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THOMAS pOwLIHG, Auctioneer

TRUeTELS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TAIN IN The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
AND DISTRICT OF COLUM ADJOINING
GenT99itGnGHToWN ON THE NoRTHwksT, AT
BY yntne of four separate deeds of trust "a
gwen 40 ne and bearing date respectively the fI3
~ "a jay OF February 1908, the 18th day OILS.
dav 81 January, 1859 and recorded res1ective,y in
blbcr +. y. T., No - folio 49, Liber SEQ folio 125
lIlftT i. and R., No. 5. fulio 352, Uiber T. and Il
No Z, folio l04 Of rhe Land Records of Washington
County, District Of Columbia, shall SELL at pub
lie anatiOn, on FRIDAY the 18th dsy of June, A
D. A76, on the premises at the hour Of $50 O'Clock
o. IA to satisfy four several promissory notes Sc
g the holder OF said DR. smssory notes tbs following
property, viz: All tn tract of land con-
oecOns 10 Georgetown, in the County Of Washing
ton District OF Columbia, lying west of Fsyette
street ano north OF and adjoining to 7h street
onuei, and adjoining the Cedars - on the west
ana containing sixty three more or less i'm
proved by large double Brick Dwelling House,
stabe Orcha &c 60 y less that porti on thereof
h Istofore sold by Richard s. Cox to John II Small
Terms Of sale: One nth q 81 cash; balance in six
t6) twelve L, eighteen 49,, ana twenty four (24J
months, deferred pay ments to be secured by notes
with interest. and deed of trust on property sold:
Interest pavsble semi snnually. A deposit Of = 500
required at time Of sale All convey ancing at cost
OF tu chaser. If terms Of sale are Dot piled with
within week after day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the night to resell the property after five 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost Of the defaultna pr-
chas.r plat OF the property Will be exhibited on
the grounds at the time Of sale.
S h6MEss e :. C C99XX' Trustees.
my6-d THOMAS DOWIING suct
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JoHN. atrcHELL:

