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R d. WAKNEK, corner 7th and r streets.

By virtue Of five deeds OF trust to me, dated re-
sp5ctyely June ., 1874 September l5 .S74, and June
lo3 recorded in liber No 7si. folio l0l; iber No
three Of the land records for the county of Wash
iTn tsnn DISTRICT Of Columbia. I shall sell on
IN mont OF the premises subdivision lots "A and g.
In square east of square 509 with the
two story al basement brick house each lot,
land ~ Also parts OF subdivision lots 49, 81 and
a. said square having three fronts OF 10 feet each
on the parts of said lots on street, between ith
street ana New jersey avenue, By the depth OF the
lots VITO the improvements a TIVE story new brick
hOu-e, with back buildings, containing 6 rooms
est n Oh esch tbr. parts.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, of which 80 will
be requir, to be paid immediately after the SALE
balance in g. II and Is months after the day of sale,
with ten per cent interest per annum until paid 10
be secured by deed of trust on the pro perty. If
the terms not complied with Ia ten days after the
ard Ccst ~ The g-tsniting nnTchsser aftsr tbrea
days notice in the Daily Evening Star. All the
cost OF cetcs and recording TO be paid By the pug.
cbaser. JND W KENSEDY. rrustee
irtZo eoSds j. i. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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A 81. Louis Courtshtp.

Thus saying, Con knelt AT her
feet, cry ing, M aud, Maud, Will you never
iTust me, never give your happiness 20 my
keeping: Alas, DO not reject my suit, but
grant nav motion for "A new TRIAL"
Con" replied the girl, tenderly yet firmly.
a she glanced timidiy round the corner OF
tne ear with which she was Eervously fan
ming herself and eudesvOring 10 CONCEAL her
burning bushes. Con, but we are dis
covered. My twin brothers OF gigantic
statute, who thirst Tor your blood, have
entered the room unseen, and even now are
behind YOU"
The brave young man cast an anxious
glance over his shoulder, then replied, as q
pleasant smile broke over his untenance
and was lost IA the labryinthine recesses OF
ms ears, be not alarmed, my own Msudie,
that which has frightened YOU was but the
sight OF my heels, which, as am kneelIng
doSn, are SO high above my head. That IS
ali, dearest. See and, fu-ling his ears be-
hind hls head 20 allow her an unlnpedef
Wow, he convinced her vi the truth OF his
statement.
True, Con, true,r she answered, "and Il
was but fGOlisl girl % iaEcy that it was
otherwise. But, dearest !" She said, why do
you rot come nearer? Why are you so
distant, so cold? You DO not love me. Your
passion is crooked"
Nay, Maud, nay he said in gentle
tones ofrCprOof, "but / am NJ your feet, and
being there must remain afar or"
The sad earnestness OF his tone melted the
heart OF the giddy girl.
Son." she cried, IL fear that have found
an Indictment against your unsupported
by suftcient evidence. SO soon a. my
IatheIs term Is out, and he can return
from Jefferson City 10 grace our brldals, L
Will be your'n."
"Maud, my, own, owner, ownest," he ex-
Claimed, In rapture, lean / believe my ears;
These cruel prosecutions will soon be over,
and we shall get 10 running grapevine
whisky again, and then / will lay the
treasures of Golconda at your ample feet,
subject 10 the usual divide with the gaugers
and other officials OF the Internal Revenue
Department"
Like torrents from mountains source.
they rushed into each others arms, aud,
hidden beneath their sheIterlng ears from
eyes profane, exchanged kisses that sounded
Ike the extricating Of mules hoof from q
mUd-puddle.
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TOMORROW.

NNASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR
SUITES, GILT FBsMG MIRRORS, WALNUT
WARD ROBks, BOOKCASES, COTTAGE FUR-
NlTuhEt WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES
and DlhlNG- ROOM CHAIRS, PAINTED BED
sIkADs BUREAUS, WssHSTANDs. CANE
SEAT CHAIRS and ROCKERS; BRUSSELS,
lhGRA1N and other CARPETS; GOILCLOTH:
HAIR, HUSk and COTTON TOP MATTRkSS-
rs; COOKING and other STOVES.
IN On SATU RDAH MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
" March 4th, 1 shall sell in trout of nv auction
hi rooms. q general assortment OF Household
furniture. Terms cash
MARI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auc.r
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WasH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PlOPEET1 ON EAST CAPITOL sTRrET,
BtlMEka 1IH Ard 9TH SHEETS NORTH
LAST, AT AUCTION.
&E BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated February
IL IN, A. ID. 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No
100 ciIo 80, one Of tbs land records for Washington
C. unity, In the District OF Columbia, and by request
Of The party secured thereby, shall proceed to SELL
at pubic auction, in front If the premises on MON
DAY March 18Th, l516, a. 80 O'Clock p m, all
that certain piece or parcel OF ground, sit uate,
lying and being 10 the city Of Washington, in the
District OF Columbia, known anu described as Lot
numbered eleven (ill, in Square numbered eight
hundred and piEety eight 1881, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of q two story Cottage
Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: ,OC0 aud interest at 10 par cent
aDnum frOs1 August 9th, 1875, tog Their with the
expense of SALE cash; balance at and IL months,
for notes bearing interest at 10 per cent annum
81 secured by deed Of trust the premises sold
dsy OF sale, and If the terms Of sale not complied
with within nye days from day OF sale, the Trustee
the right to resell the properly at the risk
and cost of the d,faultiDg purchaser,
W. Ii. REED, Trustee.
fet2S eo6ds WASH. h WILLIAMS, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrFRNOON.
IL. wARNEB, coruer 7th and . streets.

X ii. WARhkR, cCrber 9Th and streets.
BUILDING Lot FOR SALE. on the EAST SIDE
DkTHWEsT.
- | will sell At public auction. to the highest
bidder FRIDAY, March Sd, 1876, at 5
= clock 2. n, Lot A, subdivision OF square IS,
hsy z a front uf IL f,ei by depth Of IS fees
Terms; One third cssh; balance in sand y moths,
with per cent interest. So down on day Of sale.
All con- 80 sncir at expense Of purchaser.
meTl-3t J. I. GOODWILL, Salesman,
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Jos. +. KELLEY, AuctIOneer,
- Office NO. 902 Stn street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE In
PROVED PROPERTY, No 1919 TENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN ST.
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AUG
TON.
g. BY virtue 0! deed Of trust TO he undersigned,
~ bearing date on the 7sh day OF June, A. D. 1913,
AID duly led In Liber No 722, folio 200, seq
one OF the land records IN and for the District o. CO.
lumbia, and at tas written request Of the holder
OF the principal Tote aud interest notes secured
thereby, i VIII sell 81 public auction, on MONDAY,
TIT 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1876, at , O'Clock D..
m, in front OF the premises, lot numbered Linsty-
two, (g2 in Joseph +. Kelley subdivision of the
west halt Of square numbered three hundred and
sixty i've, 1885, in the city Of WASHINGTON, ID. u;
said lot fronting eighteen (i8D feet the east side
OF CIh street west and running back los feet an
alley, snd improved by a two. story and basement
PR Set brick frort Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale s2,TO, lin interest at the rats Of
ten psr cent yer annum from June Z, 1873 together
with taI arrears and pepsee OF sale in cash. and
the bslssce at two years with interest and secured
by Gee6~S trust on the property sold. Conveyance.
ing at est IF pHrcbsser. clio to be paid down by
the purchaser Immediately after sale.
ALBEIT r. FOX, Trustee.
teb23-GSCS JUS. y. KELLEY, AuCt.
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NV kXPREss LINZ VIA OAGAL,

