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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-01
by DUNCAESON BROS,
II Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner Of 9th and ID streets northwest. =
lHASOEBY SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS
ON 2p STREET, In GEORGETOWN

(HASOFBY SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS
ON 2D STREET, IN GEORGETOWN.
- By virtue of a decree of the Su creme Court OF
II the District OF Columbia, in General Term,
passed IN Equity cause yS5l, docket l2, therein
the assignees OF John Lane, bankrupt, are COM
Ilsinsnts, and EhZabeth & Lane and others are
oeIendsnts, and OF virtue of additional order of
passed IA the matter Of the estate of said bankrupt
on he 9Th day Of A pril instant, We shall, on WE'D
hfSDAY, the b day of May, 1874, a: / O'Clock 0
NJ, n for sale at public auction, on the premises
the follow ing property in Georgetown:
FtTSf-The west bali If Lot l23, in Beatty Haw-
kths' addition to said Georgetown, as the sams lie
particularly described in a deed from mn Poor t .
This property has front of l9 feet on q street
ruHning back with that width TO VIM. Peters part
Of said Lot.
Secondly Parts of l2S and I29. in the said addi
TOD, as the same are particularly describ q in
det from Bicha Smith and others to John Poor,
recorded in Liber W g., No lilo, folio ~.
These two pieces OF property are improved BY a
well built two-story Frame Honse with 3 ack Build.
Ing, aud q Small two-stOry Brick House
auctionetre.
Terms: One third cash; residue in two equal pay.
mems, at and II months, with interest at 6 per
cent, secured by q deed of trust A deposit Of $50
on earh lot day of sale. If the If sale are
not complied with within seven days from day of
sale, the property viii be resols at risk sod uF
he defanltiDg purchaser. by giving days notice
in paper printed and published in the District
CoINeyancing at purchasers, cost.
CRADLES WALTER,
BEGINALD FENOALL,
As5lgDess OF j ohm Lane, Bankrupt.
aPi0 law6ds DUHCANsOE BROS ,Aucts.
tGeorgetoTn Courier and Law Rel porter.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, AaotiOneers,
Id No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and &C

nY GREEN WILLIAMS, AactiOleers,
Id No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID SIS.
yEkY vALUABLE AND DESIRABLE THREE
STORY PREss BRICK HOUSE, VITA
BROWN STONE TRIMMINGS, BEING No.
STREETS NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE TO
hA On wsbS SSSsshhsEE' At Au5S uh ~. ,
O'Clock .. IN, We shall sell trout Of tue prem
2lses, that nne private residence fronting 18Th
street, opposite Franklin Square, IL being Lot :,
in square No 2S5 hsyirg front of 12sS feet, with
ade.fh of ~ feet, more or less The house contains
ten fooms intending bath saloon parlOr, with
bay wind w, gas and water.
We deem II unnecessary TO say anything relative
to the advantages and beautiful location CT the
aforementioned property, ss IL Is we'll known 20 be
one Of the most desirable pieces OF property Tor pr
waite re sidence now for sale.
Terms: One-baf cash; bslsnce In aud II months
to be secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold, with interest from d az Of sale All conveyanc-
ing at purchase 3 cost S2O0 DOWN day Of sale
sr22-d IRepI GREkN WILLIAMS, Auots.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, the Attn day of Msy, at the same hour
and place. G8EkN WILLIAMS
apSO-d Aucti Jneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.


