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- q. WAkNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 7th SITS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
tSTATE ADJoINING THE Capitol

TRUSTEES SALE OF vtLUABLE REAL
Estate ADJOINING THE CA PIT l.
GROUNDS.
sra ~ virtue Of a deed Ct trust TO me, duly re-
- cOraei in Liber No. 90, folio 10, Of toe land
~H records OF Washington county, D. C., will
sell on the premises on TT E5DAY, the 9th day OF
August, ISIS, AZ O'Clock ?. m, the following pro-
satisfy said trusr, to wit; Lots numbered sixteen
40, seventeen (E and eighteen lSj, and the east
erh thirty i've so feet front hy the depth thereof
81 lot numbered fifteen (l5), II s4ucTe numbered
six hundred 6Ed thirty five G35), as the are
lad down and described on the ground plat plan
II WashiHgsoa city, u. y. Tie above described
property fronts the Capitol grounds and Della
ware avenue, and is rapidly Improving q value.
Terms: One third cash; balance il aud u
CnfhF, with iDrcre 81 at ~ per cent from day OF
sale, and secured By deed OF trust the property
sold, all cash, x the option of the purchase II
the terms OF sale not comp Piled wit in five days
the trustee the right t. resell the property
after ten days oOtice in OF the newspapers
published Washington cit, d. c, at ria ri-k
.1d cost q ae ief.nltiHg purchaser. $50 deposit
on each iCt viii re required the day OF sale
GEORGE MsS0 V, trustee,
!ylS eo6ds ICrtic Salesman.
g TIE AB0YE SALE IS POSTPONED ultl
TUESDAY, Aug ust gath, 1873, same hour aud
place. GEORGE MASON, Trustee
J. T COLDWELG,
auso- eoSds ICritici Salesman.
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nFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS b GROUNDS,
" Con. PENNA. Avenue AND 2lsT STREET,
WAsHINGIoN, d; g, August l6, 1873.
PUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE
MONUMENT GROUNDS
On TUESDAY, August 2ath, lIs, at Ia o'clock
large lot Of Wrought and Cast Iron, Wood Pickets,
Fence Posts; lot of Wood, Sash, Blinds, Door,
Frames, Stats, &C., &c; also, one Horse. At the
same ime and place several Wooden Buildings,
large lot OF Marble and Gnsiss Stone, Engine and
o. L. BABCOCK,
Colonel of Engineers, u. 8. A.
anel6d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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NC HOR l. NE.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,

A NC HO n LINE.
"A UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Fsvorite route for Tourists
Finest approach to Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABiNs-S65. SIS & SS-Currency.
Return tickets at Reduced rates.
Storage always a. low a. by any other
FIRST CLASS LINE.
COMPANf'S OFFICES; Z Bowling Green, ".
CAMMACh CO., 1923 street.
Miss ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
spfO-t IN som 43O l0th II near Ps. avenue.
NJKw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
IAGTOA AND GEORGETOWH, l.. Q.
FAILING DAYS.
STn-l Pier J, North Wharves, Fhiisdels afs,
sATCRDAY, at IL II.
Frcm SO Water street Georgetown,
l.. c., MONDAY AZ .. m.
This line connects ~ Philsdeiphis With Olydet
dence, Boston aud New England States. Nc whar.
ESs II Boston BY this line.
@. HYDE, Agent Tor d. OF O.
