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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

An AGREEABLE AFFAIR. "A large number
Of the friends Of the officers of the steamer
Mary Washington assembled, by invitation,
on board that steamer last night, and en-
ioyed most delightful evening There were
present about thirty couples. The music was
Suppl:d by two hddies, and dancing was kept
up until the morning hours. The refreshments
were delicious and we're partakeu of with a
zeSt that fully attested their excellence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge E. II. Lowe
presiding & Co. VS.. johnson 5 ad
mluistrarlx, &c; in chancery; decree for dis
tributiop.
OLeary administrator VS.. Harlow & Bro;
issue as to right of property; jury sworn and
case In progress.
Accounts of John Summers for repairs to
Jail, and of constable Johu Euuis, were allowed
TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY As will
be seen by reference to the proceedings of
the meeting of the Columbia Fire Company
last night, published elsewhere 10 to-day s Ga
zette, committee was appointed by that
meeting to copter with the other fire companies
upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of having iremen's pa
rade on the approaching tweuty-second of
February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

FIRE LLuGs The Superintendent OF Police
had ali the fire plugs in the city Inspected yes
terday, and all oil them but tour, were found
to he in good couGi,on. The four discovered
to be oui OF oriet will be repaired at ouce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

SCALDlNG CAsE.-A colored cir? named Annie
Smith was before the Mayor, yesterday after
noon, charged With throwing hot water upon
and scaldug colored boy named John Cole
man, wulch charge WIS sustained by the oath
of Coleman, the appearance oi whose face suS-
tanned the oath. 1t now appears, however,
that the scalded face Of the complainant was
NOT caused by not water, but by the wash which
he had procured to use upon his neck, but
which, during his sleep, had gotten upon his
face and produced The blisters he had exhibit
ed as the result OF the hot water he accused
the girl OF throwing upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

,pECIAL DISPATCHES To THE GAZETTE.
Fss1yE WARRINGTON.
( OngreSS.
WAsuGSGroN, D. g., January II.
SENATE

WAslIISGroN, D. g., January II.
SENATE
In the Senate to-day, after the usual routine
business of the morning hour, Mr.. Logan re-
sumcd his speech, begun yesterday, upon
Louisiana affairs.
HOUSE OF REPRE sENTATIVES.
The House of Representatives alter the
morning hour went Into committee Of the whole
upon the Indian Appropriation bill.
THE RECUSANT WITNESS IRWIN.
The hearing in the case of Il. B. Irwin (the
re ,usant witness in the Pacific Mail case,) Pc
tti1u on a writ Of haheas corpus, took place
this morning at the Criminal Court room, be-
fore Mr.. Justice Macarthur. Nr. Shellabarg-
or, ior the Uuited States, submitted motion
to revoke the writ to the discussion Of which
Mr.. Duraut objected unless the body of Irwin
was first brou.:ht into Court. The Court sus-
tanned his view and Mr.. Shcabarser applied
for delay Ia the return OF one day 10 order
that the COUNSEL might receive the Instructions
of the House Of Representatives. This was
granted and the case adjourned until tenor
row al II clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

DEATH OF A HERMIT. Cd Mr.. Potter, a
hermit, living near Fails Church, was found
dead, yesterday, in his hut The neishbors
had not seen him for several days, aud suppos
ing him to be sick, called to see him, aud found
him lying across the stove frozen to death.
The deceased was from the State of New \ ork.
At the close Of the war nc left there on account
OF the severity of the weather aud came here
to be frozen to death. He lived alone and
rarely went outside of his own enclosure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14
NV Green a. Wise.
rRnaI Estntc Agents and Auctione

Real Estate Agents and AuCIlOneers.1
IOMNISSiOA EMS SALE OF FALUA-
~ BILE PROPERTY-By virtue Of decree
o! the Circuit Court for Alexandria county, rem
lored ~ It's November term, 1874 in the suit of
L Cats, executrix, W. i. W. klncheloe ct ais,
in chunccry, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named VIII expose for sale, by public
auction, on I'll L R5DA \, the Dist day OF Jan.
uurv 1873, in 'front.' of the Mansion House Ho-
tel. at II q clock NJ. those TWO VALU- 6GssT5aa
ABLETEREE-STORI BRICK DIV EL- LII.
LlNGS and LOTS OF GROUND situated at
the northeast Intersection Of Duke and Lee .ts.,
in the city OF Alexandria, Va, each fronting IA
Icct Oh Duke street, and running back to feet.
Terms OF Sale: One.tenth of the purchase
money t. be paid in cash. and the resld lie in six,
twelve AND eighteen months; the bonds of the
purchaser, with security to be taken, with in
iercsl from the day OF sale and the title to be
retained until they are fully paid
G.. w. WATTLES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14
SAILED.