OF DUsCANSoN BRgS.,
- Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast co. ner Oh an ID streets northwest.
FINE GOLD wAICHEs, BRA0ELEIs,
TEA AND poFfEE sers, Oxsr0as, Oot
FEE URNS. SILVER SPOONS, NAPKIs
RINGS, SHOWCASES, FIhE-P8o0r 5AFk,
REGULATION CLOCK. FRENOd CLOCKS,
In BB5NZE, GILT, AND MARBLE, &C, &C,
tsiBet IN Store e33 Peansylv .ais avenue, be-
tTeen 9th and 10Th streets. northwest, AT AUC
n On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AMI sArUR
EADAY hyESINGs, April 80, Nay 1 aud 2,
90 and on sAruRDAY M0RNING. May 2,
urday mornins at 10 O'Clock, We viii sell at the
store OF William II. Hood successor 20 the late q
Y. Hood), No. 1888 Pennsyfvania avenue, his entire
stock, consisting Of every class OF Jeaelry, sc !,
usually found ia hrst-cls.s wsrch aud JsselrJ
store HIS stock q. Silver aud Plate Ware is very
extensive, and will be sold on Saturday, m orning
The attention OF ladies' aud geutism n ia W AIT OF
hrst class yewelry, &C., IL called to this sale a.
every article is warranted a. presented aad will
positively be sold.
A lare quantity OF watch sni E1Eravtng Tools
Rolling Plates, aud all machinery uset In msau.
featuring gswelry, &C., which will be sold on Sat
APIS iRspi DUNOANs1N BROS. .uc...
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID sta
SALE OF FOREIGN AND poMEsrIO DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.
uniE the entire stock is disposed Of The whole Z
be ,old in lots to suit Iurl hasers for cash Ssles
viii commence daily at 10 g. and and .. m
as GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Southeast corner Pennsylv ania aveu9e sad lltn ST.
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
sSfs On s / PET~ E6sri SskTa CAPITOL
a ny virtut Of deed OF trust dated October IS,
elsl, ana recorded ia Ltber No 6;i, folio IS, one
tIict of colsnois ami By dirsctoa OF the der Of
the note secured thereby, will sell at pubic
described a, LOIS ld3 and i0i, in B + Gilbert. re-
Term, Of sale $3.50, With ex sensas ofths
sale IN cash; balaLce in AID Il months with inter
soens az cost II ths terms sp ~ sse are
not complied wi in se days, tue trustee reserve.
oil the defaulting purch aser.
dec26aau6d. lsffnEso 6EE ssS Tut Ia.
avTHE PUgoHAsER OF THE ABOVE
property having failed TO comply with the terms of
ale: i will be resold a. his risk snl expsnse on
MloNpA a MAY 4thi i9,t Ct 3'9l3Gk m, sane
ap2.-d3ds LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
RYB H. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLEINPRovED
sfEttf a.sf i basFFwkksss s s6sra 9s N ilSb
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated April Is, A.
Fl D. ISIS, duly recorded In Iiber No lilo, foho $40,
:. one ofthe land ords for ashi agton county,
II the pi'fist Of CSiG%bs and Ht the q
snction, n front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
May D, lS7i, az b O'Clock .. m, the following de.
scriosd real estate situate in the city of Washing
ter, District OF Columbia to wit: All that piece or
parcel o. ground known and designated IS lot num-
oeItd thirteen C3J in John a. Sims subdivision Of
square numbered three hundrea aud thirty mine,
improved BY 3'story and bsseme mt pressed brick
front dwelling with bay window and modern i'm
provtments, nearly CEN pleted.
Terms: $500, with interest ct 10 per cent. per
annum from April Is, ls73, 10 day Of sale, and
penses Of sale ia CASH aud the balance in and Il
months for which the notes OF the purchaser, bear
Ing interest from the day Of sale, snd secured by
oetd OF trust on the pro perty sold, will be taken.
cepoeit OF 100 will be required az the time Of
sale All conveyancing at the expense of the pur.
CHASER. III terms OF sale are not complied with in
seven days, the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the defa 1ting
purchaser, after i've days adyt rtisement,
R0gERT DODGE. irrrs.ass
ap24 eoSds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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DY II. RYAN & Co
- General Brokers and Real Estate Auctioueers
923 9TH street, opp. y. Dept.
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Di DUNCANsON BIOS, Auctioneers,
- Corner 9th and ID streets northwes,
SALE OF NEW FRAMgHoUsE
AND LOT Oh SIH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
AND L STREETA NORTH

