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FREDk BATES.
novl6-d RRAINERU ii. wARNER,f Truste
THOMAS BOWLING. 1uctioneer

PUBLIC SALE OF FIVE NEW raREEsro
A0R BAs EMkST BkIgK DIVE LING
ssTThhEEkTss sEIWkEN 18TH AND l4rH
By virtue of deed ftrust of date April sth, -
800, ana supplementary stipulation of date c",I
november lJih h. 1876, re- Ordeo respectively in.2
Llber No SO, Folio 25s ct seq, aud Liber Ne. SCI
foio z5l ct seq, OF toe land records of the district
OF Columbia, aud By written direction of the par
ties thereby recured, shall expose public sale in
front OF the premises on MONDAY, December
AOth, u ls77, az o'clC ok IN Lots numbered
respectively sixty.one, l6l sixty two, (62J sixty
three, 1861 sixty four, (6i) d sixty FIVE, 1851 ia
Charles T. Davis recorded subdivision of part OF
SQUARE nn nbered two hundred aud forty-seyen,
GAO and Improvements. Each Lot is improved by a
heudscine new three story and basement brick
dwelllng-very desirable.
Terms: One.fOurth cash. balance in four equal
lnstalments payable two, three and four years
from say OF sale, with interest at per cent per
annun, payable semi anu Ally, and secured deed
OF trust on the property sold. deposit of 2OO In
cash or by certied check for that sum- will be re-
CURED on each lot Immediately on the same being
knocked off, ano in fault thereof the next hg nest
bidder making such deposit will be treated as the
purchaser: II terms OF sale are not complied with
In I'VE days from the day Of sale resae will be made
al the Ifsk and cost Of the defaultng purch ser on
I'VE days notice IN the Evening Star.
tHLON ASHFORD, Trustse.
THOMAS DOW LING. AuctiOaeer. nov16 dtds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


