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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
By Cream Sc Wise


Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers
WELLIN AT PUBLIC SALE-On
- WEDN ESDAY. August 10Th, IT twope
o clock H.. will bs offered by public sale, on tho
promises. that DESIRABLE DWELLING on
the south side Of Cameron street between WASH
ington and ST. Asaph SIS, lstaly occupied by
the undersigned.
Terms, which will be accom- moating made
aug l3-td GEO. Y. WOaTHINGToN.
T,RUSTEE,3 SALE or REAL ESTATE.
Default having bean made fo7 six successive
molths in the payment Of the semi-nl onthly in.
staimonts secured to Tho Aoyandrls Cooper
alive Building Association OF Alexandria Va"
by the deed of trust hereinafter mentioned, and
the Board Of Directors of the said Association
having requested in writing sale Of the proper
ty thereby conveyed, tho undersigned, in pur-
suance of said request and by virtue OF the deed
them, dated on the % day of October, 1872, and
of record in the Clerks office Of the Corporation
Court for the city OF Alexandria, Virginia, IL
ber No 3, page Is, will expose for sale by public
auction, on SATU RDAY, the 18Th day of Sep
tember, 1917, at II NJ, in font Ct the Market
Building on Royal street. in the city Of Alezan-
dria, Virginia, tho property conveyed by the
said deed of trust. to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND with tho improve.
ments thereon, in the said city of Alexandria,
situated On the south side of Gibbon street. be-
tween Washington and Columbus streets. in
front on Gibbon street seventeen Q7) feet and
extending southwarlly in depth fifty one feat
seven inches (5l.7.)
Terms of Sale: One third of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of salo, and the resi-
due in two equal payments at ELK and twelve
months from the day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from the day Of sale and
to be secured by the noLos OF the purchaser. with
approved personal security, and the retention OF
the title to tho property until they arc paid.
Costs Of conveyancng to BE- paid by tina pur-
chaser.
GEO II. ROBINSON
JNO. B. SMOOT, Trustees
THOMAS PERRY,
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ALL AL1vE.-The celebrated Combination
Store is just receiving bargains after bargains,
This week ia the opening week OF full lne OF
Domesics, Notions and tlosary. Call and see
the place, as you will find the goods speak Tor
themselves. All prices mai ked in plain hgurcs
Lock out for special catalogue of that famous
Variety Establishment, which vii! be issued
September l, 1871. II
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A marriage license was issued lu Washington
Yesterday, to r. w. Leache Of Augusta county.
Va, and Mary L. Arnsead Of PRICE William
county, Va.
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The "Bsby's Best Friend is DR.. Bulls Ba-
BIZ Syrup, since it maintains the Baby's health
by keeping it free from Colo, Dlarrhaa, etc.
Price Is cents per bottle.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. MIR. Lewis Douohue, a
farmer residing near IIessburg, while returning
from that town to his home 10 buggy yeste7'
day afternoon, was drowned while attempting
to ford Tuscarors creek. His horse. which was
also drowned, was found toward night some
distance down the stream. but Mr. Donohue' .
body had not been recovered when the train
passed there yesterday evening.
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The WEATHER. -There was heavy shower
Of rain shortly before eleven o'clock last night
which only lasted, however, short time. alter
which the moon shone brightly. To-day the
weather has been warm, With some light tseoy
clouds to break the force of the sun = rays 8
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IL ,.