VIZ. p. CLYDE s CO., Plilsdelphi..
z. A. kEFD, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID, 4. MIMI, % Dovonshire street, Boetol.
a$Frei1hts delivered By Knox s Express. O7.
ders Jeff ST General once, sos Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at the Steamers Wharf, vii be s1l.p ptiy
attended %. ESe n
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4 MONARCH ON TIE SrAGE--rnadukeo Of
SAKE Meiuingen, one OF the smallest of TIE
IhuTlnE gan states. IL ABSORBED ia tue drama
and deVotes Tie greater part OF hi> Zine and
resources 70 making Eis theatre the best Ia
all Germany; and IL = prol,ablv without
superior IN Europe. Tho drr limEri. Is al
actor, and, astonishing as IL lAay seen. ne
often appears publicly IN tnaE Capaclfv-
PROBABLY the nrSt instance oI "a monarch be-
coming regular actO-. Fa is ssi1 - b. a
very NE actor, 700, 5J- he tcCs not allow
the audience % applaud him, a. his faithful
npyectS would doubtless l1. gul tiiJr AIS a. u
lng were good OT bad. TIE gutcnpss was an
actress when ho married her 4, - "A curious
TACT hat although ~ VA social scale the
dramati- recession ra"ts '-p-a~ than any
Other nev- rtEeir-s actresses are almost trs
o. .A -~T- sons who enter me stu<s 81 The no.
biihy rom TIE lower w-iNs 81 Ife-Begf1a
fsrsTFt,rF.
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: NAN 10 20 Dayton gUt ont 80 U't n feyF
nlghts AGO 10 shoot a burglar. which A4s vie
Insisted was il IT, l--l.E. 4 r-s'l 1 Jl.' 1T D
the hallway. made believe TIA. burglar
BRUSHED past ul.u lt1 as s, I-cIat.IEsg, AMI
tncB turned ana IIya Two sl8l, al L.S wife.
lpckily "a Sslug mr.. NOW D. says H6 thought
She was me hErg.2r. H-. that's rather
yapCly. Ills IeigrD0Ts say ne WIS &C. 4. o., Z
-leelv way 0. ..t-..i-.a .LN-L--.
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lob POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The svtJt sId faT orite Iron Steamer . a.
PILOT BOY, ". n. Byles, Captain sSkxS q
having been thoroughly overhHued and RENTED
all IesUGe her tTps for Potomac river Landings
TUESDAY, March I'd, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Eitzhugh's wharf,
foot OF 9Th street, ST O'Clock q. Returning will
arrive in " Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
FREIGHT received daily.
Al IirelgEts z ust be prepaid:
febN N. II. FIrZEUGH, Aeeu
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TYPHOID FROM ROOF EANks A san
traIcisco paper has the 80 lowing. "A gem
te'n9n OF TINS CITY ~a~ recently pTOStrafPt
by typhoid fever, c4ySel, IS t.f-tSti cation by
uis physician prov Ell, by putrid water from
tr2 tank CT the roo OF ass I.OGse. i aeavy
efOslt 81 the greer, vegetable slime which
80 rapidly accUmulateS iu al OF these tanks.
was iOuid n this case. The Leutlcm8n's
doctor Informed him that he had previously
attended several case, ~ typhoid FEVER pro
dJCel an t1e same way. BOcUOrs have sew
erai times warned househpiders ~ the danger
20 health rom vegetable putreScence I'm
water tan <. These Ia. h are freUGcUtlv not
cleaned out Tor years, and aIr then found 10
oe lined on TIE SIDES and cJtere.l on the top
Win a heavy coating OF green scam. which IS
nearly a. poisonous and Injurious 70 tbs
quality 81 the water IS fhe discharge INTO 70
81 the lea Eage from a water-clJsst would ne.
Al o. t.aAe tanks should be cleaned out
monthly or quarterly. \ few IOuacs Ofc!ean
charcoal ~ a net bag, 4eit ia them wOulf
tend 10 check v.Ec.aBle ccCO-uEuSitiou.n
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fgTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, August 81, 1875, same hour aud
place. BY order OF the Trustees.
auel6 q j. SWEET, Auctioneer
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UNDERTAKES.
aSD fdSTb PlN SssfaiSlfr OK sExs

Is ENGLAND AND AMkRIOA.
OPINION CT DR. sTEUiBr, OF BaLTlNo1E.
