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GIBSON BROTHERS,
" BOOK AND JOB PRINTEKs,
lO12 Pennsy lvanfa avenue, (south s1deJ
ZINE WORK q speciality. uoy1g-ly
UNTHE SUPREME COURT OFTHE DISTRICT
CnITMRIA

Spect1I TsTr- PROBATE JRrt SftcftcH-JEy SRA. 1873
In the matter Of the will of ANN X. WHITE.
Application for letters OF administration W. u. on
the estate of Ann r. White, of the District of Column
bis, has this DAY been made by Mary Z. Stewart.
appear III this court on SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of
July next, st Ii O'Clock n. m, 10 show cause Why
letters 81 administration a. the estate of the
-aid ceceae ed should not Issue prsyeJ Pror'dsi,
accpy Of this order DO published once week, for
three weeks, in the Evening Star, previous 20 the
said DAY. Test: A. WEBSTER,
NJ lav 5w' Register Of Wills.
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4 nc q OK LINE
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every SATURDAY from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Favorite route for Tourists
Finest approach 10 Great Britain.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONpONDEkRY,
CABINS IS, SIS & S-t,-Currency.
Return tickets at reIVc=d rates
Storage = ways a. lows a. by aay other
EIRST-CLASS LINE
COAP8hH'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, " Y
CAEMACA z co. 1923 r street
MISS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
apl3t IN som 40 IJrh - = 1e[r pa ay1r1o
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

~ J. HEIBERGEE;
ULTlEGNS, AEMG AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metropolitan Hotel, (lats BruwnsD
Ut-S No. 362 Penn 8 ave-, asEtn stoa
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ELTCY on thac nolle Cllciala. iarIza =
that whipped tie iBHe>S-
A liCue~s from Ly us = desert was.a
" itL rattlILg he.ts Le bold. dared @ ra~se.
Slc scratched hiln ana the -C-atCnas ff1rffHr,l.
Al eeNchirru weeks 20" lltiie FaHEas- il.l
Tone 10 meet tsg.--Ent Bate.
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u Il. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctionsr,
Federal Buildings, corner I and 7th sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE O" VALUABLE REAI
ISTATE ADJOINInG TIE CAPITOi

sIs
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAL,
Estate ADJOINING TIE CAPITOL
GROUNDS
an b. virtue Of a deed Of trust TO me, duly re-
~ corded in Llher No. GO, folio 10. Of the land
- records Of Washington county, ID. T., viii
sell on the premises on tuesday,, the IOth lay OF
August, 1875, at o o'clock 2. M the following pro
petty, or 80 much Thereof as may be necessary 10
sstlsfy said trust, 20 it; lots numbered sixteen
llo' seventeen 40 and eighteen ~, and the east
erh thirty tvn 81 feet front By the depth thereof
OF lot numbered fifteen tl5), in square numbered
SIX hundred and thirty five (635 as the same are
laid down and described on the ground pa. or plan
OF Washington city, ID. q. The above desc rioed
property fronts on the Capitol grounds and Dels-
ware aytnI", and i rapidly improviDg in yalne.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and II
months, with interest at 10 per cent. from day of
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the properfy
sold or all cash al the option Of the urchsser III
the terms Of SAL not cumt lied with in i've DAYS
the trustee the right to resell tAe operty
alter zen days motto. in some Of the newspapers
published IN Washington city, d. c., at tbs risk
and est q tie CcfsultEg purch IseV. $50 deposit
en- each lOt 81. Dc required Cd the DAY 4 sac.
GEORGE uASOE Trustee.
J. T. CULUWELL,
w o dds tCritic. Sa!eSInIn,
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AUCTION SALES.
EtTrRG. piTs.


