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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ELEGANT MARBLEIZED MANTEL CRATES
AND Nd i SUMNER PIECES, RICH CHANDE-
SORTMENT OF PLUMBERS SUPPLIES, RE.
ERIGERAIORS, RANGES, GARDEN VASES
FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZE AND PARIANS
Also. TWO BUSINESS WAGONS, HORSES,
!, For the purpose Of closing up the estate of q
the late Henry w. Hamilton, the undersigned 6
Will offer for sale, at auction on the premises IN
on TUESDAY, October 10, 1873 at f8 O'Clock IN
g. ~, tand continue daily at same hour until
sPoseea9 o. t6e Stock and Fixtures in the stores
street The stock is large and well assorted -
octl0-dtd JAS. &. PAINE Administrator
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CLUES NOW MA A5a
APPLES.
POTATOES
BUTTER,
CANNED GOODS
new lot of that pure old CIDER VINEGAR
All our goods guaranteed to quality, weight and
measure.
SOYEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
octl6-tr 1923 eth ST n W. and sol st. ne
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NIRRIER.
DIED.

SMITH-PARR. On October l6, 1873, by the Rev.
l.. q. II. Reed, FRANK SMITH TO MARY L. PAIR.
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AUCTION SALES.
n E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc.ioneer.

n E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE OF 10 ROoNs
No. ai6 r STREET NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY. October oath. at n. M IA
VIII offer. st public auction. in front of the tlsss
Premises. part of Lot Is, in square $40, i'm :1
proved as above.
Terms day OF sale.
octls-dSd TIE wAG6AMAN. Auct
II Ii. WARNER, Real Estste Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST DESIR
ABLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
NJ CITY. ON VERMONT AVENUE, WEST
TTiuDk, MAX q STREET, BETWEEN THE
ihno ClRCLES having a southwest front and
mSkhx directly into the upper circle A very
aals chanCe 10 any one wanting TO buy a cheap
GenCe. ~ VIZ NiNe"i' iNN-
wv, VIII sen the above described lot on the 60
1878, being the south half of lot Cd suhi;yis;nnI
o. square SOU, az having front Vermont avenue of
% Ieet by depth of about Ia feet 10 A wide aTley
=. Terms: One fourth cash: balance in one tw,n and
tm m years at seven per cent payable seniannu.
Title perfect Lilo 49, sa.e'
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T T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
RRTHETtLlNG' No. GA o STREET NORTH
By, virtue of deed of trust, dated septem- -
10 75s, folio 2i2, one Of the land records for:A.
the District of Columbia and at the request of the
y Sn % M shall e At Gpbc
18th iS7s at m ali that piece or psr
c. as i" west half e Of Lot
teen %, in Square numbered four hundred and
inches on north D street by a depth Of one hundred
900 feet. together with the improvements, &c.
TeTm fr S'ssa and interest ere at ten per cent per
and expense of sale in cash and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest, secured
post and all convey ancing at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise
at the risk and of the defaung purchaser after
c octi5 ss S>e BRAfNARD H. WARNER Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF sIxTY;sIx ACRES OF
LAMP IN WITH I, IL, G G q E,I RESIDENGE
AB 2y ~ GE 4}3 2 BENG THE rs
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court e7a.
of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity Nv
On THTRsBAY. October 81. 1878, at O'clock, the
above property.
twenty in wood, and is situated upon the heights
above Georgetown, upon the Tennallytown road and
within fifteen twenty minutes walk of both lines of
street cars It adjoins Mrs; Delaney. DIR. Busey
by Evening iayaer ana
Sths a ;s Sat61a lid Grounds
watered, fine well and number of good springs.
Terms, One half cash; balance in one and two
the property sold All conveyancing at purchaser's
oct15eod j. II. C. YOUNG Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FIXTURES OF A
CIGAR STORE.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January 5th
1873, and recorded il Lber SD, folio 49, and at the
written request of the party secured thereby, shall
offer for SALE public auction. at No l223 Pennsyl
yania avenue NV, on TUESDAY, the I'D day of
October at O'Clock M, all the goods and chattels
mentioned III said deed of trust Three Silver
Mounted Show Cases; Gas Fixtures and the neces-
sary Fixtures for fiIst-class Cigar store.
