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J. STANLEY JONES, lr
: MN. B. JbNEJ { ffuIteeB-
y n. DABNElLLE, Real L ta-e Auctioueer
TRUSTEES, SALE oE yaLUA8hs IMPROVED

PROP ERTY AT AUG rtUh.
b virtue OF q 4 Ell of trust, dated Sepsa7l- -
Ce- - d, $50 and led IN LIber s35, fJI'o NJ
-, 81 the laud cords of W sshng on county
j. o, and al this requa'- of the party sec lret
thereby viii sell nj cubic suctIOn, front of
tbo Tremtses. or MONDAY tine , h dsF Of ctOoe-,
\. II. IS ut so .. m, all that piece , Of
is-d IN NashiLstJn city, District Of Columbia,
buoWn s1d des TnAt-d on tns ground plan Or ~ ~
tns9eOi IS parts # lots numbered and g. in square
- bsgiuiiaS To- the same AT tue soutte Irusr
81 u Iot j, sud rigaIug tk-ncs nlrth tbs .yt
III ni cth Stree west - IS 100 fest; the III
fuet thence south . 70 100 fset the line Of
UaTth sirset; thence cas- said line of nprsh Il
street los feet 20 the beginning, together win all
tee improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale. OIe-tnira cash; balance Ia 9. Y
and i months, secured by notes tearing par cent.
ttrest and deed "a trust on the property. S2n
down wi en- the Sertg is struck of COaveyaIc-
ing and recording az purchaser cost. II no tsrni
not com PHI 4 Eith In seven days FROM the Gay e
property rssold az the rsk OF the deiauiting pur-
Chdsher. Il. Z. DODGE, {r...-
AUSTIN HERR,f iIus'7e''
r. u. CLEARY, Auc tioneer ssoE- coils
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GEO. n. ApPLEBY Trustee,
Office 41O 5th street.
>, II. N ut "a
IdUS l. W AOVAM AN, Auct. OCtf g JE ts
CHANCERY sALE or LOT AND FHAME
~ HOUSE ON THIRD STREET EAST, BE-
TWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH
STREET -

BY via tue Of . decree Of the Supre ne Court -
Of the district Of Co,umbiI, Pas sed in The N4
cause of Mary Jack ct al, VS.: Edwin Jack S4
ct al No t3, the undersigned Trustee will sell at
pob &c auction, ia front o. the premsay, on FRI.
DAY, the l9th day Of October, l17, Of D O'Clock D
m In the city OF Wa-hin gton, ID. o., the n ,r,h Is
fee: front Of lot one, a. by tne depth thereof in
square 766.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. the residue ia 6
and - months With per cent Interest, secured on
the property SOLD, ell cash at option OF &c pur-
chaser. A deposit o. S6a " heu bid acc sp,ed
W. L. EDMONSrON, trustee,
once, A2O 5th rest
II n AM ~.
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THOMAS DOwLiSa. auctiouee-.
VALUABLE IMPROVE PROPERTY At
MOUNT PLEASANT AT AUCTION


Ifl TIet q Land siuSsi al MoSai PIeiisat D.
Ian s;r-ei a1f near Columbian Joli-ge said IsoI
:. ImpIg,tt ~ rooU, Two stors and back bui'f
hs ftsLc mouse, Dnt well OF water, fruit trees,
TsrIrsc On half cash: balance at 6 and I, n,ntbs
with intsre a. per cent fro u dag Il sals. cured
byadeed 81 trust On the prop-rts I'D. Ali convey
serves tn right 20 resell rik AID cost Of tbs
aFBEp C. ChLYERr, Il Executor x iio
THOMAS D0WLISG. Auct O,tlJts
THANCERY SALE ar AUCTION OF VA
- p sa!si,, IN i1rR * hSD gSiHP&ovED
1WkES aiIH ASD All srREsr5 WISH;
ss sb s.HE sTki I2kih aa E4i"5sS "a,
sikEtT S s6sF4 s IN ,sR
.SDos THE SoGThwEst G5RSrR 1s
HAsHINGrCN CITY, pISrIioT or co,
Of the District Of Columbia, pas,si ia Equity -
ez1--NO 30. Hctiiiiys. WIthsrow ct al, j Co.
