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~Sam Bowles says that Henry Wilson
or play al ALL"
0rConsiderably governed-Mrs- Matthias
Sflswold, OF Connecticut, had governors for
father, brother, husband, son and NEPHEW.
nSIn the line Of "How to Bring up Par
said, Father, think you should give up
swearing or family prayers" That bow re-
cegnfzed the fitness ofthings.
- The idea OF the devil was originated Inv
The Persians, who made him TO typify hum
ger. That Is what makes men say, Jim as
hum hungry as the devil; let's have half dozen
"a New York gentleman, hurrying
tnrougn new Haven In search OF a boat, was
arrested as lunatIc. When he explained
that be was not Yale student the Odd FeI-
lows let him OF.
EThe man who is curious TO see how the
world could get along without him can fiud
out py sucking cambric-ueedle intoa mill
pond. and then withdrawn IL and looking
at The hole--GldSgO1C Times.
e0-"You will not rest tin vou stt bera at
the table az which i am sitting In every
superiof-so you said years ago-you see a
Iatural enemy. At this moment / am the
ehemy."-Prince Bismarck 10 Count Amin
81 The legislature of California has enact
ed law which allows every citizen WHO
VIII plant trees and maintain them for three
years, deduction from bis taxes VI sl for
each tree planted.
sVOn Sunday, Nov. Il, all the negro
preachers In Alabama had orders 10 pray
against the ratification of the new consfifu-
uon: when or by whom the orders were is
sued has not been made known.
~Tbe season is now upon us when She
pulls all the clothes over 70 her side OF the
oed at a. m. sharp. punches him vigorously
IN the small OF his back with her icy-cold
lett heel, and sarcastically inquiries IL he ex-
poets her 10 fry fap-jacks without a fire.
~ When the Prince of Wales reached In.
ola the editor OF newspaper OF that coun-
try announced that he gave himself and mis-
establishment q leave of absence for two
weeks, and that ne wished his Subscribers
good luck.
rVStuart Robson, the actor is said 10
have habit OF biting his finger nails. He
also has small daughter. The other day
mat dear child deliberately pared her finger
nails, and In the innocence OF her heart ap-
proached her comical progenitor. Papa"
said she. 'shere are some nails for you To
eat" Tableau de famille!
0Faribault, Mimi, has had a case of love
at nrst sight and marriage on the spot. A
perfect stranger In the city met young lady.
In an instant she captivated him. He pro-
posed she accepted. They were Joined.
And all within "A hours of the second of in
sure.n
RAs German girl approaches the COM
pletion Of her education, her studies are
somewhat relaxed, and she attends once or
twice u week at q Nahschule, where lessons
are given her In cutting out, fixing, piecing.
patching and darning, and all ornamental
stitching. She will make her brother q set Of
shirts and for herself Q complete ousnt
against the day when she emerges from
scnoolgtrlhood into young ladyism.
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AUCTION SALES.