AND LOT on sTH STREET EAST BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH.
- BY virtue OF deed OF trust 20 the subscriber,
bearing date Decem Der Gath, 1873, and duly re.
corded and at the written request of tbs credi.
tors secured thei eby shall offer for sale at puoic
the 18th day of Mag, 1874, at O'Clock p m the
following real estate, 70 wit: All Of lot Of ground
situated and bt ing in the city OF Washington, in
the District Of Columbia, and known and designated
as Lot numbered eleven tll, Of origi 1sl Lot No g.
(subdfvfsion OF Lyons aud Eormile), in square No
SEQ set forth In said deed with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of a new frame house.
Terms One-third cash, the residue in 6, II and Is
months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
feTred psyments, satisfactorily secured, and bearing
Interest at the Of ten per cent from day o safe
A deed given aud deed of trust taken. All con-
veysncing at the cost OF the purchaser. II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within 5 days
from the day of sale the trustee the right
to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the
defauting purchaser BY giving three 80 days notice
through the Evening Star.
sp22eO&ds DUNOANSON BROS, Aucts
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
u 64l Louisiana ay enue, two doors east Of TN

IT IS. MARsHALs SALE
EAReE AssoRrnEsTTtor BRAsDIrs. wHIs-
KiHs; WIHEs, &c Sca &C.; At THr
WEST.
In virtue Of writ of eri fscias, issued out OF he
clerk Office Of the ipreme Court Of the Distric CT
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell At public
THURSDAY the 5th day Of Icy, 1874. com nencine
at - o'clock .. m the following goods and enst-
LHssiO t Of BEsnaiss in casks.
Do do Rum do,
Do do Wine do,
Do do Brandies in bottles,
Do do Whales do,
Do do Wine do,
Lot Bitters, Gin, Cherry Brandy, &c +, &C., &c.
Two CLOCKS, Awning, Shelving and Counters, &C.,
esised end levied upon as the goods and chattels
Of charL Crancsll, and viii bs s,ld g satisfy
ALEX. SHARP. o. 8. Marshal d. o.
sBz-d By DU40AHeoQ BIOS, Aucts.
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10y J. T. WORMLEY CO.,
ID AUctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
lsllH Pennsylvania avenue
TRusTkE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY NEAR OORNER OF sEVENTEErH
AND HTREFTl

TR kSgr SALE 9E vakuABhn PROP;
a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to Daniel l.. IA
eYeton and myself, dat, May 5, ISL, and recorded
District Of Columbia and At the request of the ben
sieIsry vii sci, a. puSlc aGcton, in front Of the
N the following described real estate in the cts
O. e. ss fG'
Part Of ten !. hTn 6r and ys G
the southe as corner Of 18th street east and soats
street, on said south street, and running nerth lilo
thence west Is feet q inch, thence south rs feet
inch, thence easi ~ feet y iEch 10 the place of be-
Southeast correr Of Eth Street east aud south a
street, ther ce running nvrth rs feet nch thence
east % feet 10 the beginning
Terms: $3.50, with interest at 10 per cent. from
cash balance in and u months, to be secured by
deco of trus; on the property sold deposit Of $50
iDg AZ cost Of purchaser. If terms of sale
con piled with in five DAYS trustee the
the defsntine purchaser, after i've dsSs sSvertise
ment in some one of the newspapers published IN
the ei Gi6. " sfI6ksE u sqrtiyipg Trustee.
aI4-d J. T. WORMLtf 4 Co, Aucts.
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABE IMPROVED
HELL 4 s$sp NSTarH STREET, BErwEEE
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated August 18Th,
81 ls7o and recorded in Liber e2i, folio 2s, &c, OF
the land records Of Washington couAty, Dis
trict Of Columbia, aud by direction of the older Of
the note secured thereby We will sell, public auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY, May 9Th.
le74, at O'Clock all those pieces or parcels Of
ground, in the City of Washington, District Of CO.
Aliens subdivision OF a part Of the east half Of
square number IA. Each lot improved BY hand
will be sold De paratsly.
Terms of sale on each house: $1,000, with ten per
cent. interest from August 18TH ISIS, together with
the proportional expenses Of this sale ia cash bal.
ance in s and II mouths, secured by notes bearing
ancing at purchasers cost IL the terms OF sale are
not piled with within DAYS after sale, the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property az the
risk and cost OF the dsfaultng purchaser purcha
sers. b. p. DODGE. rro.xaa.
aI2sd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR,
pig 623 PENNsYLyANIA AyE5uE.
PROPOSALS.