In Dsnville, Va, this morning, At 6t o'clock,
Of diphtheris, REBECCA MOSS, Oldest CHILD
of Robert and Maggie II. Jameson.
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DANGEROUS. -Persons who have occasion to
cross Hunting Greek Bridge complain very
much, and Justly too, of tho practice INDUCED
in bv some of the anglers who frequent the
bridge, Of pulling the planks out Of place and
leaving them 80, to the greatrisk and danger OF
horses and persons crossing oyer, especially al
night. 1 L.
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QUEER FIsH.-On the last trip of the steamer
Charlotte Vanderbilt to Point Lookout. MIR.
Geege Layoook, the mate, caught new and
ouriens kind of fish while grabbing at the
wharf there. The fish. which is flat, had a
beak or protuberance on the head, shaped like
a Pipe stem, from which it spouted water. 1t
died on the trip up, but has been sent to the
Smithsonian Institute, where it will DO pre-
served.
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TIE VANDERBILT EXCURSIONS regu'
lar Fridey night excursion Of the steamer Char
lotte Vanderbilt. last night, was largely attend
ed, and most enjoyable time had BY all. The
boat stopped at Marshall Hall, where an hour
was spent by the young people in tho may
dance, while the older ones strolled about the
beautiful grounds. The party reached home
upon the return, shortly before eleven Clock
ali much pleased with their evening trip.
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CLEARING THE SIDEWALKS. Much com.
plant has been made at police headquarters OF
the violation Of the city ordinance forbldding
the rolling of wheelbarrows upon the side
walks. 1t is said that in many cases persons
are crowded off tho walk by barrows loaded
with sop and rubbish. The police have been
instructed TO arrest those caught violating the
law 10 future. Attention will also be paid to
the servant girls who blockade the sidewalks
with baby carriages two and three abreast, ADD
they will be required to 20 in single file.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-25

Jos PRINTING JOB PRINTING,
We respectfully call the attention Of our GUS
toners and tho public generally TO tho fact that
we are always prepared t, e1aaute all kinds OF
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF LADINQ.
TICKETS,
LETTER HEADS,
BOOKS,
BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
ms. POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS,
ENVELOPES,
MAN1FESTS.
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
INVITATIONS,
CARDS OF HONOR,
HAND BILLS,
POSTERS.
&C., Sc, &c,
Or anything else in the Job Printing line,
in the neateat and most satisfactory manner,
and with the greatest expedition.
We have an extensive and varied assortment
of all the latest stvlos of
JOB TYPE.
and are constantly adding to our stock. from
which we are prepared to print anything, from
visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee satisfaction in evory particular,
and assure all who may entrust their orders
with us that they will be ez ecuted promptly
~ORDERs FROM THE COUNTRY will
receive special attention.
A lie AND PORTER-Received this day 9
n fresh supply of BOTTLED ALE and
PORTER from the Arlington Brewery, which
am selling at 75c per dozen for the Ale, and
81 for tho Porter. delivered to any part OF the
city. lily w. A. JOHNSON.
DRACKET SAWS, Automatic Boring Tools,
ID Amateur Planes, &C., for the boys, just 70.
ceived and for aalo cheap at So King st., corner
aug2s J. r. CREIGHTON s. SON.
T1HE VEST poCK EFT DYSPEPSIA CURE
- 20 C6ILh pbF Oobse, JUST IONolSOo nuo W.
sale by JANNEY & CO., Druggists,
ie7 Nos. 70 & 145 King st.
TXTRA CHOICE CLIPPED and FAMILY
- ROE HERRING spring catch, 1877, in
half barrels, for sale by
my31 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
rROss g. BLACKWELL ENGLISH
~ MIXED PICKLES and Chow Chow re-
caived this day by
sue4 DAVY & HARMON.
VTICHY WATERi VICHY WATERl
v VICHY WATER
iylO At WAKEFIELD s. HALLS.
RRRN GINGER FOR PRESERVING
" A nice lot just received.
aug is L. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
1O0O LBS DURYEA'S STARCH
1OOO which is the very best-just re-
ceived by [aug 22] G: VIM. RAMSAY
A PPLE PARERS, of assorted kinds, for sale
"a at wholesale and retail by
aug23 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
DRENNERS SUGAR CURED SPICEI
ID COOKED BEEF received and for sale By
aug6 F. J. DAVIDSON, 147 King st.
4 NRUSHED WHEAT AND OATMEAL
~ freah, received to day by
jy3O J. G. & s. M1LBURN:
CUGARS ARE MUCH LOWER AT
- aug Il RAMSAY'S CORNER
REEN GINGER, just received by
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EDUCATIONAL.
A LEXANDRIA INSTITUTE

A LE&ANDRIA INSTITUTE,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Tha next annual session will begin Wedncs-
day. September l9:h. For Circulars apply TO
the Misses GREENE,
s2l-lm No. Ii south Fairfax S.
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By Green s. Wise,
By Green - WISE,
lReal Estate Agents and Actioneers.I
KING ST. PROPERTY Al
AUCTION.