80 l.. WSNSER.
-. , ~ Estate Broker AMI Auctioneer.
FEDERAL Bedding, corner 1ih AMI SIS. northwest.
O. By virtue q dec, q trust ~ dated june
81 4,h, lS74 recorded IL Lihs- No. "a, f3l!o IOl,
u The land records tor the county % Washing
ten. District Il Columbia, shall sell on MONDAY.
AEgTst % ISIS, A. oCiCCk .. m. in front Of the
prem Lot ftN Two % Daniel Crafty niiyi-
sion u part Of 4saIe east OF square five hundred
and Lne, together with the i'm prov ements thereon,
being two story Brick House.
Terms # sale. One fourth cash, IF which $50 Will
be required o be Immediately paid sfteT sale: bal
aTce IL s. Il and Is months thereafter with II per
cent jUteEtt to be secured L. deed Of trust tue
property. II the terms not complied with in 10
days after dag Of sale the property will be resDd
the risk and cost Of the defaglting pITch aftec
three days notice in the Evening Star. All the cost
VI deeds and recording 10 be pail by purchaser
JOHN W. SESN zDY, Trustee.
Jy2l-d b. II WARNER, Anct ionser
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= J. sN EFT,
H. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 3l1 18th street, opposite L. ). Post Office.

TSCsIEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOSE ON TEE SOUTH
SIDE OF q STREET, BETWEEN IlTu AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST
81, by virtue Of deed G. trust 20 rs, Gat.G
IL May y, a; ID; lS72, and Only rec .rdci in Liber
No tsl, folio 1876, Of the land records Of Washington
D. o., and at the request Of the party secured there
By, We Will sell, at public auction, IN front of tie
premises, On THURSDAY, JAY 90. ISIS, at 6
O'Clock p m, the 25 feet Of lot numbered 3 il
square numbered 330, having width of - feet ami
depth OF loo feet, and improved by three story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed of trust and the expenses Or
sale. all amounting to about $1,000 in cash. and
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, Ior
which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and secured by deed # trust
upon the property shall be taken. COnveyancing At
purchasers cost. If terms OF sale not compiled
with within days after the sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the prOpcrty after I'VE
days advertisement, at the risk and cost Of the
defaGlting purchaser.
VIM. A. MELOY,
L. II. SOURSE, trustees.
iY5 eo6ds E. SWEET, Auct.
20 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
NONDAf, August 3, ISIS, same hou and piacc.
BY order Of the Trustees.
Jy2t e0Sds +. }. SWEET. Auct.
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A LK1ASDKA AND WASHINGTON 4. 3.

AND
klkAASDh'A FREDERICKSBURG n
-, SO~N-R Og AND ssIrH sTRYgrs ~
,rslis iosSe for Alex sndris a. folloys-5 T.
~ "a d N, L, ,, A. o, o, m: y and
eIcept sunday 'u@-S' IL Seneh hsihs csaU
LEGAL Tram. leave Aisxspdri. a. ,o,rox,.
= ID ~ a. N, 3, q, o and Tp m The 8
,fsiiv 81 80, "a. and and .. from Alex a1drfs
TSs - ms daily except Sunday.
80 a u snd D. IN. trains from Wsshfngto
- '-s = 10 AID ,. m. trains from AIeX.L1rta
~ C1-i{ sith Trains on Virginia brldlsnd rosd
q, "a, q %, 81 ~, D. ~ Connect win trains on Van
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRrss-r,s R,.,n,,.
sesSes sshln Slon 80 u. daily zoe pt snnSsy
lAroOsh Gckets 20 all points Sc 1th anc Sonrns =.
Tor sale 81 OF corner 18th street am Penns,I
cTenue, aBd corner stb street aus PenpsyI,s
nue, where sets can leave orders Tor
g be CHECKED II 81 hotels ard residsIces thr"-sS y
s-tiasSiCn- ID; n. BOYD, Jr,
General PASSENGER Agent
aEO. o. WILKINS, GeEcral supf
M~u Bsltimore, Nd,
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OFTHE DISTRICT
n

The 2f dap of Judy 1875
ELEANOR MILLER, by committee, &c, vs. GzoR6 r
W. KILLER ct. aI.-No. 44o9, H. uity Docket
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. 5. T. Thornas
htr SOLICITOR, II IS ordered that the defendants Z
Eed, cause his appearance to be entered herein an
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
after tBis day: otherwise the cause will be nro
cecded with "a in case Of default. ~
BY the Court, A WYLIE Jnstrca Sc
True cOpy-Test:
JyS-th,3t n j MEIGS CLARK
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NoTICK.Psrtiss vho desire g Dispose Of 81
IN KINDS or WEAVING APPAhE al, can Sd
them tor Q higher cash price than sny place "a be
city, by calling on addressing HhkzOe, e1f d.
street, betvsen sh anc l9sh. northwest. Prompt &c
oDtton WI - g1<ees 6Al10
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AUCTION SALES.

