davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06

Hydrste of choral as stimulant is taking the
place of opium, hasheesh, &C., in England and
to some extent in this country. 1t kills in about
,hree years on 40 average.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
BEILDL.rG .MRTERE.sT
JOHN L. CREIGHTON 81 son
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery, Horse Shoe,

Iron, Plough Castings, Nail Rods, Aria
Crease. Wsgor Materials, House
keepers Goods, We, g..
NO 80 KING STREET, CORNER ROYAL
NH Alexsndris. Virginia y l.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND F%ANp
FACTORY
AND planning MILL,
N. Il. COR. FAIRFAX AND QUEEN ST;
An assortment of
RE A d Y NJ ABE WORK
constantly on hand, such AS
DOORS, SASHES. BLINDS, FRAMES
MOULD1NGS, BRACKETS, NEW
ELS, BALUSTERS, Sc, Sc
VIII buy ana t1ade for Walnut and Ash I,,,.
....-........ RlSHE1LL & HODGE
feb ~ Al Xandrs, Virgins,
B. F. PEAKE. b. W. Malls
JOHN W. PEAKE.
y F. PEAkE s. CO.,
Successors TOD S W. Nails Son s. Co..
DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PAINTS, HAR0.
WARE, LEADS, OILS, CEMENT,
CALClN ED PLASTER, &c,
No. lS7 King street,
feb 2-tf Alexandria, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
C.g.pHL CD.H.nEKCE.

Arrlved-Boats & Ridgley, } Z Coulcghsn,
NJ S Fernsner and p l. LenIen, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06

ALEXAND IA MARKET May G.-Whast is
active and prices for choice lots are la2c better;
offerings of 56S bushels, with sales of white at
$50 for very superior sample and red at AZ,
l4l, l4G l47 and l48 for prime to choire Corn
is firm ut an advance; offerings Of 474 bushels,
with sales of mixed 1t 9j and 81, and yellow at
81. Oats are in light receipt, with sales at ::
and -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
Dbl ED.

On Wednesday night May 9th, at II o clock
GODFRIED HARTBAU RER, aged II years
as- His funeral, to which his friends are invited,
will take place to morrow evening, at , o clock,
from his late residence, other side of Hunting
Greek bridge
In this city, on Wednesday night, My 5.h
ut o'clock, FANNY LEE DRISCOnL, in
the fifteenth year of her age dau shter of G. NJ.
and Aicin "a Driscoll Ns- Fer funeral viii
tske place tomorrow evening, at 1 o clock, from
the residence other father, No. 46 n1r.h Patrick
street. The friends and scquaintances Of tie
faulty are invited To attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
MONETARY AND.oMMERCIAI,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 3-65s-These secur-
tiles, guaranteed by the Government, have been
selling within few days past to d considerable
extent at the New York Stock Board. On
Tuesday nearly halls million were sold, COM
menciag at ~ and closing at 74s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May g. 1875
The receipts since yesterday have been 5000
Shsd which sold at from SO to Sll 50 per hun
drcd, and TO 0OJ Herring which sold at 10 %
TO S11 so por thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
Special Notice.
S2ys E.Syr: Htk lSEH"T.

ar. FOR kENT-A comfortable BRICK
M DWELLING, on Queen street, between
Washington and Columbus. Apply to
c. l.. POWELL,
my 4-eo3t N. Z. cor. Duke s. Wash H. SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
my 3-eoln

FOR RENT OR SALE-Thst desirable
E$ DWELLING No. II south ST Asaph ST.,
nrsr King sire t, formerly owned by r. Il.
Miller. Price $1,000. Apply on the premises.
3-cotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Broders &
Co. She reports passing only one vessei III the
river bound up, and she WAS in the Nnr-ows.
Schr } Ii Huddle, Boston, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schrs Samuel c Hart ard George II Mills FOR
Georgetown.
Schr Harriet Thomas.
SAILED.
Steamer Jane Moseley, Norfolk. BY F \ Reed.
Schr Marietta Steelman, Hudson, by lamp
shire and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schrs Jennie A Shepard, Calvin P Harris,
Lottie and John d Paige from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr jas Alderdci, hence, at Providence 3D..
schv 5 kirwan, hence ut Richmond Sd.
Schr Lizzie Young, from Boston for this port,
Skilled from Vineyard Haven 3D..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06

slaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-06
1878.
j. p. CLARKE,
NO 1853 KING STREET.
NEW PAPER HANGINGS AND IN
TERROR DECORATIONS.