JOHN PATCH, Trustee.
octl1. 12l92l SOC 10th ST. NV
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SIEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and +. G. KNIGHT,
alternately leave Pier Al East River, New rs%zs
York, every saturday, at O'Clock y. H. ;EfkK@
Georgetown every Saturday, and Aexan- 4
llria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates For information
apply at Office Metropolitan Bank 18th street,
or to r. Z. A DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-srrAMsH1

NORTH GERMAN LLOfD-STEAMSHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company Will sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd St, rSse
Hoboken- Rates of passage From New <yEfEEH&
York to Hayre, London, Southampton @za4as
and Bremen, first cabin, 800; second cabin, $50,
sage apply TO OELRICHS CO., Bowling Green,
New York oct11y
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORTOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
IT, The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
WILLIE, leaves Gtli-street wharf until ,assa.N
further notice; every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at ) o'clock H. m connecting
with steamers for Boston, Providence and other
Northern Ioirts Returning. leaves Norfolk every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock 10 M
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

La conference do prciet de- trait6
franco. amAricain sect onverte, 10 Z,
I Paria, prisid6e mar MN. Foacher
Dc Careil. pour 10 Frawee, Ct Pollock,
ponr lee Etats- Unis; le projet q 81
cr6aent6, puia r6fxr6 ! mn comitS de-
Is membrea. Lee d6l<gn<a am6ricains
aont NM. Appleton, d. Boston: II.
met, De h Nonvell~. ORLEANS Roose.
velk do New.York /; Hodeea, de- Ral.
timore |; Freeman, dc Philadelphia ;
Karak Dc St-Loais; Weston, de
Charleston Young. d'Atlants. alis-
tsdes psis d l'Expoaition doit etrs pu-
blite dams qusDqNes joar1.-Une con.
S4seuos de- ministrea dee 6uaocea de-
divers Etatn alDewanda si&Ge ! Heidel.
bsrk, dams b bat d'aviaer aux mNyens
d'accsultre lee revenns d. l'Empire.
o. sxtait tsop preas6 d'applaudlr ~,
vstoae d reWteats eor3lisle entire
Berlin q b Vatican Biamark ue
veqt pos repepcer sux lois falk.
.Lsematchasdse set plsntearp Dc Cuba
f1slemeet Cue rtdeetion de- droits
dTmpo9tatjas Do ssefe eW. Eepag,se.
n 6et mort Sn4 pefsonnes De II n4vre
jaspe, pesdsst b n6is 4 jataIsty !
n Havane.
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Correspondence do d Nile ORLEANS
uOUvKLLE.ORLfANs,
Z aoAt 1873.

Lsnsas. a-t-sa dit. ct pina Sbet qne h
M0et. 6 10 vo0eor de- d<W0Neatoo De ID N0o-
velle-O -Osj<aaa pevs,et dalouter qus h patrso.
tiame - II II IL 6Avve jsase. 0@ancAe. los
dklkGUfs pastaient aaas reGariee deniess eax
p@us DAeen.Reaee, basd de- -stse1sss
1esae etJeA~ Rs0svi, qul ont eovduit beW
pest Deas charge ps6ciensa. Le 1eademeiu. h
e.nvsstic" = rssaemblait q Ie e9sksA A. g.
Hsrsss, = DAses-Rc.es. e <tait <ls pstsi-
No b feans d CAeas. h eowysatSoa . io.
V'seynhlsswsst sejrek 4 80 ssis gssess ak1S-
Gs<s usAaiss qui Etsieat aasas justsmret -.
caofe, pora1tM, 6'avOig rovaeoe tsnnQnkdo
leoso votes. ArsAD Netta ox<cut3oW. y eoN.
veatioa Q aaeepeS d'aeshasaiasne unA plste-
S6e0o 6fbate1t pr 11o00eee - vigUsar ~
eoavesseaP Nie6eolA pev0stesat ~ r(6ss.
