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IMPNkTANT PEN-IANArInN

T. cir p ss5s aHf sAs PRilr.-F.r veu- better
A. MN .If. a Ne have al. pf,l auA adhere o.
the Hollow lug TlH~. Nlg-l-t The r nsIi De- nm
''tN tN>'-.-~ DAY frafn a. ul. 90 - Those
W. 'ah,..I -i.- rt -Ut.Eg rH-ls HFr. spa,ifs -
NtiN To- tr u.It. Wfn tutl Aidr"-~ yrl. Pes waited IA
AT RESIDE H,f iu am Ttrt I'D jl- District so Al work
H'Etla tl 90. a. MI Roe delivered af AIS place "a
lhf i-ff.t- t'tf- irIi it-. r.i,l ana rss.
tniH'l lt t.'il - eNpr"~s ls N u MWEArLEN.
Premium ~tH: n N..f. amt ~c.srt- p. simon
a. JIHHr~.u .fr-.f trs4rs.f svH. o. a. ladies' .nF
t''ifl'ln.n v sr.nC AVTFr.I. 'srts.r- KAT Ra4ts,
ur,sls Cleaned .r iaH. -,rf 81
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1Jdf = = III EVEST.-GDDi solid ice four 10
six IECiic- thick. - being cut from tie P,fs-
mae river ana stored ia some OF Tie ice houses
w this bl>triCf- The lee cut from Rock creek
- a little triCser. The Hudson river GONNA
Mes a ~ paying the m-u the wages they de-
mand. .fsit work l. being resumed. Tire ice
utaler~ u Massachusetts are harvesting a
splendid au%t-iN Of zee. fully twelve inches
thick frof.T The NS~UJyysuugcS ponds. a
EaStisuFt n
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NUTS
MINED. including son Shell Almond. - pavrB,
for 81.
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GEORGETOWN AnvERMTS

fIHnNnAS DOW Ling AnrfIFH...".
i IA Bride. ~trr.r .s.. .t.v-.
READY MADE CLOTHING sNn grNr-s
MENS "a gNl>WiNG .ruApS A. AI.rrItaN
On TUESDAY Jarusr, l9th. a. 20 -..I 81 = r .
~ NJ a. NlAh strnf-. tsFHr-r-rVu se I.,.- STORE,
~ Richard lUilalHHr- v hH b. tH-IirrrE HH-- f.s.
10 srl The entire --k contained thereon q
g large A. HrfrI.Uf i Ready uf j. l..a g.. =
tl'm.us Furnishing Goods 6lass show cases,
StaNts- gIa >;.gg Fixtures.
II. aff,EtI.r .' l.I- u. sling F.t.t Pa rrff.
cIr> 90 x ads Utle' lHIhins fEru ts.-,is o
invited O. this sale
lanlE-d THnNAs nnNIINE Ar,L
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A l am determined TO reduce Stock. purchasers
will find ii TO their advantage to give me call
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:

~ * F.ESr
ladiss ard Jui'Irras Fur in H.FutIfsI ~. .ll.-
received
EIfGNNT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
- "'ey l.-..a pisu worn, at ths lowest gHssI' &C.
FIsU.-.
W. y. SEYMOUR
offi' iin lfe BTalEH .fTH... O. .slIE .rHn on.
EEORGITaN SAVINGS HaNkp
~ 81 HfGN STREET
EaHk hour, d" m O. { q. Il.. ana rn ~pfurlas.
d. r''yi'' .-f rif. UHUl 4 pa. irssrt-l pad .,n
dep NJ. G.U.tsl Brff.irr Ku-iut.. l.f. M al
=, y'i- made yi. I'D accessible pt.ut- Discount dave
y Il.l~
~ PoLKTNHORN rf.-.1.rt
n v. BARRETT. 'a-hi.r
Directors.
y f"'E nh -ru. Ib.-. Bowling. = r Mitchell.
Hour ID -0I. y. T.. trrpl,r. Tr-I " Inc
h.ieN ShiIg, 4. 4. Hsrtloy, This ku.vles
ap-.vrly
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ENTBtOEBINAEY pI-PIAY.-The display
a. fine meats AT the stalls OF Mr.. r. L Hunt,
III IN" Center market this morning was one
tIat il rarely eqUallod even i'm the holiday
: a>On, when all butchers do their best. His
beef was unusually large, fat and beautifully
marbled, making il q real picture TO the eve
ana a most tempting suggestion to the pal
ate. while bis show of mutton included some
real SOUthdnWn and a fine array Of Young
lambs. Nr. Hunt viii have a supply of the
same stock al his stalls Nos. rs and go
IN the new northern market this evening.
Lovers OF good living should call ana inspect
his new stand.
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Fighting for Life.

