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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
OCTOBlR 18th, 1875.

OCIOBAB 18TH, 1879.
An. LBAvl WASHINGTON. -
ss :,ts, Illisott 01ty and Way Stations.
Point d, %. q Reoks and inssrnedists stations,
T:1o-BaItmere and AIsxandria Junction. Sun.
sS% Yo = sHos yI.o;0a Ho.,o, ~.
q way Stations.
S:iS-0hicsso. Cine,nns.i, 8. Louis, and Pitts.
4rIE 1 1RR ppc Ilsdsrics Hassrstoyn, and
ssetion for Ghiosso s.turdsy. nv 0'H'
S00-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations. Her-
ana md wy ss.Ss: nsin stem. aa
s:2S~New York and Boston Limited TX press and
for through S.:ssnss.s ssiii%Ors ana PhIs:
Annapolis only.J
lGIs-Baltimors, Way Stations, Euioott City and
l:lO-Nsv York. Philsdelpbia and Norfolk TX.
..Wsy Stations and Baltimore only.
S:3o.Bsitimors and Way Stations. Frederick
4:sS"ssiti@o.s and Laurel Express.
EsgsT,town sHd winehsstsr. ~ o-'D ~
{42-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9-Baitimore and wsy Stations to Annapolis
essst saturd.y Hsssr.tovn and &inehestsr.
0e-Philadeiphia and Baltimore Express.
1Is- -bsltioore snd Way Stations.
1:33-Pfttsb1rs, Chicago, columbus.
s2S1bsi:imore, Alexandria function, and
10:00-hew York and Phflsdelphta Might Ex.
press Sleeping Cars 20 New YORK.
1000 -Bstimore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
Junction.
11:4s-st Louis Bxpress Cincinnati aud Chicago,
and 70 Louisviile Saturday. Sieepers.
1l0. $40, $40, $40 .. m; 1:4O. 4:4e, $50,
e4s. ZOO, 1:l9, 7:3s, sac, 1900, 1905 and
11:4S ,. NJ daily
ALI other trains daily, exosDt Sunday.
No connection en- Sunday tor Haserstown or VAL
ly Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia %
e:l0 o. m and lao n.
Ior further informaf0n elyay % the Daldmofe
As, sol and sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
THOe. u. SHARP, 1asesr Of Transportation.
i u. OOLE, 0enes ai Ticket Agent.
0EO. 3. KO6HfZ, GeVeral Agent. oeDlstr
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II b. WARHER, AuctioI eer.
TRUsTEIe' SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PH9rnkTnr aS TIE COUNTY, TRodrIHG


BY virtue Of deed OF trust, ed January -
742, folio ils ct SEQ one Of the land records tl2
the party secured thereby we viii sell az pablo
day Of November, 1870 q az O'Clock ,. m, al
wing in the county OF Wsshington. District Of 90.
lumpia, and known and described as part Of Lots
numbered four (D and FIVE (sJ, IN subdivision OF
tract OF land called 'PsasWerth,p beginning for
the same OF the northeast corner Of lot Numbered
five t5l; thence 6k deg, y. Is O. 100 Dercbss with
the line Of 7th street road: thsnce b. ~ deg T.
60 100 perohes to the southeast corner u lot num-
bered four "a; thence n 50 deg ~. 81 Derches 70
east line OF lot formerly owned By }. A. Throck-
morton; thence with said line deg, T. ~ pseches
to he south foe Of a road thirty-th (3Sl feet
idc; thence with the south line Of said road g. 50
deg, p 81 LOO Derches 20 the place Of ning;
containing fourteen (Al acres, one I'd rood and
thirtytwo tS1l pesches Of land; together with the
reeiGsnce, out buildings, &c thereon.
Terms: Ten Thousand dollars. With tan Der cent.
fnte cot from January 3lsf 1875, together with ton
Per cont inter cot I'VE hundred doilArs from July
3ist 1876 and a Denses of sae In cash. balance IN
twelve and twenty four months, with interest, -
cured By deed OF trust on the property sold.
depesit OF eI00 required as time Of sale. All con-
vey sncfne ct purchaser COST II terms OF sale are
not com Piled with In days, the Trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell The PROPERTY, at the rtak
o cost OF ths defAulttng purchaser, Ater i've days
advertisement.
IDWiH q. Gurrie, Trustees.
ect3l 3sv&Ss J Z. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY are reported to be
negotiating directly with each other, and q
conference Of the powers may become IN.
Lecessary. n. Won Bulow, who II at the
head OF the foreign ofice of the German EN-
pire. said in the ReichstAg yesterday, In
effect, that IL was not likely that Germany
would be affected by the course of the East
ern question one way or the other; that its
policy Wa always 70 remain nrm bulwark
OF peace. The Porte, yielding to the demand
Wan army II 20 completely demoralized that
IL can hardly be said 70 exist It all. A con-
terence AZ Constantinople has been proposed
by England, which 10 70 be on the basis OF
and that The powers participating shall re.
noupce al selfish objects Of territorial az
grandizement A Vienna correspondent OF
10 on . war footing, and II being made ready
for all eveptualities.
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I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA

bAHBUCH HAMILTON Ws JOHN u. eCHLOssKR
L..
In EQUITY No. 45t8. Docket Is.
The above entitled cause hes been referred to the
auditor ITO state the trustees punt and report
the proper distribution Of the fund.- I'm his h ends.
Therefore, the creditors Of JOHN II. SOALOSsER,
deceased, and all other psrsens Interested. are
hereby notified to appear before me, grove their
claims, ard be beard touching the mstters referred
10 O'Clock m. Of sa,d day, ct my ofice, in the
west wiz OF the City Hall, dloining the Equity
Court Room. THO las HOOD,
now eotd Auditor,
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On. HAYES AGAIN 6GvEs MS VIVA RI
GARDiNo PoLAR ExPLoRArGON

DIR. HAYES AGAIN GsyEs HIS VIVA RE-
6AkDiHo PoLARExPLoRArfON.
DR.. l. i. hayes has written another letter
IN reieret &c 10 TIE British Arctic Fxpeal-
lion. This secsnd letter is written besso..
NE nrst gave the Impression that Or Have
doubted the veracity OF the oomm andsr ~
preston desired 20 convey was that 4 "A a
not believe that the roe he discovered formed
any permanent barrier against the approach
wrote thai iid no, believe a ~ons OF ~ 4
had Domotive or intention 70 doubt that he
encountered. az - stated. ice eighty feet
tbick. such Ice i have seen and Travelled
and cannot De formed by direct freezing; ne
limit AZ which ice will form In that manDer
being from nfteen TO eighteen feet This en-
piling up OF table on table under great pre-
sure, and possibly, In some Gases by the sur-
sce accumulation OF snow ADD ia con nes-
partial thaw, subseQ uently by freezing ap1
pressure. such heavy fields Of ice are Dot
rarely more than a few mi Lea In diametes,
ro nv Sr ne .,p see ,Ss Sess drsd % an1
tnlckness OF The Arctic ice formed by one
wnter ree ling IL about ave feet, aud ths
- e s.s par OF tnis disappears I'm the summer
exisuDg In the quarter visited by Captss.
Mares cannot cohesive ~ posi- le since No
suou 1890 skss elsewhere. and 4 there
iore sssertei that one year was not enough
10 prove or disprove anything in relstion ~
the matter, aod why toe entire expefItios
should 80 soon have sbandozed tne nsla
seems 10 me strange. They had every c,n-
veniepce for long stay aud were In q rnost
favorable position, and beyond The hishest
point reached by the Polsrls and loag way
beyond that touched either by DIR. X ane and
myself with sleds. Over the open water dis
covered by us, and which Dr. Kane had ne
hesitation In calling the open Polar Sea, the
expedition sailed, without diff1cuIty, 20 De
met Ultimately by an Ice barrier which OBJ
structed their progress. But this barrier
could not In my opinion have been perma-
nent. and L expressed the opinion that
another year ought 20 have been given Co
exploring 10, as another year would most
certainly change the position of the nelds.
Inc Ice OF Smith Sound IL probably the
heaviest known, but IL il shifting continu-
ally, even sometimes during the winter An
open season may be followed by q close one
AID where ice exists one summer NAV r.
entirely free the next. cannot after seyerai
years, experience In Smith Sound, couceive
oil such q thing a. a permanent barrier exist
ing on any water. Even along the land the
bulk Is continually changing In ooediencs 10
me winds. IL Is this which constitutes tue
cspser and uncertainty OF Arctic nayiea-
tion."
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UHIvERsAA =. =. TICKET eEEIss'
RAMROAD rIOKDTs 70 q iron a points
:' ::sss: s.ssss q 8: :. FL. 81
Ticksss good SUI assd. 1Asssss ehssksa through.
hDply 20 ND. WHITB0IDD,
aDlIy 09T Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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BAIRD. OF pneumonia. on October sla, ls7s
LYDIA SPENCER oAERp, OF Csriisie, Pa. end sister
OF Prof SPENCER n. baird, OF this city.
ooAKLlr On Monday, November ssk. ISIS,
The funeral wall take Iplscs on wednesday. the
sth Instant, ct p m from the reddsaoe 81 her
mothsr, DO. ~ Potomac street. 0eoreofovu.
Friends OF the family invited % attend.
euB1. On the oth Of Noysmber, lsz6. mr. THos.
eNkR. beloved husband OF Hrs Buen Dose, a<ee -
lrelsnd.
ss 10 O'CLOCK from HE late rssscssce, ass sk CT,
island Requiem High Dass at %. DoDin1c q.
lnsv, York ana sea frsnei'es papeS p.ssss
eTAILIY. On the morning OF the % Of uovsr-
Der, 1873, VALENTINE r ssn Of Samuel and nag
gle D. ftailey. aged yeers months, anc 40 days
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LIVE 3 3. G StTGs' Trustees.
ectsl -1sv&ss Z. COLDWELL. Salesman.