Ofcs az Gas Maryland Hcsptsas5o- ts> lssGss,l
So Lexiagtos street,
BsITrMof &, Ocfobcr n, ls7s.
have the pleasure 70 cay, TIE, hsvs 80 ses
this Irsftation and II private practice for more tnae
year, and reconaea3 10 ore Il the Dest em6,ens
preparstious have ever met with. II coDbfss TIE
virtues VI food aad tonic IN . rcmsrks1ls Sny, enc
an satisAsd thai IL l.s been the mssns q oin{ -
ussd, az eourss, only under tie fmrIf "a pass
President Mssylsnd Hospital.
sClILIER P1NkARD,
lTT Pennvivsnia avenue.
Washington, d. o..
sxus taaSz Wbosesais ed sss&a Assah1
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a nShINAN LINK.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. <ASkAs
ONLY LINE CARRYING THL1AHN
AMERICAN FLAG. Sakn3h
Sailing sTery THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CAgIN, INTERMEDIATES and STEERA8S
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Bates as low Us By another f}rst-class Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
Pailadeiphia.
HID. COOKE, JR. d CO, (Benkersl, Agents,
auS2-Iy l429 y street, washington.
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IL The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, rae 2sih day Of June ISIS.
LUCY ANN THORNTON ct al. VS.. CHARLRs CAMP-
BELL et al.-In Equity No. &i0l.
On motion Of the plaintiffs. by Mr.. Kent, their At
Henry Campbell ard Mary Campbell, cause their
appearance to be entered herein or before the
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with in
case Of default. By the Court,
A. WYLIE, Justice, &C.
True cory-Test X. J. MEIGS. Clerk
!e2tss By j. J. AEIGs, JR, Assistant Clerk.
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81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, August Ia, lo15, same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustees. u. ]. SWEEP,
Augll-d A nctinnaar
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AUCTION SALES.
II n. COX, Auclioneer.

SCHOONER At AUCTION
~ Will be sold 70 the IN q hest bidder on FRI
ia August go, AZ D. NJ. AZ the Msriue
SaIway. Alerandria, Va. the schooner John
Ssnnei 100 tons carving capacity. Said schooner
Ma, G pper fastened bottom new standing rig yins
an1 coed suit a sails. Sails can be seen a. Pad
get Potter ssail left, Alexandria.
Terms Of sale: One-thj-i Of the purchase money
IN CASH balance IN two equal PAYMENTS, ST three
and Elk months, secured by approved neg ettabie
Notes. nUNCkNSNN gRnS
QUESTION hiex.Sszette.l Auctioneers.
u Il. wARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctionee-,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and streets N "
TkUsrEkS sALEOF a TWO STORY FRAME
HQSSE, BEING No. 1222 RSEREET NOETH-
N Under and by virtue of a deed Of trust. dated
IL the sLh day OF January, lsTs ard duly recorded
Ilter No. az, folio asa one of the lard records
Tor Washington county, d. a., and by the written
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell AT
pnhilc auc;ion, in front Of the premises, on TUES
DAf the 15th day u August, ISIS, ct AZ clock
p. NJ that certain Two story Frame House, No
l92s X streeE northwest. The house TO be removed
within twenty days from day Of sale or il may re-
main on the lot by the purchaser payiur ground
rent. Terms OF sale cash.
MILLS DEAN, Trustee.
augi -oSds h. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman.
EyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATJ RDAl, August 2Sth, same hour ana place
By ORDER IF the Trustee
augl-2 Sds F-D. CLEARy Salesman
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IN.THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC'

VNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
SERIAL T-m-Prosats Jxrtsf,ct'onTJs SIS, ls7s.