THREE MEN TERRIBLY BITTEN by TWO
VICIOUS NEWFOCNDLAND DOGS
4 1850 o clock last night David Donovan.
Frederick ShOrr. and n boy named George
kepgan. We're, while passing the Five Corners
attacked by TWO vicious Newfoundland dogs
The party were unarmed, and a all stones
were frozen fast to the ground, were abso-
lutcly dcfcnccle.S. The animals which
seemed TO be perfectly furious. bit ali three
terribly, ard il was only by the most hcrcu-
lean cfOItS that the animals were kept from
tearing the threats OF the victims The latter
raised frantic cries for help. and officers
Rhinchardt and Burnett responded To the ca
ana dispatched the two dogs. The Injured
persons at once sought physician and had
their numerous wounds dressed. They say
the animals acted like starved wolves more
than like dogs. 1t is ascertaincd that the
savage dogs were brought out into the street
by Frederick CaVer who is in the employ OF
Samuel Tansi@. The dogs have always been
kept chained up during the day in the
grounds attached to Mr.. TanSg's residence.
One of the dogs had eight balls shot into him
and then did not die until his head was
almost beaten TO a pumice with a stick. The
men were badly bitten. Keegan was bitten
in the thigh and knee: Frederick ShOrr. of
Frazier place. in the thigh, and David Don
OVan. OF kearney, in the hand, arm and calf
of the leg All these had their clOthin. near
~ tom into rags in their fierce struggle with
the ferocious brutes. The man who had the
dogs with him was only recently employed
by Mr.. Tansig, and was not aware of the
ferocity of the animals.-JejSey CWy JOur,,as
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TEF TUFATFE~-O olive Logan. I'm surf. '-
hsr tie last time Hf tsf, National TLgdfDT Thu
evening Iu| exciting drama Dead Alive
o. MyItdy ard Tuesday evenings next. bu
Wednesday evening the celebrated Emily
ScidgUc with H'T English opera Bpuilc COM
Iiry- appear 90 the National for ;he first
time. Tire Queen Of Opera BOUfe' taking
tie tIrl" rode in on nhaCh'> ueW opera, Ma
dame l'ArChIdUc' A large audience will.
no doubt b. present. The troupe appear in
Madame AEEOtS Daughter" ON THURSDAY
evening "GcneVItVe lie BTab1nt'' ON Friday
evening. AMI Hcvre'~ beautiful opera. Chill
peTtt- Ou saturday evening. Madame
I'ArchI'tUC al the Saturday matinee.
Last chance OF The old folks ami Young
folks To enjoy the fun Of "Humpty Dumpty'
1t Ford : Opera House this evening. Next
week the me spectacle of The Sea Of lee:
or. A Prayer III The storm. viii be prodUc- ii
with startling scenic effects and q rine catS {
Of characters. IL will be one Of the finest
PLAYS pf the season. anu should draw well
throughout the week.
Last night of the excellent progrdmmn u
the week al the ThcateT tomiqUe. go and
SEE Patti Rosa. CdsSiu and Fritz. sad the
rest eff the stars Tonight if YOU wOgil cuiIy
yourself
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LEMONS, CITR0N AND FRENCH PRIMES
NEN LANTEE CURRASTS. 10 CENTS. OR "a
POUNDS FOR 81
STABlEES BARTLETT PEARS SWEET
CvRN' GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SAUCE. CANNED
EDAM CHEESE. BEST GOODS a. er3S
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS ntSI7.
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BANANAS, FIGS AND oRAyGEx
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PRICES JFWFIRY SSoiE on the avenue
Ttce4v,s lcw socis every WOr1ilng.
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" ~ 2 rIt "a.
The letter or Oh, .th december recommends
the iIcF,.i~f. u! tis salaries Oi the deputy col
leCt"r assistant engineer. assistant attorney.
