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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

BAENTM'S BALLOON. HuuW.'
balloon which has been mlhiu-
al journey over the tr'ru Na
made Il final landing in lhri'o,
noon. on Thursday. The mou,.'
ed i'll the yard of MIR. Irr~rotr. "
frightened Mrs. +. that she >r.n
child. and running into the hog'r
ricadcd the doors and u Iudua,
huge affair was Immediately p
and removed to I'hrtt"rd G,i".
transportation to Boston. iron
place the balloon ri>r> each i'
and Friday in August.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

FOR GOVERNOR.
ASAHEL PECK. of Jericho.
FOR LIEUT-GovERNOR,
LYMAN q. HINCKLEY, of Chelsea.
FOR STATE TREASURER
JOHN a. PAGE. of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07
Orleans County Nominations.

The Orleans County Republicans in
convention at Irasburg Wednesday the
9Th, made the following nominations ::
Senators C. Wilson of Troy, II.
5. Tolmam of Greensboro.
Judge Probdfc- f. a. Stewart of New
port.
states attorney l.. II. Thompson of
IrIsburg.
.1ss0ci0fc Judges -Orrin Taylor of
Holland. II. :. Jones of Coventry.
Shedf-F. II. Haldendy. Il;,shurg.
The state Republican convention res
olutions were adopted.
THAT SMELL.-The week closes with
the Beccher-Tilton business in about
the same situation il was in Il week ago.
Not much additional light has been shed
upon the matter, 81 fan aS the public
are informed. The committee of the
Plvmouth church has been ut work. but
have iiilcG to get Moulton to testify.
The whole case looks less hopeful with
are. vet tine confidence in Mr.. Becchcr
is unhoun,lcd.
DIED Rich. The inventory of the
estate of l.. j. McIndoc. late editor and
proprietor of the Vermont ,jOuiHdI and
Chronicle. at Windsor. Just returned to
the Probate office ut Proctorsvillc,
amounts to SIOO,2lS.S7, most of which
is in government, state, and paying
bonds, and the best of railroad stocks,
deposits in savings banks, and S3,0OO
cash ON hand IL il believed not many
debts are outstanding against the es-
tate Mr.. Mclndoc was one of the
hardest working men we ever met. He
did not allow himself the necessary time
to eat and sleep. These habits brought
him to II premature grave. He demon
StIGItcd the fact that money can he
made printing Il country newspaper A.:
but Notwithstanding. il is vet question
with some if the example is worth fol
lowing just for the name of dying rich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

; iake nSlpn lsia paradise
.PtIeagh from tue south
aheflarger9 game of the
ar and deer. have quite
But father north the lat
i,drovcs. and the raVageS
are not intIrTucmt. llilh-
llrtN Years DIR. Todd of
-. WAS wont to come for
cation. and many another
lbcmt himself on the shores
nd waters. The country
ed I the level of the lakes
hundred feet above even
l.paa a.. =.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

So far as known, the loss of life bv
the Pittsburg flood amounts to l33
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

- Dudley G. DcniSon of RovaItou.
has hnally been ''pcrSIIa,lcd" To run for
Congress against Judge Poland. not
withStanding he freely and frankly told
the Judge. three weeks ago, that he
should not he Il candidate under au,
circumstances. The ease is said 10 he
briefly this: Meade found that his
chances of going to Congress from the
second district were growing small by
degrees and beautifully less: So he
made an arrangement with Mr.. Dcnison
I" run also, agrecin" that if ne (Mcudel
got any votes in the convention. he
would transfer them to DeniSon. ~
Correspondence RepnbIican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07

