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gne beaac1 .hurd bic 8ur&t bdppu ausaelhlcaen gu fsta.
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I'm aae 4ausssnpGen, ha n INNER ahIe easEs. asts Ct.
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heg &letnen ptrs xt&t ldusu asbulbtt. bic eenjs pals
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tpuroe, bic Seroienite bon Or. Y uguit s. D.
ntg'S Samburger.S ru it bee in ben
Statterl 81 ife1en, 10 fonnen mir benlua9e-
a6tet nit Sreuoen mtttheilert, oab Die Nad)>
rage na1 oielem atten bepdbrteu 9ellnlittel
51nlinmt. "a. .wLnrt .5Il5t.3
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Htine gHar;enH0Ee.

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9ststMtttd
AD- Naa SsaGis G f1lsenten 60 mpteme, MEL
Ae I'D bur6 Stbrunsea Der sersaaIud soraens angel
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bra Rrpftc laur,s .@si&mad. .lssdi,t,s sptkrtnnsn
Ntbtr ntltn stssh gtdbtuRA. Stistf ptn tsttrrllrna
aab 5@ptst I'm DlNstas 'auIts A~lltCbeG, 4af- uaa
dspreen Ter Yldsen6-ubt,- S6pinS0, ftnsaeS' uHb
itrer,s ,Wtbusn. btruuGuustr, 5uldmmenfbrtdsn uns
&sfibI bee Grftd,ns bsim git8er. Nbndbms pEt Gtr-
tr6fs, ftners, pinibtu absr. eas 9t'p sihss SAktsrs
ssr BEN Nugen. Jtsbsr unS ctnfpfr @$6nss, TN EoSFt.
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strn, plSsiib. @nfdl, SON 6iBe uas- Srsnn;n TIA Blnls.
sbeniat . fen ssn Saohau'6 ptlsT' btrei;a' sas &C.
gsm ssH at ben etnSe nita S.Pfurssn. 4yosi ~
@ seis 25 Gents FIR Dis SAG&tsI.
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SGls lnssE O.ten. ArAast IT. 1~t.npaarsn. 6anplnr-
gen ne J. atrenlars gratis ~perisab,t. Nb%tsIErst
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essbt ista 5stlAtttsl tR bse aDsit. psIat 5isbfr ASH
y s3iisEtsm uns eas f~saatStR strnanetsc RraaGteitsn
geAsA., S@srIaA., ~typkkiss', selses aas tsaatss Bksssts
ks'setisa Sis 4GassOasS 4ssbv NaIAF' - GSaS .
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Isittn7 Darum Bic f&rtdlt4en Countries ausseitT
Ytl&e Stefe Rranttett nit I'D brtnat. wsnn In benz ,S6nA
sif9 Stttsrs" Elm 9etlmittd sebsten ~irS, hos Sober leiA
erldne.n tanna Sc linbert be S4mer,eR ipfprt unb Id
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Rode H6 tsfsr bsfnssH sts cine sslaaaetse Pstians It.
tttt Ia. Tanfeahe fesaea Ben Tas. dn'wsdese fs seran.
labt passsn Attiss Saassrbsrt Ssinatttd p stsssaatn
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SA aNDstlsSas Hrantanitp anh bic aashteintf&s e,esna.
!uaa %ssrllsea iaaa atsmais ~ frEb btaoansn usrusn.
2saa sepraadt ess ,sstSshti& Sttttrs" ssnaa rad b,
aA@sllNae nne pc itRts Spar ssr pbsnesuaunten u33
ptrs seri4 ntnstn. Dem gatteu,ss pirs ~uaisbibar a
seqFane g. @slar ebett saraesesebrs uab fssas be hraStS
Fsuersett eslt f& balp wisser din,
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~sssilsEls fOlttn fris stns alafbe psn RalraSs 1sabe
easltsf Bet Ft fptrtn. sDsuia, Lrspfst tn gDsFer wsrsts
s~.rrAbssa, ~ssrpeuasa. "a III better ais ftanlSgiA a.
Dsanbv psr StitsEs ale Gin &eiiR itttl.
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b .fts .4-4r 1875 N-a ,llti-t4 70 Vr9 ft.t
Sr meaaen II bic srsgt go.rtfatts ba ROrpors. Bss
Aaa trbalt has sanss Sutem N%attans unb 8raft. WeuS
beg Dsa8sa aas anperr 9erpanaasssrsans naa!a0sn. iba
Js1s Ebitistst ~ entptdelH. muB Der eanss 8Srpsr let
bes. Die xranttstten. wel@e aus %seftSrtr Gbltigteit ia
sasaasaesprsans ~tarassea, Rnb stri@tepeaer Grt. aba
he 6aurttrfess bieibt tranaer bieislbs. Dtes IN Sn
Wsras, ssba s4s .S&pesif& Ststtrs," ba q as Gtdr.
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sssnht 9baiefst Der ae1t; 70 vtes araatttiten BELL, W.
.saf& ttasab saas serlhitstaa slaHr fab. sBir usaass
Aesastae ~beieatns
&~&@iaeuaa 3EAf"-
nab ssr anbsrtz Experimentation estaepts sSsa 70 IN
aus Gtsruagea Der MeSsntRaitsteit. as ssr6 srbItds
Mnlagt aber bsftias &rtdtuns. Wsnn sic Sreile MIDI
esesprts serbaust pne Der SSrger In 5plet isdsn ni5t Blu.
ssas!iS srnaeri nire, mus abmassruas .,nsretsn ma
kes esf@UG6ts Ssaesu srlttst BEN leil seter Mniaa Gina
Srtaltraa ss bet aasr p1ipa eeH %treItisr geiunbbst
ear ntbt tn Sera4s s6as DIE bsrubnttfea @erats
sena ff Saas Bon S&ptasiu&i in ssn srftr Stahien 81.
aexstla, nGtea sbnt aasnabaas TIRE autntsstian M tst Az.
era cut ss @sssliruus sa gubaanAs sDrsaae, pamit Su
Sssten, 1elas Der pattfnt Sn Ra nisnnat, iSa aiat iru&t'
lEf Sff&perst ssrurfaGeu uHs aibt suT6 ssa ESrp.r 40
Ra unS t6M eat@eber ear leial spts Tn aSsEiAtn SaA
Sssts aas i&lsttt RabrlHs ~ sieten.
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~eutamsf&IdN