gOHN nGTCHELL,
e SSl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
- ss Just rec EsG, and il now opeuiug another IN
voice Of CHOGCE FABRICS for summer wear
Grenadines IN black and all the new shades, to
Match siks from IS cents to e20o Brocade Grena-
dimes, all cciors and shades, very chOice goods
Brocades II siiks and PoEsees. Guipure Lacee for
Overdrssss- calcutta POngee5 and dia Goods
Summer Si!ks ia Checks Strips aud Pisids French
Jaeonets anc O-gandie Lawns, new styles. Pristed
Liueys aud Linen Lawns. Toie Nets and Linen
Bstiste, new 81 les, for Overdresses SHIFTS and
OTertre-ses, g. French Cambria. Z-phyr Cloth,
Batiste. and Linen, frOn s. % % s23 Wrappers
and Dre-siug casks at all prices. IiIer~ Busters
and listers GOssamer Water proof Cloaks.
French Muslin Dresses snd Overdresses A large
STOCK Of Iai'es Underwear, medium and fine, at
very low prices Our stock n gil classes Of goods
viii be found fresh and attractive, in STYLES ani
prices. All the novelties Of the season will be added
- soon &c they appear IN the market.
~Ohk PRIUE ONLY.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
rry2f-tr 92I PennsTIVaots gvaopa
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L. J. HEIBEBGER,
H. (sucoss-oF 70 II y. Loudsn Oo.,b
CITIZENS, AR1Y AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
nefrOrolffsn Hotel, date Brovn's,l
UlD 30. 363 Penn a ave-. WashinGtor.
NOIiCE-Psrtiss who desire 90 dispose Of Of
4 KINDS OF WEAVING LPPAREL can sell
them for higher cash pYtce than any place IN tie
city, % calling OF addressing HERZ0G, cit
ssrsss, pesnes. IN and iotn northwest. Prompt -
enfor VII % Gwen. ayu-0
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GEMS Joo ot
EONNrLLY'S,
HE CHE APEsT sYOR z IN YHE CITY,
COS NINTH STREET.
Opposite the Patent once.
Block silks, 75c, soc. 9Oc and 81
bGEe SIN >UH Umbrellas, s2.S9 to es.
An Wool Dsbese. 81 to zoe.
Llsma Lss. shaSls and sseques IS to $50.
NieioI,s LAwn and Sansooks, tn ;ked Tor Sacks,
Pine ~ sn nsIkins. Ell dozen.
Full liue Il III broidertes.
Zine tIe1 ca Flowers. from auction.
Iiafs q Si. styles, VII ! safe aud rAtail
LAolts al Cents Gsnze Cnoerwear. jeJ-tr
I'D ELsCK GREHADINEs
BLACK CASHMERE,
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK ALPACA.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
CARRIERS, 7o7 Market Space.
Large essortaent o. beautiful Lawns reduced from
&c. 20 EAc Black Grenadines, 2Dc Zsc, SIC ,
&c .tpc-. h'ers Cashmere, 75c., sc, Al All OF
sis6. r sek silS niohsir Alpaca refused from Use,
20 toe All ct cur Cashmere for men snd boys
UH9f5 COST 81, Sis 81 80 si75. e. SH' 6 Sap
90 &c &c, &C g kyeEy yard Of our beau .tful
&c Sic-- sc, sQc BORsdAle fne y srd wide Gam
nc ItonCto 20 - cents. Je3-tr
nOWN. DOWN.. DUWS.:.
20 eases e all kirds DOMESTIC GOODS. from
the elg tHeE York auction sales 0f last week,
which We shall offer at prices fuliJ IS per cent.
der regular 2 ices.
NOW is YOUR TIMEi
SPECIALTTES
10 pies handsome Silk and Wool GREHA-
DINES f1r Uverdress
SO piece Pizin Blsck GRENADINES.
20 pieces : Gmmer SIEkS. from T5c 10 81.
20 pieces French Organdi4 LAWNS, In haod-
some color aud Sue Qualities.
ePisces TAMEISE, ana pieces Black CASH
20 pieces Black SILKS. from 7sc. TO 50.
The above 20 cialfies are now selling at fnIIy
zen TeT cent. below wholesale prices three weeks
ago.
A fC'l stick q Foreign and Domestic GOODSs
-1rices uarrs- ted 10 phase.
"EeUeubsT location.
w. VI. BROWN,
Jest No Sls stu street por, hWe,t
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JOHN T. MITCHELL.

IOHN T. MITCHELL.
S3I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PURE LINEN LAWN. 1000 var u opened this
morning, az = cents; former price 50 cents.
BLIE. BLOWN AND BLACK FOULARD
CAHBEID II reduced prices.
IFOO yard Gordon's best SCOTCH GINGHAM.
~, cent?: .eGtc. from IS cents
Large siock Of DRESS GOODS at IN aud Is
cents les Ct
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COHEEs LOAN OFFIOl, sovsS az 1sA svs
" cad NsO Yorh sossss, entrance on New -
York avenue. The most private Loan once III
In the city. Money loaned 81 the lowest rate0 u
Of interest % Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
6entlsmsah CLOTHING, CarDss. end q aEtielss q
yAfue. lano0.U
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DRY GOODS.
R ARE BARG AIMS.

A
BRODHEAD q CO.,
$50 PESSA. AYR, between 9Th and 10th sts.,
Offer EXTRAORDINARY IHDUOEMESTs In
Dress Linens, Pique, Swiss, Victoria La xns Main
sock, &c, &C.
Black Lyons SIX, 75c per yard and up, including
Belon $, BE met, Guinet, and POnson's Gee.
Iron Mech Grenadines, s71<c and IN
Linen Lawns In beautiful designs, zoe and nm
beauti,ul Lawns and Oretonnes, l2Kc,
Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and up
bhibrtfgan Hose, IS per box soc Der pafrl
Androscosgan bleaohed Cotton. 9kc,
Msnsutta Blescted Cotton, l2xc.
eeAnt 8 Button K i'd Gloves In all colors, n s.
Button Kid Gloves, Soc.
BED spreads. II and up.
ham burg Edsing, 50 per yard and up.
Ladies and Gents Underwear at agents prices,
BRAHCH STOLE,
1905 street, bet. Eth and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD d CO,
JtS-r 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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Real Estate Auctioneers.