T'HoAAs DOWNING,
Al the ol- sand q LatiIer 4 Clea-T.
Southeast corner PepasylvaIi avenue and lIts =.
ZION SAFE, BAcATELLE TABLE. Ere, Erc
AT AUCTION.
Ny qsF s s,ttur!,y s,Efe, sale 3A'.4
10y auction ro.n 70 NoRh0N. at 10
II n. cox, Auc;ionesr, $50 street
q On MONDAY MORNING. Aqs. ,. q. 10
TSG i; L9T'hve Burs55a., Be1,trll., r4a.r>,
1 iullcIoih. Be'f.nc, C'rpsts. 'cNcferF al
o'hgr gods suitable i'r a'usek ,eE,aE,,
Roai Estate Auctioneer, $40 7sh street.
n on TUESDAY. August 81. ISIS, a, ESQ ,.
~ m ! shall olfsr f3T sale. At RuhHS. suctIou b
sirttt, between Pcuusyiyausa syeuEe anf street
noTih.et' Lot IS ieej front with al o1tst ~ rear
House crntsiuing seven rooms and han, w':h side
Jy5iti TH0S L. wAGGAnAS, Auct.
Auctiouesr aud Real Estate Broker,
ca, AZ tEe Gu : ani 81 la iin'r 4 ItraTy.
Southwest corner Feunsy Sis avenue and lltA 81.
AS EIDE 81 T sFE9f ss 9E
TTq.,IuNNFK OF g, MEAS TIE tAPfTol. II
81, on TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, Ausu.t ST,
- - AZ . clock IN front Of the premises
two two r. frame me- ef tun a u
c'rtrID'ug r ANA the other SIX rooms. IAi- PROC
eItJ L one Of the most desirable locations Il O.
value
Terms: One third cash: the residue IN three -.IsI
pa,I.eit Il at six, twelve aud eighteen rtlr, lita
Is btaluS Interest "a eight per cen. sr.r
aunUm and secured b. deeds a trust IN 'a. prog
,rlh sid. tOuNeyaI eng ~ purchaser cost 50
WI! lt e.GlTed on tn Ia house at riu- 81 sale.
LIST THOMAS DOMLE>G, Auct.
FEHOS r. wAGGAIAN.
Real Estate Broker aud tuc.ionccU.
SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY on *
STREET, BETWEEN ism ENb igrH
STRETS NORTHWEST
g On NEDN ESDAY, August 1. at ; O'Clock n
m, shall OFFER for ssl@, At public aaltiou
, n Square 10, n ~-nnt mort Invest improved bv 81
Brick Stale Lyt fronts - feet on street, extend
Terms day Of sale.
yc04t THOS. Z. wAGGAMhH.
r. F. zINMERMtN & son, .rcti,aeers,
Al. no. 313 Sth street northwest.
SALE AT AUCTION OF A FINE BUSINESS
SITE, SITUATE AT THE CORNER or I4rH
AND Pack STREETS, IN THE VILLAGE OF
MOUNT PLEASANT, PARTIALLY IN
PROVED BY FRAME STABLE.
d At the request Of the party in interest we
III III sell AZ public auction the IA chest bidder,
On SATURDAY, the Ia If August, AT = n-CI)dk p
streets, containing l55i feet of ground. Tn ere Is
good cistern on the premises; also, found Tor
building.
Terms of sale Will be essy and made known on day
Of sale.
Iy30 s. NC. LUTTRELL Salesman.
I
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JAMES r. BRIEy,

