin ,
.ziis.
b 1i:3Js. ,AccOmpOdA-
ttaL daily eX. Sunday.
E s:AO ?. n, Baltimore
and Philadelphia ex-
press daily, eE. 5undsy
1903 y. m Limited EK-
Pr as from New Vera
daily eT, Sunday.
. 400 ? m, AccOmu DDS
ton, sEcert Sunday
S.s3 ?. n, daily, frC1
Baltimore and the Eusl
AA.&S p u, EG19hstI
EE5E5ss, taly
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STEAMER LINES.


rhe svist and iay0Tite Urea Steamer PILOT ROY,
aaFtsin yo%ePh waits, leaves 6. =.
sfTeet BARI, 81 o'Cl0cE every = zyIif - e
ItEsDA1 ana eATrRrsY
4tkhlSSS, f2r principal Jsndiugs n tbe Po-
.oniac, as Tar down = Cu~rionIZz. tusufrz .
NsshiI 3 even Neius-day - SsHdsY cve..Ins
Ihs >sturfsy ard Sunfsy tr4s includes Cotton 5,
blAIkistoU = bland aid Leo. Arft1Wn
4 BYLEs, AgeuI.
ssgH ~ Hs-s.rafr WEA-r
, 1874-09-26

gencrally expects TO 1o treated BY th@m In t,irn
Sl,d by tho time each has performed i,s nct Of
cfvlllty or hospitality, tho who1o crowd IN iut,xt-
ustol, or wpll on tho rond to it, II ia tho troat-
Ing habit Which sapplitc,s o,sh srog-shoE With
bo j" troatea," and to sponge their nory rolationB
at tho oxpenso Of the Callers for liquor. Ger
man 1pnfora-ullat few there nre Of then-must
pay for tl,eir own drinks, ~ 1t Is decidedly
against tho cuBtom Of tho country fur auy ono
10 troas them.
Tho Germans are strongly ntthohed 10 their
Of national unity, mud nrc devoted SUBJECTS. Of
their Emperor Dut thoy aro still moro attacl,otl
to Tho Institution Of bacr than t@any politics, !"
aud aro more loyal to Kiug Ga.nbrinus
than to KaIsor Wilhelm I. Their do
votion to Prince Lager oxcoeds thoir
admiration for Prince Bismarck. Tho Emperor.
with Tho ald Of Bismarck, hioitke. and tho whole
bonr law In Germany. Tho more proposition
to enact such Law
WOULD OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT
and rnvoluttonize this country. The right to
drink beor, or vino, when or where lo plenaos,
and In such quants t1oa ~ his appetite and tho
customs Of tho country call for, il regarded as
ina'lousble rgt ana the very sHa1noo aaa en-.
Of tho German In Amorica to hts national drink
IL honestly inherited. And 1t Ia, therefore, not
10 strange. aftUr ali, whan tho powerful forco Of
habit Ii considered, that ho would rather sacritluo
party-tioB aud bonds Of friendship than forogo
his faYorite boyorhgo. In short. tho 0or1nau
csteonla hia lager aa part of lia necessary eua~
tonauco doenis It no moro Injurious to Lis
hoaltll OF morala than TO drink colfoo or milk
and looks upon wator, especially such NJ ID
found III most OF Germany, Us a iluid ut only for
tho drink Of tho inferior animals, and for irrlga.
hon aud culinary purposes. j. II.
, 1874-09-26