pR0P0sALS FOR MATERIALS To BEsUP.
Piled TO The NAVY YARDS UNDER
TIE C0GNIZANCE OF TIE BUKEAU
OF CONSTRUCTIONS And REPAIR
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Orders called for and delivered free OF charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
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10y LATIMER q CLEARI.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Socthw est corner Pennsyyan aud lltk street
Star once Buildings.

PROVED PROPERTY ON MISSOURI AVE
NUE., BkTWKKN Sd AND az SHEETS.
81 m, We will offer for sale ct public auction a,
in front Of the premises, the west half Of Lot
;hs n ", IA ssuare OF rsssrt son Iettered With
brick dwelling mo. $500, with two-stOry back.
buiioing, CONTAINING In all twelve rooms, with
water, gas, bathroom, range, &C.
This property has Q front of Is feet inches on
Missouri avenue, with depth Of AZ feet inches 70
alley.
Terms Of sale: ene-third cash; balance in one and
two years, with interest at the rata Of eight Per
ceat per snnum. The purchaser TO give his notes
for the deferred payments, By deed Of trust
on the property. 800 down q time OF sale. Con-
's' Ah'ihs ~ '0'' VI EUsENK OARusI,
LEWIS 4. DAVIS,
WILLIAM q. LEACH,
Executers, &c OF Lewis y5hnson.
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lpY LATlMER & CLEARY,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylv ania ayeuGe snd lltB st
Star once Building.
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By IA Z; sIE Slsa,s fhroks, AN, .n,,,o,..r
No. OIL It'll street, opposite U. 8. Post ONCE.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
The NORTH SIDE OF NJ STREET, Be
uuMEaGTTN 6rH AND 7TH STREETS NORTH
- 1 will offer for sale, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day OF May, 1874. at O'Clock .. m. , lot T.
Sub. OF square AS, fronting n feet iachss
on street by depth OF l43 feet Is feet alley
months. " ' "
aps4-eo6ds e. ]. SWEET, Auct.
10y Il. II Ryan CO.,
- General Brokers and Real Estate Auctioneers
323 7th street, OPP. p. o. Dept.
AHCTI0N SALE FATWO STORY FRAME
HOUSING. 5l0 IA STREET SOUTH WEST
- On TUESDAY, the 5 b day Of May, Ia4, at
& O'Clock p. m, will offer for sale, at public
Aaucusn, IL front of the premises, q desir able
two-ttory Frame House and Lot.
TSms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in SIX and
tWeNe months, with interest at this rate ten uer
c. MT per sni UNI from day of sale, secured by deed
of trust on the rSpertv.
T.. L. SCHMIDT, Attorney in Fact
ar2g-eo6d X. Il. RYAN & CO, Aucts
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TO.MORRO W.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
IURE, CHILDRENS CARRIAGES, &C,
n On SATU RDAY 0ORNING, Nay I'd, lS74,
W at o O'Clock, in front Of our auction rooms,
~ we shall sell an extensive sssortm ut of
tHousehold Furniture, Children's Carriages,
Wagons, &c.
apsO 1t LA-lMER & CLEARY. Auc.s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DY LATIMER CLEART,
ID Real Estate Broker. and Auettonee-s,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street,
Star Once Building.
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AUCTION SALES.