0ee sfeoasolsea. b sappeonaise do shaa, 6
esosoaaet eied qa'ea y ae4aedeie ! l'appsl
duae eeaveoe6ao coest3tUasts. o. eeeWits
$1,000 - p0e:ee Do psevslr 9 , b 6i.est
Ri osl,:se. Jsa:pA y; Askles. in. ns.a
- L.. =. - q . aisesises esaGsssaieaseia
Quost osx vSpe<esoSeaos ~ = & = disogises
6 - ts6ssgjse d'Etak = psrcAs est eocoeU
pssaaot 3 Gs1oe hoagA n III ~ eaatngioa,
aQsos eslle q = pelieiqua. visst eslle d =
(1og1oo15UA IL qassooeaooo - uno 0ole.
- pem6ea; - 6lgnD = psUeAe - peoche.
q ] o'ese - - vilaGo ~ haosan 6eosoa
81 - Deoeoo0e y deoae w6ta srk Quest
~ e!pe jsase. - js1eaalictss eeel6ssset
= - .ssss..: - - = ! 49, = =, s::ssss: II !.
c. Sss.! ~ - 49, Sssss'Is p.:sssse: 49,
hsiley, hsisswks; 3 ississf IsesG 81
ssslCs6 q gspsssse = 1ssssUu[ 6 Ssse
nGoHRt ooe0el6no = = - Rp0R3o = -
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Anx Etata. Unis, Ii convention re-
publicaine de n Caroline du Sud.
rknnie 4 Columbia. semble dispoa<e 4
accepter le ticket Wade Hampton. -
Nine ]. Conret, de 10 Nouvelle- Or.
l<Ana, eAt tomh6e malade dc In fievre
jaime / L0ulaville, ct son nevea. J.-B.
Go1eftoy, u,archaud de CharentOD,
paroiass leuiaianaiae de Ste- Marie, 4
ft6 trouv6 mort dana mn .fo s6 pres
dn chemin de fer, prebablement ~.
aaasinS. ct ann identit6 etant 6tablie
par une carte de J. Bosio, du reatan-
rant dea Qnatre Saisona, ! Ia Non.
velle.O ORLEANS; Nine Couret It NJ.
Godefroy % reudaient an Frnnce ct
alla;ent s'embarqaer 4 New York.
A Franklin. Tennessee, cent hOmmea
armks ont lynch6 nm noir qui await
viol6 uue enfant de six ans, fille de
Daniel Christman, ha,itant de ID
vile ci.deaaus uomm6e.-Une eOlli.
sion de trains q 90 lien snr le chemin
de- fer Pittsburg, Cincinnati 4 St
Louis, ! I'embrancl,ement do MinRO,
Ohio; Is tu6s at 30 bleas6s.-Snr
l'iuvitatiO0 dc Schwab, de New.York,
Kearney doit prouoncer auiourd'hui,
10 an(lt. uu diaconrs 1 Brooklyn.
A IL NOuvelle. Orleans, du 7 IN 8,
consultation de = d6cAs par Ia fievre
jaime; total general, 3S3 caa. IS decea'
LA convention do Baton. Rouge
s'est ajouru6e le Z; le major E..A.
Burke a StS nOmm6 candislat 4 Ia
place de tr6aorirr par 2S6 voix contre
~, pnia chOiai l l'nuanimit6 N. E.
John Ellis cot ren0mm6 par accla-
mati"n candidat an C0AgrSs pour il
g district.
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rar dea Guides ap<cialea sur n maladie qui
S'e&t mise l'ortrr du jour. Quoi Gm'il en soit,
lea d<cAA par 10 hAvre jaune ont kt<. dana In
aemsine expirant dimanche. du nNsnbre de
~. sur nm total do l'6: du y Juliet IN s
a0tt 3i6 res Il ~ d<cAa: h 8. constellation
d d<rAs arulement en q heurrs ~ qui eat
mne hsiaae notable 1t rsaanrante. Ia ltate de-
prr.nnnes stteintea du Aksu . ceaak d'etre
pnblke 0notidi~aRsmeWt. depaia h S.