al the hour. mentioned all hos ojs aud ,rcsls OF
ground, Win the lmp r"yen9nt@, &c thereof sitI-
sted IN the city Of Washington, District of 6olun
on TUESDAY, oc.ober 10, Is57, at 4 30 O'Clock
D. the vest p ies. froat oy the dsptn tasrs)f of
iotz, 10 syusre B This lot is proved, and
fronts on ( street. north, between 2i:h and 18Th
.Also, on the same day, st 5 o clock m the west
Is feet sches by the depth thereof Of 10; lc, in
square 70, unInlprOyed, and fro iing ON II street
wEDsEsDAf. octobe IL, 1871, q; O'Clock
=. tIe south half Of lots %, in square 10, i'm
isth stree, west. AMI stlsst. " apa.h ID
On Thu 6SDAY, October Is, 1877, ct O'Clock
p m. lots and 3; and the east IS feet and inch
front by d. pth Of LOO feet Of lot 7. in yluA-e SIG
These lots are uuimproved. and front II aud 5.h
streets northeast, and on SIN strest east, between
and II streets north.
Terms Of sale: One fourth in ssh, on the day OF
sale within days thereafter residue in three
equal payments at 9, II and Is mouths from ths day
OF sale, the purchaser giving he's prom,ssory .otes
therefore, bearing six p.r cent interest, all
ut the II the purch The title t. be re-
famed until the whole Of the purch sse 1ey aud
interest IL paid Upon failure OF pure scr Co
comply ith tho terms Of sale, rights
20 re sell the property At this rick and OF
defsoltinR purchaser. 10 deposit ,pt saoe Of
each bid. All eysneing 81 purchaser Q C IJt.
JAMHS >. EDWARDS.
$50 Louisiaaa avenue r
j. q kIIBALL, AfaS'os.
1874 stree: north rest
b. H. NARN sR, Auctioneer 'ep9eoSis
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~ r. sTEIGER, Real Estate Auctioneer,
ss. 81 It'll street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two ~ VALUABLE
IHjh PROVED BU sEDiNG iOT3 LOJhTEO
On NORTHEAST CORNER OF IOra ANo Il
STREETS NOaFHEASr
~ r'u- al a deed &c trust, dated November 80
Igtu, lS'J, dug recorded in Libar No -, lotto -
81 ere % the lana lec1rdS for the District Of-sAs
tciuT bra, aud AZ the rg1e.t of the pIity secured
tLsrt by We shs sell a public auction, in trout Of
tue PFoperty, a "a O'Clock =. n , on nDNOAY,
&C % 81 S;h- lS,I, the foil ing described real
tate a TIE CITY Of ashug tpn. District of CJIumhi.,
q = q. Lots Uttered and G, ia ". w. Be rtn sub
"iFI,'on 81 square numbered nine hundred ii fIiy
rIght. itss
Terms: One third - cas- 2, balance in twelve IL
bEd eighteen Isl months, wi intere from dag o.
sale. secured ~ DEED ~ trust the properly sn'i
Or all cash AZ - III a Of The pIrCba-~. deg 'si. IF
ST. required AZ II ne Of sale and I've glr su
at purchaser cpst If the terms o, sale are nor
C'mped with In five days f ON day Of safe the Trus-
tees reserve the IIglt resell Ne D Ocrfy alter We
days advertisement at TsS and cost "a the default
ing pUrchase
J. STANLEY JONES lr
s -S-egSds MN. b. JDNEJ, { frulteeI
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PRESIDENT VANDERBILT has lust Or
dere i've per cent advance in the psy of
all the employees OF the New York Central
and Lake Shore roads who were affected by
the ten per cent. reduction OF lat July. THIS
Is in pursuance Of Mr.. Vanderbilt's prom &c
to restore the old wages as soon rs bu siness
Justified. Business has justified q partial
restoration aud IL has been made.
