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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNOABs0H BIOS, Aactiopeer,


rs zsp i5f os s4 LIZ 3E gR!ok pxlLLI1e
hTTh SndT GAnPI1oL AND lsT SHIFTS WEST,
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated ssvssu- -
t Isi 81 is =, Only rsoorssd 10 Libsr No. sss
tie District % the sns 5se0sd, for
q the % s on s 4 sfs's sss
S s:ssS S s:
and Sorce ~ OF O9rmSis to Wit AZ that sisce
:. lot afOres.id and ln.ws ss aud being Lot n1m.
SfTsd ss's OF 90 in sh. pssra Cd sub
r.onv shree t61sJ, together with the improve
Terms Of sale: One third Of the ,ureA.s. money
to be ped In cash and the residue In notes OF ca us
an unit peyesle IN six 90 Twelve ial and eishieen
cent Der aanam til S.id AND to Be secured 81 dssd
.. Mnst on The property deposit Of 500 Win be
recording co:. term. 81 .ss ana sie
not siea ~ith 10 ten days from the day OF sale
At the raj ana cost Of tie dsf.eitns ' eurchs.eg
after nve days enlightenment
octn soad. jos 4. sD sSs.'' Trustees,
nUEOAEsoH Bros, Auotioneers,
u Southeast COZ per 90 and . ste, northwest.
TRUsrEhs sALEOF
TUE III sss,s AID ESD pa akP t .sbs
SEkss Sktfssr s msssIE+ sSs
sifgsH, hS, o .d4sEAfss ssss WIZ WIZ
RSS R saAPEs; MATTRESSES PILLOWS
By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated July n
2lst, 1876 and recorded in Liber sI3, folio 3IS, ~
1n6ls. j vii sell ct puSii, suction, on NON N
DAY, 30th Of october, 1876. ct o O'Clock O. N
so sss a6 sSf
tofetner With other Furniture too numerous to
- BoBssT ". MCPHERSON. Trustee.
EootA'st D6ECANSUN aOs., Aucts.
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YO.AOR Row,

NASH. Il. VILLA ND, Aucuoneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner Nth and m
WALNUT FRAME PARL0R SUITES, UPHOL.
BILE TOP SID EBUARD, MARBLE Tor JIN-
Tak TABLns, WAkEUT SOS TABLES,
steals, BUklAUs AND wash STANDS;
AAIk Hbsk, AND COTrUH- roP IA RI IS
ONE LATk1BE STOVE IN PERFECr Or.
GG Essii rBnhussELs, THRtE,PLY anl IN;
CABINETS, TOILET WARE. WINDOW
SHADES, CHINA, GLASS Anu OR0OK ely
WABE, k1fOaEN UTENSILS, &C,
n On FRIDAY, October . 9TH, 1876, common
cling at 10 Q clock Q. m, 1 shall sell, st the
81 residence of a gentleman dsclining house
tkeeptDg, Isl 9 street north est. the aooy
collection Of Household furniture.
Terms cash.
octzs WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auct
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VAMEe GUILD,
Auctioneer and gNmUi.sion Merchant,
63s Pennsylv Ania avenue.
eALE OF HORsEs BIZ THE GREAT FALLS
ZOE COMPANY.
On FRIDAY, October 21ih at 10 O'Clock ~
m we will sell. ct the stables Of the Great ~
ais Ice Company foot Of 10th street south ~
weNt-
FOURTEBN HORSE9.
The same beirg sold io ,nseQ uence of want of en-
plsy during the coming winter.
Terms cash.
ootz4 81 JANIS GUILD, Auct.
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DRY GOODS.
R Z A ID Il Is.

O.ipg 70 the ertr.ortinsry de preston In trade,
end 70 bsNtrg bought more Goods tan usnaI ~,
nov nrd our stock much too Ia ne an IN - III
kindsof stspls std Fancy Dry Goods
~ oraer 70 n axe a resuctioB % at least Ten
1nousand Dcs-s 10 e00i ia ths NJ IT fbiTIy 5sxs
SesnAI oner the entire stock fmucb tor ia-gs 10
t.nx pr1ceS only Justified By The fac . as
i've es cal o-fo-e making your selections You
- Rsmenber location
W. n. BROWN,
No. 3I4 SRI SrRKBr,
Near Psnnsylvania avenue.
fs-lneiuaed in the above IL Q handsoms line
.. pLAOh SILKS. ooasht before the advance 10
e-oes- ocs23 q
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUsTEIs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON FAYE1TE STREET. No. 81. BE
TWEEn 81 AND 4TH STREE rs, GhURGE
3OWS. DO.
