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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
- Gal Louisiana svenue, two doors east Of I'm
T susTKks SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED


TsTsTE EsI sALH9 %
TWEks sTH AND i6TH sTRrsfs WEST.
corded IL Liber No 49, folio IL ,cne Of the land
os%bs and the Of p.rg d
. the es % ri a Sse sss in 91s
Sa,. ip the city Of Ws.aiSston, il the Droi Of
Plan Of SAID city As and being oil Of lot numbered
niteea tl6l In sagsre Numbered three hundred and
E vi dsgtb q sixty tsst .hs portion Si s.i3
corner Of said lot numbered hfseen, (IsI and run:
one inch; thence south parallel with the east and
. Sess nss Ss Of, said lot sixty @ thence east
south with said east Line ninety nine (9 feet to the
southwest corner Of said lott thence nersh with the
feet to the southwest Of the front part OF said
lott and thence northery with the west fine Of said
'front.' part or said lot hundred and sixteen (l6)
feet to the place OF beginning together sifh s and
singnIar the lmproyements, ways, easements, aud
sppurtenances TO the same belonging sppertan-
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said deed Of trust
The amount secured therebv, unpsia, 8 $3.50 ls,j
ard ex sense OF sale In eash and the balance at six
ssafi1s and sd eigStesn isl msnths for notes
ssed Ct trust on the property sold deposit
At tSe oost Of ~. fse s Of sale Al
terms Of ssle sie not complied with within seven
resold at the risk snd cost OF the dsfsniting bur
CHASE r, and the Fsid deposit shall be forfeited
HENRY AiHb r. fETtkILtLLRmss; pgE Trustees.
serH I'd THOMAS DOWLIEG, Auct,
Eg-THK ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uutiI
TUESDAY, October 18Th, same hour aud D ace
h hSEinH r. fHTl hhLa S'pap Trustees.
ocf2d THOMAS DOWEIyG, Auct.
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DI a ID.


BENAkS. On the 18th Instant, a. : O'Clock n N .
alter severe and lingering illness, Mr.. JAM SsP
BENAHs, aged 81 yesrs.
Cone aud oh, thy place il vacant
AT the hoard and by the hearth
Gone, and oh, We sOrely miss thee
In our hours Of grief and nliTtb.
Gone. from al the care and labor;
Gone, from Gil the pain and woe;
Cone, from every change aud trfai
That earths weary pilgrims know.
Gone % walk the streets OF GIory,
With etep GU lAUgour fee.
Gone 60 dwell In that bright mausfpn
Jcsus hath prepared for thee.
Cone 20 that cline; no tempests lower.
lts skies are ever clear;
DO dTeed - snT parting hJur
To MI the soul with fear
Tho relatives and friends o. the family .ns Osars
LooRs, No. o. q u. VI also Snion Lodge, No.
- OF are most respectfully invited 20 attend
me funeral from his fatherin lsW residence 40
OH street sgut heast, tomorrow fWeduesdAy after
Ison ~ O'CLOCK. eorS ice conducted ia the First
mtthooist Protestant church, hsvy Yard.
LUsBf. On the 18th q October AftaF a severe
inLess q twelve oayst MAGGIE A. LUsBY, pc
IoNed vile % SsmEs 3. Lusby, aud eauRhtsr Of
OyEus "a. snd Sarah ID. NiBoberger, aged . years
The relatives and friend. Of the family Ar. re-
specially Invited o. attend the funeral Nednes-
cgy 0teTnOoL Al hat psst O'Clock D. m, from her
late residence, No. 20 Defrses street,
SMITH. On Monday, Oct ober ~. att O'Clock
N, 81 consumption, FANNIE SMITH, wife OF
funeral "Wednesday, I4-h inst 81 n O'Clock. from
Der late residence, corner 81 ca and streets sluth
e6st.
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ST THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
ID GAL LouisiaL a enue, near 7tk str

