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Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17
YoflE lBsrIHEHCE SAVING VINE TILL II
... RIPIES.

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Thereisa curious story about some native
wines which are extensively advertised nova
days. and have only recently been put upon
he market. I Dr. GnderhilI the well-known
grape-grower,o croton Point died in 1874.
Some Of his heirs entertained temperance
t:ews Of such extreme kind that, they were
unwilling to allow the stock 81 wines then oii
hand, 70 be sold or any more 70 be made.
The grapes have sometimes been sent "
market, and sometimes left TO decay uPon
the vines. 1t Is only now that The other heirs
have succeeded in arranging for settlement
of the estate and the sale of the wines on
hand. Among these isia wine OF the vintage
of 1864, described as Sweet Union PORT,
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
ghan any other European wine. and being
wholly unlike any other wine Of American
growth. Its purify, age and meiiowneSs are
remarkable. and both physicians and wine
fanciers have a special interest in II as ths
oldest native wine now accessible In any con-
siderable quantity. The whole stoekis in the
hands Of the well-known Wholesale grocery
house Of the Thurbers.--N y I'ISRas,
Nov. To, hS77. 'i45. ~
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Kate colored, and the tears started quick

Kate oolored, and the tears started quick
iy to her deep brown eyes.
'sNo," said the old. bachelor in the cor
ner, whose wb 40 life seemed nothing more
than an echo b miss Beverly energetically-
expressed opinions. AfNo, Miss Raymond
never gets out of temper now"
~ suppose 1 must be very much
changed, !" said poor Kate, as she went on
with her wearysome work of stringing
steel beads for purse which Miss Priscilla
intended to manufacture some day. Sand,
indeed, I'hardly feel like the same person
that l was on my eighteenth birthday"
~ .How old are you nowf asked Miss
Beverly.
y 81 was twenty last month. 40
s'Humphl only twenty Well, Isuppose
you'll be getting married some day, and /
shall lose my companion. 5ra 6rg0s5..
But Kate gently shook her head, without
q even looking up. r . y ~,
Y 81 shall never marry, nobody cares for
me now.nelg t4i f4n
y, .'There, james, told you you'd knock
that vase off the window-seat if you insisted
,on leaving It there lamented Miss Beyer-
Nv, as q sudden crash Of breaking china in
Nsrrupted Kate q voice. "Iinn, Miss Ray
Nand, and don't let the water soak into the
ca.pet, for pits's sake don't see how
man can be 30 careless. y
i And, for once, the old bachelor had no
Z exeusa to pledd for himself III 4 iiu
!, '.Miss Raymond, he said u O. low, hur-
.fied voice, when his sisters temporary abb
isence had changed to leave them alone to-
? ,gether half an hour or so later, ''you' said
F.. d, little while ago that nobody cared for
You, That ~ q mistake" I'M
Kate Raymond looked up into his facs
( with surprise 9i5os = 7F 'l' WE
'eMy nephew, Charles Beverly, cares foe
you; he has never left OIL caringfo you.
(, III he thought you would look kindly upon
him again.
n But Kate shook her head. ~
81 am sure you are wrong" she said,
trying to steady, her faltering voice. sf
xreated him too capriciously unkindly.
I think he did love ne once, and should
y like 10 have him know, some day, when he
Is happily married to some woman who Ia
worthy Of him, that loved him better than
he thought; thst-when was cold
est In my manner, my heart within me was
most tender. 1t Is toe late TO say thesa
things, and yet ao Fed
s.But it isn't too late,n interrupted tho
old bachelor, slowly, rising out Of ths
chair, taking Of his blue spectacies, behind
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PRIVATE SALE.