II
SALE OF THREE FRANZ DwILLIHas AHp
lsTAHp Sd sfRssTs NOBfHw6sf, Al
on TRiDAY AFTERNOON. I'd day Of Ho Il
vemoer, A. y las, ve win proceed 60 sell q
the hour of o'clock parts Of Los And In "a -
No; ssl, fronting q fees inshss on north strset
The impi oysments, consisting Of three ven baiIt
frame ds Cling hsS;s ~ ~.
months, notes bearing interest q per osns end -
st opsion o. purchaser. II terms % sals aro not
COO Diied With within ten days from day Of ssis,
i.ultinS purchase, upon giving ave days. sotiCs
q scsh se,s IN sons e s;ssDss PcSlisasA 2 wsh-
deDosit Of 81 viii Be reQuired 6 tiD0 o. ~.
es0( eo&ds DUuuAHoOu Be06., Aue1.
-NTll AD0vB sALD 10 PosfPOuBD u.fl
I ,'s.s assAH, Oh q ss''.S'f, $40 he'r e
sevSIAs DUHoA1DoH BRos.. Assts.'
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VOUNe MIDDLETON,
L Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEIT SALE OF Property ON THI
hR OF 7TH AID STREETS NORTH-

By virtue Of Q dead OF trust to me, dated -
June 18th, ID: 1858. and duly recorded fn1
Liber No ets, folio AZ. 81 seq, and ut the re-
ouesf OF the holders Of the secured thereby.
shall offer for sale ct public auction in front OF th
p, mises, a. O'Clock , m, on " EDnISUAY, the
Sth Gay OF November, =. - 1876, the foilowir de-
scr leo real essate, ~ Wit: All certaa pieces
parcels Of ground situate aid lying In said city
OF asbfngtor ana teing known ana described q,
Lots mum bereo ~ eny I'VE 26l end twsuty SIX 49,
10 b; Todds recorded subdivision Of Square
number ed eight hundred and ninety three t593
Terms OF the sale: One urth Of the purchase
noheS In cash, and the balance 10 six 90, twelve
I'D and eighteen 49, months secuIe cd By the notes
Of the purchaser and . deed Of trust upon the pre-
misses deposit Of go ON each lot vil be required
~ The time II sale All veyaueing as tbs pur-
chaser cost. IL the terms Of ere not complied
with within ten days from the date thereof, the
Trustee the right to resell the Derty ct
the rfsk ana cost Of toe oefsalting purchaser.
WIN TODD. yR Trustee.
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EIsHIR-PIIRsoH. On Monday, November
sdelphia, By the Rev. Henry G, ncOcok, OHxS-
y. fIsRER 90 Mrs. HAfrE PfEBsoN, both OF
Washington, ID. u.
R0WZ2E-BACHH. On Monday, 9Th Of Hoysn-
Der, 1875 st Memorial Church, by Rev j. q. Bat.
Ter, Mr., WIN. NJ. BowzsE and Miss y. .. BAcRE,
both Of Washin gton. n % cards
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A POSITIVE CHANGE.