The largest best, and most beautiful assort-
nent Of New Wall Papers, Window Curtains
and Interior Decorations, suitable for PArlors,
Halls, Chambers and Dining Rooms SURPRISING
in quality and price any goods in this line ever
offered in this city. up ID
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
GS oibt fciucu 3ufau.

Npr pielen Sobren cntlief in 8crli,
Elm l2jd6ri9cr Sun9c leincn Gltcrn I'M
no6 Gtcttn unb BON bort IFS M}eer 81,
0eDcn. 9luf Dem 98cgc 0obin bcfom CT,
oa cr fein Gjelo bate nirgcnbs Elm 9}obt=
loger uno mu 6te lid) 6cbelfen> 10 gut es
9ing. So fam er cincs 9lbeno ouf Sen
SSir0bpf zines 0or fts unb 6emertte an
Scr SSirGe elm offcnes &ellerfen tier. Gr
Il6liipfte bllein, fiel ober in Elm ountles
@eluOl6e, uno oo ct feinen GOa0en &C.
nonmcn bate, ldlicf CT Elm. 9(ls CT am
Wfor9en eruodte> 1ob er 6ob CT in einem
@rabgcwDl6e mar in lutl9cn 5lpciS Gr9c
ltonocn. 9os Sen tier ober luur s Tub
bo@ unb ouf feline Weile ju crreidcn.
Sett puroe DEM 8uti Wen bange, ct fin9
su l1reien an obcr pergeblid. 9(iemono
b0rte i6n> unO untcr 9(n9it> 9ungcr uno
0urf perging Scr Sag uno 6ic lol9enoe
9}a6t. 9(m 5lucitcn Sornlittog, 100 CT Dor
N}atti9fcit l@on ni0t mebr l6reien
fonnte, uurbe plDtlicb Elm S6liillel in
Die cilcrnc S6iire 9eitedt. Gin WldO0en
NIT elmer Goternc un0 eincm Ye1cn in
Der 9ono trot bercin> lief o6er> ols es
ben &nobcn fob> poll @6rcdcn io9lei9
oopon uno worf oie Sbiire in's G9loD.
Sod tomen balo borouf mebrcre 2eute>
borunter ou1 Der 50ulle6rcr. 9a muBtc
0erSfnabe er5dblen, luie er in oas@clu0lbc
gefommen lei. Scr @6uQebrer elm
alter N}ann io9te: ~96re Sun9e ou
ma9it jebt Gin Sau9enidts lein, obcr Der
liebe @ott fat lup9l nod onoere 9lbli@+
ten nit sir, ocnn llur Gr Dat oi6 polu
1i9eren 9un9ertooe errcttet. Ser @6ul=
lebrer er5ablte oab CT leit langer ais ei<
mem Sabre ni9t oaran 9eoa6t babe, bag
9errl@oftli9e @rab9e'u0lbe reini9en ST
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

tllng su entreiben ,pubte, I'm tn elmer
oer Gden Scr t9l. Golons, no CT 9lei6
Ben bDtbiten Yerlpnen Sutrtt bate, Sen
MolenfrorS 5ll bctcn, ben CT 9on5 trcf=
fcnb oos u8rcuier ocs N}uIitcrs" nonntc.
Sn 10 religiDicn @crbdltnillcn 6roNte
Glud lcin 9on5cs 2chcn 5lL uno leinc lic=
ocrreid)c 9onb, Sic lid pcrelui9t bate,
ols tic oas ticie bibliidc DE protun-
dis" hricb, biclt Den 10 gut beuubten
Molentron bcs Gruoers 9lnlelmus nrt)
on jencm Sage in ben $oQnoen> wo Ser
unltcr6li6c &iin ltltr BON eincm pl0klid)en
Gd)lo9ilulle 9elGbnt, Ieint Seele Gptt
onhcim CAB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