A VIKINGS AND AWNING FRAMRR
"A Of Improrsd S.yl. asd P1nea,
tor Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City sa1 Ooun-
Try Residences, az factory prtcss,
JOHN q. HOGAN,
us Market Space, bet Geen 7th and srh streez.
Flags and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Sole agent for the only Genuine Audswed Proof
awning material. aonsr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TkOPEkTY CORNER OF FREDERICK AND
LEST ST REETS, GE0RGsToWT, ID. =.
- ~ virtue OF 6 deed OF trust, dated Ju.e J.,
Ri l,73 and recorded IN liber rs, folio - aLE I
tll- land records Of the District @ Columbia aud
direction Cfthe party secured thereby, vii. self Al
pubic auction, on THURSDAY, July 29th, ISIS,
Al clock, al that pa 80 - CrJuni and urairi-a-
lying and situate II Georgetown, in said District
CCiInbl9, AM known upon the public ptts AMI
plan q said town a. an benz lot numbered seven
Is three 49, Of Beatty and Hawkins addition -
Georgetown the said lot fronting ninety six i96l on
Let street, aid having depth II seventy five, l75J
binding on Frederick street, aud improved By "A sub
star IA! tive sto-y brick dwelling house AID frame
dW Hing.
Terms: One third cash: balance il aad l2months
with Interest al 10 per cent pr h1nUm aai secured
by a deed of trust on the property sold. al con
VeEarc'rP NJ cost # purchaser. deposit Of SlJp
Will be required hen the proplrty is sold.
JOHN e. NORRIS, -.
y22d THOMAS DOYLISG, A1c,.
r. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit!
NLDNESDAS, august Itb, same hour and place
John Z. EORRIS,I r.-.o
". =. CREW. Ifu7lees
iy2G THOS. BOWLING, Auctr.
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HHnNAS nnWLINI.

FINtAo INV
4 AuCtiOnteT and Real Estate Broker,
A. the old strand Of Latmer & CiesTy.
Southwest corner Penn-y Nv anna and 18th ct
SALE or CNREDE EMED PLEDGES.
~ o. MONDAY MOhNISG. August %. ISIS,
ESSlat 10 o'CiCcE, and EVENING, AT ii clock,
CO. at ny auction rooms, shah sell for a Cohen.
n eat, nsive and varied a.sortue-t Of rnrnds-Ued
plef C"s com pTising Gold and Silver Watches G. bid
Jewelry OF every description. Ladies aud Gents
ClUiLiuE. HrecCh and other Sporting Guns tCcether
wi IA many other desirable articles. Te~o's ash.
nGgSt THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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RAILROADS.
TIRE VIRGINIA IIDLAND
= Offering every accommodation g. -
be travel. .-lil-, WIA - -

y Offering every scgomrlcdsii1n g. -
he 'f''''---' .-''i.' MN e ssrss
IurILE DAILY TRAINS
IsaTirg Va i--j 2. fscr. 3. g. @ T' PCT corner 9Th
nd b 81 -. SO a. II. All ? -I-
Pu'lrg- - .I-. cars On IA t-~i~, through &
New DTL-l.. -r5.-t chang, a.. r- . ~ train
ihIorsn Z. b -..- .ig' Ir ~ JEt cha
ILis L tt... 1G" r.uf. 80 - O. -l.f q. iiG- A.
SEe Onll rN.liss -ier ii--Z - e. - ut-e sui
rf--r atln &c 7-.--s5 plt.e "a G. . ~ : '-e4.
Fer ENr....r md Si.-s4bg Ca. @-.- car. AZ
Gourasy g t...-.- SDB P-I--y iVarit tv~Hus.
e. o FrHE 1C EE, GeIel-t Z: sDa-"r.
J ~. Eb1. s.S :. c. I - y5&4 I'm
r,AsT TEAM FOR CAP3 NAV.
5LOUES ND 20 CTES-wASHISGTOS
10 CAPS &AY.
The PES..ST LVASIA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ E-t . s.-t r, pres JrslU -
from Phi 1'a-at.-a 90 taEo Ma ~ - :.
IIal41E ti.e Ii. wing time - - -
Leave y ...-.rE...I-I.45 q. n. tlay ExpressJ
sTrIviUe 81 IsJe May ~ : r. n.
leave y Is ElUu--9 Ill ii-lita.l press
psTr1viIE a. sVs VI ~ al ?. -.
On L United E-p--ss IA extra -eat fare Of LIS Is
charged Uetsee, " sshiI s:6B and Pl,llsdniphia.
u. N. BOID,JR.,
yS-tr General Pas-el. ger Agent.
spALTIrTpur AND OHIO psT2OaD
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TIE TRADES.

DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
The subscribers w3ui respectfQ Is inform their Old
trends ana the public generally that they have re-
suHed the above bFsIheet al No. 1907 PENINSULA
Ma aN6Lue, and having in store q well selected
stock are prepared to I'll all orders ruuct1aIly aud
al reasonable prices. either wholesale or retail
THOMAS ". MILLER & co.
JyZiIm No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
a LEAAhDEh BALL, WILLIAM BALL,
"A Late with @. w. BsrkerI
BALL CO.,
5apn1srt1rers and dealers in Doors, Sssh and
Blinds, Glass, Hardware, and ali Building MateriaI
~ Massachusetts, avenue, between 9Th and IN
streets northwest sell goods - per cent cheanar
thsn any other house Call and exafnilo. jc?s II
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- Il. WARNER,
-. Real t,tate Broker and Auctiora1r.
FEDERAL Bu-.GlD IS, c. -up- Tth ard z streets u W

ECS. +. KELLEY.
Real Estate Agent and Auction eel,
Once No. 9O2 oth street northwest.
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sQ7S GEEAr 1852
ACfO PESSsYLYINIA ROUTE tSIO
,-,,,. To THE
rOkI ~ hSI, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
StCn----. 90 a m Bajt,.acr- s.2a,
.-..-. 81 a. n. IFS ~
7:lOpm. .-J4 :,
lois nm 1f-S. y -
49, Hs Cl5Ar DOtBLE TEACA RJUFs,
bLSEt I aT-- g-.tI 1o>'ern iuVrov e.psu.s
IL. bgnIret Uiee saw cd ~ " ss-eru sps Cep,r,,
LEV NCFk. - ~ O00Ni"
nAkE CONNECTIONS
shrc So iTc-- = ASHiSGTOE 10 Lhe WEST ana
M WILT change
1l-kNt. = Us -ouie can te procusa. a. Ehs on Gel
eeItei y iJ'4 1-reot and Pennsylvania avenue s71
Sot!SI ~ oia s-reet AID PennsyiYScia avenue uHdeT
"a \ lt-'t Were reliable information vii -
PssseEssrs procuring 1cse1s 81 these Offices can
Sslre secvI;,l stJ1Jns in PaIaca Cars for ChIcaso
kftLsbUrs ST. Elt Jester -iSese'
u ~ BOZ D. Jr., General Passenger Agent,
Le4AS-N Philsi-iphfs. Pa
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Fashionable Amuscmcu,s At Niagara.