Walern, E&asIa& Ftber entfeben aus Sertrrtenera DIutS
G.gtn btele arantbtttsn Ia ,S@webtfp 8ittsrsf pas ptrt
faMas SGusmtttsl, neil 90 Der bette Slatgetniesr ia. s'n
- sisbt, absr plrb pu @ebrau@ ~ fpdt pber ni&s aenas
SdsaYlaGReber unb 4nbert matt 8tebe serbaabene Rrant.
be.ea aussteten, bana mus Der @tbran& fOiprt eiaA
stgt Suben, ba arantbettea tn htsfsm Statiuat ese an
ssss Sstanblans %trfsrbtrn.
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READY RELIEF
90 2rsyfsa in slAsm baIssn gIas 8ass,

FF'8 :" ~ ~E5F"FFFNtHF
ardRspfe, Gh~dcbt. 5crJficpft,l, bDfsn sesvE
r f&nsers, ptreoEbenen Mea9en, TiarrbSs,
Dur4ial, Serffgp lung, Bldbunaen
Hnb eue tnheren &eiben.
, 1875-11-11

Goates Str. unb 62I lib Dritte Ctr,
49tlOoelpJia, ia.
Tiss III cine Organization BON sapitaIiiten nm
2bee III inlporttren unp 81 oertbeilen
nit einem tleinen QeipiltrI, Der Dem G%onIumenten alien
Depinn Der 3nii&enbampler erlpart. g8ir contro1iren
siu,n 9rpBsu 3bel per beiten 1beel prterL pel9e mad
bieIent Sanoe tomlneI uno Die nur BON uns lelblt uers
fault tueroen. 4e%rionen, ioelde pom anoere1 bdnblern
tauftn tbuu oies il ibrem el9euen 9tahtbeil. urIers
hGulsr in Gbina uno Sapan babsn pie betei Gacilttd.
ten sur @uspabl, mas uns 9roBe 9ortbelle 9etpabrt.
qDir baben gum 8ertauf unlerer 2beeIorten in alien
bauptitGoten Der 9.reinisten Staatsn Stores etablirt.
xDir seben ~unlsren aun0en elm .Hr
GcbDmes Sel= &brpmp,
,ssnom1nen uou ben lpertbuoaien 9Dsrtsn amsritanI.
iaer uno frelnbsr Riittler), lpel4es. lpertl in .elnsm
Biloerlapen setauft, nebr toieu miirpe ais Der 4reI5
bes 5bses betrd9t Deie GbromOs iimp elm Gsi&ent
fir unIere Runoel. ty
vile s~eteuiten g8aaren earantt IT. saB fe pol.
tommene 8efrlesisuhS ~aeIpdbrcn, opsreas Dele 3arla.
~sritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n E A Co,
sto, s31 HrA Strase, SIDE ,3lusitsn uns Coates 6trabs
unb 621 6As 2lpelte Stu, 49lla.. Ia. <gD12mts
, 1875-11-11