~ al-oG LtCs& ID Sa-sGAt
~ BETWEEN
Pf{ILd I'll PffiI, ALEXANDRIA, VASE
I've TON AND 6EORGETgE
ssTLISS DAYS.
From tieE ., North Sh.r7es, Shtistsi2ais,
SAIC RDAS, st ~ II. ssE a
From e. " aieT street, Georgetown, Ssssss .1z4SG
D. O., HON DAE 81 .. m.
This HE Col nests a. Phlisccyh Ma With Olydes
Beg clBr SEMI Ey Iins o. S1sHrcers for PrOyi-
t@lce, B1Er"c and New England 5tssss- Sc gasgf
q r. BYDr, Agent fes 2. o. ..
WI. Z. SE.Ds co, Z PHILADELPHIA.
q. A, REED A{sIsrdTis, "a.
u. l.. q. t1INE. - LeyonshiTe sSrsot. DCSs-r.
- EreiS lts desiS cred by knox's Azurss=. Ori.Es
LEFT 5; General office, sos Pennzyiyaola aveGU-.
n the eteareTs wharf, VII 10 promptly attended
20. tsed-T
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Real Estate Auctioneers,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE COUN-
Try PLACE OF gig ACRES, WITH FINE
lMPhOvEmENTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES
OF THE CAPITOL.
~ Under and by yirtue If a deed Of trust to me,
NJ dated August 18th. 1874, and duly recorded in
L'ber III B., No. folio 3o1. Sc one of the land
records Tor Prince George county, state of Mary
land, and bT direction of the party secured thereby
L Will sell, al o clock D.. m, on TUESDAY, the
tain piece OF parcel OF land situate and lying In
tina County OF Prince George, state of Maryland
know ard described as follows Beginning for the
same at point on the cut road distant 525 feet
eastery fr The Intersection of said road with Il
District line. and posite white oak tree stsHdOg
four feet within the lie Of fence said road
said road; thence north IL degrees IS mautes west
lSS feet thence south IS degrees 80 min utes west
s5 feet; thence south 40 feet to the place Of be-
ginning, Containing rs acres, more or less. The
said piece Of lsnd being part Of a tract known
"GhIllen Castle Manor" AID the same land con-
yeyed to Richard b. Mohun By VIM. +. johnson IN
leo.
Terms Of the sale: oneihrd Of the pure base money
IL cash, of when dep OF $3.50 will be reQui red
at tie time Of sac and the balance In one aud two
years, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold AID he notes of the purchaser bearing inter
est. All cOnveyaEcinG At the purchaser cost. If
the terms Of sale are not complied with IN fifteen
days The trustee reserves the right to resell ct the
rick aud cost of the defaultins purchaser
ANDREW g. BRADLEY. Trustee.
feb75-d.ds YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
DuNCAssos BROS, Auct,oneers,
IL eOCLpeAsi cornrT 9th and ID Ia nnrihxs

ii
P,ICys hsDRos 1R0eGIN, pooaHoNr.s
SSh hwrI s Al. sHIsTIsSs' uGs.sa
EsSSE s sFFSHH fklsfs asssaias
EG$ a$fsiSAs tsb sS$.ss
ERY WINE CLOTHS. QUILL rs, CAssIME REs,
S2k SF so
H AkSk sTdsk0 otFLTf kkfA las
GfSiMs: wa11H GOODS. RDGfSG soe aS6
IksEKTIHGs, sHAWLs, RIBB0Ns, HAND,
p6a.s sra fD B RaASf Res6 Ssk
GGL.9STSkxsa, o YELLING, GogsETS;, sHAwLs,
On Mosp4Y M6sSSisG, h March s, commencing
at 10 oelock q, our saissroOms: sh and stress
IN the above, named goods, tog s'her with large
nerae, the whole to be closed out, without reserve,
In lots 10 suit.
mars DUNCAESoN BROS. Aucts.
nUNOANSON BROS, Auctioaeers,
- Corner Oh and streets northwest.
WAGON AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue of a deed of trust given to me,
~ and duly recorded in Liber 76s, folio l37,
80 &c Of the l.Ld records for Washington
FUZZY ell March It nsG 4 fs s a. 70
O'Clock, in front OF rus cansoR Bro auction rooms,
corner 9Th AID sire is northwest
Small Bay Mare end Top Wagon.
III
i Anet'oneer and Conlnuission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pa. and 18th street
FRENCH PLATE MIRRoBs, HOUSEHOLD
su RMirtBE;; CAnPsTs AND MATTIsG;
AND sTGNkS' KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c,
"a Ga SATURDAY MORNING. March the
W. tth, ls76. in ,oDt of my auction rooms, At %
hfocock, shall sell a general assortment of
mar2 1t THos. BOWLING. Aust.
Catalogue SALE OF A LARGE CnLLEO-
hhI9H ~ FoS SKKANpARD AND MIsCELLA'
mr., Also a valuable Collection of Smithsonian
Xxx contributioEs 70 Know ledge, EXPLORING, Sci
crafts American Indians; Debates in Congress, &C;
also, some Az Books
: TO be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS,
Mach 9th, Yah and sth, commencing each evening
mar24t ''N' THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
YOUNG MIDDLETYN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE GA VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON The WEST SIDE 0Fl2TH STREET,
BETMEEa h AND Il STREETS NOkTH-
81 We shall cell at public auction. in front Of
Iae rrem 0eoc on EspAfS March 18th SO
honting rs feet on 2th street. and running bsck the
same " ldi 1929 feet TO 81 feet alley The Lot is
In desirable neighborhood, in one OF the highest
points OF the city, and the rear OF 1t is oy
a substantial Brics Sable.
Terms of sale One fourth cash, (of which 900
must be paid the tine of sale,D and the balance
i'll three equal payments, at one, two aud three
years. with interest az per cent. ard scared
By deed OF trust on the property. All convey
are not complied with in ten days, the property will
he Tesold III the riOk and cost Of the defaulting
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UNDERTAKES.