i I. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROyED
PhQPEhTl ON re SOUTHEAST CORN 3 z
" sENEkTH end STREETS NORTHEAST.
By N1rius Of deed OF trust, dated Nj arch ~, -
go ic41, duly recorded in Liber No 344, S..|
iono ie one Of the lsnd IDS for the Dis -
ict OF Columbia, and at the wrltten quest Of the
party secured thereby We will sell, At public auc.
lion, N ront OF tie prenis ., on RIOsf, EOvem.
per 10, ISL al a o cl tx M, the folowing de
seroed real estate situate in the city Il W
y U, 10 Wit: All those pieces parcels Of ground
1nown and distinguished as Lots Numbered seven
~ eight - abd nine ~, in square .bsred eight
huboIeo and met seven te97J, together with the
dwelling, with brick basement. &c.
Tefms: One third cash, and the balance At IL ard
Is months, with interest at cent per annum
cured BY deed OF trust the property sold, all
cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit Of 500
CURED at be time of sale and all c)nveyancing at
pm chasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days
BRAINARD Ii. wARNER,l r,n,....
WILLIAM GORDON, fruHees'i
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTP0 NED unit
MONDAY De cember3 1871. same h our and place,
BRA1NARD II. WAREE 81 -.
IZ3-eo WILLIAM A. GORDON, {ess
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VUNOANbON b0O5., AuctlOhtef6.
ASSIGNEEB SALE OF GROCERIES, IL
QUOnS, HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS AND
MIXTURES AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of an assignment to me. / will -
sell, at public auction. on FRIDAY MORN N
ING. November Both, 1871, commencing O. 10
O'Clock, all the stock contained in Store No. 1910
Penny ivaEia avenue northwest, consisting 10 pars
Of
Brandies. W hiskies, Sherry,
Port, Madeira, Malaga,
Conees, Teas, Candies, Soap,
Spices Starch, Blue,
Large lot Shelf Goods,
ecales, Counter end Platform,
Coffee Mi l, Iron Safe,
Shelving, Counters, &C.
at L o clock m
Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Terms cash. GEOkGE w. SALTER,
nosN Assignee Of j. d Entwisie.
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THOMAS DowLISG, Auctioneer.
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND
SORD1ALs, FARRELL & HERRING SAFE,
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, STORE
EiNICREs, SHOWCASES, &C, AT AUG.
On FRIDAY MORNING, November Both a
ISO. at I'D O'Clock, At the store OF W Il In H.
slniIes. who is retiring fir IN business, No II -
Sll 18th stree between II and streets, SHAH II
his elegant stock OF fine Groceries, Wines, Cordials
and Liquors.
Also
Horse, Wagon and harness,
Farrell Herring Safe,
Large Platform Scales,
Fine Counter Scales, large G.. fee Mill,
Silver mounted Showcases.
Eieht'day CLOCK, Coffee Cans, Scoops and Measures
Elegant Store Fixtures, contai ing l52 drawer.
well suited for a drug store, hayiu0 baen f,r'
meIly used for that pur pose
Store For Rent.
Terms cash.
nOyH THOMAS DOWIJNG
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TROMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE COMFORrA.
Bile TWO-STOkY BRICK HOUSES, ON
EisTH IS STREaT EAST, BETWEEN AND x
By virtue Of three deeds OF trust. dated Oct -
q, 1875, and recorded in Libsr s02, at folios f..a
Ill, lis and lis, will sell pubic auction .A.
on MONDAY, the Sd day Of December, 1871, at 4
O'Clock p m In front Of the premises, Lots Hos 8.
and 3, In Daw sons subdivision Of Square No 932
each lot being improved with q comfortable brick
dwelling house.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
each Of said deeds, with expenses OF sale, in cash.
the balance ut o, and Is months to be secured by
is sold, and veyaDcing and recording at purchs-
ser's cost. Title good
- FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS DOWLlh6, Auct. noyI4-Cta
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K CARD.
PERRY q BROTHER
ARE NOW OFFERING
DECIDED BARGAINS
BLACK AND COLORKD SILKS,
Which fuilJ ID PER GENT. CHEAPER than
Also, Isrg. stock Of sP pREess GOODS. r.Ds,n,
srom 2Sc, @ The finest IMP0RTEp GOODS.
BLACK A p.4 s9 LOSE a xnEGTyErs,
fEANNELS, BLANKETS, &C., &c.
All OF our Good. v III be sold at
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
- One Pre- Only
DRY GOODS,
OARPETIHGs, &c.
Our stock is now complete in all the new aad most
fashionable goods ever offered In Washington.
and Carpets, Cloaks, Flannels and Blankets our
WV. BURDETTE 4 CO..
No. 91S 1th St.,
No. 200 h 81. n.sc.S octz1u
DARIs AND BERLIN CLOAKs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IOREIGN WRAPS, comprising
FUR lined silk Circulars,
CAmels' hair Circulars,
Eur lined Six sacks,
Drap-d'Ete DOimAns.
sealskin Sacks,
Basket CLOTH ClOaks,
diagonal ClOaks.
Handsome ShAwls, &c, &c.
Elegant Black Silks, beautiful Colored Silks.
An Of our stock will be sold At tey Lo,r hsus
are invited 20 Ia pect our Goods q their leisure
- Oss Prics OsH.
PEBBY = BHO..
octl0-tr Pessn0. 0censse, cor. 9Th st.
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TRUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE REAL IS.
TATk ON STREET kORTH BETWEEN
I IsrE AND 10TH STREETS VAST, IN THE

BY virtue ~ a deed OF trust. dated February -
an, lo.o and at the REG uest OF the holder of WA
s s at pubic auction, Oh FbIDAY. November
50, IoIf, al 4:lO O'Clock pm, In font If the
1ronut 90 feet on q street north, AID rnunns back
WIN thst wldth lo5 feet to the rear of sale ot Ihs
property Is a first class building cite
Terms OF sale: OIe-fOurth cash, of which 500
must &c Paid DOWN at time OF sale; the residue of
the purchase money to be paid in equal instaiiments
IN g. " and Is months from the day of SALE with in.
terest 81 per cent annum, and to be secuCe1 by
the purchasers rOtes and q deed If trust on the
premises. the terms Of sale are 4 complied with
within elk days after the day of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost II the defaultinR purchaser. ali convey
sncibg al purchasers cost.
novzl W 4 maids g. INGLE, Trustee
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THOMAs DOWLING. Auctlopeer.

