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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

A BRAVE LITTLE Boy REscuKs HIS
MOTHER FROM DRowNING-Oa Thursday,
the oath ult, Frederick Bergman, aged II
years, rowed his mother, Mrs. Berry m an
and two OF his sisters, both younger than
himself, across the st. Croix TO Calais In a
small boat. When they reached their desti-
nation Frederick helped one OF the little
10 place OF safety. When he returned for
The other be found her running about the boat
screaming Where is my mamma?" Fred
erick rightly conjectured that his mother
had fallen overheard, and being a capital
swimmer, though 30 young, dived i'm medt
ately into the water where he saw uobles
arising and had the good fortune TO aid In
bringing Der 10 the surface, but could do no
more, aud Mrs. Bergman, like every other
person Ia danger OF being drowned, Kept
holding on 10 him, while both were sinking
again, whereupOn Fred cried out, son,
mother don't drown mel" on which, still re-
tanning her senses, Mrs. Bergman dropped
her hold OF him and pushed him from her,
and then sank the second time. Fred, 10 an
agony OF grief, dived aud pulled her to the
surface again. Again she sank. Happily
there was no current at the time, and when
the noble little fellow helped her up the third
time he succeeded by q superhuman effort
in placing her hand, which was Open on the
though by that time utterly unconscious,
took hold, and held on Till Fred mounted the
wharf and brought some men al work near
10y To her assistance. When, she recovered
Mrs Berryma explained that when Fred
eft her with the little girl she attempted 20
climb up the wharf, but IL being slippery
she lost her hold, while the boat had foated
way from beneath her, and she fell into th e
water.-l& stephens ". b JOtzndl.
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5ss Bs 5s ST. 81 8; !; ;sS IS
- 9: - s ~; S IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

Is Hsszsss Brseis q Los Pyisss OcSs and g
e: :ss S1S e s1 I'd e 4 Ssz s
sEssS SorsSssH. An Ends q noidsi sEioks .
one DrioS. OheaD Sof eesA. Orders DrooDey 1no1s
IT; 2aHR9s.
JO0DPH WILLIAUD.
bsisk. = i6s sli or d. q 49, Ialllils.
y0elf1 NIkkIAn
AHkWP4 q eNxh.ulay 0Aet:0SI
I'D - = q % & s 80, - e S%s5sa'
=. . - $500 $3.50 sI!s
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DRY GOODS.
4 FULL srOgK OF FAIL AND wINrER

a FULL sT0CK OF FALL AND wIHTER
n DRY GOODS.
We have nOv IN store Black Cashneres from 50
cents TO els9, Black Drsp d Etc, from 80 20
15to, Black Byretts, ~ = 50, worth : 2. Il sck
mObairs, from IS cents 20 81; Blsck lei les IN
BE width from rs cents u 81 Black fsmiss, from
- cents 70 u 50, aides &c Cloth 10 blsck. dark
grsy and medIrm gray AZ 50 Ver ard; Black,
Brown and kavy Blue Wster Proof, from rs ceats
70 81 Is: Bisek SILKS, full stock OF ths very best
brands ct old prices; navy Blue, Brown, Dark
Gre q aaf Plum Casbm RS, from Is cents 70 81 IS;
y pieces White CsmLrcs, st 20 and IL. cents, same
Quality AZ Lcusdale; so yards Richardson's Lin
sis, IN hort le8sth-, aI half p'i q: Laiies' aud
Gents Merfna nder seat, sill qualities: Blank Sta
full st.es, from "a TO SIS: eschei aud Brown
canton risnn-ls ". m q - cents; Toweis, Nap
Stns, Tsb'e Oamask, White eprraIs and soa.s.
keepins GSCd Of all hind, a. thu ,orezt prices,
w. N. BROwN,
Mo. 31f STD street northwest,
ep-I-u Near Psnnsyi vscIa avsn1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

WINDSOR CASTLE was struck on Thurs
day, September 6, by a meteoric stone he
tween Henry the Eighth's Gateway and
the Carrier Tower, and a portion OF the stone
parapet was Knocked OF. The stone Is said
10 nave been or the size OF q small cannon
ball, and 10 have exploded on striking tue
Castle with q noise like that OF shell aud a
shower OF sparks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

