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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09
GEORGE ". sIICkNGY, AuctioLver.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEkrY ON WASHINGTON STREET,

TRUsTEE'S sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON STREET,
GEORGETOWN, u. G.
a. By virtue Of q deed of trrst TO mo, dated Oc-
< tober lst, A. u 1885, and duly recorded in Liber
n" 7@S, folio LIS, one of the land records for the
District or Columbia and at tho request OF thu parg
secured, will sell public auction in front Of lhs
premises, or SATURDAY, February 9th. 1876, at
clock p m. the following described real estate
situate in the city OF Georgetown, District of CO.
lumbia, 70 wit: All thet piece parcel of land be-
ginning for the - point the west side of
Washington street, Gee hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
(l21l feet norh frC, the northwest corner of Wash
IL eton and Gay streets, and running north along
Washington street twenty six 1867 feet thence west
eighty sO feet to ten 100 foot alley; thence south
along said alley twenty six Is feet and thence east
eighty so feet to the point Of begin ming, with the
privilege OF Use of said sley and the running
there through with improvements, &C., subject,
however, to the following INTERCHANGEABLE, deed
OF trust to Charles H. Crsgin. IT.. 10 note for
02eOO, dated February as 1875, with interest at 10
ger cent from august ~, s75 I'd, deed OF trust to
b. L.. Brackford to secure note for $1,000, dated
June list with interest at 10 cent. from June
/, 1875; Sd, all taxes now due.
Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of 500 will be
required of the purchaser time of SALE Terms of
sale TO be com piled with In days. or the prop
erty will be sold at cost and risk Of defauting pur
chaser. All convey ancing at purchaser cost.
fet5dads JOHN Ii. TANNKB, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

A SEEDY CHAP without 2 nickel in his
pocket ate a forty cent dinner in an Omaha
restaurant When he had 20 confront the
cashier he lost his presence of mind. lust cad
OF saying "Im an Indiana editor aud grace
fully waiting for a cigar, he feebly 81 aculatet
Don't kick" Result as stated in the Bee.
THE cashier did kick, sending him from the
door into the gutter on The irst round."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09
Why they Cali Sam Cox ..,,s.,-

all BECAUsE OF Ak ARTICLE UE v-norr
Nr h,S az WAS AN KDTToR, TWENTY
"A Great old Sunset published A. The
W., oI.o Statesman, May A.. ISIS
la Stofinfal sunset wa tLst OF last
s sI,fFl,,, nov glorious The storm, aud bow
si.ctuta ne setting Of the suu, We % uot
remember ever 10 have seen the 4 l,e On oar
INuL0 glpue. The scene Opened IN fh,, west
- = s..ois hoflzon iull OF golden inter
it.ytIatlng ulster. which colorUd the foliage
ard frightened every ohIect Ia is o,s,, 80
dyes. The colors grew deeper and richer.
until The goloen lustcr WAS Transformed into
storm cloud, full OF anest iIgbtniYe. yynic,,
leap,d IN dazzling EiCyaCs an round al
over he CITY. The wind aroSe with fury.
The slender shrubs and giant trees male
ohtl>ance 10 Is majesty. some even
snapped before its fp~ce. The strawberry
oeHs and grass plots "turnet up their
whites 10 see XcphyrUs march hy A. th,,
rain came, aud tne pools formed aud the
suffers hurried away. thunder rnarCl grand
- ana The nle bells caught the excitement
80 rung win hearty chorus. TIE south
ard east received the copious showers snf
ne west All at once frightened up ia n long.
pollshtsi belt 81 azure. worthy oi a Sicilian
thA. Presently a cloud appeared in the
szure bc,t, Ia the form OF a caStellatesi ,,ty
II became more vivid. reveailu. strapSc
forms 81 peerless iaEeS and slaoaSter- tsnl-
pies, and glories rare and grand On this mum
dane sphere. 10 reminds IA 81 Words woT-th's
splendid verse IN his ENcIrstou.-
The appearance, lrSiantSucouSly Al disclosed
as OF a ma ghty city. boldly say
a wilderness of buildings. sinking far
And self withdrp wn into "A Voadr,s,iS depth.
ar sinking into sp'cndor without enH
But the city NafiSt0i only u give place IN
ahoibcr Isle, where the most beautiful forms
OF foliage apTSare'. imaging a Paradise ia
the distant aud puriled air. The sun. wearied
ot the elemental commoiiOn. sank behind
TIE green plains Of the west. The great eve
IN heaven, however. went not down without
dam brow hanging over it's departing ID ght
Inc rlcn hush OF the uneartnly kight haf
lAAsed. ana the rain had ceased when the
solemn church bells pealesi, the laughter OF
Children out and Joyous after the storm II
heard with the carol OF birds. while the fni }, "A
and purple weapon Of the skies still dariad
Examinations around the starting college,
trying 10 rival It's angels ana lean into H.
dark WINDOWS. candles are lighted. TIE
piano strikes up. We Zeal mat tt - gopf 10
have home-gOOd To be ON earth where such
revelations Of Beauty aud Poger NAV toe
made. And as We cannot refrain gglm rem ind
iug our readers OF everything wonderful I'm
our city. we have begun and ended our feeble,
etching or sunset which comes 50 rarely
that u glory should De committed 20 inn
mortal lie.
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RAILROADS.
1915 GREAT 1915
1910 PEsNs 1910
SOUTE
To the NnIfh, West. and sOnfhNests

Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave " ssbington, city time. from Depot,
corner % 8 = and streets. 81 follows:
Parlor Car to Pittsburg. 40 D m daily, with
Palace Csr 20 Chicago, and ll:sS q, q. daily
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Eor Csnsndsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, snd the north, Q. m. daily, except Sun
day; and . 40 = m daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Rochester. For Elmira and Buf-
falo, IL IS m daily, except Sunday.
PsIaee Cars attached; Limited Express Of Pull
man Parior Cars, 9-23 q. m. daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
For New York. 100 m. daily, except sunday,
with Par'or Cars attached.
and IS and 9:IO .. daily. Limited III press,
y IS a. m dsiiy. except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, $40 .. N. daily,
Tor Pore's Greek Line 1850 g. m. and 4:2O D. m.
daily, except SUNDAY.
Tor Annapolis, $50 Q. m and asa .. m, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FEEDERICKsBURG RAIL
RAILROAD.
Tor Ale1aIdris, s. oIIa.m..1,3,4.oo.
30, sni i:3- .. N. On Sunday at a. m, 1,
Forthe South, via Richmond, II:3s D. m daily,
except SUNDAY; and $40 q. m. daily; and via
Lynchburs 3. n. and l1:3s p. m. daily, eI
Trans leave EIcIsndris for wsshlnptar S, T. -
S,1Or IL &. r =, 3, 4, ), 6, and ? ?. IN. On
Sunday at AID 10 a. m, ; and D. IN.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Psricr Oa,
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
eyivanta aTeEue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and PenDsy a1ls avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage 10
Cesiin alton fr m Hotels and Resiiencas ee"se ="
ID NJ. BOY n, yR-, Gel1 Passenger Agent.
FRANh THOMSON, Gen1 Manager. isa3-l y
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Young & MIDDLETON.
L Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON q STREET NORTHWEST,
BETWEEN 9IH AND 10Th SHEETS
~ BY virtue OF "A deed OF trust the 5th day
S IF January A ID. lSI4 and recorded in Liber No
7Ji toll 4i3, of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and at the request of the hocer Of the
notes thereby secured, the undersigned will SELL at
public auction, ia front of the Premises, on SAT
tBDAl the lSth day OF February. A. ID. 1876, at
O'Clock D. m. the following described real estate
and pIeIose7 situated In the city of WASHINGTON, in
the DlslriCt o. Columbia to wit: Lot numbered one
hundred ana ve los in Soran recOroed suudivis-
Ion OF g. uare numbered three hundred and seventy
i've, 90 - together with the improI ements, being
No. 81, u street northweft.
Terms unc-tlird IN cash, and the balance il one
8pd no yvsrs IA equal pay ments, Tor which the
prtnlsSoT notes 81 the purchaser will be req uirsd
bearing interest at eight per cent per anrum and
bear dt'a c. tur Pale, secured by deed OF trust
the premises and n satisfactory policy OF insurance.
or the pure hsser may pay all cash at his option.
orpo5u "a JJ viii be required at tie time Of SALE
Al conv yancipR 10 he ut the cost # the purchaser
IL the terms - sale s-e not conn piled with within
tel days II TeaeT tire trustee reserves the right
resell IL property Ell Ire risk and cost of tie de-
fauttiDg purchaser. MARTIN L. MORRIS,
fet4 go DDS Trustee.
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STEAMER LINES.
NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN

PHILlDELPHId, ALEXANDRIA, WASP.
IaGTON AND GEORGsTORF.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier q, North Wharyes, Ph'ia ielu Ms
SATURDAY, at ~ m =
:, From 80 v ster street. Georgetown, 5S5S
Do, MONDAY, a. .. m.
This line connects st Philadelphia with Clyde
Regular Semi-veekiy Line OF Steamers Tor Pr0vi,
oenoe, Boston and New England States. TO wharf.
age In Boston BY this line
g: HYDE, Asen. FOR u. OF o.
IN. Y. GLIDE CO, Philsde pbia
v. A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
pB: q: Mlsh, 40 tevonshire street, Boston
lett at General GfiCe, 6O3-PenusylysDis syeaue q,
81 the stesasrs' Wharf, VIII be promptly afforded
TO-
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Hc.dIHs SPst.cI ITnt, JdnuaTy Z5lh. $50.
trainx Of WILLIAM d. CLEMENTS, de-
ceased. the Administrative aforesaid has, with
the 6s eA Of CoiumSE sior S sppoin.ed
TUESDAY, February goth, A. D. lo76, for the final
tate of said deceased and Of the assets in hand 30
far the have been collected and turned into
money, when aud where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified TO attend, with their
claims properly youched. or they may otherwise By
estate Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In the Evening Star
DIsi2SS y 'oe 'sia W&EBsrrk' Ear,.ter O, will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

~As Mr.. Josh Billings remarks, "truth
mistake IL iog weakness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

DALIIa0aSA POTOMAC RAILROAD,
40 DEFOr CORNER 6Iu AND STREETS INV.
After January ID, 1910, trains will run - follows:
TEAMS SAVE FOR BALTINORE.
500 an, Limited kIp-ess, daily for the W est;
,so am-, E1psss sf Tor Bs III s s daiiy.
s:S3 M, Limited Bxpress for Nev York, daily
eIee2t Scn6ay. Parior Car Train.
l,;ss sra tas; Line West and North, daily except
r.s0rm., Express for Philsdelphi. and Hev
foIk, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
s:<s pm, tccScsIotetion, daily EXCEPT Sandal.
&:30 , m, hccOuimoda tion fer Pope's Creek, dAi.
ass pm, for FhiisdsiSh is, dsiIy.
daily except Saturday for tie North.
1850 N, Mixed Tram to Bowie, daily, excep
$40 p.E., daily, New York Night Express
TEAMS AkEIVE AT WASHINGTON.
$40 s-n., sccoInmOda alton, daily except Sunday
e:3S q n, at Line. daily.
100 o m, hcc.iTIlOdstion, daily.
I:lo , y Baltimore ans Philadelphia Express,
<:s3 pm, Limited tx press from New York, daily
$50 . NJ, " ashington Mail, daily, except Sun
SCOPE, daily from Baltimore ard the West.
lib PIE, Richmond Express, daily.
=. m. daily except Sunday, conpec: II Bowie with
trains for Pope Greek line.
Trains leaving Nsshtn gton at 80 o. 70. ana ass
m. connect Oie8ton with traius tor Auns polls.
Passenger icsYins tneir orders ST Ticket Or1oc,
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
sTenue, oOrtE - corner eth street and PsEasy Iva
Ella avenue, lsye their baggage called for and
Checked 81 tOtt- sid residences 10 all points North
aud West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, COlum
!esns, ChIcscc. 0mahs, San Francisco, and an
points Kss:, " eat, 6orth and south.
GEO. q. villains, suss s,1tsn e,
De BOYD, Jr. GeaI Pass'r Agent mayzs.tf
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SQUARE 597 AT AUCTION.
'kCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ES-
TATE, SITUATED BETWEEN lsT AND ~
STRhnTs VEST AND n AND STREETS