seCTs gary tu commissioners. chief clerk u ci-
sIsssr chief clerk TO crlcC tor. amt book Keep
- o. fLD controller. an aggregate Ot nearly
$500 increase ,H .I.jr Previous paw.
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ASK YOUR GROCER or wine mC~"haU' g1r
Charles heidsiocl's SiIlery Or EAt.a Dry
Champagne.
EXCtlled by none. Sftb3.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK cOrnarof
New York avenue and 18th street. paws : per
cent per annum on deposits fOTeach calendar
month. Banking hours, 3 TO 4. SatIrjayS.9
10 and 6 toS. ,t3l4tlG
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IN TIUS DAY pf great reductions IN rTlcAs
and uH>effilug vi values we heua linz taIfa-
NIL not forget that Began Wvlie are
always prepared 10 meet the issue fatriy aud
- usrelN. a. by their Ell JFaOr,iinarV facilities
~fH the puTcha> OF bargains in the mort leru
INA ketS they are ever alive 10 the int -rt.<t
- HItlr customers. and src now OreTin.
slc%f Inducements, both al new goods AMI a
great CLEARING out sale o. winter stock a. i'm
He'LSr reductions one Price only.
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CANDY. toNE TON IN STOck..
Made by slauson 4 Co. New York
hoige rcam VI iytrreS-.....-. Four r.ur.i- fr G.
Broken Candy, resh .....-.-..Si1 q .t,i,,- f.r
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
DOOR CASES-In Cut Glass. Rt1.-f, T..a.,,.r a..
Seraftu Wood, iron - 90 SD ''t
TOILET BoTTLLS-In Bschare. T-,f f,f,ss 90, A
hand ueC0Ia-i.n n. from .ec. 10 $40
1bllEI SEIS-lu Bacbarar- q NJ f.T.sg a.. a m ,
Decoration, from : 4 60 : 20 Der st ~ mana
Many very elegant designs in GILT RgpNyE in
GUIDING lax Wells, Match safe. ard Cigar al a.
iseceiN ,rs bern uDeters- iH Cut Gise- ana Rr,Tlg
Ivory mar BrueE-s and Shell Csrulls Hand sni
SHAVING Gla>seS loUTi-ts Cups aud Bottles ii -
prices a-fcul>h.Igly low. ~ ~
decl9tr ". :. THOMPSON. ,a2 lst,. A.
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THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL Mont
MENT.-Thc following additional suD~crIp -
ti"n> have been recorded toward tn" compile
lion OF the Washington National Monument.
Ashlar Lodge, No. 81. r. A. \. NJ. Detroit.
Mich, 80: 81. Clair Lodge. No. n. f.. A 4
NJ, Eellville. Ill, -; Pennington LOtge. No.
1872. F. 4. 4. NJ. Pennington. Ill, =. Car
SON Encampuent. No. 2, |. o. .. F.. Carson.
Nevada. $40; Knoxville Lodge. No. Gt. +. \
\. NJ. Knoxville; III, 80; Battle Crock
Lodge. No. II. +. A. A. NJ. Ba'tle CrteR.
Mich. SO. Battle Greek Chapter No. IL. H.
a. N. Battle Creek. Mich. SO. Evening
star Lodge. No. ~. +. A. A. NJ. WinteTSct
Iowa. 50 :Juniata Lodge. No. 2,I. +. A. A
NJ. IOilIday>burg, Pa. SO: Shealtul Lodge.
No. -. !. o. @. F.. Oakland. Md. SI0; NJ
Tidi1H Lodge, No 80. +. A. A. N. KELLOGG.
Iowa. SO. DOwney Lodge, No. -, T. A
NJ. Boston, Ind, s.: ReSurgam Lodge. No.
1853. +. A. A. NJ. Sahila Iowa SO. HlckIc-
man Encampment. No. n, /. o. o. F, War
saw. md. $50; Camp SeCO Lodge, No. 100. F.
A. A. NJ. Camp SeCO, Cal, e2j Freiumaaia
Lodge. No. +. !. A. A. Nj. OSkaIOO>1. Iowa
Slo. John J.. Phillips, w. NJ. +. A 4. N
Lawn Ridge. Ill. -. So. Andrews I.OIgc.
70. 5o3, i. A. 4. NJ. Chicago. 50: Delaware
Lodge. No. a.. +. A. A. NJ, Muncie. Ind
SO. MuncIe Chapter. No. 80. x. A NJ. Nun
Gle, Ind. SO. Mount Carme! Lodge. No. go.
I a. a. N. Mount Carmel III. so. selma
Lodge. No. -. +. \. A. NJ. selma Iud .
SIC. MuuCIe CUmmaudcry. X T. No. il.
AIUucic. Ind. SO
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A NETTING OF The ALUMNI OF several
I'M rr>itlt> and colleges throughout the