Under and BY virtue Of deed OF trust to NJ, "a
bearing date the twenty third day Of March, 1:::1
ID. E7e. and recorded Ia Libsr No $50 folio E:l2
q, one OF the land records for Washington oouuly,
DstTict OF Colun bia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, we viii sell q, cub ic auc-
23d day Of October, 1910. &c AZ O'Clock p m, all
ted upon the plan Of IL said district,
city, The same frontIg sixty (60) feet on the east
slice OF Fey cite street between Sd and streets,
extending back Of that width l3s ~. more or
less to the hne Of Beatty and Hawkins soSsfisn TO
said city OF Georgetown.
Terms Of sale: o. 800, and interest from March
sd 1879, and taxes, in cash: the baaace ia notes At
8, II and IL months with Interest," said notes TO be
secured by deed Of trust upon tine pro perty sold
A deposit OF oN0 required when property is struck
Of. Conveyanciog 1t cost Of purchaser. II ter ms
Of sale are not complied with sithin seven days
from day Of Gale. the Tru stees gill resell at the risk
and cost of dsfaulting purchaser.
JOSEPH Z. D1eR, lrrn-a>.
CHAS. a. MATHEWS, fTss.
octs THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
= ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
6DA z, October seth, zane hour and place.
octfO Thomas BOWLING. Auct.
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THOMAS DowLIse. Auotioneer


PkOPlRrH IN GE0RjEruWN-2 STORY
sIORE ROUSE ON FAYErrE STREET.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, d sted August -
Ntb, 1874, and recorded in Liber 764 foIto s. ..B
Of the land records Of Washington county E.lx
Distric. Of Columbia and by direction IN writias Il
the hodtr of the note secured thereby. will sell,
public auction, In front Of the premises, FRI
DAY, the 80 day Of November, ls16, at AZ O'Clock,
all that piese ei of land situate being n
Threlkeld s addition to Geor setown, ia said Dis
trict, and being part OF Lot g., in said addition Be-
ginning tor the same at lint the east side Of
Fay cite street q feet iIches from the nor h est
corner OF said lot, and running thence with said
tast line IS feet inches, less; thence east
erly end parallel with les street l30 feet, CT
lees; thence Eortherly and pa'al ell with Faye to
etI eet so feet, more leis: thence westerly and
with LIST street feet thence herly and
parallel with Esyette street "a feet inches: and
thence westerly and parallel sith LIST ll3 feet
more or lees, to the beginning Improved by q
two-stOry Brick DwellipG and Frame Store
Terms OF sale: Doe -fonrth cash; balst in 8, IL,
IL and ~ months, secured By notes and q deed of
trust on the properly The notes TO bear interest
the rate OF 10 Per cent per sRnum, ~ able semi
a. nually. Conv-yancing aud recording at pur-
chasers cost. Ito down when the gro ssrty il
struck of. 1.-THE terms are not com piled with In Z
dsys, ,he Trustees reserve the right resell q. the
cost OF he de'auiins purchaser and The cash pay
eot,4d 1. q kimsaiL, Trustees.
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~ School CHILDREN should be taught the
uineIehce between mushrooms aud toad
stools.
~"An English surgeon says that women
can oe easily frightened 10 death, and every
husband ought 10 be careful how he climbs
into the pantry window when he returns
from the processiOu."-(De ,rOis free Treu
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NVTlCa1Parts.: yho as.ire 70 disposs Of Oh
siLde 81 WEAhIN3 APPAREL can soll
them Tor higher oAsh yrioe than oay place in nc
eLy, ~ calling ar addressing HRRZo0, 0IG -
sttsntisa VIII - gtvsa. 3aviSs1
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en- TowsoS d Co,
636 PksssYLvAsIAAvks SOUTH SIDE.
NEAR 1rH STREET.