',pon0crn lie Sag unb g}o1t unaus9e=
ictt ano gelan9en eber ans 3iel ibrer
9(cile ols man glouben inlltc. Sic Giu=
,uobuer boben Die Gepbobtung an bon
ibnen 9c5cidneten Shicren 9emod)t, oob
lie in 5pci bis orci So9en un9cidbr 80
Ntci!cn 5uriidlcgen !5nnen."
Cine 1ebr grpBe G6ilotrDte, Die Der
islbe 9ieiicnoe beobohtete, leQte un9eiabr
GO GQtn in 10 Nlinuten Suriid poer Is
Mleilen bes So9cs, ppbei lie 1ib MIR ei<
nige 3eit 9eltottete> I'm su frelcn. Sic
lino ltl1mm, ouEer in Der 8riite5cit, luo
boS Mtdnnden einen beilerl> bellcnocn
Son upn lib gibt. 9os gSeib1cn lcgt
leine lucibcn runoen Gicr ouf ben Soocn
uno btoedt lie nit Sono; >uo obcr Der
0jruno uno Yoben ielli9 it, lcAt es bic
lelbcn 9em0brli0 in cling 9Dblun9.
Sic Nlten iterben 9clp0bnlid in Uolse
ir9cno eines llnialls, J. .. >penn ]ie in
9lbNriinbe fallen benn oicGinmobner &c.
9ouptcn> 1ie b6tten ME einc toot 9efun=
ocn, luenn ni1t in Tol9c elmer lol6en
l1rlad)e.
s. untcrbiclt MIDI, beridtet Ser Mei<
lcnoc lpci!cr einige Oielcr 9rpBrnllngebeuer
5u lberrllmpeln, inoem i'd plDtli6 quer
al l9nen porii6crgins ralh sogcn lie
Damn &opf un0 Ycinc Elm uno elm lei1es
3nden ousltoBeno, blieben lie pl0blih
oui Dem 9ooen liegeu ols mdren 1ie tobt.
$9auil9 1tellte ib mid ouf ibren 9iiidcn
uno na6oem ib i0ncu ein poor G1ldge
an Den untcrn She'll Der 59ole per1ebt
botte> beluc9ten lie lih porludrts. ltcbri-
gems mar er immcr lt6r ldmeri9, lib I'M
Vlei69 5n crbalten.
9as Tleild oie1er Sbiere miro lomobl
trll1 ols 9clolSen 9e9ellen uno aus Dem
Tette ein re6t belles Del bereitet. @o=
balo einc @bilofr0te 9efonscn >uoroen,
mad)t man einen S1it in Die 9aut in
Der 9(dbe ocs @duonscs, lobob man bin-
einleben uno beurtbcilen fam, pb Oos
Tctt inter Ser Nidplotte re6t oif oufs
lie9t. SIT oies nibt Der Sall> 10 miro oos
s Sbicr luieosr frei 9eloilcn unO erbplt li6,
mic man la9t bolo mie6er bon Ser por=
9enommen Npcraton
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
GbilbfrDtc,s.