eOUntrV Ia list oil which was triufa,i la TrTr
STAR "A Few days ago. took place last might
a. BallautN mes lecfUTc-rOOm. on .Ih street
10 consult IN relation 10 the formal ION OF the
National Alumni Association. Prur W Il
NctgWOOd presided. The corresponding sec
rotary Key Il. sunderland. read several LEI
itF> oil SCct ptancr from persons vino had been
rendered positions a. directors. Remark,
we're made 10y Prof WedgwOpd. X. r.. Brown.
dId others. On The Iea~ IDIllTv OF = grand
national alumni convention. 10 be held in
TINS city on the 18th OF April. the centennial
anniversary OF the battle Of Lexington. Gen.
HTownss ami Dir. Cary We're UUani moISlv
chosen respectively a. president ant secre-
fary OF fne association
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GENTTNE GOSHEy BTTyER
ONE Ton CHOICE, N HALF FfRKENs RA
tElNED DECEMBER IL, 1874
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HyIhe most prominent advocate OF q
strike AT Fan River is a woman.
~ accidents from coastin. are quite com
mon III New England.
81 One use OF the hairs in the nose is 10
Keep dust out OF the lungs.
SThe students OF the state university OF
Indiana refuse To recite to a female prOfeS-
sor- She ought to spank EN-.
~ The six ladies who were elected In tho
Boston school committee formally took their
seats Tuesday evening, and were placed on
several committees.
I Alt is curious scientific fact that a
woman can open eight-paged paper and
md Another Clerical Scandal before a
man can .etl unfolded..-Dsfrot Free PRESS.
"a Buffalo woman, Mrs Antoinetts
kessler, thrty-siI years old a woman of
good presence and address. has developed q
dows. "
SThe man to be put. upon the scent o
hunted up and identified lot of mince m.s
that was stolen in that city the other day
~ The project of Tien TSin. the port O
fekin, China. whose salary was Sl5O0 ne
annum. has retired Just a fter four wears SER
vice. on y fortune of $50 900 He display.1
thrift and industry equal To- the yerag.
American Office-holder.
81 There has been no more shameful fac
in the whole Beecher-Tilton history than m
parade in court OF the two women most in
tereSted in the case. The sacrifice of the two
souls for the sake OF effect on the jury is more
cruel ana terrible than all that went before.
v. Y. HerdId
~ They have at least one sailor at PORT
land, Maine. who had better not make q
Speciality of saving drowning women. A lady
fell overheard from the vessel TO which he
belonged the other day, and after she had
IOated herself on a plank that the CAPTAIN
threw the sailor tried To fling sort Of lasso
around her legs. She screechei ont: DO LET
my hgs alone; you Will drown mo-" The
captain called him back, and then IsheJ her
cut WAN rope around her waist.
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DISCHARGED FROM CT-TODY-To-lay
Richard W. Carter. alias John W. Garter.
cOlCTcd, committed TO Jail on the 18th instant
by Justice MlilS. in default OF giving bond
10 support the Legitimate child OF Annie
Lawson, was brought before Judge NarA y
thur. Mr. D'Callaghau appeared for the gov
eminent. ami Mr.. Il. H. Webb for the ne
UuOucr. The latter moved The discharge Of
thc accused and. reading the old NHrvlant
act under which The arrest was made said
that justices OF the peace had not authority
10 commit IN such cases. The motion wa
2ramttI ami The priSnnCr NiScnarErI.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs A. 60. Gro.er.
lMAsoN-c TENPLEl
srH STREET opposite L. 5. Patent orsce.
Ell PHONZO YnTNCSy
J. !. JOHNSON 4-,s H..
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RAESNT