DgEoANg0S Bios, AueaOaeers,
H Southeast corner ef sth sad d streets u. y.
BOOTS AND sHoEs, CONFUSING GEN
II AssoR1MKSr OF Nan :, WOMEN :,
hNG pRaWERs. FURNISHINGS, &c, At
SIS On FRIDAY MORNING. December ID.
~ eom conn Il 10 O'Clock, at Ger snetio1
"a asso rtInent Of Boots aud shoes for me9. wS,
r n,at and chliaren: Also, stoSk Of kesdy nsfe
igr SIC nrsNefs' Wool 1Aokes, no
mo noys5 It = 'H pUNCAssos BROS. Auct-.
Il. H. K Mik ks,s,s 'Rro.u, 49,, ,,,,,.,..-
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SIS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BRiGk bMLLLISG HOUSE,, oS r rnH so Til
S6RIHMESTi Also. HSfsPR16Svsif6 LOT 1ft OF :
Fo STRR1EETs BETWEEN 81 AND AZ STREETS
O. By virtue Of deed of trust, dated March 18th.
q seG one q The land record. 81 .ta1
county, in the District OF Columbia. aud BY the
sell At public auction, On the premise. on TsEs
DAY, November aSd, ISIS, at 4 o'clock D. m, ali
city Of pret of a co1 1SlSf n s shs
known and designsied as all Of Lot lettered A, Of
IN ausre Numbered two hundred ans sHa EVEN,
tss7,l with the Improvements thereon, consisting Of
Ale: BY virtue q a deed Of trust dated February
Etb $50 and doiy reSeraed n Lleer No US, folio
the written request of the party secured thereby ge
viii sell, at public auctioa, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, November 23d, 1875, at 30 O'Clock y
all that piece parcel q land situate aas being
ia the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and
known and designated lot numbered thrse Isl, IN
square numbered five hundred aud thirty els ut 1881
Terms One fourth cash; balance IN 6, l. and Is
months, with interest a. per cent. per anaum,
cured by deed of trust the property sold. de-
pOsit Of SlO0 will be required on sale OF each lot
All convey ancinr at expense of rnrchsser III terms
Of sale are not complied with within DAYS AT
ter sale, the trustees reserve the TighE resell the
property ~ the risk and cost of the dsfaultng ur
chaser, after five days advertisement.
CHAS. V. ERASEE,l r.-.
JNO. JOY EDS0E, iUS'ees'
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED.
on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, November
29th, 1875, same hours and places. By order Of the
Trustees.
nova eo&ds J. L. CoLDwELL, Salesman.
ng-TRE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PoNED until FRIDAY, December IOth, 1885, same
hours and places. BY order of the Trustees.
IovS)-eo&ds j T. C0LDW L., Salesman.
YINHOMAS nOWI.INR
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Il Lstmer & Cisary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud llth s.,
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
! THROUGH LINE


TO BALIIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
ALL POINTS IN THE VIEW ENGLAND
STA TES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CANS.
The equipment this line IL new and Of the most
elegant and I'm proved finish.
TEAM LEAVING AZ 9:23 4: NJ. IS pull
PULLMAN FALECE SLEEPING CABS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On anc alter November 2l-t, 1875, trains By this
line VIII IeSFe depot OF Baltimore aad Potomac
RailTOsd, corner OF 6tb sad Il streets A. follows:
700 a N hN pres Tor Philsdei phia, New York
and points East daily, except Sunday.
9:23 am. LlHited ExpTess-Pullman Car Train
for Philadelphia, New York aud POINTS East
DAILY exc % Sun ~.
1870 pm. M press fOT Philadelphia and Eew York
daily, eNc-P- sunday
$50 N. HI sross for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
s1Op m. Expr-ss for Philadelphia, New York
aid pCiIit- Es-t ssily.
PULLMAN PaRLOR OARS OF all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Night Trains.
Tiekets AID Information be procured at the Of
ices Of the CON psBS.
Baggage caIG5G for ana checked st hotels and pri-
vste TesIGeICs vT1ers left at the Offices OF the
pany, uJ- beast corner 18th street and Pennsyl
venis svesus, md IN nUTtheas; corner Of Ps1nsyl-
Depot BsLTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
u II BOYD, JK.,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
febl Superintendent. Baltimore, Md.
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IO7S CHEAT QO1E
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
EORTHN EST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. fellows:
hashtngton----. 900 q. m. Baltimore rs o. ].
Ill as q. m +" -1l5D m.
7:i0p IN. -6:00p m.
THE CHEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTK,
with elegant Scenery, Palace State room Day and
Night Cars, with modern APRON ements.
Two hundred niles say Cd - Western and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON to the w EST and
NORTH Withcut change.
Tickets by this route can be procured ut the Of
ices corner Of l3h street and Pennsy ana
and corner Of 9th street and Pennsy iyauis avenue
under N tiOnal Hotel, where reliable information
will be given at all times.
Passengers prOcuri-g tickets a. these Offices can
secure sccomrCds ions In Palace Oars for Chicago,
Pittsburg and Rochester.
ID. 81 BOYD, ia Gent Passenger Agent,
marl6ly Philadelphia, Pa.
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COAL! SOALI WOOD! WOODw
CHkAPl CHEAP! FOR CASH
THOUeANDS OF TOMS ORDERED.
A1ytng daily, car&oes Of the bost varieties Of al
kinds Of COAL and WOOD,
Nov IL the time TO buy
II you would save money get good article and Jsss
eash, $40 pounds to the ton, call on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest Wharves In the Diserics
and al the facilities possible thereto annexed Tor
the delivery Of Cool direct from our vessels to the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
Dents. visit 70 our Wharves and Depot win con.
vince one at glAce OF our Passed adyautaRoa
- Good Rl11 WOOD delivered - low - S.sO Dss
Socd OAK WOOD delivered - low q % 10 ~
sinsis TRIAL d I'll that 10 necessary 10 convince
''' '''''' " john son BROrHERs.
Main One ana Depot e JohnsonS Wharves, foot
d NH and loth stresfs.
oae-- i1Ss e ;: ss:.s s'ssa"'s' .uss.o
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A LExASDhIA AND WASHINGTON B. B.
aLExANpRIA AND FkEpERIOKsBuRaR r