heal Estate huctlOneere.
TR RI TE w sA+E2E VALgAhS RRoREgTY
E EasT' BET TTRnHIs EAST CAPITOL AND
2o,hs A; D; IS74 and duly recorded in Iiber No p
7;g, folio iig, one OF the lend records for the.
Of the note ured hereby, shall sell pubIij
h 81 the ad At s ali Il
certain p pieces or parcels Of ground situate and
a Ss % We and and being pow1
III 10 ~ A. Bnly subdivision Of part Of square
Terms Of the sale: One third OF the purchase money
be al ne Of az On ss % wilt
equal pay srts az six 90 and twelve ~ months
secured by deed Of trust upon the property, and
Get All conyeyanoing at the cost of the purchaser
II The terms OF sale are not comolied with within
sen he property d AID cost Of deiaGitins
jes-d YdUNG : 4 MI SEtf Anct,.
TRUsTEE AND EXECUTORS sALEOFVAL-
S6RTH k HsfrkkHEED REAE rSsrHTl on
I3Is STRIEIS, WEST, IN THE CITY OF
FtICiLand Butler. deceased, and Of The order fnR
ard de cree OF the Supreme Court OF the pis. s4.A
srd # teed Of o"nveJanoe in trust, the na a,
,snea will sell q pybi,c aSetioa: in fr9ot Of the
:, he hour Of o'clock p m Lot No "a, ia square
20, rocoIdpg to said BntleIs subdivision ia said
OF large, comfortable Frame Dwelling, containing
twelve rooms.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in 6. p
and Is months, the purchaser or purchasers giving
bis or their notes bearing par cent. Interest from
day OF saie-a deed given ana deed of trust taken
on the properly to secure the deferred payments
All eonveysrcins at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. deposit of go required when the
\pr p.rty IS struck Off If tbs terms sale be not
TOR PHI. with within tea days from day of sale the
undersigned the right to resell the pro oertv
st the risk and cost of the cefauing purchaser or
pure hastrs after ten days advertisement.
ANDREW j. JOYCE,
Corner lith snd streets northwest,
THQS. j. MYERS,
Paymaster General Office, or No. 1921 Q ST. n W,
Trustees and Execut lTs
b. H. wAREEB, Auctioneer jeI-eoVds
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nUNCAESOE BROS, Auctloneors.
SALE OF FINE DWELLING HOUSE. WITH
GkOGEps ATTACHkD. ALSO, FINE BUILD.

On WEDNESDAY, ATTERNOoH, aue -
IAN, 81 e'clock .. m, Will sell On the raK
premises 8, 9. 10, ii and Il, in sQuare.k
S9 being half OF the square, and the entire front
New Jersey avenue. This property is kno an IS
the winter estate, snd Lots N and u are mntoyed
~ large, substantial Brick House, which can be
divide Into two fine ID -eliug houses. Lots g. Z 3,
and 10 make fine building lots aud the pro perty as
awhoie would make ssplendid investment, contain
ing IN all over 20 600 square feet Of ground
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance IN one and
TWO ears, notes bearing per cent interest and
cured oy coed OF trust. Convey ancing at purch
cost A der osit OF $50 upon each unimprovet lot
and $50 NJ on the house and lot will he required
DUNOAneON RkUs.,
JEio Herald Auc i1neers,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT.
ING ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
ST and NV YORK AVENUE. IMPROVED
BY TMO-bTORi FRAME BUILDING, BEING
No lI6s.
On MONDAY, June 9th, 1916, at 6 O'clock IL
p NJ, shall sell, in front of pr misses part 80
Lot No. !, in square $50, improved by frame-A.A
Terms: One-third cash: balance in G, Il and IL
months, for notes bearing interest and secu-es ~
oted OF trust on property sold. loo down on day
sale. All congeyar cing at cost OF purchaser.
reg NASH IL WILLIAMS
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A DMINIsTBATOR' SALE OF PI 4NO, house
ROBES, OROOkERY, GLASSWARE JEW.
ELBY, TRUNK AND WEARIEG APPAREL,
AT AUCTION
ODTUESDAY MORNING, June I3th-
at O'CLOCK, will sell, by order of theErf-=9
supreme Court, holding a special tArm } atitiS
the uctlon Rooms Of Dunc.nson Bros southeast
co1ter yin and streets northwest tue 40 I'VE men-
noneo goods, being the personal effects Of Anna v
LsDg ey, deceased.
e, M. BOTELER, Administrator.
JegT DUNCANS1N BROt.. Auction e-s
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IsUhCANsON Bios, Aucr0Ieers-

