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The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM-sENNY AND
cosey closets hot and cold bath adjoining
celent table: family small; terms moderate 259 West
Twenty fifth street. between Seventh and Fl ghh
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100 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH sTREET-FURNIsHEI
1UD of families and single gentlemen with
without Board suits equal French aats Doctor
Office ia another house very low rates.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
RnARnERs WANTED.

\ WEST THIRTY Y-EIGHTH STREET,
N Mrs CAMP and Miss ANDREWS
have Rooms en- singy % et, with Board refer
required
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

IT EAST THIRTY. FIRST sTREET.-RooMs TO LET.
- With superior Board on second hoor just newly hIr.
ushed, at reasonable prices
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0rH sTREET-NIcELY FURNISHED SECOND AND
~ third floor 'front.' Rooms large and all
ssent Roard % Wet Nnth street near Fifth avennc
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

. STORY LARGE FRONT SUNNY ROOM. WITH
- closet for couple single gentlemen also front Hall
Room second hoor all modern improvements good Board
Apply at - King street, Macdougal street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
y TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 46 North River.
Dakota, Nov. 2, 7:3O A. NJ. Idaho, Nov. %, PPM
Wisconsin, Nov g. z. NJ Montana, Nov. 80 IA NJ
Wyoming. Nov 10 A. NJ Nevada Dec. 7, noon.
Cabin, intermediates and steerage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets at low rates.
Passengers booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway
Sweden &c Drafts Ireland, England, France and
WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN % Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

SD FLOOR FINE SUNNY ROOM LARGE CLOSETS:
- fourth hoor Room for gentenen unexceptonable table
and liberal terms to good parties 3ls West Twenty
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
ROARpERs WANTEn.

A REFINED PARTY MAY OBTAIN A BEAUTIFUL
- second Floor, Of two large rooms with every mode
convenience and excellent Board In the ve bouss
o. gentleman living Madison square references al
Office - SFs0"A Ns@4eA
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IslIH STREET, 1a5 WEST NEAR SIXTH AvENUF- a.
- Iw2 large and pleasant Rooms second and third
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

. OR THREE SUITS OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms, together separately. with without private
tabe; also single Rooms 20 West Thry-second
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I OR TWO GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY CAN
4 be accommodated AZ 700 West Twenty fourth street
with Parcr Floor other Rooms very nicely furnished,
With German family, with without Board very
reasonable
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM-ROONs sINGLY OF
suite table FIRST class neighbnrhood good; centra
and convenient cars; moderated table boarders
232 West Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

Eth AVENUE, 81 FIRST DOOR BELOW SIXTEENTH
- Etreet--M f. Gage offers handsomely furnished
ute; private table or table dhote; also fourth oor
Rooms; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

- front with Board for two ladies; Fortyh hfth to Fifty
ninth street, Sixth Eighth Address, stating
terms, 40, scAEsDALE, box la6 Herald Uptown Branch
ofice.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

a WEST TWENTY NINTH STREET-WITH BOARD.
handsome Room second floor back with with
9nt Bedroom connectng also large Room fourth hoor
'front.'.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

IlALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall er-The worldrenowned
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE loave pier - North
River Of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted at
p Through tickets sold at all principal hotels In the city
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

10 PARK AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTT-PovvrTH
LID and Thirty h streets-Desrable large front Room
newy furnished also ha Room particularly suitable for
gentlemen, with Board; references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

II III STREET, ~ WEST. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
IL Comfortable and desirable Rooms rent Wit pc-l
q moderate rates
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

11TH STREET, $50 wEsT-wITH BOARD EXTRA
large sized hall Bedroom frsnt handsomely furnished
bath, &C., % gentlemen only; references
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

02D STREET, WEST, s25.-HoUsE NEWLY PAINTEI
- and iurnished viii let handsomely furnished sunny
Room second story front gentleman aud wife OF single
gentemen also very pleasant single Rooms with unques
uonabe Board; moderate price, convenient ELEVATED
Railroad and stages.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I CHARLES STREET.-TO LET WITH GOOD BOARD,
pretty Room. good pantry hot and cold and
crate hre terms very reasonable fo two gentlemen or
tleman and wife reference given and required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR,
j with Board dressing room bot aud cold water also
large Room the third hoor with dressing
terms moderale 80 West Nineteenth street
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!, RI STREET go wBsT-ENTTRE SECOND FLoof
K toilet suite other large and small Rooms. haynl
very convenience for married single gentlemen Will
irst class Board; terms reasonable
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