Local trains leave for Alexandra rs follows 8, z,
80, 10, a ~ ., 3, A, D, b, .. NJ; and
= .. n-i and 4 aid y. n. daily, all other trains
daily except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria rs follows g. .,
y, 10, d N A, 3, 4, D, D and .. IN. The O.,
=, and o g. m. aud and D. m. from Alexandra
daily; all other trains daily except Sunday.
- z. aud g. Connect with trains Wash
tDgfop and Ohio z.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IS m. daily exec ptiS unday.
Through ttcke.s TO all points South and Southwest
Tor sale 81 Offices corner L3th street and PsnnsyIva
nia avenue and corner oth street and Pennsyly
avenue where rssse ngers can leave orders for bag
through 10 destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. O. WILKINS, General supr,
ianl-n EnItinora Ma
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND WELL LOCATED REAL ESTATE, CON
SlSTING OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, ON
l4IH STRESS, BETWEEN Ii AND I SITS.
CWEST SIDE) NORTHWEST.
I'D By virtue OF Q deed Of trust, dated April L.
~ d. l7S, and duly recorded In Liber No $50,
folio one Of the land records for the District Of
Coiumbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, win se e public auction, IN front Of the
1875, at O'Clock m, all that certain piece or lot
OF ground, situate in the city OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known upon the Official plan
OF said city a. Lot numbered thirty, ESQ., in square
numbered two hundred and twenty, (3O,D according
corded in the Surveyors eoe Of said city, together
with tho I'm provements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of which Al0O
must be paid at time Of sale,) and the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months in equal payments,
to be secured BY purchaser notes bearing eight per
cent interest from day OF sale until paid. and deed
OF trust on the property sold. Convey ancina and
recording ct purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are
not complied with in six days after sale the Trustee
purchaser in default.
WIN. #. HOLTZMAN, Trustee
n0v10-dts II. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman
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East TRAIN FoR CAPE May
. HOURS AND go NINUTES-WASHIN8
TON TO CAPS May
The PKkSSYLVANIA RATLROAD COMPANY
has PIT u Fast Express Train
sI.p Ph ,hs ,eR nit 70 Cape May -,
Leave wsshington-7. as .. m, fday Express, }
arriving a. Cape Nay At 3 D. m.
Leave Wa5hiugton-9 % am. Limited Z preuD
arriving st Cape MAJ AZ > D. m.
On Limited Express extra scat fare OF 81 rs n
charged between WASHINGTON and Phil slelphis
jysu General Passenser Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TNHoMAs DOwLIsG,
Auetignssr .nd Heal Estate Broker,
Southwest corner Pennsy ana avenue and 18th a..
E94fEsErAstE HsB iSF 5s
The NORTH SIDE OF D STREET. Bs.
WIS., a. 14s Ir ASP klSrH STREETS NORTH
= On THURSDAY, December 81. 1873, at 4
sell Lot y, in subdivision Of Lot No. IN sluare
No az, situated on the north eide Of street. be-
1 f Br rex DWELLING Houses D'
Terms: One third cash; balance at and Il
Of trust An convey sneins at the cost Of the p1r.
ehsss5 deposit Of HOS 4 iRs q .:s
Doo Corner Ssb and i5I stress: northwest.
CATALOGUE SALE OF HIGH.CLAss MOD
AMERICAN hNINH y =, AND EuRoPEaM EAsELs,
bb Ne I'M IN sFRETT
STREET AND PENNsELXAHIA, AVENUE,
R6 s2L2 At aND
kfsHSGES Fms SSIHf5fi6s TSR RfS
FOUND:
Charles A 4. oSspin, VIC. kr TfDFEAS'
Hy.. Boese, g Haulpe,
r Wentworn, y. William,
g. w Nicholson, ii. KaIbUer
D. epiilman, A Robins,
II Simon, o. Schneider,
j. H. Wilson, q. jacobson,
L.. BOrdDg, Clemipsou,
S. @. Waters. Guilleminet,
G.. Clair.
IL. o. Muretti,
j. X. Collins,
J. T.. Morel.
Chas. Herbert,
l.. Reinh8rdt,
q. Brugner.
A. ID. Lecud,
III. Hilon,
james Burreli
he public respectfully invited - inspect the
Paintings, which are now On exhibition.
DOvS st DUNCANS0N BROS Aucts.
nUNOANsVN Bros, Aucuoneers,
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BANKERS.
! MeB. rIMoNEY q Co.,,

