davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

ATTFMTTED SUICIDE N 4 STREET CAR
y cOlOTed woman named Ella Cursor. about
= years old, took dose OF chlOrOform Will lie
she was in one OF the q street cars, yester-
day Afternoon. The passengers in the car
Who noticed her take the narcotic callet
ofncer Reese, of the "a precinct, who took
Ter 10 the statiOnbOuse, where she was
ATTENDED by DR.. Callan. She lives with a
woman named Ella Johnson at the corner
0f 10Th and q streets northwest. She re
I"ained there until she recovered from the
srects Of The chlOrOfOTm5 when she was re-
moved 10 her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

a PIFA Of GUILTY AND SUSPENDED
STNTTNCE - WIN. l. Fjtzhugh, indie
with Hu-S Oakley for the larceny OF AL
worth Of dresses from Eiia Wilson, for
which HU~s was last week sentenced II o~e
ear az the Albany peuitentiary, came into
court this mon ming and surrendered him
self The prosecuting witness having written
To- the DiStTlcJ Attorney that she did not care
10 prosecute the case, and appealing in his
teTing plea OF guilty and To- the sentence
being suspended. FitZhugh then entered a
fiea OF guilty, and the court. after giving
him some good advice, stated that he 1.-THE
COURT would suspend the sentence and allow
Fiizhugh To go al large, and on his good con-
'uct would depend the question as to whether
fhe sentence should be imposed and carried
1ntC execution or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
District Government Affairs.

Lieutenant HOEte has authorized the
Washington Gaslight Company 10 substi-
tuie larger supply pipes to the lamps on
Pennsylvania avenue, between the Capitol
and the Executive Mansion; erect one lam o
al the corner of ith and y streets east: at
tach one lamp TO each of the buildings now
being fitted up for the 5th and 9Th police sta
lions To be lettcred respectively "MetrOpOli-
tan Police Precinct" with number of sta
ton; erect twenty lampS-on II, between 9th
and Boundary streets northeast, and seven
lamps on + street south, between ! street
west and New Jersey avenue.
The Georgetown Gaslight Company has
. been ordered To lower the gas mains and
services on Beall street, Georgetown. as soon
as possible a. il is proposed To complete the
improvement on that street this fall.
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED to-day by Inspector PlOwman: Jas.
Cady, a uTee-StOTy brick dwelling. sOutts
side NJ, between ID and I'D streets north
west; S:a0. Gee. +. Guiick, Is tyvO-eiOrv
frame dwellings. south side Park street be-
tween r and aud 18th and 18th streets
northeast; so 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

The BHffalo Lithia waters.
! ne cNir2Oru mary curative powers Of these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases 81 Honterl, iu
affections o. me GTTnOyV Organs; in DgfSJelxiu
AID in GOl0U and Rte7uRdfic 4 1scfjgaS is
VOuched for by some Of the best medical
talent Of the country. They are for sale by
Hidwell a Son, 1881 l street; Charles StOtt &
CO. isO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Georgetown, ID. c; and T.. 8. Beabcate- &
Bro. So Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
a. Pamphlets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS T. GOoDE, Proprietor,
la,A,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
FREoKLrs removed 'Sy Natures Reau,iaer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
HrwAsB1SGToS BRICK MACHINE Cow

The WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE Cow
PANE held their annual meeting yesterday
afternoon, and elected trustees for the en-
suing year IS follows C. r. Peck. II A a..
willard. Lewis Clephane. DIR. VIM. L. John
StOn, WIN. II. Philip. John Fraser John o.
Evans. Cbas. y. Church and Najhan1 VII
son. Manager Clephane submitted his an
TUal report. showing prosperous condition
Of things. the demand for bricks made By
their process being FAR in excess of the pro-
dUctiOn; and in order 10 supply the spring
trade they have determined ~ continue the
manufacture o. bricks the coming winter
The management OF Nj CleIhaHe was fully
endorsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