to c,u,d, -
InI, ', .I mat day. H..
'"'H l. 'hr husband 81 Nv hrt
I Ep'''a'' ana another l.h 10 deg
,,NeN '>'' one saving he, u" a..
nin'''l,'h'i' the othcrto 2,
.h'' afternoon the Ross L,'-'.
, lme next day the lest of H. a'>
ne Two men who 80 r..,," ' n
.irn 'h'lr Purp">c 10 % ID, VA.
inns correspondent. aI,,v,,
~ ''l' kldnaPPrr>. and H. "'r
I'SSI near En~>'> h"u,,, H.. So.
t,'',NrS believe than m,
WIZ '!,I woman and h,rl..
anu "'''i'ii Il days io0rn..
Wv" II anu ar" cir1rm.... "
search ny that Theory. h
a"S"r" tiiat eight mcu r,.,.
as agents for Il nur>rIt .,J !.
people sure they Were Xmas.
start. Eight dIumincr>t.
Il single >p"'. and mobod
lShaW ; There WIS notIn
. 'nlS 10 h">n on the detective.
-hiil Iii: Ihrl" has hrrl.....
i"l" WIN much rirrum>i.-
Ne" OK Herald rcpultc, ..
answering III every brlfi.r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-07
ST. J"hnsbrrv, judy :, ia.

FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS ,i.,,,
JOHN u. " VI. I.t.i'
&. \. FOR >H. ( -, l '''i.. az
GEO. HOW '"'''"'''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

RY W. l.. WALL a Co, Auctioaeers,
II New Marble Building,
hos.soo and so2 Pennsylvan ia avenue, cor. 9Th st.
AUCTION SALE OF THE WHOLE OF rHE
STOCK OF BOOKS. eTATI0aEBY, FANCY
ARTICLES, FlNTGREs, &C, &c OF NJ EssRs
kERYAED TOWERS. No. 9o9 PENSsYL-
WANNA AVENUE
,-,s,, On THURSDAY, FRIDAY ard sATUR.
hMIDAY. October L, ? sud 3, ls74, commencing
49, at O'Clock N. and ?. m, will sal
for c.sh, At the store of Messrs kervs1d Towers,
No. 9O9 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest, consist
ing in part, TO wit:
5000 to 1000 volumes of Books in History, Science
and Light Literature,
LOCO volumes Of Juveniles,
Large lot Of elegantly bound Bibles aud Prayer
300 volumes Medical Works.
Large lot Blank Books OF all descrip tions,
Everything in the Stationery lne-Paper, EnveI-
opes, Pens, Pencils, lux, &c,
Fancy Writing Desks, Iskstsnds aud other srti-
Large lot fine Gold Pens and Pencils,
Three fine show Gases, with Stands,
One large Herring Fire proof Safe,
Shelving, Drawers ans other Fixtures.
In fact, everything to be found in first class Book
and Stationery Store.
Bale positive and without reserve.
Catalogues can be had st store.
Dealers are particularly invited to this sale,
good opportunity is offered to repleRish their
stock. W. L. WALL & CO,
sep2-d TRepnbl Auotioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

nROOP. o. October ], ls74, az n O'Clock O. m d,
siteI a Ions and painful sRheriBR. SOPHIE, nee
- hMlIIs beloved vile a EdWafd Drop
he funeral III take place from her late resi-
dence. 20 Ian street. northwest, On SUNDAY, Get.
- 81 O block m.
PRlCE. u baltimore, on tho morning Of the 81,
e half past ] O'Clock, FANNY W, VII. oil J0nn .
Prlge. IT sud daughter a the laIe DR., stephen
Bailey, Ia fhs IS b year OF her age.
funerGi 81 g 'eaEOOd ceneteTy, October s.h.
tuf pafuful illness Ef'rCTO so Tf. e. a.. - A.
year 81 his GEe.
Funeral viii take place from his late resiaencs,
5tS 30 htreCI EO.thFagt. on Sunday. 81 $3.50 q. nj.
Relatives and friends OF the fan IL are toctfUF
invited 10 bttend.
WALLACE. At the residence OF bis mother. in
Law, 1880 l. street, THURSDAY, October Let, ls7s
~ 3:is O'Clock. BEAJAMIA b. WALLACE, in the
All ear Of HE eye.
FnnsTsl from tue 18th street Presbyterisn Church,
~ B O'clrck u IA. Sunday. October an. ifienls II
the family are especially invited 20 atteai. New
York Times please copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Anctionesr,
ID (successOT TO Green Williams, Au cts
no. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SIS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
Ent sE ON The SOUTH Sinr OF nc 2T9 o
sTbEsT BETWEEN I31s AND IiTH
STREETS WEST.
- BY virtue Of a deei oF trust to rs, dated August
~ rs. A. ID 1873, duly recorded ia Libsr No 724,
<folio 49, q sea lone Of the snd records for the
District OF Columbia, and at ths request OF toe
parry secured thereby. Wa viii sell, in front Of the
Premises, on SATURDAY, October 10, l.74, ST 3
o'sicCk ,. m, all that certain piece parcel of
ground situate in the city Of WsshiDst on, Il. O.,
EnoVp and described as Lot lctterFd - b. OF ann
Bisnchar subdivision of Lot numbered eight, "a,
ard part q Lot numbered nine, t9,l in square NUN
bereo two hundred and ffty-seven, (757,D fronting
eighteen Isl feet nine ~ inches street north
and runBtpR back With that width distance OF
tny six (76) feet, together with the improvements
above.
Terms: O1e-third cash; balance at six, tg.Ire.
ard eighteen months, with interss st a. IL per cent
from day Of sale, secured by deed of trust A de-
post Of SlG0 will he required at time of sale. All
convey anCiBg ut peuse of purchaser II tie ara
not complied with in days the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at the risk aud
81 the defauliing purchaser, after five days aiver
tisem1ut. Nj r. CAGLAN, rz,..
sePS-ecScs WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