OSTu STREET, 41 WEST. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
~ just opened for boarder beautiful furnished Rooms
also Rooms for parties wishing TO furnish except carpets
reasonable terns reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS


NATIONAL LINE
IN From piers Nos. ~ and AZ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND. Thursday, Oct %, 3P NJ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN. Oct 80, y. NJ ENGLAND Nov 13, 3 F. N.
ERIN.... Nov. 9, IL A. NJ. EGYPT. nov %, III I'M.
Cabin $50 and $40 currency Seerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid
tickets from Liverpool the lowest rates Apply at
+ w. J. HURST, Manager
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

I -PARLoR FLOOR, THREE LARGE ROOMS. HAND
Il. somely furnished private bathroom closets &C. with
private table, without board references SO East Twen
tieth street.
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A > EAST NINETEENTH STREET.-A FLOOR WITH
4 = private, ventilated bathroom elegant mirrors also
other Rooms ney papeId apd rained good Board fam
iy Ainerican also table Board reetcuces Call Monday
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sd AND THIRD FLooRS-LARGE ELEGANT
- Rooms with Board panic prices: adults Sc per
week hre and gas included. l1s Clinton place,
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

10 EAST TWELFTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
L. Board 4 neatly furnished back Paror: also double
Room on third floor; reference required
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23
A BRAVE GIRL.

The plucky girl resides near Sand
usky Ohio. She is about eighteen
years of age, and her fathers name
is Boise. One afternoon recently,
when she was alone in the house,
her father and mother being in town
and her two brothers at work In the
field, Miss Boise went to the barn to
gather eggs. While there she saw
rough-looking man approaching the
house, and instinctively arrived at
the conclusion that his visit BODIED no
good. She started for the house, ard
fortunately reached II before the man,
when she improved the moment that
remained by getting a double-barreled
shotgun and concealing 1t behind the
door. The man knocked and Miss
Boise opened the door, with one
hand on the gun. He asked IL Mr..
Boise was at home, and was informed
that he was, but could not be seen,
as he was III. Then the ruiIian
blurted out: "You liel ] saw him
leave here about 10 o'clock, and has
not come back. want what money
there is In this hOusev Then he
started to enter, at the same time
reaching his hand to his breast to
draw either knife or pistol. He
did not come in. In a moment the
plucky girl had thrown the Shotgun
forward the click Of the 10 ks was
heard and Miss Boisestood there with
the weapon cooked and held steadily
upon the covering tramp. She told
him to take his hand down or she
would shoot He obeyed. Then
she told him to turn about and start
FOR the gate or she would empty both
barrels into his miserable body. He
walked toward the gate and she
walked behind him the gun still
presented. In the street she ordered
him to run for bis life, and he ran as
man runs who expects to feel a shot
every moment Then Miss Boise
weakened IN the way women will,
md, the danger ieing aii over, had
her brothers called In from the field.
But she was a brave gih.-.& Lois
Republican June 22d.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

Hers is Mark Twain on the spelling
mania: II lfayo q relative in New York
who is almost snblimely gifted. She
cant spell any word right, There is
q game called Verbarium. a dIzcn
people are each provided with sheet
Of paper, across the top Of which is
wri,ten long word like kaIeidosco-
pical. or what, and the game Is 10 see
who can make np tie most words out
of that in three minutes, always begin.
ming wi'hibe initial letter Of That
word. Upon one occasion The word
chosen was cofFcrdam. When time
was called, everybody had bnilt fom
FIVE 20 twenty words, except this
young lady. She only had ono word
--cali. Wo all studied moment
aud then said. Why, there IL no q in
cofferdain Then we examined her
paper TO the eternal honor Of that
uninsured, unconscious, snblimely.
independent soul, be II said, she had
sJelt ihe word 'cafl' II anybody here
can spc', alfany more sensibly than
that iel iim step 70 the front and take
his niiis The insurreelion will now
begin
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23
THE PREsIDnxcY.
0rantz Brown on Isristow, Grant, TIL
den and HenJlrlcIKs.