50 Dozen Ladies Linen Collars, .sc.
100 dozen ALI linen III aUdkerchiefs, st So
2k-vfce sbse,ins Cotton, at gc
Celicoes. ard 81 GEMS
geo pair Isrs. double Blankets, at s3oo. s3sO,
Conforts, Large SIZE. Cotton Lined, at slsO
leO pieces sKtra heavy Canton flannsl, ~ l7x
DRKs5 GOOBs, NEW SHADES.
so pieces doubls-width PhilsdsIphi. Poplin. at
serge: Ca.hne-es. DisEon.Is. Bebesa-, ,5c
Ooiortd Iashmerts, do able width, all the new
shades, AZ tOc. etc ~ Nv"
Yard aide, besI PercsIe., at I2c
ned Sisnneis, Plain and r-ileI 20. IS, 80, IS, 81
Best INDICATED Bed at So
bsek Osstmeres, full douole'width, at 50, 81, rs
Double width Black AIpscas, Is, 80, IS, 81, etc.
Mohsirs, 81 81; sold ~ Oh.
Water proof Cisth, at Tvc etc
Cloth for Men al Bsys' wear cheap, Is, 3D. SIX,
400 new psitsrns Of snavIs, from SOC ,spc, 7sc.,
q %, ol 50, 81 ~, etc
Lsdiee' ClotnsfcT sscane., Moscow Beaver, Cas-
tor Beaver &C, IRON 81 50, s5 90, % 90, etc, all
Oct1i eOir c 81 YOwSON = CO.
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The Lonoon Examiner, spes xtnr M IN.
n,.. ~, ion OF ne so-callsd mediom slsds
unoef tne vagrant sct IN London saws,
however The proceedings may END. thax
cannot but do good. Tue foolish peonis 80
allow themselves 10 be mixed MP win SPIRIT
uslism on The grouId that ~ IL impossih,.
10 know whether there il not ssomeInine ia
10, Will, perhaps, be brought % their seos.s
when they realiE the fsct that . medIum IN
IN reality much be same kind Of person ~
an iuDerant fortune-teller. There are q
large number OF crestulous people who know
hotning or natural science. but who have
IDLE time on their hands, and Consequently
importance
"rbese good folks are the natural p~y os
take up with splriInslism tbey fipd men,
selves persons OF Importance. The gr,r~s..t
nsttery II heaped upon them; great court IA
achieve q certain noloriety whicn- howey.,
cheap and nasty it may really De- 10 vet moi
Nitnout ik attractions for vain and veaI
English n. Jourc.,n W sudd.oIy discoxs,
thai he knows more about the IN as Of st1r.
man such oenishtet msterislIsts As Tys-
Gall and Huxley, and more about m.fs
physics and the laws of thopsht IMAM Nh
such conceit grows with what AZ feels On,
sno from an loquirer the poor silly dape
o .,,so - into = osilever, snd sonetimss
The oenent of tbs proceedings taken nv
Professor LAD kester L. that, howeysr tasv
may end, lhey Will serve 70 show spiritual
ism as what it is--s disreputa hle kind of
thing. with which honest men aud women
cannot have too little TO do. Slade NAV ha
convicted, committed or scquitJei m
matters nothing which fate befals him.
What 10 important Is that weak AMI foolish
p ople should see n AT Dri,nd ydcie there is no
uiSlInction between n professional medium
aud Gypsy vaga6ond. Fewer people
would slloe themselves 10 be mixed ND vita
spiriiuslism n the character of professional
MEDIUMS " re better understood"
lvY-There is popular belief that ivy
growing upon building renders 10 damp
and unhealthy, which is quite unreasonable.
In fsct, II wall, particul srly a north wall
be damp, the best Treatment is TO plant Eng
nm lNies At Its base, for not only does the
uehse foliage OF the plant keep out rain, but
us aerial roots ABSORB the moisture already
IN the wall. Tue real mischief done by ivy
IL 10 OLD buildings OF stone or brick from
whose Joints the mortar has been disloiged
An lVy-shoot once lodged in one of these
cfevlces Will grow in bulk until In tbe
course OF years 10 has so pressed the Joints
apart that the masonry can be dislotessf nv
any strong vibration OF the building BoSt1a
7rdnScTipf.
