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EVENING STAR.
A Girl with o Mania for Enoouiinrfsr,

A young girl was arrested on eaet seventeenth
ftreet, New York, last week, vhe for Unborn
cruelty viii almost equal Jesse Pomeroy, the
10y slayer of Massachusetts,, with the exception
that this girls ideas run on burning children.
1t appears that Henrietta Waibel, aged fifteen
years, WAS employed rs q servant by Leopoli
Apple In his hotel at West Farms. In the house,
rs boarders, is Mr.. Frank and his family
ON Wedne. day last. q child OF Mr.. Franks,
atout six months old. was lying asleep on q bed
In q room on the second floor when Henrietta
Waibel went into the room, and seeing the
child, sudden idea TO burn IL up seized her.
She lighted match and, set fre ID the bed
clothes, ending % burn the house well.
and left the room, after closing the doors and
windows. Another servant, named Rachel,
passing the room, smelt the smoke and entered
In time TO pull the burning clothes from the
bed before the fire hsd reached the child. She
soon succeeded in extinguishing the flames, but
the child was nearly smothered with the smoke.
physician was summoned and administered
10 the child, who recovered. The cause of the
ire >ouId not be ascsrtained at the time.
Later IN the day, the same girl set fire 70 some
table cloths in closet in the dining room, and
then closed the closet door. The table cloths
did rot burn however, as the closing OF the door
excluded the cir. Again finding that she was
not successful, about sn hour later she set fire
to some clothing in a c oset in one of the halls,
but this, howevsi, WIS discovered and extin-
euished before any serious damage was done,
Mr.. Apple, finding so many fires in one day,
mace thorough lnvestig alton, and soon ascer
tened that Henrietta Waibel was the guilty
perron. BE charged her with il and she did not
deny 1t, but told him how she dId everything
II appears that the girl has a mania for doing
this as she Informed the pro prietIr that she lad
often tried TO burn places and children before.
l he girl was then discharged from the hotel
and Mr. Apple called on Captain Steers aad in
Tor med him what had occurred, saying that he
forgot - serd him word before he discharged
the girl. The captain sent an officer with Mr.
Apple, ard they found the girl at the residence
OF her mother, No. AIS east 18th street, and ar
rested her. The gin WIS living with Mrs.
Kinney, in fremont, and one day while a baby
was in her lap, she thought she would burn il
up, and lit q match with that intention, when
the baby looked up in her face and laug led and
she says that this turned her from her purpose
ard she could not do it. She afterwards lived
with DIR. UhliDg, who filed the coffin with
bricks, and who ia now in state prIsOn
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pY VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aud goa Pennsy Il ania avenue,

pr WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
10 New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aud goa Pennsylvania avenue.
q. 8. MABsBAL'S SALE OF LOT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
In virtue Of writ of era faciss issued out of the
clerk fce OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, ana to me directed, L will cell at public
FRIDAY, the 7th day OF August, 1874, com nencins
at O'Clock a. m, the following goods, to Wit, WIZ
81 Ready made Cloth Goats:
81 do. do; Mems and Boys Pants;
cod do. Boys Jackets, Pants aad Vests;
Is DO. do. Linen JACKIE
~ do. do. Cloth Vestt;
20 do. do. Summer Vests;
2odo. do. de: Vests, Jackets and Pants:
n Kuit Jackets;
Lot Shirts and Drawers;
Lot Hats, Gaps, 4u ,penders, Gloves, &C., &C.;
a Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
s.ized and levied upon the goods and chsttes of
Simon Goodman, and will be sold TO satisfy sxscu-
tiep No. u .s25, In favor Of samuel Holman.
ALEX. SH ARP, q. 3. Marshal, d. q.
U8d By VIM. l.. WALL co.. Aucts.
ElY LATIMER q OLEARY,
~ . Auc.i0neers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy iyania avenue and 18th g.,
Star Once Buildings.
SALE OF HoRhEs.
DEPOT oUARrKRMAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. o., ally i6, lG4.S
IxE O'Clock IA, AUGUsT 1T. 1874, st the Quar-
s. termaster's Stables, corner Of lath and o
Terms cash. VIM. MYERS,
Depot Qsarterm aster,
BTevet Brgedfer General, q. s. A.
iy3td LATIMkR b CLEARY, Auets.
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h. WARNEB,
Rf b. 1t. ARNEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings. corner 1th and r sts northwes