81 r.-f p9toBre Ntry - r- fff7.tltF
mere ~ ECO place lIE. Nrarars Tor ffirfa-
ltNi'S1 ''i1T -i.cl nay come ana women 20. but
I.i's 20 o. i1rcyg..' i beats Sar9tB-l. Long
bi'lth, and Newport al DJublue-i in this
respect anu the reason ISCY. .eIlt. There ara
- many loving little birds here every week
VINO seem 10 take an erre,iG1 delight IA
"sgoon'Gg' before fOlEs ana making their
no rage Known. TIE rush srI raa- u. ~,
RAPIDS drUNuS the sounds OF the billing aud
CoVinA OF lhtSc low n- couples. UlL Llt.I eN-
ample ~ oo'-tdgiOIS. When ore YOUNG nan
sees ahO'Ler tD-..l's l.Ictf Y girl i4f.t. and
w. -rLg coEusCrums IN her willing ear,
L' l--4S very -a.sC.. D ya sp4GE O. a.. DOING
t'e same thing himself Il grows rather
LgAatOhCU> al .eT a. tiIu, to hear EDiil!ug on
''G'Orga, dear, or ..tsn. tlct,y." AND o. Ngnaf
-"'t' i'S one IaoetS taeSa happy pairs al
every turn. y aB-OyS me- % Oycrhear r.
MARKS Hui intended .Or ~ Gags. bI- ..ere AZ
can rot &c helped. TIE other evening A
young West Point graduate and a Rrogklvr
belle strOiIeu Ouf near the yUint by Luna Is
lahu, where i was smoking NY .gar ali
EaNlHE tiltctCaiiE Cuf oil IHV retreat They
embarrassed me after this fashion
lie am going away to- morrow.
She.-NO. SO soon?
He-Ciara, / ara smack Doy1u love ulss
Sl4e.-Dh, yDu C4eslitGlly EigEei s.lipw.
Inc crlmp Is al. CIT Of my mar, EJw Cy-lt
you?
Ana 'hen the wicked fellow p-9raciS ty
snow her Just "hOw tie could. " and t1r-D h.
threatened 20 throw himself over tie FalI.tr
sic dluA promise % love hi-l. DrcDlrse Sls
PROMISED, and instead OF going away the
next Gay tie dreadful wicked ..I!tlfe.arf.5
IS here YET There viii be weIllnl, an
brp'hlyu by Tie BYE, A. arr1ong 20 .srp- p I'D
VIII De some "cUTlo Sit-pS from Niagara"
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LEA NESDEt' Nts- AE.T.--A good story
Is told Of certain Tea no. Ger Mo l.,s r,cf
a AGlQTe1 I-l.los from ~ '.la-e. a II who Was
pursuing lis vocation il the back country.
ia lhs caI-c1 or q poor woman AMI aShST
her TO purchase box or 'ea, she tOlG Elfs So.
vas n2t n =" - ray Tor ii; wlereupoa 40
proposed 10 take tEe blly tha' .2g'ia tie
craze - eNC.la.--c or a., aH4. sI- e.. oncs
oclsei-tins ne took o.. baby And le't ne ,ea \,
thirEiny tho woman would soon feiIo,y
When lie came u t.o next house h. folf
what he had Done. AMI Was informed ti.at
ne ha1y j-l LC. btlsl- - lie HsIIla9. but
Lld Only &c . Tex VIII .. er tie Ii-.s H-tsra.
lie iIen concluded 80 return tlp enilt.. bat
had u give the woman a1ot her box OF Tea Ia
get Ter 10 take n tack. tie says he'll not bay
any more habieS.-Ti ROM. ,sE-F.
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MASH. y WILLIAMS, AuCtjonler
" No 1901. northwest corner 10th ans % strepts
lSuCCessOr 70 GTeen X MiIlIRlns.I
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TNEUMAS BOWLING,
Anctionecr and Real Estate Broker,
. At the Old stand Of Latimer & CIeacy,
Southwest CoTD6T Pennsyl :auIa avenue aaI Hin =
, 1875-10-03
MUSIC
At HOME.
EEREyELY STILL

The musical world At home still remains quiet,
but it is the calm before the storm. This week
is mainly devoid OF interest, but next week
Theodore Thomas will open tho campaign With
his Incompatible orchestra, assisted by Madel1ne
Schiller, the excellent pianiste. The musical
public is especially to be congratulated that the
opening will be in such good hands, and that
they will have the opportunity Of hearing the
finest music Of the season at the very beginning.
A1r. Thomns and his band will receive q warm
welcome. aud undoubtedly also the fair pigniste,
whose fame has preceded her.
GEHMAx1A MAENSEncHoB CONCERT.
The Germania Maennerchor gives its first con-
cert of the seasou, under the direction Of it's
new conductor, Mr. Oscar schmoll, this evening
at Turner Hall. with the following fne pro-
gram1ue; .:
i. Introduction march" Geru1auia Ahead"
1;sstsns Aatsen1e
5. 1.-THE Heavens Arc praising "-Chorus Beethoven
/. Piano solo Transcription Of bohemian
so'sS'''' o. Sshmou. ''' ''''''@
s. "1nvisadon to the Dance. u. '. Wahee
6. "The German Song Chorus s'.'...--:''.: Helm
=. Overture. The Merry Wives Of Windsor"
IL Biasn: and Heis DonS,s qas1:
. p,.,o .o,o j." sehnsucht an Neer".: .Wtllmers
T. t1&no se1o.. 1"PoIacca Brfxnte C. NJ Weber
o. .Srhmol9.
10. Sole for 8Upt4N0. 49,
Mrs. Il. McGuire.
II P0t1ouYri-*s Humotfstic Views ,Cauthai
Ia AEsengergruss Chorus 80. 40. SchnaoN
TIE cHEswoLD RECI7A1s.
Mr. G1eswold's eleventh organ recital will take
place a. Unity Church this afternoon with the
following programme:
ID. Variations On the cho tale, q Wer nur den
/. Lsben last wa1ten .Hesse
ID. TAutaie in minor.
Ar. Arthur J. Crss,coiG.
Arfs-" II with Ali Tour HeAsts -. ..afeudelEsohn
Ar. ". Il Stanley.
& Seems and and cavattna-~ Pat1t1 Dit2nh
PaItih :......--.~......Ro .Roesini
M. +. 4: yetsett -.
, 1875-10-03