Frunt tho tlhcsHHatt l'Mett rr L.
4 privats latter from q gentleman ~ lenae "
ha brother in hs city tos tue stofy ~ noN NJ,
hwtnn,u. In that State "About month Sllloo
ooosea man ksd aor wo .n ras a. 1ar1 srseae mueh %
ala r,,eti knowfuc that should lle bo caught ho
wol s to tho bS SaF'st 80 6S9 oe fos ss
trai Il, HAT section. 4 frisnd OF hls hearing OF
s situation TGnt ,4ons.a 70 fss fop s sonyeraton m ha
tnf naouoy, OF courao) to give hlla powder,
Which 10 ahonla tAko wl!on , he s was csntarea' n
Tic poor man, believing II 70 be u charm. reaai-
" mid tho sum demanded and received tho
now,lcr, which Ae WIS to swallow whom thcro
waa r,o othor hopo. Tie next dAy the naan was
tliaooyerod In his htding-placo by crowd OF
wLita tla,,, who woro determined to carry out
tho decision Of Judge Lynch, antl wore about TO
haug him to troo which tl!oy lad already Holcct.
ed, lilo prisoner, with groat reluctance. yes
having faith In tho power of his powder, WAS
talson 10 tho troo Ind whom NJ! tile arranGenlen!s
we're mado took tho powder from Ills packet and
swallowed lis contouta. Tho clfoot WAS quickly
seun, ~ ho fell dead immediately"
, 1874-09-26
a Connecticut, Enby-SllOyv.

Nillingly. Conn.,, 4aA had u paby-at.ow. It came
81 in TUG Congregational church. and . writer III
tho Hartford Times deacriboa tho affair thus
'Thero we're little babies aud biz babIes, aHeet
tonEqss baa and tsguaIy tongues eht babies qnd
latter wns one Of the African type, will little
round head like II bullet, and eyeB ditto Tlore
WAS a baby from Brooklyn, N. Y. and ono
from Proyidonce The hnntlsomost hnby Of oil,
9na 3r", tae Rea'n mGss Tehdresse to- was oay
entor it on the llEt Of pflzo contestants. not
wishing to nut IL on exhibition or mike y prize
bAby Of it.. 0vor fifty babies wore untored III
tue lidt. and prcHont. -Four Of thu fifty died be-
locted, photograph Of tha whola lot waa taken
y the arms ot mothers und nurses, sitting on
tho front stops Of tho church. Dut the
task Of arranging iorty-ono babies, TO DO
photographed Al at oncu proved rather
tormluhle. Flftenn or tsonty at Il time could
thase wcro got Into ppHltion, fifteen Or t"onty
others throw up tlIutr arms loois aud sqnoaled
Sumo doubled III, their liuts and p1l'!chett their
motlloss IN Tho faoo. Tho indefatiSablo pEotng.
tertlor, and la own TO, procuring troall patess
as faut at QUO was si1ood By Ills rdstloss mass of
hatca. At last it wAH announced that aIaasRllo
picture wan takon and tho balos journcd 70 tho
lnHluo OF Lhe church for refreshments anu psl"o6'
Ihuro wcto three clusaos Ut babies, ala o prlzo
for tho llaudaomuat OF oaeh caus Tho first olass
included those hotwoon Z aud ] yoa1s Or
ago !; Tho seeond, tlloso botwoon / aud mud
tho Third, thoso undor l year., There "oro n
three Judges for each clasa-aino iudgoa IN all
baby judge doesn't occupy tho most ploasant
position III tho world. II ttieso aro forty bab1ca
10 Iulgu you must inevitably rilo tho ieoliHga of
thrsy.nlno nothors, for oyory ono THINKS llor
own tho handsonloat, NJ oyory crow tllinAh hor
own tho whtaAt. THAT baby not tho nilzo !! SUD
woun. curling up tho hair Of lt1In I.', dot 9f
thing; 'Tl,at baby got tho prize! llunph! ! !
know good many llas,dsonlor than TINT oao J.
And she gave vigorous brush to o9c!l curl, III i
to e1nphasizo thu TACT TINT ler baby was Aau!s'
Honoat, prize or 10 PRICE,
, 1874-09-26

