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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionssr
r RpsTEle' SALE OF IMP8OvBD REAL rs
fAIE ON fAYE1TB STREET. No. 81.
1WEkH 3D AID ArH STRRR "a. RnRG r.


T1psTEle, eALI OF IMPROyBD REAL ls-
fAIE ON fAYE1Tk STRBET. No. 81, b O.
1Wknh 3D. AID 4TH STREETS, GAORGk-
tOWH, 90.
Upesr and b. virtue Of deed Of trast 70 us, -
bearing date the twenty third day OF March, f..D
a ID. Is7s: and recorded ia Liber 10 $50 folio t.lk
", one OF the land records for washington couuty,
District OF Colun bfa, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, We VIII sell 9, pub &c suc
ttoc. In front OF the premises, on MOhDAY, the
nSd day Of October, h1s. g ~ o'clock , M, I'll
ted upon the plan Of 0eorgetown 10 said District q
lot numbered lSi, In fhelksld's sddidon 20 said
city, The same fronting dxfy te0D feet the east
side Of Fay site street between 81 Add ath streets,
ald extending back OF that width lSs feet more or
lese 70 the line Of Beatty and HaWkns' addition 70
said city Of Georgetown.
Terrs Of sale: o. 500, and interest from March
80, 1872 and tsxe6, in oash the balance notes Ct
8, Il and Is months with Interest, said notes be
secured By deed OF tIuse upon the Bro DeFty sold
aspcsit Of oaS required .hen property :: struck
Of sale are not coDI lied with within seven days
from Gay Of sa,e the Tru stees will resell at the risk
and cost Of dsfaultipg purchaser.
S oGsaea 4 TnDDrrrrssiws, }rru.te...
ocf9 THIS no WILING.
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II b. wARNER, Real Estate Austioneer.
TRUsTIKs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
bTURY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
BAstMENT, On 30 sTRsnT, BETWEEa ]

