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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-18

APPLICATIONS FOE :Ar"NT.
"A Es;ics Ne. 1s3.-U. =. ssr,er Ne - =
r. .. Land Oflcs. Carson City, Nevada. Cstebsr
18th. 1876 Notice is hrrsh, givea thai tao
ArHEss Gelr AND sUvTR i-1SISS COMPANY,
corporation existing uRdsr and BY virfss 81 tae
laws Of the state If Sev&sa. and wheae PEST
sfics address And principal place OF osslr-ss IL
Carson City. Nevada. aas tkss Gay ~ L. l.
kGIl.y its daily axthsr!zed AMI Aprsnt'e :s-et
made appEca.isn fsY L. s. e.t-s. 10 ere
tsol.ina Il .oSsj linear f-rt a. accr;-s vein or
lode Of quartz or ether rock il place seaIiss
gold and silver and sthrv precious mrt.is zSs
known and called The ATHsSs LEE ASs
CLAM. situate. lyiss and h-ias in the Easls and
wa-bos Valley Mining District. Orm.s, County
and State Of Nevada. together with all dips,
Spsrs angles and vsri,ncns. ~ita surface
erslsi SIX hundred feet - width 'rr the 'en-
vspiras working ther-St. All known Ans Z
nstsd On the field nst-s and official ilas E
in my sfice ~ L. 3. Surve, or Tst y .
Sections Mes. "A and Is Township Ne. Is north
in Range No. - East Mount Uiahlo Ease sna
Meridian, the exterior boundaries Of said Iet
Ne. - being =. follov. to-wt: Beginning At
Pest marked Athens Co. L. $. Survey Ne. - :.
Posi- Ne. l. located on north -lS.rI ~ seps abort
one mile north eA.terl, from old hunlts- saw
mill and whence bears the Carson = int south
& degrees IS minutes e,st Wirris Ranch hsu>s
north Go degrees 10 minutes East AMI ruInIr:
from said pest Ne. /: first course ssItA s
degrees IS minute. ives! At SEQ feet The south
west corner post Ne. Of the Mint Mining Go >
L. :. Survey No. 81 zoo feet to post No. :.
thence second course south 3d-,T-rs - minutes
.sst 100 feet to post No :: thnnrs third course
north Is degrees SIS minutes east Al $50 feet :
south centre stake, whence h-ars th- quarter
section corner on the eA>t Ike Cf Section 10
Township Il north in Rang. /. east Mount
Diablo Meridian south degrees - minutes
east SIS feet, tuo feet to post Nc. Z: thence
fourth coarse north 3 degrees 30 minute. west
geo feet to post No ! the putut Of 1t ginning.
containing Il 17-leUth scr-.. b-.riuss ez-
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Also. Agents fer DR.. lie RiehaU's
Golden Pills
Obstacles to Marriage.

happy Relief for Young Sen from the
ssr"ts Of Errorx al q Abuses il. earl, life. Nan
I'd Restored Imp dln-sts 10 Marriage
asrod, Se~ met cod OF treatment. New ana
rcnari able remedies. Re Ks aBs cir sl.rs sent
fIes. n sealed envelopes. Aad-c.s. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. as y. Ninth 81 shilaselIk. =,
Pan Institution having hlss rrputstisa
Tor honorable csnasot and prstessIOusl skill.
s.pI-iIu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-18
NOTICE LlEkhoLDERS.

%OTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL
~ parsons, holding Legal liens upon that
certain dwelling hoss- owned ~ W Il. Heltun,
.ltu.te,i on certain lot 81 land l,ins i'll orDssy
County Nevada. ami hereinafter more fnli.
c-.crb-d to present the tame. with proof Of
their validity, in Ihs Jastice . tonr: Of tarsss
1san.hip. urasny County. S-vat: A. tho
Court h"om Of Judge G. 4. "lthsrsN. on Non
day the Nth day Of NsveIrbrr. ISIS. At 10
o'clock A. N SAD lot o. l.nG - desclIb-i ~
follows: Beginning n Tsiss On III. quarter
quarter section line go feet rsrth 81 the south
east corner Of she south west 4 of the souta
west . Of Sec. :. ie~nshlp Is north, Hssss -
east Mount Diaulo Ea.s and Meridian. thence
rortn Ell said quarter quarter section line %
II. :. themes west 80 feet, more or less. 10 the
east line Of Carson street as the rS-I.s wslld bs
If extended north Of Cars ! City, th-nC. ; ath
along the said line Of Carson street 81 feet and
thence east 15v fset more less 10 ne place Of
beginning
carson City, Nev. :. 1873.
AW PRAY, Llenholssr.
Tnss II. WILLS, Attorney. sSlawSw
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OHETKOUSkkD DOLLARS RtWARe
NOR AN rRABLk CASE
DIR. lie Richaa's
q OIL DBN RALs A n