X .. HAkvsxs
UN dersah her,
No. $50 srnrrs. bstvssa Hiush s.a rssn
n&rl-u
n W. BARKER,
C<a<sses Maker and UssdeStakaa
SIS Ilrz ssEEsr soEruwsss.
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EU n A x y Ii n 4 4.

NOTICE.
Whh the rev Oi diminishing the ohsn.es Of col-
nsion, the Steamers of this Line take specified
course FOR ali reasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Qu eecstogn 20 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of " 1t .t,
nothing t. the north of 2.
On the hOrevart passage, crossing the Meridian
OF " ~ q lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
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RAILROADS.
1919 GREAT 1910
1910 PEzNsYLyANI 1910
aOUTE
To the North, XesI. and sonihHesf.


Double Truck, Street Rats, Splendid Seem
cry, Aagatfce'H Equipment.
Trains leave sshingtob, city time, from Depot,
corner Of D sud Il streets, 9 follows:
Tor PtttsburR snd the West, o q N. daiy, with
RsTlOr Oar e. Pittsburs; 1:40 m. daily with
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AHU POTOMAC RiILBOAD.
Tor OaBsnfsiyus, Rochester. Buffalo, hteEsra
Falls, ard -. Worth. . : n dairy, except sun
day, sDd : 40 DAILY, except Saturday, with
Palace Car 20 Rochester. FOR Elmtra and But
falQ, Il-55a 70. daily, except Sunday.
Eo< ksv I1ik sBs ne Es-t, y, 10 D. m. daily, with
Pslace Car attached Limited Express q Pull
msu Pari.T ars y IS a m daily except sunday.
For New York $50 m. daily, except sunday,
with Psr'or Cars attached.
Ter Philsd-lphia, 1 80 m. faily, except Sunday,
and Z SIS and 9.IO y. daily. Limited TX press,
9:23s m daily except Sunday.
Accommodation for Balfimsrs. Y so g. m. daily.
and $40 D M. daily, exec pit Sunday.
Tor PO,es Greek Line y 80 o IN. and 40 D. 70.
Tor Annapolis. = so g. m. and asa >. m, except
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
RAILROAD.
8, o. 7.05. eu1 lao .. N. On Sunday at y Q.
N, and and . .. II.
Tor the South. via Hichuoni, 40 D. N. daily
except SEudsg. and $40 a. m. daily; and via
Trans leave Alex sndrta for W Washington, o, T. =,
9,IO,II a. =, 3, 4, .. b, and .. m. On
Sunday AZ = AID II a. m, and D m.
Tickets, i-i0rratioH, Sleeping ana Psrlor Car
Eorthssst corner Of ThfTtsenth street and Penn
sylvsnis Va, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
end Pennsy AHA avenue, and At the Depot, where
orders can be 1T for the checking of Baggage to
csstin alton fr IN Hotels and Residences
ID, ". BnYD, JR., Gen I Passenger AGENT.
FBASk THOMSON, Gent Manager. len3-ly
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rI'HL sTEAMER HAKBINGER,
Il CART. W. l.. GREGG,
Will lesve 9Th street wharf on SUN -
DAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Po-
tOmac Landings. including Mattawo
u an, Mac nodCc and Rasiers to Omi OF.
n. Z. FITZHCGH,
febl3-tnnvI Agent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TINE FEBRuAsr 18th, IsTe.
AN. LEAVE SASHINGTON
S:0O-BsitirIOTe sRd Way Stations.
1:0o-Bslitnlore, annapolis and Way Stations.
7:3O-bALv MORE ExPKEss.
e:4S-Cir ciHSstl, 81. Louis AID PitisburE Ex-
pIess Dinner al Cumberland, Nd.
eso-Bal;irore and Way Stations. On Sunday
AZ "a stopping At Relay Gully.
s:sO-Potnt q bocss and Way sistioIis
liORkuNLINITBO ExPRKss No stops
I2I5-B,Iti-n9.s md Way Stations,
1:3o-sEW toEk AND NORFOLK GIPREss.
,,o-pt fgllmsn -Pnrlor Cars .. an,
<:ss-rEedsriok, Point q .oeks, Hssers:s.n
Stations. via Metropoit Branch
E.S0-BALTidnRR EXPRESS. Stops st bsrrel
.;tss.B4ltimors, Annapolis snd Way s:s::Ons.
6:O0-BALTIEORE EXPRESS.
6.O3-Batimote and Way Stations.
s:0o-St. Luis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs iFsst RI.
pr-~s Chicago, Columbus, Sauousky and
Al Way Stations on Ohio aud Chicas'
s:2s-EEw YoEk sIaET EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
g. New York.
s:9S-BaltiInore and principal Way Stations;
500, 9.2J, and 9:3S D. N. daily. Ali other
trains daily except Sunday.
4:43, ais. 500, $50, e:45 g. m, 1880,
E:ls, 200, ego, o:35, 1910 D. N. daily.
$50, $40 1880 q. M, 3:ls, $50, Wis
p. N, daily, eIcspt Sunday.
No connsction on sunday for Bssersio-Sr, An.
nspOlis, Stsuni0n or Valley Branch, fcr NeE
York aud Philadelphia At 500 Am. and l:3o IN.
and Ohio tissst Offices, Wsshfngton Station, and
as Penn l,auis avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for baggage &C D. checked aRd receives at any
sOint II the cIt5. IHOS. X SHAaP,
Master of Trans yorts.ion.
IN. COLI, E4scsTai Ticket Agent.
gro. hJoSrZ. General AGENT. noyi-n
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STEAMER LINES.