'v'hOmAS DOW LlNds AucConeeTs
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY No. 1910 STREET, bETWEEN
18TH AND Hath NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue OF a decree of the Su- IL
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, bear hi.
ing date on the l2th day Of January, A. ID. .As
lo17, and passed in certain cause pending Therein,
ard Dennis Keys and others are defendants, (the
same being Equity cause No. $780, the under ned
will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder
therefor, In front OF ths.premises, on SATURDAY,
the 24th day OF November, A. ID 1877, at Ia o'ol IA
D. M all that certain pece parcel of land stu
and beipg in the city of Washington and District of
Colombia, and known and distinguished the
ground plat or plan OF said city. according the
plsts flied in this by the Commissioners on par
ttion as the east twenty feet and eleven
(2ll front by the depth of one hundred aud forty
four feet dad OF lot numbered twenty three (23 in
square numbered two hundred and fifty (250), to-
Rether with the appurtenances to the same bsl0ng-
ing.
Terms Of sale az prescribed By the decree. One
third cash on the day OF SALE the ratification
thereof, and the residue in two equal nstalments at
one and two years, with interest from day of sale,
payable semi annually. AID payment of principal
and interest to be secured by the bonds of the pur
the Trustees. deposit of one hundred aud fifty
dollars will be required the time of sale and All
convey anciDg to be at the cost of the purchaser
GEORGE PETER,
400 Louisiana avenue, ru..
A. THOMAS BRADLEY. irustees.
452 ID street northwest.
novl-2aw3w6ds Law Reporter.
pyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in
CONSEQUENCE Of the weather until MONDAY, De-
ceDber Sd, le77, same hour and place. By order of
the trustees. nov& m,w,s
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BY virtue OF OF heri facias, issued out of the
Clerks Once Of the Su preme Court Of che District
lie SALE for Csh, Of the Court House door OF said
District, WEDNESDAY, the 19th day Of De-
and Of defendant In and TO the following
described property. to wit: Lot IS, Of Ksllys sub.
end levied upon rs the properly Of the defendant,
Moses Kelly to satisfy executoi No. II ,S7, &C law
in favor Of Fred d. Grant.
fREp,K DOUGLAss, q. Q. Marshal D. o.
JOHN S6ERnAN. Aucs pov12-dO
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Gem Gem SuS.I Hcs,, 4 La. oonni-Oas
Write Tor Circulars or ssad orders 10
-. a. DAUPHI,
P.o. Box 000, New orissns, Il.
MONTHLY DRAWING,
TUESDAY. January stu, l6B.
Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets, % each. HaIve1s
al. nov7.vA s,l0
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T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TWO-STORY
OF STREET, BEIWcEN 13TH AND 14rH

BY virtue of 9 deed of trust, dated June 18th, Ia
d. ls75: duly recorded in Lber No 7ss, Hs;
folios ls0, &C., one Of the land records for the.
District OF Columbia and at request OF the parry
secured thereby we will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premisGs, on Friday November :SO n
la7, at oclock the fol owing described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia, to wit: All Of Lot numbered fifty nine
(59, In James r. Woards subdivision of part of lot
numbered thirty-on (3l). and all o. Lots thirty
(S3) thirty eight 3S) in Micher's subdivision of
square numbered ten hundred and twenty six (lO15D,
together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: 81 go, with interest at ~ per cent Der
mum from June IA, lsH, to day of sale, and pensss
OF sale, in cash, and the balance at six and twelve
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest frOm the day OF sale, and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, will be taken
deposit OF 9OO will be required at the time OF sale,
and all convey ancipg at genss Of the purchaser
nl7-eo WfHLfAM Nj x ~HTSahv Trustees.
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THE DRY GOODS STORE
NOW OCCUPIED By
CARTER. 10Y Market Snur>