1S0DIssaUS i
Near He'd Ciond Agency, Sept. II, la74.5
Gon. King and escort pnssed through Inst
week, on route from Spotted Tail, whore the
General las been in ort1Br to
LOCATE THE AGENCY,
the removal OF which has beeu long conten-
plated. Tho location is solocted, and the worIi
81 removal in progress. A detachment Of tue
yesterday Tor tic putposo Of assinting to gnard
the Agency while tho camp is being changed.
The site finally selected 10 dlstAnt Bo,ne 10
miles from tho former position. and about 4a
miles from this point. Notroub1s is apprehonded
altosetAor satisfactory to Spotted Tail.
ALL IS QUIET HERE
ut present. The aspect of affaisa may radically
changa iu short tino, If the excitomsnt relative
to gold In the Black lllB continues, us tho most
expeditions mode Of communication with that
region ia via this camp. II. r. N.
, 1874-09-26
TkC1hb0ttlps

Tho trustooa for thu heirs Of tho Tlohborncs
oatatoa ltYo beon obligoA to obtaln m art nl
Parliament to enuhlc tlrm to rl'1e money npon
tho nstates, tho ucu,1branco to cover tho llyes
or future heirs, to efrny thu cost If l'tiNaton
cniorcel upon tlom l'v Arthnr Orton. It'o aSs
Aaa beon obtained Mt tho instauco Of tAo Angsh
Court Of olancery an H. t. tho oosts 70 y, % Sa9 w.
G17 1854
, 1874-09-26

Total abatiiluute. TAey SAY they think tho Amer
leans could do tho Hame Il they would abolish
whisky, nnl substitute malt ana viuonY bover-
agcs, and try and live luietAr and loss exciting
and sensational lives. They claim that teeto-
taltm in not Temperance, aud has for tta lndoraa-
mont neither tho initnctlons. OF Scripture. the
practice Of the ancioMt Church, nor ths support
OF human nature.
Ono thing that promotes the universal prao-
ttca Of beol-drnkug III Germany is tho IIabit Of
living in villages and cities. Such a thing aa II
1ortHan family living npart from their no:shbors
on farms ID scarcely known in this country Cor
Inosa rural yillaEea, OF which there aro betseon
}D,U00 una lU,0)0 in Germany. coutaita
generally 5U to 1Do families; Each village
llas tta acitool-house, ts church, aud ite beer
enough to nt'pport thom. Every osoning, when
| tho day's work IL done In tho surrounding i}elds,
tho men, and often TIM women, resort to their
bcor-gardeI1 for thu enjoyment Of their favorito
pa cas or n'HGas9 :, to to s e che hUn9 hs% = saa
| s"aliomod standing at lllo bar. ut gup, aa in
America, but ID slowly and loisurcly clipped and
"pnsfel over at tablo. Tho American prac~
| teo OF tfcnting tho hya:antlora
| IL SErl:N sEEH IL GERMANY.
Each porsnn pays only for whit lle hinlsolf con-
anlncs. nnlesu il bo that drunk BY blu vito or
children. a llnlf.a-dozon ncgl.bora or ac-
| q'sa!nta'lcon will nit down at table, and drink
s"1ha ar tno 'oe ~ noa won "y ono oaTg
| regarded ~ impropnr aud i,luolicatc. Tloro is
| no such thing aa drinking round, "-cach by
tmrns psylng for all tho liquor and cIgars.
| Whom . German oas for a glass Of beor or
III q hurry to TOO tia bottom of tho gass. Ihsse
aro no loaferu and froe-lulctora ata!ug around
| IN the SALOON, Waiting to bo asked to !" take
| something" or to ioylto themselves to tlliuk at
another mars axpenBc. Perhaps nothing III
| American llfo
CoSnuoEn MORE 70 IATgMpEnArE HABITS
| tlan the nlivDIsal practice OF "trcattns," and
asking ncqualnthncos and bFstauders to drink ut
| ones oxpcusa. II oauaea excessive drinking ;
tor II enc fnan treats hs1f'a-doxen topess, ha
, 1874-09-26

Advlcc4 from Cnmp Robinson nnd
Ikeu Cloud Agency.