After ten years O.. trlsl on this east has proves
itself the only curative II certain class Of
diseases pronounced by medical practitiUHers
inCursble.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden BnIsam No.
Cur-. CiAncres, inst ana second stages; sorss
on the Legs o. Body, sore bars Eyt-. Nose. ctr
{ 'TFer-cpl r-tt hluJChes. a.FhlLus t4taErh.
lI-es~-d scalp, and all he primary forR.s Of
the d!.-ass known - ~ sllls. frIce. s. per
bottle, sr two for -.
Dr. lie Richaa's Golden Balkan No
Csr-t Tertiary, N-rcnriSl syFhIiitls rheun.
tim. Bans in the FoEr-. rs. The Neck
liberated sore Throat. ny L.lI;le Lash jumps
ana eradicate, Al o.e-ases Fl j. h. system.
whether caused by lua4srct! or a. use ~
ns-etr ,-leay.rs lie slsra pare srs healthy
Pre-, s. PEI boItIe. Or twsfsr 81
DR.. lie kich.u's Golden Spanish
Aatidote,
81 n. Gus, II G,uorrhrs. elect. Tr-itstin~>
travel an al rlEary or Gcalt.. dl.srraRse
s-ss ITlce, s. So per bottle.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
A wash AVA Injection FIR ,sy-rs c.srF Il 6os
sUBs. IIfsRuatoIy Gl-et. STRUCTURES and ali
ss-.ses n the kldH-ys and slzsder. Prize.
5 - Per b5ttle.
Also. Agents fer DR.. lie Riehau's
Golden Pills
Iu- seminal weakness Might Emissions, I'm
pst-sc,. ana a. el>"as"s au.irs n Ii M~~tHr-
baton and e1ce..lve aru--s frIce - yer
bosts. Ise grrs'ne tr,L1G> b'L',n IL IHE Us
emily IN rosud bott'es On r., e11,t # Ir.cv.
these medicines IL De INT I. all IRIS o. fhs
Country by - press or man. - srrIy paCkt d
and Tree IRON stsrrv.t!-n. sole AE-rts, {. =
RICHARDS CO wholesale A. ret.il srug
gins and cbenls's southwest corser Of Cls.
aad S.nsons stre-ts, sac FrsEr.ce, CaliforY a
.aEsly Y
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Notice..

LI.PxRSOSS HOLDING CIAIzsAGtINsr
a the Nevada Agricultural, Mining aas
Aechanisal Soclely are requested to IrsssHt
them in usdiatsy to the secretary. n. l..
lager who will D. fond At The st.se Of tbs
State Treasurer.
By order Of the Beard Of Trustees
uEOk6R TUFLY
'rsaAs,s
Carssn City. OetsbeF -. 1917 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
EVENING STAR.
wEDNESDAY.... October 6. tS11
Conrcy. the Niagara GuI5e