Have removed their Bankins He use to In DROIr
ElILDis @, corner Sth and Il streets.
1hey are prepared 20 do general Banking bud-
nee-, receive Deposits subject to check ct sight
eraS drafts On Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
aork, Buy and Sell Foreign Exchange, and make
Colleonons on all points ap1s-6
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND eHIO 49,

RALTIuORE AND CHIC al ROAp.
CHANGE OF TIME Yovrxsvs os. 1878.
An Leave ; ASHsHGT6N i7'''
3.eo-Bsiii1i To ssd Va sta.Sors
O-<e-- 100 = LOUis And PITTSR-RaH FAST
,.oo-REtIN ir, Br,skfs..si at msrtin burg.
''VO-D -. lneFe1 .gusP Ii AID Wsy siad us
sl5-P ilt IT kgcss and WNy stations
49, nSl,iR r k1pTe-s kXcept Mondays.
o'VV-N t YORK EXPRESS. On sun ial only TO
:3e-BsltiEOre and Way ststicIs.
EsssTs,og9 sSd Wsy s,asidp' ' TO ' PED
SGIs2T lsf EaPSxs. No ,,on.
hl;00-Bsltimore and WsJ Stations.
110-HEw IoRK AND NoRFOLk Express. 1850
p N. on sunday. stopping at Way Sta
I15-Baltil.1re snd principal Way Stations.
ss se--B.,,ins,I . tStEEss
Via N ain stegl
Penn Psq e Ess.: ger
...R si-sIons vi. as,,Icpoiissn B.sneh.S
s2o-CHIcIso AND CfscISsaqq1 FHsS 9' E1PRSsz
6:oo-BAL!INoRE ExPREss.
1:4o-PIIIssURs F.sT EXPRESS
s20-BALIINoRE EXPREss.
do-eo-eTsfiop ksprsss; st0spisg at any station
ii;3O-sI, LoT FAsT ExPREss.
ESQ sss so iS.a 20 M a.t ne 44S' 'so' $40
z;3oari - p NJ. daily except Monday.
5 90, 90, 7:Is $40, e:Is' ii:ooa NJ, $50,
S:l5, AIS s.o0. 7:i0. iI:3O pm daily except
SUNDAY.
LEAVE CAMDEN STiTION FOX WASH
ING ron
f. ago, $40 ga IN 1880, 500, sos, $50,
9:13 N. daily.
4:16 pm daily 20 " sshinston only.
$50, 7:SO, 1880 an, $40. $50, $50,
I0.20, 1I-i5 y dsilF except Sunday
No ccLneC 10. on Saufay Tor HaKerst0wn, An
napOiiz, -f-uutOn Valley Branch, for New
~ orb snd Phii-d lgiia - 500 N. and no pm.
FOR fETfhsr into matt apply AZ the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket 'fics,. Washington 5 alton, and
ass PeuusylNaTis avenue, where orders will be
taken fer baggage 70 Be checked aEd reciy Sd at any
point in the cir. TAOS. x SHARP.
Master of Trans port alton.
Il. NJ. COEE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. kOOE IL, General Agent. novl-d
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A TIHMJIOH - CALLED 70 the SUITS ani
"A Ov1BOOATS for the whole masculine gendeI
g The iswsst pstcss, sxRAUe, 1Q11 PsnnylveniI
evenus. noy4
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UNDERTAKES.