was decided success IN every way Lin
coin Hall was well filled. and the audience
was I6ms Ik2bly stylish one. The pro-
FremiHe throughout was rendered in "A mas
ierly manner, and elected continued an.
pause. The solo by Mr.. =. g. Young was
excellent, and in response TO an encore ne,
sang a Mariners Home the Sea in f,ls
voice ard style. Mr.. Laidee Jones and Miss
Lottie Swallow were both encOTe1, as We're
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
ELECTIoN.-At the annual meeting to-day
OF the Columbian Bank Note Co. the follow
ing were elected trustees: w. II. PdIlip
John q. Evans, j. NJ. Van RIskirk, VIM. VIZ
warden, j. w. Waters, Walter 5. Cox, Ma
thaniel Wilson. At a subsequent meeting
OF The trustees the following officers were
Jones, vice president; John NJ. Van Bus
kirk, treasurer: j. w. Waters, secretary
This is the permanent board for the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
READING NOTICES.

TIE CEowN PCFEALo HORN COMBS
They pass smoothly through the hair, with
out catching or breaking Do or Tacy viii
Lot scratch or igjlre the scalp.
A FrIL LINZ c. ne Crown Tooth Bru~haS.
Hair brushes aud Con-, $. by ". = TuCnp-
son, druggist, soS 18Th Il eet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSSrS Duncan
son Bros. aTctiOneerS. sold part OF lot H. in
square so. frOntipg y feet I inches on &
street, between Isl and u northwest. and
running back 80 feet 10 an alley, for 800, TO
Mark McIntee.
1hOS. bowling, auctiOueer. sold yesterday.
for A. b. Kelly, Trustee, lot numbered .. in
has. JuSts subdivision OF original lots
numbered 3, /. ., { and :, in square 1.;3. stu
stSd on street south. between 1st and 2d
streets east, with the improvements. for
$500. Also, lot a, square PSI. situated on
l2th street, between NJ and y streets, i'm
proved by frame dwelling. with br.ck
stables, TO Mrs. r.. Lowe, for 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

Use ALADDIN SECURITY or and prevent
any possibility OF an explosion. Such a. Oc-
curTed At BabcOck's frane factory, October
nth, 1875, lille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

.TOHN T.. V-ESS.-..S elf' attracted another
ifT-e audience Ia the National Theater last
evening. and Mr.. Owens iinpersOuatiOn of
John Unit was met with great e1thuS iaSm
and aPlT- citation. Mir. Owens il a fine come
"ian. ard every character he undertakes is
carefully C@iiEeated. bur as the CTusty bat
Kind hearted oil bachelor in this play, he is
not only funny bUt Instruct ge, aHd to hui
NOR adds some iUe pathetic touches. TliS
lmIer>On2tiDD goes right 10 the hearts OF tine
PEOPLE, and always ELECTS sympathetic 2 D.
IlSCse- Miss Ninstte Thompson. the charm
irg Cebutauta. makes an excellent MARY
AIeN.' aud W III doc btlesS he ui Oh rank a
an actress n she pcrSevereS. She possesses
decided dramatic talent, ami only needs a
little more familiarity with the stage buSi-
TeSS and the ease SUCH familiarity brings. 20
make her acting still more effective Miss
e. borne fS good a. Mrs, Apex AMI Mrs.
GFrmOn is. IS she always l.. fully up TO The
requirements o. uer part Tonight will be
ITescnted tic Victims aud "SOlol Shin
ale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
CTR TIE Us.
w, Moere, Merchant raisor
w ~. ...-.--....-

.NfW I'TN
Fine Black Dress SHIFTS made 10 order Sf-
CEinChilla OvercCHtS 80
THE leading physicians prescribe L5ebig'S
Lt410d kniroc' ~ Beef In pint bottles. ~ the
best preparation for the weaS, the worn and
the dysrrptic. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
Condensed Locals.