VALUABLE k k4THTf 81; PROPERTY Al
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Corporation Cour!
for the city Of Alexandria, Va. rendered At its
July term, 1877, in the chaacory cause OF Ar
mold vs.. Arnold CT al, the undersigned, com.
missionors therein named, will offer for sslo by
public auction, in front Of the entrance to the
court room, on Fairfax street, on SATU RDAf'
the first day of September, 1877, q: L.! O'clock
M, the LOT OF GROUND with the BUILD
INGS and appurtonancos thorcto belonging
and situate in said city. at the northwestern In
tersectou of King and Royal Streets fronting
thirty feet on King street and forty.cight feet on
Royal street, with tho right TO the use OF three
feet alley and court in the rear. Subject how
ever, to q ground ront Of $5l GG per annum.,
Terms Of Sale: Ten per cont of tho purchase
money to be psid in cash; the residue in equal
instalments 1T SIX. twelve and oightcen month";
from day of ss!o. Tho deferred payments to bo
secured by tho bonis Of the purchaser, vita
good security, and % bear ir!erast from day OF
sale. The title to BIZ retained Till tho pn!ch"3e
prce is fully paid
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The committee az
pointed by the Woodlawn Farmers Cub to

pUluteu Uy TUG WU0ulaWu rsrmers = u0 70
make arrangements for the proposed aQricul.
tural fair met at the Commercial ExchsnR Q
rooms this morning. 1t was determined to hold
the fair Oh Wednesday and Thursday Sepem-
Der Goth and 9th, 10 the Exchaoge rooms and
that the cattle show be held 10 the lot formerly
occupied by John Leatherlapd. on King street,
near Lee. The price of admission was fixed at
twenty-five cents. or six tickets for one dollar.
A committee Of ladies was also present and
made preparations f3r the proper decoration OF
the hall. The committee will meet again next
Saturday.
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Sol SMITH RUssELI.-As will be seen by
the advertisement elsewhere, Sol Smith Rus'
sells troupe of musical artists will appear In
this city on September 81. Sol is assisted BY
Miss Dora Wiley, the distinguished soprano,
and other eminent artists. AS for MIR. Russell
himself, it is unnecessary to commend hlnlto
an Alexandria audience,
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YT T.. HEN RY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, oligibly situated
on Queen between Washington and Colu mbus
streets, will commence its Sixteenth Annusl
Session, Monday, September 10th, 1877.
The courae of study comprises the ordinary
English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Natur-
al Sciences and the Ancient and Modern Ian
gusges In all the branches, except the Ancient
and Modern Languages, instruction will be CIV
en- by the Principal exclusively, and for the
other branches competent teacher will be pro-
vided.
The terms of tuition vary according to the
branches taught from sc to Sis por quarter, in
advance.
Tho Principal will DO at his school room every
day after the 6Lh OF September from o'clock 10
u M, TO receive and classify pupils.
AUG 2O-tf II. +. HENRY.
MISS MARY f. JOHNSON will open her
VM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS on
September 18th, at her residence, POI Prince
street aug l7.lm
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LEBANON FARMERS CLUB.-A largo meet
ing of the Lebanon Farmers Club was held at
Masou's Hill on Thursday evening. There was
a very iue exhibition of fruits. aud several
premiums were awarded. Speeches were made
by Gen. w. H. +. Lee. DR.. J. j. Moran and
others. The meeting was very successful and
most enjoyable one.
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POLICE IrEMs.-Wiliam Davis, William
Day and William Ellie, all colored, for stealing
shirt from Harry Carter, were dismissed on
payment Of costs
Roxanua Robertson, Jennie Lucas and Julia