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A USIlI9N SALE LIZ Of That ELEaANT
HsLE STREET, FRO NTlNG LaFAY-
ETTE sQuARE, IN WASHINGTON CITY,
ID e.
pyy tue of a deed Of tru-t. dated u arch H. 80
te16 duly recorded In LIber SIl, Folio 37, ons -
~ the land records for The District OF Co 1m-- <s
ba, and by tle direction Of tne psrsy thereby Sc
cured. We Will offer for safe, public auction in
front Of the premises, on MOSDAY, TIE re / " Of
October. ls77. az 4 30 clock, M. that certain
building II lying IN Wash;ngt City, the Dis
lict Ct q lunbii knOTn as aud beint tbs mort hern
q Yet and inches In width, las feet ai6 inch
" depth. of lot % in tue subfivI hon of Cblt and
- ss uder OF e-taln lots in the s!uare l67. with all
The rights, privileges. Ipure 'slc appointments,
&C. IN -reio beongi ig; ed beng h same properly
h"retOfOre conveyed by Thomas h. B~Yap 81 Gas
I. Davis D. end duly rded In Liber 5il, Folio
a. of sale. s1d - cor Is.
Terms u sale: Ooe-tnird in ca h, and thu residue
m three equal pa n"n's ~ Gig, Twelve aHd eZh 5u
HouIhs from tue DAY Of sale for which the pIrc
er missory no.es to be given bearing ipter-
~ fr M The day Of sale and tn b. secured by is
81 trust on tie p-rty sold. If the OF sale
are not CEN Piled with within seven ,y. frapn the
day of sale, the right to resell tia
y a. tie risk and cost Of tue de aaiin purch .-er
Aii cow ancing at the prr chaser cost S25J DE-,
posted on Acceptance o; bid
JAMES l. FITCH. I'M
WARREN u. sTOaE.t Trustees.
GEORGE TRUESDELL, Ave sionesr oct5
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A HM1NISTRATOH SALE OF BOSIE9Y
"A TRIMMING, NOTIONS, &c, &c
BY virtue Of an der OF the Orpiau Court, u Ill
offer At public sale to the hi bidler on TU
PAY, October oh, lSiI, a, 10 O'Clock, 1T No 60
Market stree, Georgetown. the following articles.
Icing The property % Elizabeth kppeby. ieces.ed
Liz:-Eonery, skirt Brsids. Ribbons, TRIMMINGS,
Is-nbrlcs, Spool Cotton. Skein and Spot su<s,
Ioys; showcase, Tape, Eeede1 CoIIsrs, toyes AID
a dc,e5 OF Hors hold Furniture, and many other
srtic es tco hume OPS TO me alton
Il. X. APPLEBY, Administrsto-
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct CCt5-st"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


II ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO sroRy rR,Nc
pp,WEL.lNC, No. us TENTH STREET, BE.
LNhhN AND STREETS NORTHEAST
saoy virtue OF q uesd Of truss dated A 4east a
"a a. a. " 80 duly recorded in Liber No 81
HSS' l9ilo 81 one OF the land records for ths %.
District Of Columbia, and at The rsonest of tha
fa,p seenreo thereby, We will sell "a prblc arc
Ion IN lront OF the prerni. ;, on WEDNESDAY,.
sef'smpef 20 h, iS3, at 81 o'clock 0 n., All thst
20 tSn pIeSe or patce, OF ground tnats ia the
c L Oh eashinStoo, ID. known as lot nrnbere
tnnp Two t5z1, In kellys srhdiv'sioI of square
ntho5teo nine hundred aid thirty four, toge, 1er
with the i'm proveTuebts, 80.