VALUABLE UEJMpRovED PROPERTY
kEhB THE CORNER OF II STREET AND
NV jersey AVENUE EORTHTEBT AT
"a On THURSDAY, October is, at 4 O'Clock
- Of Lot No. s. in Square No GO, fronting IS fe 4
or the north side Of street, near New Jersey
nue, with depth of % feet. This property is well
"csi being Immediately north Of the pot of the
Baltimore ard Ohio railroad, and adj Dining the site
Of the proposed new depot.
In Immediately after the above, / will sell part If
Io' No. s, in same square, contsininE about S. $50
square feet plat Of the same can be seen at the
auction room, and will be exhibited the time Of
sHle. -
Terms: 0ne-tbird cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest At eight per cent, se-
cured by deed q trust. All convey sncinz at the
cost of The purchasers. deposit Of RlOO reluired
each lot when bid off.
oct1a-d6ds THOMAS DoWLISG, Auct.
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A TERRIBLE SUICIDR.-In Louisville, Ky,
Annie Bernard, in a fit of jealousy last Wednes-
day evening, saturated her apparel with coal
oil, and then set IRE To it. Before the flame
was extinguished by the neighbors her clothes
were burned from her person and her feet, her
hands and limbs were chsrred. In terrible
agony she fingered until Thursday, when death
ended her misery. She was a single woman,
twenty five years of age, formerly a resident OF
lrontoD, Ohio, where her father and a sister
now reside.
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THERE has been so many unpleasant com
parsons drawn between the German educa-
tiOnal system and that OF all other countries
hugely TO the advantage Of the GermRus-that
the present figures or illiteraey ia Berlin are
astonishing. There are 1880 people in ia It
capital who can neither READ EFOz write. arth At
statistics, however. show that while there are
1929 over 90 years of age, there are only 45 be-
tween the ages of 10 and Is.
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OFFICE rF srPEEv1s1NG ARCHITECT,
TREA~TRY DzPARTN
WAsHLNI flN, D. 81, I2lh eclober. ~!

" ASH ~. ION h U october, lH4 "
Eeaira PToECsa's Eill be received AZ this ofi-e
mill II "a. % the 1bIH DAY oF OCTOBER. lS74
Tor furnishing ant delivering st the New 81 te
v ar aud Navy BepaEtm-Ets' Battling, Washing,
= n, ID. q, al the Plate and other Glass reluirsd
Ter The building 81 called for IN tbs schedule
COPIES Of tie speciGcAtiOus and schsdufe NAV be
Ian on At Pile alton At a. l. Office.
Proposal for I'm ported glass must be made faclu.
ave AID exclusive % im port duty.
Samples OF the glass proposed to be furnished
nu5l eceOGlPan e4ch proposal, AID the whole mus
Dc dehyere0 u broken and In perfect order within
siN weeks from date Of acceptance Of pro- Osai.
All ODDS must te accom- panied b. n penal bond OF
Two responsible persons, 10 the II three thou
sand dol iaTs SSIU1', that the bidieE will accept
and perform 10 contract IL Wsrded him the sniff
cency ~ the security 20 BE- Certified b. thu UuiIe1
Ststes Judge, Clerk OF he United States Court or
he pistriet Attorney Of the strict wherein the
bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
or al bids. II IL BE- deemed for the interest OF the
GOyernBieu- 20 do 80.
Every bio must be made en- the printed form 70
De Obtained this Office, and must conform in
eyery respect q the requirements Of this adyeftsa
ueUt, or 10 Wlli not D. considered.
Proposals viii not be received from parties who
ars not The 'selrss engaged in the glass trade.
PrORCsal- must b enclosed in a ssalsd envelope,
endorsed Proposals. for Z" Plate Glsss, &C for the
New > STE, " sr, ald Navy Depsr msnts' Aiding
ashluEtcn, u. q ard addressed %
Il. MULLETr,
CcilZ y Supervising Architect.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