THHSpvvES sALE 9E rHa VALuABLE Two
sp q q so s1Ri.s tsrTw.ls
Aasss, ;i:.: 4; >: isss sne recorded = GissI
q Z. tSs Land for
eYe i: sS IL, g s: g s
81 ss;t c e II %
ninety eight l7ae, together With ths Improve asnts
%ps Sas 81 two story Frame
Term. Of Az: e7so. With interest thereon Ct the
e snS E.
ns ;s I'd ss az e & n.
Be TOURED e the time q sac An c9nysysneins
asn
me rsht TO resell The property At the risk ana
cost Of the 's WfLL1z spieni T,SSfuHG,
,,,-. 4. BOSS FSSss,E!SSv.Ss s s.'.s%...
Bal AZ EsfHxr, 81 H1sE oAp
T9i STR11T, EsTWEEH ss99sD AND
ss1fse 81 nEEsFHo s1pi iR c2H
RWs5s!sG VIII EARSl E q
70, 4. p. 1871, And duly recorded In Lbs! no. E:;
Ditriet Of Oolup Iia ana Iy drectioa Of the party
secured thereby, win sell at public ap!tioa, in
e
p m all those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
inoWs snd desc, bsd as follows. 70 wit II. Sss.srn
:S isst frontins On last CAPITOL street Of let U
Married I'M in 81 O sholes and others recorded
:s NJ e Sss =
Il ss e 81 sq9s Ss
TsS%s u sale: Sns third cash. of which else
six tUsl!s. and sisbtssn mouths, in equal Day.
menfs 70 be secures by purchasers notss bearing
is ana deed Of trust on TIE prensss sid. a Gon
Ct sse ns ssf
''' WV u w ~S' 'HhsSsS;Tz4 NAE. Trustee:
D0wEMAS 4 asEiH, Auots' ~ octs
n0wshAN & GREEN, Auctioneer1.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
Is sSsEs sI ~. a AND 1f.a
s$sSHHRs%ts VIII Ezsa sF %ij. Isl Is
in GSsT No -. folio g. 80 one Of tie land re-
q.
luGlis suesiSn y fsGrs Of tie % the high
s;se eeeE 1 pes
ing known and described upon the ofciai or erouSd
plan plat Of aid city - lots lettered and srkod
aB" and sc, IN Todd's recorded Subdivision or
original lot pumbersd oneCn, IN souare numbered
three h.norsd and nny-svs (ssz, together with the
- Terms q sa,s: One third cash, of which awo
must b poA g tine Of sale, and the bAlaHce IN ~
and twelve months, In equal Dayments, % b .
SsS q .ss 6 tSs ne q ssss 81 cent. Der g.
mum until Doto, end deed Of Trust on The prop
esty sold. Oopyeyancing and recording O. Dur-
chassr cost. II tern. Of eale arc not complied WITH
70 resell at risk ssd Get q Rgrshasef in dsfsalf
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, Trnaees.
oets-d DO. 1891 street northvea.
nU1OAAsoA 1Ies. Ascn0nssr1,
s so+ 81
sSi HSEfRWI;f;s 5iIsS 3s1 81 IHi
me 1DdsFsigped siu Offer for sale, g Dub. n
10 auction, on the Drsmises. On fUteDAY. fss
the "a IN day q October. a. ,: NE, 8 e. 1
O'Clock ,: that lot or Iazosl Of lard stasfsd n
s:sss ~ & Lot z &c q
=: eiisis a Opportunity 10 nrstcisss i,vsss.
Tssms Of ssls: ons-les.th eesh. Of which sau
nao1fko secured On IL Deo01oo0, With iatseoGe -
sJR ssa1 - 1872 g sl sasa, 6 49, & .DuF.
e6assf: 20 ST. Of ssls ars let eonlde1 vi4 q
: :.:s ss ss Sc 81 g ~ s: =; e
= - ss.'A''' 'S$$S$S Z; dSSgata u......u.
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UHIvKRsAA z. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD fIOKITe 70 % iron IN psfnn
. reduction Of ONE poLLAl
uDon any other once OF DEPOT
fScksts sood TN ussd. Deeaags eheekel through.
Apply 20 II. d. WHITE6IDD,
aDl-N ST Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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MAR RED,

DAT-TH0MAs. In Washington. ID. O., 0cto-
Der 10, lS76, by Bev. W. N. Ing rsolI, kr fRANG
D. DAY ana Miss WIG MA THOMAS.
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u h. wARhRR, Auotionesr i.
Is. H. WAKhEk' Aoetlonesf
TRUsTIlg GALE OF TWO STORY MAH.
DWILLiSG on ran HosTa SIDE OF <
sTRKHT, BETwEHA 10TH AID 17rH sTs.


By virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated august 30. -
4: ID. l6S, DULY recorded in Liber No sos, %.
folio -, one OF the land records for the Dis t:fw
trict Of Columbia end at the written requssl Of the
party secured thereby, shall soil, at public auc.
tioo, IN front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, 90
tober Fl lS76, af O'Clock p ali thoss certain
pieces parcels Of ground situate lying and being
In the city OF Washing ton, District OF Ooiumbia
bnGwn and described a. being the western tweLty
L20 feet OF sub lot numbered ID and the eastern
nve 90 feet OF sub lot numbered 90, In Da
sons subo fvison OF one hue dred and eighty
four lS4I, said pieces together fronting ,weaty ye
10 net on Il street north, between 18th and 7th
st Gets west and running back by thst . idth ntns
~ enc t9D feet eleven and ore half l1HD inches:
subject 70 Q lien Of six thousand IS ,OVj doi ars
with interest 1t 10 per cent per anuum from Feoru
sry 20. 1876, secured said premises By . deed Of
trust dated Augusta 1874, recorded In Ii ser 30.
76l, folio H. &c. OF the land records for said Dis
trict, together with the mprov smenrs, &C.
Tsrms: 81 TO IN cash, and the balance ia g. II aud
is mC nths, with interest Ut Der cent Ger annum
reuIed By deed Of trIst on the properly sold, or
Slt0 uired ct time Of SALE and all conveyancne
a. purchasers cost, II terms Of sale are not com
piled with in seven days. the Trustee reserves the
tisement y. e. ALDxANOBR, trustee.
oci9-eoAds J. r. COLDWELG, 8alesmau
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pU6LI0 SALE AT AUCTION or a COM.
ETANps Oh. ON tIReIHfA ATssun.
EGGIIM6nH S4IH AND 2sIH erRIlTS