Terms: One tai d cash; and the balance 1T 8, ~
arc Is MONTHS wit interest at per cent. per AZ
nm, secured by deed OF truss 8 10 dep Jif. ana
all conveysnciDg At purchasers Cost. Terms to be
complied with IN seven days,
W1EtIAN A. GORDON, r-
Spl57sw5ds
HEIHE ABOVE SALE Is POETPONED until
SATURDAY, October O b, ls,f, sire hour aud
place. WILLIAM A GORDON,t r,n...o.
nAHLON ASHFORD, fus'ees'
.. :. COLDwELL, Salesman. sepIY&O6
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INUECANsON BROS, Aaotioneer,,

VVO&NOhHfEON -ShN-., Il UCtIOuotreI
FRENCH PLATE NIRrORs, Rep PAgLoR
ssn.r, EALhII CHA. SErTS BED
TfSl19N TssGa fA I ssh nj H. "a "a.
ELE :, VI siH.EoAR0, HAIR NDHUSK
OTTER CHAIEG, c ROCKERY, Ola sWARs
BRCS:ELJ ANn INGRAM CAIPErS; LoT
Nc PLATfoRM SCALE; COOKING AVID
HEATING StOVE :. &C sc AT AUCTION
ga TU ESDAY MOANING, Oct her . IN af0
40 0c ock, we W ia sep, III frcnt Of orr sales. "
rooms. a general as-1rtne.t of Household 10
fu'nitcre, Car pets. &c &c. III
oc5 DUNCANsON BROS aucts.
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1RUsTEES' SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 7I2 TENTH STREET, BE-.
TWEEN g AND ii srREErs N0RTAEA5f.
BY SlIeue OF deed Of trust, dated August -
I'd, 4; u. las. only rec Irded IN Liber No.
81, 1910 20 one OF the land records for the -
District OF Columbia, AID A. the req isst of the
pat secured thereby wills u At pobl auc' ion
In front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, So
tember 28th, lei a; 81 O'Clock m. all tina Ger
tsin piece or parcel ef ground, 81 ste in thu city of
Na5blp Ton. ID o., knor'n az Lot nImbs cred tuirty
TVe, tSjt in Kelly subdivision of sC-sre numbered
1tne hu"dred AID thirty -four, (9Jil together with
the imp oyementJ, dc.
Terms: Orsthird cash, an the balance a. 8, L.
a. Is no tbs, with iutereJI Der cent. per sHHUm
secured by a deed Of trust Sl0J deposit, and ali
convey Al Gins ut urchasers COST Terms u be com
pied y it'll in seven dsvE.
WILLIAM 4; GORDON, Trustees.
1AHLUN ASHFOSO, '''
sepl5- Jaw 5Gs
E-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SAIURpAf, Uctoher On, ls,f. ss~e hour ard
place. WILLIAM A GOROOS,( r-,,soa,
MAHLON ASHFORD, irus.ee''
:. p. COLBY Ell. Ssle-mSu. sep2'SOj
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DON'T D2ISK.-The New York corraS.
pOndent of the BoSo-. JOtSr7E & yes the fol-
lowing salutsry advice: Toe shor, rul OF
playe.-, rifcmen, billiard champions. and
men OF sporting ,fe generally. is u rsma. K
able featuI C Of New York life. Drink l. al TIE
bottom of this. Men VINO indulge ia the c ,
can't control their nerves, and men VINO cam
do this go 10 the wall. TIE ba Il shooting
OF some men, OF whom SO much vas ex-
pected, resulted from their cup in iulgelce.
One OF the best marksmen In the city siI
yesterday that ''in rifle Sh DOting JIe varia ice
% a hairs breadth male the difference A. tna
muZZie OF one foot IN 100 yards; I'D a m
must have absoluteecommaad OF his nerve.