RLANKETs, FLANNELs, sHEErINGs BED
~ SPREADS. TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE
LINENS, CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for men
and boys
All very cheaps
j. w. COLLEY'S,
noN2iu Sol Sth 81. and Market Space.
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1927 GREAT 1927
1OSS PENNSYLVANIA LOU
ROETE.

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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rHANUEkY SALE Of IMPR OvED PROPEKTY
~ ON rlETnnn1H SrkEET NORTHWEST
Dn FFioE or THE SEcRETAkY

u OFFIOE or TIE SECRETAkY,
WASHINGTON, D. O., November Il, tN7.
VIII be sold q public sale TUESDAY, November
27th, ct 10 O'Clock m, the north fro It OF the
Interior Department building. . lot Of old Furni.
ture, Stoves, Osrpsis, and Miscellaneous Ar ticles
nov2i DUHOAHseN BROS, Auets.
~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPOarD unit,
FRIDAY, 9Oth day Of November. A, d 1877, q
II O'Clock. DUNOAN6ON BROS,
nov56 kep.I Auctfoneers.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
The swift aud eegaIt iron Steamer IkDy OE
LIE Lam 4, Capt J. WHITE, leaves
OH street wharf, until further notice .HOD -
every Monday; W Wednesday ard Fri,
Gay, at clock p m Connecting with steano-. -
boston, Providence ard other Northera points Re.
ternina, leaves Eoif Tx every Tuesday, Tharsdsy
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in
consequence Of the weather until MONDAY, De-
cenber 3D., le77, same hour and place. By order of
the Trustees. noy8 m.w.s
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o,rooto md bavo ono ri,bt uvooL 10 mn, ON
,ho;r boat md ,lav. thu ,eonlo vou man, ~,
sundava in tho park n little rod IN the face
with too many children but unmistnknhlv bn.
roos for thov will 90 hack tn tbeir round Of du.
ties on tho morrow wbistIinu and an on i'm
,hev dron never boord ~ lint bovin, dono oIl
That ,vos givop ,he,, 10 do
civ burphers Tint vital tvno y, tho Nerv York
nolitieion with N daab If tho Calf 4, him
stronuous aerv muscular with n rather briobt
nocktio commanding rcsnoct ON nil sidna ovnn
vbila ba 10 Donutv shoriff for No ope cnn sov
with ccrtaintv Tim, he will not be n Justicn to-
marrow uoreand tbora mort vounu Now york
with bis cigora,,e and bia Girl Ue commonooa
no no m oc,c, how md will and no 4. poroh,nt
pripno unlnea bo COTS into nm insurance on,co
or ,okae IN book Modelling Hal n nho,ono.
non bo smokna before his voice ohanoos and
ordnra clorot for dinner Mt tho Brunsyvick on
broo doll,re n uoot A a,orv manor ia s,inl,i,y
on, Of bis pocLc, Tie roads IL ON the amazing
cor no ba co,ooo nm tow,
Thoao ~, oorro ~ tho tvnos b,t ,boro oro
distinct facos tbnt boono IN tho citv ns ,ycr md
h,,.., ~, oiasa Al,,,,s tho cam, co,n,,n,,co
~ p,r,,h ,,,;,,, ,ha, orL md si,o,,,, n,olon,ho
l., 90 a. hun,ani,,, ov,r-d,,nIonnd bod ,o,
sIigh,lv notrinod-o hind If Dors ,nthoa 4, I,
rnn,in,Iin,, ,,r, ~ cn,hnsios,, too ti,htlv init,
no solnmn in fact no the other ,vcl. kpo,vp nor.
so,o,,o ,,,ho loo,s t,r,v or,icIos ON Inn ,ar n
doily ,onor and ,rhoso inner ro,uro sonrs 10
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ALIIGdTOR!g' HIDES.
The Uses Of the snurinn Reptiles Epider-
mis-Iaow IL IL Prepared.