Old LRTTRRs-Iord Cockhuru writes Ia his
memoirs. - have all my life had a bad habit
of preserving letters, and Of keeping them al
arranged and dOcketed; but seeing the future
nse that II oiten made OF papers, especially by
friendly biOgraphers. who rarely hesitate %
sacriiice confidence and delicacy 70 the promo
ton OF sale or excitement, have long resolved
10 send them all up the chimney In the torn OF
smoke, ard yesterday the sentence was exc
Cuted. j have kept RicbardsOn's and Jeffrey's
and some correspondence had daring import
AIT Passages OF our Scotch progress but the
ret, amounting 20 several thousands, can nov.
Thank GOD, enable no yeuality 20 publish sa-
cred secrets, or ~ stain fair regulations by
plausible mistakes. \ ct old friend. cannot Ice
parted with without pSDg. The sight Of even
the Outsides OF letters Of fifty wears recalls a
part Of the interest with which each was re-
Ctiyed in lie dsv, and then humiliation makes
one start ~ II one rad suddenly reached the age
OF final oblivion. Nevertheless ~ packet af5er
packet smothered the fire with the ashes. anI
gradually disappeared ia 81 IA vap0r, reelected
that my correspondents were safe, ana 1 was
uiedsedn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

IL
ID AuctiOnesrs and RsaI Ksts.s Brokers,
Star once BuiIdins.' N'- ''''''
CATALOGUE SALE OF HLEGAxr HoUsE.
a On M6s6GY s6RsISs, october s, liza,
W Smme11l9g At o O'Clock, at the residence Of
tnoTthvest, we shall sell his superb ooIIection
oiHOusehold Enects, comprising in part
Rosewood. case stsi5xa9 Pi.1sfor.. ffnu.i,s,
p p6se%9 S, q fisno Stool fneIy upholstered.
ore Gils frame FreDch-plate Mirror fee. inc hes
ene Sif'a%e E.'neh plate Mirror, feet inches
Walnut, . sisns n.lbis-sa.s E,essre, With gold
Inches high By f FEET inehss VIDE iee' III
walnut, Tennessee bic tep Center Table, gold
Klessnt Buni.work, Marble-,op Cabinet, mou ntsi
WIZ ssenehS plate Mirro. In gilt, ,,,.
Walnut Git Parios suite, upholstered in crimson
B B1fa.si ht6 card Ia SRsiT''
Elegant COrnice, for bay sud side windows.
E'egsnf Jspsnsss and Ciiness Vases. Bronzs and
Prrisn Figures.
supeTi,T A1niLsier, English, and Tapestry Oar
AnnaIrs ter, Turkish. and Velvet Rugs.
DIHING-ROOM
Walnut Dining settle, con isting OF Frerch-p plate
Hsu;el Dirror, TI3 5x6
feet wide bT 10 feet ioIg 'N''
Elegs9t French China servics, and superb set of
Ten Dining Cnairs, upholstered with Russia leather
AIns Ohsits, eHos,e, Cd .ith Rgssa lesther
CsrNirs Table, elegantly carved
eiena sarbletop Silver Stand
asEesoHel y carved Il ,Efet siebA marble TOP with
trench-Elste Mirror, $40 BY aH6i elegantly
EIegaFt Cornics and Win low haugirgs.
CTirus Fire Screen.
Embroidered Tabl" Cover.
Ole PsrlOr Fountain, ir working order.
HALLS.
Handsomely carved " sInnt Hall Stand, with
hrorzgd Medallion, srua msrble-5ase, and
Two Jary:d Walnut Hall Chairs, upholstered in
Elegant Hall and Stair Carpets.
LIBRARY.
Hsndsom' y finished Walnut Bookcase, with
Elegant Walnut NJ arbI--top Table.
kiN Walnut Office Arm Chairs.
Elegant Walnut Lounge. upholstered in crimson
Walnut Marble eH top Wine Boufet.
Elegant Window hsr ginss aud COrnice.
Large Spanish Arm ,GasiT, ia figured rep.
several superb CHAMBER Suites, with elegant Dress
inPs ts sad AImoires, With French plaie
Single Walnut Bedstesds Of the same desigu.
Elsg..t y hite y air Msttr...es.
Fine Fine FsatheT Pill9.s and BOIsters.
servants Furniture, &c;
kksfI isoi, sidebosrds, Safes, Kitchen
NB-We would state th.t all of the above fur
Rit1re vas made t. oder for General smith % R.
tlmore, ard the carpets we're furnished by mellow
I'll Co., OF the same city, ell of which have been
m use but ten months, the whole comprising one
q the most select and complete outfits in this
city.
Ii 5use for sale or rent, which is one of the most
con Plate Bnf elegant resi- enres the city. Apply
en- the Dr.. Misses. LATIMEB CLEARY.
stpsS dads Anctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