Le pr<siAent de- Etata. t'aia reco0Mu u.
0ecrxe Rehme e0mme vieeoonsul de- BeiGi.
0ue ! IN Nomvelle- Orl<ana.-LA gouverneuf
NichOlla dgn< l'srrtt de mon dee auteura
De l'asaaaainat DE- Narriaae Arrieux. commis
h q Atcemhre 1876 ila seront exkcutka 4
DonslAaouvills le u. rntre 10 hemres du ma-
tin II ? hearea Dc raprAs-m'di.-M. George
nnpr<. imprimeur DE- l'Etat, = demands an
00uverneur nne enquAte snr 1aceueation ~
crMment p"st<e c"ntre lui I'ar h grand Jury
le 0ouveeWeur sttenA. pour ssatacr : cet
<gard, ropinion de l'avocat-g gfnFrel Qui ct
momentan6ment absent.-M. John Die,t.
try. assistant du snriuteudant Lusher. 80
f1ppk ras h AAvTe jar ne. Maie eat en rSeimA
voie ~ rkt1hlissemAnt.-lA aecrGtaire do
treaor . orviounk II smspenaiou, pour trois
nsoia. dea tnvxux IN Monnsie de la Non
velle- -Orl<sna. Ic anrintendant Michael Hahn
pris pour commits p-incipal n. ]. a. Tracy,
ancien kditcur du ~ o. Rspwbiieas -Un
dncl r<p6e - lieu. h 3. emtre NM. John
&. 0olding It Berjasnin Orey: le nremier .
ewtre lea dNrteWp F<lix Formemto q FrnN.
coia de Poincy.-Oana nne aaes cirrulaire.
'l'Union fFansaiae" convie \ II corrorle lee
diveraes sori<t<s francaiaea De II N"nvelle-
Ora<ans.-Avant de rartir p"ur 10 Havane
oA II <tait appel<. h coWsul Aehille IN C0ssr.
thial . adreas< uue lettre AatteuaN et encow-
engeante n. n. Rnwvier. pe@ei'leut dm Clnb
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"a, Cd dea Jovee0 elate0It en- mau'
vais 9tat, maia oA b construction
de- uomvellea lev3eR sueait et6 tr0p
preiuiliciable a0x I,ropsi6talsea par
10 rerte d'importamtes am6lksra.
tioms, ces propri6t oat 6t6 sM.
toris6s ! consoliller ces lev6eA d.
fectaeuses, qui, si b travail ne ~
lSit paA devlo!se 6tsa poet6es sa
hudeot de- eowu4ioaaireA L. con.
blement de In crevaaes dm Bonnet.
Csrr6 teptlra sans sl0srte 4 6leves
b si~ess dey esd1, pas aStant
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An AeseAsetH. ff..
Qnrlques mcta h hate sur 10 qwsrantai.
tio9a pr.feaAionuelles me laiaaens peu de-
loisir .le No me rsppelle plus amel aateur 4
Ait quIi falIait mn eiacla et drmi pour d<.
tvuire mn prfjweS. Js csnis rsasertioW vvsia.
n nv pca kieW tpin d'mW siAcle Que d A.
w jsuWe q fsit ~ premSere appa1itiNo D ID
Ncuvelle Ori<sna. On ne jamaia manqm<.
qaej~ asch~. d'avoir imm<iliasemsst reccur.
1 IL qsaranssine rour - esrantir du A<au
ami. IL soW eAt<. m'a jamaia msaWquk. Swand
0rselsls (hvme kiifwi@ss. de ftanchir e.
vsliAseWsnt lsa SariAraa qu'eW lui . oppa.
a<ra. Ce qwi n'empach~ pas. ehsgua <pid<.
mscc tsctscivc. c,c.ss"t .insi m 6xsr mn. a.
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6 an 2O ao6t, kpoque / laqnelle n ~
reunira dams une ealle des bAtiments
dc 10 pnste. N. Walter H. Stmpe. <t,i.
teur do Notiosal Greesback Labor
Organ, q fait noe V6titiou en- hanque.
route. IL Ter aoAt. eat d6c6d6 snx
White sulphur Spring.. Virginia. le
comte Walden,ar de- BodiarO. conaul
eeu<val de Rusaie 1 New.York, Age
de s. ana.