NoVernor Brown bit off piece Of
tobacco, and answered my question
as to the next Presidency as fol-
lows:
II don't see how the Democratic
party can be beaten. As to its can
didate, there is some doubt. Tildon
is well spoken Of. Hendricks would
suit me. | think the Republicans
will nominate Washburne. He has
good record, and knows how to
manipulate convention"
"Governor Brown, don't you think
Secretary Bristow isa rising candi-
date for the Presidency"
''No, sir I do not suppose that,
in the prosecution of his duties, that
thing animates him at all. Ii YOU
knew his associations and birth.
place, as / do, you would not ask
the question. Public men in Ken
tucky do not do their duty for re-
wards OF any kind. They die poor,
taken care Of in their latter days by
public subscription, like Clay, Crit
tenden, Brecinrdge, and many of
that class. l believe Bristow to be
actuated by the sense Of honor, and
not the desire of office. If he could
get the Presidency he would not
scorn it but he would not turn out
OF the way of his duty to stoop for
it,
This singular reply from one now
warm but not reactionary Dem
ocrat was attended by straigLten-
ing up Of Gov. Brown small rooster
figure. "Kaintuck, by Cad, sirp'
was in the air. So l thought l would
tempt him out on President Grant.
Here | beg his pardon for so fully
relating his views, but am conscious
that he will take no exception.
81 didn't know Grant much , he
said, "when Grant lived here. L
first knew him we'll when was in
command 'of regiment at Iron
Mountain, and he came down there
to take general command, and sent
my regiment and me back to ST.
Louis. He sat up in my tent nearly
all night, and talked incGssantly. I
had gallon of fine whisky. but he
wouldn't take a drop, saying that he
had shut that of. was afterward
very much surprised to hear that he
never talked at all, and always
drank"
HGov. Brown, did he show that
night any appreciation of the issues
Of the pending WARP"
"Not of its moral consequences.
There he was torpid. But OF its inn
mense theatre and cost he did. He
said it would be long war and a
battle of resources. was a civil |
ian, and rather shocked to hear his
Indifference on the question Of hu-
man life. He seemed to think men
we're made to be food for powder. |
Afterward, when he sacrificed so
many men in the Wilderness, said
to Henry Wilson, with whom Iserved
on the Military Committee of the
Senate, We'll, that is all in accord
Ance with his programme. Give
him men enough and he'll take Rich
mond. "---CdcinndM Commercial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23
TnE eRnArIoN or WOMEN

A Prince once said to Rabbi Gam
alial: "Your God is a thief; he sur
prised Adam in his sleep and stole a
rib from him"
Tho Rabbits daughter overheard the
speech, and whispered q word or two
in her fathers ear, asking permission
to answer this singular opinion her
self. Ho gave his consent.
The girl stepped forward and feign-
ing terror and dismay, threw her
arms aloft in supplication, and cried
out. "My liege, my liege, Justice
revengew
"What has happened?g asked the
Prince,
"a wicked theft has taken place, ("
she replied.
"A robber has crept intoour house,
carried away a silver goblet, and left
a gold one in it's stead"
"What on upright thiefp exclaim-
cd the Prince. "Would that such
robhries were Of more frequent occur
rencev
Behold then, sire the kind Of a
thief that the creation was; he stole a
rib from Adam, and gave him a bean
tifui wife instead
"Well saidl avowed the Prince.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

Il was II O'Clock At night when
Mr.. Berger, Mason, ca, discovered q
colorod preacher in hiN stable un,ying
a horse, anil the preacher only obser.
ed--"Jess what / said all de time,
Mister Berger your horse 10 bay aure
nnif, and dat spute between mo and
Brn0cr Jaekson 8 sellled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

Ayoung lady, aflor reading a,sen-
lively the title Of novel called Hl'he
Last Man, exclaimed, aBlsao nc, Il
such q thing wors over 10 hnppon.
what would become Of ire woineng"
what would become ffho poor lneng
was the remark Of an Old bachelor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23