Tie street lamps Will be lighted at so d.
Ia. srd tNtIuguisEed Al 10 D. m.
a Sfili-r1.u cOloTct infant was found in the
lake ~ the Monument grounds yesterday.
Wl4leit = REOh : announcements make
Interesting reading this weather.
Robert BeaH sends HsTPeTs Hcesly FOR
From the Junction News Depot we have
81 advance copy OF the excellent December
Tne mother of john T. Vins1n. District
Auditor, died in Baltimore this morning at
an advanced aEF. after q shor; illness.
The Market Dealers Protective ASSOcia-
ton will meet Thursday evening at the o iice
Of The y. l. Market Co, IL viii be seen Dy
fEe advertisement.
Workmen are engaged in putting the ma
ChiEeTy Of the monitor skill il order. She
was hauled out into tire stream at the navy
ward yesterday, and will soon De really for
tea.
II is ststed that w. w. Corc1raa intends 70
erect "A large ii We story iron ant brick fire
IIOOf building az The corner OF IS n street
aud Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the
Treasury department.
May il rot be hoped mat the liberal dola-
ton ~ the Childreus Hospital, acsnOwl-
edged elsewhere by its treasurer, will inspire
others 10 extend help in a like manner 10
IfHt most excellent charity.
The friends Of Mrs. Gray, wife Of Rev. DR..
Gray. VIII be panied to learn that after
snort and distressing illness she died this
morning at O'Clock. The funeral services
are set for Friday at ? O'Clock p m. at the
residence OfDT. Gray, IS Grant place.
- -.St a meeting Of the WOma1's Christian
Association. yesterday afternoon, at the
house Of ATs- Stickney. ON NJ street. report
was submitted stating that the new Home"
al lSih street. between X and 5 streets. will
% ready for occupancy by Thanksgiving
CAV.
the East Bud Musical Association last
evvIiT 2 TcUTganiZCi ard elected the follow
ing officers: VI. NJ. kaiehu, president; r.. =.
hcCIeaTy, vice president; p. III. Seymour,
secretary. j. +. Miller, treasurer. +. .. Nc
CiesTy. librarian: G. II. lLtiIebridge. mus
cal director: Miss Maggie W. NcCleaTy,
pianist
The National Capital Real Estate ASsOcia-
lion last night adopted resolutions: That
borrowers be solicited 10 make the balance
of their pay WtUts ia monthly notes with in
feTeSt. ana have TIE right 10 turn in their
shares o. stock ia ia yneUt on the same. and
that the board Of directors sell tine real estate,
they own uTCu such terms a. they deem best
fer the interests OF The association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

WE claim that the EmwOod collar will
ut better, look more like linen, and keen
clean longer than any other.-AdU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

WASHINGTON LIEDERERASZ certtfI-
cate of incorporation was filed Ia the Office of
the Recorde' OF Deeds to-day in the name OF
Inc Washington Lieierkr anz (singing soc.e-
~, the objects OF which are to cultivate the
science OF vocal music and TO aid and assist
w The mutual enjoyment OF eacn other. RI
coli Blelsfus, Anton Lehman. William II.
hlecns, John G. Bonn. Henry George Koch
Ter, ana Henry Schultz are named as incor-
roratoEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

Flashing IN their pesrlv sheen
From the glorious cOralliue.
See those teeth uUfaruished.
White alike the hack and front;
Yes. by the fragrant S0-O,iOn'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

fTHscSs in search of walnut parlor ar
chamber furniture. carpets, &c, should not
al To- attend the sale advertised by Wash.
n MiIiian1s, auctioneer. 10 take place at the
I.slGence 81 j. III. Hersey esq, No, 20 81
.s s.i Eoriheast, tomorrow morning, COM
4eGeiDg al 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

Lafaye cite Royal Arch Chapter. No. 5, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected and Installed for the ensuing masonic
year-BuIton Raynor Ross, NJ. r.. II. p;
VIM. Grant Powers, e. K; Ellery Channiny
Ford f. s.; John Edwin Mason, Secretary;
Fleming Rush Griffith, Treasurer; John
Edwin Mason, Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