BIZ k kaasasa q. 9t L.. Las. pr,..
Star once Building.
roUR-sEAr oARaIAGs AT AUCTION
~ OF y o,eIcct, in front q our sslesrooS.,
Eif I'M IL c rsH,i q2:, 1s.ss,..-.
Bi L. S Nm a.r 4 81 sai hiasss.,ooser'.
No. 700 and s0sPennsyivsnis svenue, cor. 9th Sc.
o. aosraf no.kIss, My !. IS, 20
a. street, estsesn Ss sna .eg,s !. a0u'e NO. Sos
nayl n VIM. L. WALL o., Auct..
DYwM L. WALL co, Auctioueer.,
LOuisians avenue, between oh and 10Th street..
~ On MONDAY MORNING, Nay attn,
0A At IN. stable. Of +. q. Williams. On Braia-
se,t. avenue aud P street sOrthws.t. We aans in
part
One sorT.i HI or::e.
One Bay Horse,
Sin Carts, six SETS HsrRss, nearly new,
msyi 4 tSsl wx. l. witL . Co. Acts.
RT LATImER oLkAsT,
y Real Estate Brokers and auctiopeers,
star once building. w.
CATALOGUE SALE oFA LARGE .Npy.I.
0Us BOOKS, MEDICAL IssTRUMESrs' &C
o'eissk. "i,ha cGr Auction RSoa.: We 81 wi
Sssh etc ssts u sna Psisa
enc (MechsnlesD Reports, good copy q Rsss
Ais, several cases Il MedisaI instruments, to
gether with many valuable WORKS Ia every depart.
Ca;aloeues are now ready, and Books arranged
ioI ~ ~ arIurp crr.pv A..
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
Id Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylysnia avenue and 18th 81
Star Once Buildings,

PURE ALpERsRY STOCK AT AUCTION.
49, m, we viii sell in front of our auction1
3,ooms four pure Attorney cows and
OaLNES. Terms cash.
ago II LATiMER CLEARY, Aucss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS On l, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL

~ TaE PURCHASES OF THE ABOVE
property having failed comply with the term, of
sae. it will be resold q. his risk snl expsnss on
AONDAf, May 4th, ls7t, at o o'clock m, sane
place AID terms. MGS U. DULIS, Trustee.
apls-dSds LATIMER h CLEARY Ancts
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TUNING AND RENEwlNG PIANOS AM
Il ORGANS A SPECIALITY,
BY
g. kUHN, Practical Pianemakey.
formerly with Steinwsy 4 Sons.)
PIANO STORE, 632 New York avenue.
AGENT for the unrivslled PIANOS of-A
pEUkkR BROS, New York,
elstes at Marin 8, corner of 9th street andtIIHV
pennsylvania avenue, and 81 Karr's, 629 Peansyl
tania sVehue. Pianos and 0rgaas for eale OF
rent decA-tr
4 UOAs' PIANO AND MUSIC sTORR,
~ 114e SsSsaih stSsSf aovtAsSess,
Pianos and Organs aua Musical Ipstrumeus, O,
every description on hand; sold on easy 80
terms. Pianos and OrgA,s tuned and reru-
lsted. Georgetown orders Left a hr,NyNT
shinhe', no. IOS Bridae street iyl3tr
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DIT DUsCANSoN BRgS.,
~ Auctioneers and Commission Mere kants,
Southeast Coz ner Oh an ID streets north est.
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HIS DISADVANTAGES.