Exactly how many alligators' hides are
ro,oi,.,, orn,,oil In N,,,, yorL 10 ha t,,pod for
,o'o'''" "n"u"'iy !" w" ~" " y.
boots and shoes IL not known; but tncy 90 not
fall fnr below ten thousand skins. They arc
,l-, 81 49,. -. ~. 90 ,,ro er,,a H.,
uIsposc" vi III t"o why's Ono Vi wv III ,'' III
Massachusetts buy them to make up into cheap,
machino-sewcd shoca. while shoemnkers in
Az. a,, ., -. '.e.,,,at,,a,, &c.. ,,,a
'hls Guy purchase almost exclusively 'or GUS
tom work. Several Nassau street firms. Ferris
\ Sons and o,bera rocoivo much Of tho supplv:
" ao, No. "nu o'n.ie ,o,oeo " W.
Out 'ho hrsest Consumers aro iahrehhol]
Bros. In Broadway, who use up over 1--WE thou
sand skins in n year. These firms send their
-. al -. a. rr.,.I c.,,a - a. ,,.,..
"orh uil oN'i 'ho ohiuu Nt''os "hu W many
parts OF Europe, especially to SwiNerland Tor
the use Of hunters Tho nurnhnser bv an in
-. - ,.,.. - liz -. -. ,,i
kehious coh'rN"hco' INDUSTRIES MS o"h ioo'"h"
receives the boots 10y express. The skins arc
usunllv contracted for NV tho Nav York firms
~, - -. r.,',u. I,,. a,,,, l., NJ,
Wlm parucs III JuchsohVlle' ri"' "h" III Nc"
Orleans. To these places the skins are sent by
tbe outlvino, small dcnlnra who buv thcm from
a. M - M, -, - ,u,s
the hunters. lhc hunters are negroes OF nan
breeds. Tho Rod river, tho bayous along tho
lower Mississippi, and tho swamps of Florida
furnish almost all the alligator hides used. As
soon as the reptile il shot and dragged to shore
the under portion IL cutand stripped off, as that
is the only part of the hide that ran be tanned.
Especial pans arc taken to preserve the skin
on the under side OF each claw II has the finest
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The Arrcst or T.. A. Battcr.haii on Charge OF
sMIndIIng- Mrs. Van Cotts Work.

SEA CLIFF, June 30.-Thcre has been much
excitement here to-day over the arrest of Mr. l..
A. Battershall upon tho charge Of ling
preferred against him by Commodore II. f. Du
Bots. owner OF the steamer Sedgwick. Last
spring, to accommodate Battershal Du Bots
exchanged notes for 100000 with him. The
former quickly discounted Du Boiss note. and
pocketod the cash. When Mr.. Du Bots attempted
to do the same with Battcrshals note he ascer-
tanned it worthless. In the meantime Battershall
had further induced Du Bots to cash his check
for 81 500. Immediately after these transactions
Battcrshall began to transfer his real estate and
other property to his son and wife. Mr.. Du
Bots. after many Intellectual efforts to regain his
money. has at last resorted to extreme meas
ures and this morning caused Battcrsha to he
rrrcs tcd by Deputy sheriff Hamer of Jamaica.
The sheriff has also scized tho furniture Of
Batcrshall's fine house here. and his horses
and carriage. driving his prisoner TO the
jamaica Jail. Bal has boon fixed at $4,000.
and the prisoner has {, ut to New York to try to
nectrd with the Sea Cln Association. Mr. Bat
tersha has Tor years been ono OF its trustees.
dent In this ohlcc no was succeeded
by Mr.. Du Bois; During his connection with
the association he has been charged with all
sorts OF irregularitie.s In connection with its
management. and with various misappropria-
lions of the company's money. For these and
other causes he was expelled from its member
ship last December Mr.. Battershall's former
associates in this place are iubnnt over his
removal. and say that he has been the cause Of
all the misiOrtuncs that have attended Sea Cliff
since It's purchase and dedication TO its present
use. He was class leader here, AN eminently
pious man as far as outward observancos are
concerned.
During this mornings services in the tabcr.
nacle VI 80 Esther King, the Jewess converted
to Christianity. related her experience to II
large audience.
Although Mrs. Van Colt continues to conduct
the meetings. she is much distressed ami very
anxious on account Of her only brother. Isaac
point Of death.
This afternoons meeting was what Mrs. Van
Colt called "a Mothers Meeting. and was de
voted Ia the relation Of experiences showing
the great influence exerted by mothers over
their children,
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The Awful Death OF "a Tour-year-old Girl
from Hy drophobin.