Z
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date the
18th day Of May. a IL. ls70, and recorded ia
- Liter No. 6l3, at folio IA, of the land records
OF the county Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
ard ty direction OF the hOlGer Of the rromssory
thereby secured, we will offer Tor sale AZ pustc
ton, IN front of the premises, on SATURDAY, he
l9th day Of February, 1876 at O'Clock D. m, all
hist certain tract or parcel OF land stuste 10 the
city Of ashington, il said District, TO wit All Of
Square numbered FIVE hundred and ninety seven
(5sID, containing eighty-one thousand six hCnired
ard seventy five feet (Sl ,675l.
The terms Of sale are follows, to wit: Fourteen
hundred and. nifty four dollars and forty seven
with interest at ten per cent. from October
l9tn 1914. together with Inc costs and expenses in
cash, and the balaLce. for which the notes of the
purchaser shall be taken bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per centam par annum. payable Semi
annually, ana secured by deed OF trust on the pro-
perty, in six, twelve, and eighteen m onths. de-
posit of tw hundred dollars will DO quired at the
time Of sale. All convey ancing at the cost OF the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale not com piled
with In DAYS the Trustees reserve the right to
sell at the risk aud cost Of the defau.ting pur
chaser. HALLET kiLBOURN,t T,,.,aa.
JAMES NJ. LATTA.
fsh5-d TBOS. DOWLIN9, AUCtioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

THE LIBERALS are Just waiting for rally
ing note from that Old gentleman I'm New
York who once inspired the country by the
memorable remark that .sthe prairie hens
are on IRE for Greeley" We forget his
name. One ripple from his bugle of beauty
will set the ranks IN motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09
Rf b. ID. wABNEn, Auctioneer
TRUSrEErS SALE

EAR BIZ virtue Of deet of trust dated Februsry
- 45O, # the land records of the District Of c..
InMtIt, viii sell at public aUcriOn on FRIDAY,
mel tn OF february, lsIe, at "a o'clock in
trout OF lot No. Z, in square No 635, by the depth
thereof I his gropertv has front Of 81 feet in
Ches on North capitol street, between north aud
north streets, with average depth of about lO6
three years the purchaser to give his notes the
deferred Pay ments. bearing interest tho rate of
light per cent per annHm; and secured ~ deed of
trust on the property. Convey sucing at cost Of
purchaser, SlVO down at time Of sole.
feb7-eo&ds [Rep DOwNM.NS GREEN. Au:t
~ prene Court of the District OF Columbis passed
In Equity case number S,l2zr wherein Robert Cot
man, and others are eomplsiDants, and John W
on fRID%Y the Attn day Of Fes S eFsi 1885,
9 q Srsos the ns Tes ham IL Il s ess
City. This property is known a. No. IaIs Penn
sytyanta ayenGe, ard is on that avenue between
stTe't Ii has front Of fifteen feet six and three
quarter inches, more less the and six
There is three story brick buildisg on the land
now occupied by the Inde pendent Ice Company,
and also SINAI threestory brick building 'front.' az
On u street. This property will be sold In q single
Terms of sale: One third cash one- third in one year
FRI day of sale and the remainder in two years the
deferred payments 10 bear iaterest from day of sae
and to be secured by the Of the aud
q lien on the property sold deposit of 500 will
terms of sale be not complied with in tea days from
DAY Of sale the trustees he right to resell
81 the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
All convey sncins az purchasers expense.
A. 5. WoRTHINGT0N, Trustee,
)anzi-o3os 631 street.
x TEE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, the llth day Of February, IST6, same
feL5-eo&ds A. wORTHINGTON. Trustao
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80. Rw DoWNMAN, Trustee.
leoS DIS Ken eOdl
T'RlSTEEs' SALE OF INFROYEp PROPER
n On THiRD STREET WEST, BErN