MRS. SWIssHELM has invented a new Under
garment Tor women. when she puts o. on she IL
covered from the wrists 60 the neck aud ankles,
anQ has no useless drapeTY. But, she saws, she
will never consent TO call IL a "chem loou. -
That name suggests horrible sounds near lonely
lakes. She proposes that &c shall he named a
.'cbe M, or, II that is too short, q "chtmlin -
Those v no have seen Il wonder how she gets ini
bat she uCes this easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
PROVED PROPERTY on The EAST SIDE
OF 7TH STREET. RETWkEN 1 AND 4
k3REEfS SOUTHWEST.
q By Virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dated pril
esE, A. y. 1873, and duly recorded In Lioes No.
~&3i4, folio $50 ope OF the land records for tue
District Of Columbia and BY the written rAqusst Of
tie party secured thereby, win sell 81 public auc-
ttOB, in front Of the premises. NJ O'Clock m on
MONDAY, the 29th day % June, A. D. 1874, Lots
numbered nine, 30 ten, 100 and eleven, 1l,l ia
Square numbered four hundred and seventy 4 979, }
containing eleven thousand and twenty ye feet
(1l .02s feet Of ground, more or less.
Terms OF sale: Txe thousand 8 2 O0l dollars and
expenses of safe in cash and the balance in twelve
months, With interest, 10 be secured by 9 deed Of
trust on the property sold deposit Of two hun
drtd 2001 dollars will be luired at the time of
sale ALI convey sncinR at the cost of the
IL the terms Of sale not com piled with In seven
days, the Trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk ard cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser, after five days ADVERT cement
T6EATON DONOR o, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

" Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
Federal buildings, corner !th aud SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON
GUNNER MYRTLE AVENUE AND NORTH
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYsIUs'
CHURC At AUCTION.
q. BY virtue OF deed Of trust TO rs, dated hu-
- cost 10, A ID. lS72, duly recorded ia Liber No
co.., folio 45i, of tine land records for the Dis
trct IF Columbia, and ct the written Iuest of the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public scc-
ion, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, Sep.
tember -, 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ tue folio wing
described real estate, stu ate In the city OF ssh
ington,b c., to Wit All that piece or parcel of
ground known as lot numbered enc hundred and
thirty two, (l32,l in the recOriei subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and seventy five,
(b73) ard contained within the following metes an5
Of North Capitol street aud myrte avenue, ard run
ming thence east alorE said sixteen 40 seet
thence south at right angles sixty five 1861 fset
thence west sixteen ia feet TO said North CAPITOL
feet TO place Of beginning, together vi "a tho i'm
rrOyemeDts, as above.
Terms: Two thousand dollars, with interest at ten
per cent. per annum from February 10, 1874 to day
Of ssle, and penses OF sale ia cash, and the bal
at six, twelve and eighteen nlhs, fer which
tbe notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
property sold, will be taken. deposit Of sl01 will
be required at time of ssa and all convey sncing
expense Of purchaser If terms OF sale not COM
p.ted With In deTs from day of sale the trus
risk aud cost Of the defsuting purchaser after Ave
DAVID GALLUP, Ir
THOMAS 7. FISHER, Ifus'ee7
rST8E ABoyE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, Octoher 9Th, 1874, same hour sad place
THOMAS T. TIsHER, trustees
serf8 eo&ds J. T, OOLpW EGI, salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
~ T. sEATOS D0E0Ho, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is P0STPOgED
Fptil TUESDAY, 9TH day OF July, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
TsEAT0N DoNOHO, Trustee.

u TIE PURCHASES HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above terms, the above-described
property will bs resold the risk and cost OF the
defauiting purchaser, on MONDAY, October D,
lS4, at D O'Clock T. m. at same place AMI same
termt. T.SEATON DOE0H0, Trustes.
seI2g-d T. J. SWEET, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

Southwest csrner Pennsyanis avenue and 18th at ;,
Star Once Building.
CHAAESCERY yALgABIE IMPROVED
AND UklMPB0VED REAL ESTATE ON
NORTH sTBEET, BETWEEN 2lsI AND
TEsI ~ THT PITY Of
- ~ virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
Ki;;a the piSiriet Of Columbia, passed in eq atty
earah TGTtos ct al, he undersigned, as Trustees
10 s.d fagse, viii sell 2, public anction, to the
September, coBmencnR 81 O'clock m u of' ,S p,
premises, the described real estate TO
VIZ LII numbered 2S IN subdivision OF original
tsJ tmace By the trustees il the Gauss With the
~ pIGyeIofnt: thereon, consisting of large brick
Immediately sf;eC the above ssIe will sell lot a. ia
ssld Of said lot s said square seventy
nne' ~ ana I'm PROV ent MIS- each ofssd lots and
- beng - feet ~ inches On street, BY l73 feet
IIomedisteIy after the above sale will sell lot let
tered A. In william p EiliCtts subdivision Of orr
And Immediately after the above sale vii! sell Lot
lettTed u, in saii subdivision Of said lot Is 4 said
square 79. and improvements thereon consisting OF
large dwelling house said l5ts and being Il
feet each, By II feet in depth.
fsIms % ssie: 0ne-thiTd purchase money cash,
aud balance q purchase money paysble ia six l6)
tereat a. eight pAT cent. eunum until paid; the
payment thereof 10 bs secured BY the pronliss Dry
sureties, 20 be approved by thS trustees or the
Whole OF the pdrchase mcnaY can De- paid cash on
cav of sale, Gna rattle asion tasre f by tne
cont. lien will be retained on ths properly
Pod, and no deed w!il be given until all the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. Ali convex
sLciGE at cost Of the purchaser or purchasers II
purchaser fsis to comply with terms Of sIe within
ten days efer day 4 SALE tao Trustee reserve thu
right TO resell tbs property sod the cog aud risk
Of the detau'tinE purchaser or purchasers. de-
pOsit Of SO viii be required on each piece of prop
erty when sold.
J M + S Fl IIiAsHRSE' Trustees.
sepl7-dSds LATIMEk z CLEARY, Aucts,
Es-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Ct tie rain, uptil TUESDAY, October 6,
lc!i, same he ur Gnc place. BE- order Of the tras.
tees LATIMER 4 CIEARY.
fer30-d&ds Auotfo1eers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