RH LATIMKR OLEART,
y Auotioneers and Beai Eststs Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyan ave ana llth street
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
LUBE, lREHCH PIER MIRRORS CARPETS
CURTAINS. CHAIRS, PIANO, &C.
- By virtue OF deed II trust, dated the
UxXy 10Th day Of April, A. u: ls72, snd duly re-
land records for the District Of Columbia, shall
sell on TUESDAY, the 2Oth day OF October ls74
~ ~ O'CLOCK m, at house No. 612 on II street.,
between 9Th and 9TH streets northwest all the
One handsome Rosewood Piano:
Two large French Pier Glasses;
ard OllclOths;
One handsome Parlor Suite, upholstered in green
One - day CLOCK, Pictures, Vases, Rugs;
-Four sets Silk Damask Window Curtains, Stair
One RosewOoi Chamber Sc. Of pieces;
One solid Oak and Curl Maple Cottage Set,
One Rosewood Chamber Set, 10 pieces;
One Oak Cottage Set, pieces;
one Deck, one CLOCK, one 6ideboard, Extension
Side Tables, six Chsirs, Knives and FORKS, Cob
lets, Water Cooler, China Dinner and Tea Sets and
large quantity Of other Table Furniture;
Ore Furnace, one small Herring's safe;
One Stewart Cooking Stove, and several other
Stoves OF yariors patterns;
Flat Irons, Kettles, Crockery Ware and q full set
Of Kitchen Requisites;
Table, Csns-sest AID Easy Chairs, and q large
number Of articles too numerous to mention, OF the
character usually found In o first class dwelling
house.
Terms, cash.
VIM. F. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
oct7d tRepf LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

HfAsara Fire Insurance Company OF New York
Assets, q SO f2s. Surplus, Ssss M
Bepublic Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, e7W ,000. Surplus, $4,000
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
York-Asssts, eeO6 $50. Surplus, es66 900.
National Fire Insurance COMPANY Of Philadel.
phIa, Pa.-Assets, Ss58 DO. Surplus. a96e 900.
Ola Dominion Fire Insurance Company of vfr-
gfnis-Assets, esls 900. Surplus, oiIs 900.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL co.,
nly1-tx Agents, GOT 1th street northwest,
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A LEXANDRIA y WASHINGTON Z. q

ALEXANDRIA q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re.
OORnEE OF b AND SIxTa STREErs
local tTa1Is leave for AlexandTia - IOiloWs:-6,
Is, y 10, IL an, LIS, e. p m; .
unday.
Eoosl Trsius from Alexandrts STRIVE s. foIIoxs.-
6:3X, 1888, s:33, 1888, 1893, 1888 a n
l:5S, 1888, 80, S:35, 6:35, 1888 D n, The s:S3
other trains 6s1iy except Sunday.
" sshingtOu and Ohio 3. z.
RICHMOND FAST xXPREsS leaves daily ex-
cept Sunday, 81 .. ID, arrive at Richmond 1O:4s
,
GREAT SOUTHERN E8PRHsS, Wis Richmond,
leaves Washiu gtOn IL :33 daily except SUNDAY
Through TIC Eets TO al points South ard Southwest
Tor sale q: Omces corner 18th street and Pennsylvs
MA ayenus, snc corner 6rh street and Ps1n5yly suia
sTsDne, where passengers can lssvs orders for bag
gage 70 be checked 81 AL hotels and residences
EkrOugn % dsstfn alton.
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MIRACLES AT LOURDEs.-Miracies are being
reT oFted At LOurdeS tHautes- Pyrenees,) which
continues 10 be thrOnged with pilgrims The
Gazette su Midi states that last week girl
named Carrgrsc WAS carried 10 the sarine in a
d. irg stare, but had no sooner touched the hO!v
wa ct than she rose up perfectly well. Another
gITi, who had been dumb for seven wears com
DeDced singing as soon as she reached the
giOttO. At Marseilles, moreover, the nuns have
marched in procession 10 an alter I'm one Of the
churches which il dedicated to Oar Lady of
Lorrdes to express their gratitude tor the mir
sculOus cure of one of their number. who had
suffered for twenty months from an apparently
incurable malady.-GaligHani's Messenger, Sept.
Of -
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SHOCKING DRATH.-We understand that Mr..
Robert Grimes, young man, lost his life i'm
rather singular manner on Saturday last,
about two or three miles below Stevensburg, in
this county. He was feeding a broom corn
machine, when his arm was caught in the ma
chinery and terribly mangled. Circulation
ceased at once, and no reaction could be pro-
duced. He died in a short time, being conscious
To the last. Every attention was paid 20 him.
but was of no avail.-HuTpengr Ia l Tins
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sSY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoueer,
~ 64l LOuislana avenue, near I'm street.