u AND STREETS NORTH.
10y virtue CT deed Of trust recorded IN Lihar NJ
.tO folio 29, of the sut for ths District Of
t"lrmols We viii set. ~ puOlC auction, IL from
81 he premises, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day 81
tto nary ie'e At = O'Clock T m, Lots So. -, IS.
snd 30 IN the subdivision OF original lot- Ms a
ard H. IN square No. $751; as recorded Ia the oClce
~ ne surveyor Of the city Of Washington 10 iber
III II G., folio -.
sAld Lot No So has front Of IL feet inches Iy a
cePth OF IS 4 T. an alley feet wide
said Lot No 81 has front Of is feet inches by a
depth of - feet.
Said Lot NJ. IS has front Of I6 feet inches b.
depth of III feet
Said Lot No. IS has front OF Is feet inches, sni
Is described az follow Commencing on 81 street
west 81 the dividing iue between saiI Iats IS N
"a, and running thence Forth along tire live OF sal
81 street 10 feet inches thence l7 feet thence
sonth Is feet inches; thence west y feet. thence
north foot inches; thence 70 feet to the DE
ginning.
Each lot il improved by good tvo-s:ory q yelling
Terms Of sale: Ole-third cash. balance in eJuai
ipsiaments a. ana ~ month the purcha=cT -
slYe bis notes Tor the deferred pa, mens, bearing
Interest st the rate Of per cent. per an aum, aud
secured by a de- OF trust the property. : lgl
down on ach lot when sold. Convey ances at cost
of plrots
NATHANIEL CARUSI, JR.,t --,,-.
EUGENE CARUSI, trustees
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SHILLIN6rON'S PATENT
~ SELF-CLOSING DIARIES FOR 1870
valuable Pocket Companion, containing Alma
nae, wages Table, Interest Table, Domestic ard
hOicign Postage stamp Duties, Population of States
ana TERRITORIES Blank Space for every day in the
year and Cash Account for each month. Fifty diff
Ierent Kinds In various style of binding.
PHYSICAL Ms VISITING LIST FOB 1875.
HAGERSTOwN and other ALMANACS Whole
sale and Retsil st
SHlLLING4ON'S Bookstore,
deczar Corner AZ street and Penns avenue.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEW BOOKS!

Eastern Life. By Harriet Mertinsau.........ssoo
maRnetl IN ana Electricity. By Guthrie........ 80
WIner sunshlne BY Burrough s.....-....-..... / 50
a fSIng Investment. BY Anna Dickinson. / W
Sca MINING By Collins. T5
History Of Creation. By Hsckel ............... 90
Air, and lts lafsns 70 Life. By Hartley. j 50
Ny Young Aic;des. BY Miss GOnae-............ rs
Inc motions sLd the VIII. By BAN .......... 20
mp. from German workshop. Vol w.. 50
The Pillow Of Straw. BY Lowell ................ 50
The Orphan Of Ptmlico, with sketchiDgs aud
draw ings, BY Thscsersy 50
The True Order of Studies By Hill ............ l Is
Halves. By James 81
theological Sketches Part III. By Aga-sz...... / IS
among My Books Part III BY Lowell ........ 60
New french 80 cents TO %
Congressional Directory, ID edition............ IS
CITY Directory, 1876 .............. . 90
Tribune, World and Church Altman acs-.......... Is
New lob lot Cloth bound BOoks-................ 30
SOLOMONS Il CHAPMAN'S.
Agents for Lawrence Pure Linen" Papers,
feb3 II Gil Pennsylvania avsnue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