TRU TEts' sALEOF TIE FURNITUgE AND
FlATURIS OE"THE ST GEORGE 8ARAND
kEsTAnRANr, No 9O1 and SO. 9Og s
sIhEET MASONIC TEMPLE" CON
BOAkDs, MIRRORS AND GLASS WARE
SoUkTERs, TABLES. TABLE LINEN,
GBslkS1 CHIN 4, PLATED WARE. KNIVES
IOkkS: SPOONS. &C. KITCHEN RANGES
FIhNITURE AND IdphEMENTs. sc . sc /,
SOmPBlslNG ENERG aRTICLE NEgEsSA-
BY f9k CONDuOrtNG FIRST OLA SIS
kESTAUBAGT AID GAR
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated tn. 23ds--s
Gay ~ march: T. 1873, aud dolly recorded Il 1
IN LibeT No 7e2, u liz IL. &r az the land rIrf,
records for the District of Columbia: and also ~
oy virtue 81 another deco of trust, dated the 10Th
Gay 81 pIll, ID so and dGly recorded in iber
No sl, folio 4i2, OF the land records FOR Wash
tpston couutl ~. we shalt sell. a. public auo-
ton. on the premises, n IS. o0f aud g0g street
northwest, 90 wEDNEsDAY, June l 1, 1876, con-
meuoing at o clock a m, the foregoing .scrioed
personal property. Terms cash
Il LOSE II SESi BaBNADFoRp'{ Trustee.
jel0 81 EDW'D q. IkGERSOLL, Attorney
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AnatOmickG museum

Ora. M. l.. n Nardyze, nalezici k nei
bohatsim sbirkam tohoto druhu ma svet6
otevfeno bude po cely tyden We dne We.
Ger sini eruna. X pfedmGtim '
sobotu Y nedeli vystavenym pfidal DR.
Nardyz iest6 30 novych, nezi mimi 3 d4ti
kazd6 dyema hlavami, 3 mozky, 2 lima
zenska, til stupn6 detskeho vyvinu mat
ce, rozlicne udy a caste tela, vse die pfi-
rody co neiv6rnGji napodobene.
Tez vystayi peknf yzacne preparaty
Y lihu. Museum toto jest pou6nejsi nez
sebe lepH kniha 0 pfedmetn tom poiedna
vajici. tE EtE
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vykonaI poyinnost svou tax dokonale, ze
musel byH opakovan. Nevime, mameli
yetsi chvalu vzdati zp6vu nebo mistrn6mu
pfekladu, jejz p. AleNin obstaral. Byl
TO Pro Rnsa ukol zajist6 nesnadny, Zvlas-
t6 llbilo Sc neslySiteln6 pianissimo, iez
ttverackJ bassista K zyyseni ti6inku pro-
trhl. Homericky smich odm6nil extern
pore ieho. = Rozm"rny yal6ik ,,zivot
umtice" pfedneseny kapellou, akontil
pfimtfen6 p6kny ten koncert, kteryz 2
myslo hudbymiloynych Gechd tax zahy
noyymizi.
h zayerku nutka mas to zniniti Sc o e.
nersick6m v6ci znal6m dirigoyani ak
feditele zp6vu p. Alexina tax kapelnika
P. V. Mudry. Bylo by v6ru podivenim,
kdyby tax obeznali razni dirigenh Sc
sbory svymi n6co fadneho dov6sti ne
m6li.
Zabava pokoncertni, ktera3 ma chvili
zpravou pozaru ma Burwell str. vyruse-
ma byla, trvala az do bileho rama.
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Rent zaplati vam staveni a lot.
Po nekolik dnd budu miti ma prodei
n6kolik peknych lotd nablizku, jez "a ce-
nu nizkou sice "a $500 prodavam. Ne
musite zadnou splatku uciniti, pokud jste
81 ma pozemku maly domek nepostavili,
nemz byste bydleti mohli Pfestaite
platiti rent, kteryz i vami misy. Ne
bot co nyni platte rentu, tim koupite 81
lot domek. Nemeskejte a popteite Sc n
FRANTY NOVAKA.
222 Superior str.
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V elky prod ej
bot II StreyicH.
60 Woodland Ave.
ma rohu al. Ohio.
ma r0hu uI. Ohio.