On rapporte one pAnaleterr- n<go-
re In ceesiOn de- l1le de- Chic 1 In
France pour faire digerer aon acqai.
aition DE- Chypre 4 - voiaine. et que
c'est ! Influence de In France one
emit duea lee concessions territoriales
o6ertea par h Sultan / In GrAce.-
Quarante d6l&gu6a am3ricains sont
pr6aenta 1 Paris st 10 commission du
projet do traits fF~nco-am<ricain q
Cnmmenc6 aea travaux.-Le Csa-
rowits sst sttendn ponr lea premiers
iOura de aeptembre ! rExposition.
Lea horlog~rs de GenAve mt obt~nn
le premier dipl6me ct neuf m&daillea
dora 10 demande du gouverne.
ment dea Etata. Unis, 10 gnuverne.
ment francais . convOQu&, pour 10 10.
auiOur'l'hni. r. congraA monktxire In.
teruational 1 Paris.-l.ea cochen de
10 capitale - amt mia en- grove, ct
IN aignaie one norvells agitation
dana lea contr&ea miniArea dn Nord.
lie premier volume dea Ogsrres
postksmss de Theirs doit parsitre le
Ter aept~mbre.
Le cabinet anRlaia . triomphk aux
Commnhes par 33e v0ix contre l95,
ct II ny aura paa de- dissolution dn
Parlemeut. La eitk de- Londr~a fsit,
10 8, nne splendide reception 4 Bea.
cousAeld ct l Salisbury On banquet
donu6 dams h aoir&~. lee denx diplo-
mates ont prononc6 des diaconra, ct
Beaeons6eld q dit qn'il considArermit n
d6aa6ection de- 10 France comme une
Granile calamit& ponr Ia Grande. Bre-
tagne. L0rd Dnherin eat envoy6 en-
qnalit6 de eomwjasaire dana rAaie.
Mineure. On ptefe ! rAngleterre des
intentions aar Tile de TenkslOa; Rap.
Ceelt vSent "a mangeant. -L'Autri.
che . repandu qselqnea gouttea d.
Gang ! aon eutrke en- Beanie ellie ac-
cnse h Porte qui r6crimine en de-
mandaut que l'occupation colt dk6.
ME, et u sen faut PEA de- part ct
d'sutre que lea ambamadeurs Ne
eoient rappel<s de- Conatantirople ct
De vienne. Une lettre dc koasntls
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NM. AID. Bougere, de St. Charles;
Charles Dussuau, de Jefferson ;
I'LL. Perkins. de IAfonrcbe; Jeaae
T. Roas, de PlaQnemines. Ont 6t<
elus. NJ. WV. Pugb president. ct
NJ. Id. MartiW aecretaire. lin.
g6nieur B..M. Harrosl q presents
h rapport des iIg6nieurs de rEtat,
od amt ainsi dAsignka lea travaux
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On meeting dea commissaires
du Ter district dea lev<es q en- lien
le lee a0At dams In sale dn Jury
de I,olice de Ia paroisse Jefferson,
briQneterie Wagner, nm mile su.
desaua de CarrOlltOn. Etaient pr6.
aents, MN. Fergus GardAre, d'Est.
Baton. Rouge; John O. Dupuy,
dTberville; Ben. Gibaon (gSn6ral
Brant anppl6snt), HAscension I;
H..O. Colomb, d. S.Jacqnes; B.
Laplace, de st. jean. Baptiste; e.
Rost, de St. Charles; Lucien So
Mat, de Jefferson ct arpeutenr
dHem6coart Les l,aroisees st.
Bernard ct Piaquemines n'6taie0t
paa repreeent6ea. Ont At6 6lus,
n. Fergus GarsiAre president, ct
n. Emile Roet secr6.aire. hinge.
nienr Hardee a ensuite Ia con rap.