.sDEOFLs4' LIsE'
FOR
NOWINI MILTON GEEK, UPPER M
CHOUCCaND INTERNEDIA.E
LANDINGS.
The siCev heel Ste tmer
- MORRIS,H
sptaIp T Z. BALDWIN,
Will commence running to the above landings on
Monday, Ma Oh fth, leaving from - An
wharf foot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and Til RSDaY az : a. m.
h. turning viii leave aOmini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at a. N.
feb2S n. Z. FITZHUGH, Agent.
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TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BHTWEEY NV YORK AND LIVER-

ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BHTWEEY NhW YORK AND LIVER-
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
From NEW YORK. FROM Hsw lORK.
-knssia.- W ed. March Algeria..-.wed April S
China-.Ned arch Obina W ed, April II
Parthis- We'd, March Is Bothuia &c. Wei, pril l9
hbyssinis-W ed, n ar p Ably ssinta- Wei, priI Is
Jaya.------ "a ed Mar. % -Rassi..-.-wed., May 8
And every fOll9wins WEDNESDAY and shTuR
Steamers marked DO rot carly steeraxe passeu-
gers.
RlTs. OF PA-sAsz-Oabfn, So, eIoo and sl.o,
gold, according 10 accommodation Tickets Paris,
SIS, gold, scdi:ionsl. Return tickets on fayorebts
terms.
steerase tickets 20 AID froc sl part, OF Europe at
very Low rates. Through bills OF lsding given for
Belfast, GIssscw, Hayre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent aud Tor Mediterrs ports. For
melknt sno passage apply az the Oom psnys once,
No. 4 Bowling Green; both steer age and cabin,
% ssALLWtOp 4 MORRISON No SIS I'm III
tsp1-D CHAs. q. FRAHOKLTB. Agent.
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IL BY CONSENT OF PARTIES I'm INTER
EST, the above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
VIM; r, H0LTzMAN,l rrr,.e,.
febls dts b. W. BOWMAN. hru''ees'
pSBY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
est. the ,bove sale is further postponed until MON
DAY MAJ h 9th, 1916, at 4 ,. m:
VIM. +. HOFFMAN, A.
mari dts II. W. DOWNMAN, irus'ees'
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1.-THE PURCHASER AT THEABOVE SALE
having failed to comply wish ,ho terms Of sale, the
property will be resOld at his rick and cost TUES
DAY, March 4,h. 1875, at same hour and place
MARI dts VIM r. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
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TIE TRADES.