SUIT GAINsT THE FREEDMAN'S BANK.
Messis. Moore and Newman yesterday en-
tered suit for q. w. Shawyer agt. the
FIeedman's Bank to recover the amount OF
his % posit (S5O0) In this case the question
is whether the plaintiff Is not entitled to re-
cover, having before the suspension given
the requisite sixty days. notice for Withdraw
ing his deposit, instead Of being compelled
10 accept q dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John w. Sanderson and Alice Oulahan;
Richard b. Walker and Mary c. Shade; w.
w. Simpson and Elizabeth A. Linn, Howard
county, Md; j. Il. g. Ourand and Annie j.
cassidy; Richard F.. Hartnett aud Kate
ConnOr; Louis Goldman, of Nashville, Tenn,
and Clara Luchs; John L. DeTreville and Ida
nan DeNenter, Of Richmond; Joseph HI.
Brown and COrnelia A. Bell; Champ Scott
and Bette Luck; Isaac S. Hollidge and An
nie y. Crawford,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

PRICES JEwELRY STORE is receiving new
holiday goods every day, No. a. Penusylva-
MIA avenue, near x street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

ALLEGED SNEAK THIEVES ARRESTED
detective COomes arrested John Thomas,
yesterday. on the charge of stealing an over
coat from !. N. Walter. col r. street. The
coat vas recovered. Mr.. Coomes, also, with
The aid Ot Officer ROderick, captured j. sum
mers and John Early. for the alleged larceny
of pair OF blankets from a store Op Penn
sylVSnla avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
GREATEST BARGAINS YET.
GEo. J. JoHN,ON q CO..
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS.
RRODEIEAD q CO.

BRODtfEAD q CO.
93S Pt30isglr0i0 = ueylfe, BE-. s.h orsB f0lh SIS
Ia ite sfteffi'n @ tle following GOODS, alt ns
which are T.I-t8ss iu color quality aud ~ Ie. AID
sold Ia many Instance A. from ~ % ~ peE Celr
LEES than ruling market prices
Snow lske SUi,iucs, Can-is Hair PIsids; Kuick
CIbOCker Plads and SuiliuRs. ETe-ch Meriuo-
French Diagouals. Trap Rte: Black sIlks; Bls-s
ta-tineres, Brown - L., Black AlpsCas sud No
hslrs; Siik Velvet. Nel.eteeHs; French Musliu-.
fPaugied Isfl-iaIs; Plan Tarietaus. suisse-
tTrLCh Pl4res. kzlusos X: NaXalia, Tor RuifIug
lCLesdale Cambria, Bl-ached sud rnhlearh e
tAeeiiugs ard SLirlii g., White and Red FlAnneI-
y 0ol Blankets; Bed sresd,: Linen Table namask
Towels, Napkins. Iadies aud Gents Under reAr
EO-lery, Hsudk, r-i,iels; hid Gloves. RibLous.
PUhbE-s Collier EEd gud-; Buttuu- Dress Lin
inEr, straw Is, Nsiergro.t Cloths. Hamburg Edc
Ladies Scarlet ana Merino Crderveats. moved an
cesi Al ie;I fIr~atta - Reached 'off.u. l5r prr
yard. IhTeet ufton Paris ID. IN " ti-e and lsrE
aud street sud party G I 4. O. Is: Brsga silks "a
b e per yard. worth So d. b Hove. T1u franz
40 lsst gUSiiiyl SspeE dozen; sFleu 10 al Lias.
apktu 81 Ter d'sen
our 20, a. are selected with great care. ana ~
cf"set aud sC't OF strictly ca.h basis aud thor.
fore car ability 10 give the fH ra r ~ al ra..s
BR0DHEGD CO..
C-tsqt~ $50 reuia av. hat OH and l8,h IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

pRICES REDUCED ON CARPETS.
FULL STOCK oF pRY GOODS AT BoWEE
BATES THAN tOR TWENTY YEARS
hrdroscroerin Cotton. Toe -unprccogpr MED
E2fra Heavy Can't M isuutl. i3ifr
flfs q best Calico. 81 G last cair-s
lre-s Goods Plsids, l.s. Is. sc 20 slFu
tl.Eout 4 taTntl- u arr and French Plafds
Al OCl Satius- ard Empress Cloths, T-t,c
Bcst make Black Narhmf ras-all woul--ac m
holrnlnE Go.is % Marines nrap y fo. sc
tAhPEE : TOCh ~ tST n r sol u FDR CASH.
PRItES OF AL INGRAM CARPETS DOW
Rom 10 o. l3C AND.-NON FOR BARGAINS
Ele!ish aud best American Brussels, ! .&-vortt
Tarcstry 81 us.nls 81 ~ % eIB
huge Mats. Oh Ell Es-very chrsr.
Blankets iron 8 81 a Sle - palr.
tt NAtDAIN,
now n zoe Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