"A BosToNrAs went IN his buggy on Sum
osy rom Boston 20 Charlestown Return-
ma, train on the Boston and Maine Rsfl-
road ran over him snd bnoke sor,.s ~ rs
bones. He sued The boston ard Ma s,,,-s,
psny for Camages but failed 10 r,.,oxer 49,
Thing, rs, under tie circumstances ths 80.
OF Massachusetts was against him Toe
court decided that N ~ c0uld 10 pFov.-s a. q
this Bosionisn's buggy ride WAS "a work Of
necessity and mercy" he might recover
some eash nom the railroad company for
the repsir Of hts fractured homes, but thai
" be took ride for pleasure 90 the Lords
Day ne went al bis own risk, and could re-
cover nothing. 10 Was In vain that he
showed that this errand 90 Charlestovn was
Tor The purpose OF examining \ house with a
view TO seeing q &c would suit hun for a
residence. The court decided thst he need
not have gone 90 make such an examination
on sunday, and be was non suited.
BLAcoUE BEY IN A CHURCH CONCERT
The BlscQue Bey, whose name appears In
connection with the hideous Turkish atroci-
ties In Bulgaria, once figured I'm this country
IN very different scenes. In August, 1870 q
TU1ncert wss given st the Old Greenbrier
w nlue sulphur Springs, for tie bench OF tue
ltus hpiscopal church at Lexington, Va,
~ when 0en: Lee worshipped. The soprano
ssnker Wa lady nom brooklyn; the alto,
miss Maria Hunt. of Lexington N v A cous-
In OF The famous raider, John Moran. the
ossso. gentleman from SAVANNAH GA
and The tenor was Blacque Rev then reDra,
sentative OF the Turkish eovernment AZ
washington. The concert put $500 into tbe
pocket OF the church. ~
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z h1E4is Z E k1sl Trustees.
dts j. T. OOLDW GLL, Salesman.
1NkUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, Situate ON Il
sIREkT E0RTH, BLTWEIN 81 AND 4TH

bTkEETe WEST, AT AUCTION.
s G. s' d # i
he "a ~ 6 psssss s
a. ON the gel. 81 IsOc
ys OF lot q mum
Of sshngten and District OF Oolum ois, beg ming
fs the pen At M point on street fifteen 1
ss.t iehteen lisj feet and SIX (Sj ine6s., thence
sIpurtenaneee thereto belonging.
fourth cash on the dsy 81 sale or seven
days thereafter, and the residue In thres equal in
staments In Elk, twelve, and Gig hteen months from
chaser bearing Interest hom Tie day Of sale ct the
cash. :. opcn Of p
70 BE s:S a TheD the Is G Ss O The
money s.a interest Are wholly paid, and If terms Of
srty Vi. be re sdser.sd and rssod az me anS
S SdE Ssks 4 TR55ESIY' Trustees.
sepaI eOAds DuNOANsoN BIOS, Auots.
TRUsTEEr SALE Of vALUABLE INT B0VID
sff&hss AND SHEETS s5Efhs II
Ey virtue Of . deed Of trust to me. dated the -
9oih day Of august, A. D. 1875, dull recorded =
In Liber No. 79., folio 3t3 ct SEQ Of the land LII
DAI, the S0th Il september, a d. $50, at ;
ococh m, offer for sale at public auction TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, the following de-
s.ribed real estate, to- wit All that piece parcel
OF ground known and described the south one
half CT Lot numbered three 81, Ia the subdivision
Of lot numbered two az, in square numbered sfT
hendred and twenty nine 1921 In the city Of WASH
ington, and District Of Columbia, the lie re-
corded In the office OF the Surveyor Of said District
toee'her with the improvements thereon, consisting
OF ccmfortable two story brick dwelling and out
buildings.
Terms q sale: One third cash, Of hich SloO must
be paid when the property Is struck eff, and the
ance In two equal payments At six and twelve
months from the day Of sale, for which notes of
tie purchaser. bearing interest at nine psr cent.
and secured b. deed OF trust the property sold,
must be given. All convey abctpg ID recording at
purchasers cost. IL the terms Of sale are not com
piled with In seven days from the day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property,
after six day o. notice By advertisement in the Eve
ming Star" ct the risk and cost OF the dsfauting
purchaser. A B1RAEY. Trustee.
DOWHMAH GRBAN.
sepl6 N tn .eo&ds Auctioueers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28
NEW D8PAkHUR1.
oL1 6sTCs wA AS krdHrtADELrHIA,