The N. Y. Tribune, in speaking
ofthe failure Of the jury to agree III
the Beecher-Tilton trial, says;
But if Mr. Beeeher is neither CON
victed nor absolutely vindicateU,
there are some respects in which the
trial has had a practical issue We
have no doubt it has broken up that
mischievous little coterie Of transcen-
dental fools Of which Theodore Til
ton was the effnlgent center. II has
exposed to the world the hideous
sel6shness and essential immortality
Of those everlasting chatterhoxes
who have been poisoning the lSceaan
and the press with an idiolic trayesty
ofphilosophy, and dresaing up lust
in the robes Of RELIGION. If II has
torn away the vail which deosncy
draws over certain claaa OF subjects,
il has partially made Almonds for this
by turning out Of the domestic circle
a set Of men and women who would
have taught society that the family is
only relic Of serSiitnde, aud the
home virtues are tho tictions Of
superstition. There is no place for
these people any more in respecta-
hle houses. And on the Other side
It has perhaps set afoot much need
ed reform in Plymouth church We
shall hear less henceforth Of that
horrible Gospel Of Gush, to which
so much Of the misery Of this case is
directly traceable. We shall hear
less Of the rant about true inward
ness, and songs in the heart, and all
the other mushy which With
this new school Of lusty mystics usurp
the place Of the old-fashioned virtues
Of faith, hope and charity. Ii will
not be esteemed the essence Of relig-
ion to love somebody, and ladios aud
gentlemen, we hope, will not 10
about kissing one au0Eher indiacrinl-
inatelY. either in the paroxysmal9 or
in any other style. A great reaction
against the old Plymouth pattern of
sanctity is inevitable, and we shall
not be surprised X Mr.. Beecher him
self takes the lead ia IL. He II mn
doubtedly q man Of strong feelings,
Of warm fancy, and, in q certain way,
Of refined poetical apprehenaons.
We say nothing Of the errors into
which ho may have beon lad H.. thfeo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

Said q Detroit lady 70 n small boy
whom she found crying in he street,
the other day; "Will you elop crying
II ! give yon q penny mo. said be,
"bui il youll make i two eenla TIL
stop, III Il Hills me.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

EmmnliDo Gum, q servant girl III
Sheffield, Conn, who 10 left the pos
SCISSOR Of $4,000 BY tho death Of
Mrs. Ridgoway, who was Ioat Oh The
steamer Schiller, has been engaged
for some months to q tanner, ana
hs's aon Of gun il he don't marry
her now, anyway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

An officer 10 The Washington navy
yard announces that le haa ~ oll re.
liable bunion which BE- u deairoua %
exchange for . moro modou eogt Of
barometer, lhai win nor eel ~ cxtf
ted at every lillle shower hat eora
mn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

Lucy Stone denounees corsels be-
cause Eve didn't wear any. Lucy Is
built right up straight, like a board,
and y ao flexible that corsets don't
mske any impression n her. The
plea faf' eonets Is. II Eve had been
more stald IN her conduct, she would
have stqved longer in Paradise :.
nrooklan Anqla.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23


WiIlmy ships come home In thu nornIne light
Qrwhen twilIght's duslky shadesarl nIah
villa fair sky beam over all the Srn.
Or Will Winds pipe loud and wavosd tsh nlaii.
When my ships come homer
Wiii see their snowy nallsappsaf
On the misty horizons purple rim
When Summer song birds voice il nearg
Orwill Winter storms my eyeaIght dm.
When my ships come homes
From the rocky shore whers i've watsA d VI
AZ early morn aud noontldes hour.
And when stars al eve looked calmly down
Shall see at last their tall mRsta t0sgQr
When my ahlps some home
There arr those who have passed ME ca,dIy ~
When Stood in the storm ana tie sait Va
spray.
Who will smile aud bow and forget 10 sueer.
When the news rings out on the happy day.
When my ships eumehomo.
Tley Will smile and bow and crowd around
While my garments arc still with tha sea.
foam wet,
To see and admife all my golden store.
They Will whisper and uAiter. and deem !
''io.get."
When my ships come home.
An wellilctthem pass there are others more
dear.
True hearts. who with gipdsome words and
awstt,
Have NY weary watch on the sOa sandscheered,
Whose hearts with my own Will gladly beat,
When my ships come home.
For them there shall be no lack OF stor
uf diamonds and pearls and rublea far,
OF silkep robes and golden ore,
Of spices and wines and pictures rare
wher my chips como home.
And the poor, the wretched, the s4srawlui
hearts,
Hover the land shall feel ray.
0f the comfort and hope that will come to my
own,
AS my treasures freely dlaburso on Toe day
Whom my ships come home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

The proprietor Of forge. not re-.
markable for correctness Of language,
but who By honest industry hal re,
hlized n comfortable independence,
being called on AZ . social meeting
for 4 toast, gave "Success toforgery.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