labor under great disadvantages in max:
ing statement. My memory of status OF
the mind is clear and tenacious, better than
my memory of dates and details. During
four troubled years, in all of which have
been sngulary burdened with public labor,
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charges against them. 1t is common and
ordinary thing for railroad companies to
commence using their roads before they
are sufficiently "ballasted.' We doubt 1T
there is a railroad in the country that was
not used for the running of both passenger
and freight trains before "ballasting' was
even commenced. Moreover, If we under
stand iGArairoads constantly require new
"balasting," and that work is being done
on all the roads throughout the country
every day. The "high and dangerous rate
of speed at which" this train was run, and
which was one of the causes of the disaster,
was the work of the engineer and conduc-
tor, and they alone were responsible for it.
They were cndeavoring to make up ''lost
time" and the management" whoever
they may be, could have knowledge of the
speed at which the tram was run. If.
however, it should turn out that the mana
gers have directed their engineers and con-
ductors to make up lost time at all hazards
and regardless of risks OF danger, then let
them be held to strict accountability
both by the people and the courts If the
section men are poorly paid, II is no excuse
for performance of duty They un-
dertake to do the work, and If they neglect
to do it, they arc guilty. If inefficient
men arc knowingly employed, then the
management is guilty. But whoever il
guilty, it is certain that this terrible disaster
is not the result of mere accident, but, OF
the contrary, of gross criminal carecssncs'
and negligence If there ever can be
case found where the authors of a so-calleC
railroad accident can be held to answer 70
the crime of manslaughter this is one. w
trust that the courts, having jurisdiction o
the matter, will have courage to fearlessl.
do their duty, whether the crime lays a
the door of the managers, the conductor
the sectionman, or whoever else it may be
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NEW YORK TROY AND MANCHESTER.
Leave Troy Mt 7.45 n. m, Via Troy & Boston
Railroad, connects with Hudson river steam
ers) arrive at Manchester 1928 a. IN.
Leave Troy 100 p. M, (after arrival OF Hudson
leaves New York at D "A. M arrive at Manches-
ter $40 p. III. Wagner's Drawing Room Cars
run through
Leave Troy at . p. IN, (after arrival of EX-
press train, which leaves New York at lO.45 Il.
No. arrive at Manchester y p. IN. Parties ar
irving in Troy too late for the 8 p. IN train for
Manchester on saturdays, can take the 10. 10
night express to Rutland and reach Manchester
RETURNING.
Leave Manchester 7.02 q. M, arrive at Troy
9.25 Il. m, connects with Saratoga Special ar
irving In New York 2lO p. IN.
Leave Manchester 2.2S p. H., arrive I'm Troy
4.i0 p. m, connects with Saratoga Special ar
irving in New York at $50 p. IN Connects at
Troy for Saratoga.
SARA TOGI AND MA NCIESTER.
Leave Saratoga at a. M, arrive at Manches-
Ter 22o p. H., stop one hour in Rutland)
Leave Saratoga p m, connects at Troy with
D p: IN. train, arriving at Manchester D. IN a..
Tickets sold and baggage checked through.
RUTLAND AND Man CHESTER.
Leave Rutland $50 a. m, arrive at Manchester
,.02 Il. m.
Leave Rutland $50 a. m, arrive at Manches-
ter 92S a. IN.
Leave Rutland 5p. M, arrive at Manches-
ter 22S r. IN.
Leave Rutland 2.lO p. m (after the arrival of
the Boston train) arrive at Manchester 43O
pm.
This train runs on Sunday. jy13ilm
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Tie Troy Times says that the Grea.
Eastern circus, from Schenectady, reached
Saratoga at o'clock Monday morning
The cage containing one lion, loaded on !,
platform car, struck the Delavan bridge
about five miles below Ballston, and threw
one car off the track, and broke the cage
and released the lion. The men surrounded
him with reyolvers and tried to drive hin.
back in the cage, but he would not go.
They tied piece of raw meat to the bell
cord and drew it along the ground before
the animal, but he couldn't be coaxel. I'll
naly they took the engine, went to Balls
ton, got young calf out of market anG
tied it in the car. When the lion s,w the
calf in the car lie made Il spring fOi it, ant
was Immediately shut in, the calf mean
while crying piteously. Tie trainer says
that it will be necessary to give the lior
chloroform to get him back in the cage from
the car. as the blood Of the calf will infu
rate him. A large crowd witnessed the
thrilling scene. Our informant, an eye
witness, says that the moment The hor
bounded into the car he could hear th'
crouching bones of the unfortunate calf
| He describes the scene as really touching
rs well as terrible.
After the accident the brakeman on tn
train dropped his lantern and started TO
the woods. The lions trainer hastily call
ed him back, and just in time, as the Ito
was preparing to follow the bait TIL
trainer said that no more dangerous temp,
alton could have been laid before the lior
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