AuViCC4 from camp k0Dtn60n ana
IkxA Cloud Agency.
Correspondence Of Y,hs chftaoo tribune,
c.ur RnaY.sos WV Tar :,
Near Rel, Cloud Agency. Aag. ., ISIS.
rerhaus word from this tso1nted garner of
~. vorI1 ,r;,, In a,,,r,a1o =. ,,o,,r n,,,,. ~.
~ "'. "'1' ~ 1880 ~ ~ .oAA'
vec1ally ~ elloneouh l1oa5 "PPeaE ~ Do pfesa"
lent concerning the pnco, It's situation, tho hos
tillty OF the Indians, eto.
Far from being drsar wiiderness, tho country
.hout hor,
Is DEAuI'1uh-
tho camp and the Immediate vicinity particularly
80. The White River runs through It. Cool
.nrinon .honnh. afrnrhi,,r 4 r5sntifn, snnn,v nf
80 .,t.n rr.,a ,,r,,,,,;, Z. ,,.or.a .,t, ~
puao "".o1' 49,. w." ~. oaso
eu'hc1oas 10 leoo ao 'noeAn'so nutnoaf OF eastle'
4 ridge OF Hills running FOR nI!os BorTea aa
nlain an tho other sido. Tie hills
are coFefoa WILL Pn'o tlnoor, 1fom
Which material ia now holhg takon to Build quar-
tors FOR six companies nf tr0up. III fact. far
from being legion Of unhoundod etor.lity, as
ono frum MI olninence views It at--hllls, yal-
Toys, plaIns patches Of wood tntcraqaraed, the
river winding through tho caIup ia :he midst,--
faw faieor aoenoa are to bo found in tho country,
Tor g,azug,' ~ fusuo ranches will shortly
tssufy.
THE 1sp!Aaa
aEo coming To rapidly, More than .0o0 arc
now registered at tia Agency. Sioux, Chsycnnee.
and Arapa1oes arc acastercd, III small villages
and large, all ovcr. the country. They chiefly
come from the north,-one OF tho lateat arrivals
being Black Conl and hls band Of Arnpahoes,
who participated in lnte fight with tho Uuited
States troops undor command Of Capt. Dates.
TIE cAur
conglsta ot four companies Of infantry and one
OF cavalry; total Of men and oalcors 227. u is
situated about a milo and hull from thu
AHnn 1Itaf1 ri $FNn Inns -
eGoct IN tic Indians; but, as they aro horo III
| order to protect tho Agency, it would seem that
tho design would be hotter fulfilled i tho, wc,o
stationed In tho Immediate vicinity, to bo OIL
| hand in oase OF an emergency.
| The Indians appear ponceablo, and. in general.
| we'll dispoaed. Small parties arc mat III overy
| direction. An unuru1cd man may meet L number
| of them mile or moro from the camp, and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-22

CHICAGO, April 2l.-A destructive fire
occurred In 1shpeming, Mich, Sunday
night, originating in Samuel Prices store,
on Main street, and spreading north and
south. making clean sweep Of the block,
with Frcw & Kirkwood's drug store, on
the corner Of Main street, and including
Anderson's Hall. The flames then reach.
ed across to the west side OF the street, de.
stroying the entire block to Pearl street,
Thirty families are rendered homeless,
and twenty-five business places burned.
The loss will not fall short of $4,000:
insurance $4,000. The only steam fire
engine, three miles distant, was sent out,
and In fifteen minutes after 1t left a fire
broke out in Negaunee, and the engine
was recalled, and on the way back was
overturned and rendered useless, sir
residences were destroyed in Necsupce
with o loss Of from $4,000 10 100000
Mrs. Mathews, wife ol hotel proprie-
tor in Ishpeming, died from excitement.
Among the insurance companies suffer.
ing from the fire in Ishpimlng are the iol.
loving; Allemsnia, $500; Continental,
81 800; North Missouri, $1,000.