THE MANUFACTURE OF SIrRo-GLYcE-
RINE.-IrofeSsoT MOgbTay will put 40 a
two story wooden building at NORTH Adams,
Mass. one hundred feet by eighteen. On the
site OF his late glyceriDe works. II is in
Tended 10 20 model the new WORKS that by a
supply OF warm and cold air, and warm aud
cold water, with leaden iioor, the risk from
spilling nitro-glycerlne. aud from thawing
out when when 10 has concealed. will here
AFTER be entirely removed. At the close of
each DAYS work the last vest ges, whether
OF nitro glycerine, acid vapors, or water inn
pregnaied with the same, Will be entirely
cleared away. As originally constructed tne
works were not complete in this respect ant
althou gh frequent reconstruction aud addi-
lions have been made from time 60 time,
sun unwlllingneSs TO tear down aud use
PICK and crowbar over the site OF the old
buildings prevented a thorough resrrange-
ment; this will Low be done, and IL IL be-
lleyed that hereafter an accident so far as
eight years experience can suggest or pro-
vide, viii be an imposso ility. About two
hours work every day will be the limit of
manufacturing. Only fifteen minutes of
this time will be used in handling the ex-
plosive material; the remainder OF the time
Will be spent in clearing up and preparing
for the next days run. Thus danger will at
least be reduced 10 minimum.-lSpytlqiie
Rs31tJJilcon.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. LEON, the oldest ESTABLISHED LADIES Phy,,-
~ e,Gn, can te consulted at No. $40 II street,
every Tuesday AND Saturday, Honrs to O'Clock:
Monroe street, Baltimore. ian2l- In
WHY Do YE sUFFER
w When our Medicated and Capsin PLASTER
Ill Immediately relieve and cure Diphthera Colds,
G5S%, Ss9a0' ES;s fhEos., Scsslst Fever: Germs,
Central Depot, Room ., May Rn,ifing,
jams I'm. 00'Nsf 20 C' LEWIS nH rs q 1 60.
HE. BUOKLER JON Es.-Twenty ysars' eIperi
- enoe in Female Diseases, irregularities, oTa
Basiness iss g. aOas4d s Bs
more sepl1- 5ns
NADAMh RIsTNLI., 81. D., q Thoroughly eI.
Midwife Of % years practice attends ladies' at thsiI
homes comfortable private rooms, careful nsTs
private residence Ladies placing themselves under
The CT adsIre 1estel guaranteed scientific
Sovs Ss &C.:
.1SATisYAGTI0N,' q PER BOTTLE. Don
COLONIZATION Buiidiaz.) iyl-9n'
DkEsCBIPTION FREE FOB THE SPEEDY
Cure Of s15. Let
cess; Amy Druggist has the ingredien.s.
s aSd5sns b SAs aass, ssx geii
IsR. ROBER f1VN FROM BALTIMORE
az. SssPssxsTsu s,'s M Il
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Gonorrhosa, elect
Structure, BY phiis, and Sperm atorrhes, Gases of
9opnorrhea recently contracted cured In 70 days
Syphilis In all its stage: quickly cured, sad the
out the use OF mercury. S2ematorrbea, brought
by cesses and abuse In youth, causing loss 81
weakness, potency nervous irrtabity symptoms
q consumption, Indigestion, pslgisation 81 the
evil forebcdiRse, self distrust, 30, speedily cured
ns~ oi;Goyered rs%eH1ss; ~. Sensem.n piScns
scientifically and honOrably treated. Refers TO the
nigh testinonias which he holds from the lead.
ine ply sicians Of Baltimore. Once A2A 10th street
northwest, from = to .. n. mar9-N
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A PTors FRArn FRoN CALrroRNr.

n PiouS FRAUD FROM CALrFoR~TA.-TTi
: rT,f o. EGg "a BrObil5a fJr ISJryiny 3lO OOo
Worm y NOfcS.-Dn January 2lth Sheriff lag
Ecttr Ia Brook IN, received from Gov. Tlli.u
reqClsitlon for Perrin n. sumner who was
wanted In California for fOrgcrieS amount
ing 20 over S10aOO in oakland aud in other
places INA California, the offences dating from
laSt iall back many months. The re4uiSitlol
called Tor Summers arrest on a charge OF per
jury. The error was detected. aud the rslui-
sluon was returned 10 The governor 10
reached Brooklyn again ON Friday, aud was
placed IN Order OF Arrest Sherif HarIy's
hands, aud yesterday Mr.. Harry arrested
him. The jail officials last night refused 70
allow Sumner 10 be seen. az was ascertainei,
however, That summers frauds nai He'd tue
California newspapers, and that by skillfui
iOIgeries he had swlnaled most OF the wealthy
Inen Of Oakland. He WAS an Official i'm th,
Baptist church there, and covered his trans
actions with his professcl piety. lie had a
luNuriously furnished Office In Montgomery
s;rcet, san Francisco, and a fine r.Siacnce IN
Oakland. Most OF his operations were m
real estate. one Of Els victims was a Mr.
Osborne, OF Brooklyn, who had begun % ne
gOaate an exchange of some Brook yn prop
trty Tor a residence called IngiewOOt. near
Oakland. When Mr.. osborne hal paid : 800
he lost sight OF sumner, aud us yer recpt we'd
hIS real estate. The Rev. Mr. Parshall, the
pastor OF the Baptist church, learned OF some
OF Summers transactions, and a. once the
latter plotted % ruin him by accusing him
OF adultery, which charge lei 20 Mr. Par
shalts leaving his pulpit. Tlere ~ "A whole
chalter az Summers frauds. which are vet
only partially known in Brooklyn. lie Is 20
be returned To Califnruia.-N. A. Sti, sfh.
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such body of ciergymen TO Brooklyn? Per-
haps there is no danger, but would il not be
better for our clergy men TO avoid tempta-
ton? We are quite sure that Brooklyn is q
bad place even for religious people, GavctaT