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
llTH AND D STREETS N0RTHWEsT, AT
a By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 26th
H9day OF september, 1873, and daly recorded IN
records Of the District Of Columbia, the under;;
thereby. offer for sale, at public auoton IN trout Of
the premises. on 7 tuesday,, the goth dsy of Octo-
Der, IS74, at O'Clock p. m the following lot of
ground and premises, being In the city of Washiug
ton, D. o., and known as Lot IA, in Alexander Pre-.
yost's recorded subdivision of Square No, 3S9, to-
ger her with the improvements.
Terms of sale: 8 $50 aud interest from the a6th
dsT Of September, 1878, at ten per cent. cash,
the remaisder in equal installments, payable IN &
and IL months, bearing interest at 8 per cent per
annum. deposit of q loo will be required of the
purchaser on the day of SALE All conveys ncing al
cost OF purchaser II the terms Of sale not com
piled with In days the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property al days noti e at risk ane
cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
l.. q HINE, Trustee.
THOMAS DOW LING,
eC'6 O,!3,15,H ,l9&20It AutiOneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN The NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE

TRUSTEES SALEoF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TIE NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE
CITY.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust, Cated August 4,
~ A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Liber rs folio u.s.
~ one Of the land records for Washington county,
IN the District Of Columbia, AID 81 the req lest Of
the holder of the notes, SD ali sell st public auc-
ion, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY the 23d
day of October, 1874, at O'Clock m, the follow.
ing property, viz: Lots and 3. in Macksll's subdi-
vision OF original lot in square 81 also, lot H. in
sguare 20, and part Of lot 49, in square S. besiG-
ning for said pert Pei street west feet inches
south from the northeastern of said lot and
running thence south along said street IL feet So
inchts thence west l37 feet "a inches thence north
10 feet Ia lDches tn nee east A feet "a fnches
thence south feet inches, and thence east 81 feet
TO the beginning Also, smother part # said lot u
s0DaTe So, being the south part Of said lot u front
81 feet on said 21 street. and running back with
that width on and parable! to the south line Of said
lot TO the line Of said lot, with improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest and se
cDTed by deed OF trust ON the premises sold. All
convey snciDg at the cost of purchssers SlOO down
each piece If property the day Of sale; and If
the terms are not complied with within five days
after the day Of sale, TIE trustees the right
TO resell the property, at the risk aud oest Of the
cefsnltiDg purchaser by advertising three times in
SEINE newspaper pub lisbed in Washington city,
20 MckELDEa.} Trustees.
ocfl5-d Wash. u. WILLIAMS, Auctr.
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DBCoYED TO HIS DBATH.-JOseph Ravages 9
negro preacher, was shot and killed near Frank
lin, Tenn, while attempting 10 enter the resi-
dence Of an old man, named Shy, with the in
teDtiOn of numbering him and his wife and
burning the place. A negro detective sent from
Nashville to investigate a former attempt 70
burn Shy's house. suspected Rayages, and in
duced him to enter into the above arrangement,
and then apprised Shy.
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RY PUNOAEsoN Ba0s:, Aqctioneers,

by DUNCAEsON BIOS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
TEE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF PRIVATE
FAMILY, VIZ: WALNUT PARLoR SUITE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, RUGs. LAOE on x,
TAlNs, WALNUT ETAGERE, BROEZ g
MANTLE CLOCK, SILVER, PLATED, AND
CH1N6MARn. DINING BOOM ANB CHAM
BER FUkEITURE, &c, &C, AT AUCTION
AT No. 40 NINTH STBEET SOUTHEAST +,
a On THURSDAY MORNING, 5th Octo.
Va Der, commencing a. 10 O'Clock, at the above
- named house, we shall the entire contents in
u ipsrt,viz: ,,n,on
Parlor Finite In Green Rep:
Brussels Carpets, Bugs,
Centre Tables, Ersgtre,
Lace Curtains and CorDioes,
Mantle Clock,
Eugravings, 0hrCmos,
Stove, &c.
DINING-R0OM
Walnut Extension Tsble,
Cane and other Chairs,
sideboArd,
Silver. Plated Dinner ard Chfnaware,
Table Cutlery and Glassware,
Howe Sewing Machine,
CHAMBERS.
Marlle-Top Cottage Sets,
Feathers, NJ Mattresses,
Bed CIl thing,
Oilclotbs, M.ttirRs, &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
FTsuklin Bsnge,
Table,
Cooking Uniensiis generally.
DUHCANsON BROs,
octl2-d Auctionsers.
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SUPERSTITION AMONG MINERs.-Yesterday
morning a large number OF the miners en-
plOyed st some OF the Bedworth coIlieries, in
North Warwickshire, giving way TO a supersti-
ton which has long prevailed among this cl ass,
refused 20 descend the coal pits in which thsY
are employed. The men are credulous enough
10 believe that certain nocturnal sounds, which
are doubtless produced by fOcks OF night birds
In their passage across the country, are hardin
gers OF some impending cOlliery disaster. Dur
ing Sunday night il was stated that these
sounds, which have been esignsted "the seven
whistlers," had been distinctly heard in the
neighbOThood of BedwOrth, and the result was
that on the following morning, when the work
should have been resumed, many Of the men
positively refused to descend the pits, aud were
10 be seen yesterday idling about the streets of
the town. The recent cOlliery accidents at
BedwoTth, and the sounds By which they are
said tn nave been preceded. seem 20 have aug
mented, rather than diminished, this supersti
tious belief.-LOHdOH Ne1Cs, Sept. D.
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N EROHAsT's LINE or sTkAasHIPr
Washington AND NEW YOEK.