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionser,
Federal Buildings. corner 1th and II sts. northwest.
TRgsTEEssALEe OF vALUABLEIMPRovEo
pWnLLfEss oV IN RIGGS os sTkEsT SRi Bs
AM AIR NORTH U AND VsTREErs, AT AU0-
hne By virtue of deed OF trust, dated June Il,
LEE folio Az, one of the land records for washing,
ton county, Dttrict Of Columbia, aud BY direction
Of the parry secured thereby will sell At public
10Th, a. d. 1874, at 81 o'clocR . m ali those
Washipgton, D. o, known, and described on the
piats Of said city as lots numbered seventy-six (7
10 eighty nye 1851 both inclusive, in Fay NOrmsut
4 Barrett's subdivision of square numbered one
hundred and fifty (l5O), together with the improve.
Tens of sale: Onefeurth cash; balance at six (sl,
twelve il2J and eighteen (lSI months, with interest
;rust on the property. deposit Of 500 on each
will be required at time of sale. All conveya1cing
piled with in days, the Trustee reserves the
r b to resell the property at the cot and risk of
tist nent In some one or more newspapers published
jeZseo&ds
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 9th, lS74. same hour and place
GEORGE W. sTICKEEY, Trastev.
NJ THEABovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
GEORGE W. sfIOkHEY, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account Of the weather, until TIL tuesday,, August
9th, 1874, same hour and place
GEORGE W. sTIOkNEY, Trustee
sug3-d j. I. C0LpWELL, Salesman.
DY LATIMER CLEARI
ID AuctiOnsers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwe st corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth NJ
Star 0ffioe Building.
SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT AUCTION.
a On THURSDAY MORNING, August .,
w lo1i, Commencing at o'clock, we shalt sell
~ A. residence 7l3 18th street, between g and
~ streets northwest, the following fIEni-
ture:
Walnut II aircloth Parlor Su.tes;
Rosewood ~ L. Center Tables; Engrayings:
Fine Brussels Carpets; Drop lights;
French Plate Mirrors, marble base
Ladies Bosewood Secretary; Walnut Office Desk:
walnut NJ L. ard ether Bureaus; WsshstsIIs:
Walnut and other Bedsteads; Toilet Ware;
Walnut ana Stained wardroSes; Hat Racks:
Fine CURED Hair Mattresses; Husk Mattresses:
Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows;
Hal clotb and Dane Seat Chairs; Lounges;
Itree-ply Carpets; Gilcloths;
Fine W IL dow Shades; Rug; Ofice Chairs;
Walnut Extension Dining Tables;
Mahogany sidebOald d: Clocks;
China and Glassware;
saperitr Cooking aud Heating Stoves;
ifchen F1Tnitpre, sc q, &c.
sEl-d tBep LATlAAR & CLEABY, Ancts.
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N0TIeE.oseoond-han hand Clothing Bought and
IN Sold. win pay fair prices for second hand
nail. 30. GIT d strsst, between On And iofh
fxSsts, HogthVsU. =. RxRxo0. jaR1ed.
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jyAls,
DROPOsAIS FOB REPAIRING PENNsYL.
II WANNA AVENUE.
ENGINEERS OETIGE: DISTRICT CT, OF q CoLUNB1A