The stef Of the above Ina VII leave PhilAA0l
phia ever SATURDAY. Ut . %. for -
johnso ~ wharf every MONDAY
81 ~ L., for Philadelphia. No wSa.fass - oss.
Sasd rsiskts Through bills Of ladpg issued 70 and
from the above ports. Freiehts received and de-
uvered daily from o. N. % ,. N. Orders for
deliver, Of freights and received ct 1909 street
and 1i11 5th Hreet northwest.
W. p. CLYDE 90,
Ho. ~ 3. Wbarves, Philadep hfa.
j. II. JOHHeOH CO.,
ialS. n ARsnt1 for WaahinRtop. foot lath q.
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nUHOAHsON BROS, Auctiaueers,
- Southeast Coz ner 9Th and ID SIS. northwest.
TwO-sT0RY BBtOK pwsLLISG HOSE AND
LOT On tTA sTkekT. BErNEeN & ASDL


srBIETs nOhThw rs {. Ar hU JTiUN.
BY virtue If q deed # trust q the suoscrfb- -
ers, dated soyember 10Th 1874, sud recorded 10
In Lieer No. 766. 10 IL SIS. &c 81 the Isad Ill
records OF the county OF Washington aud DistricI OF
Columbia. AND by the written req Of the p.rfies
secured thereby we will offer Tor sale. bF public
auction, on fh= premises, FkIDAN, the 2ath
oAy az septemher, 1876, at D O'Clock M. ell that
part OF Lot numbered six 30, in square numb eTei
nye hundr red sno twenty Elk 1907 follows: Be-
ginning 1t ro.ut on 4tn enteen feet three
and on bsf Inc bee north Of the uthwest cor Ger
OF laid lot and 1ning thence north seyeaeeu feet
thIe and one hall inchee thence east nj aety three
feet four aud one half inches; thence south spyen-
teen feet three ard half inches; theaca wet 4.
place ~ bestaDiLg. togeIher ~i ell tue buldiaks
and ap purtenaDces TO the same belon aging
lie terms ~ sale: one third of the purchase
money to be paid In cash; the bstsucD IN aotes of
eQnsl amounts, payable 10 sIx. twelve ana eighteen
moutbs firm date 81 the rate OF per cent interest
till paid: the notes 20 be scared bT deed of frost
on the property sold e20l must Be psid 9 dep l.t
81 the time Of sale all cow sncing puichasar.
cost should he terms OF ,aie not re com piled sEith
within hve Days sfter the SALE he Trustees reserve
chaser 3 risk ard cost, sfler Il e GsVs notice.
,,..,, Sdssi DAVIS, Trustees
g-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, the sth Of October. 1876. ,ne bour
al place. GAS. T. DAVIS rr,
r. F. LARNIR, ( ifuH e.
serE eesds DUNOANSON BROS, huct.
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WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID str

WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES sALHOF IMPROVED PROPER
TY FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AVGbUB,
BETMEEN 6TH AND 11H srS. SOUTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated January -
18th, A. 1858. and duly recorded In Liber
Is, folio 4sl, 80, one Of the land records for -
party secured thereby shall sell At public suction
Ia front Of the premises, on MONDAH, October
I'd. A. d. 1876, ct O'Clock p. N all that car.
tain piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying In
the said city Of v ashinston, and bsing known and
described a. Lot numbered ono, In the recorded
subdivision Of su odi vision Lots numbered two aud
three In square south of square numbered four hun
rrsd and tixty three, l4e3p with Improvements
thereon, consisting OF . Brick Dwelling.
Terms: CSC, cash; balance In and II months,
for notes byari.g interest from day Of sale and
ourtd BY DEED Q. trust on the properly sold Al
the property !. struck OF, and II the terms OF sale
ere not com piled with within i've days the Trustee
the right to resell the property Of the risk
and cost Of deisulting R1rchassT;
sepl6 eo&ds Wash. b. WILLIAM Ms, Auct.
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Having Q Lot OF
DRIss GOODS, sHAwLs ard OAssIMEREs
left over from last season. which INNS. bs sold 20
make room, We will cffsr them at LESS THAN
HALF PRICE.
Also, full stock Of GUINNETS BLACK SILK,
which selling al old prices, 81 50, els, 81;
worth per cent more to-day.
GEO. J. JOHNSON Il CO,
seys-eotr I'll Market Space.
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1870 PENHs ANA 1870
Il o u
To the North, West, and Southwest.