A " y -
JOHa Z. aO6Az. us assa Srsa
SsnufsoSGT1s u Newly Patented SpTtrx sosfsr
snd NeEtiatiBs ASRiaS for Stores, Hotels, Plb lit
Butldings srd Private Dwellings. Flags and Tents
fo- sails rent. Sole Agent for tbs only Cenzins
Stldev Proof Awning Material seplkr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-03

TIN Hon John T. Brady's speech on
the Railroad relief bill is published in
the Galveston Nroy, of the Both instant.
1t IL II careful, strong and convincing
argument, and fortlics, in the highest
degree, the cnviable position that Mr.
Brady has assumed rs II Iorciblc and
trcnchant speaker The N"oa takes oc-
casion to agree with Mr. Brady, that
Galveston and Houston, rs we'll as all
parts of Texas, are Interested in the
building of the Texas and Pacific
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TEXAS, TExAsl

The Mckinney (Texas) journal has
this TO say about immigration to Texas
People are Rocking in here on
wagons and trains from all parts of the
United States. Along tho railroads, at
the stations, can DO seen the MANNED,
the halt, the blind, and in fact, ali
Kinds OF people, who have come To
Texas tor hepurpose of making money
Tho most Of them land here with lttI,
or nothing, and no place 10 10. O You
will lind them the most dissatisfied set
OF people you have ever seen. About
onc-half Or two-thirds of them would
leave the State in disgust were they
able. The very dregs of society and
roaming over the country, thieving and
robbing on every occasion. One class
OF men are doing well and are satisfied.
They are those who come here with inn
mense capital to buy good farms and
fence them with imported timber or
wire or go to merchandising Ihope
the time ~ in the near future when our
people will stop coming TO Texas with
the high hopes of making fortunes and
uncounted riches. How many broken
hearted mothers and wives and pcnni.
less men OF all ages are hero eager TO 40
back to their old homes. Would that
they, instead of coming to Texas, would
imProme their homes Ia the old States
ana stay on them, for their own and
Their country's bencftn liIi'I O0i w.
rms Is itcma paper published In
Nolnn county, one Of tba ,,;,l,aa, h, AZ
' ou.I OF Texas, and the one about
which there is moro ravinp in this coun
try than any other We don't tnan
n now many IN Chambers and adioininr
counties are making their arrangement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-03

4 Partisan banker has the misfortune
to possess wife who is addicted to
gambling Year after year she goes to
Monaco and loses large sums ON the
green cloth. Her husband has been at
his wits end to stop the evil without
rcsorting to harsh measures At last "
happy thought struck him, Calling to
him confidential clerk named Armand
who was unknown to his wife, he gave
him instructions to follow the lady and
to attend daily at the gaming table,
Armand was told to watch carefully the
way she Staked her money and always
to place similar amount on the oppo.
site color BY this means the banker
hoped that he would be able to "hedge'
the sums staked by his wife, and that
the only loss he could possibly expert
cncc would be the general expenses in.
cured by his clerk. A short time
elapsed and the husband received
among his correspondence one morning
two letters from Monaco-ono from his
wife, the other from NJ Armand Open
ing the first he found but two lines but
those were to tina point, The lady had
experienced loss of 10000 francs, and
wrote for more money Turning to the
next letter. with some selt-satsiaction
at his own shrcwdness, he read MS fol
lows: " Kind friend and patron have
implicitly followed your instructions,
but | have never worked so hard in my
life Madame arrives ut the Casino at
midday and never leaves the table until
midnight. Twelve hours without eating
or drinking isno Joke, However have
nothing to complain a. | have won
10000 francs and, rs am not ambitious
! am content to stop there. | start ut
once for Montguyon, " charming little
town whore | was born, and where my
cousin awaits me, to whom am about
to be married. Knowing the interest
you take in my welfare, ] shall be in.
deed proud if you will boprosont at our
wedding, OF the 10000 francs which
you intrustcd me with, there remains
ll,34ltr. 2Oc,, which remit you in
bank check. The balance has been cX-
pended in my hotel bill and other Incl
dental items, Yours etc, ARMAND -