EN6INEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
WAsHIN6TOS. July 80, lS74
seahJ Prosfsals vii Be TSGeiyed az ttis ofise
tOr II pairing and Keeping in repair for three
the eaTrsgswsy on the nsrth side OF Psnasy lVaaia
avenue, from LIST TO 18th street northwest.
Bidders are invited to submit proposals for any
plan OF repair that they may deem pro per, and each
bld must iIeiade the furnishing OF all labor and
zach bidder will be required, before presenting
his bid 10 De pOsit with the Collector tks credit OF
taxing receipt therefor. as guarantee that he
will enter into and carry the contract II a. ar1sd
him, In accordance with his bid.
unsuccessful bidders 6fIeF the award OF the con-
tract and to the contractor upon the completion OF
the worn.
The contractor receiving the awarf will be re.
1uired % give bonds in the Of So OOU faith
fLy comply with tbs terms Of this cJutract, and to
Eeep the said pavement in good for three Cd
years from toe date OF the com IstiOn Of the work
The risht TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
Bids 10 Ia indorsed Z" Proposals. for Repairing and
heeplng N hepaIr Pennsyl ania Avenae,n aud
addressed 10 the EDginser Of the District Of Co.
BY sTdsr q the Engineer
sugl46I FRANK T. HOWE, Chief Clerk
DROP0sALs FGB BUILDING THE NORTH.
kBN LIBERTY MARKET HOUSE
Sealed Pro -osal- will be received By the Northern
Llteriy MARKET Company st their Office, X street.
petwetD 4th 5th streets, t. u o'clock nom OF
the ITH DAY - AUGUST, 1874, for furns ming the
carpenter work. tin work, plasterrR painting,
required IN buldiug the supersructure Of their new
msrket hOcse.
Plans and specifications can be seen and forms Of
Proposals Er9r lrsd at the Ofcs Of Ses t. NJ Gill,
Toe company reserve the right 20 reject any or al
bids If deemed for the Interest of the Company 10
50. The Successful bidder will DO required to giys
bonds TO the smount Of twenty thousand dollars fo-
,,,.-.o,,nsIIs sEokGE W KING.
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)FOMAO RAILROAD
4 AND % : TREATS N. W.
sins Will run rs follows:
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHIRGTON.
o:l3 q. IN. New York Ex-
press, daily,
$3.50 q. IN. Fast Line
Daily.
lo-40s. m.,Accommoda-
ti0D daily or. Sunday.
2:4O p. m, Baltimore
and Philadelphia ex-
press daily, ex. sunday.
4:O3 o. IN. A., Limited EX-
press from New York,
daily, ex. Sunday.
1898 D. IN. AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
9:35 D. m, daily, from
Baltimore and the west.
Illus 2. m, Southern
Express, daily.
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A ALEXANDRIA . WASHINGTON r. q

A LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON r. r.
AND
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKSBURG BIZ.
OoREER OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria IS fOlIows:-o,
10, IL .. NJ, 4, 3, A. So D. m; v
y ~; ans p IN daily, all other rains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandra arrive as foIlov..-
$685. 1888, e:3S, 1888, 1898, 1893 8. M,
i;3S, 800, f;55, 1898, o:3S, 1888 p. 10. The $50
.. p, aud o.S3 ,. A. from Alexandra daily. all
OTHER trains daily except Sunday.
g a; n. and Z , m; connect with trains on
RlCH NoSD FAST EXPRESS leaves daily, ex-
oept Sunday, ct .. m, arrive at Richmond GA .
D. m.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IL 80 .. NJ daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale st Ohces corner 18th street and Pennsy
lila avenue, and corner 9Th street and PennsyIysn.s
avenue. where passengers leave orders for bag
gage 70 be checked az all hotels aud residences
Ikrough TO destination,
r.. 8. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. jyA-n
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OFFICE OF PUBLIO BUILDINGS AND
GBOUNDS,

WAsHIr6TON, ID. C, August I. 1874
Sealed Proposals will be received until THURS
DAY, septeRber 81, 1874, AZ IL O'Clock az this
Office. for the construction substanti ii Irsn ana
Masonry Bridge and % 3 Csusevsy across the Ana.
costa OF Eastern Branch 81 the Potomac river
Persons proposing will furnish complete Cravings
and description Of the structure tnsy propl se 10
erect. The length CT the bridge and o. will
be seventeen hundred feet. Further information
eau be obtained application to the undersigned,
Proposals must be fDdOrsed " Proposals for Iron
Bridge ssopry and Causevay."
The right IL reserve to reject any all bids or
accept sBy bid. D. II. BABCOCK,
auE36t Colonel Of n Rineer.. II a A
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Spy THOMAS z WAGGAmAN,
40 Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Lot ON STREET, BET HEhH 81 AND4TH,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Lot On STREET, BET HEhH 3D AND 4TH,
NORTHWEST.
a. By virtue of deed Of trust TO me, dated the
= 9th day of July, A. ID. 1873 duly recorded in
@ Eber 725 folio 49, of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia, will self at public auction,
IN front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, August 1 Ia,
at O'Clock p m, all that pi parcel Of ground
known parts of Lots numbered one % and four
teen. tl4,) IN Square numbered five nupdred and
thirty lone, (63l,) beginning for the same at the
soDthw est corner OF lot numbered one, ~ and
the rupning north along the last line OF lot num-
twol2) ninety mice 99 feet bic and half ga
iIChes thence east twenty f20) feat; thence south
uiL ETY. nine 1922 feet niue and half (9iaD inches to
the line Of north street; thence west twenty 900
feet slODg The line Of north street TO the point of
tegiDniI t0g Their With the consist
ing Of a three story Brick House.
Terms: Ore Elf cash, and the balance 10 equal
iEstalimeLt Is six ana twelve months, the deferred
payments to be secuTed on the property sold. Con-
We! aUciI q at purchasers C, ST. A deposit Of loo
rcquiTed as soon IS the property is knocked down
The Trustee reserves The right resell risk and
cost Of defauitpg purchaser if the terms of are
cot complied viii in six days after date of sale.
BAIfBRIDGE H. WEBB, Trustee
eul-d&ds THOS Is. WAGGAEAN, Auct.
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~" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY. August LIST, 1S4, same hour and pace,
GEORGE ". 5fIOkNEY, Trustee,
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pY B. "a. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and Il sts norIhw es,