nc hht-AoFh>. &C
~ and after December lSi. Or. White,
Gsaog 'o'5-t. Will occupy The very eligible
~ tfnentS OF the new brick building, l'iS
it'Gf sylvania avenue, opposite Nlilarls
H'tei, where he viii continue the successful
treatment OF Corus, RuuiOnS, ChilblsinS,
vascular EXcresccnceS, Club and msrowiug
Nails &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

HE CHkLpEA4's-The second day OF the
session OF the National Encampmenf of the
q. ". %. Cf Chaldeans was held yeSter,,av az
Chaldean hall. Past Grand Leader Hop,xins.
Of the state of Maryland: State Grand
Leader Edward Carter, OF BaIti more. Rohert
X Thomas, grand leaaer of the District OF
Columbia, and Edwsrd Scott. deputy grand
leader of the State OF Maryland, were ra-
selected 50 the next place o. meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

STLF MUSDkRoUs NEGLECT To sufcr
cold 10 accumulate on cold, or a couch ~
income chronic. when a few doses OF Hale.
HO1ssi ~ ROreh0aaHi AMI Tar taken AZ the out
set, invariably effect a cure ia a few hours
For sale by all druggists
Pike 5 TOOthaChe drops cure I'm one minute 20
\ LARGE VOLUME would not contain the
n ass Of testimony which has accumulated
IN iavCr OF Or W-ts'aT's Bolsull 0f W'i'f Chem
a. safe. efficient. ana. reliable remc,ty IA
CUTiEG coughs, Cpi,ts and pulmonary disease.
Many % The cures are truly wouderf8l. 50
ccuis aud - bottle, large bottles mueh me
CLta!cT co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

THF COLI NBIA LYING-IN AsYLUM An
n""t hfpDTt If Dr.. IhOWg%Ca.-Dr. i. H.
Thompson, surgeon in-chief of the COlum-
ola Hospital for Women and Lying in ASy-
lun, has submitted mis- ninth annual report
10 the Secretary OF the Interior. The statis-
ucal portion OF The report Indicates "a degree
of success which will fsvOrably compare
with the experience of any hospital in the
country. Some OF the most i'm portant ope-
ratiOns known TO surgery have been success
fully performed, and in nc case has death
occurred as he result of surgical interfer-
eEce. The death rate during the year was
lower in proportion than that among the
general population of District of Columbia.
DIR. L. Submits the following estimates For
the support of the Institution, over and above
the PROBABLE amount TO be received from pay
patients, S2i 300; for a new roof to building
$500. The number of patients treated dur
ing the year was 3i3 and total treated in
dispensary, 1853; number cured, 1891; re-
lieved, $40; died, %; incurable, 40; results
unknown, ia; under treatment, 214. or the
patients treated 1922 were natives of the
United States, and 32S of Ireland; LOG pa
TENTS were from the District of Columbia
'9l from Virginia, and 621 from Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
TIC BnffnIoIithia Wntrrs

FREcKIrs removed 6y Natures Beautinel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