Dochazi mas zaroveG ku brodeji ma .
bizime velikou zasobu jarniho zbozi nei-
rozmanittisi iakosti mody "a ceny mno
hem nizsi, nez kterykoliv obuvni kram v
m6stG nabizeti mize.
JAN SRP co nejochotn9ji a hbite svt
stare mnoho novych pfatel LEVINE OBJ
slouzi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-11

,,Bratrska Jednota" bude odbyvati '
nedeli dne Il kvttna 1876, We ? hod. cd
Poledne mtsitni schizi mistnosti spolko
We. Dilezit6 jednani yyzaduie pfitomnost
ysech ud6.
Jmeuem sboru
Vaclav Stadnik, iednatel. 6. as
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X IN pro klo b nix y?

KAN pro klobouky?
Jarni a ietni he'd bavne muzsk6 klobou
ky name ma prodej hotove, tez botoyime
ma zakazku n cenu levnou a sice etvry
dollary kus. Taktez hotovime prodava
me neim6dneis caste obleku hedbavne
kozesinove a slament "a ceny nelevn6jsi
DECKANTS,
No. 30 Broadway.
- Ma stitu ma jeleni parody a
orla.
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il ise zasilkou
We vazb6 ddkladne dvoiitym
platnem ma hfbete.. $40O
We vazbe jednoduche ......... $50
Phi kazde obiednavce museji penize
byti pfilozeny, nebof Sc posila bez vymin
ky totik0 "a hotOe6.
Dostati jej lze
Slavic, Racine, Wis.
u ysech PIP. jednatelt toho casopisu.
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Proti zensk m skIe pnicim.
Pres loo obyvateld Ontario zadalo k
mtstsk6 rad6 Eadost. aby vydala nafizeni
zapovidajici drzeni zenskych sklepnic '
hospcdach, jezto pry manzelky dcery
je'ich, vYjdouli pod We Ger ma ulici, neisou
Ilsh pred sprostactvim spustle mladeze.
Mayor vyslovil Sc We zvlastnim pfipisu
rovnez pro zapov6zeni teto nesyary, KITE
rlz mravnosf mladeze nasi podkopava a
o5chodum sousedstvi takovych mistro-
sti skodi. Mtstska rada nem6la by w
danim takoveho natizeni otalet. Diyky,
kterez jdou do saIond "a sklepnice, isou
vesm6s lehke zbozi. Salonist6 iich uzi.
vaii jen ably tam lakali mladez a zhyral-
ce d6vtata pfiiimaii takovou sluzbu
nadtii, ze vedle nj budou moci vynosn6i
81 felaeslo prostitucni provozovati. Co
maii V Nov6m Yorku, San Francisku
Chicagu nemusime miti v Clevelande =
zvlaste kdyz to "a mic nestoi.
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K dilu cesko anglickemu pfidan ies
d2Pln6h cSeoJecny a nasledujici doplhkg
odJ0rnk:
dtevafsky, obuvnicky, hospodafsk5
feznicky, kovAfsky, sedlafsky, kozelnzskf
taba6nicky. kozesnickJ, tiskafsky, krei-
covsky, tkalcovsky, kufrafsky, zlatnickf
Dopln6k oboru zeIezneho a v6bec tyr
deho zbozi, prdmyslu a domacnosti DO
tfebneho. Tento posledni doplnek obsa-
huje tez zeimena nadobi truhldfsk6
holdfskf a J.
Ke slovniku pfidana jest kratka
N mluvnice anglicka, niz kazd9 SO.
zna bez dbtize nekolika hodinach hlay.
nj pravidla anglickeho jazyka.
ODE CAST sloyniku veskrze obsahuii
aT'gt5ekou gyslogmoSt apdsobem iednodu-
chym iasn}m; mimo to obsahue kniha
pfedu praeidta ryskognosti, kterych
dluzno 81 pfedevsim povsimnouti.
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M6stsk a rad ptiiala resoluci to-
no smyslu, ably kontraktor viaduktovy
ien cleeeiaDdsk6 dtlniky zaln6stnaval,
ogsem ien pokud Sc to provesti da. Ca.
sopisy. ktere prot importoyani kanad-
skycL d4lniki ku stayb6 t6 hlasu sveho
pozyedly, nezustaly iak v}sledek ukazuie,
nepoysimnuty.
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Pek ar IN a feznikGm. Redi-
telstvo zdejsiho chudobince vyPisuie ofer
ty ma dodavani pe6iva (chleba) masa
iakoz kosti ma polivku cd Is. kv6tna
1876 do Is. kv6tna 1877 do zdeisiho ehu
dobince. Zapeeettna nabidnuti necht Sc
podaii do dfadovny chndobince, (. $50 '
ulici Superior, do Is. kvEtna t.r
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orla.
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h15sf'le77
Z !:

~ So "a p. ks-@1as*7NNxs
Scveron6mecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
nejc6tH spoleGnost paropavebni Ne
meckn, jelikoz dita 28 yelkJch poinof-
skych, krasn6 zfizenych parnikI, ktere
stavaji Sc vzdy oblibe7a5j5taai. coz vysvita
toho, 20 mezi Evropou a Amerikou
10 konce roku 1874 20 mich 54OO77
osob pfeplayilo. Parolod6 bremsk6 vede
ny jsUu spotehiirgiDa' kapitany, isou pod
rizeny 6aytd a dttkLadhe prohtidcc a drze
il Sc neIlepsin I,ofddka.
zadovaa, Cestujicim ma lodi dava SO
ddstatek dobho uprayene stravy, kazdy
obslou2en jest stejne pfiestius, o poho-
at postarano jest co agflP.
kdo 10y 81 pfal nekomu 20 svych zna-
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatit,
necht Sc obrati ma n6ktereho nasich p.
t. zastupcl Americe, sice:
V CLEVELANDU ma p. NJ. KreiGiho,
1897 IL 1899 Forest nj.
V RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
v MILWAUKEE na p Oh. Toepfera
LA Clinton ul
V CHICAGO na PIP. Novaka Kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal nj. e..
V N. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave G, aneb G. Nikel-a $40 Broome ul.
V ALLEGHENY. Pa, ma p. Jos.
PodanGho, 277-279 Ohio ul.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP. Jindra, Jelinek
a spoil.
kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pf&tele
neb zname, k.eti 81 pfeplavn6 sami platit
budou, raciz nam sdeliti ieiich adresy;
my ie sprayime o .vsem k ceste te potfeb-
mem poptejouli nam sve dayery, budou
Vyprayou zajiste spokoieni. ~.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
kareS Il StOtZky.
Bahnhofstr. 80
Bremen, Germany.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.