D. O., HOUSE No. 94Os.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust, dated esDtsmbsr -
Lat, 1874, and By direction OF the Dartiss O. f.
CURED thereby, i'll sell q public auction, In El
front Of he yremilee, On FRIDAY the 3th q %.
toeer l0e, ct O'Clock p. m, the east Il feet front
On Virgins avenue OF lot n, in square 81, by the
de pth thsreof IN wash,nston city, D. O., with the
Terms Of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness secured
oy said trust unSeid, With the expense Of ssIe In
cash, which Ill be announced at the time 81 sale
the balance q and II months, for which the notes
Of ne Igrchaser esartns interest," from the day Of
sold, shsll be taken. A depoait Of ESQ on sccep-
tsnee Of bid. All convsyaneiag at the expense Of
JAMES 9. lDwARps, Trustee.
sep3eeo j. j. SWEET, Auct.
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He nss D~e. 90 yssy Ls>g ss sss
Bavshr

"A. N FohoCs n tie British xsso-tzfiosl
tnae nss ces1 tendency among men q
sc,enee 20 pass nom = profession tso feu
OF origin OF all living things % \ al AZ !. n
almost complete knogledxe. OF the 1870
progress OF the universe. nom the nrst sp~rS
nj living protog,s SIN mp 20 the highest deva
opmeDt OF the human intellect Yea his IA
n ally what We have sean In the laet an :
teen years Formerly difficulties were sr-
assersted, and Il was asserted that ve he'd
Dot sufilcient knowledge % venture on aAy
senerslizatioos on The subject Nov, dim
culties are set aside, aud and 10 10 held that
our theories ara 30 we'll estaolished and 20
bend all nature, and at me prssent day it
seems TO me that facts which oppose popu-
lar views hardly rsceive due considcrstfoa.
IL To- q curious circumstances, that noswith-
standing The attention that has been dirset-
Cd 70 tne subject m every part OF the world.
And The numerous excavations connecteA
such facilities for eeologfcai discover, ne
ADVANCE whatever has been made for q con
noeraoie numosr OF years. IN detectiog the
seolithic mint weapons ar., Siscox.r.S 10 sse
nortn OF France more than thirty year, axo
~ .snu me oldest undisputes proof OF mans
'ormer world that have been brousht a
ignt, no evidence OF any one on the
npks that must have connected man win
The coneiusion ' MSich h 2 me- yet .pps.rss.
rive At is that N man has been develooel
nom q common ancestor, with al existiae
apes, and by no other agencies than such a
have affected their development, then he
must have existed In something approaoh-
Ing his present form during me tertiary De.
ROD, And not merely existed. but predoni-
mated In numbers wherever suitable conf,-
tons prevailed. In that case 10 will he q
fair argument tast, just ~ he IL In his men,
tai and moral nature, his capacities aud
aspirations, 30 infinitely raised above the
brutes, 50 his origin 10 due 10 distinct aud
higher agencies than such rs have Affected
their development
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wash. b. WILLIAMS. AuctiOnesr.
! srsHsr sI sosTHwssTT, tMPE6vs6S s ~
1ssa. q sss1ss q X: 51s.sas ds.
Of the District Of Colunbis, posed in equity H::
sssis. " s"sn g.
tIusssss viii I'll & HSsls : ,S r. rops Of the
ia 10: s, 8 sau.r: 90 81, c,mm.eoios q 9Th
sDd inehs:. thence go q i.st % inches, thsncs
Disos Of beginning, with the improvements thereon
anc r%! ~ s.le: Of puroh.,. none,
and TIE residue in three sapa instslmsnts at 8. i
Io5sh.:s' &, e e.: n n:. Or .As,.
e. 81 Z.
% ss: 81: ;:Ts IF :s *. Ss ~
the rtah and costs OF defaultns purchaser or pur.
81 IL &:
purchaser or purchasers, deposit Of go VIII be
JOB sAns ts 81 j. :7'''': Trustees.
sep4-eod ILsv RsporterI
1BY AaRIEMlsr The ABOVE sALBI Is
poetDoned TO M0NDAI, October 2, 1915, at the
'1@s 0a sOaa s' %iss T'sS Auo
@BY AGREIMENT THE ABOVE SALE IS
postponed until IHUBBDAY, October Nth, 1916,
s1d oic'S # Fl
nUHsAHsOH BROS, Auotioneers.
POSITIVE SALE or A WHOLE SQUARE OF
GROUND ANO -FOUR BUILDIa1 LOTS II
FIksT WABD At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFJ HRNOON, OctoberAno
IL commencing ct O'Clock, we will sell -
positively, in front of the premises- -
All OF square south Of square II;
Ali of lot in square 50;
All of lots 4, s and In square 81.
This property 10 situated on New pshre avs
nue.. Virsinia avenue, wenty hfth street and Ii
street northwest.
Terms Cash; and If terms OF sale are not com
piled with within ten days from day of sale, the
property will be resold the risk and of the
defaultipg purchaser. deposit of Csc viii be 70
N octs St 'n '' DUsCANsoN BROS, A.c.s.
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~ g iISssses!y Ssx: sIs sG o.asss
at Krupps fAesory In Germany.
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oct3-tr 9.
CARPEHIN9S, &c.

