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III the western and southern members of
Congress succeed in forcing the odiOus in
quiStorial income tax on the country. nobody
i likely To be- more surprised at tie results
that will probably follow than themselves and
their constituents. Ii isn't the merchants i'm
the large cities and the manufacturers in the
eastern states who are in receipt of big incomes
nowadays. As they were during and just after
the close of the war. The agricultural regions
nave been the only prosperous portions of the
country Tor several years past The farmers
and Planters are the real money makers now
Not only has every branch OF their business
been immensely profitable lately. but they are
also pretty largely money lenders and bond
holders, and an income tax fairly imposed and
honestly collected, will probably make them
sweat harder than any other industrial inter
eSt. The rural member had better look into
this little before voting.
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The French republicans. having discov

The French republicans. having discovered
some suspicious circumstances in connection
with the war measures of the late government
during the crisis. are searching for some one
on whom to fasten the responsibility Mac
Mahon prudently disclaims having ever con
templated coup Il etGt. What were intended
by the Marshal and the minister of war as
merely precautions against armed resist
ance,' which had been threatened in case a
second dissolution of the chamber was de-
handed were misunderstood by Gen. Bres-
SOlleS to whom the orders were given. and also
by Major LabOrdere, who protested agairSt
the instructions communicated by Gen. Bres-
sOleS. and resigned his position rather than
have share i'm executing them. This is decid-
eddy an extraordinary ease of misunderstood
ing. and the French republicans seem determ-
ined to 50 clear the minds of all parties con-
ceTned that no such mistake shall alarm the
republic in the future. Gen. Bressolles has
been placed on the unattached list for exag-
gerating or miSrepreSenting the tenor of
orders iniTuSted to him. The impeach-
ment Of the late Grimaudet de Roche
bOuet ministry is demanded. AL per
haps. that prevents MacMahOn likewise
from striking a hard place at the end of
his high fall is, that he is not responsible to
the chambers. IL the republicans seem To
take too serious a view OF a mese "miSundeT-
standing, consideration of the important
results which might, under not improbable
contingencies. have flowed from il. may per-
haps serve as a sufficient excuse for their
course. Major LabOrdere, who. also, ''mis-
understood (OT understOOd) and became
convinced that coup d'etat was impending.
and. refusing to abet it. demonstrated with his
superior officer, has been dismissed for ill.,
subOrdinatiOn- This is, perhaps. in accord
I,,x OF H.
To orders; but this dismissed soldier. mod
eTn martyr in the cause of liberty, deserves an
honorable place in the history of the crisis rs
one whose patriotic course gave notice of an
impending evil, and thus largely robbed it of
its power to injure.
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A thrifty parent in the west end was able to
turn the late explosion of candy factory in
New York To profitable account ON Christmas
He declined to buy any sweetmeats for his
children, telling them he was afraid some of
the gases or starch or something, or whatever
II was, might accumulate in the lateral pipes
Of the stomach, as il were, and blow their
dear little bodies into absolute humiliation.
The little dearS were quoted but not con-
WINGED. They hadn't read the papers, and
were not up i'm the new Kind of chemistry
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England has consented to approach the Car
with a view to bring about negotiations for
peace. Here is an opportunity for first-class
snub of which Russia may be expected to
avail herself. unless, indeed. she attaches more
Importance to the increased belligerency in
the tone OF the English press and To the war
like preparations announced from day to day.
than her previous indifference would warrant
one in anticipating. The report that England
considers war inevitable and is arming for it
may perhaps induce the Car to modify his
cOntemptuOus treatment OF the British lion
and 10 follow the advice of punch with care"
in dealing with that yet formidable animal.
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II is related of Col. Ingersoll that, being
sharply asked il he could mention one law OF
nature that III his puny wisdom he could
change for the better, he affably replied.
Yes: would make health catching, instead of
disease. II Exchange.
This sounds pretty well But, come TO look
into it little, the COlOners improvement i'm
plies sickness instead of good health as the
normal condition of the human family. This,
in the long run, could hardly be called Il change
for the better.
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Bismarck is strengthening himself against
emergencies His late propositions which
VIII probably be approved by the Emperor add
largely to the Imperial authority. bringing
frusSian finance and railway departments
under its control In order TO gain popular
support in his schemes it is likely that he will
invite some of the Liberal leaders to sit i'm the
cabinet. which may thus become more strong
ly liberal than it has been for many years.
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THE GREAT SALE OF CHEAP
GOODS STILL CONTINUES.