HEEGN7p q. Z J 4 t1z97n01-
MIR. john s. Sammls, the eccentric old gentle
man Of the Town OF Crawford, who some hfteen
or eighteen years ago predicted hts own death -
soon to occur. and who constructed at coneloefa-
able expense a vault for receiving his remains,
ia not dead yet. Some two years since he
bought metallic burial cases for bis cat, dog.
and niece, 80 US to have them handy in the case
OF death in his family. He has had no use TOT
1h.m until last Friday, when his beloved N
malklp, pride Of his heart, csserwauled her a1e
awaV. being meanwhile fondly embraced by the
old man. The burial case was brought out the
cat was placed IN it as tendery as i it nag oeea
tue remains Of some beloved child and the CID
man went into mourning. We undelstana tne
learn that the dog is in delicate haalsh, and his
death may he loaked toz q Any d1lJ.
, 1875-10-03
THE OUTER WORLD.

The closing Of the Grand Opera-House In New
York had it's comical aspects, that is to
say, for tho public. It Has SERIOUS enough
matter for the managers, chiefly among whom
yss poor Joe Wheeiock. He had made net
profit Of 81, 800 on 3 run Of the Black Crook. and
lost it al on Davenport in Shakspearean drama.
Finally he was induced, as last desperate VEN
ture, to essay Observation-Disclosures. This did not
pay either. 4 terrible night came when fav
hundred persons we're in the house, and the
actors refused to go on until their ealarles we're
paid. The manager WAS obliged to an-
uoupoe no performance and the audience
mas informed that money paid for tickets would
be refunded At the box-of1ce. Even then the
worst had not come Half of the audience had
come in vitsont PAYING, IN: the deadheads pre-
honest people. All the receipts were exhausted
long before the tickets we're redeemed, End the
manager VAS Obliged to satisfy the outstanding
obligations from his Owl pocket. Thus ended
in the history Of this marvelously ill-starred
place Of amusement A the New York HeraM
puts it; .s'H the Grand Opera~Honse could be
put On wheels and moved over town to the inter-
eection OF Fifth avenue and Broad~aY' A. I"eo-
tv-third street, it might turn ont valuable
property. So far it has proved to ba the spien-
did marble ususoleum OF more theasFacsi entar-
prises than any theatre in America"
APEEv1sH ACTOR.
Mr. Rignold. who has recently been playing
Henry Y. in Baltimore, made more e1traor-
dinary exhibition Of himself than OF the char
acter which he assumed to represent Saturday
week. Tho Baltimore Sun, in noticing the
manifestations OF temper which Mr.. RiRno1d
permitted h11nself, excuses him on the sccse Of
fatigue and illness:
Al the end Of the third act he came befors the
tain voluntarily and apologzed for his TEMPER beg
cng indulgence because ~ he satd WAS plainly per-
cepible hs suffering and he really felt 50 " 80
ought to be in bed. The audsEco Eeassured and en-
coaged him With hearty applause and in the follow.
the play continued heavily. In the espous.l seene,
come noise IN the Galleries made b. persons pre-.
pairing for The usual rush 1t the close of
Performance SO exaspersed tho young King that he
s.orped the midst Of The joy OF the marriage ceie
brat:ou aud atked tWill He b. allowed to proceed I"
Then immediately turning to the side Of tie stage he
ordered the to ring down the curtain. Tnt6
way dons and she audicnee departed dissatisfied. pa1
taaularly Tn peepe composing ths lazSe body q ths