asreefter tue dne Steamships n. o. kHI6nT ara
OLE GIBSON will make regular week -Isssse.
5iE be-wsen NEW YORR, ALEX-&&&SG
aEDBIA, MA6HIH QTOH sndszA8A<.2A
5GOcGErOWH, a. fOllows:-Les7e NEW YORk,
,zom Pier SO East river, every SATURDAY st
.. N; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY 81 =
=. IA, and ALEXANDRIA the same day 81 10 N.
lor fcll tnforme.ion Apply e 3: A. DEE HAM,
own, or ct the corner OF Hth street and New Tork
Ts9qs; W. IHOmPs0H President.
isEs len AZ Gensrsl once, sos Pennsylvanis ave.
lue, or 81 Zee steamer wharf, VIII be promptly Of.
teno9d 70. IelfsSy
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RY B. 81. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, cor. II and 7th sts., northwest

ny b. d. WARNER,
80 Real Estste Broke and Auotionssr.
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
WEST, BsTWEEN o ana d STREETS sou III,
AND ON THE N0RTHGAST 09RFER OF
- By virtue OF q decree Of the sup reme Court,
il Es sssS Ss'is Gss i iii Il.
premises, on SATURDAY. October Ia, 1874. at 5
part Of square Ss, in Washington city, d. i'm.
proved with comfortable two-story frame dwell.
Irg.
Terms Of sale: one-fouTth cash; the residue in
three equal instruments, Of s, u, ard Is months
from day Of sale, ith interest st psr cent. tn
title TO be retained until all OF the purchase money
with interest, Ia paid II the terms OF sale mot
complied with within seven days from the day OF
reserve the rght TO reeel the property the
risk ana cost OF the defanltiuR purchaser. All con
ytyancins p1s chaser's Cost. Sl00 dsposis on &C
JAMES 9. EDWARDS. Trustee.
Gets ee;d 1T. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
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VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON 7rH
STREET, BETWEEN " AND STREETS,
NEAR TIE OoRCoRAN MARKET, AT
-. ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October
g tn, at Ia O'Clock, We will cell in front of the
Gnpremises. the south part OF Lot 10, IN Square
AZ This property has front Of 20 feet eth street
west running bsck ll6 feet 20 paved 25feet alley,
and Is improved by Brick store.
Terms: One-fouTth cash residue in 6, H. Is and q
months, with interest ~ per cent. per annum. De-
tered payments TO be secured on the property sold
All convey ancing at the cost of purchaser. &l00
down at time of sale.
oCti2-dfs (Repl LATIMER & DLEARf. Aucts.
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THE LABOR LsAsuE IN EURorH- 49,.
IroE az RonkE ~ the Eater aaf,o,af - A -, :.
from Geneva IN the Paris Debsts OF Sep,epshfr
which has been formed by sacaders r,o.t, ss.
International. The new society Aarms thst
the international has rssde . mistake in almins
creation Of a new political and econ6micsl o.
ganizStIon. The object, n contends, should be
the emancipation OF the working Glass, AND
gradual progress must be counted upon Ia
erect their emancipation they must AgitAte for
universal suffrage I'm countries where 10 does
not already exist, and where a exists they must
o,rsst legislation and government % liberty and
tbe general welfSre. WOrkmeu must also COM
pine 20 A. 20 be scie 20 treat with EMPLOYERS on
S9uA terms ksch trade, &c - suggested. should
nave q local union, which should Be AsiiRitea "a
higher union Of the same trade AND An inter-
nsuoosl congress SHOULD be held yearly, com
Ioseo o. detek Ates OF the international corpora
pohs aEd OF the national unions. The societtos
are 20 assist each ether On al economical A.