We VIII continue to sell until Fe'f-rarK 4 1874
after that time this Siore, known ~ q ARTEs-~
4Os Market SPACE. viii Dr. closed. Counter, and
Gas Fixtures Tor sale N,-ry cheap.
All Of our Black CaShmcreS. an 81 our Rlsrk A.
pacas. all az our Black silks. every yard must Is
sold before February L. Black Cashmere. srrss-
CaShmereS, Navy Blue Cashmeres, yery fnr aad
very wide, only 25. Beautiful Dress t'upi, only
10 aud Is. AL OF our Blankets must ~ CLOSED out
very cheap. Large size pure Meol White Blankets
only g. 90. Nearly two yards wide Lack " atrr-
proof Goth only Ca. Red Twill Flannel an WU-il,
.. Very large size pure white Bridal Quilts only
s150. Pure white Table Linen. 81. Linen ru,h
q. Towels, 6. Ladies' Underwear, %. shawls
and Cloaktng Cloths very CHEAP.
CARTER'S,
d21-tr sOS NdFIcsf SFH~s.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
EoR RENT, "a, rzx.x ,o, .,sr

il By R. o. HOFFMAN, 10Th and sts -
IL Once Rooms above stores ffoin 80 10 =,
Stores. from e17 to 935 1th st.n.w. eah...... %
4 Dwelling Houses above stores. esCh -
900 18th 81 n W. 3 rooms, mod. limos. -
SIS al 81. NV. 10 rooms. mod imp. ....'- o.
lilo NJ St n W. 3 rooms. mod imp. .....-..... p
oil ST NV. 3 rooms mod. inI,s. $1,000
So ID ST. NV. 10 rooms. mod imp .....--.-.'.- .
o. ~ s, n =, M noors mod INN =. 49,. 30
2l4 5th st. Sc. rcoms mod. imp 49,. W
one fne double house of Il TcoIlS. furnished.
stable attached private family only $500. 50
FOR SALE.-Hcuses and Lots IN every section
Of the city, some Of them ~ bargains, al at re
duced rates. X. %. HOFFMAN.
dss-tT 10Th and = Strccts NV.
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When Private Dalzel gets that foreign mis-
sion, Ohio must keeI. J. y. closely at home
She can't very wei get along with her two
fayOrite sons outside Of her borders at the
same time
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSf-On 2S,i instant. a fine Gold Bar PIN
: tchasedj- with round coral bar setting. Finder
Will be literally rewarded 10y leaving same with b.
r. FORD, Second Auditors o'iice. Winder's buihi-
ing, 18th 81. d29-2t.
I OsT-An oval piece of AMBER. pendant to a
- Necklace. The finder will be suitably reward
ed on returning X to the Office of Adams Express
Company. U. ;. Treasury department. dee 28-3t'
i oST-W ednesday evening last, perhaps on Pa
i 4 avenue car, Black Embroidered Cashmere
turning the same TO 1923 street NV. dec2S-3.'
- 100 REWARD-Lost. on November 18th, 1877
~ from steamer Lady Of the Lake. plying between
Warrington and Norfolk. JAMES v. PETER
reward will be paid to any one for the recovery Of
his body, clothing and papers on his person, or in
HOWELL BOURKE, Philadelphia. Pa. d2T-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-29