y man who would win must not steam"
Dan Maze, when he was In MS prime on
road, drank only lemonade. L he.rd him
say:-"A single glass OF whisky an .ots
my nerves. Men who drink on tie roaI
would not trust their valuable teams
TO me il 4 was not in the driving sea. On a
teetotaler. When the billiard con re was
in session the champ ion player said:-"We
can't drink and do anything. We have 10
abstain totally from all stimulating bever
ageT while we play. We have a season OF
preparation. We have to be clear All cool,
or we fail. The reason that so many emf
nent players pass out OF sight is, they Will
drink. Then the nerves grow unsteady aud
the eye fails, and all 10 up with the player,
The drinking goes deeper and bis playing
worse"
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TIE USES OF THE LEMoN.-As a writer
in The LOJdon Lance reina. ks, few PEI pie
Know the valoe OF lemon juice. A piecs Of
lemon bouId upon com Will cure II in a
few days; il should be renewed night a al
morning. A tree use OF lemon juice = :;
sUgar will always relieve a cough. No {
people feel poorly In the spring, bat IL they
would eat a lemon before breakfast every
day for a week-with or without sugar, as
they like-they wOOld hnd ii bstUer tlaa any
medicine. Lemon juice used acc Drding TO
this recipe will sometimes cure consG pJlol:
Put a dozen lemons Into cold water aid
slowly bring to a boil; boil slowly until The
lemons are soft, then squeeze until al the
juice is extracted; add sugar 10 your taste
and drink. IN this way use one dpEea lem
ons day. III they cause pain, or Loosen tue
bowels too much, lessen the qnanIify and
u, only five or six day until you are De
ter and then begin gain with a dozen a d3y.
After using Ave or six dozen the patient VIII
bes in to gain flesh and enjoy foDt. Hnlt o.
10 the lemons aud still u them very fey
for several weeks more. Another 3 Zoe
lemons is for a refreshing drink In SUNNI er.
On III sickness at any time. Prepare as d.
recied above and Aid water aud ~ gar Bat
IL order To have this keep well, after boiling
the lemons, squeeze and straiu cars5Illy,
tIen 10 every half pint Of juice al Oge
pc md of loaf or crushed sugar, boil a ii >tis
n few minutes more until The sugar Il di,-
solved skim carefully AMI bottle You VIII
gea more Juice from the lemons by boil
them, and the preparation keeps be.ter.
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i UTs On FDU 1T rENTH SrREEr. BE
IL TWIN w AND BOUNDARY STREET,
NORTHWE Est, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Ot decd Oi trust recorded in Liber 5e>
No az. folio 3. Of tn. land record, OF ths I'D
district Of COiur biz, y ia sell at public auc- ~AD
Ton, IN front @. tne prem sea. SATURDAY, iae
9Th day Of OctODer, ISL, 81 0 cl)cx r. m lot, ri
- and q, in Hughes C.rr'rat0ns subdi vision o,
square 231. EaCh LOT fronts Il fset 18th sfreat
with dep.h OF 100 feet 10 u 0-f-et alley.
Terms: S2Ui cash; balance in ., y, i and 81
months, with per cent interest, sscu-ed des, of
trust. $50 down on each LOT v he . Id.
NATHAEIEI CaRU5I. Trusae.
CHAS. W HANDY, Auctioneer. Oct2-dSis
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!. E.WARNEK, Real Estate Auctioneer.

ifs
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, tN THsEiST SIDgOF TENTH
STREET. BET H1hN and q SrREEr5N Z.
~ vr ne OF Il deGd of trust, dated NJ AZ i-t, sux
\. d. $50, duly recOTIed IN biher No. S!i, -
no 20. one OF the aui records for the Dis -&.4
1lct OF Columbia, aud ~ the request OF tue party
seCured thereby, 1 sh ali sell at public auction.
t-srt OF the premise SATU Nd Y, Octo'-~ Stu.
IS. at > CLOCK IN, the following described al
eJtI,e, situate in the city OF WsshH gton, D. C.,
Wit: Lot numbered thirty four (3i), o. Cuap e =
CUced sutdIy sion Of part Of square numbered nins
hundred and sixty (s6), with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: 0ne-third cash, and the balapce at six and
twelve months with interest at par cenJ. Pc
6unCm, cured by deed If trust on tho poo perry
sOld. deposit Of SO requir d at the time OF ale
ara ali conveyancing at purcb asers cot II terms
Of sale not IN Piled with in days. the poop
eTty will be resoId at risk ana cost of the deaultng
purchaser. MAUEON ASHFORD, Trustee.