School CHILDREN should be taught the
difference between mushrooms aud Toad.
stools.
~"An English surgeon says that women
can be easily frightened TO death ard everY
husband ought 10 be careful how he climbs
into the pantry window when he returns
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r. EDw. CLARK a co..
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Goal
0fice, sos Pennsylvsuis avenue. northwest cor.
foot Of <th street esst. ooeS N
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A Ii rnRsoss DneIRIg9 TO DISPOSE or
"A THkls SECOND nAaD OfaIH q q "a Dc
BDB9s Nos. sie snd sS3 u ssresS n 49,
~ Da4 attsndsd %. 80
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NO ay1sUa.IL: RI9H IN By ~. s .:ss On IN
eH0le, e; SIS ~ 80: ssss :. end 9 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
HOAAs DowLlSG Auctiepe.r.

THOMAS D0wLlSG Auctiepesr.
YOU'VE BAY HoRsE, IUsrslAr pussY
csBBIAss, AND SET sissLE ia m iss
nn SATURDAY October as,h. .1sN
s,ll en- the above hus turn out, the owne ,N
-t os,s s use '0r RS TfssosAs powLIse. ,.c..
THOMAS DowLISG, Auet,onesr.
IssUsTEls SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPsR
II ON kvkNrH sTREEr. BHrwssN h
ahn STREETS koBTHwHsr, AT AUo.
By virtue Of . deed q trust dated Juse nth. -
~ oi H. s i dI., rssord.d 70 Liesr rs folio ass
Ss ana Il n. REQ otst S.rs o.
l. viii sell on MONDAY, Nov, m6er tn SIS q. 4
IoiGeh r. trSS' Of the sTs%;s. LG.
bal OF square No. sss, improved by . comfortable.
Term: 0al and Interest ct psr oent from .,ra
and Il .S,s. si; 81 ISLE Is cash balance :,
trust On the property soId al esave'snsins ct tfe
coz, .fthe psIchss,r A de pcsit If ESQ Isa sired
piled with In DAYS the trustee re.sr. the r,sh, to
rese ct the rick ana cost Of the defsultine parehs
B6sb Roo ROBINSON, rrua...
oots6 THoe. O0SLisG, Auct.
SHlKMAN HANDY .AGe;lOnetr,,
~ ct cloud Building.
VALUABLE LOT eN d STREET NORTH, BE
Sr1f iS 's sss sIH'f fGsTiY IJi
front n the premises, on MONDAY, the 3cth -
Gay OF Oct Der, A. o. l576. NJ O'Clock D n -
part CT Let Duubered eight Is 10 square nun
berea three hundred and twenty three, (s13J As
described on the plat ~ the city o. sshinston,
ato cont aiDel within the following H.etes and
bounds: Beeinnipe for the same goint on q
street nor distant twenty ave 1857 feei east from
lte norfbvest corner 81 said Io:, and running
thence east sixteen 6) FEET; tnence south seventy
hNe (I5) feet: thence west siXtsen ~ feet, and
thence norG seventy i've (75) feet - the place of
beginning
Terms Of ssle: One third cash, balanoe In equal
instslnepts In ak 80 and twelve IA months from
day of sale, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, bearing interest at
Of trust on the property sold. $3.50 dom At ths
time OF eale. CoLye sncins and recO dias ct pur-
Oh astrs expense IL the terms Of aud ON Piled
with in FIVE days from day o. sale tns rish, - res
served 90 resell the property at the risk sad of
the purchaser.
SHERMAN HANDY, Auots
Et M EnGhAIssutss s, s,sorneysoe,s.-o,a.
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BANKERS.
GARD.

A.A.Ash.
Large or small suns carefully sssssssx ana ass-
sxtd Tor custom ers ct distance IN lsssSsasS asesSS
SsocSs that often yield enormous returns scwy q
days eslsctsc stock Privilege specialty.
New Stock Book for investors, giving full and 70
liable inform xtion hov 10 operate sasls In Stocks,
cont frsaOn application. Address,
BAXTEB . Coz
BANKERS AND STOCK Bk0kKkSt
nylI-tth Sal IL Wan street. Few York.