Carter, all colored, were fined, and Carter, IL
default Of payment, Vas sent to the workhouse.
Sarah Kenney, colored damsel from Wash
iogton, for abusing and threatening Lucy VIII.
lisms, also colorei, was made to pay costs, and,
as the evidence showed that sue was Vagrant,
she was ordered to leave town at once.
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CHuRcH SERVICES, &C.. To-MoRRoW.
CHRIST CHURCH Service at IL a. m. by Rev.
Mr.. Dame.
Sr. PAULs CHURcH-Service at II a. m.
GRACE CHURcH-No service.
ST.. MARY's CHURcH-Mass at and ii g. H.
Vespers at p. m. o,,oh\
US1oN PREsBYr' N. CHURCH (First CHURCH,
Service in the morning and at night pS new
DR.. Bullock.
SECOND PREsBYTN. CHURcH-SerVicem morn
ing and night by Rev. Mr.. Dinwlddie;
METH Ep1s. CHURcH-servicea at IL Am I'm ana
p: m. by Rev q s. M: Censor, Of Baltimore 10 ?;
METH. EpIs. CHURCH SoUTH.SerVice AZ IL
q. m. and at D. m. by Rev. Mr.. Boyle
METH. Prof. CHURcH-Service mornlD and
night by Rev. w: K. Graham; Sui JIG: stniah Mt
';ihe Sun of Righteousness; y in the morning
God dwelling upon the earth"
BAPTIST CHURCH-Service morning ana at
night by Rev. Mr.. Penick:,
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service vt IL a. M,
by Rev. Mr.. Fleckenstein.
YoUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -
Prayer meeting in the Baptist Church at
m. Aims Rouse at p p. m. Jail at p. NJ
Open air meeting at the tunnel at 81 w. Union
prayer meeting next Wednesday night, al
eight o'clock, in the Baptist Church, Open
cir meeting next Friday night, at o'clock. st
the N. w. corner of King and ST. Asaph Streets
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NIT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
Nl No. IL south Washington st.,


Nl No. II south Washington st.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Scholastic duties will be resumed on the Sec
ond Monday in September
A KINDERGARTEN is connected with the
school, in which little girls are taught through
Application for Catalogue or admission should
be mado TO tho principal.
A LADY, who has had experience in teach,
YOUNG CHILDREN on the 18th Of Soptem-
Dor in Alexandria, Va Apply to Miss q. V.
GORDON, at Mr.. Bitzev's boarding house, So
Prince st , Alexandria, Va aug
DETHEL ACADEMY, reopens Sept Goth.
ID Prepares for Business or University: Large
attendance enables US to otisr Board ana Lutio9
extras. Endorsed by Profs. Of the Univ. of Va.
and pstronzed by leading citizens Of tho South
For Catalogue address WIN. w. SMITH. A, NJ,
Bethel Academy P. O., Fsuquier CO., Va.
From, Citizens Of the Vcinage:: The under
signed, by reason OF constant profanity ana ire
selves in condition to jud &c Of its real character
and workings. With only passing testimony
TO the extent and thoroughness Of its course OF
instruction, which are amply vouched tor by
others, we desire especially to commend IN high
terms tho scholarship. genllemsnIy bearing ana
Christian character Of its officers and teachers
TIE already excellent facilities for instruction
have been Increased year by year, and firm and
excellent discipline has been introduced and
maintained Tho result is high tone Of moral
ity, politencss and honor among the students
For discipline and intellectual and moral Gull
ture we cordially commend this School to the
public
John S. Lindsay, Pastor Prot. Epis. Church;
James Higgins, Pastor NJ. e: Church South
John l.. Carroll, Pastor Baptist Church; John
John A. Scott, jr Pastor Presby'n. Church;
II. H. Wycr, Pastor Baptist Church; VIM.
Smith, (Ex Gov Of Va [Gen:1 VIM. Il.
Payne [Judge] James Keith, [Capt.l A. D.
Payne, maj, 4. Taylor Scott, Hon. James
V. Brooke [Gen.] Eppa Hunton, NJ. 81
[Judgol Thos. H. Su it'll, [Judge] VIM: II.
Gaines, [Dr] D. G. Gordon, [Capt.] Il. 4.
Garden. fDr. John A. Chiffon. gu 2.2aw3w
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The Indian War.