A cool matron Of Philadelphia
awoke one night recently and found a
burglar IN her room. Did she scream
outg MOI She just got him into on
argument on the Beecher scandal and
thus detained him until daylight and
the milkman came, when she made
her situation known and the burglar
wac arrealed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

The Millwa0kee Ne,cs lays that IN
that cily il il an insuperable objection
TO female lawyers that they cannot
PIT their ieei on the table snd sit 40,
while they are lonnging in the Court
house, looking on while other lawyers
are trying cases. No lawyer is re-.
gardcd az at all up 20 bis bust
ness who makes q habit of sitting
with HE feet on the floor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

ePrelty bad under foot d an
said one citizen 70 anothor
lnot ID lhe atreut 10 othty aty
ou, iis fna over head ts1o
othar "Truo epauah.
"bpt yevy tsw aFe R1ln
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

DD You EyEai- The ST. Louis
Republican accuses a clergyman there
Of stealing oHs " It's editorials for a
sermon; Hope il whs q short one
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23
AtBANY Bath HOUsEl

VIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
nlly inform The eiiizsus Of Albany and "
----l ia.. " has taken charge Of this Esiablinh-
--.,., .-, 80 by ketVink elean rbOms and paying
n " .,,aAtien y buiinuaa, uxpsgta 70 Suii Al
49, 1.' nay favor hin With their patronage.
'-'''I a'ssipisIs carried On nothing bar
fEstclasa Hair Dressing Saloons.
s.g,si. @ sirs entire satisfaction % en-.
- !, -Sallaiel aud Ladi.si Hair aSaily eut
-Hlt1rd JOSEPH WEBnEH.
vau1glf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

There arr those WIN have passed. ME cpidIy by
When Stood IN the storm ana TIE saitsen
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23

For them there shall be no lack OF stor
uf diamonds and pearls and Fubiea far,
OF slkep robes and golden ore,
uf spices and wines and pictures rarc.
Wher my shIps como home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-14
G. EOR G ETC W N.

STREET IMPROVEMENT. - Mr. George
khlghts, contractor. has large force of men
AT WORK on the upper part OF Water street
removing the cObblestoneS preparatory To
paving the street with Belgian blocks. IL is
Pltlful sight TO witness the great numb of
idle men who are lCafing in the vicinity
viewing with envious eyes the more fortil-
nate ones at work.
LEAKY.-1t is about time that the Alexan-
dfla canal authorities should pay some at
tentlon TO the condition of the a0uaiuct
which IS leaking at all points so baIIv that
travel in small boats beneath il is out of the
question. "
RIVER AND CANAL NEws.-Arrived by
flVer: steamer John GibsoL from New York
consigned 10 X. Il. a. De Iham, with general
merchandise for District merchants Ey the
canal: Boat w. {. Ernst with coo bushels of
wheat for j. q. and j. NJ. Waters, and boat
j, l.. Thomas with 300 bushels wheat. t55I
bushels corn. and 40 barrels flour for same
hrm; boats F. G.. Lain2. c. III. Knott A. G.
hreen. lnvincible, Julia Borden r. F.. Fu-
glt1, Henry kraus and Onward, from Cam
berland with coal for the Borden Mining
company. CleaIed-Schooner Jacob G.
Thompson with coal, for Fall River. Mass:
schr l.. \. Van BTunth with coal. for Jersey
city, and schr. Calvin II. Harris with coal.
for Somerset, Mass.
GRAIN SAIES-J. G. & J. NJ Waters re-
port sales Of 800 bushels of red wheat AT
Sl.Jl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-14
District Government Affairs

MI J.. 4. wright. contractor for sweeping
5Hd cleaning the streets of Washington and
Otort't town has been paid by the District
authorities the sum Of St3.lgl.SG the differ
CEce between the value of the 3-G5 bonds an
caSh-OB the amount for This service. covering
zoe peTi0i between the 10Th June, 1s1i. AMI
February I. l~1J.
Ga The recommendation Of Commissioner
InDoy. Of the Washington Asylum, the Dis
met commissioners have ordered the grad
ing OF Georgia avenue. from f. street south
20 I9th street east as means OF access to
Inc asy Ium, said work To- be done by prison
TABOR To alG IN carrying out this work the
extra horses OF the IRE department have been
ordered tO be used for that duty. and kept at
me ~ ylum subject 20 call bv teIegranh.