BOT: Application for letters testamentary on the
estate Of Ell7 abeih Abbot, Of the District OF Co.
iumba. has this day been made by Charles Abbot and
Martha ID. Abbot. All persons interested are hereby
notified TO appear in this court on SATURDAY, the
3lst day August next. at IL o'clock g.. m. 10 show
cause why letters testamentsry thu estate Of the
said deceased should not issue prayed. Prorided,
a COPY OF this order be publishs once q week for
three weeks. in the Evening Star. previous to the
said day. Test:
aug3-tu ST A. WEBSTER. Register ~ Wills.
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EDWIH J. SWEET,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. oil eth street, opposite L. 5. Post Cfics.
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AdE oNIAlSH IND n UNTd AN LIZ IhlI
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FOOL, CALLING AT CORK RAREUH.
FaOM NEW YORK. FROn NKW YOQH
Alb -iuis-. " ed, July Il Bothnis Wed, August II
Aigeris..-- W5d, July Il Abyssinia Wed, Aug. Is
scy thia.... We'd, july p AIgcria..W "a, dag Is
China Sat, July 81 scythie---..Wei., scPt. :
@BuEsia-- " &C, August 4Chila.-..... Sat, Sc %
Ard every following WEpS zSDAY .pc sATCB.
DAG from New York.
Steamers marked 90 Get Carly s:eersse cassen'
Scr-.
RATS. or fAssAsE.-C.Sil, So, sl0e, aod 6 I'D,
gold lcrCTdiuy 70 accommodation. Tickets to Paris,
si5, gold, additional. Return tiGkeA Oh favorable
terms. Ste~.ase 81 iJF rates.
Storage tcst T. from Liverpool; and s-eSnstJ7S-,
and Gil parts OF EuTgrs, at lowest rates. Through
bills OF s.lio2 given Ter Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
Antwerp AID other ports the Continent, and for
1.titeTraussn ,CTts For freight and cabin passage
sISy al the Com .Gly 3 Office, No. Bowling GTe5n
gGr Storage pa5ssvs, No. III Broadway, Trinity
Building, or both steerage aId cabiG, TO SMALL
HOOD MORRISON, No. SIS 7th street.
jarD-lY rHAS q. BRAsCHhYH, Agent
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rrTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, August o, ISIS, same hour aud place.
BY order ci the Trustees.
JysO-eo6ds 4. J. SWEET, Auct.
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T. L u 4 r = Il Ne,

NOTICE.
With EEg -tSF .! diminishing tho chsAces Of col
tg1CE, ne Steamers Of this Line take specified
course Tor all seasons Of tieSear.
On tL5 outward passage from Queenstown 20 Iev
-.v< Boston, crossing Meridian II y 90 Is at =
nothing &C the north % -.
o. the nOElewarj passage, crossing fhc MERIDIAN o;
81 81 lat, Or nothing 70 the north % u.
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The Phillips House.

The Huntington" and Avenue
have been publishing their arrivals in
the daily papers, as kind of send off,
we suppose, little thinking that the
modest and unpretending Phillips.
standing just round the corner, ~
was right by their side, if not little
ahead of them. Such is the fact, and
as an evidence of it we give below a
list Of names from it's register Of last
Friday. Every one of which is bona
fide and unsolicited; no mistake. This
list is in addition to his regular
boarders
Mr.. Williams took this House two
years ago, at time when its business
had run down very low indeed. and
by close application and the right
kind of attention to his guests, has
built up patronage second to none
in the city. To Mrs. Williams and
her two amiable daughters is most of
the credit due for the excellent repu-
tation tins hotel has attained. They
reasonably superintend Everything
the kitchen. dining and all.
Here arc the arrivals:
John Clearer, Vinton, Iowa; W. b.
Segner, Piqua, Ohio; Thos. Study,
Centreville; James M'Clemens, Cam
bridge City; III. Vamhize. Bethel; I.