The WASHINGTON STAR saws hydrOphObia
is very rare in that city, hui viii il please in
form us what does produce ali the roth there.
Boston Post.
Massachusetts, Congressman supply some
pf IL
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EVENING GOODS.
BROCADE GAUZES,
DAMAsSE SILKS,
CHAMBREY GAUZES.
COLORED GRENADINES,
BONNETAND GUINETBLACk SILKS,
RICH EVENING SILKS,
IN SHADES THAT LIGHT Up WELL"
LYONS BLACK "ALL SILK VELVETS.
PERINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
PERlNOT'S UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, i'm
White and Light Shades.
RECEPTION AND EVENING KID GLOVES:
j-Buttons, Ladies' ....-.............S12 20
.'-.s..-.-...-.... LOU
. -, .-........-s'''s ZW
Gentlemen ........... 1.JO
We are Offering our stock of
WINTER DRESS GOODS
GREATLT REDUCED PRICES
Al inspection is solicited; it incurs no obligation
TO purchase.
SIS One Price only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
CD IT Pennsylvania 0reRue. corner 9th st.
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Houses For Rent.

issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month .sBuI-
letn of al property for sale and rent on INV books
which can lie had on application al my ofice, or
will lie sent 10y mail if desired.
Loans
5000. 81 600. $500 and $500 at per cent. d2s-tr
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The Post declares authoritatively that Mr..
COnkling will not again be sustained by any
OF the democrats in the Senate in any issue he
may make with Mr.. Hayes upon questions of
executive patronage. They take the ground
that il is not logical for democrats to aid or
comfort in any way men who base their hopes
upon keeping alive the hatred Of the northern
people towards those of the south. III the
Senate democrats take.this stand in regard to
the New York appointments, Mr.. Conkling's
triumph viii be rather short-lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-29

VvOuNG,s PATENT DETERGENT,
IL For Geuerz House Cleanlng
and VI ASKING.
octls-tr 0rocers apd Druggists.
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CEILING OFF: SEIIINs. orr
FOR THIRTY DgyN

FOR THIRTY DgTN
oar stock - DRY GOODS ~ great t.T1.#.,fl "a,
prices. Many AT less than cost 81 iururrI-.... ,T
order 90 reduce our heavy stock uI MA rLw
GOODS. Sp-rial bargains in
DRESS GOolb>, BLACK SIIk<. tA~WNFgN>
ALPACA MOli AIRS. FINE ,IpIlI,
AND CASslMERES
For Men and Boys ear Ta'da pa-rs-., Nan
kinS and fuWcliig>: Blankets ard >hss.lHE, win
Jul stock of Domestic Goods n fastpry prIt..s
fs- Al Goods warranted a. Represented. a.
fan dealing In ali cases, al
Y. ". COILEY'>.
No. S0f, Cor. Of Sh 81. and MaTI,r Syarr.
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DRY GOODS.

4 GENERAL REID CTioN
II - rrI. i~
Fi4a suIu,' Eiack Slr.kS
Fiur iupiu'> Eark CASHMERE
Pine I.UIfr'- tlfrr.HI ID
tNrr,lrls~> GOODS pf an Kinds.
'iii--rt's M al. ANkErS frru N ia 5r,r-
trfS. She#fiug~. Pillow GrIa-- Nr-s.... a.
settles oailtS. Table Dama>h Towel
40. Elafk Xix Fringe. IHr.."... r... . d
lu~ifiUES. Hamburg figiUg~. white. ana ... ....
or, al iu D. sid az - llrf tr-r. s-. I.# H.. IA
price. Ten pir,y> 38-in,h a'i-vsrI E.s.. t.r.r.
merr, m Hoc.- hast goods iu the rirA.
". n. EetNN
dsS-tr 3Ig SfE >f4a..s ., .-
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BY the talk of W. Z. Chandler, (reported in
our teiegrams.) he has not yet fully exhausted
his supply of bricks.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID &. MANN
He desires the attention % the public % the
CHOICE STOCK OF
BEEF. MUTTON. LAMB AND VEAL
Always % I've found al his stalls Nos. 6SS aud eSs
81 street wing Center Market. and sails 4s-rdsup
Nus. 20 and II Western Market Ou-sn ? !, "
regular DAYS al each place. aA
Orders faithfully filed aud purchases de- -
iVered free orfl-fy
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nouneements as early In the day possible, and In
all cases before IL O'Clock VI. The insertion I'm the
same days issue Of those reaching the ONCE after
that hour cannot be assured.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
OF
STANLEY JONES,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Oil SEVENTH STREET.
Diceuin9 Houses For Sale.