Ass.s sraIAns Otaeafasass sss s4sa sssra se.aau
@sfeea EsaasR- ~
, 1875-11-11
Die einsiae pplNteAnii6e Saus=
Shule. VI

q. Glemens 5au, @uicpt @itn, Mh.
Sn 6ol9e Der Ser9rDBerun9 iinb flint Gldbe offen.
Wtan belperbe lid iofort oarum. Die Graouirten
ite1en bod. Sur eriter aloiie anaben lperoen auige-
nommen. Bier Gourie: @laiTid, aiberal, g8iiien=
i6aftli6 uno @ommerjiel. 9tan ibide cine Srief=
marie an Die Oireetoren fir ben 0ecenuial= @atalog.
1Nllini nm In
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yerfsasE, SsI&s eta nsrfanes ELECTROMAGNETIC .sv
ASell&e B9lssn tresRs stasF Grt pas(dea, ivltsu ,ir,
elm p%pltpmnsn gnl9Glt&ss Abt,stuaasnittI rnh 80
ssrlbgaGt Rsreta sphs Rh&Ras suf 30"
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3uiarnnten

a3ularnlen $144. 522.94
Der @ommiiiioner enpfieblt. oie @reirlng
ellles Specials0 ienfcorps fir bas Suredn,
9leiA jenem fir ben YOltoienlt uno bas ST.
Many epartement, 10 oaB WenigltenS preiBig
SpectalsAgenten nit einem 9elpiiien Sabre8s
9ebalt uno liberal bemeIienel Oidten fir TIRE
Jtellefolten &C., angeitellt tpiiroen. Au6 enls
piteplt en- in ben Poltdmtern pie 9tanen8li=
item aaer Yeniondre oes OiftriftS 0fientlid)
anidlagen 81 laien, nit benz Anlu6en, oab
Neriouen, Die SenntulB bapou baben, oaB
ir9enu Elm auf Der 9tlte oerSel6ueter 8eniio,
lldr sur Yeniionen nidt bereAti9t 1T, Ben
Jtameu ~oeiielben Dem Yeniiensamte beridteu
m09en Durd) bieS Dtittel f0nnten uiele be.
trii9crli1e 8eniionsfale ans Qtbt 0ebra6t
perben. SblieBlld) miro beantra9t, ba6 oaS
SANGER Yerlonal oes BeniionSamtS reor0ani-
ilrt uno oab oernlelben b0bere ais Die eegen.
mdrtIgen Salaire bemilli9t weroeu.
, 1875-11-11
Btutretatssnh,

gerssrbsuss S,at n b. 3susturfsat boo ssfs1rsAsss
Ssh fssar tshtaitr RrAnipettta.
se., ~autamsfdsISss.
sieassn, Btnasn, ..sar& nSs&aDa easssasnts araxs
esHfz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09
EVENING STAR.
The steel Revolution.


It's not too much TO say that the invention
OF henry lie semer IL revolutioniEing the
IRON INDUSTRY OF the world. Steel Is every
where replacing iron, as the result OF m akIng
IL directly nom caroureted iron by the ReSSsS
mer process. In this country, for instance.
h ,s is me astounding growth OF the proiuc-
tlon OF Bessemer metal In lSsT 10 was 600
tons, in 1883 l2ooo. I'm 1872 10000. in iS.s
~ 90, and In iS1i l76 500, a growth OF sixty
iold IN seven years, Last year, OF the IS. 900
country, rs Goo were OF Bessemer steel. or
The imported rails. which have fallen of from
10000 tons In 1872 10 les 90 in iS74, 100 600 in
the latter year were Bessemer steel. There
were eight Bessemer mills producing In this
country In 1874, one was opened on the LIST OF
september and two more are ia process OF
erection giving us II by the close OF this
year The average price At which the steel
rails have been sold In this country was 500
ton IN 1851, 1892 i'm 1850, si02 In 1871, SIP in
is'2, $40 In 1873. SEA In lS'f, and SIS thus Ear
America, France and Germany have
seemed likely 10 outstrip England in toe
alserity with which they have adopted the
BeSSemer process. But the production I'm
Great Britain last year was so 900 tons aud
sent time.
IL is difficult for our readers 10 everest
mate the vast cheapening OF all things cpnSe-
quent on the Introduction OF so great an i'm
proVement Ia the manufacture OF the met al
by which all modern Industry moves Iron
i the true noble metal, and steel still nobler,
II We produce IL so cheaply a. 20 admit OF it,
general adoption I'm place Of iron. Steel rails
are the forerunnerS OF steel boilers. steel
bildges, steel ships, steel everything which
We now mai Ike OF the feebier metal. The chief
engineer OF great public work in Great
fiitaln desires to substitute steel for iroD
but ihe board OF trade are conservative and
viii allow 10 greater q nsile strength 20 Toe
calculated for steel than for iron. TuiS i the
conservatism of authority. blind TO the fact
mat the English bridge builders are being
beaten by the American in South America
and wherever rivals come in competition.
because the brltish Iron for span o. 400 feet
Will break under its own weight An Eng
lish shlpsmith Is building. however Tor the
navy two dispatch boats OF which the en-.
elnos, hull and boilers will be OF steel
acknowledgements Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09
DIED.