W. Peters, New Castle; II. A. Shroy-
err, Cambridge; John F. Cisler, do;
VIM. Hamilton, do; John 4. Mallory,
do; Nate. Hawkins, do; VIM. Doney,
do; VIM F. Medsker, do; Adam
Fabner. do; David Buskirk, do; j.
r. Achuff, Hagcrstown; DIR. j. NJ
Thurston, do; Samuel Whitesell
Cambridge; w. w. Dill, do; J. F
Bailey, do; J. NJ. Williams. Vinton
Iowa; G. P. Halton. City; N. FL. Ray
Cambridge; j. c. Agnen. Chicago; j.
French, Cambridge; Geo. White,
New York.
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In the case of the State va. Jesse
Woods, for grand larceny, the jury re-
turned verdict filming him FIVE dol :.
lars, DISTINGUISHING him one year, and
that he be confined in the penitenti-
Ary two years. The first jury in this
cale at former term of the court fail
ed to agree, after having the case un-
der consideration several days, we be-
lieve, and was discharged. A second
was impanneled, and upon hearing the
same evidence. after few hours con-
sultation only, the jury send the de-
PENDANT to the penitentiary. Which is
correct we of course have no means Of
knowing, but it does remind us of
what Judge Test once eaid in refer
ence to the decision of juries. He
said it was generally ascribed to the
Almighty as having knowledge of all
things. but he doubted very much if
he could fortell the action Of traverse
jury This, we think, is equally APP
plicable to others besides juries.
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Pfcn1cS, etc.

Last week might be termed a pic
mic week. A large portion of our
citizens gave themselves up almost
solely to pleasure-seeking. There
was the Masonic excursion to Fort
Wayne, then another on Wednesday
to Dayton, to visit the Soldiers
Home. Another picnic and dance
at Marshalfs Springs. near New Paris.
The members of the A. NJ. e. Church
picniced the same day in John Hawk
ms grove. northeast of the city, and
on Saturday large number attended
one at Hagerstown. They report a
good time all round. On Sunday the
Liederkranz had one at Berheide 8,
southwest of town. At this, we are
informed, Capts. Whisky and Lager
partners-were the ruling spirits, and
as consequence, several came away
from the ground bearing bloody noses
and aching heads.
Yesterday was the time fixed for
the Old Settlers picnic, one and a
half miles east of Abingdon, but owing
to the inclemancy of the day it was
postponed.
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The Aldine for june mo. 18 of the
current series) has come to hand, and
it may be called one of the most sub
stantial numbers of the publication
which has yet appeared, appealing,
throughout, to the most refined and
elevated sentiments This fact is es-
pecially notable in several of the illus
trations. Mothers Darling" the
first, being perfect apothesis of that
hottest and most self-sacrificing of af-
fectioDs conveyed by the name; while
in two companion pictures, The
Helping Hand" and Saved and
Lost" the story of mans spiritual
peril and his only abiding refuge is
told most strikingly. Three fine pic
lures open the promised series of
Picturesque Europe" in IA Water
fall in the Pyrenees," gem of Albert
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Faithful Service.

Mr.. Richard Henderson entered the
employment Of Messrs. Merring Il
Deal, butter and egg packers of this
city, on the 18th day of May, 1871.
His business is to travel with a two
horse team and collect together the
articles of trade and bring them to
the city. For this purpose he has
established routes and waits upon his
patrons on regular days every week,
thus travelling from sixty to eighty
miles the trip. He has performed
this routine of service we'll and faith
fully, without missing single trip or
losing a days work in that length of
time-making his rounds alike in
winters storm and summers heat"
By his promptness and fidelity he has
built up a large and prosperous bust
ness for his employers. Such con-
slant attention to business is deserv-
ing the highest commentator.
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CITY NEWS.



By instructions received through
an Agent of the Postofice Depart
ment, the rent of call Cor glass; boxes
in the Richmond Postof6ce will be
placed at twenty-five cents per quar-
ter, or one dollar per year, commence
ing July LIST, 1875.