SAILED
Steamship hn Gibson, New York by uooc
s. Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk hy i y
Reed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

POLICE REPORT The following cascs have
oeen reported at police headquarters since yes
terday afternoon
Annie Smith, for scalding John Coleman,
both colored, WIS fined and discharged rs WAS
also tie complainant.
Edward ooper and James Richards, cnarg 90
with rohbing Gibson Peach, were committed TO
iail for further examination on the list instant.
William Carey, arrested on the same charge,
WAS discharged for want of evidence, but recog-
llizcd for his appearance Us witness. NV,
William England, Charged with cutting w IL
liam Rodgers, was baicd for his appearance on
the DIST instant.
Ouly three dodgers were accommodated at the
station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

FOR RENT-The STORE, No. So King
M street now occupied by Mr.. Joseph Grl2g.
Possession given February Isl, 1872 Also me
No u souta Royal ST. Enquire a;
No. l0T Cameron st. JaA !t-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JAS'S. Ii.
Sun rose..........7 - Moon s"ts........Torn
Sun sets ..............5 4 High waLcr....... u "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-14

RIVER NEWs.-To az uppractlced eye the
Potomac still presents the appearance of an
uubroken sheet of ice as far up and down the
river as sight extends but there is a narrow
open track in the channel. Yesterday after
noon the tug Smith Petit towed the steamer
Keyport from Washington down to this port
for repairs, and the tug Mary Lewis towed
down the tug Susie Moliueaux, which will be
repaired or rebuilt here, according to the con-
dtion she may be found 10 upon inspection.
The two tug boats Smith Pettit and Mary
Lewis started down the river early this morn
ing fer five oyster boats reported to be block
AIDED in Quantico creek. The New York
steamship John Gibson arrived here this morn
ing from Georgetown and sailed for New ork!,
aud the steamer Lady oil the Lake arrived this
afternoon and sailed for Norfolk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

NE. JoHS s. TooF, secretary Of tie
MeIEa.l soI1n exchange, on account
81 ile pressure %! official business, has
been compelled 10 resign lie secretary
shin ~ tie National cotton exchange, a
position which ne has held ever since
the e-lah islment OF thst institution.
Last week lr 81 notified the president,
who has accepted Il with q reluctance
increased by the remembrance Of Mr..
To81s efficiency. The success Of our
cotton exchange - largely, If not alto
Re.har, due 20 him, aud we know that il
Wa his high merits a. its secretary that
Fecgryi for him the unusual honor for
gentleman no. a resident of New Or
leans CT New York. Of election and re-
election ,o the position which he has
just re.igDet. But what is to prove q
Ios7 o. lha trade il general will he q
gsIg to 30 much q it as is confined 20
Memphis. Mr.. Tooi will rumor has il,
Le succeeded by Mr. Buck, Of New Or
leans, TO whose abilities We owe the lest
annual crop settlement .! the National
cotton exchange.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

The Bank of California resumed busi-
ness yesterday.
President Grant and party arrived at
Cheyenne, Wyoming, yesterday.
The steamship Abysinia, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown, Ireland,
yesterday.
The fall meeting OF the American
iackey club commenced in New York
yesterday.
A dispstch from New Orleans says
that Bishop Augustus Martin, Of Match
i;oches, is dead.
The famous trottiDg mare American
Girl" fell dead during a race Al Elmirs,
New York, yesterday.
The State Of Ohio has begun the erec-
ton of its building in the Centennial
grounds in Philadelphia.
Peter Ericsson, Dane, hung himself
in Omsha, Nebrs ska, yesterday. Cause,
poor whisky andno money.
A telegram from RsngOon says that
China and Burwsb have formed an slli-
ance offensive and defensive.
sc. Dwyer, Of the firm Of Owen,
Dwyer & Lane, committed suicide at
Hamilton, Ohio, yesterday morning.
A dispatch from Bombay says that
Lord Napier has resigned his position
a. commander Of the Indian forces.
The western editorial excursionists re.
turned to Little Rock, from their visit to
ATkadelphia and Hct Springs, yester-
day.
Seven columns of AlfOnsist troops are
pursuing the Csrlists unde1Generals Sa'
ballo and Gemundi in the province OF
Corona.
A telegram from Madrid Gays the
! Spaniards have courtmartialed and shot
I Manuie de Sayos and Caledonia Acesta
al Puerto Principe.
The Emperor Of Germany, on his ap-
preaching visit to Italy, will not 90 to
4 Rome. He will only meet King Victor
/ Emanuel in upper Italy.
The fine courthouse at Winterset,
Iowa, burned yesterday. Loss one hun
dred and ten thousand dollars. The
prisoners were all rescued.
The jappannipg establishment. belong.
ing to Johnson, Black & Co.'s stove.
works, and two barns turned Yesterday
Loss, twenty thousand dollars.
A dispatch from Washington saws NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
IN MEMORIAM.
WILLIAM GREEH.