Dreuir9 Houses For Sale.
NORTHWEST.
ST.. near 18th, 3-stories, mod imps. SIS 600
Mcpherson Place, 3-stories mod. imps .25. 900
18Th, bet and 3-stOries, m. l., IL rs. 6.ooo
Z, bet 1St and ID 3-stOries. mod. l.. 10 rs. 600
+ bet 18Th and Ia.h S-stories. m: l., srs.. $40
T, bet. 9Th and 9Th, 3-stories, mod imps.... 5000
Mass ave, bet Cap 4 LIST, 2-st., m. l., rs 9, 600
Riggs, bet. 18th 18th 5-stories, mi III rs 8 500
18th near Q. S,stories, mod imps., rs. 2 200
8; bet. l4th and 18th; s-stories, mod: imps. 1000
2lst, bet. and II. 3-stories. m. l., srs..... 1000
sth h aDo Set a1a 3 96T new rs 200
L, bet 18th and 18th, 3-stories, IN. l., IL rs. 5000
18th. bet and T.seTerai Of those desirable ''
2-story press brick dwellings. hay windows,
7th, bet. and ., store 4 dwell, 4-st. new. 10 900
NORTHEAST.
sth bef est sh and d ssiaI rs Iarge grounds o
E. Cap, bet. 5th & 9Th, 3-stories m. H. 10 rs 1000
i h L. Lei ana ana 3 sstGrss r m wen ps6s s 5SS
B. bet Sd and 4th, S-stOries. mod imps...... 8 500
4. Cap. bet. and l. sstcries. l. store and
dwelling, mod. impS., 8 rs, new........... 1900
SOUTHEAST.
A, bet. I'd and Sd, 3stories, mod. l., IA RS. 900
G. bet. 81 and 4h, 3stories, mod l., 10 rs. 5000
4th, bet. and b, 3stories, mod l., rs. A. 600
SOUTHWEST.
.In, DSt ana -. est MI. Tor Will tradel. 2.pp
18th. bet. and ID. 2-stOries mod. l.. rs. .. 40
9TH. bet. ID 4 4. 3-st.. store &dweg, an. l.. 1000
9TH, bst. ID E. 3-st., sroreSdwell'g, IN. t.. 5000
Desirable Building Lots for sale in all sections Of
the city.
Farm Wanted.
To purchase small Farm, with barn and other
outbuillings. located near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, between " ashingtOn and Baltimore.
j. STANLEY JONES.
d13-tr 51l SEVENTH STREET.
EHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency.
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 q ST. n. w. IA rooms, MOI. imps. $50
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle: a bargain.
No. 1913 Vermont avenue, rooms, mod. imps.:
ts.OOO. Sep13-tr
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
JINUIRT-FEBRC4 1878.
L. Charles Sumner. Hon. GEO. +. HOAR.
III. A Crum for the Modern Symposi.
um. Prof. JOHN FIskE.
III. Art OF Dramatic Composition. DION
Nv. General Amnesty. Hon. JOHN RAN
DoLPH TUCKER.
V. English AristOcracy. Web. LECKY.
vi. "Reminiscences of the Civil War.
General RICHARD TAYLOR.
W. STORY.
VIII. Ephesus. Cyprus. and Mycene.
BAYABb TAYLOR.
IN. Capture of kars and Fall Of Plevna.
General GEORGE MCMILLAN.
Y. Currency Quaeks and the Silver
Contemporary Literature.
PRICE SI.OO PER COPY.
Sold By Booksellers and Ne,cstealers Generally
1t ID. APPLETON & CO., PUBLIsHEHs.
FOR NEW YEARS DAY.
FULL DRESS
swALLow-TArL COATS.
FINE BLACK CLOTH
FRoCK COATS.
FINE BLACK woRsTED
COATS AND VESTS.
FINE CASHMERE and
CLOTH VESTS.
FINE WHITE DUCK and
MARSEiLLES VESTS.
FINE BLACK DOEsKIN
PANTALOOS5.
FINEST KID GLOVES.
WHITE, BLACK and COLORED
NECKwEAR.
DRESS SHIRTS, with
EMBROIDERED BOSOMs.
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John X. KELLY,
- DEALER ~ FIRsT-CLAss
BEEF, LAME. VEAL. MUTTON. Ere.
fORkED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Stalls 62s, $50 and $50 Center Market. sSTzXuo
9th street wing. and 206 aud 3D5 Drthern WY
Liberty Market; or address Box sI3 City 49,
OF the city. sepl4.Iy
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDlSAL, &C.
MRS. l.. NJ, PREEsE. ND. Ladies Psvsi-
WI cidn, 6l5 9Th ST. n. W, near g. has returned
e%re Advice free and a. doaasna SSGs
m: pm. d21-2N.
c5o REWARD III DIR. BROTHERS FAII. To
% cure any case OF Female Weakness, Irregulari-
ties and distinctions. Thirty years experience.
once, so6 st-s.w. OPP. Smithsonian. dl5zw'
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re-
~ Liable ladies' Physician IN the City, can he
day. al No. sos 9Th 81. n. W., from TO O'Clock.
an Female e2mplants quickly cured. othce and
r0NsULT DIR. LEON. the oldest established
y specialist IN the city. He guarantees . perma-
nent and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
and ill-treateG cases q speciality. thorough cure
OF no charge. Separate consulting rooms 800 eth
81. NV. noy1-1y
~ manhood and the vigor OF youth % the most
shattered constitution In four weeks. from what
advertisers who eer so-cslis7 Trss PressriPtions
that are useless, and finally prove rulnoqsly ex-
$sper case. Sent by express anyx here Sole Agent.
Sort Sof; SmS2u .5S, University fiAssi Ss~
SPEcIAL NOTICE., RoBERTsoN ca. :. e, e
once ezl ID s., between 9Th and 10TH from y =
Nervous Disessss. Viz: ers.aie and semihs W.sl-
ness, Nervous Debility. lmpotency, Premature De-
Df,nness Of sight or Gssaissss. iOdsestio.. &C..
&C., all resulting from abuses In youth. exoesses IA
stiicsSres ans SYPHILIS aases s s cured d. r Is
native OF Baltimore, with n years, exp.s sncs IN
OF his city: visits washington every xeanesdy
and SATURDAY. Persons IN need OF ms - 49,
their interest to call upon him, w. Will Insure
honora,ss and scaentine tre.tment .sd cure guar
patrons to any Of the leading ply seians es Bzlti-
more. and show letters OF tssi tmoutals from tho
same. Can or address as above on ~ 10 south Ea-
taW street. Baltimore. mar ABLY
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