J. 7. COLDWELL. Salesman. sep22 eoSds
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, c,
account Of the inclenency o. toe wea. her. urii
MONDAY the Sth day OF october, A. d. hs. sam
ootl-d JAMES G, PAYER. Trustea
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CHANGEKY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
RRE6Tr WIEnN 18Th AND losE sTsEE IS
AVENUE, BETWEEN l7rP AND rs 20
SLREMTS MORrawEsr, II WAsRIn9.

OD.DXNNABO, TruN66,
BIB. WARMER, Auet. '''i ssSH.eoSdi
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A LIE oF lNIf hON ID kE III Els
- TATE, ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH and
LSTREErs sou INVEST.
BY virtue OF de rec of the Supreme Court -
Q. the District Of Columbia, in Equity cause t"R
No. 5,49s, Downham q ,. vs.. Martin ct al. ,&A
We will SILL on : ATURDAY. the 81 day of UcIo-
Der, 1871. AT AZ O'Clock o. public auction, in
font OF the premises, LOIs numbered Il and IS, in
Van Riswick : subdivision Of -Qnsre numbered Al
la the city Of W Washington. ID. c the sane beiag
improved by two-s story frame house for store and
DIV cling.
Terms: 0ne-third cash, one third in one year and
third IN two years, with interest ut Der cent
from day OF sale; or ell casn at the option Of ,r-
chaser. Deferred paSm-nts to be scored by mor;-
gage on the sal! premises, to be approved by the
court. : CO 10 be deposited ol cceptance OF bill
anC I'll cOnveJ ancing AZ the purchaser scot.
k0DpLPhE CnAU9H TON,
4SO>a LIS. avenue, ! r
JOB. BARNARD. tEuFoes'
4S6 La. ave. q. ".
DUECAESON BROS, Auct. sep2f eo5ls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

Washington dispatches say that the Unit
cd States Consul at San Domingo has trans
mitted to the Department Of State an ac-
count of the recent discovery of the bones Of
Dying in Spain in 1906, the remains Of Co
lumbus were first deposited in the Convent
of St, Francis in 1913, from whence they
were shipped to San Domingo in 1886, and
deposited in the cathedral of that city. In
1876 these remains, as it was then and W to
the present discovery believed. were conveyed
in great pomp to the Cathedral of Havana,
where they were supposed to have reposed
ever since The Consul at San Domingo
says that while some wOrkmen were digging
up the floor around the pulpit in the cathcd-
raj, to make some repairs, they exposed 10
view a walled orifcc containing leaden
case two feet long by about eight inches
deep and eight inches wide, the inscription
on which bore incontestible that evidence
the contents were the bones of Christopher
Columbus. Immediately on this discovery
being made the remains were restored TO
their original resting place, and the recepta
Gle walled up. On the 10th of September,
in the presence of the Governor and other
government officials, and the various
COnsul-. amid the sounds OF martial music
and the booming OF cannon, the remains
were again exhumed, the box, bones
and inscription examined and the facts re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

TIE very remarkable series Of meetings
just closed in this city will fill very
important page in its religious history. A.
We have SAID. no such meetings for num-
bers and interest, or anythiag like them,
were ever held here II any were disposed
to slight or ridicule them, that disposition
soon passed away. No one could attend
them without recognizing their power. The
interest in them and in Mr. Moody's preach
ing grew steadily from first to last 1t is
possible to hear Mr.. Moody once or twice
even with disappointment in view of bis
world wide fame, and without being greatly
impressed by him. But no one can hear him
steadily without becoming an interested and
eager listener, His mistakes Of expression or
exposition become Of the least account The
truth which he sets forth with such direct
ness the speakers earnestness and self
abnegatioD, assert their control His grasp
upon his audiences, and we might say upon
the community, for his audiences have COM
prised large share OF the community,
became absolute. 1t was the power, not OF
oratory, though in a sense Mr.. Moody ma
be called an orator bat of Gods truth,
uttered in great simplicity and illustrated in
q manner to arouse interest and carry con-
viction alike to old and young, to learned and
ignorant, cultivated and uncultivated 1t is
too soon to sum up the results of Mr..