RY b. 81. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner TIN and sta northwest
CHAECERY SALE OF CYPRESS LUMBER
BY virtue OF decree passed September Is 1874, In
equity cause No. GO, DJckes IS, Supreme Court,
District Of Columbia. wherein John d. Trainer Is
ct public auction, the Gstreet vhaef in the city
Of Washington, on MONDAY, October q. 1874, at
mated at frsm forty 70 torty i've thousand feet. 1t
will be sold 10 lets Il from TO ye feet.
Terms Cssh.
BvSJ<NIS SgFDs, Receiver.
sepzoto BkAlAAkD n. MAEGER, Auct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
,I,HLs $50 GL.AN OTLGa, TLa. Las sab.oEll

'k'HlS Is 20 GU a NOTICE, That the subscriber
: has Cttaa-d from the Supreme Court Of she
District %. ..mti- holding Special Tera letters
81 a. O. istratt the pcrss na esI are CT dOHAS
IA p hSfUN, ia.e q Washington city, Dis
IIlct i t1iu-lfia, CeceaSed. All persons having
clans sBaifst The sad deceased hereby warned
- e1b,o't tie same with the vouchers thereof. TO
Ihe tscrt eT on or before ths 81 dag d September
hyRts the5 tns5 otherWtst b law be excluded from
81 p.Igtt O. TIE said eststs. Given under LAY
ssns7 -s,- ALFKED P. MARsTON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

WOMAN s Trust AND MANS PBRFIDY.-A
California paper uarTates another story OF
woman's trust sud mau's perfiiy. A prudent
wife, after much urging, induced her wite TO
save part Uf his wages by dcp0siting 80 a
month with her. Tue arrangement promised 20
be A grand financial success Every mouth the
faithful husband handed over so 60 hi- good
vile, WHO carefully laid "a away an a safe place.
Month after month rolled on, until ten 80
Iaeces aRgre eating 500, had account lated when
the wife thought il would be wise d deuO-It tue
same In the savings bank. Accordingly, one
morning the LADY unearthed her Pile OF golden
tveutieS End walked down TO the bank. where
the treasurer told her that her pieces were only
"sQiel marks" a well known imitation. TIE
real tWenties had gOne-the husband only knew
where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
sspl6-w.st' THOMAS FRANCIS, Executor.
Is THE SUPREDE COURT TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

-oidtrs Spsstot Tim, SsptsDlbsT 1874, 1874
of WILLIAM GERRIsH deceased, the al nin,stra
= d b. D. aforesaid has with the appreciation OF ths
SUpTene Court Of the District of Columbia afore-
sad. appointed TUESDAY, SIN day OF Octoher
A. D., 1874, for the final settlement aud distribu.
ton Of the personal estate II said deceased ana OF
the Bssets 10 hard, far the have been col.
lected and tlrued Into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs If said deceased ere notified
10 attend, with their claims properly vouchsd or
they Day otherwise By law be excluded from al
beneht in said decrased's estate: ProUided, COPY
Of this order be published once a wsez for three
weeks in The Evening Star, previous II the said
day- Test:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUfUSE DAYS,

10y EDWIN J. SWEET,
~ Real Ettste BrOke and kuctiOneer,
80. 5Il 7th street, opposite S. Post once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

WOODEN Goons.-A traveller representative
bad an interview with a gentleman who has
charge OF tour mills In this State. and IN answer
10 the query a. 10 what was the cause of the
present depression IN the manutact Glory % wooden
goods,tbe said u Wa ''simply over production
The manufacture q this class OF goods, which
at one time WAS Temunerstive, las Increased
more than the demand, cOnseg uently there T.
millions OF dollars worth OF goods stored u . that
TIE owners cannot realize on. Said be, 'fTo-da
i can buy in Boston a million dollars worth OF
cloth al less than the cost OF manufacturing II
II with cloth as u A. with farming products, the
greater the production the lover tue value AMI
small manufacturers cannot afford % invest
capital which must lie dormant for months The
outlook fer The winter r. dark. but perhaps by
next spring the clouds will have partly cleared
away, and II during that time some OF the mtIis
should be sold and the works turned into other
channels of trade, 50 much the better" Ia re-
sponse 20 sn inquiry AS 20 the workings OF the
ten hour law, he said that eighteen years ago
the operatives hours were from IS = m. 90
O'Clock r. m, excepting the time Tor M eals aud
the help were as well of In health as nov He
thought that the ten-hour provision would be
beneficial a. IL would decrease tue production
and that is the sntidOte for existing evils
Boston 7rGHsCrtyi.
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