oit uNItl otlll NtQNulul o-OOO
Nlcilen ueltliA ppm jiibomeritonijdcn
Tcltlonoe gele9enen 3olapo9psinlcln
seidnen li6 ourN Die ei9cntbiimli0c 0cn
Sbicr9o 9ottuu9cn ols> >luelhc man ouf ibncn
finoet Inter anocrn gi6t cs oolelbjt oic
9emeineS6ilofr0te in groBer D}en9c, uno
Ginige bolten biele@e9eno fir Die Quelle,
aus Ser olle oiele &cptilien Itommcn. Gic
limb bort ouberorbcntlid) eroB, felt uno
bon Dem on9cnebmitcn 0jei0mocf. Mo
oiclc c{rlcln jest bc>pobnt lino uno bic
5Gil1Ir0teu oen @ouptnabrun9sortitel
Der Ginuobncr biloen, 10 fat lih ibre
3o6l u!!erbings beocuteno perninoert !;
oenno6 cher lit fem 9)lan9el ooron
wubr5untbmen. Nfon iinbet biele Sbiere
ouf ollen Su1eln oie1es 9lr1ipelS uuO
spar in Ser 9rt> oaB je0e lire eigentbim=
li6e @nrict6t fat, bic li1 0urb be- e1timmte
doroftcriitilbc Wfcrfmole pon onbern
Guttun9cn unterl rl6cioet. Sie Sie1en bic
b0bern feu6ten S6eile beler Snleln Dor.
Gini9e iueroen 10 9rob, oaB mcbre Nldn=
ncr oo5u 9e60ren> lie in Die $)0De ''su
bringen, uno man bat cin5elne @6ilo.
tr0tcn 9efun0en Die 200 Yfuno ebbares
Tlcild licierten. sic nabren lid tbcils
pon lofti9en GoctuSorttn, t9eils Don 0en
8ldttcrn Der ldicocner Gtroudarteu, BON
elmer 9(rt $ooferbecrcn uno einem bloB-
9riincn 2eberfraut >uelbcs Ieh=
temuciie pon 9(elten oer Sdume bcrs
o6Dangt.
9ie G6il0fr0te liebt bos fife gSojjer
lcbr> perl0Iudt es in 9rpber Men9e uno
wdl5t lid germ i'm 56lomme. 9(Qein nur
bic gr6bcrn Snleln baben Nuelcn BON
irilNem @oiier, uclbe foit immcr in
Der 9fitte, 5. !. in betrdhtltbcr 9DDe
lie9cn. 9ic @hilofrItcn> >uclhe bobcr in
ben nieori9cn S6eilen Der Snl ltln leben,
miii1en, ucnn lic buriti9 lino, cine peitc
Gtredc loufen; in Sol9e oappn fiibrcn
brcite ielt9etrctene Yfooe itrablen>pcile
bon oielcn Nuellen io9ar bis sur Gufe,
uno an 0iele 9Seilc ent0ecften audi oie
Gponier inbem lie 0ielcn Yiooen fol9=
ten, 5rerlt bos 1iibe 8a ller> an Dem
i6ncn 10 picl 9cle9cn mar Gin 9tciienocr
er5d9lt: ~9(ls iN an G1atbom Sslono
lanocte, tonnte i6 mir gar ni6t 0enfcn>
bab Sbiere 10 mctbooi1dc Wanoerungcn
ma6ten. 9(n Der QueQe ,por es Gin in
tere1 1lontcs G6oulpiel Sic pielen 9roben
llnseDeuer 81 1eDcn, bon oenen cini9c eff
rig NIT lon9eitrcftcm 6aAe bcronluat=
1Aelten, udbreno onoere, Die lb poll
9etrunfeh ,uieoer 5uriffeDrten. Sobalo
Die @6ilofrDte bel Der NueQc an9elon9t
it, fedt 1ie unbefiimmcrt lm bic 3u=
i6ouenben oen &opf bis ii6er bie 9(ugen
ins Wollers uno perl6ludt in rol9en
3i9en grobe 0len9en. @ewObnli6 bleibt
Elm &bier orei bis pier Sage in Der Ndbe
oes WoHers uno tebrt 0ann ins niebri=
ger gele9ene 2onb Suriid. Wie of|
lol6e 8elu@5e ob9eltattct lperoen, bar
iiber lolten bie 9}adri6tsn berl DIE
ben; 9e>uib lit ober, oaB @6ilotr0ten
lo9ar aui Sni iel lcben t0nnen, luo es tein
anoeres Srinfluoiler fir 1ie 9ibt ols oas>
pel6es wdbreno Der tueni9en Gc9entage
i'm Sabre faqt. Wenn lie lj@ nod einem
'eltimmten Tuntte be9cben' molten, fol
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
0Dto @aiienfrenu0.