DAVIS. in this city, August Y, ISIS, OF parsly-
hi.. DAVID Z. DAVIS, IN the 10th year Of his age.
MI. Davis Ws- one 81 our Oldest citizens, having
resided here nearly oil his lite At his oWs relua-f
ms remains we're removed 20 GAINESVILLE, Ohio where
they were In erred
DAVIS. in Cincinnati, Ohio, Sspteml er s. lS7s,
hDMCAp DAVIS son u David q. Davis, IN the 54th
year Of his age.
Cooley; In Georgetown, ID. C, October 9TH. at
late " IN II. GOdey, esq.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral Sunday, s D. M No. I22 Con-
greer street. tsundsy papers please copy "a
WALLACE. In Washington, ID. c OstoSer 9th,
al 5;45 q. m, ARCHIBALDM. WALLACE late Of Glfs-
gov, Scotland aged ~ years aud days
FUNERAL from the residence q his brother in Law.
alexander Nj. Dune an, on sunday, October 18th, al
z p. m.
WILSON. October 9Th, ISIS, WILLIAM T. WI
year Of his age.
Funeral nOice in TIE morning pa pers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

TIE sun % Tie has crossed the lire
The summer shine ~ leng tils,i,es ,l,t
fsfied and faiied--titi, where -. a
lis eqaal DAY aisd equal niehf.
One after one a. drind,irr . ne.
Youths glow hopes - II, sr,,n,.Ss .w
ado soon may hssreiy leave the gltAsn
That coldly scoTNS a Winter day.
a am rot Yong. I am not oil:
The dsSh Of morn, the sunset calm
Psling ana deepening. each 90 each
Meet midway with a solemn charm
one side see the Summer nelds
Not yet disrobtd Of an their green.
While westerly. along the hills
flame the first tint OF frosty sheen.
AZ. nllucle point, where clouds and storm
MAKE bsttle gruund OF this nv life
Were, even matched. the night and dav
wage round mo their September strtfeg
bow me 10 the threatening gale.
4 know when TINT II OVERCAST
Among the peaceful harvest DAYS
An Indian Summer comes 81 last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILaoAo.
New York and Washington Air Line.
MME8 sCHKDuLE-sEPTEMBER 30. Is1s