Ase, a number OF other Houses. in every section
of the city, list Of which Is changed nearly every
day on The nlletin at our Office. IL
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DEAL Estate BULLETIN

THos. p. wAGG AMAN. 5ls seventh 81.
Changes made every "Wednesday and Saturday. ]
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PROFESSIONAL.

Nun. fltRSf hELI.. Aff,-.s,,-..,
w moved has otace 90 tie IA - 80 hs-
ing; 90 - street, Prom No. 4 wtth N.ls,~ hgih-
U#k5 q.
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FOR SALE.

Oh OhLE.
NOR SALE-An elegantly finished COUPELET
II by one OF the best makers I'm the "a" q .
country; cost 81, 200; has been in use eN4
short time. Can be seen at ALLISON-
NAlLOR'S Stables. d27-6t
Tor SALE-A BARGAIN-A good secondhand
IL one-horse COUPE, POLE and r.
SHAFTS. VIII be sold for $3.50, as the 6JSE
owner has no further use for IL. Can be-0<-sa-
NV. d21-3t
HORSE AND PHlETON FOR SALE-Horse
III black, 15@ hands. between and z ~
years old: sound, kind and gentle. Ph@ton I4N
little used, made \ New York: stylish. III
Price Or the two, three hundred and seventy-five
dollars. separately, $500 each. Inquire at Naval
Observatory. dim
DEMOREsT PATTERNS, all the new styles
II just received by w. 7. WHITE CO., Book
sellers and Stationers, 1142 7th street ". School
and Blank Books specialties. sepo-N
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-20