"ae HGeu. henB@IU came III anu SAID ne hau
been shot.
BY the Court-The shot was fred between
: and O'Clock y. III, on the 9TH, AMI kea-
nard died about G:4j or the 3Oth.
Mr.. Brown here submitted a diagram,
showing the location of the house, the point
OF shooting, &c, which was examined by the
court.
THE GOVERNMENT CLOSES ITS CASE.
The government here closed.
Mr. Browne said that Mrs. Frawner was a
witness before the grand jury and on whose
testimony the Indictment was found, bat the
government had not called her. The defence
stand.
The district attorney stated that il was
well known that Mrs. +. was the wife of the
defendant.
The court said that she may have been a
witness now.
OPENING ARGUMENT FOR DEFENCE.
Mr.. Mcconnell asked, before commencing
his opening, If the district attorney would
insist on a verdict or whether lie would NOT
say that the man should go free.
The court.-The court will not permit him
10 do IL.
Mr.. Mcconnell proceeded TO open the case
ON his side. stating that kennard was a man
OF VIGOROUSLY bad character, having been a
sedueer from bis 18th year to the day Of his
liceman In Baltimore. He then pictured
Frawner and MS wife living together until
his seducer entranged his wife's affections.
Then be spoke of the threats made To Fraw-
ner, when he expOstUiated with kennard,
and also 10 the attack made by Kennard on
him when he went 10 house 3is Pennsyiva-
MA avenue 10 see Mrs F. at her request. On
The night i'm question he walked over and
said 10 his wife: 81 want you to go home
with me-" kennard said: $50 away from
me you Insignificant little puppy" and fol-
lowed him up, driving him 10 the drawing
of the weapon and taking the life In his own
defence, OF man who, IL he had been per-
mitted 10 live might be to-day preying on
respectable families In this community He
ref rred TO the words OF Judge Wyiie In re-
leasing the accused on his own recognizance
AMI in conclusion said the defence did not
AK aDy compromise yerdicti II they did not
The daily gazette., 1875-05-13
SHERIFTS SALES.
SllERIFF,S SALE.

Dy virtue ofa writ of Levari Faeas to me
ID directed will be exposed to public sale.
at tho
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W.-Ortlip. in the City Of Will
mington, New castle County Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1870.
At 3 o'clock. p: M.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain lot of land with q three
story brick dwelling house thereon, situated
In the city OF Wilmington, Aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at tho easterly side OF Madison
street. between sth and 9TH streets, at the
distance OF seventeen feet from the northerly
side of Sth street and at the centre OF the
party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the south, thence easteriy through
the centre of said wall and parallel to sth
nertherly parallel to Madison street sixteen
feet to corner. thence westerly parallel TO
eth street through the centre of two feet
four inch wide alley between this and the ad.
Joining house on the north seventy-two feet
TO the aforesaid easterly side of Madison
street, and thence thereby southerly sixteen
feet to the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may, with the free
use and privilege OF the same alley with
others entitled thereto.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Edmund q. Springer and Kate
Springer, his wife, and William A. Turner
Trustee Of the said Edmund q. Springer, and
VIM II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff
SheriG's Office, New Castle,
April 22d, A. ID. 1875. 5 apr2l-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-05-13
Seduction and Death.

Before Police Justice Robert II.
Smith, to day, james Weltz married
man residing in this city, was arraign..
ell on the charge of having committed
adultery with and seduccd Mary Is.
Collins, the daughter of a respectable
farmer, living near Woodbury., New
Jersey. He was also charged with
being accessory to the death Of Miss
Collins. 1t is alleged that with his
advice and consent she took q drug to
produce an abortion, when she discov-
cred her condition, and the poison
caused her death recently. The de-
tails of the case are unfit for publlca'
ton. Weltz was held for trial under
$4,000 bail,
The daily gazette., 1875-05-13

CATTLE BRANDING IN TExAs.-The
ownership of.ca!tle in Texas is decided
by registered marks and brands. To
get mark or brand regis cred, one
must own ten head Anything one
year old and over belongs to the man
who will brand or mark it. 1t is ne
cessary, therefore, for a man owning
cattle, to mark his calves to keep 9th.
ers from appropriating them. A year
ling is called "mavric;" two year
old and over is called a "conscript. "
Cattle branding is trade which gives
room for excellence, as we'll as the
printing business, or any other of the
mechanic ssts. An expert will mount
trained horse, and while running at
full speed by yearling or even two
year old will catch it by the tail and
with jerk, as he passes it, throw it to
the ground, dismount and catch it. be.
fore it can get up; he will then tie it
and build fire and heat n horseshoe,
or any old iron he may have with him
and write the brand very much as you
would mark grainsack with q paint
brush. When many are to be brand
ed, they are taken to a ranch and cor
| rallied.