Died, in st. Louis, on Wednesday, Septem.
Der 22d, WILLIAM GREEN, OF this city.
How many trembling lips uttered, how
many sad hearts echoed those words, "WILLIE
is dead" He was on his way home; pre-
sentiment OF his coming demise mus; have
urged him on, for with superhuman strength
arriving at st. Louis, he died shortly after
reaching the hotel. Heartrending indeed
must the tidings have been to his poor mother,
that her darling son died, deprived in his last
moments of the care a devoted mother can
alone bestow. She has lost the right arm of
her little empire on earth, and from the do
mestic circle one of the brightest links in the
golden chain. Noble, generous, chiva4Tic,
true. Truth his pre-eminent characteristic,
with high order of intellect, an innate To-
bility of soul, spirit and patience, impetuosty
and prudence, passion and Self-control, 80
beautifully blended. Gently as the breathiIg z
of an opening rose his soul ascended from i6
prisOn-hOuse OF clay to plead for us before the
throne OF grace. Then weep not, S0rroWins
mother and dear brothers, for s. more righteous
advocate never passed the mystic portals. AS
the grave was about to close on the earthly
remains of our loved and lost, the cries of his
agonized mother, the grief of his brotheCs,
and the heartfelt sorrow of his young COM
panions who bore his pail to its last bed,
speaks more elOquently than words of ours
how deeply deplOred is his sad death. In the
united voice OF his large concourse of sorrow-
lag friends We tender our earnest and heart
felt sympathies to his stricken mother and
brothers, hoping they Will bow in Christian
submission to this dispensati ation OF au ALI wise
Providence, feeling full assurance that their
loss is our darling WILLIE'S eternal gain,
soul prepared makes no delays
The Savior calls, the saint obeys.
MINNIE V. Ed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

information has "a yet been received
In official quar.eEs concerning the ap'
peintmeLt Of n secretary Of the interior.
The Saturday Rcrielg, well-known
weekly literary juri.a', has teen dis
l.. Ewing, TO +. r ATnss and 4. Gun
ter.
A dispatch from Omaha says that q
Mexican was shot ami killed at the
crossing OF tie North Platte on Red
Cloud road, oB Tuesday, by one OF Bos'
ler's hgrdeTs,
Lew johnson, late fireman Of the
Louisville clfiiu wOTss died 10 that city
yesterday f. N The effects Of burns re-
eeiysd at The explosion in that estab.
lishmelt Friday.
John IutterelI, a hay cutter, was
killed and scalped, aud his ears and nose
were cut IF by some Indians twenty.
five miles west Of Fort Laramie on the
twec ty-niIth instant.
Tie ex-memters Of the New York
Seventh regiment, held q banquet II
San Francisco FGiisy night aud o.
g4niz i a society OF the Seventh regi"
ment veterans @: the Pacific.
II nIsL race, tGESc 4u i. .t4s OF LAlleT
for four hundred d0llsr5, at jerome park
New York, yes eTday, was won by
Matte. Time, l:l64 The secord race,
two mi es, was won " ATisiides. Time
8: AZ
The total population o. the State OF
Minnesota, by the late census, is about
Eve bundled aud ninety seven thou
saud, which is a gain Of about one hun
dred snd fifty-sevea thousand in i've
yeas.
George Speers, a negro, has been con.
victed in JoDeaborO, Georgia, for out"
raging q white girl, aud sentenced to he
hanged. Suhst quent to his conviction
another negro, VINO had committed the
same crime, was found dead, an0
Speers's friends claim that the dead ne
gro committed both crimes. Trouble Id
brewing between tue whites and blacks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
Saturday, October g9, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
First Part Of lot No. 40, plan of the city o.
Memphis, beginning at the Intersection Of the
south side of Jackson street with the west
side of Center alley; thence west with the
south side Of Jackson street fOrty-nIns feet
six inches L4915 feetl; thence south fifty feet
thence east forty nine feet six inches f4g feet
to the west side of Center alley; thence north
with the west side OF said fifty feet 10 the be-
ginning.
Second-AIso, another lot In Chelsea. Shelby
county, Tennessee, beginning at the north west
corner OF Greenlaw and Second streets
thence west with the north line of GreenIa
street one hundred and fOrLy-elght and one
hall 1851 feet to an alley; thence north with
said alley thirty-seven feet one and one-hsI
Inches 10 feet ~ lnchesl; thence east one
Hunafed anu IoIiy eight and one-half lI4s%l
feet; thence south with Second street ~
seven feet one and one-half inches I37 feet IL
inches to the beginning, being the sontb 6aIf
OF lot 81 Greenlaw addition to the eItV of
Memphis. Ni'J VI
Third-Also, another Iot-an undivided o,a.
hal interest in lot described as follows. Pc
ginning at the south side of Gayoso street two
nunoEed Id ana nineteen and one-haIf T2lgJaJ
iset west OF the west line of Wellington street.:
tnence west with the south side of GavosG
street nIty loOl feet to the lot owned nv tne
nSlfs OF Jonn A. NOOe, deceased thense so7lth
mttn tHelL lIne seYenSy 1851 feet to the line
DetWeen the Rice and Ramsey grants: Thence
east with said line to the lot beiopging 10 fhe
nelrs OF b. Graham, deceased: thence with
thelr line north sixty-hve feet 10 the begin
nlng-same lot sold by B. Graham IN I9hn
Larktn and Thomas Malone
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of seven and
WE'VE months, purchaser executing NOTES
W Win apPI0ved security; Lien retained, Equity
This October 2 1876,
o.! ID; 49, y: L: STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Seorge Mallery, ID. C and vi A'
torneys. l. D. H"sAn e,I gSoI'; az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
ESTABLISH ED 1910.