III W. sAAkks,
Csstsses Ashsr - Z UHSesssAsrs
els lirz ~ axrs uonsuwnss.
r =. AARv.<Y,
Uwdertak
.sss.rsr,rn'' es.'ss s'asA ~ ss'>.
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"A IrkOBLEMl-H0w Q handsome Fur Beaver
ONEhCOAT, four differ ut sfy les of coiors, can
De oeSghi Tor sl2, can be soiy Cd al
Los1 sfRAUs', 1oI1 Pa. ave.
STOW ShSEs;ITANHERr q RIIHLB are
W.. =. - - eHOW CASE at $40 per foot;
oe1ln sssaa SO Hanover st., Baltimore, Nd.
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hSECANEOS BIOS, Aucc,oreers,
II SOUTHEAST corner ef Sth sad d streets a.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctie oeers,
II Southeast corner Of 9th and D sts., northwest

I1UNCANSON BkOb., Auct10 1eerg,
u Southeast corner OF 9Th and D sts., northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE, AT AUCTION, OF AN ELE.
CANT DWELLING. IN MOST DESIRABLE
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND i6rH
STREET NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to rs, dated
March rs, 1874, and recorded in Liber No. 747,
f0lo one of the land records of the District Of
November, A. D. ISIS, ct O'Clock D. m. in front of
the premises, sell at public auction lot No. Is Of
q. Beiret's subdivision Of original lot No. s, In
square No. 1879, said subdivision being recorded
In LIber H. D. c., folio 4, In the office Of the sur
yeyor Of the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north, and runs back TO
toof alley; is i'm proved by an elegant three-story
with basement, attic and back building, and has
cellent furnace and range.
Terms: One-third in cash, and balance In three
equal payments at 8, IL and Is months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest the
rate OF eight per cent per annum from the day of
sale, secured by deed of trus, the property Sold
will required. deposit Of coo will be req uired
OF the purchaser at the time of sale, and all convey
ancfpg is at the expense of the purchaser. IL the
terms OF sale lot complied 18th within one week
from the day of sale the Trustees the rgh
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
in The National Republican and Evening Star
GEORGE w. RIGGS, r,.
ARTHUR FENDALL.{ trustees.
neyH-d DUNCAHSON BROS, Aucts.
EgTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
GEORGE w. RIGGS,
ARTHUR FENDALL, ( trustees.
no,2o d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
yNOWNMAN 3 QPFEN
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AARRlED.
PLANT - BRI00s-0vERINGfON A -
Church OF the immaculate Conception, on fuesSo1
Ter, spwAkp \ = PLANT % 0ia LILA Il. 6Rroox.
OvERINGToN. both Of w darlington, b. G.
ADAMS. On the 9th i'm. !. Arrcx a xsS. -
5snnes Adam, I'm her ga year; a consisssss
NhpL,snsn, icsing wife, and devoted mother.
tunefsi wednesday, DsoemDsr lst, 81 ~ O'Clock,
Services It Ryland Chapel n r. CSurck ioth -
ID streets southwest.
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ng-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POkEB until FRIDAY. December l0th, lSs5, same
hours and places. BY order of the Trustees.
nov 3l-eo&ds T. COLDM Ell L. Salesman.
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'ENHoMAS DOWLIEG,
Auctiunser and Heal Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Lafirnsr & Cleary,
Southwest corner PenEsy SGnia avenue and 18th Il
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- II. WARMER,
10. Real Estate Broker ana Aucrfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwes
J Jh6. Joy u t EDS N, Trustees.

- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. December list. 1875. same hour and
place. CHAS. T.. FRASER r,,...
JNO. JOY EPSON, Arus'oee.
nov22- eo&ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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u = CHis. x. FRASEE.'I
JNO. JOY EDSoE. Trustees

~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, November
29th, 1875, same hours and places. By order Of the
Trustees.
nova eo&ds J. COLDwEIL, Salasmaa
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ct s;ss. e ne aS ;es m !. 604SSLiE%XsS:
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he public respectfully invited u inspect the
Paintings, which On exhibition.
DOV2S st DUkCANSON BROS hucts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-17
About the IInir.