I,Ort, Oh s0Mt ainai d6ajgn6S lea
travaux actuellement n3caaaaires
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p A r OIL 8 s e s
ST.CHARLEO

lie collector Morris Marks q
nomm6 NJ. Gregoire Espinols, de
st. Charles, deput6.ooIlccteur du
revenu, 4 In N0uvelle- Orleans.
-Des iuvaaions nocturues ont
en- lien dams lee msgssins de MN.
Isidor0 ,JhoDb et SoGtbAae Boue.
geois. Deconverts 1 temps, les
voleurs ont pris 10 fhite
-Dea nAgres ont attaqu9, .en
face do lhabitatiou Whitehead, ON
Chinois, marchand de pistaches, ct
lui ont conre la gorge I; Iinfortun6
4 probablement regagn6 - patrie
celeste, car II paraissait mortelle.
ment bless6.
On lie dane le 81. Charles
Herald: ss
Noa lecteun - rappsllcnt qne nous svons
deeuiAresueut rappOet6 l'arreetati0a, 0pkrte
4 10 Nouvelle. Oritana de tsOis homDes do
coulcur. acous de vol de chevsmx. psga.
Wiiiisms et Moore; hjags Dc paroisss les .
rpmv0y<a devant h Coar de district soWa GO.
ton Dc o9oo psar chacua d'snx. Les chevanx
sppseteaaie0t , des tsavaillsars Do lhablta-
tion 10nqna.
-Nme Edousrsi Brou. s6e Clkmsses Doe.
vim. eat megts le ~ Juliet 0setna, , rage
De . sns.
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lie m6mo Jnar. Ief soot. IeS
commiasairUs du 3s ilstsics slea
levkrs ~ somt i3mniS 4 IL Sale
PbilharmoMi1med' 'Alges. Fr6srmts,
NM. 1T. Nolan, TAMsWsion |;
J..B. FerclDansl,, sle StJacqme~ ;
LID. Martin, tie St.Jean. B:.l,tixte;
Victor R6aud, d'Orlesms; WV.
Push; @AssomptSon; a"s'uts,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-22

eHnrst Introduce some OF the
farmers friends. All are familiar
with an ugly-looking. dark-colored,
fast-running bug, which lives under
loose stones and pieces of boards. II
is hatchcd from an egg that the old
bug has laid in the ground. This
same bug has the special mission to
destroy the cut-worms and slate-col-
ored grubs that lay waste our gar
dens.s Let this ugiy-looked creature
live, then, for he is the gardeners
friend. The tiger beetle, so often
seen on a fair summers day running
and flying in trodden paths, is anoth-
er friend of the farmer. He is n
handsome spotted and striped insect,
and carnivorous TO the last degree.
No destroyer Of leaf or tree or stalks
of corn will repeat such depreda-
tions If once he comes in the way of
the tiger beetle. 81 a4f7o ssmfe'
The mason wasp is alsola pittcless
insect murderer. 1t lays its eggs ut
the bottom of little clay cells, and
then commences laying up provisions
for the future-the young spiders,
caterpillars and canker worms-illl-
ing up the cell to its top with sue
cessive layers of fresh meat, that
they may eat and grow until they are
fitted for the upper air. DR.. Leon
ard found 10 spiders in the six or
eight cells belonging to one Of these
wasps.
The lady-bug is another example
of usefulness to the farmer. The
larvae of this beautiful bug eat in
great numbers plant lice, which ex-
hausr the juices from the tender APP
pie trees and the young leaves of the
peach trees. The dragon-fy should
be honored in history and song for
its war upon annoying insects. 1t
consumes multitudes of that little
pest, the mosquito, every summer.