lolien. 0ie1en Mor9eu aber lei es ibm
pl0tli0 in Den Ginn 9efommcn uno babe
i6m tcinc 9}ube mebr 9clollcn. Iorum
babe er leiner So6ter, obluobl lie NOtGis
Acrcs Su tbun 9cbo6t bdttc beioblc,, bos
Gelnolbe SIT reinigen. Obne bcren 0o;us
tommcn bdttc Der Sun9e III feblbur per-
bun9ern miillcn. 9iele wuroe ltinen
Gltern' naD Berlin Suriidgcbrabt> uno
nit Der 3eit luuroe ous linn tin tiid)ti.
ger @clAdftsmann. Gr tonnte es nibt
leioerl menn Scmano Die &ettuuo cincs
MenI4en aus elmer Gciobr ou Nsh@
nllng ocs 3uiaQs lbrciben wollte. Gr
9laubte an feinen 3uioll> oelto felter an
Die g0ttlibc TorleDung> uno CT erSl6lte
gerne Die eben beri6tetc ge9cbcnbct an:
leiner Sugeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17


bungen fiilltc unb Die Gpnne lire lctten
goloenen @troblen our6 bos @loS uort
bcllen tarllcnb Tarben in reinen, uunber=
lanen @lon5c ltroblten.
Gincs So9es, ais Glud ppm Gbpre
fam, luo er cbeu ou 6clpunoerns>ucrtbe
SHcil le cine M}otettc pou Dem Gomppni=
item Glari 3clun9cn batte, naberte 1id
inn Elm orner Nrocnsgc 1tliber ldlob
i'm nit mod feud)ten ylugen an lcine
Srllt 1lO wiinhtc i0m Gliid 81 eincm
10 mobrcn, 10 riibrcnbcn Salient ygSobr=
li6, ib babe nibts, mos ih 9ir olS
HIano meiucs Gntsiitcns gcben tDnntc,
mcin tleincr 6rcuno!" 1o9tc Der Dci ltlibc
ni6ts oils bielcn Nplenfron5; ober be-
pobre i'm sum Nnocnten all Den 9ruoer
gnlelmus uno perlprid) mir belonberS,
i'm ollc 9lbeno einmol su Gbreu Der al
lerleli9lten N}utter at beten biclc lle=
bun9 miro Sir @liitt hrinetn, mcin jun
ger Vrcunb limb >peln 9u trcu blciblt,
id babe bos li@ere Spr9ciiibl bopon>
miro @ott bur6 Die 5Siirbitte uni erer lie
ben 0rou Seine 9(nltrcn9un9cn lc9nen,
Gu mirl grpb >per0en ppr ben Mfcnlbcn
uno cinit >uiirOig Der binlmlilhcn Gjcldn9c
i'm Yorooielt !"
Gbriltppb, crltalnt uno ge>iibrt burN
bic Wprte Ocs 8ruocrs, nobm cDriurhts=
poll ben Gpl lcnfronS ben ibm cine $ano
rcl6te, ncDr npn SrcligiDlcr Strcngc ols
tom after ob9cmo9crt CT pcrlprod i'm
su betcl, o lon9e er le6e.
Bum 9ltcr ppn fiinfscbn Sohren &C.
lonNt, bate oer jun9c @lud 1einen 81
tern bereit5 Yrobcn eincs 10 rciicn Der
Ta,aes gc9cbcn> boS lein Gater> Der cine
5oblrei6e Tomilie su crndbren bate, MIR
l6uoh wioerl ltanO, ais 6bri ltppb Den
Gntl6lub foBte> na6 Nom su 9cbclL I'M
BORT leine mu lifalil6cn Gtl,bicn fortSli=
lcben; obcr ,pic reilcn? 94ie ollcin uno
pbnc Siilfe ppn ocr )tcrrciD DilAcn @oupt=
1toot in Die Der briltlihcn gSelt ST &C.
lungcu? ScOcs unocre &ino, oos 11i6t
elmer lol1en Gel ltimmun9 crtgcgcn gin9
,uir0c Dem Sprboben cnt logt unb es bci
lolAcn l(mitdnOtn fir unous iibrbor &C.
bolten bobc'r ober CT licB ]i6 nicbt 5u=
rlidl6rcden. Ser >uclbcr 1pQter bcr
@iinitlin9 5lucier irbil1cn &0niginncn
>uerocn lolte> Der 9)lu 1ifcr> lpelbcn Wlario
Sbcreli lio un0 9lntpinette BON Nel ltcrreb
III iDrcn Halolt aufnobmcr> bctcte MIR
nit mebr 0cmutb uno ppQ Ncrtroucn
ouf Sen Gd)ut Scr Sun9frau 9}orio ben
en9lil0en Wrub nit Dem armen> ober
l6dbborcn Nplenfronsc bes SruoerS 9ln=
lclmu5.
Gil1eS SbenbS, ols @luf no0 cil,cr
frpmmcn @c>uebnbeit lid) 1pcbcn our0
0oS @cbct bcs Dcili9cn 9tplcnfron5c5 &C.
ltGrft Datte, pp6te cs lcb6oft an Ser
5biire bcr beldeioenen gSpbnun9 1eincr
Gltcrn; es mar Der &opellmeil ter BON
ct. Gtepbon 1T 9Sien> lpc!1er beoli=
tra9t lpar, in Stolicn cine Gommlung
Scr &ir6cnmulit 0cs Yolcl trina 5u mo-
diem, unO pon Geiten bes Gr5bi19nfs
oen jungen Gbri1topb ais leinen 5efretdr
pon bclcn Gatcr perlongen lollte! -
Ntan bcnfe 1i6 sic TrcuOc Gbriltopbs
- 9ie Grmd6ti9un9 >uorO untcr Oant=
barren Sbrdnen ertDcilt, unO eini9e Sage
nad)ber fubr @luf all Der .GtroBe bon
Srieit nit 1eincm gutcn nno tunitperitdn=
oi9en 2cDrer.
gSir woaen bier ni6t ben 9rpBen
Giini4(pr tnThrr1N hrr ,,nnn,in cSnhrp sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17


9tew Sown. Gong Sslono.
81 II " / B mel d. Sn Der pori9eu
@o6e b0rten einige in einem Moloe bel
g}ep Solun ouf oer So9o beiinolid)e
W}dnner Elm lonOerbores 8erQuld) unter
lbren Tiiben unO fanoen nad ndberer
unterlubun9 cine9Dblc BON 1OTuB Nln9e
uno 5 Tub 8yeite, in wel6er lid Elm
Monn befunO. Sic 90ble mar mit@ouns
ltammen su9coedt uno nit elmer lGmo.
len Ocfnung ucrleben> lueld)e 9rob ocnu9
mar, I'M einem Wtenl 0en Ginlob su 9e-
lpQbrcn. Ser in oieier lonocrborcn Mob.
nn9 bciiuolide Mtnl l6 mar 1tu,t uno
breitl9ulteri9 9ebout, itellte li6 1einenYe.
lu6eren ols einen 0eutl6en Nomens
Gbriitopb &oerner Dor. Gr er3&blte ibnen
in elnem Doaritrdubenoen Gnsli19, baB CT
feline grbeit babe uns es poraiebe, i'm
Wintcr cine 9Oblc 81 bemo9nen, ols lid
I'M grmenbauie fiittern gu laNen. Sm
@ommer orbeite er bel Den in Der Nah=
bar16aft uobnenoen Tarmcrn uno wenu
Die fulte Sabres5eit cintrete, febrc Ct in
leine90ble Suriid> in >uel1er ct | DION orei
Winter 5u9ebro6t babe. Gr fat Elm b6l,
5ernes 9ett unO einen tleinen &o1oien III
oer 06ble auf9eltellt uno lebt bon Yroo,
&ortoHeln uno @6lueineF Feil1, ,uelde
9lrtifsl er 9(benos in Sem Somn cinfouit.
ct bcbauptet, Dor le6s Sobren bier elm.
lponoert au lein uno Die preuBil6en Tclo<
5ll9e Der Ietten Sabre mitgemabt su bo=
ben. Tpn Sisuarct uno Yce1er lDcint
er niht lc5r piel 5u balten, oenn ,pc9en
oes Grteren 1T er pon 9eutlAlono fort<
9e5o9en 11no Inn Den 2csteren unlduloi9
Ill 9lou6en> bdtte CT fort'pdbrcno Den
Neo Dorfer ~@tar" lclen miillen, uelbcs
lbm bel leiner unbollfomnencn &enntnib
Der englilben Gprode cine llnm09lih.
felt mar. Scr Monn lit 9lIctliher ols
uicle 9lnbere.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

s. SDr9l c lieit lottcrnb: Wlciitcr, bier lit
gu gu gut ien. sS- @ilt bu, 10 III -
uollcn - pi - mir brei @ii - 9iittcn ma u
ma1cn-
eebrcr. aoralc, pab out ionit eicbt'S Sbr.
feigcn!
S0rale lictpeiter: Sir eine, ,Nloii cine une
glia cine.
Gin Sonnta9a ihullupcrintcnbcnt in onbi.
ona idricb neulib an cine Nelu>Yortcr bibclae.
icQldaftlide 8udDanbluna: vSdden Sic unS
einige Sii6cr unb 3citld)riitcn fir Sonntaas<
l1ulcn. Sud)en Sic obc1 babel 70 mcit ais n,Da>
lid) 9Scrfc aus, bic bon Seerdubcrn uno Snoi>
oncrn Danbeln, rno bor slllcm l1dcu Sic Die
2ebcnsg gcididte bon @iQ 9mcco, lucnn oicielbe
bereits cribienen iein iolltc"
- 9a lebt iuW(ilwautce brobcn eiuNlann, Der
einc 8ulloogse bon gang auber9clu0b 9il<
ii9tet beiibt, uno Dies S6ier pflcst feline Sage
ouf oer 9auStrcppe feinesG Giaentbiin All pcr=
brin9cn. Jnfol9e oeI1cn abcr baben III ben San-
ben bcs 8ric ftrascrs, pclder Die bctreffcnbe g.
aeno gu pcricbcn bat, lid bierDunocrt an Den
@unoebcfecr beitmmte @rieie an0clan,melt
Scr fnurri9c 9rcppenmd6tcr cr1cbt namIidj
itets Ginmano aeaen bic sbiefer-
ung oerielben, upb Der eiu9cidiidterte Yoitbe-
elenltcte 8ibt ieincn unaer1eidten 8einen pen
Nor5ug Dor allen anocrlpeitlgen &iidiid)teu, Grit
Iucnn bus 9epartcmcnt eiierne So fen liefert,
mill jencr slu9eitel(te feline YFi@t ibrem bollen
llmfan9e nod erfiil(cn obcr ni@t friiber,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

AprOpOs Ofthc Kelley Motor, we shall now
have "A season and series of astounding in
VentiOns. There il a man in Rome N Y
who has machine nearly perfected which
VIII pump Its own water and run itself with
cut Ire or steam The inventor calculates
hat when the thing is fully developer" the
Iatent Will be worth 81 N0.CGO. a IL he wants
row - little money and n balance wheel
Weighing about - pounds. We confess that
IN the light Of all these developments we do
rot despair of perpetual motion. Perpetual
notion we are sure ON y. Tribune.
a machine (which will pump its own
water and run itself without fire or steam
has been in use To- these many years. II is
known as the hydraulic ram, and the inven-
tor didn't get any million dollars either
still If Kelley can get financial backing we
don't see why this rival genius should be de-
MED ga little money and a fifteen pound
balance wheel. But the Tribune scientist
ought To know that while the discovery OF a
new motive power, or aerial navigation, -Or
even "tTaHsmUtatiCn" i among scientific
possibilities, he can never be sure of per-
petual motion until he car lift himself by
his boot straps. or clearly demonstrate that
two and two make five. IL Kelley had only
claimed the discovery OF a new motor he
might have got plenty of scientific backing
because such discovery as we have said i
possible. but he claimed too much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