Moody's work here. The conversions under
AMI through the meetings are doubtless
already numbered by hundreds, but no one
who has watched the course of the religious
movement here can suppose that the revival
is ended The results OF such an awakening
are not for day, nor over in day
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Sundays Earthquake.
PLACES IT VISITED ON ITS TRAVELS.


OGDENsBURG. n. Y. Nov. A severe
shock of earthquake, occurred here at two
O'Clock, Sunday morning passing west to
east, lasting over a minute. Ii was also
felt at Cape Vincent where windows, stoves,
dishes, etc, were viSiOly shaken.
WHITEHALL, n. Y. Nov. 4. - Quite a
heavy shock of earthquake occurred here
at two O'Clock this morning. At Port
Henry, Ausable Forks, and Plattsburgh
the shock was very severely felt.
GLENs FAILS. n. Y Nov An earth
quake shock WAS felt here. at Lake George
and Schuyleryllle, at two o clock this morn
ing. 4 loud rumbling NOISE was heard
followed by the shaking Of buildings an
breaking OF crockery.
ST. JonN, 2. O.. Nov. AT two O'Clock
this morning, Il severe shock of earthquake
occurred, lasting ten seconds. 1t com
menccd with a low rumbling sound ending
with heavy jar. shaking buildings. upset
furniture, etc. The course appeared to be
from west to east.
Providence. K. L., Nov "A slight
shock OF earthquake. was felt here at 2
o'clock this morning.
BosTON, Mass, Nov I.-The shock OF an
earthquake. this morning was felt iu north
ern New Hampshire. Vermont and western
Massachusetts, At Lebanon. n H., build
ings were sensibly shaken and bells ruug,
the shock lasting 10 seconds. At North
hampton, Mass, glass was broken in the
houses, furniture shaken up, and people
awakened.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Nov A severe shock
of earthquake was experienced here this
morning. People We're rudely awakened by
successive shocks lasting 10 seconds.
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Canada will have her Thanksgiving on the
23d Of this month.
Over eicbt tborsand ,Ieotbs occprred in
New York city during the three months end
inv Scntrmher 70
,uu, p.,.
iarI M ni'-iinUn SaiaIS a. iie S li
e;,btv Thousand inlIars
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=, Inc sno" puS'n'N' geheraiiy tnlougnou'
'ne county Is "oiNe 'niN Se"'on IMAM ut any
previous time "i'h'h ven years
In the last three months the knSslans
have lost slxty-iour thousand two hundred
men, and the Turks forty thousand men.
In railroad collision near Harrisburg.
Pa, on Friday. the engineers and fremen OF
both engines were killed. together with Il
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MIR. GEORGE /. Angel, writing from
Mortified, Mass, to oar Duni5 Animals,
oho,, ,ho rr,,coi;., Nood, soys Tho
Wv
muse OF u L. "Oouy Is aoout hai' mile
above the village, joining the old homestead
whore bc was harm and where his mn,her
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anu "'o'"er ho" ioS'uo' II 10 Pia'"' SUI
stantlal, white wooden farmhouse, IN good
order, with one large room Tor meetings.
Ii stands on one oil the most beartIi al spots
imaginable, overlooking, towards tho north.
several miles OF valley aud rlyer, with noun
talns east, west and north. Mir Moody has
two hOrses-a hrm horse. and the celebrat
ed other horse, reported IN the papers last
winter to have cost several thousands oi dol
lars. but which really cost something ever
$500, 1t Is good family horse, as can
vOuch, haslng ridden behind II several tunes.