RiESINT
DEHESAs. LONDON LAYERS. rNifas
MATS AND SULTANAS
Layers in qnsrter boNes... sDo-.-
Fancy Brands quarter boxes el9r
GUod ksIsins, IS cents. orr he ior.. -
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

EOR MERRY CHRISTMAS
ANn
marry NEW YEsE
MASSEY : PHILADELPHIA ALE.
CINCINNATI LAGER EIEK
PURE APPLE CIDER
SWEET CAIAWBs WINE.
Prom siML e. PALMER.
Greene street. g s-rS,,rvyn. n q
\ -nrt'rs f0r above goods N hr..r.s 49,. --
tFIfris promptly allied. N cEarl. fur .i.I,.r.rs
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HHEIIR dRL-g

FORTY BJ SHELLS GENUINE wv ygy,
STATE HICKORY NUS
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CoRNs, &C-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patrDniZe DR.
whites establishment, 535 18th street, Oppo-
site L. 8. Treasury. To avoid painful CGrnS
BuniOns, Inverted Nails. etc.
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THE CDTRTS
- y ~ Z ~ -
'GIICE GnIRT-IlHiRe &.I.n

POLICE tOTRT-Ji"tGe S,teN
To-day Walter HUn"rriord and Jacob
RrDWn. TWO CotOTed brUi>"TS. We're up for as
Nault and battery Oh John GRAY: so and
= 81
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
- EOIUMRTk VI

In the mdffsr of hORITz AUGFNSTRrN HaaLr.,n,
You are hereby notified one Of the cretitor, of
MohIIl hOGENsTflN that a second meeting OF
hts eresiltofs will be held at WashinCfon m d ~
the once OF j Sayles Brown, Register in BauS-
rnpes' on inc zst day OF January, A u. 1875 at II
O'Clock m Tor the purposes named in The gth s-.-
ton OF the Bankrupt Act ~ ~
Washington, ID C., January O. lg-s
jano-d ~
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I | L Y | L F. VI :.

To HAVE elegant -Ist Biscuits. R,f1S.
BnckwhCat Cakes. Fruit Dumplirx>. g..
You should Use hoplcy'S Yeast Pow Ter. AK
YOUR grocer for it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of
1872 were S219, Coo. 4I2-Swtf
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DURE PEACH, OUNCE AND APPLE
BUTTER.

FRUIT JELLIES.
COMPRESSED CORSED BEEF, = Iuxury. con.
venient and economical.
PREPARED FOOD FOR MoCKING BIRDS,
&C. Reiehe Bro-,) IS cents per box; 9. per dozen.
&. WILMER,
jams tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenue
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ron TIE NENT
Eff TEEN JAYS
FOFFER THE FOLLOWING
ECIAL Il AR @ AIMS:
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

OVERCOATS.
INDUCTION FROM SIS TO SO ON ALL
HEAVY ONERC0ATs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGEs.-Over Iol
: OF the latest New York STYLES of. S@S
PARK and Pony Phatons, Top and No f-&SA
Top Buegles. Sash and Low Door and 8S@fs6
jump scar Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
ia eSo h3nge, Cal before purchasing eisewhere p
~. eIHMlpI co, No. Sl9 l2th street. be-
meen Snd u Wellington, and 81 W. fayette
euee'' D"4tlihoFe' MD. mayll-ly+
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A-GOOD THISG.-A marvel in the way of
q perfect desk suitable for office or library.
combining convenience, cOmpactneSN. neat
ness. and ornamental, il the WOOtcn do,K
now ON exhibition and for sale. AZ IL .
IOWle> lurnit urc waTeTOomS. Penns ylVania
avenue, between 10th and nth streets
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SALT WATER pELICACIFS-JuSt received
per Adams Express: Fresh SHAT, Fresh
salmon, SmeltS. spanish Mackcrel Fresh
Lob>t"rs: Diamond back Terrapin and Can
VaSS-hack Ducks. with an abundant SUNNY
OF the largest and finest brands o. Oysters
that can Ice produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ELPHONZo YoUNGs
MAKE THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL PRICES
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS Only.
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REAL ESTATE StLE.-B. III. Warner real
estate broker and auctiOneer. sold Yesterday
afternoon. for MesSrS. l.. A. Rollins and w
T.. Chandler, trustees at auction. the western
part OF tot Il. IL square 295. on II street. h.
tween 18th and 18th streets. adjoining Fran x
I'm eHgire-hOuSe. improved by an unfiniShe ]
tpur-stOrT and mansard-rnOf brick building
10 The National Life Insurance Company 0l
the United states Of America" Tor $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