The wisdom OF the Old proyeTb, People
who live in glass houses should not throw
tones" is forcibly illustrated in the case OF
Mayor Wickhan, of New York, who recently
4ntimated that "the striking statesman and
ox-pOuEder" John MOrrissey fears that Tam
fnany would elect officers who would break
up his gambling places. Morrissey retorts
that men who talk about gambling should
have clean hands. He further remarks that
the mayor must have forgotten that he used
TO spend the biggest part Of his nights in his
gambling house IN 2ith street; and by way of
reminder offers to give the names Of other
parties present at such times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oR sALk-A Bsrgain-I viii sell or eNchenga
IN part. for city property. = MARkET FARN
81 10 acres, ab-ut so peach ard apples trees - mt
20 pea and grapes al IN the prime - h-srn g a
i room House, bath room, plenty 81 shade tree aui
Flowers. from 70 10 misufe- walk from Hra.ts
Vile station. the b. & a. Railroad. IS -llnutps
ride from he city. For turtle information cal on
van HORN, on the premises, OF AZ N. I22s
f"pneN II auis avenue. suc4-2N+
ZOE hENT-Wnl lie rent shout the SIN 20 "a
u gust, the STORE on the southeast corner Il Sth
and streets northwest Just The thing .ar Hat
OF Clothing Store. Aprly OF premises IF2S %
Eok REST-FuruiShed, a spleuGit uaw pres
Trick RESIDENCE, situated On Congress
street, near Road street Heights - G-1rE.t,,v1
a. Is all the Il Ceeru convent. and IL ~ MS
bent remarkably low. Can also te rented ursur-
ni>agd WM. TYLER,
Plu II 1ia Is D street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

fsDy further evidence of the desire among
the American people 10 forget past differ
ences and shake hands across the CORY gorge
is needed, IL is found ir the invitation ex-
tended by the agricultural society OF Winnie
bago county, Illinois, To Jefferson Davis to
address the people at their fair TO be held
next month at Rockford. The Associated
Press agent says that II jefferson Davis mad
ventured into Winnebago county ten years
ago he would have stood a good chance of
being shot. Truly, time works wonders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

Another editor has got into trouble through
700 iree use OF printers ink. This time II
Is MI Thomas Kinsella, OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, who recently declared that ..Tneotore
Tilton was saturated with insanity, and that
several OF his relations had been insane ,,
For this unpleasant statement Theodore
doubtless hopes TO get damages enough IN
pay the expenses Of his mex; legal tilt with
Roechey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

Notwithstanding the fact that every Cabi-
net officer is out OF town the governmental
machine seems 10 run along about as usual.
Which suggests 10 many persons the Idea
that If the government can run itself all
summer, there Ii little need OF paying extra
vagantly for fgure-heads TO stay In Wash
1p9tQn during the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13

The promptness with which Commodore
Ammen, acting Secretary OF the Navy,
moved In the case Of the Tripolitan govern.
ment, some Of whose subjects grossly insult
sd the American consul and his wife, shows
That the department is In competent hands
93ang tas absence Of ths Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-13
The Star for the Summer.

Prsorls JetHtyso the CRY fo- TIE nmu,ser on to~
cry portion Of u naoy hare THE STAR sent oy
0sosl, postage prepusd, for rsch period Of time as
they desire at TIE rore Of rs cents per week. so
cerus PEI month, also for three months, on IS
for st1 mouths.
sVN q. The paper is not IN any case se,u by
mail unless the MONEY therefor accompanies the
order.