shall discontinue our pRY GOODS BUSINESS at our
present location, No 3t4 sTH STREET. As there
il some unce rtaiuty As 10 arrangements may bs
able 20 make, shall Offer O1r stick of new and
seesonable DRY Goods without regard 81 its present
value.
Black sflk - Isss than cid prices,
All kids Of Dress Goods,
Blankets, Bed Comforts, w bite Quilts,
Table pamssk, Napkins, To sells,
Shaker fIsnnels. Csssimeree for men snd boys,
ekirrs aud Shifting materials,
White and Colored Flasnels,
Beaver Cloths for Ladies Dioaks, from 2 to O.
In fact, O fol- stock Of eli kinds Of GOODS, which
must be sod OF in the time stated.
Don Z FAM 20 see our prices
W. n. BROWN,
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"A sIkGULAn CAST OF poisoning has come
10 hight In Buffalo. The other night the fam
lily OF Mr.. Klein partook heartily for sup
per OF some oliver sausage" which had been
shortly afte-ward they were all seized with
aviolent sickness. A physician was sum
moned, who pronounced the case one of mol
soning. The mother OF Mr.. Klein, who had
eaten more of the sausage than any OF the
otners, confirm ed 20 grow worse, and In spit IL
OF The remedies administered, died during
the night. Two others OF the family became
30 critically III that fears were entertaiped
tnat they would not survive. The attend.
Ing physician, however, reports that thew
are slowly recovering, aud that the poison
Ia their case will not result fatally. Tue
doctor Is positive that the poison was In the
sausage. He does not think that IL was due
70 The presence OF trichine spiralis, but IL
Inclined 10 believe that the liver from which
the sausage was made was diseased. Por-
tons Of IL are 10 be sent TO q professor Tor
analysis.
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WHAT LED TO SUICIDK.-A young man
walked into the telegraph ONCE at police
central office yesterday and inquired II they
brandt. Mr.. Stevens turned over the dis
patches OF the day, and coming 10 the one
describing the account of the suicide In Nor
rfsania he read IL aloud. AT the name of
Hildebrandt the young man, turning dead
Iy pale, staggered forward, and exclai ming
"My God poor father poor mother I" faint
he aid ihat he Va william H;idsnrons q
He said that his father had bean Intimately
connected with Mr.. w. Ogden for years. He
lost 500 900 In the Chicago IRE, and came TO
Brooklyn. For the past few months he has
suffered from hypochondria, brought on by
the refusal of Mr.. Ogden to acknowledge Q
debt that he claimed. On Saturday moratng
he left home ard said he was going TO New
York.-[M Y Sun, 9Th.
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SUICIDE OF YoURo LADY.-At q late
hour last night, a. the ferryboat ID. 3.
the Desbrosses street dock, . young lady
who had been standing on the an part on the
lsdies' side suddenly leaped overheard. An
stopped, but no trace Of her could be seen.
No person on the boat appeared TO know
who she Was or anything 6bout her. Ser
go0nt Gaatltn, OF the steam boat "a uad, ts en-
Raged I'm making m tuvestigstton.|M r
Herald, 6h
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d + f. g. ! k RsRs1i Trustees.
Gct2l-d
VOUH0 MIDDLETON, Auctioussrs.
TRueTlEe' sALl OF A DESIRABLE THREl-
eIORY BRICE DWILLIHG Oh ri NORTa-
WET O0kgER OF 14rH AND U erRl1fe

By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated April 10, -
folio -. OF sea enc Of the land rscords for 10;
the Digrtct Of and % the request Of the
ion, in nent Of ths premises, ON WlbGIsOXY,
November 21d, lQ6, g ~ O'Clock ,. N. the fol:
Wsshington, District Of Columbia, 70 Wit Ali fhSf
piece Or parcel Of Gound known aud deslGnated on
co., In Msyhsvs subdivision OF lots Numbered
one 1.-Two, I'd 3d., In square numbered two hua-
ments, &c..
Term: One:fo.rth in cash. and the balance at
eiaht Dsr cent per annum, secured by deed Of
10 on ses on OF =: e,sh e option e
time Of sale and All con .eyaneins st purchasers
days, the 3rustees the right 10 resell
the property q the fisk and cost Of the defaultpe
BhAINARD n. wARaiR, Trustees
~ kAal
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NEW DBPARYURB.
obs65se4rCs s xAS

,s 1s: "a e; y save
S! ssa:ssS s.. ss;i' .2.s 81 ;;i;
q ~ m, Tor PhiladelIhia NeyAs.tass = 90:
nom the above nort:. Irsights rsosiv:d sad e
Tsa, q S% and reosysd :: laos ,S
end III etb Sersst northwest.
w. p. CLYDE co.,
10. ID D. Wharves, Philsdelphfa
J. b. JOHHeOH CO.,
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GENUINE BARGAIN,i
BRODBEAD 4 Co,
1905 STREET. BarwEIH 18Th AND 1s,s,