TRoY, n. Y, March l2.-Thc bridge at
saltwater burned this morning together
with two stores, nine dwellings and the
hotel. Loss $4,000.
MoNrpELtER, W., March l2.-A fire
broke out at 1890 this morning md last.
cd until Z A. NJ. A number Of stores
were burned. Loss not stated.
TOLEDo, March l2.-At Dayan, Ohio,
about I o'clock this morning, fire broke
out in letchcr's block, occupied by J.J.
Collier, boots and shoes, j. n. Ryan,
icwclCr; fHtChcr 4 Co., produce, and ex.
prrss Office. Second story by Dr.. LCtCher;
ID story BY n billiard room. The fire
communicated north to the building
owned by 'rhos. Wolff and occnpicdby y.
A. Wolf, cluthict, attorneys offices and
club rom. Goods nearly all saved.
The north wall fell, dcmolishing II two.
story frame adjoining, owned and OcCu-
picd BY McQuiIlan Bros, grocers, whose
stock was removed. Oh the south to
Myers block, occupied by Bryan, Willctt
4 Co, dry gOods.LOSs estimated al forty
to fifty thousand dollars. About half in.
RutCd.
Sr. paul, March l2.-What was known
as the BOSTON elevator, at Lake City,
burned this morning. The building was
worth $4,000; insured for $lOt6O0. The
warehouse contained $4,000 bushels of
wheat most Of which was insured
CHICAGO, March IA fire On West
Imlinnn street this morning DESTROYED n
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"Mi-s Smiley sees the ultimate end Of
all such fashions when she thus cries
aloud and spares not, 1t is useless for
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Cady Stanton,
and other female suiI'ragists, to go about
the country haranguing people in favor
Of women's rights and deploring the gen.
orally subordinate status Of females, a'
long as women themselves contribute so
largely to subordinate their status in tho
ewes oi the world. As long as women
prefer to bc followers Of fashion rather
than culivators OF their intGllects, 50 long
will they necessarily and Justly hold an
inferior position in all respects to man.
Alas, that 80 many Of our women prefer
to bu simply splendid shows, lacking the
essential substance Of life. In no ago
have women had such u splendid oppor.
tunity for advancement and intellectual
Improvement as in this one, and yet sec the
lengths to which fashion leads them in the
matter OF dress. Ii II bG true, Us Mon
icsquicu says, that "ihC safety OF the State
is in the virtues Of her women" have we
not cause to be upprGhensivc when we SEQ
lIlt UClllul hlIhhblON NHht Htt N"fS" "'S'H,J
in the matter OF dress. The example
that is set in high life is followed as
closely Us possible in low life. ThGgreat
desire Is to possess the means Of gratiiy'
ing this prevailing passion for dress.
The manner by which the means can be
obtained becomes at last n secondary OBJ
irct. Asa certain class were wont To say
once, 50 the same class, ahd perhaps
Others, say now, viG-"Manncrs for us and
morals for those who like them" Is il
not duty that women in the Church
owe to those out OF the Church,
and especially their poor, and more
particularly their weak sisters, to set
them an example in the matter OF greater
pIainmcss and modcsty in dress. Assomc
one has said, that religion that does no!
distinguish us from u sinful world will
never distinguish us from u pcrishimg
one So those ladies who think to pay
tithcs Of mint, annise and Cummin, and
yet nrc coniormcl in every respect to the
opinions, fashions and fOllirs Of the
world to such an extent a4 to be .
stumbling block within the sphere OF
their influence, nro certainly committing
u grave mistake, the consequences Of
which they do not properly appreciate"
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ST. L0uis, March l2.--'ThC banquet
which II was designed to give Capt. Jas.
Il. t;ads on Monday next "a an ucknowl.
Cdgcmcnt Of his interest and cNcrlionS In
lrhnlf Of the Improvement Of the nNvign.
tion Of the Mississippi river, and rsm.
Cially for his success in procuring the
passage by Congress Of the ICtty bill, hnS
been postponed for few days, II having
been learned that many prominent gen.
tlCmcn in the Mississippi Valley desire
to participate in the affair, and that they
cannot reach hero by Monday next. II
IL now proposed to extend invitations
to the GGvcrnors Of nll the States border.
ing on the Mississippi, Missouri and
Ohio rivers, President Grant Speaker
blaine and n number Of other distin.
gnishcd men who have been identified
with the ,lcliy movement or been invnra
hlr To TINT plan Of improvement. 1t Ia
proposed to make the compliment to
Captain Ends co.cStCnsivC with the Mis-.
aisSinpi Valley.