The following dispatch from Gen. Sherman
was received at the War Department yesterday
morninp -
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ID FOR PICKLlNG.
i URE CIDER Vim EG AR, ofgreaist strength,
made on farm in Lcudoun county noted for its
fine apple orchards. Also WHITE WINE
WIN EGAR, of best quality. Celery and Mus
tard Seeds, Spices, &C., all for sale at very low
prices by +. D. )AVlDSON,
eup Is 147 King street.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Drpnrt'
aaent. Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ington, d. g., Aug. IS. lS77-lO:3O a. N
For the Middle States south and west Winds,
falling barometer, cloudy weather, with hght
rain. POSSIBLY followed for q short time by cooler
westerly winds and rising barometer.
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DEPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.

DEPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS..
In accordance with a resolution Of the County
Committee tho Republicans of the various wards
and districts will assemble at the usual places
on MONDAY EVENING, August 9th, At =
o clock, 90 elect delegates TO county convention
to nomins.e candidates f;r tho Houae Of Dele.
Gates &c. UNEAL,
aug 22-td Chairman County Committee.
THE FIRM OF L. GENZBERGER Sc SON
J. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. Genzberger will pay al! liabilities Of the firm
and is alone authorized TO use the name OF tho
firm in liquidation, ard TO collect sill claims due
said Arm. L. GENZBERGER.
NJ. GENZBERGE R.
AleYandria Aup 2l-lW
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JNARLY FALL TRADE, 1877.

E
We have purchased at greatly redueaI prizes.
EMS and otor special inducements to NOR
chants in Kersoys, kentucky Jeans, Full Cloths
Osssimeres, Csssinets, &C. Some OF these goods
we're purchased 30 per CT. under present manu-
facturers' prices. A large line Of Prints. de-
gigns novel and colors beautiful snd not to be
found elsewhere in this city. Canton FlanneIs
Of auction prices.
aug24 ~. +. BRhodhATt
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ELY TRAPSi FLY TRAPSl-We have q
II large stock of these convenient articles, ono
Of which should be in every house.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
iv17 107 King street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
- North Fairfax street,
Alexandra. VIRGINIA.
4 LEXANDRIA ACADEMY

n
Tho twentieth annual session of this school
will begin Or Monday. September Sd.
The subjects ofinstruction include all branche s
taught in y first class preparatory school, and
all the toacners arc gentlemen Of ability and OK.
porienco
For catalogue address
aug 22-tSl0 JOHN g. BEACH. Principal
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A NYTHIN,4 you may need in the building
IL line csn be had of
NH II o. T. HaA - " ".
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CETH ARNOLUS Is a LIS A M-1nstsnta-
y neous relief and perfectly safe remedy for
Cholera Morbus, Dyssntery and Darthps, for
ssle by Fly 2l] WAKEFIELD 81 HALL.
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rANNRY,S NEW PROCESS FAMILY
u FLOUR cheapat Mcou NNH D.
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Oh BBLs. REFINED SUG KS in ,I store re.
- "'N w. A. JOHNSON.
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p GROSS RUMFORDS YEAST POW
y DER just received:
-, IN NC D W Mn q q DUN.
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o'W5.AllssiHHINlG(sTI',ON,' n z siHH
4 MlnIstering Angel from Ohio
haA o 1liserabse Cierks,d' Essv'si
Collects u iTen DoiiaT Bstr rom
Each, and. Orders Him aOnneiao
10 T4iTsFR NV at0nVOte.a hsa ssss eat