Day GOODS,
CARPEHINss, &c.
Ths largest, cheapest, and most desirable stock
OF New DEFY GOODS aud OARPErfNGS ever
hfbited In WAshis ston csn nov be found at No.
92s 7th street. Store running through from 7th
street to K.
oSi2 Wv. BURDEvvE . co.
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RRODHEAD & CO.,
RRODHEAD q CO.,
S59 PEHESYIVkNIA AVE. AND 932 d ST.,
BkTWeFS STE AND 10TH srS.,
WIN open TO day sid through the week new and
ST. lish
ID II X IS OOBs
OF HE MOST RECENT IAPoKrArIoHs

All Wsol Fabrics, IN Armure patterns;
Checks and etrtp<s,
Al wool Black Colored Cashmeres:
All Wool Plsits, IN new and beautiful affects
AL Wool kpickeYbr cksr and enow FLAKE Cloths
Brillian:ines. Alpaca, Mohairs, Be-, &c.
These Goods MD receive the carefui LEI oeotfon
Of thoes Wishing 10 make their Fall purchases, %
Che ooioripss. qualities aud prices are such as TO
please the most fashion able ant lmtoAl buyer.
They Offer rare bar gains 10 Black silks, from $50.
%; also, beautiful Cd sdes Of Myrtle Green; sea-
Brown and navy Blue silks at Low prices; law
Blue Water Proof 1t o., worth aI IS: Boulevard
Shirts, SC, worth 0l: Wamsutta "a Blesched
Cotton. rHe.; All Wool loI Blsnksts. e2.7s 10
Elegant button ND GLOVES, only SIS.
New style vide Mesh eiik hair Nets and Nett ed
Sir Ties: Ladiss' sbd Gents Undervea-, Hosiery,
Hdkfs.. &c ,4c. , Of greatly redoced prices
SCau and Iamtrs
BRODHRAD = CO.,
oct3-tr 939 Penn. ave and 932 ID street.
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AUCTION SALES.
hUHOARsON BRos Auo.Iosesrs,
II Southeast coz DER sth and ID ste northre