New York, November s.-A special to
the Herald says the Turkish heet wa,
about to enter the Black Sea, and will
take IN the positions Of SiroPc and Ire
bixon, both Of which ports have been re-
Gently fortified. II this occurs, the his.
tory Of 1868 may be repeated, for 1t will
be remembered that II was of Sirope that
the Turkish vessels were destroyed BY the
Russian feet under NakhemOf with a
loss to the Turks Of 1000 mon. This act
on the part OF Russia made the Crimean
war inevitable. The advance OF the Turk
ish 1eet into the Black Sea may fire the
mine which all Europe is shuddering to
see explode.
Another special from the HcrGidS cor
respondent III Vienna declares that ser
via has been rendered l0OOO 6Feech ioa .i
era for militia by the Grand Duke, MI
chael Constantine, commanding the Rus.
sian forces in Bessarabia. Where the
men will be found who arc to use these
arms remains to lie seen. The theory in
Vienna ia that they must come across the
Russian frontier.
BRussEIs, November S.-The Letand
to-day says that RuSsia has insisted or
nm early conference Of tho Powers on the
basis Of the English proposals. General
Ignatietf, Russian ambassador at Con-
stantinopIe, has been instructed to sup,
port theoretically a large measure OF
administrative autonomy Tor Bosnia,
Herzegovina and Bulgaria, with
efticacious guarantees under control o
tho Powers.
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LYLE AND THE NIoeER-Jim Lyle, as
he Is called, Of Bridgeport, is big and
rough and drinks whisky: Tuesdays
Democratic victory caused Jeems to draw
more than his usual amount OF enthu.
siasm from the "Hoin bole.n he was
haranguing small crowd oflisteners on
Brannn'S corner when George Galloway,
q colored man, passed by that way.
Jeems, true to his Democratic instincts,
called George a"Monkey.iaced Niger"
Turning around at this rude address, and
stepping up to the ruffiian, George said,
"Mr. Lyle, you Is white gentleman, and
and ! am a colored man, but you don't
have 10 call me such names, and don't you
forgetit." Jim,with the inSolence born Of
Democratic whisky, repeated the epithet.
The words were scarcely out Of his mouth
when George handed him compliment
straight from the shoulder and sent him
Waiting up street a few yards and
lodged him In the gutter. Picking him
self up hastily, he stood not on the order
Of his going, but went Immediately, and
kept going, until he found friend who
reinforced him by the loan of revolver.
With this he returned, and pointing it at
Galloway said, "Ill shoot the dam Niger"
Galloway didn't scare worth cent, but
stepping up to Lyle said, "Shoot you
coward, you wouldn't shoot a dead rat"
and was about to 90 for Jeems, revolver
and all, when Mayor McConnaughy hap
pened upon the scene and toted the war.
like Jeems of to jail to await hearing
this morning before police Justice How
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THE pEy1rEyTrARY.-There are at the
present time 1879 convic.s in the Peniten.
tiasy at Moundsville, only four OF that
number being females. The main walls
surrounding the prison have been com
plcted, and the erection Of permanent
brick workshops within the enclosure il
progressing rapidly. In all this work
convict labor is employed. The prison
cells and the whole grounds enclosed pre-:
sent an appearance Of cleanliness and
health, and little or no sickness has with.
in the past year fallen upon the inmates
The conyicts all look hale and hearty,
and seem as cheerful "a could be ex'
pOcted. ..
The management Of the Commissaryl
Mr.. A. J. Martin, is most efficient, and to
tax payers really cheering. For the
month OF June the cost per convict per
day was l2i cents, for July II $40 cents
for August 10 90.l00 cents, for September
10y cents, and for the past month, with
an average of one hundred and eighty
'.hrec conyicts, the cost per man was only
lOt cents per day. Considering the
market value OF beef, vegetables, &C., to.
ee;her with the excellent quality fur
nished, this exhibit shows that good man
agement has characterized all depart
ments OF the prison.
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Boy DRowNED.-Last evening boy
named Aul was rowing small race boat
in the river near the boat house OF the
Leisure boat club, when the shell in
which he was seated was upset by
the waves made by the little steamer
Star of the West, which was passing BY
at the time. Aul swan toward fiat
in which were two boys, named
Waller McManaway and Ackwell, and
In attempting to get on the fiat upset 1t
and threw the entire partyinto the river.
Aul and Ackwell SWAN 10 the shore, but
McManaway's strength gave out and he
was drowned. An attempt was made to
recover the body by graphing, but with
outsuccess. The drowned boy was about
twelve years Of age, and son Of james
McManaway.