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TIHIvKRsAh =. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS TO % iron Ill psirn
bought. exchanged or sold q 81
= reduction Of ONE poLLAR
upon any other of1os OF DEPOT
IN this city.
TiOkets good SUI used. Hagssse eaeekea through.
Apply 70 n. D. WHITE1ID1,
apfly SS1 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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500 r .Nys Z sRfsDP1 F1 81 $l,7O0
during the past few months, under our im Droved
system OF Operating In STOCKS Risks reduced 70
nominn sums ard Droah increased Book contain
Ing fuli Information sent on APPLICATION.
ap2s-tr Bankers and bfofsrs. = Vsli \. ~,
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COAL! CoALl
he a d! = EADii
PANIC PRICESi

AH1HRAOITE COAL from % per ton ~, 60
oordfns 20 quality. Having on hand the iarsa
stoek In the District, embracing every variety,
prepared 10 eli orders oace, without waiting Cor
the xscvta,n arrival OF Auction Goal.
1910 Lbs. always furnished 20 the ton.
- Nv ts before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHNSON BROrHERa.
Nam of1oe and depot, johnson D wharyea foot I'm
and 18th and streets southwest.
Ofees. 1909 and l1Is 9th street northwest.
sep7-eotr
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INTERVIEW WITH THE GRAND VIZrER.
The correspondent Of the Pail Mall Gazette
sends the following notes OF a conversation
recently held by him with the grand vizier,
in which the Turkish prime minister APP
pears 10 have expressed himself freely as 10
the conduct OF the powers toward the Porte:
1--WE have the said) more than TIRES hun
dred thousand men under arms, who live 1
snow Lot how. We nave beeu decslv,d oy
the powers, who assured rs that since Ssrvia
~ d Montenegro had refused TO follow their
themselves from their difficulties aloae We
believed thst In six weeks we Should have
be en- able to bring matters 10 conclusion
But we are now lighting, not against the
priucipalities, but against Russia and all
The Slav population OF Austria. We have
been as cOnciliatory as possible, bat We are
asked 10 create autouomies which will SIM
ply perpeiuate the insurrection. OBSERVE
that Servia will not accept the srmistice,
and bias RECOMMENDED hostllities. You PROF.
ably know OF the pro positions OF the 20 ~ers.
They were thus conceived. 1. S.dfts quo
onte bellsm for Servia and Montenegro
No Indemnity or argu mentation of the Ser
Wan tribute 3. Administrative autonomy
for Bosnia, HerIegovina and Bulgaria, Toe
Porte has accepted the two former. This 10
its reply TO the third: tine affair OF the In
resurrection Is q question apart. We feel
assured that these provinces would not have
revolted without pressure from without; but
we admit that 1t is our misgovernm emit
which has obliged them to rise.t AS these
provinces have been governed In the same
DdLbcr As al Tue rest Ol Tue empire, the ro-
forms ought TO De extended to all our sub
Iects. To act as you propose, aud TO grant
special privileges TO Bosnia and the Herze-
govina would be to offer q premium to In
surrection, and to excite the other provinces
TO behave In the same way. We promise
and undertake to extend the reforms indi-
Gated In the Andrassy note to all our
provinces, and further, 10 establish general
council, one half OF the members OF which
shall be elected for the purpose OF superyis-
ing the application OF the reforms"
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->oAL AND KMDLM0 MOOD,

q. Pa =. a.: 49,. :: s, oSas ~ :sSyss ..
eseenf1oa o. ooogumou. Our
tAfeHL bUnpLxD KuDLIuo wOOO,
e: .e; - u a1 eoe.ss:GE. = 49,.
CHAP. SLFB. eLklN.
I'm N Dspse IN -ssSse Wnnl
neotH Dssasa o. 1915 Ps1svivnh 80
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COAL AND WOOD.

WHITE ASH, EGG, FURNACE, and
OHKsTEUr, per ton................... rs 50
Pure Lorberry rgg and stoVe.................,s so
Lyken Valley EsG and Stove siZe.............-. 90
Pine WOOD per oord tspru q .......... 50
SOns "
~
WIN. III. BAUM,
Corner 10Th and q streets southxesf,
octllim Branch Yard cor 7th and u ste sw.