A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-It is prob
able that coal may be soon superseded
in England, by the use of carbonic
gas extracted from chalk, a scheme
which is perfectly practicable.
Though the aid of this remarkable
property Of chalk, the Ignite known
rs shale may be used for the produc-
tion of an illuminating gas to an ex-
tent which will appear incredible.
Even the coarsest clay of t is singular
formation is full of gas, and the exper-
ilnent made in England, though i'm
perfect, show that one ton of this sub
stance, together with due proper
ton of chalk, will yield as large an
amount of gas as eight tons of ordi
nary coal. Thus, by its use, cities
may be warmed and lighted at half
the expense now incurred; the coal
smoke and dust, and other nuisances
will be abolished; every good-sized
country house and village might be
lighted with gas; and the kitchen fire,
with some slight alteration in the
CRATE, might supply the house with
light. In view of the scarcity Of coal
threatening England, this is a glori-
Gus prophet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-20

ANNA Of Cleves, one Of the wives
OF Henry the Eigth, after her divorce
amused herself with playing a vioI
with SIX strings; and from a ballad of
the time Of Charles /. we may infer
that 1t was not then accounted extra.
ordinary for ladies to play the fiddle:
Maddalena lombard, who came from
Venice, produced great sensation as
vlollnist in 1875, at Paris. Regina
Schlrk was famous violinist in 1864:
Mozart said of her: "No human being
can play with more feeling" It 1888
Signora Vittoria dali" Occa played
publicly on the violin in the theatre at
Milan. Signora Varravicini, born in
in 1850, at Turin, was a violinist of
considerable reputation, and enjoyed
the special favor of the Empress Jo-
sephlne. Louise Gautherot, "a French
woman, was celebrated Tor the violin
performances which she gave in Lon
don, from 1780 to 1890. In 1911, Sig
nora Gerbini performed on the violin,
in Paris. In 1885, Madam Fhilipo-
Wlez, the wife of a Polish Colonel.
played the violin at the London Phil
harmonic concerts. We are told that
those who came to laugh re-
NAMED to admire. The names of
hrahmen, Schultz, Newman, Humler,
md Vittoria de Buono are those of re-
female violinists. Many will
the furore produced in 1910,
md later, by the sisters Milanolla.
Madam Norman-Neruda is professor
If the violin in the Academy of
stockholm; and to this list of lady vi
'linists must be added the names of
camilla Urso and Miss Collins.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-20
BEAUTIFUL RANCH,

near Horseshoe Bend on the Payette river, for sale
The place is in a high state OF cultivation and
der good fence, with fine dwelling, outhouses etc.
There is also a small orchard of trees that will bear
and strawberries in great abundance. The location
Is a very desirable to any wishing to per-
manently settle in Idaho. and upon application i'm
medately great bargain will be given. The neigh
borhood is one of the very best in the Territory,
with good school and church within sight. Apply
oon.
AMANDA ANGLE.
sSept. Sth, 1876. If
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"IT may all be very well, Mr.. Hen
ry," said Johns wife the other day
ito stay out half the night working
for the glorious Republican cause;
but if the Republican party left that
long yellow hair and that big grease
spot on your new black vest, it amt
the kind of an organization | take it
for.'
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ACCOUNTS from many sections of the
country, which have been devastated
by grasshoppers, for the last four
years, shows that myriads of eggs
which had been deposited in the
ground during the last season, are
now Matching out and if the present
mild weather continues few days
longer it is conceded certain that the
country will be entirely rid OF the
pests, either by freezing or starvation
This unexpected relief will be fully
appreciated by those who know OF the
immense damage done in Iowa, Ne
braska, Dakota and Minnesota the
past few years.
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Published
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BY THR

n, Idaho World Printing Company
r,v.N JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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VALUABLE RANCH
FOR SATuE.

YVNHE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DESTROYS OF
4 returning to the home of her early days and
settle among old friends and acquaintance, offers
har
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MILLINERY.

I have Just oped millinery shop one
door above my confectionery store. All
kinds Of cutting, fitting and sewing neatly
done.