AOOA1ON OAhEo.
Duso.ssoE Bsos, aue,lo.e.rs,
IL Southeast CO.. nsr sth ssd q sss. northwest.
s.Lr OF Lor or HaLr STREET. WEST, BIZ.
TWEEN y and GsTaEErs soorH, ar AU'-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON October aoth. N
miss. Lot u, .aums stI rii,lo, f,on,s Is =
b .5sT. 10 fee, 20 s .He " ''a'a
ostIi .N' - Frsesssos asos, Auo.,.
Real Kst.ss Auctionsers
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE BUILDIse
On fussDaI. October If,h, .. O'Clock -
Pn .ss .A.n oasI e, sails; on The premises.
s, sgSsss Hf beautiful Building L't'' near
NJ: & IS: . n..s ::
oe.iI dsde. YouKG MIDDLETON. ,so...
A pMIsIsIRsrosr SAIL or ssInk
"A p RMs.ILLlhe, so. sis srRlnr soRra'
Win ~ .. auction, In fr.at Of tn. prem -
cs;obsr ii.s. psi, e 70, I. 81 9t..sy .ass A.
sesa fouse S s.pbL q sS'sf'' a.ss.
J. T4si: &c ss1s sew .s iS 5siss .s TTT
al al on n0sD ~. tn. Sth day Of octoosr, -
% Ana t;G 81, n sIoet ish.fsa !'sI, II, .uSdi
VISION OF Howard Unfvereity isnt Th prop -rry
fronts 100 feet on Pomeroy street aud o<ck q
that width na feot to en- alley Is fset size. aud q
tsge. &c
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the res,dua ia tao
equal pay ts Mt and tweiye ,nths, with Ia
tereet st ten no. per ceat Per snnum untf paid,
be secured BY ds ed OF trust on the party eHe
S ahe ssy: s Sa rs :
TO he forieited Convey aIcing ana recording at
pui chaser cost
FRED ". JONES, yr
GEO TRUBsDILL,S trustees
octo-dts tWASH WTILf<Ms, Auct
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DRY GOODS.
WE BKsPECTFUt LII ask an inspection Of our
w larie ana Desirable stock Of

MITCHELL 81 MARTIN,
tSHe,sssors 70 Johs T. Mitoa<HJ
s31 PEEssyLy mia AyssUI,
Are nov oyepir fol- line % FALL AND WIN
Ikh Dktss GOODS in Gil 'hs new shsdss and
isorios select d IRON the latest i'm portAt,ons.
SILKS, yELvErs. CAsHnERss, 70.
HoUsIKHEPIsG GOODS Of ell kids.
large stock OF BIZ lNKErs, SPREADS and
IAN carrisRes vii have 70 come TO ths d street
ennsnce while the Avenue Is torn MP.
MITCHELL Il MARTIN,
oetstr gu PeDns ave .nd sa4 street.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Cslicoes 5I<c Upward
Cottons. &c upssrd.
Heavy Bed Twill Flannel, 2so up
wool hite glapnels. Is 70 To
SsIton Fiabbels. 8 To 3Sc.
BLANKETS. 81 So % Is
Csitco u mfnrts, 81 Is TO q 50.
uh sfock Dr--s Goods IN ell the new colors, 10
basket Oloths, Cssbmsres Dsmase, and Broideries.
black Osshmsres, 81. 90, e1S, 70, TO 81 %.
Ladies, GertIs, aud Ohildreu's Knit Underwear.
bruaseis and Ingram Car pets, o. chap rs any
nouse In the city. snd discount alio1sa tor cash;
and buyers will nGts this a. 70 their interest.
II. n. NAFDAIN.
ocS n 109 Market space.
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nU1CANsoN 1Iee. Aactionssrs,
u nh and D streets northwest.

E;$$s%R $SS; s.
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D0wHMAH 4 aRIiH, Aucts. ~
nOWHMAN Z GREEN, Auctioneer1.