1876 rrrsnsS sfisE 1876
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
eEPrEMBB8 l1rH, 1876.
.oa ss 3: follows
For Pitsbure and the West, o m daily, with Par
f Sss.sc 's ny daily SS fs
BALLTInoRs AND POTOMAC RsILHoAD:
Fails, and the North: . m daily except Sun.
s1s ca. 4S ss s xsn
qua, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, 1850 an,
For NJ. ierR and T.. East, e:4e m. daily. Nth
Palace Cars attached: Limited Az press Of Pull
G1 s S.,' lsis md the s' %
6 snd 40 m daily except Sunday, with fariOr
For Phtl.delpbi., sos m. and 1: 40 I'm. daily
except Sunday. and = 90 and s;4s m Dolly.
Accommodation for Baltimore, l:2o Pm. daily.
For PSpss Greek Line 7:1o m and 4:ao Pm.
For Anpspoii!, 500 and 1850 an and 4soD.
N except Sunday.
sAG
sS.5cs 700 and al 1i snS NJ O. saal:S;
at am and I and I'M, IN,
and 4 , . m daily.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washtn gton, D, 7, =,
9,lO, II an, 4, 3, lao, ., 8, and Pm.
On sunday at and 1 q m and pm:
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Gar
accommodations can be procured At the Offices
Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street aud Penn.
sylvebis svenue, Northesst corner OF Sixth street
ard PENS snis avenue, and 1T the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Baggage to
destin alton from Hotels and Residences.
II. NJ. BOYD, IN ,Gen1 Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMeON, Gen Manager. JAMS ly
UNIVERSAL Il. n. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from al points
bought. exchanged sold at
. reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other ofbos or deDot@A
In this city.
Tickets good I'LL used. Baggage eneeKed through.
Apply 70 n. d. WHITESIDR,
aDfly S9T Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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YO.nORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD EURHITURE, PIANO FORTE,
OIL PAIuTIhGs, &C. AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY INCOMING, Be ptember 29,-
1876. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of ~
lady declining 0 usek eeping, No o o l3thttikVv
st. Get, between and g northwest, shall sell the
entire effects, viz:
EoseN GOD Piano Forte;
Fine Oil Paintings, Mir. ors;
Walnut Parlor Suits, upholstered ia Rep;
MaIb g top Tables, WI atnots;
LouI ges and Easy Chairs;
Window Hapgings;
Walnut Marple-top Chamber Furniture;
PaiDttd Chambe Furniture:
Zine Hair . d Husk Mattresses;
Feather Pillows and Boosters;
Blank Comforts, Spreads and Sheets;
Brussels, Three ply and L. grain Car pets;
Exclusion, Dining and other Tables;
China ard Glassware;
HtsuDs Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
sepN It THOMAS ROwLIsC, Auc peer.
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MARRIED.

PBICE-KIRkP4TRIUk On September ,sth.
1875 by Rey. @. " Powell, at the residence OF the
BRIDE psrents, No. III souEh HiSh street JoHN
i. PRICE, Of Warrington, ID. q, % IDA n KIRE.
PArKICK, Of Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

ULYSSES 9. GRANT IRIS VISIT TO SALT
LACE CITY--A visit OF Ulysses s. Grant
he Son OF President Grant, TO Salt Lake
City, is described as follows in the Tribune
al that city. under the date of the 14th OF Sep
TENDER: THE visit OF President Grants
youngest son, Ulysses, Jr., 10 Zion on Satur-
cay evening was SO unobtrusive and hasty
an affair that IL attracted but slight atten-
lion from our citizens or the newspapers
The young gentleman, we are informed, IL
travelling for pleasure, and he is accom-
panied by Mr.. Archibald Hopkins, 'an I'M
known person. The pair had their bills
paid at the Townsend House out of the city
treasury, and lost no time In paying their
respects TO President Brigham Young In the
Lyon House. or course, the son OF q Presi-
dent should be duly respectful and attentive
to an equal dignity with his illustrious
father. In the Tabernacle Orson Pratt's In.
structive discourse on the re-establishm ent
OF the holy and everlasting priesthood was
listened to, and while this hirsute sage was
pouring out his infallfble wisdom Apostle
Cannon took his seat by the side of the dis
tinguished visitor and pointed out TO him all
The ecclesiastical notables present on the
platform"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-28