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On and after MONDAY, October o, 1875, our
prices for Fuel, deli yered in part OF Washing
ton or Georgetown, 10 Qusntitfes not less than
yiy.
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the premium in her class. The worst Of 1t
would be that, once here, tho Philadel-
phians would want TO stay. They would
never consent to leave New York and re-
sumo their pristine dulness. But then we
could mark utMr. STEWARDS level Hemp
stead Plains in squares like checker
board, and locate them there and let them
remain.
very serious objection to Philadelphia
Is that in the summer IL is one of the hot
test holes in Chrlstendom. II the Centen-
NAL is to be held there It should be in the
winter months. II is like an oven on n
summer night. There Is butlittle ice this
season, and people may perish there from
suffocation. Here in New York we have a
refreshing sea breeze of summer after
noon, strangely contrasting with Phila-
delphia's enervating inland air
Hold 1t nominally where you will, how
ever, the life of the Centennial will inevi-
tably concentrate in New York and the
most that even those who attend it will
ever know of II will be what they read
about IL in the New York morning papers.
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municated these facts to President GRANT
early in 1873; that he renewed the comrnu-
nication in 1874; and finally sent them 60
him for the last time in 1875, submitting all
the evidence and giving the names OF
witnesses by whom the whole case could
be proved.
When BELKNAP rendered his resignation
on Thursday, for the plain purpose of en-
denvoring TO escape impeachment and
punishment for his crime, President
GRANT accepted 1t Immediately with
great regret" Could there be clearer
case OF an officer of the Government de-
liberately aiding n criminal to escape the
justice of the law2 And taking this cir
cumstance together with the fact that for
three years Gen. GRANT has known of
BELKNAP's offence, and yet has kept him
In office aud in power, what must be the
opinion OF any sensible mind respecting
GRANTS real relation to this terrible case /?
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WINSLOU'S EXTR1DTTION.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Bow street
Police Court, London.


LONDON, March 3.-Winslow, the Boston
foreer, was again brought up at the Bow street
police court this morning, and was formally
committed Tor extradition. Before the begin
ming of the proceedings, winslow's family had
an interview with him In his cell. winslow was
more cheerful, and bowed slightly to the magis-
trate on entering the dock.
Sir Thomas Henry the magistrate, said: IT
have now received the formal notification that
the American Government has applied for your
extradition upon tho charges Of forging seven
promssory notes, detailed In the indictment
read here yesterday and also for uttering the
same. | have nothing more to say than that
commit YOU"
winslow bowed his head slightly. The macis-
trate asked him n he understood. WinslOw re-
piled that he did. lie then asked that the watch
which was taken from him at the tins of his ar
rest, which was not n valuable one. but prized
solely on account OF associations, might be given
to his wife.
Sir Thomas Henry said he had no power to
mike such an order. He referred the proposi.
ton to Col Cheesebro OF the American Le-
CATION, who said the legation merely appeared
TO obtain extradi;ion and not as prosecutors.
lie Thought II would not become them either to
assent or object
Detective Dowdell Of Scotland Yard said the
watch was gold and seemed to be a good one.
and that Mr.. Dearborn, the American officer,
said he would not object TO giving 1t to Wins
Winsow supposed that would settle the mat
ter, and withdrew the application. lie was then
remanded to his cell. lie stood for few
minutes outside the court IN the passage at the
entrance to the cells, talking with the detec-
tives una officers. He seemed to be on very good
terms with them. and babe them good morning
rather cheeriuily, they promising to bring his
friends around To see him.
The point about Winsow's being committed
on the separate charges OF forging and ute ring
Is important. After Sir Thomas Henry had said
In court yesterday that he had not received the
necessary notification from the British authori-
ties. tho American legation, remembering the
result In the case Of Lawrence, the fraudulent
custom house agent, withdrew the application
previously sent TO the Foreign Office, asking the
extraditton Of Wlnslow on the charge OF for
gerry. and, to make everything certain, suDsii-
tuted an application asking extradition on the
charges OF forging and uttering
Winslow VIII now wait the legal time Onfteen
days. before his surrender 10 MIR. Dearborn, the
Ame rlcan oicer.