Standard Prints o. &c.
Zine U0tfon Bats 1t i2kc., q Is dog
Paper Csmbrics ~ To-, double Width }
All Linen Crash, for towelinE, s1<o
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton, lokc,
Clarks best ne ard spool Cotton. Sc.
Coed Unblescked Canton FLANNEL, &c.
Black etlks, 70 cents snd up, (fnclu ing 9uiuet
6elIon's cslebrattd mskesI
Az Wool Black Preach C.shmeres, doub,s width
and original dye, 500
Beautiful keos, and Plain and Plaid English
tefses, 25c.
Striped khavis, 81 ard Up.
Boulevard ekirfs roc re6uoed from o.
Elegant Button Paris Kids. in all co!ors, els
ID eheetfLe- full " 18th snd standard make, 1sc
Hsiels-se, bss asse Il nick erbock er. Plaid, Bas-
let Check and Plain DRhSs GOODS, unsurpassed
IN quality sid style, ana many Of which cannot be
found eisev here in this market; rery cheap. Aud
many otheT ossirsble goods equally good aHi cheap
- Do lot fail TO give Q call.
BRODHBAD d CO.,
novI-tr 1908 street, bet 18th and 18th
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DewLINo, A pceionesr.
soHooSER ALLEN g noReAH AT PusLro

S0AooNeo AAAT ,nvveoan AZ ronhO
@, On lRiD4f, Esys% =. ,esh; u7s, IA
:l.l sell s shs .so sss Gs
ssfs ips about g tons with :: Der @.,ss, risstng,
~ ne. and ready for SEA
nor7.d YHosAs BOWLING. Aucsicnses.
VASE B. WILLIAMS, Aacnones,
w No. 1901 northwest corner sth md d -.
Byyirsue o, . deed Of trust, dated Deosm -
Der IN, ls7s. duly recorded IN Liber DO.
party secured thereby, / win sell, &c public
moor the folio stos SsscIisea Hssi :s,..s in the
S An o ,sos o. psrcs q .Ss :es
1,s ss:s .1S y,sS X ;hs county
d''sSS .9s be Il: q
eered f:n1 ,t. con ,ainias seven thousand hve hua
Terms Il ssis: ore half e..h: b.,.uo. I'm .i,
months, With interest end Of purchaser, 90 Be
och a parchsser: cpi"n. ds,osis Il ioS vii m
be ftqniIsd Of time II sale. All oonvevsncins ct
ee reserves the Iisht resell the property ct the
s'oas aass sA EtsfsM s.r .ss;
ID. Corner 7tb and ssreets.
on s.In o. pss.shrs. HTsLD
N0Rr HEAeT
b virrue of . deed Of trust, dated NJ sreh Is -
= ID. lSl. duly recorded 10 Liber No. SIS,
fofo 263. one q the land r. cords for the DIS -
trfot OF Colun bfs and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, shall sell at Pabne auction, in
hort OF the pren'ses, on MONDAY. November
20b, lS6, ct 4 O'Clock p. m ell thoss pieces or
parcel OF ground situate 10 the city o. washin ston
istrict Of Colemeis, known and designated on the
plat Ut plan of said city as Lots numbered one Cd,
two i2 three q four az i've 49, sir (6I, seven (7
eight tS), nine TO- ten (l0D, eleven (llj. twelve f15
thirteen tl3l fourteen l, nfteen (ls), sixteen (eJ
seventeen ~ eighteen (ISI, nj neteen (leD. twenty
(ael twenty ole (2ll, twenty six 76l thirty eight
!SSl thirty. nine $780, f,rty GOD, :orty- one CAB,
forty two l42, forty three (lSI, nd forty 4 <4
IN Nc yartbyhs snbdivisfon Of square numbered
eight hundred and ninety 1900, together with the
Improvements, &C.
Terms: One half cash. balance ct six months,
with interest at six per cent. Der anuum secured
By deed Of trust on the properly sold. A deposit
OF DO on sch lot will De required at time OF sale
ane oil convey ancing st cost. Ii terms
OF sale are not com pied with in seven days, the
u ustee the rlGht resell the property at
The risk and cost of the defaultinR purchaser or
purchasers, after i've day q advertisement.
GEORGE RUFF, Trustee.
now eo6ds j. OOLDWEL I'LL, saleman
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octss-u No. SIG 9Th street, scar Pa. .veuus
$ ii l z T S