HARTFORD, June 3O.-About six weeks ago
Annie Graham, four years old. and living at
Hamilton street, west of Zion Hill. WAS bitten
by Il dog in the cheek. under the right eye. The
wound healed without special treatment. and
nothing more was thought of it until last Mon
day On that day Annie came running into the
house in a paroXysm Of fright at having seen
dog in the yard. After that she grow moody.
feverish. and restless. soon her appetite failed,
and she refused all drink but little Cruel of
Indian meal She continued 10 grow worse.
On Thursday morning at . o'clock DR.. O Fla
h.rty saw her for the first time H. found the
little one sitting on her mothers knee. Her
face had an eager and very agonzcd look. the
eyes were painfully staring, with diluted pupils.
the breath was drawn quick and deep, with
spasmodic action, and the whole eNprc -slon
was one Of painful nervous excitement and ir-
rtHbility.
The previous history Of the case was given TO
the doctor. lie asked the Little ONE: Annie.
VIII you have some waur ics." she re,
piled eagerly. 4 bowl OF water procured
and brought near her. She Immediately and
suddenly fell into paroNysm. the head being
drawn back far into the neck. tn mouth and
Tooth nall open. but with look rs If ready TO bc
clenrhed, while simultaneously the arms and
legs were thrown about ~ violent convui ~on~.
Al ia" sam" time sihilant. kissing sound cam"
furrib.y aud continuously from the throat. 4
LITTLE later TIL d' t'roau,rd Annie : hands To h'
held lay her mother whil" h" brought Il t"a-
spoonful of water into her mouth. Tho paroN-
ysm WIS repeated as The water cam" near hrr
tut "a lttl" Of il was swallowed WitH nj ulty.
Then Tn" doctor suddenly blew upon the chli's
face The parnNy~m ail.nln CONFUSED her.
Then he went To the next room, and at "a dis
tauce of about fifteen 10 twenty feet from the
htlc patient. and. in her sight. caused the water
Ia run rom the faucet. This seemcd 10 have NO
elect upon nor: hut whom. ON his suggestion.
tn" mother uugwaros hl - upon her neck, the
child fen again into Nnvuis.ous.
Mrs Graham related that, III" day. previous,
the sudden 90 rnin- OF the door which admit ii
a gust Of air and "a hrislt /. I, had thrown
Ammo into a violent CONFUSION, 50 that tary
feared she might not recover AT the time. \
little mix WIS admin stored wlth murr success.
the puroNysW not % urriug or only In u sll-ht
degree. In" symptoms continue 1t with noaiNtr-
M nt hut rather becoming more painful, until
about D O'Clock ia the afternoon. when. a few
minutes after llr O,fl,heriy had seen her, IT,"
child died. At pclu k-two hours alter duhll
the rtgOr Utuifis Was extremely well maIAcd,
the body being worry stlN and st.