Niagara (OgTcYso'15tlsce Ne i-J-. S's.Ff1
tonroy ~ great guide. six feet tall. StTb q
as lion and brave a. Napoleon a. LCii. lie
las rescued many man from impe1d Goa :
death. His last characteristic act OF IN ;
nd was accomplished last summer tlliuE
Apainter named MacCullough was employed
on The new bridge leading over the rapids Ia
Goat Island; he missed his footing and turn-
pied ia. Bruised and touzlCi. SometI mes
hetts out OF water, sometimes head. he wa>
swept down towards the brink OF the Falls
until he managed 10 clutch and climb IN on
Dig rock. There, for half a day. he stuck
helpless, while the whole population OF Nj
aeara Falls and Suspension Bridge assem-
bled To look at him. The edges OF the island
ard the river shore were fringed with excited
men and hysterical women. not one of whom
t fOlSses s feasible way of getting MscCGl-
quietly:
Wait til go down to the Cave and get
my felt shoes. Don't any OF YOU try 10 10
anything Till i come back. Ii You do. some
one Will probably go over the Falls"
IN lev minutes he returned. Fastening
line afouEd his waist he wadei into the
rapids along a reef that extended 10 within a
short distance Of the rock on which the
painte. was crOuchei. He wa'ei down with
me current, swami the rest OF the way and
Now" said he 10 MacCullough. after he
bad recovered breath, ." I'm going ashore
IieTe's no use trying 20 get there, though,
The same way / came. We've got 10 cross
Sonder. partly with the current. It's hard
job, and your only way is 10 hang on 10 me.
Al You don't, you wlil go over the Falls. Put
your arms over my SGoulders-So. BE care
nj BOT 10 choke my neck. II YOU 10 choke
me. / II hing you on aud send You TO hell
Rikht cut SoDder, where that dcep-s.een
water Is, we shall go under. No man can
hold his head up there. We shall De under
Ior some seconds, so you will have u catch
and hold GOO breath. But remember, I'm
gong ashore and II you'll hang on as tell
you 10, your go there too"
The men started. They waded deeper.
deeper-up % their waists. MacCu,fousn's
feet gave way. He dangled 10 Conroy's
shoulders.
Hold on tight" Conroy shouted. "but
don't You choke me, by God"
Another moment and the current Swept
even the mighty guides toe-nails from their
clutch upon the rocks. Under they went
Conroy hanging 10 the line.
.Pull!' shouted the crowd from the island
The people at the line pulled until, 10, like
TWO nuskrats, the heads OF the rescued and
saved bobbed up on the near edge of the
green water. In a minute more they STUN
bed over the intervening powders and flung
themselves exhausted on The grass.
The roar of the rapids was drowned in a
yell OF enthusiasm, and within ten minutes
The crowd, American-like, subscribed 40 for
Conroys pocket-book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

y DILEMMA.-When at about the middle
OF the crosswalk she dropped a well-nlled
wallet out OF her hand. Then the trouble. he
gan IN earnest She stopped over i'm front 10
pick II up, but her fingers could not reach thu
wallet by eighteen inches. She changed her
parasol into her right hand and tried 10 reach
sIutNays LOT me wallet IL was no 60, how
ever, for her fingers did not go anywhere
near the coveted article. She then Tried ~
get down on her knees, but she mi ght as well
endeavor 10 pick up drop OF water with her
car. She reached backward, but her hand
only extended downward on a level with her
hlps. She appeared 10 be much embara Ssei
NO one seemed 10 be passing at the moment
her suddenly. Quickly turning her parasol
with the top on the ground, she glided a
pretty little foot out from beneath her snow
white skirts, and with gentle kick the wal
let lay in the concaye parachute.-CTe7elanf
Leader,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

A RIGID LAW FOR TRAMPs-BTen1 ami
uneT OTty.-The city fathers OF Trenton, "
J:,are about TO pass a law which Will tent
II faithfully enforced, 10 diminish the tramp
nuisance In that city. IL provides as fol-
hended and brought before p police ius-
lce may be sentenced, In addition to the
usual fine and Imprisonment 10 labor for a
period not exceeding thirty days in a chain
gang on TIE city streets, either in sweeping
The came, cleaning off snow. cleaning out
cutters or repairing the streets, or In any
manner as the street commissioner shall
labor, which shall be eight hours each day
except Sunday; the city marshal to detail
policemen to guard the prisoners. The city
balls and locks; and the food of persons con,
hned In the city prison shall consist of bread
and water only, except for those who labor
on the streets who shall get bread, meat and
soup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
The DEAF MITES, CHrpcn On Tho a,