Federal Buildings, corner7i and sts. northwest.
OHbNCERY SALE OF vALUABLEIMPRovRD
fboPskTI On 18Th STREET, BGTwEsN
AND Nj STBEETS NORTHWEST, IN
" ARLINGTON CITY, d. q.
~ Under and BY virtue of a decree, passed by
- he kuprsme Court of the District of Columbia,
:, ia ause eeDding IN that CO .rt, wherein YIN.
Cbsss Is lsintitt, aUu Ann }. Conner and Richard
FTeere are d. Pendants, u No. 1894, Eq Doc Is, }
he und-TsigDed, trustee, will sell at public auc
ton " fIcnt Of the premises to the highest bidder
On TUBDAY, the LIST dsy of August 1874, at 8
O'Clock . III a lot Of ground deseI ibtd and known
IS rarf OF the west half Of lot 10 square l6l This
property is improved by a two-story frams IA luse
The terms are One-fOurth of the purchase money
cash and the balance in equal iRstalments Of S, IL
and Is months. the purchaser 20 give for the de-
teTred payments his promi5sory notes. be secured
BY deed of trust said part of tbs of lot
g. in square l6l and bearing interest at pr cent
from date Of sale. 100 to be posted by the Kur-
chaser whose bid is accepted All convey ancing at
tie expense Of the purchaser.
JOHN W, FRhZEE, Trustee.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, August 9th, 1874, same hour
and place. JOHN W. FRhZEE, Trustee.
augStd j. 7. COLDWELI, ilesmsn.
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] NITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE OF 1 s

y bVIO IN nOUNT FLE tpANT.
In virtue OF writ Of fieri fscias, issued ont of
Clerk office OF the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell az pub.
lie sale for cash. in front of the Court house door
gust, 1874, commencing at O'Clock m, the follow
rg-described Lots in b. p. Browns subdivision of
part OF Pleasant Plains and Lewar's Outlet, since
called Mount Pleasant, In the District Of Columbia
VIZ: Lots Nos 10, al, a. Al. ~, 6l 65, 81, 7S,
merts hereon, seizao and levied upon the prop.
cry OF Samuel Brown, and will be sold to satisfy
execution No sos in favor of John M. Joiley use
Of the ational savings Bank District of Columbia
Guild ALEN,R SHARP. u. s. Marshal Id n
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1914 GREAT 1914
IOf fPENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1914
SoRTHwEsr. .oTT22aT Hs up sourHwrsr