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
= THE sTEAMER "AATTAAo," OAIi; v.
oi SIN street, ever MONDAY and
TEgkSDAf A0RnI1Gsa at o'olook, Tor
Nomtpf, including the favorite summer resorts Of
0oLTONs, RIVER SPRINGS, and BLAEIsfoy's Is
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, about run
down. - w. II. KILLING Aren't.
JyEl.sna 9Th street wharf.
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THOs. BOWLING, AuctIonesr.

THOs. DowLIse, Auct,onssr.
STANDS In TIE NORTERN LIBlRTY MAR
kET HOUSE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, October 8, lN6, At - O'Clock m,
on the Pre- misses will sell "An the Stands remain
ins uusold in the Horthern Liberty Market House"
For and conditions inQuir Of che auctioneer
or Ut The office OF the Comp my.
By order OF the Directors.
sepM-d THOs DOWLIH0, Auctiopeer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

1NHOMAs D0WLIH @, huctioneer.
EXTENsIvK AND ATTRACTIVE sALu or
ukBEOEEMsD PLEDGES, BY ORDER OF
6ULpsTElE & 90
On nOSnAY and TUESDAY October I'd n
and 80, At 4 m and . m AZ ny Auc- IN
n q kC oms, shall sell tor the above am "A H<kX
q large and srtrsc ". collection Of unrei
pl.dses- consisting OF Gold and Silver Watches.
Id Gold Ch.ius, DiAmOnss and sIl other ice
J.wtlry. eilverwsIe, Guns, Revolvers, &C.
Terms cash
sep3s 81 THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS
CARTER,s -O- ,fart., s,,.,

CARRIERS, SOS Market Space.
AIS, 81
Blsck Cashmere very cheap oye- one yard vide,
Verp foe, Oult 7fc
Black Alpsca. very Hne, double width, &c Black
eiik moh@i alpaca, hnest gu DIZZY. 10. gorta 75c.
Large as ortment OF b,sn'itul be- Dress Goo 9,
y, DC, Is, ~ IS ~ s., s0c COlOref Oszh dou-
Ole Width, o. e.t quality, s'I WOOL, 20, e. lac.
Pure Liner Table nams.k toe
All Wool Bed Tvief Flannel, &c; yard wide
" bite wtoi Flar mel, 2sc
Nearly two vaids uioe Back wsterproof. IS.
- Largest hiie Wool BIsnsets. e3 verJ wide
ehettirg. &c Excellen' Bed Ticking 15c
Very lsEe assortment Of Csssimsres for men aud
boys'xear
Coed Cslico, in remnants, So. Yard wild. best
cotton, IN remnants, o.. ssp26-tr
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CARPETS!

JrstTeceivec a new line Of GARRETT in Brussels
and lnErains ~ shout man Kfd-fHrsTS prIrsS They
are cheap. ard cash Toy Ill "a money they
are 20 be sold Prices AL the way from M. 20 IS
In Different grades aud the les are new.
The FALL STOCK nfDRY GOODS IL complete,
snd an examination will sh5w you tbs place 60 buy
cheap goods.
~Just dealer 10 all, and good value for your
money.
TN. NAUDAIN,
sp13-tr TO9 Market Space.
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We are selling, at greatly reduced prices,
LANDAUs, LANDAULEID.
CI.ARENCEB, COACHEB,
COUPHB and OOUPKLETD.

on E00a Ouss1~-e a@sosd 1sua FIVE
LIGHT L "A n ID A q 8, and FALLING
FRONT BERLIN COACHES are ~ Lead
no Carriages V ~ doV, and Tor beaay Of d.
Hos, aspActty and GsorossoAssss n conjunction,
Ws sssagpassed. M F11tso Fronts to bah az
nIoeN cossss9oo'zsoed b. 4pstp, (soikah -
rns0msaS q posastsd,&) md c0s wa snas b
lowered and ruksed VIA ~ Jas0~.
W 0lsYcDstss or work. to b FIRST QLA60s
nd 70 pssoss n suRy p05tcsal0.
sNo tVet,oe,ses ~ or rehts. susdw ~ ooovs
F00a, WI y 00oleod
~. klLlAM = co.,
- CHESTNUY STRBIY,
aseaAsAy H1w HAvIH, ooHH.
TRUNKSl XIX
eATOHlLes vALIsED,
TRAvlLIH0 BAGS,
POoKlR BOOKS. SHAWL STRAPS,
&C.. &c.. &c.
4 full aGDogoDoat, TIE largest 0eock. stroueee
meas e.A g The Sose rsesonabls Drioa 6 tn q
JANIS - TOPRAA,
sss q. ss.s1s. sasr ~ BIZ viss -. szss.a-
1.1n, -. sssssssA1 - Srs.sas ssssasA
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FROM LAST SEASON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-26
sI,72s.S27,ls9
Sl,@7,SIO,72l

The above d oes not include the loss or
railroad and other bonds sold to foreign
ers, or the extra cost to travellers abroad
The latter sum may be safely estimated
at SlOOOO,OO0 per aunum. Neither is
there included IN the above figures the
depreciation IN the value OF mortgaged
real estate and the commercial bankrupt
Cics which have amounted to n e&Ely one
thousand million dollars within three
years. 1t is not strange that the nation
inds itself staggering under a load which
paralyZcs every industry and reduces
honest laborerS to the condition OF men,
aicants, begging for employment.
II will be observed that in 1860 the ma.
ton paid tax to initiation Of $3.50, 00Oy'
600, while last year it was reduced to
$l7j,0OO,OOO. This Is Just $l75,00O,0OO
more than It should be; but 1t indicates
gradual return to sounder practices,
which, II PerSevered in, will in time Lift
the country out Of Ito difficulties. Not
WithStanding such plain facts as are here
representative 81, Louis platform, which
Is largely ascribCd 10 Governor Tilden,
demanded repeal Of the Specie Resump.
lion act, and the Democratic party nom
mated candidate for Vice President
WHO'S not only an inaationiSt, but who
was selected as such in order to foster,
stimulate and catch the initiation sentiment
OF The Western States. The danger which
would come to the country by stopping
lis work OF resumption where Il now Is,
Or oil further imitation OF It's currency,
y 100 plain TO require argument, A re.
Gandaut currency Is like an unnatural
uo9d, that first mandates the country
AUD causes fungus vegetation to sprout
over the high land, and then reeedes,
carrying in is path the workshops Of the
nuspandmRn, and leaYes immAtured crops
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-26

| ia anpendares-thG Brewets' hall, The
Cbeese factory, and the Wagon annexe-
will furnish abundant material for the
day. The midday meal can b. taken al
tbe American restaurants or at one Of the
cafes In the hall. On the way out Of the
grounds ride across Belmont glen on the
elevated one.trrck railway.
Eighth day.-Look through the two
mineral annexes to the main building
first; then walk through the building and
up Belmont avenue to the woman's paw.
lion and the kindergarten school, where
the rest OF theforenoon can be spent. II
YOU wish to make the rounds Of the res.
iaurants. lunch at the Grand Southern,
close by, visit the Kansas. Colorado build.
ing aud the New England ivy cottage.
Devote the rest Of the afternoon to the
music In the glen or to the organ and pl.
ano concerts In the main building. and
to seeing such parts Of the grounds as
have not yet been satisfactorily explored.
Ninth day.--The last day should Rlways
be devoted 10 more thorough examina'
lion Of such objects Of, departments as the
visitors tastes may lead him 10 desire TO
give more time to than he wis able 70 do
during his systematic survey Of the fair.
His duty done and the whole exhibition
gone through Chastity It is true, the WIS.,
tors may now give a rein to, his inclina.
tons. An ascent Of one Of the towers In
the main building, by the elevator, could
well be made'on this day,
In whatever department Of the fair the
visitor may be--whether among pictures,
machinery, manufactures, or agricultural
products should 40 arrange his move.
menta as to see the exhibit Of one coun-
try before going to that Of another. The
opposite method OF sightseeing-that Of
wandering aimlessly along the principle
aisles and stopping to look at such OBJ
ects as are particularly novel or brill.
ant, without ascertaining what country
they come fronts utterly destructive Of
the invaluable educational influences Of
the exhibition and makes Of it a mere
rare show.