putes, promote an equal distribution OF labor hv
,to1sII ~ en- suon And secure 81 iuterns-
present equality IN the price OF PrOvisions.
How BIosRAPBrEs ARE wRrrrEr-Frea.,
ick n. Greer come years ago undertook 10 Ist
up book Of biographies OF distlngu she'd men.
his profits 70 come from the persons eulOgiEsf
IN IT. They were, by the agreements he pro-
cured, 20 furnish their own biographies Nv !.
certain time, with heavy penalties for each
days delay, and take = certain number 81
son made two or three subscriptions. and fan
ing 20 Keep the terms on his side, suit was
brought on each subscription. In one Of these
SUITE the amount claimed was 81 .0s0. and a de-
tault occurring q judgment was actually en-
tired against VIM. NJ. Tweed, ir., for 81 25s a.
but tins default WAS opened almost sOOu ~
Ire facts we're stated 90 the court YESTERDAY
TIE case Of Frederick "A. Greer against William
NJ, Tweed, ir., Was called IN the court OF com
me n pleas, but the plaintiff fSiled GO answer,
ana Tie case was e.smt sSed. ~. D. r. zblic, ma
- A mstter OF cOurse-A h1rsera.s
sFAners unknown % women-Tae middle
sges.
50 The Troy zee companies have %. 900 tons
fetlrg stale on their hands.
sS-They cali 81 the ShurK partv nov In Mis-
soun. There won't be 80 much ~ q Hsp OF AZ
left in November.
e. The disuse Of candy Is recon ended nv
the New York board OF health. because Id biunts
the appetite for nutritious food
80 The csrlists have shot nineteen NATIVES OF
Navarro who were serving in tie insnrgeut
srmy, for INSTRUMENTATION.
R.FThe San Francisco Bulletin gives a LIST NJ
fifty three persons in that city whose reported
wealth exceeds al 900, 01a each.
MA TeutOnlc resident in Penusylrania.
aged seventy-three, has recently hsd presented
10 him by his wife the thirtieth pledge OF their
mutual affection.
R-Genersl Hswley took the first prize, a
sporting rife, AZ the ANNUAL prize shoot ng OF
the Franklin club, near Hartford, Conn, last
Wednesday.
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MARRIAGE PRKPRRRRD TO IMPRISONMENT.
FraDs POspiches. proprietor Of hotel in Bar
clay street, was brought before the court OF oyer
and teTminer yesterday, charged with having
committed feiOnious assault on the person OF
Young girl named Hannah Anderson, who
had been employed by him. The case had been
once tried in the court Of general sessions, re-
suited in disagreement of the jury, and was
then transferred TO the court OF over and ter
miner. When the case was called on for trial
yesterday, the defendant expressed his willing
hess to marry his victim rather than take the
chances OF going 10 prison for aterm OF years.
The court asserting 70 this, aud the complain
ant eyincing no objection, the parties went be-
fore the mayor, and returning 90 the court with
certificate of marriage, Judge Brady dis
charged the accused with an appropriate lee
tgre CD what had been his past, and VIII At should
be his future conduct toward the complainant
in the case, and man and wife thereupOn Left
The court in company.-N. Y. World, Iltt
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The FRIEEDs OF COUNT NON ARMIN, having
petitioned for his release on account OF ILL
health. physicians were appointed by the gov
eminent TO examine the prisoners condition.
They have made report recommending q
change in the place of confinement, as air and
exercise are necessary. The count will proba-
bly, be removed to a sanitary establishment in
the suburbs of Berlin.