DRKss SHIFTS ell ready 20 Pit on, OF good
uslin and ne Linen bosoms, for on'y rs cents all
sfZes.
equal m vaus 20 any 81 hrf In the rsst, being
elegantly made and If the best material the same
finished n ~ cekts
GESTT sIOKwIAB, our own make. very
cheap.
BOYS SHIRTS. of the best material, unfinished
sizes IL, llS, Il, Ia. AID Is inches, anishsd, rs
cents.
Heavy Canton FIsnpel DRAwRRs, 70 cents; Me-
rino UhDK RsHIRTS, 60 cts. q. o Is, and u 80.
eamples Of sny of the above Goods mt by mall on
receipt Of prices given above. Of E9INH Is' BAL
TInORH sH IRr FACTORY, Is Fsyetts street.
1912 STREET NORTHWEST,
oct3-tsl9 Washiogton, d. q.
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A DISTINGUISHED GERMAN ARTIST writes
from Vienna: Many persons OF my AGO aatnt-
ance are not yet quite recovered from their
moral and physical sufferlngs At the Bal
leuth FestspieIe. You will see that a COM
plete reaction Will take place very shortly,
ana tnat herr wagner. with al his absurdi-
ties, Will be forgotten soon. Toe only ad-
vantage gained from his music In the 'Nioe-
lupgen' Is that tt Is not possible for other
directors to mount the WORK and the COM
poser turns this fact TO account oy pretend
Ing that he fears there can be no efficient
execution IS at Baireuth; tnis may be possi-
bly, maneuver on his part to secure a repe-
tition OF the series next year, II visitors
could be induced In sufficient mum bers TO go
TO his Opernhaus. 1t Is doubted whether the
director Of our theater, Herr Jauner, Will
produce the 'Walkuere' without considera.
BILE curtailments, and without an alteration
in the story, hut Wagner is not very easy TO
deal with; he has q will OF his xn, and SO
have the Viennese audiences, who showed it
strongly when the attempt was made to in
troduce the composers NEUROLOGICAL mon
strosities In the 'Tannhauser.'"
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nRY GOODS REDUCED.
CLOSING OUT CARPET SALE

nRY GOODS REDUCED.
CLOSING OUT OARPET SALE
Best Tapestry Insrsiss, 81, and best Brussels
cash.
WOOL Carpets. az to rs 10 prices
Carpets, lszc to 60, cheap.
DR. Coos very cheap.
Beet Calico Remnants Sc.
Calicoes Sc up.
Good Canton Flannel, 7Hc.,up.
Wosl Flannels. Is {, Tsc.
Heavy Bed Twins. 2sc up.
pres Goods very cheap, AZ, Is. %, IS, to.sl.
Cashmsrts all wool. all colOrs, soc. up.
BlsDke sRd Comforts, q - to 85.
relt skirts, 50, s2tt rs 70 81; cheap
~Dcnf forget our place.
TN WsUDAIN
cts 109 Market sDsce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

~Anew pavement IL being tried In Paris
nom which great tnfugs are expected. It IL
q compound Of uaheated asphsltum, mixed
with broken porp1yry s1d lee ale do1o and
omoothod By ahuge steam roller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

A WAIF AND SrRAY.-She was elegantly
dressed. Her walking dress was m ade of the
finest silk and her sealskin cloak OF the finest
fur. But when she was brought before JUS
tice Kasmire, at the Washington Place court
yesterday morning she hid ner face Ia ner
bar DIS and wept. Mr.. McEvoy, who has been
the court messenger for fifteen years told
Judge kasmire the story of the girls nfa.
Her father was q German banker, well
known and respected IN this city, who lived
In I'd avenue. When she went astray her
family deserted her and her uncles, one of
the richest firm OF brokers, according to the
st1tement Of Mr.. McEvoy, have persisfently
refused To ass list her. On nearing the story
told by Mr.. McEvoy, Justice Kasmire called
The poor girl up before bis desk q nd rs ked
he; whether the statement made by Mr.. Nc
Evoy was true or not. She said, "Jutge, I
am twenty-five years old; can speak Eng.
neh, French, German and 1t Italian and little
spanish. The Herald reporter has seen me
here before; my people will not take me
back, aid am an outca Judge Kasmire
called the maynard girl behind the bar
spoke TO her kindly, recalled TO her recollec-
tione OF her mother and her old home, and
finally said, "You are too young aud hand
some TO die a wretched death In prison, as
you Will IL you are brought here by the
police. Go home and try to do better" The
poor girl, with her eyes full of tears, caught
At the judges hand and kissed it.llN. T.
Herald, 9Th.