TRgsTEES SALE OF yALgABGI IMpRoylD
siEII Asf sofH RwHTwnlr doIS AND I5IH
6IHTIHG or A THRDE STORY 6RTOK
DWELLING WITH LARGE WIDE LOT or
GROUuD ATTACHED.
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~BY AGREBMEHr THE ABOVE SALE Is
postponed until IHURBDAY, October Ytb, 1876
same hour and place. By order of the Trustees.
oot2- eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auof.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
HOW TO CURE POVERTY.

To rnH EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
Your columns doing to arouse tho people to
consider the poverty than all the Jour-
nails put together and simply because you give us the
facts unwelcome they may be. In my opinion pow
rety tho last ditch OF cv Intemperance be
by making all alcoholic drinks contraband-to be
seized and destroyed wherever found That makes an
end OF that OWL Crime be cured by shutting up
or killing the criminal But the poor-what in the
world shall do with thems The more you feed,
co,hc and minister to them the moro you may
do IL The world owes them q living, they say,
and you have had your labor for your pains am
prepared TO prove that soup houses desultory efforts
to feed promscuous crowds giving to street begears
and all that sort OF thing, has dono more 10 foment
than to alleviate the OWL WHAT then, shall we do
Let the suffering starves Manifestly mott since to do
and the annihilation of society. think something
be done. There is In this world q something
called Christianity. The founder Of Il was born IN
mangcr. bred among mendicants preached his first
sermon from the text "rhe spirit Of the Lord
God Is upon on me because % o he has nnoin.ed n
ministry working wonders among the poor Iame halt
blind, &c; spoke thousand words and acted
thousand times works OF wonder for the poor to
for the rich, and then ended His career hanging be.
tween TWO poor thieves. Now my notion is that this
Christianity which He established has something, my
everything. to do with this evil OF poverty. Go
sell all that thou hast and give TO the
poor. SAID this Man OF Sorrows And one
Christianity was the principle-sThey had all things
common"-showing tnat poverty was thing mover
TO DO known In the Church OF Christ. Now, what
would the world think every church congregation in
New York should to-day pledge TO see that NO
family this city should suffer for want OF iood fuel
clothing long there use for Christianity
in the worlds There would then remain but one
Of tho aud Here we
the example of the great preacher TO the poor. The
evidences OF poverty are prma face. Not one In .
thousand can be mistaken. live Christian is In.
alliblc guide to poverty's hut Follow Jesus and He
Will lead you tho freess hearth the empty basket
und the weeping sufferer II is shame IN modern
Christianity that the thin barrier Of unacquantance
with tho wants of thoir follow creatures should be all
Christianity CHRISTIAN,
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
A BURGLAR RAID.

HOW THE BURGLARS ARE WORKING FOE 4
LIVING IN BROOKLYN.
About threc O'Clock yesterday morning the liquor
OF Charles Bocher Of Broadway and Con.
way street. was entered by burglars who forced open
a window and secured the following property IL, 750
cigars three jars liquor seventeen bottles Of wine,
silver bowl and seven decanters subsequently
tho property was recovered by Sergeant HANDLER
ami detective Murphy OF the Ninth sub-precinct.
The proprietor OF the storc discovered that he had been
robbed jus. the thieves, four IN number wero drv
Ing OIL In a wagon with their booty Ho discharged
pistol after them and gave the alarm. The police sub
scqueny found the wagon where II had been deserted
by the burglars "A. Fay, plank road, East New
York. painted tho vehicle. shortly alter tour
O'Clock In tho morning four colorcd men were arrested
ON the road leading from the scene Of the robbery,
and they held suspicion oil being the guilty men.
They givo their names as William Smith, Romar Best,
Thomas Smith and samuel Hunter They
ragnod before Justice Scmlcr and committed 70 await
examination.
The residence OF Mr.. d. s Babcock, No 10l LeGerts
place, entered by sneak thief on Friday even
Ing, while tho inmates supper In The lower
part OF the house. and robbed OF $500 worth OF jew
ery gold aud silver coin. The robbers effected an
by climbing up the grapevine In the roar OF
tho house and raising u window on the second hoor.
This class OF robberes has become quite frequent IN
Brooklyn OF late.
The dwelling OF Mr. W. Harper, No. 1,444 Pacific
street, was entered In a similar manner and . small
amount of money was stolen.
The liquor store, No. 2S5 Bedford avenue, was en-
tered by means OF skeleton keys yesterday morning.
and ~ in money was taken from the till
Jewclry to the value OF $40 was stolen from the rest
dcnce Of Mr.. Mccormick, No 1870 Pacific street.
Clothing worth Sl25 stolen from tho store o.
Michael Tuily, No. 1Sl Hamilton avenue, and Captain
o awe nD s, swesy:v
Daley, Thomas Farrell William Mallory, on suspi-
con o being the parties who pcrpetrated the robbery
await examination.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
At LUDLOW STREET JAIL.