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,vo,r oioSo to.D "nS nGGnuse %H 'nc!H
no,.nr LII ,.'S''",;. ~ e"ls. "o'iich ar
t;nmnd I'nnJ,oIn Lau, iiUHn 'ons-Con,
ha;r[lross;r'. ~, "eat 81 III uo sea'P, o'u
NM. hSTo e., "; - ot"er Iause' Molhen
,.;,i, aiI .,o D"I' sl"ts mere ana 'here' pn'
,ron,an ' III eoDeu, i you never sec 2
All rn,, ~ 80 n"'e' sn'ny, DaTt 'hea"'
lou. 1.ioras,ha snu % IuI I, u insh ioSe mar DC,
w;I1 tnLn :. T oT '.'' .oueIcS llie skuiI; II
Il t.;io,rM - onon,,'. M uI' ,;ns Us YOU Gun sll"Ve
bo;r hoIow. n"t ;cy,a snu' ," 'the, oIt never
,cars NJ Nv. - to nSs M oeen D'!o nIty
;nror,.;o" - Sei! nii. DI"ch sun hat, us
nnI nsrsn;rai;on ,rho ; i;,.i. tIs",ns .hS IIGn'
,rLicr Ldnr I ,i,o nv ,t: iit:lc nulr Hianu:,
that ,ha col 'I ria"t saH ac,n'Uh . !" the hair
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Calamity in Iceland .ys1l

II Z 10 / -
| Intelligence has Just como Of a terrible
calamity in Iceland. About six weeks
ago there was heavy rain of ashcSiand
and cinders along the northern coast of
Norway, covering the, ground several
inches deep. Investigation revealed the
fact that these strange materials, coming
from n northwestcrly direction = like i'm.
nense clouds through tho air, were of
volcanic origin. 1T was at oncc Thought
that there, must have been an eruption Of
Mount IIccla in Iceland. a steamer was
dispatched from Colichlagen, and? that
vessel has returned from Rejkjavik,%ith
news of an = unparalleled tlisaster.t 1t
seems that the outbreak -began,on Christ.
mas, and hns continued ever since with
scarcc any Interruption. For seven weeks
before Christmas inhabitants were terri
fed by subtcrranean noises like thunder.
which extended through nearly two. o.thiris
of the island. Early in January followed
earthquakes in all directions, and ut last nh
Old extinct volcano near hYatrayskud
opened, and for four weeks continued to
eject immense quantities of liquid fire,
lava, aslics and q muddy fluid mass at
boiling heat. The village and some
smaller hamlcts and farms within ra-
dius of twenty miles wcrc destroyed, and
over 900 people Ind to fec for their
lives.
After four weeks this volcano ceased,
but nj that time another extinct volcano,
nearly 100 milesaway, near Myvatu sent
Its burning mass upon the peaceful hnbi-
tations nround: This eruption lnsted for
weeks, the village of Myvatu became
prey to:thc fiery elements, and the whole
country for moro thnn fifty miles around
wns dcvastatcd.~aAIorc than 800 Of the
people arc reported as having been rem
dered homeless. Early in" March there
seemed to be n general uplicaval ofithe
earth in the whole central portion ofathe
island. New mounds, as it were, rose to
the surface, SONIC to n height Of several
hundred fect, and over 1000 feet in di-
ametcr at the base, amid tremendous
shocks of laundering beneath. . They
split open Mt the top and vomited forth
their burning contents upon the surface
around them, covering distance Of 200
miles. Ten thousand persons are said to
have lost nearly, NIL their possessions, and
the remainder, who live nearer TO and
along the coast, some 40, 900 in number,
arc themselves toopoor to support such q
vast number, Of needy people. Several
hundred persons Nre reported to have per-
ishcd. The world renowned geysers have
dried up since the terrible eruption begun,
and, instead Of water, these mysterious
tunnels emit immense quantities of hot
smoke and ashes, which, during tho
night, rising several thousand feet in, the
mir, appear. like gigantic columns Of, IRE,
visible for hundfetls. of miles. a. 1t iS said
that no historic record, of my volcanic
eruption anywhere in the world compares
with this, either in territory oyer which 1t
extends, the. number of newly opened
cratcrs, or the time of, its duration, Tho
Copenhagen government has issued nm
appeal for aid II the sufferers. -rrr,