Ngg it r., SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
"A'GiDston.. s:ss :. n. BALTIMORE I:ass. NJ
TIE GREAT Double TRACK ROUTE,
G i9 e.essht Scenery Palace stateroom Day and
q lSLI CaIsl with monderD improvements.
New Nork.
The 1l:33 Q. n. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
Mest ARD koiih~est; $50 .. m, daily, Cincinnati
MAKE CONNECTIONS
:nrozsr rom WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
UEItAG9 AID ST. LOUIS without change.
IfcAets this route can be procured at the 0fces
ocrEer OF l5th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
corner q ON street and PepnsyvsAis avenue, under
hatloha Hotel, where reliable information will bs
given at sli times
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices csp
secGre accommodations in Palace Oars for Chicago,
st LoIis knd Buffalo.
I'D. >. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
.n Baltimore, Md,
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~ THE ABOVE sALrIs POSTPONED. ON
account Of the weather, until TIL URSDAY, August
9th, 1914, same hour and place.
GEORGE W sTIOKNrY, Trustee
aug3-d j. T. COLpWELL Salespan
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PROPOSALS.
DEOPOsALs FOR FUEL.
GFFICH PTBIIc BUu nINSS AND GRoUyDs
CoTsT PsSssgtrsntG arcSR oSJ 3lsf syreef,

tFFlCn " BIC Bull ntNGS AND GROrNDs,)
Corarr PfsHSEtrsntG GrfSHs 0pf 9lsf sgrsef, ;
MAsHISGsCS D. G Angus lat, is74
seal q Pro- 81 as will Be receise1 by ths uRfsr
signed, urtil ~ r'cicck m A.. en- the 81 DAv ~ SEP
TIMER lsf, TO Furnish this Office With Fuel f.r the
year enc ina Ju1s 20. ISIS Irformstion to qua1-
tty &c. &c can b. obtained on application 1T this
once. The Tight TO reject 81 bids, or TO
cept any lid - deserved, snd each baser Il required
u deposit with The Treasurer % the United states
The sun Of 500 EUsrantee q faithful peri lrm
snce Of the contract il the cOntr9ct is awarded to
him. o. II. BABOOUk.
Colonel Of Engineers, q. 3. A, in charge Public
Ruildipcs (frOun1sL
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FvTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 2ath, lT4, same hour and oil ace.
GEORGE W. STICKEEY, Trastse.
iYll-eo6ds
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RALTlMcRE s. POTO
~ DAPOI CORNER 6rH AN
Amer June 2Sjh. 1874, trains !
Th3 ms LAAFH FOR TR
BAL TiNORE.
900 q. M. northern ex. 81,
prese, daily. pr
500 8. u, Accommoda. SO
ticn, daily. ID
S:23 8. m, Limited Ex- 10.
press for New York, tiu
daily ex. Sunday. Par 2:4,
lor car train. an
l1:s5 .. m, Fast Line Or,
" est daily eI. Sunday 4 %:
S:4Op m, AccOmmt dG- Or,
ton, daily, az. Sunday dSI
800 D m, for Pittsburg, 3:5s
Cincinnati, and South ito
west, daily. For THESIS.
North daily, except; BA
$50 p, m. for Philadel- e. 4,
phia, daily.
1900 p. m. accOmmoda-
tion TO Baltimore daily
except Sunday
S:Os p. m, daily, New
York Night Express.
Trains leaving Washington
day, " e,inesday and Friday Q
except Sunday, connect az b
Pops's CreeS leaving Bowie q
,. M, arriving at POpe's Cree
2. N.
Trains leaving Washington
$40 p. u. connect at odentos
napolis.
Trains arriving at wssn.ns
and 500 p. N. connect az bC
Pores Creek line.
Passengers leaving their ord
northwest corner Of 18th stree
avenue, northwest cor ner 9th s;
MIA avenue, can have their ba
CHECK I'd at hotels and residenc
and West. Through tickets &c
bus, indianapolis, Louisville,
LEAFS, Chicago, Omaha, San
points Iast, W est, North and
4. l.. DUBARR
Y0THl Genu paoalr
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pY LATIMER s. CLEARI,
I'D AuctiOnsers and Real Estate Brokers,
south We st corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth NJ
Star Office Building,
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AUCTION SALES.
RY WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auc;ionesr,
~ Successor 90 Green Williams
Northwest corner 10Th and d streets