WAsH1NeroN,s Sept, i9ZThe mission
here Of Gen, Grosvenor, Speaker of the
Ohio, House Of Representatives, proves
to- be- more important than was at frst
aa In addition, to being q general
solicitor Of contributions from Depart
ment clerks in aid 0of the Republican
csmpaign, inp Ohio, ita seems he is also
Authorized to provide Ohio clerks with
transportation, to Cincinnati and, back,
and persuade them to, 60, D All this sorl
ofgwork used. to be- done by the State
political organisations in, thesvarious De-
partmsnts. Since Hayes disbanded these
organisations there hassbeen no loneato
attend to t,ahd iGrosvenor has been sent
on to take the place of the old OhiD Re
publican Association. His nsodas ope-
randi is as follows: He first mulcts q
clerk to the tune OF ten dollars; then be
hands tbs, clerk receipt specifying that
be has received q yoluntaty contribution
to that amount; then he gives the clerk
note to railroad official at this end OF
the line, requesting him TO- furnish trans
portation to Hearer TO Cincinnati and re.
turn. All tue Departments are to be
visited. It is understood that descent
will be made On the Treasury Depart
ment next, and that the Interior Depart.
ment was chosen 6rst because Schurz il
away. Besides these duties Grosvenol
is explaining the Ohio Registry Laws tc
individuals, and also publishes q concise
statement concerning them in to-night''
Star.sss,o 4el ba,aad,..s. tasysas NJ sasat,
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1t has longIbsen .knuwnsthst the nd.
lives OF tie Sandwich Islands are stkGd.
ls-dimiaishiae.in berssnd=tenaisx
to extinction. In few years no repre-:
se1taavess Of The face will ,reuSl6! A
similar processis going 81 sarnodk the
netiye races of the Eastern Pacide lss
lsnds I've Tasfdanians once i6ndefk
Gus and fourishing, have entirely disa6.
peared since the coming of the EhSliM
settlers. In New Zealand, the Msoris.
9 lihe race in physical appearance, Ind
not wanting 10 noble qualities, srs fabs
idly dwindiing away. In lS49, they
numbered 10000, in 1855, 5B,000!s md
in 1874, only o45,470. ThelsAustralisns
are dying out in similars ratio,o None
OF the native races seem capabls..of hol.
dingitheir own in competition swifhEEul
|,ppean settlers. Even animals and tres
share the common fate They disappeaE
before the superior yigor of species hi. /.
'trodnced from Europe, A gcantury- hence
the whole dora and fanha 6f The Pacific
isles may have undergone ! 6ompiets
revolution. ,Fsd noqg k9as9a cad 81 t1lEs
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HAOW W .uhA0 III ASO1t80 st18tp.sl
-e0fl very thin cedar, pine or other soft
wood, make 3. box Eve OK six inches Deep,
seven Of eight inches kidei and Of a
length Just equal to the width Of the win.
dow in which it is to be placed Across
the tops near each end, glue sstripof
wood half an inch high and iaiquarter Of
an inch thick, for bridges, Into The ends
of the box insert wooden pins like those
or d violin. to wind the stflngs around
lone III each end Make asfo1nd hole
Iin the middle OF the,op, and citing the
box with small catght or blue frstr fiddles
strines.n Fastening one end of each
string to a metallic pin in one end Of the
box,S and carrying it over the bridges,
wind II rohnd the turning pin in thee
posite end Of theebox. The ends Of the
box should gbe increased in thickness
where the wooden pins enter by a piece
Of wood glued, upon the inside. Tune
the strings in unison, and place the box
in the window. . tits betterto have four
stringss as described; bttla harp With "a
single string, produces exceedingly . yeet
notes, which vary With the force Of the
wind. - ny y - ''i''N