The Department has thought it ad-
visable TO make this reduction in
view of the fact that there 70 CON-
psratively but small number of call
boxes rented in this Office, and it Is
expected that the increase in number
of boxes rented will compensate for
the loss by this reduction, thus secur-
ing greater facility and security in
delivery of mail matter without de-
creasing the revenue.
It is earnestly advised that all indi-
viduals or families receiving regular
newspapers or periodicals. or many
letters will avail themselves OF the
privilege of box at this merely
nominal rent, and have their mail
ADDRESSED TO THDBOX BY NUMBER
and thus avoid the annoyances incl
dent to receiving mail at the general
delivery.
BENZ. w. DAVIS, p. NJ.
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Rieger, the original of which formed
one of the leading art-attractions at
Vienna in 1873and two charming
ovals, "Surmont on the Bonze," and
1.-THE Heron's Rock, both from pic
turesque Auvergne. The other full
page picture of the number is graph
ic Battle of Bunker Hill" following
| out the patriotic Centennial series
commenced three months ago; and a
handsome illustration of Scott, the
Drinking Stag" three noble views of
Durham Cathedral, and a portrait of
Hon. Luther B. Wyman, of Brooklyn.
make up the art contents of the num-
Der.
In letter-press, no story of the Sc
cession war has been SO plainly and
yet so sweetly told, as is "A Virginia
Girls Experience at the Fall Of Rich
mond," of which a part is given in
this number. The novel of the Rev.
, olution, 1.-THE Spur of Monmouth"
| broadens and deepens in interest, and
/ introduces new characters freely
enough to indicate wide field before
the conclusion. Besides these, of
prose, there are charming little do
nestle story, 1.-THE Bellenden Difficult
ty," by Florence Allen, understood to
be the promising daughter of the lady
who taught the world the sweet words
of Rock me to sleep, mother"
pleasant paper on Germantown" by
Chandos Fulton; the first of a scrappy
series by John Thompson, Jr., on
"Odd Personal Resemblances;" care
full papers on Bunker HILL" on Mu-
sic, Art and Literature. Then, and
to conclude, we have the following
poems-all worthy of their place:
1.-THE Mothers Darling" (illustratory)
by John Hay Furness; "The Best to
Come" by pen of much past honor,
that of Mrs. Susan Archer Talley
Weiss; June Roses" by Alice Will
liams; "One Maiden's Way" by G.
Woodward Hutson; and 1.-The Brook
of Kildare" by Sarah D. Clark
making up whole of quite the aver
age Aldine excellence. which is all
that need be said. The Aldine Com
pany publishers, IS Maiden Lane,
New York City.
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A stranger by the name of Wilson,
who was here from Indianapolis. he
said, for the purpose of organizing a
troupe of negro minstrels, was detect
ed in stealing $500 from John Macke
& Co., South Marion street. He was
arrested by the police in the presence
of some one or two thousand citizens.
He fought his way to the station
house in the most savage manner. al
most holding at bay two or three bur-
ly policemen. Yesterday he had a
preliminary examination before His
Honor, the Mayor, and held to wait
the action of the grand jury.
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A woman in Story county, Iowa,
recently amazed her husband by Civ
ing birth to Eve children, four girls
and . boy. No wonder the people get
out of bed out there to hang q man
once in q while. The county would
be crowded to suffocation If somebody
didn't make room for those women
lHawkeye.
Sunday next will be an eventful day
Tor the Methodist churches of Indi-
anapolis. Four of the Bishops Of the
church will be there, also, DIR. Held
and Dashiell. The pulpits Of the
leading churches will be occupied by
these dignitaries.
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We regret very much that the en-
tertainment announced to take place
at Lyceum Hall, Thursday evening
last. on mind Reading BY D. NJ.
Bye, was failure, SO far as the audi
ence was concerned. Mr.. Bye and
those in attendance retired to pri-
vate house upon the invitation of a
gentleman present, and some neigh
'bors being called in, the performance
began. We are informed that the
Professor displayed his wonderful
powers as a mind-reader to the salts
faction of all present.