RY Wash. B WILLIAMS, Auc;iocesr,
~ Successor 90 Green & Williams,
Northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING on
I2TH sfBkET WEST, NEAR q STREE
SOUTH, IsLAgD, AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, the Sd day oI August next, 81
10 O'Clock p. m we shall sell. on tue PREMISE,
part lot IS, IN square No 2o5, being about Is
fett front by 90, d depth TO an alley.
Terms: ODe-thtrd cash; balance 6, l. and Il
months, for notes bearing interest and scared by
DEED 81 trust on the rsmises. All convsysncps
cot OF purchaser. $50 down on day Of sale. sale
jy25-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, August D.. lisa, at the same horr
aud place.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer,
- o4l Louisiana sve., III door east Of fth street
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
West, ONE SQUARE FROM THE NEW
NORTHERN LIBRRTY MARKET HOUSE,
AT AUO1IOE
- On TT BsDAY, August 18th, at 6 O'Clock d,
n M, IN front OF the premises 1 will sell that
- very desirable part Of lot 3, in squs'e No. $50,
fronting stout l6 feet on l. street soi Invest be
tween OH and 9TH streets, (beiog Ne. 6l4.I This
property is distant half square from the eth street
railroad and one square from the K street market
dvellins CO. tsioing seven rooms.
Terms: One-third each: balance in 6, IL and is
MOI ths, wi per cent. interest All conveyancing
a. he cost OF the purchaser. deposit of slOO
quiTed rs soen as the property is struck Off
auE4-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
, 1874-05-10

yellow combinations are expected to take plsoe
OF the blue and pink Of the past
Tie new extension dounco is really nothing
bat deep plated tlounce ret on tho skirt, md
tie back breadths Of tho skirt then cut out
underneath tho fuller edge Of the flonnce thus
giving wider sweep to the dress. The gain in
this Ia not very perceptible.
Arabian rnantlcs and pelerine mantillaa OF
p1cin and jet-embroidered Spanish lace, viii be
more fashionsble than the shawls and sacqacs
OF thread and Llama. Nevertheless the fostu-
nate rossessors Of these wrappings wiu not Lar
them aside foz any feeting fancy.
The favorite hats seem to DO combinations Of
black and white; the only color introduced being
10 the pale-tlnted flowers. The models are whito
chip hats. trimmed with black lace, velvet, twill
cd silk, and eain, with faintly-co1ored buds and
blossoms; aud black chips ornamented with
thlta tw1lcd silk, white lace, aud dalsies haw-
thorn, or other white flowers.
Mcchlin aod Valenciennes lace is used as much
On bats as nre blonde and Chautilly. This mere
II renders the nlodern heAd-coTe.ing cons;d-
erably more expensive, without materially add
ing to it's beauty; It is fair to expect thct the
next novelty will be shade-hats, gracefully coy
efed Will Venetian point FURDELoW.
, 1874-05-10
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1874

bout Prot. swszey, who does not trouble
himself to say much, as he is evidently
convinced m zee the casa is taking very good caro-
OF itself; the Rev. J. Il. Walker, who is
pugnaeions who has given Prof Patton some
slde-wlnders which have told. and who would un-
doubtcdly Like nothing better than to have Dr.
letton lose bis temper and then have square
stana-np hsht with him: These comprise tha
noticeable actors in the drama. The remainder.
We presume, are good average human beings.
faithful pastors. and exemplary laymen, most of
whom, however, are heretscs II Prof Swing Is.
u tue progress of the world had not abolished
Patton might bare lively weeks sport in the
:tagot and torch business. But tho forms have
charged: The spirit, however, xemains and to
tvs splflt the words of Erasmus are still ap-
Articles Increase sincerity vanishes away, contcn-
ton grove hot and charity grows cc!d
, 1874-05-10
POETRY.

<-cetT7, Toetry Av<rywhs7s;
II. II The tcws1a. Tia In tbs ktI:
see II IN tho bay Atrse.,
Il xree;x n1t In the f1ea meet.
I zee 1t In tbs shining dew,
rex |. In :ha watt-A l:at,
see 1t in the z.oyio. ci,';c,
Ard bear ii in sao ;nIudars loud
Ter. Il In tsa ecnt!s t--cz-,
feel It 1Gatic2 from ID: trees:
fesf it in sAa !.ga.u:.. lash, -
feel It IL the th.odse's er1s5.
geo It IN thy eye 10 mid.
tea7 1t In the prztt'ia7 ctt1d,
! fesl It IN the geusIs touch
OF ,hoss dear friends lara 20 much.
Thus poetry doth a1 oar life; ....
Il koofto5 Las cares, fss soothed ft& xtttGay
II ufla us mp from earth AWAY,
A1d Ops tbs doos 10 ead1ess LAY
y. r. C1Au.