and completing the line to the Arksnss
State line. There the Memphis coIpo
ration will meet then, and, s. we ST
eTeditly informed, n q spirit quite a
earnest s. the work Is important, ready
il necessary, 20 turn over hauchlse, sut
subscriptions Of islsd sud money almos
enough - insure ihe completion cf ID,
liUe into Memphis. The Memphis con.
Pany, convinced Of the importance o
the lire. is prepared ID be liberal, and
since pIe'eaily We cannot DO much, il
remains FOR the Kansas people 20 carry
on the work ard complete IT, Tcey are
to profit most from il. By it Kansas
City msy become independent Of Et.
Louis, ard Memph., recover much, il
rot al tie ground, j: has last by ne
Cairo and Fulton and IrCa Mountain
railroads.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
For the Appeal.
HATTIE TURNER.
BY vIRGINIUs HuTcHEN.


The following beautiful Memory Tribute >
to the late Mrs. HATTIE TURNER, wife of Nj,
u. L. M. Turner, we publish with very grea
plea ure. 1t is from the pen of the poet
printer" Mr.. NiTginiuS hutchen, who in lS6.
was on the editorial staff of Turner's Southern
Star, published at Camden, Arka and OF
which then popular southern journal Mr.. G.
p. NJ, Turner was The editor-in-chief. This
poem beautifully commentaries the virtues
Of noble southern lady:
In bright and long-evaDished hour
That present is in memory yet,
One fair as a snow white flower,
Where roll Arkansian Wages, met:
She was a star unto my eye,
With all life's radiance in it's BEAM
And oft meath dream and 3 fairy sky
Sweet Hattie Turner charms my dream
Twas when old Winter with his gloom
had d ed in his Northern cave,
Aud spring with her grille full of bloom
Strewed violets on his grave
That first saw her eye of night
Smile on me with its tender beam,
Which file my spirit with delight
Pure Hattie Turner of my dream.
Sprlngume came and autumn went,
a With many summer in between,
and red War shook our continent,
since last l saw this woman queen;
And L have learned that she is dead
That her bright eyes no longer beam,
That long grass waves above her bed
The Hattie Tarner of my dream.
She was queen OF womankind,
A woman full of truth and worth,
A woman with an angels mind,
Too pure and glorious for earth;
and tho she's gone from this dull sphere,
To wear in Heaven her anaGeme,
Bright as PHYS glittering tear
shines Hattie Turner IN my dream.
She was the soul of gentleness,
And mOdesty's ipcarnate life,
A being formed to love and bless,
A loving mother, faithful Wife
And long as memory is mine,
To me her image bright shall seem
As s'ars of memory that shine,
The Hattie Turner of my dream
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