PROM WASHINGTON CITY
e.4sasm Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
z 2es.m- R,iansrs. Brsakfas, al Relay.
e.Oos m, Nv YORK, Csee May, Philsdelphi,,
hs t g. naHi. 6.ss
toyn, nred.riek stsun'on, witches er sni
VALLEY Branch. PaylOr Oars. Dinner at cs"r-
e.1o. o., ashington junction and Way Stations.
S-3os- m. BlItimore and Way station
90 a. M bai%Cfs and way st.t5 me STOPS
msr and fG adc cy Bo' D.n s0s =,
tSd 5istoR. 0ay IH fa P&1' cI S 70 S:
$50 p m, Baltimore, Lsure and Relay.
3.4s m: Frsdsrioki w.:hinston function and
3as m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
500 p m Baltimore, PhiIadsIphis and Relay.
s.e3 Pm Baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations.
bus, s.5 aiSsE2, q tSTis Loui;ys oOISm
SSrpsr a. Mari,as51s. BTsakfass at ParksTs-
ssatiai, US MStro19li,an ETsp:i 1na way
745 p m Eel more and AL ,Edria Jirction.
$40 D m, fltt-barg and Cumberland Fast tx
300 >. N, rsl,im"re Vast Express
and Rod Fss E shlses s sT P 9GTx
1875 p m Fast EIPrs.s. Psli5saH 0ars 70 Cti-
cqEe. s.. LoEts aEd CincisHqfi 'ri;Hozf caaags.
BrsgtfaV AZ Grafton. sandusky, Cincinnati,
lntiaI 81 lis
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,19 2 m EaitiuIure, Philsdelp hia, New York
snd stu Fa=- FNprazs
Sah,R1oT. at Var SfaftoHs.--s m, 100, sos
For Ea5t,,v5afs = uad Relay 2Os n 500 and
600 o IN.
Vests 90 a. IN $40, 40. ard lI.25p.m m,
stopping - during the week.
"AH I>GiTs Stop at Viadvct HOfsi, Rs,Iy House
Station.
FoI furtler Information spPIy a. the Baltimore
SD Ghi2 ii1S-t OhGes, et'a Staiion , ah "a
taken for Baggage t. be CheCke and received at any
pOfnt in tEc Ct:y
Thus 4 SHARP, Master of Transportation.
l. NJ. col r. General Ticket a gent
GEO. kOOETZ, General A gent. sepll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

WHAT no loU CALL YouR FsrHrR.
The old man Won't let me 60" Pshawt
my gov'rer II let ule 60" We'll. haven't
said any thing 10 my pop about IT," such
talk among boys h very cOmmon. When
boys get 20 be 81 a certain age-from 10 20 is
they seem 10 think "a manly. ia speak Of
their iathers 20 other boys, 20 use some slang
word. We hear "Old Man" dad" "Od
SQuafetOes, Pop. Governor, :" or Gov {"
instead OF father, one OF the best and which
should E-neNt To mother-the dearest OF
names. This ntckuaming f. not by any
means confined Ia rude and rough BOYS h n
unfortunately prevails among those who
lave been well brought up. properly eiu-
CHted, and have pleasant homes. Il would
ne sad Indeed. u these names were used %
express diSrespcct, or contempt, but they are
heard. ana mCre'S the pity. fnpm the llnS az
those boys who really love their fathers, aud
would a. once resent 70 n anything diSre-
srcciful were said OF them Not one OF the
boys who h I'm tie habit OF Speak king OF has
iaiher by slang name, would go 20 him AMI
say % ODD man, won Z you please" DO this or
tLst, or Say " Good night, pop" l. is a very
SAFE rule never ID speak ~ your father-or IN
TACT any one clse-by any name Won would
not use IN speaking 20 him. Tue good ola
Saxon name father, Is not only a pleasing
WORD, blt ~ l. appropriate az an ages.
Mheihef rom The tiny chil1 or the full On. VA
man. Toys, don't use slang al ali hut
especially not when NOu mean Father-
American A07lcli'tf-tN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09
As. 8. EDWARDS, Trustee.
Cct2eo&ds j. T. COLDWELL Salesman
~ d. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucffoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N W
FOR SALE.


WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
~ BY virtue Of the last will and testament Of
Mary ann h.rr, admitted to probate Gth July
Court Of the District Of Columbia, and capable Of
hyeyine Real Estate, which was devised to the
sa0scr1per 70 De sold disposed OF aud cenveyed by
hm IN zee simple 10 the purchasers, and with the
proceeds thereof to pap OH her money leg aces the
SUI, oners Tor safe the following houses and
ots late the estate OF the said Mary Ann Kerr, his
testatrix, VIZ
LIST and 2d.-The brick dwellings, stores AMI
premises on SCUM side q Pennsylvania avenue, run
nng Dack 10 street, between 9Th and lth streets
tguare ~ LnS and = formerly 10 the occupa
lion OF mrs: Elizabeth Lowe and Mr.. George w.
Drew, each fronting Is feet IL inch the avenue,
s ana - teet ~ inches on Gsreet The first con.
tains z4e square feet the latter 1857 square feet
~ written agreement with A. Il. Shepherd, esq !,
pc purchaser OF Lot has the right TO use a di
lIoh Wall aOJolnlng on he tlde OF this lot.
.Sd.-kot NO. 2, Square No. 81, on the north side
on NeW 1ork avenue la5 feet II inches, aud 90 feet
inshes on 80 street, containing 10 4 square feet.
.sn-bot NO 4,oi square lO4, q feet inches on
the norm Side OF street north, containing 45s4
sqHHahte Ieet: =,
on:ILot NO ", Square 2o5, 50 feet front on the
EAST side OF 18Th street west containing 1856 square
ieeet.i . n. -,
cot 6ttnnLot g, Square 7s 20 feet on street, near
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HANpsoMELY TERRACgD BUILDING LOTS
TMskN AND Q STREETS N. W., Ar AUO.
e. On MONDAY NEXT. the III, instant, q, s
CLOCK p. m, will sell at public auction, in
a. :. 'front.' 81 the pfenses, Lots Nos 43, a and as
and running back 100 feet to an alley.
q. heee lots are convenient 20 Oorcorsn Square
street lines tf street cars.
Terms: One: third c.sh; balance in 8, Il and Is
months with interest at Ter cent. Oonye Anc Ia
% cost OF pu rchsser. rs to be paid down on each
LET on day Of sale. Special Improvement and al
other taxes paid.
oct7-d JOS. r. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
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A DIVER PURSUED BY A SHARK-"On
Deck" had led an eventual life. a sailor in
youth, diver in manhood and "ne'er-do-
well" In old age, he saw more than falls TO
in early times, and was the hero OF a shark
story, remarkable as the only one having
truth for foundation native 10 our harbor
born. In 1851 James Carton, a stevedore,
Market street wharf lost an anchor. son
Deck" was the only diver except Bill Mat
thews then known In the city, and was sent
Tor 10 recover the anchor. son Deck" COM
piled, and while so engaged noticed a shark
lowering few feet above him, evidently
observing his movements. The fish was al
least eighteen feet long and was known as
Inc "oottle nose, !" one OF the most voracious
alarmed the diver. He had found the
anchor, made a cable fast TO II and was
about ascending when the appearance OF the
shark made him pause. He had heard IN at
sharks did not modest men In armor. He
doubted this, and did not feel now like risk
Ing the experiment. He moved a few PAGES
from the ancnor-the shark moved too. He
returned 10 bis former place-the shark fol-
lowed. he was evidently, 70 use his own
supper" and, unless signally favored, would
fail q victim 10 its voracity. He hardly
knew how TO act, when he thought of the
escapes its enemies by darkening the waters
with an inky liquor elected from its body
He accordingly stirred up the mud at the
bottom till the water was darkened around
him, cast on bis weights and signalled the
man TO haul him up. He was hauled up i'm
mediately, but did not entirely escape The
shark snapped at him as he assembled and
three OF his toes were taken OF. A little
more and bis foot would have gone, a stout
boot only saving IT The happy thought OF
muddying The water saved his life.--Saa
Francisco Ledger.
nxIjttle Iast Nanola-on is a sJox,r $1,000.
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u H. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest


d LAND il TaE 3S6ETf Of WAsa:
SfHkh 1 hhfSH 2SF's SALE hsq PsRE MP
@ BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
- the District Of Columbia holding Equity
Barbour ct al. against John w Van Hook ct al the
the Eder iS B91o to
Of October, las, at O'Clock o. IN E, the premises
parties to this cause in to ali that oetsp OF p e6e
or parcel and tract tf LAID lying snd being in said
southeast formed BY the intersection of Pierce
revised plat Of said Unon'own rTnniosp be2 1oe
aioI the south side of Jefferson street south 1914
bsnce at right angles south IA. degrees west e s
ieet more or less, y the division line between said
aSa WITH sd Ns hST1b
degrees west allowing = of degree for variation
DUB feet TO the center of said Pierce street thence
north i4s degrees, east $50 feet, to point in a line
plat; thence south 7s1 degrees east 50 feet to the
east side OF .aId Fierce street and thence north M
tanning ga acres ofsnd, more or less, together with
sPpurteDsnces.
casb; and the balance of purchase money in six
twelve (2) and eighteen (5 months, with eight per
The purchaser or purchasers to give promissory
notes Endorsed to the Of the trustee No
shall have BEEN paid Two handrea dollars Of hs
cash payment to be made at the time of sale, or
within twenty four hours after said sale; and the
balance of cash payments to be made within IO)
days from day of sale, otherwise trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the cost and risk
OF detsulting purchaser or purchasers All CONVEY
sncing at purchaser cost.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
sep22 dads Il. ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
~THE AR0vE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY the 2Gth day of October, A. d. 1875,
WIN. JNO. MILLER, Trustee.
ecf-eo6ds y. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman.