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There is rather an exceptional state of
affairs in the dramatic world of New York
81 this time. The critics are unanimously
o; the opinion that Clara Morris cannot sue
ce>sfully persOnate Lady Macbeth, Jane
Shore, or any other character OF the classic
drama The public, on the other hand, are
egcaliy unanimous in the opinion that she
can al least 10 its satisfaction, for we learn
that while the critics denOunce, the houses
are crowded. Clara Morris Mrs. Harriop
mas stronger hold, socially. as well as
dramatically, upon the better and more
reffIed classes in New York than perhaps
any one OF her profession ever had before.
and there must be in her more than the
critics allow TO produce such result.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR EEST--Twn c n.u.is- tcasirg ROOMS On 80
Cid rgcr inrni-trd or uiifsrrtsurt, a. y ;. n 70
81 street Northwest. mss-S =
l'oE BhST-oLs ne'g " o. ,fT-y FRNMS Hot ~
u G. r.-Iiirg seven rno,'s water aud sida aud
baes surI WITH pay 8 ysfd me SQUARE iron rert
3 -'reet suufhsast. NAYS eoS,'
E'cE sALE-oaee = the n = d--irsh,s aud yslaa-
s9rsTC y. SIC. staaicj At IA sSaihWsst in-erscc-
i'Sn 81 Nassses us.i,- eng Urn sgf ]. streets
~, venaetts con,isti, w. ,1a-p. b,',ss a, :,
mas, 8. B II wAENEG: E +, y, Estate pr.k,r
Tor sMf-A we'll built two story sRICk
IN MOI -, No; iiss ~ street northwss. D..
chamber, aud bath room. With water closet roGi
sS In,a'r: '5 t ~ osg TnP an "'.S I'M M
street nori Invest Al.o, fCr sale building TOT on
street letseen Ih aud sth; q the hnes, Hasa
Us Us in TIC CITY. mays 3
INoR REST-Furni.i.d a,i Vufurni,hef PAR
with With, az beard; No Toe aud 10 % n street
northwest; street cars pas the lsCr nis,?i Sc.
EHR RtsI-A BEAUTIFUL REsIpENCE on the
= H.ights q Gforge:oSn. oonn.Nudisc a fue
AitNssdria, arj OF the ugp.r aad I5WcT Potomac
spIly 10 JAS: J.. DAVIS, Real Es-stc ARont ; 4
,ohtre,s street. t'eorse+ " q, y. : mSs2a e. "a
Eok RENT OR >ALE-At clifton. v. 2 mile.
. from Washington. = romantic tOTTACSs. "a
high CroUud, overlooking the station. oaiy 81 sat
minntt> walk; picturesque views. fnn Old tres.
2,od garden, e'Cel!ent wLtCr. perfectly huai:htul
Cllflst-, Inc neighhcrhogi, 90 acres prime - "a
X nj Slsy per year. ia advance preferred Seme
icffiture tCr sale. Address Mrs J. :. OTIS. Fair-
mount ittcn station. Fairfax Co. Va. ms ia-rHi-
E'Ok SAL T. OR ENCH ANGE-A valuable FARM.
containing ~ acres. with good water power aui
mill site, situated In Mont gom .Ty county. MD II
ihiits Oul On the eth street road For psTts glsr.
inluire Of DOW NAAN & GREES, al2 9TH
street rf,.k :
Eok SALE OR RENT-Two very Desirable 81, =
i Try RE>IDENCES with gardens and nee -s,ary
Glt nuIldings: one mile from Annap 1liS Junction.
v u. -. h r.. Apply 20 7, JOHN RoNIE.
Annapolis Junction, Iayii easw-
s;oR sAiE-one Of the fiaest LOTS on Capitol
u ma, corner North arOuDa avenue and 81 stI eet
nsSi eGsa F''' 10 500 STA S ,,rars 49, nh
ZOE SALE AND RENT-
have for sale al olsssrs IF BRICK AID FRAME
HOUSES situated IN most % III. mos desirable Ia
catons on Capitol Hill. at prices u suit those who
NAV desire 10 purchssa.
LOTS Of ali descriptions can be bought at reason
able rates.
HOUSES FOR RENT. LOANS NEGOTIATED
BONDS and al classes If DISTRICT sECCRi
TIES bought and sold
RENTS C0lbECTkn.
Improved and Unmproyec Property Wanted
JOHN j. EVANS. Real Estate Broker.
2l2 Penusy iyania avenG. east,
msy6 eotr Capitol Hill
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.

The principle seems pretty well settled
that when a railroad company sells a ticket
the person purchasing eth legally claim a
seat. a person IN New York state was re-
Gently elected. from palace car, ia which he
had taken seat. because he could ind none
m any OF the other ccrS. lie brought suit
against the company, and the cOur: awarded
Il.m = 600 damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

The question: Where shall We spend tie
summer: is satisfactorily answered by re-
trenee To our advertised list Of summer re-
sorts which includes the best places open
Tor tie season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27

III IS admitted by the London Times that
The Bessemer steamer that was 10 do away
viii: tie horrors OF sea-sickness in crossing
the English channel, i an undoubted failure.
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The Star for the Summer.

Ir..o.-, JsTiag the ci'g fol ne summer o. for
r,,ls pa. .o.l cf Il nsoy hore THE STAR sent By
s.rI. postage prepaid. for seh Derio,i Of time as
thu, ,src ~ The rate 81 Is cents per ,ceek, OF -
for siT i,Cs,fhs.
sVOya.7s mist ia an cases De accompanied on
ne '7o'ry, o1sd no paper se.E longer than PAT
f(.
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LOST AND FOUND.

l oSI-On the 18th instant, dark briEdle cow
II pleCe out If each ear. A liberal reward 4,
VII be paid II returned 10 WILLIAM Ian 81 II
MIN corner ~ aui II streets ". IL Y p ~
"a REWARD -LnST-A black Newfoundland
spC DOG, white On breast and forefoot: %.C-O
answers - The name Of Bose ANY one=->S[
that VIII return hun. or give any inform5tiJn Tn1
VIII lead 20 his recovery. will receive above reward
Barlows Ar Gallery, 1925 Pennsylvania avenue
HIay27 81
/ OST.-Sundsy Afternoon, 2H instant, left living
IN wash room. NIIard's Hotel. Sari0nyN Seal
RING, solid setting. liberal reward will be given
no questions hed) for its return toGALT BROS &,
jewellers. navel D
E'AkES UP ASTRAY-COW On the 18th inst q.
L which The owner can have by proving -
proIerty aud paying all expenses. Corner If sl lS
z5th and h streets. may2J-3ts NN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-27
UNIMPROvEp PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES,

THURSDAY, Mar "a, AZ 5 O'Clock p m TRUSTEES
tween L and n.
For fuller particulars zee other advertisements IL
Star. may75-ty
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BOARDING.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT TWO
"a SEEf DESIRABLE ROOMS, With Board;
cent, ~ location convenient 10 Treasury. address
PRIVATE. Star office. my.7 ST.
1897 l. STREET NURTH-BOARD AND
@sf ROOM S25. Two Of the most nIeasar :
elrie>t ICONS IN Washington; can hs rented for the
summer b. single gentlemen a. above rates mr. 81
COUNTRY BOARD. TEN MILES OUT NEAR
- the u and u X. r., can BE- obtained. Adore 5,
A. G, STAR Office. may26 ~
l,oR BENT, WITH BOARD, ONE VERY
Il cool spacious suIt of PARLORS. elegan |,
f1rnishtd north and south exposure Rent one half
price foT the summer Also, one two other Rooms
zig tlfeel northwest may25 81
SENERAL VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
= EDOMS, en- suite or single, with or without
BoARD, on very reasonable terms: 3Oi street.
between Sd and ith streets northwest. may255tr
DaRkiESON HOUSE, coynsy 81 Sfrsef AMI Pom
u SgirdHtd dreRae.-Good ROOMS with first cIas7
Boa RID, SIS per month. Also, TABLE BOARD
al : 20 per week, or 8 Is per month.
nay25- In A. PARKINSON. Proprietress.
LN0R KENT-Large furnished ROOMS on tile ~
l. and 81 floors, with board; moderate rates for
sun mer, oil llth street northwest. may2i ct
"Reminiscences FRONT ROOMS, en-
tern expo-ure; No.424 Fact Capitol street NIL 9t
NIILLIKEN'S Corner Of 10th and e streets
lV1 northwest, Washington, D. o., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board By the week or
month. Transient Board, - per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurnished.
feb&ly FRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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Devlin & Co..
apply HOS y STREET

hANIEL z. RAHEY,
y Cosoas Persss sd G@ersi RooSss.
Cellar Floors, AreAs, Park and Garden Walks,
Stable Floor and Alleys Concerted Walls sarred 20
As 70 render thsn inferviou. - dzmpness. Repair
snd ct prices TO please; O6cs: B street, bstwssa
10Th and ilth strests Northwest ap5-1n
CoHENs LoaS OFFICE, Ccrnr ga srrss
~ ssd kesc itsk AceaNe, entrs nee on New N.
York avenue The moss rr.yste Loaa 0flosl
IN the city. MONEY loaned nj the lowest rstck4
q Interest on Gold and Silver Watches. Diancuis
Plate and Plated Ware, 0ues, Pistols, Laaics' 40
d. ebAssWA RE, BRONZEs,
u Etc. packed In tine b-st Iranrer oa ehort n ,.
ice Al Nsrk NARRATED. Address "park~~-"
Star Once. asrai In
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TTHE UNDERSIGNED AGREE TO CLOSE
their re1yeetivs, BsnEs on sAIuRoAY The
paper msiuTiug on that day ere requested 70 pay the
'' " e si$ + SSEfo esEHsIAAls'
ssrpS SsisieF PeSg,s,: Savings Bank.
HI 6 S3okE jR atS co,
Farmers asShanios Nat Bk Georgetown, D c
Css' Ter Geersetown Savings Bank. D. O.,
Treasnr.r f National Savings Bunk,
Gko A. B W6Ifs,
Cashis. Ha 4 Metropolitan Bank.
Cashier GitiIens' N,ti,oal Bank,
LEWIS Johnson CO.
=, euerSshier Bank of Washington,
c Cashier Metrop,,i, Saving. Bank.
CHAs. L; BRADLkY,
Cashier Second National Bank,
G. 4, PREN hTSH rash Sg'
mayZ6 q German American Savings Bank
HARD AND SOFT SHE'LL CRABS ARRIVE
\ d,ily ~ The NORSoLk OYSTER DEPOT
No p2i nearly opposite the Batimors
HONE MARKET. 1918 street, F. J. TIB
II BETS, Proprietor. HOME ,RkET Branch.
bet ami the best only can be found al these
- StMMER SHOES -
- , o II GEN MEN,
OF Calf, Morocco, and Kid, with the latest i'm
proved stylr Of broad toe and LacI,;
SO3 PeDnsy lvanis avenue,
NAV. 81 Successor To Burns Co.
NE CLOSE OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS AT
w 40 O'Clock IN the morning and OPEN at ;
cio,k IL the afternoon, on SATURDAY, the 9th
S'ah' lDec.ration day. Mount Pleasant orders
&C CORNwELL & SONS,
myA-f FINE GRocERS.
~A SUMNER SHOES -
LADIES,
or hid and Morocco, button and lace The RI T.
TON OXFORD, the latest out for .ummer wear.
W. n. DALTON,
903 Pennsy lyania avenue.
may23t Successor 10 Burns Co
NEW B0OKS RECsIYED AT IRVING Ii.
~ BRARf $50 street northwest:
Sherman Book.
Unseen Universe.
Latest BTIc a -RraS=
Paul Massie. By Justin McCarthv
We and Our Neighb1Fs. Mrs III u Stowe
Also. other late publications my2T 81
GEORGE F. GRAHAM,
ATTORNEY LAW
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
see, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Wiscon-
SIN and h snsas. 18th street and New Y oTk ave
N.Y. k flant's b 1dg, Washington, D q.
- BOOTS AND SHOES
MISSES AND CHILDREN
An extensive stock for the wear, low heels
w n DALTON
903 Pennsy lvauia avenue,
mayf-i Successor (" Burns Go.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOB SALE-A BAKERY. Apply at I-20 9Th
Il street. NAV u.
TO IUAN-ScNcral small sums OF MONEY on
Il real estate or other SECURITIES.
GiTCHEL 4 II son.
H3y23-lm Corner llth aud / streets
LOR SALE Or ENCHaNGE-A I'M piece OF
Il unimproyed REAL ESTATE for some ,..tal,-
Nshed and pay lng business. would sell chea o.
Address g. IL VI. City Post Office. mays7 St.
SS 00A $4,000 AND 81. 0oO To LOAN
SOsOOV. UpOn real estate 10 be worth at leas,
double the amount required.
J. STANLEY JONES.
msy2-ot No. 81 7Ih street
E'Ok SALE-THE FIXTURES AND PARTOF
j. STOCK of a first class BUSINESS STAND
SlihGfion - the best in the city and will he good
Investment for desirous of entering ia bust
nt - Terms Part cash, aud balance on long time
Satisfactory reasons for selling. For further ia
formation irguire AZ Star OAica ma12- RI
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SUPERB IMPORTED CLOTH Sits.
SiS-SlS-Sls-S
EQJ-4L TO Custom GARHENTS.

EVERY PIECE WELL SHRUNK
md MADE N TIE BEST MANNER
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC
II OF COLUMBIA.

Wn. WOLFE sss9fsrs, -
BEDDING and GREENH0UsE plants,
VEGETABLE Plants and SEEDS, Boz.
DUETS. wREATHe, CROSSES, &C., AZ very mod.
crate prRes
cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale
Greepborses-Twsnty fourth street near r, s,uth-
west, opposite United States Observatory. may3-lm
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~ IOT SEE THEM

II IOT SEE THEM
YOU WILL BUY THEM.
GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS,
s>-ss-sS-ss-
WELL MADE AND STYLISH.
a FINE CASHMERE SUIT,
sIO-SIO-SIO-s
NEH- IND HANDSOME PATTERNS.
a BEAUTIFUL ALL.WOOL SUIT,
>Is-sIo-SI2- Si:-sI2-Sl..
ELEGANTLY MADE AND TRIMMED
A RICH ENGLISH wORSTED SUIT,
sI5-Sl5-Sij- Sl5-SlJ.
NEH- AND NOBBT
SUPERB IMPORTED CLOTH SUITS.
sis-s.s-SlS-SI
EQJ4L TO CUSTOM GARHENTS.
EVERY PIECE WE'LL SHRUNK
md MADE N TIE BEST MANNER.
HAeLE TIER 8,
TAILORs AND CLOTHIERS,
may27-tr CORNER 7rH AND STREETS NV.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
the District Of Columbia, holding a Special Term,
q H. FL ae Of of
cry; y. G, deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof the
seT ON 81 Ssrs the 2d day Of May
all beneht OF The sad estate Given under my hand,
tins nv "a ID f-y Of May sRAH WEBSTER ,am,,
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsn
- ON hand the largest assortment Of =. R5Rz
Carrisges, Phetons and Buggies, of Ek
city, all Of which are being offered q. reduced
prices.
Repairing promptly attended to-
Repository and Factory 40, ala eth street north
WASHINGTON, ""'
For sale by public auction in June or July next,
in consequence Of the death OF Colonel. The Hon.
H-ly Hutchinson. the late owner, The SCLGRAyE
County Of Northampton, England, comprising a
good Mansion House, Farm Buildings, Cottages, and
about 2l3 acres of arabic aud pastoral. lani.
Apply Ia Me.srs; fRERH co. Solicitors, -
N.B.-rurther PARTICULARS will appear. may26-6t
SUMNER HATSI -
various kinds Of STRAW HATS, MILAN Braid,
genuine , Msskinar, Leshorn, &C. Hair, Cloth and
Rneiish SILK GMIRELLAs from s4o NJ.
HATS ALTERED AND REPAIRED ct short
KER 4 GREEN, Hatters,
ll19 Peansylvania Avenue,
nayl2h Above Wiilards Hotel
MUST skill. ILL SELL, BOUND TO SELL.
lvl Nov . your chance to buy cheap. Carpets, Oil
all kinds vii. be sold regardless OF cost Fixtures
Pennsylvania svenne, bet 9Th and TN. msyis-3ss
NOTICE FROM THE AGENTOf THE MRDEA
IN COLLAR COMPANY.-One hundred thousand
MkpEA COLA linen faced, on hand 70 be sold,
inches. Can At sis Pa. ave-, Z. LULLY. myIs I'm.
EEo. W, SriCKNEY, Real Essets Brossr asd
NJ AscfioRsey, Room lie Droit Building.
Loaus negotiated Property ~ public and private
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LADIES' GOODS.

EhENCH CHIP HATS. all colors. At g. IS: ENg-
Il L1eH WALKING HATS. in black aud n
brown straw. al 81 cents. 4 :ul liua 81 Leg -
horns and Shade Hats. ik> aud Flowers -
marked down. -
~ Special attention given 20 orders
MRS. J. r. PALMER,
NApANE jANNEKET, No Ilo7 penn =.
w ave, over Gait Jcweiry- Store. h selling1
~ sl9rg- a,sori meIt 81 French Pattern BON ~
NETS ano ~ ITS. regardless Of cast ms . In ~
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iI9 GREAT REELECTION Ity
STRAW GOODS.
Ergii~h AL French CHIP HATS and BoNSETs
al 9 20 ir.ner price sS-st O. : "a, al
40 Market Space. corner s.I street
English, Milan and iegloru Il ATS, IN crest Va.
rlety, NJ lowest market prices. at DAVIS
job lot JOUfIS MD GLOVES. at $50 par
pair. az DAYIS'
IRowN SASH RIBBONS, Ius; received. ~
DAVIS.
81 n UMBRELLAS ami PABISOLS. Whit. aus
Scarlet Shetland Wool : JAMLS. Li q. TlrraA
GLOh Is, m 3 aud Buttons, Li-le Thread
AbN1LETs. slee1 ell-ss Lace JACKETS. Ham
burg ETc and LACEs, ard other ssasJnable ana
desirable goods, At very low prices, az
DAVIS,
Mays lw 7l9 Mark, Space. corner Sih =
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In THE SUPRME COURT OF The DISTRICT
III COl.VMRlA

In THE SUPRME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
GEORGE A. NORWOOD ct al. vs.. VAN buren, Nor
wooD ct al-No. 4li5. Equity Docket IL.
This cause has been referred to the state
the Trustees account and the distribution Of the
fund in his hands.
Therefore, the creditors Of VIRGINIA T. NOR
WOOD. DE- ceased. and all other persons interested
hereby notified appear before me, prove their
claims, ard be heard touching the matters re-
ferrsd, on TUESDAY, the lst day of June, 1878,
at IL clock Of said day at my Office, in the west
wing Of the City Han, Washipgton City.
May Is, ISIS. I3tl THOMAS HOOD, Auditor.
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC g
Il OF COLUMBIA.
JOHN DOWNING IS. CArHARINE v. BOUCHER EFT.
AL-No. ss2a, Faulty Docket IA.
This has been referred to the Auditor to take
testimony Of the indebtedness Of Joseph W
boucher Deceased, and OF what property he died
before the Auditor.
Therefore, the parties TO the cause, the creditors
OF said estate and ALL other persons Interested ere
noti.ied to appear before me on "WEDNESDAY, the
ID day Of june, lssat II o'clock O. OF said day AT
MY Office in the wing OF the City Hail. Washine-
ton City, file and prove their claims and be heard
ma, aS,sts ~ THOMAS HOOD. Auditor.
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CHICAGO, October 1S-Flour-NOmiual
ly unchanged. Wheat-Irregular and ac'
tive, but lower; No. Chicago spring
81 l6,G; No. 2, 81 1917 spot; u l2Ac sell
Ter October; sales at 81 O9fsal H. q seller
November; closed at 81 OK seller NOvem
Der; 81 10 seller December; No. 8, 81 co.
rejected 00C. Corn-ln fair demand al
lower rates. No. ., 6lXC spot; 54Xc bid
seller October 5l1fc seller November
479lc seller year; rejected 631fa54c. Oats
Opened firm but closed dull; No. 2, 3SIGC
spot; 1910 seller October; 32c seller No
yember; rejected Csc. Barley-Steady with
o moderate demand at 97a07I 10 spot; 0iC
seller November. Rye-Quiet and firm al
72Ifa73C. E'Ork-Steady at $22 % spot;
$2l 90 seller October; $40 25al9 90 seller
November $lS 90 seller the year Or-Feb.
ruary. LArd-Demand good and tending
upward; $l3 60 for spring; $l2 7Oal2 65 sell
Ter November; $i2 20 seller the year OF
February. Bulk Meats-EaSier; shoulders
sSaOc; short rib 129lC; short clear 1874
1870. Whisky Quiet and steady at 81 l3IG.
On call board Wheat was &c lower.
Corn &c higher Oats unchanged. Pork
frmer at $22 20 cash; $2l 50 October Lard
unchanged.
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pent talent and immense wealth, He
found the note, and, his curiosity being
awakened by It's contents, did not rest till
he had Travelled TO Walsingham, Mass. and
discovered its writer. The acquaintance
thus remarkably formed rapidly ripened
into love, and-to make long story short
ON Tuesday last at Walsingham, Mass.
the Rev. Hosea F. Sanderson united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony EleanOra Ger
trude Smith and AgernoR John Sisney.
May their pathway be strewn with flow
ersl The bride has contributed to these
columns under the pseudonym Of "Gertie
Gush."
Florence, having read this, was moved
with consuming desire TO see for herself
how the old thing worked, and according
ly constructed a letter Of somewhat
similar order Of epistolary architecture,
which she ensconced neatly in the lining
OF the most stylish hat that was to be
turned out OF the mandatory, arguing
with true feminine shrGWdnesS that 1t
would become the property Of a young
man to match. AlasI the best laid schemes
Of mice and young women oft gang agley.
Her irascible widowed father had been
cultivating with perfectly honorable in
tentions and a view to matrimony the
society Of a young woman Of twenty six,
and had arrived At that age when man
fingers long at the loOkingglasS, and
reads with some interest the Testimonials
with reference to the merits OF the vari-
Gus vintages OF hair-dye. He already
had purchased pair Of boots three sizes
to small, and an overcOat with velvet
collar, and, desiring TO make an indelible
impression on his DulCinea's heart, wish
ed to secure a hat. Evil fortune induced
him to accomplish his toilette with Flo.
rence's hat, He purchased it, and was
about to place his card inside the lining
when a neatly folded piece Of paper met
his eye. He opened 1t and read Floronce's
. Then he walked rapidly
On bis
way he passed newly erected building,
in he asked the boss plaSterer II
he could oblige him with nice timber
lath. The boss plasterer said he could.
Grasping the lath firmly in his right hand
and remarking, between his clenched
teeth, "Vll domy duty by her as a father, The
hurried homeward. Alasl poor Florencel
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NEW YORK, October lS.-Flour-super
fine western and State IS 15a5 so; com
mon to good IS G5a6 co. good to choicC
so load bG white wheat extra SO 55aSi50
extra Ohio IS 76a7 u; 81. Louis So 95a9 on
Rye Flour-Firmer At 90 Corn Meal
Scarcely so firm at s. 35a3 So. Wheat
Fair demand; rejected spring 81 O7a1 10
No. 2 Chicago, new and old, 81 2Gal 90
No. 8, 81 16a1 10; No. 2 Milwaukee, new
and old, 81 3Oa1 81; No. 8, do 81 23a1 20
amber western 81 25al 45; white 81 $40
/ So. Rye-Quiet at O2c. Barley-Cana
da quiet at $l17X. Corn-IIeavy and
lower; western mixed steam 69a7Oc; do sal
7ONa7ic. Oats-mixed 37a47L1ct white
western 4sa63c. Hay-Ileavy ut 65a70c
Hops-Firmi yearlihgS at 9al2c. Coffee
Firm at lslla22c. Sugar-Firm; fair TO good
refined 7Xasc; prime SIC. Molasses-
Quiet. RiCe-Heavy at 6Sa7lSc. Wits
ky-Steady at 81 TX,
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BALTIMORE, October is.-Flour-Quiet
western Superline "a 5Oa5 90; extra 81 5Ot
100; family $6a7 90. Wheat-Dull; No.
red western 81 SO; Pennsylvania red 81 S5a
| 40. COfn-Strong; western mixed 69lSc
Oats-null; western mixed 4Oa4Sc; white 4;
a45c. tIay-Dull at $32a24 90. Pork.
$24 10. Bulk MeatS-Sheulders re; Clea
rib 1870. Bacon-shOnlders lOJEc; clea
rib Axe. lIams-t5Nai0. LRrd-Dull a
i4AC. Butter-Firm; western extra SOC
fitsts 25a27c. CoiTee-Steady at l71fa22Ifc
Whisky-SteAiya at $t17.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-19

CINCINNATI, October iS.-Cotton-Fim
elat lSAc. Flour-Dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat--Dull at 81 goal 80. Corn-Q1ie
al 62aG5c. Oats--Dull, but unchanged
Barley-Dull and unchanged. Rye-Dul
at S3GS5c. Potk--Dull at $22 30. Lard.
Steady and In moderate demand; steam
held at 1890; kettle 13Xai4c. Bulk Meat
= Dull at SNai2Xal3c. Bacon : Firm
shoulders gNal0c; clear rib 14al4Xc; clen
i4Hc. .Whisky-steady and in mOderat,
demand at $li4.
liOGs-Firm; good and light packing
81 4Oa7 70; good butchers 81 soar 90; a few
extra at So o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-19
GERTIE GItSII.
rue DlllefCnCe Between IIer 10.
. niance and that OF o Chicago

ihe difference Between Her 10.
Iii ance ana that OF o Chicago
ssom the Chicago Thbunc.1
Vn HOync street, In n small ivy.clad
sI1Iage, resides with her iraScible widow.
~ ~ iaIher a romantic young girl named
4, florence. She loves dearly TO build cas-.
~ In The air, tenanletl by herself and a
S Sa.ty prince whose wealth Il only c1ualed
ghs beauty, and surpassed by his affect.
ioa tot and toward her. Her father Il
WHY" "'[lal ley the girls head should be turn.
Ivy reading the Ledger and the Waver.
gmu similar publications, and L. apt Ia
ssmHk IN an unRnlShed manner that II
u thought she was getting any Of thai
,u'S het head he'd no longer do his duty
@aet AZ father should. Florence 4
Employed In a hat factory. A few day.
, ,so.ae read in the NYavetly the following
How SRE FouND A HUsBASp.-Not
aoy weeks ago young girl employed
VA 9al factory in WalSingham, Mass.
Sao mad wearied Of the narrow and un,
%.Eealal sphere Of her home, wrote on
tFS"..untcd paper, in a neat hand fall Of
s o..I Hsef, this note; "My name Il Flea,
IVA S,., HserI'ude Smith. live at Walsing
S s.u Mass where l work In the hat faee.
tS5S ! an 3 years Of age, s feet 81 IN
SSu,tn 'sn, Of slight build and willowy
nv. With wealth Of golden hair, and
n" yes deep as summers sea. | think
Il" could love, but, ali Eleauofa q
Having daintily folded This epiStlc
S ,%.Sed 7 with a faint suspicion Of new
E S.xn hay, and sealed Il with 4 siVnei
\. s',ing a cupid mounted on a dove burt
~, ltom the heart Of blush.fo,e. Al,
NV rS' AL inside the lining Of The hal an
n. IIai'hing, and left her fate 10 fortune
soS S I ~. was purchased by 4 Mr.. AlSer
ySn nSonn sisney, Of Rochester, N, Y,
'''Ds nan Of striking appeStGnce, eni