LIS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO, was al
most total y destroyed by water spout
and a deluse Of rain On the eleventh Of
September Oger sixty houses were
ruined, aud the earth was torn up for
mile, but singular to relate no lives
were lost
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

Peter Strsge, while trying to shoot off
q pistol he found in his sons pocket, in
FariDauit, Michigan, yesterday, snapped
il two or three times, aud. thinking il
was not loaded, he plsyiuily pointed il
toward his wife. 1t happening 10 90
of, she was shot dead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

THE funeral obsequies 81 Nashville,
ycster day, IN honor Of the late Andrew
johnson. wee worthy alike Of the dead
statesman a1d the capital Of our state.
A fun report will be found in another
o. ,Tg-nD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL D@TATT,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1875.

No. SsSS, r. DIN the Second Cnaucery Court
OF shelby county, Teunessee-Flsner, Amls
& Co., and Frank y. Tobin, consolidated, VS..
Mary Malone ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale entered in the
ID above cause, on November 8, 1874, l will
sell, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
in front of The county courthouse, corner Of
Poplar and Main streets, city Of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

TIE Bank q California resumed yes
tssiay unGer circumstances OF unusual
,ciat, and ttus Rslst0n's memory has
been redeemed rom the oblOquy cast
upon him by Jealous enemies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
DIED

COCKE-At the residence of her grandson
Albert Cooke, Mrs. NASCY COOKE, in the
ninety-third year Of her age. lSomervills
Falcon please copy.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
WEATHER FROBsHILIrIEs.

WAsHISGToS. October 3, 1 am.
FJ- Tennessee, the ohio valley, and
O., Cur States, stationary or failing
barometer, RsTth,ast to southIOest trinds,
and clear or partly cloudy lOcatheT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

A dispatch from RsguEs ssys that the
insurgents attacked Kleck, bat were il
turn attacked in front and rear, and
their ammunition giving cut, LLey fed
leaving three killel and seventeen
wounded,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
VAGRANCY.

H"hteen UnlOriunates Released from
Arrest by Judge Flipmn, VINO R,deo
that Vagrancy is not an Indict-
able MisdemeanOT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. 9O3 TRird Street,
MASONIC NOTICE.

rENHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
L September lst Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03

VNHE stated communication of An. O.
L gerona Lodge, No. l6S, will be held w
tomorrow (MONDAY) evening, Octo-/V
Der 4th, a. ~ O'Clock, for dispatch of business
All NJ MS are fraternally invited.
By order. q. W. MOSBY, W. NJ,
&. q, LOCKE, Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-03
Temperance Notice.

VNHE members of the Father Matthew Tenn
1 perance Society are requested to attend
the regular monthly meeting to-day (SUN-
DAY. at pm. A full attendance is requested
as there VIII be an ElectiOn of Officers.
PHILLIP +. DOHERTY, Cor. Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
CRITICISM OF JOAQUIN uLLER'S POEMS.

WRONG METHOD OF d" A HUMBLE ACTHOR"-TRUTH
TO NATURE or THE POETS DESCRIPTIONS.
TO the razor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Let me protest against the imitation
OF criticism in the comments Of A Humble Author"
in todsy's TRIBUNE. Although not friend OF the Poet
OF sieras whose poetry never admire unless COM
PEELED TO- have natural love Of fair play which mpels
take exception 10 such method OF treating any
writer II is the thing In the world TO make fun
Of nguratiye expressions. Literal renderings may by
very slight injustice turn lines Of poetry into rdicue
have done II myself in green and salad days OF Journal
iGpworse luck TO those who set LIE st It, But IL Is easy
TO iss the intention Of the poet and then the rdcue is
On the other side Thought should be the basis Of Imag
fnation" ! hold with others who value sense above
genius, or rather hold IL the diamond point without
which AZ nins falls TO make Its elearest IMPRESSION But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
aueliou Sales Of Real estate.

AT AUCTION.-25 LOTS in the business
L Flushing Ma and Any.sts (Leggett Fslatc
THURSDAY. oct - Inst az 2ocock the premises
without ~ the highest buder. close
with the LXoeu0r. 1rrms, OIer cent day 0f sale %
PEI oct ~ and balance and 10 n tired
the Executors plei,rrnZ the property
payments These los better for Investment thL deposits
saving, bank, sad a. the times hard visitors may
expect chance Tor gfa baIins O3 trains dali, To flh
half fare ~ lruads IL
cnes and church huli block Within 10
months past farr cheap, passes FJr msps apply
BENZ. W III I HCOth, BOB Ilirls Twenty