The DEAF MITES CHURCH.-On the first
Sunoay OF october, lel2, the Rev. Thomas
Gallaudet organized st. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal Society in the chapel of the New
YORK University, and yesterday celebrated
me tWenty-thlrd anniversary of the day in
his handsome church i'm lsfh street Eyon,
the earlleSt service provision has been made
Tor dear mutes. and OF late years a special
worship has been conducted for them ON
ore SIDE OF the altar are the words {" The
tongue OF the dumb stall speak" and on tire
other, " The ears OF the deaf shall be un-
stopped" over the gallery l. written, " Be
ye doors OF the Word, not hearers only !" or
the 800 deaf mutes in the city nearly an are
connected with 81. AIMS, for i'm that church
alone Is The service interpreted for them.-N
y !St1l. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

EXCITING SCENE IN THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA CoNVENTIoN.-Accord 10 the RAJ
leigh IN. c. sentinel there was an exciting
scene on Friday in the constitutional con-
Nentlon now in session in that city. The
president had ruled that delegates could NOT
INTERCEPT business between the taking of a
bailot and the announcement of the result,
ana was about announcing the result Of the
ballot taken on Thursday remanding the
Robinson county case TO the committee on
privileges and elections, when a great up
roar was raised by the republican members
Nearly all of them left their seats and
crowded into the aisles, hooting and yelling
IKE saNages; In vain the gavel of the presi-
dent Tell with shower of rapS, and in vain
ne called the unruly delegates by name and
commanded order; the hall resounded with
blasphemy and obscenity, and the din was
terrlnc. But the worst feature of the affair
was the seemingly preconcerted introduction
mo lhe lobby OF large number OF armed
negroes, who were ready TO Ike part in the
Tray should the fight begin. Fortunately the
prudence and forbearance Of the conservative
members prevented a collision and order wa,
nnally restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
81. ~ yirtus q the fast viii and tes.sy,,sr,t Of
last, snd crGercd t. b. recorded by the 81 n-ariS
Court OF the District Of Columbia, and capabia of
conveying Zeal Estate, which were ds-fsst % the
subscriber T. be sold, disposed Of aud by
MIN IN lee simple to the purchasers, and wi h the
subscriber offers for sale the following hlnsys and
iots tate the estate OF the said Mary Am Kerr his
LIST and 2d.-The brick dwellings, stores an
premises on south side OF Pennsylvania avenue, run
square go. Lots and +, formerly in the occupa
ton Of Mrs: Elzsbeth Lowe and Mr.. George ".
and z feet ia inches on Csreet The first con.
taiOs 24a5 square feet the latter 7eM squsre feet.
to use diyisiOn wall on he side of this lot.
OF New YORK li5 feet II inches aud 81 feet
inches On 20 street. Containing 70 4 s9uare feet.
TIE north side Of street north, containing 4r5.i
5th.-Lot No. u, SQUARE 2ss. 80 feet front on the
cast side OF l3;h street west, containing 1876 square
6th.-Lot %, Square 70, 20 feet on street, near
2D.h street, ,6I0 square feet.
1th-Lot I, Square $780, 81 feet on 7th street east,
eth;-Lot No. 5, Square sR, 20 feet on 9Th street
9th-Lot No. 5, square sos, u feet inches on the
north side of Massachusetts avenue and "a feet 5
inch on 7th street, 1882 square feet.
10Th Lot 4, Square 734, 81 feet 4 inches on North
carolina avenue, between lst and II streets east,
IIth.-Lot s, Sluare 965, 81 feet 6 inches on lo.b
street east ,zJ6 square feet is foot alley on south
# this lot
12th.-Lot Z, Square 965, - feet on loth street
east, and 5! feet ii inches North street. i,}ii
square feet.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
money TO be paid within thirty dsy from the day Of
sale, and the balance in and IL months from the
DAY OF sale, bearing per cent intsrs5 from that
day to be secured the satisfaction of the subscr
Der. deposit of $50 viii be required on thu day
of sale from each purchaser On payment Of the
purchase money, and not before, the subscriber Will
execute the deeds
some Of these Lots may be sold in divisions laid off
by the surveyor or entire, to suit purchasers Par
Chasers are requested to write to the subscriber or
to leave their offers at the office of Randall Hsgner
eFq., Attorney at Law, YouDg's Law Building,
Louisiana avenue, or with Henry K. Randall, No.
100 street.
If sold before the Lots will be offered at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, the 10th Octobec instant. at
10 clock m, to Nos. and of this ADVERT So
ment, Lots on Pennsy lyahia avenue, and on the
premises. Respectively, AS To the other Lots, at
O'Clock p m. on that day, following the order OF
their numbers herein. beginning at No. 5, and all
to toe sold the premises If the sale be not fin
ished that day the sale will be continued daily
there after al O'Clock 2. m.
A. RANDALL, Executor,
Annapolis, Md.
oct2 PAW Rep.l J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06


There is society of colored sisters in
Daughters OF Sepulcher."
@Chicago has had the gospel, which il so
much needs, preached 10 il by the Rev. ALA
mos Mlco, Seminole Indian.
ga prominent lady in Kokomo, Indiana,
name unknown TO the public, has offered, it
is said, $1,000 to a physician to poison the
prominent lady's husband.
@Mark Antrim "a deaf mute dying recent
ly at Antrim, N. III, his funeral was attended
by IS deaf mutes. to whom the sermon was
Interpreted by signs.
ga colored man having been made pro-
fessos OF mathematics in the boys high
school IN New Orleans, all the whites OF the
senior class have left the seminary.
0The Milwaukee (Wis.) sentinel sagely
remarks that times will continue hard as
long as the 81 900 year man strives TO APP
pear as $1,000 year man.
~Ex-State Senator George w. Graham,
OF Virginia, who was accused of forging the
name OF republican representative to q re-
cOmmendation for q naval cadetship, has
been discharged from arrest.
ga young lady who reached Portland,
Oregon, direct from Germany two weeks
since, became homesick, and started for her
mothers home In Fatherland again in thirty
hours.
@San Francisco papers announce the
marriage OF Miss Eloise Kelly, a girl totally
blind from birth, to one of the mechanics
with two good eyes, in the asylum where she
has been living.
~The Chicago Inter Ocean wants to stop
women from kissing each other when they
meet. Such kissing is nothing; they don't
bear on or roll their eyes a single bit.-Detroa
Free Press.
~Said wife to her husband: Show IL IL
that you can't come home M shts In some sort
OF season." The gentle retort was: "You got
me in the way OF IL. Before we were married
you used TO throw your arms about my neck
al three O'Clock, and say: Don't go, Darling,
IL is early yet,' but now III / happen fo stav
out til two IL is a terrible affair." A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

INCIDENT OF THE GULF SToRM-A gen
tleman living up the bay says that a negro
man win his wife and four children We're
forced 10 take 10 a tree 20 save themselves
during the late storm. The tree swayed 10
ana fro with the violence OF the wind and
threatened 10 fall with It's heavy burden.
The old couple concluded that some one must
be sacrificed 10 save the rest. After a con
sulIaton The old woman said she was not
prepared 70 die, and urged the old man 90
drop himself into eternity. But he, too,
weren't ready, and the matter was comnno,
missed by launching the two youngest chill
dren into the surging waters. A few hours
AFTER they We're rescued, and the old negro
told The story himself 10 those who saved
him. Cohesion N,7tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

MS FEBLINGS.-Last night, as risky col
ored youth was walking no CLAW street Ia
was accosted by colored acquaintance who
remarked: well, Brutus, dey say you IL in
lover" 81 liz, Uncle Abra'm-f don't deny de
aIlegoi allegation" "And how does you feel,
Brutus ~ "You have stuffed your elbow
agln poster sumthin' else afore now hasn't
you, Uncle Abra'm? 81 reckon" "And YOU
remember de feelin' dat runs up yer arm?'' Il
dose" "Well, take dat feelin' add a hundred
per cent, mix il wild the incest ha'r oil in
Town, sweeten wild honey, den you kin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

81 The Denver Coll News reports that
Jeu. laws found IN that city very general
compliance with his old prayer To be lei
alone.
~ In Jersey City, ". j., Thursday night,
Thomas and James GOODWIN. while intoxi-
Gated, beat their father, an old man of seven
ty years, in such a manner that he died of
ms injuries on Saturday. They were arrest
ed.
~ In New York, Sunday night, Michael
Mulllgan, while intoxicated, beat his wifi,
severely and threw her out OF a window 80
ieet from the ground. Her recovery IS doubt
ful.
@Dr. j. w. Reynolds has had wee baby
born 10 him In Sherman, Texas, with a full
set OF teeth in its head" What is remarka-
Die is That the doctor is dentist. "Whic.l
possibly accounts for it," says the Houston
Telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
RAILROADS.
AND ONO RAILROAD.
Eeu York and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sE 7TEu8EE so,I-15

II - {.
FROM WASHINGTON TITY.
s 90 r.-, baltimore aud a a. ~fafff-ls.
S45 = n Baltimore, AunsT 'iE. FseiericE AID
: 20 a r.. Ra!timcre. B-sasfru At Relay.
. ags r., Ne9 York, Cap ua7, Phi.adslohis,
BOst, u, Baltimore aad B-la.
ZOE q. chicago, Columbus. Ss7ag-Sy, Cinciu-
na,,, Louis, lie, 5, Loui-, Fi',shuTg, H,se-s,
VALLEY Branch. PayiOy Cars. DiaHsr at Csm-
sI0a n. " arlington Junction and Way Stations
Metropolitan Branch
sc n n BsSFs 'n S Wa G s5aiie3 n Stops
n 90 a. m. Baltimore AID WAF stations.
R ssT 1sFs and Fh Eds g P''iS Nor
ksrs SO . m on SGnh F 81, Ba i5 SH'e
20 , m, baltimore, Laurs ana Relay.
Wsy stations, via Mstrop Titan Branch
$40 . m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
sOop,m Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay.
sO3 ?. m Baltimore: Annapolis and Wsy stations
Ssprs- AZ MIT;rHs.ss. BrsG%fIf al Pdrssrs-
s4op N Hsger-town, Winchester. and Way
ststi rs. via Metrrroii,su Branch
a. = m BaI,inare an Al. \ ,v,'riI Jlrrt ion.
SO m, Fittsb- rs and Cumberland Fast TX
90 p r. Baltimore Fast Evpr-s-.
3.I5 D m Baltimore, Philtfeip hia, Nov ferk
sEd R'.;cE Fast Express. P~..T''H Fa.afs
Ilx5 IN . Fast Express. PVliUsrH HIrS 70 Ca
r1-1. =. LCr5S Gaf CsH-'HHst' 'rtf1oaf ct1Hss
Er-..fT'' 2, hFGftoH. saHd1sky, Cinc'nnstir
Iudi4E p.ll-- - -
g,IS n BaltimuTe- FIiItg lghis, Nev York
u. -tru Fa-f NpE'--.
Ertrr1r-s .'4f Frg S.d:I0HS->s II, 1 80, < 0J
aid $50 = H.
~ E71,rars ard Rsiay.-7 30 a. m, 500 and
9 90 2. n.
U-.,,-- od a. m, $50. 30; aud 11.25 m,
Stepping during the week.
an IrIsaS SiCT az EJgiEc' H0fei Relay House
SrIffCT
For further information apply Mt the Baltimore
AID Ctr Ii ket Offices, " sch nEtOn Station, and
a. PeEU5I lyania avenue, here orders Will be
taken for Baggage - be checked and received At any
pCiUt IN tLr city
l.. u. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEG. :. kOONTZ. General gent. 50 l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

NINE. ARABELLA GODDARD the renowned
plaIlst, having been interviewed, says that
her engagement with Mr. Max Strakosch is
Tor three months. and after that is fulfilled
she is going to Canada After the Centen-
hlal she VIII return TO England, and then
her voyage ronnd the world will have heen
CONNECTED. She was SO highly pleased with
California that she purchased some real es-
tate and intends residing there in the course
of few wears ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

MORE CHILD STEALING. - Society an
pears TO have lost rather than gained ground
by The trial and conviction of WeSterveIt
Children are being abducted I'm New York
ana brooklyn with impunity. Nothing has
been heard OF the little son of Mrs. Sullivan,
who was stolen from his fathers store in
New YORK. A Brooklyn paper tells of an at
tempted case OF abduction. Perhaps the in
nlcnon OF some terrible punishment on
Westervelt might have a deterrent efiec,
AT present society is at the mercy of these
meTcenary ruffians, and severe ailments
need severe remedies