Ludlow Street jail looked sombre yesterday when
HERALD reporter Knocked at It's portals for admission
Tho building shrouded In gloom and the lively
scenes taking place Immediately outside, about the
vicinity OF Essex Market, where hundreds Of people
wore busily intent upon making holiday purchases
OF toys, bonbons and turkeys, with innumcrablo
other articles suitable either tor homo con-
sumption or friendly presentation, served to mako
moro intense the dnrkened chill OF hopeless imprson-
ment within. The Christmas rcpast will enliven the
monotony somewhat Warden Watson will provide
Tor his involuntary guests repetition OF the Thanks
giving dinner. This will consist OF some hundreds Of
pounds OF chicken, with enormous quantities
Of vegetable condiments, &C., all, 60 n
courteous keeper informed tho visitor, 10
be given a. the warden's individual expense.
Tweed, who Is, OF course the most distinguished
mate, Will most probably bc led upon dclicaces the
poultry lnc bc supplied by his family Should this
NOT prove TO the hc viii be served like his less
notorious fellow prisoners, with the fare supplied by
the bounty Of his jailer. The "oid man" continues
In his reticent mood. Ho refuses abso, ,utely to
or bc seen by any ono outside his immediate
relatives, and very few OF them trouble him
lately. For the past week has attempted
to intrude upon his privacy. His spirits continue
about the same What enjoyment he can get In v
quiet way, through tho means at hand, he gladly
avas himself OF, AID. his wishes are few his wants.
under present circumstances, are easily supplied
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
SCHOOL GIRLS CHRISTMAS.

Tho pupils OF the Fourteenth street school and
celebrate ed the Christmas closing of the
school yesterday. Tho celebration occurred al tho
schoolrcoms No. 1853 West Fourteenth street, under
the supervision OF principal. Miss josie Martini
the exercises being participated iu by tho pupils
whose ages range from SIX TO sixteen years Alter tho
order OF exercises gone through, dancing was
begun, which pleased tho little ones SO much that
some OF them expressed the wish that "Chrstmas
would como otensr.o
The New York herald., 1876-12-24

change had all the fun TO itself till after two O'Clock
and the gold brokers were clustered about tho old
familiar fountain, when committee which had been
organized for a RAID The Stock Board, secretcd
themselves the gallery, provided with small bags OF
carefully siited -four These men waited their turn
and q given signal, while the gold men were all III
bunch and Of the LATEST operators had waked up
10 the gold be carried until Tuesday
and there snort contracts 10 be hed or tho
amount needed be arranged for, the bags were
rapidly empled In the midst Of the surprised and dis
gusted victims Of the conspiracy.
The fun began as soon as the momentary astonlsh-
ment subsidized, and legitimate cold water method OF
revenge was adopted. Armed with small buckets oil
ice cold Croton and ike army Of raiders with rowing
ORDERS the committee IRON the Exchange we're sought
out. The flour their hands and coat sleeves be-
traycd them, and cold bath was the immediate con-
sequence OF discovery There was no use 10 grumole
there redress, and little retaliation The hour
had given and the Gold Room boys had the best OF
II the water privilege while venturesomc youth
with linen duster cut In the form OF an ulster over
coat, suffered the consequence OF Ill nature and went
minus the ulster and partly minus the neatly cut coat
beneath It.