Some flies which resemble tho wasp
destroy the insect in the egg. These
are terrible enemies of the maggot,
weevil and wheat fly, and especially
Of the apple tree caterpillar, in whose
bark they lay their eggs.
| l might speak in praise of the mole
and the toad. They are the allies OF
the farmer in his war upon the de-
structiye insects. Still, birds are by
| iir tllc lnUst usclui III tuis rcpuTu'
Two sparrows have been known TO
carry TO their nest in single hour
forty catcrpillars. The sparrow,
while on the wing, destroys more APP
pie moths and millers than could be
counted. The common robin slaugh-
ters more. grubs in the months OF
May and June, while feeding their
| Young, than David slew Philistines
| In his life; and the hated crow even,
no doubt, destroys 800 grubs to every
kernel of corn. Not one of the sing
ing birds of our fields, woods or gar
dens which does not benefit the farm
er and which does not merit profound
gratitude and protection Of the hus-
bandman; yet the useful insects and
these beautiful, charming and help
| ing birds are hunted and destroyed
by the reckless sportsman, and boun-
ties are offered by stupid legislatures
for their destruction.-Rurdl Worid
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-22
The Tyler fire foot up:

A. w. Ferguson $50, 900, insurance
5000; N. r. Brown $1,000, insur-
ance 81, 900; ii. ID. Hasley 5000, in
suracnc 81, 900; w. ii. Cousins S24,-
900, insurance $4,000; NJ Marcus
81, 1000, insurance $4,000; Stephen
Reaves $4,000, no insurance; Wiley
$4,000, insurance $1,000; J. III.
Brown s., 900, insured; ii. ii. Row
land 81, 900, insured: A. NJ. Murphy
81 900 Scott Bros. 1890, A. L. New
ton $4,000, Brown a. Floore s., 200.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-22
Startling Freaks of Mad Horse
DnLlns CommercinI.

Dallas Commercial.
A most remarkable accident oc-
CURED on Sunday morning last about
five miles north-west of the city on
the Denton road. Mr.. Sebastian
Schafer and young man in his employ
named James Kinerd, had started
from home TO the timber to get a
load of wood. Schafer was driv-
ing the team and Kinerd was riding
an extr horse with harness on. When
Schafer had driven about half a milo
from home he saw large bay horse
about twenty steps from the road
biting at one of his hind feet. The
horse came out on the road and was
soon followed by dog that had fol-
lowed the wagon from home. At
the sight of the dog the horse started
az full speed down the road in the
direction of the wagon. Schafer
turned the team Off the road, think
ing the horse would pass on, but in
stead il sprang on the wagon and
struck him with his fore feet, knock
ing him fiat ON his back, OF the same
time grabbing him on the right Shout
der. The horse stood nearly over
him and rode nearly two hundred
yards biting at him, and all the time
squealing aud kicking. Schafer kick
ed the Infatuated beast and fought il
with his fists, but il succeeded in bit
ing him several times. Finally Schaf-
err rolled of the wagon, stopped his
team and struck the horse several
blows with a pole he found in the
road. Kinerd ran up and the two
succeeded beating the horse or the
wagon, but as il fell of its hind feet
got hung In the front hounds of the
and several minutes passed
before they got il released from that
position, all of which time Schafer
beat IL over the head with a single
tree. On being released IL tried to
leap clear over the wagon again to
get at the man, but failing, ran in the
of some other horses In q |
pasture and tried TO got at them.
5chafer set the dog after the horse
md after running about twenty min.
ties at a rapid speed 1t fell in a lane
where IL died. The horse undoubt-
'dly had bydrophobia from its ac-
ions. Il was a very handsome ami
,.i.... If"s4els a.. W its owner to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-22
The Continental Hotel Sherman

The Continental Hotel Sherman,
was at eight o'clock last Monday
evening, the scene of sickening
horrible tragedy. The wife of the
proprietor lay shot in the breast and
through the body with large conf
cal ball, and the husband who had
sworn to love and cherish, stood
over her, smoking pistol in hand,
maddened with jealousy, whiskey
and the murder miasma in the atmos-
phere. And the dastardly murderer
of n woman escaped through great
city full, and roans in the Indian
Territory. Poor woman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-22

Hard winter ahead. Thick corn
shucks, geese fly high, swim have
thicker hair ON t,seir backs, squirrels
are piling up extra food, moss is
thick on The North side of trees, pos
sum tails are rougher than usual, and
musk rats are putting double roofs
on their houses. Pile up the wood.