,sszssr FOR SALE Five handsome
EH Two story houses on Cherry st.
.ksllI@AA on vary reasonable terms.
a., 80 houses ARE very convenient for
small families, they containing tour
roms and kitchen. For further par
titulars call gu 5s
Thos. Forl, a.,
1908 w. Third st.
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has heart in spite OF her sixty years and
her old maidenhood, and you'll work your
WY down to it after while
Kate hoped so; but she could not help
selling little discouraged when Doctor
smith had left her alone In the darkened
room, with a pair of green spectacles glar.
ing at her from one corner, and pair OF
blue spectacles from the other. a.i
''Shut the door, IL you please, young
Miss, " croaked the blue spectaclesI' drafts
ere very bad for my sisters asthma
"And put few Goals on the fire Mrs.
Raymond, If that's your name, y squeakedl
NE green spectacles; ''the temperature Isl
altogether TOO low for my brothers rheu-
matism.n ,tys falgt 4ar 81
Kate obeyed. 1t was well for her they
Dad given her something 70, do, else abe
must certainly have burst out crying. !
The first day as 'tcompanion'' was inef-
sAbfy werlsome. Patiently she trudged up
md down stairs. with the macaw's cage
snd the squirrels house, and the spanel's
basket, and Miss Beyerly's Cruel, and the
BACHELORS slippers; meekly she listened to
directions, and receipts and harangues
without end, until her head ached and her
Sect smarted, and her little hands tingled
With the unwonted exertion, 81, asssli
s.And now,n said Miss Beverly, just as
Rate was looking forward to the refreshing
possibility of a little while to herseH-pos-
sibly delightful ten or fifteen minutes
@umber-''you may get Professor Drowsy-
heads essays from the top shell in the liz
hrary, and read me to sleep. lt5I8
sYes ma'am," said Kate feehly.
sand If you should happen to hear me
snore, you may read on just the same. 1t
would wake me up at once If you were to
stop" f
And Kate, obeying orders, read hersel
nearly into congestion Of the lnngs.
The next day was harder still, Nothip
went right. Miss Beverly seemed dete
mined to be suited with nothing that
| done for her: and the old bachelor FRI
bis corner growled q chorus to all b
fanlt6ndings. .,,e s5cast
'sThis cruel tastes very oddly, Misc
Raymond said the spinster II don't
believe the saucepan was scalded before
\ you put the milk In"
~ eyes, ma'am 1t was; because"
"Dont contradict me. l can never bear
10 be contradicted."
sDon't contradict my sister !" echoed thu
bachelor; and Kate subsidized into meek 3D.
lenoe.
anu uon Link niuit mas posn pro-
perry washed, MISS haymondIwitn .wo
tablespoontuls OF rosewater IN MS path:
81 forgot the rosewater, ADMITTED Kate
d sngeniousiy "but-
''Forgot the rosewatert shrieked Misa
overly, holding up both hands. ''ms
.oor, poor MuffN n.
sfWell," groaned the blue spectacles. ~
Il nu believe anything noWl Forgot Thu
:, ,osewateri" l,,i 4} arlt ~
Sand YOU have got on that rustling dres
gain, as live--lthe rustIing dress tina
lays the very mischief with my nerves
lee you will change 1t at once, Miss Ray
nondl" a;d.9tg
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The above speaks for itself. bat we woaid
add that this is the pure juice of the grape.
neither d,Eggs4 Rqao'~d nor sSafssSS; that It
has been ripened and mellowed by age. and
for medicinal or sacramento purposes Is
unsurpassed. Itcan be obtained from most
Of the leading Druggsts throughout the
United States, and at Wholesale from the
undersigned, who viii forward descriptive
pamphlets. free Of charge. on application.
.aa1 Respectfully. etc., --r
.H.K. Z. B. THuRsER & co.
wfss Bsos4so4y. RAs&s ard HsdsO@ 'ss'ssfA
Nsw.YoRk-
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DIED,

DONALDSON. Entered into rest Tuesday MORN
ing November Is, 1872 at 20 minutes to T. ISABELLE
daughter of James W. and Francis Donaldson, in the
We bless Thee though the bitter tears falling,
Though lone our paths and sad our hresides be:
Though for her still yearning heerts are calling,
We bless Thee, that she is at rest Wit Thee.
Her funeral will take place from thsAesidence Of
her father, Langley, Fairfax county, Va, at IL
O'Clock Thursday morning, November ~. Inc Inc
relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at Oak Hill.
GOODE. Died, in this city, November Is, 1873, in
the fifty sixth year of her age Mrs SARAH A.
Services on Thursday, at II M. at the house Of
her son, 1913 NJ street northwest.
MCINTYRE. AT 10 80 a. M, November ~, 1879,
after long attack of consumption, HENRY MClN-
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the late res
idence of the deceased. No l5ll z street NV, on
Sunday next, at O'Clock p At
MURPHY. Tuesday, November Is. 1879, at
O'Clock o. M at her fathers residence, ELLA MUIR
PLY in her twenty first year
Funeral from Prospect HILL Caton avenue Inurs-
dayat O'Clock pm.
PADGETT. On the 10th November, 1879 at half
past a. m, in the seventy ninth year of her age
Funeral services at 3 pm, Friday November 81,
gia avenue Sc. Friends and acquaintance of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. [Bald-
more papers please coFyl
TALBOT. On the night of the 18th November.
aged two years and five months.
-. precious one from us has gone,
80 voice we loved is stilled;
13lS A place is vacant in our home
81 Which never can be hled
-" Go, little loved one, go;
mothers heart can tell,
-'-s And none but her can ftliy KNOW
How hard to say farewell. 40, ,r.
s.w ,Thursday, at o'clock pm. Friends and rela-
tives invited to attend.
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eg-The \. Y. Graphic says there Is r,Imor
coming from wel!-informed sources that Mayor
Cooper is about to be suspended.
81 There is rage for paroquets and young
larTotS for hcadgear in Paris. 81 have seen
says the MiHim7V Trade Rerietc) as many as
thee on a bonnet"
eE" Don Carlos has not. as alleged been eX
peeled. but has been told that If he continued 10
travel about France for the purpose OF demon
trationS he would incur that penalty. lie there
upon repaired to England. but this was under
previous arrangement, and he returns to Paris
In a few weeks, when he will doubtless show
that he has profited by the warning.
1.-THE Car is trying to fool Europe into be-
heving that he is engaged In reducing his army
to peace footing. Bismarck was so amused by
the news that he at once wrote to the Car, urg-
ing him to mount the lyceum platform as a
humorous lecturer.
eS'-The Partisan dinner hour grows an hour
later every twenty years Now it Is I.3o, and,
as consequence the theatres are permitted TO
keep open till II 30 instead OF u O'Clock, as FORM
erly.
eY-The professionally Christian yound ladies'
of Boston propose to start a cookery school,
eE-Several New England agitatorS are in
favor OF providing fund for the support of aged
school teachers.
cE-The New York board of canvasSerS have
been entoned from counting the vote ford. C.
j. Langbein for civil justice, on the ground that
he held state Office at the time OF election. The
case will be heard in the supreme court to-day.
sS- 1t must have been slippery weather when
the prodical son returned, as 1t Is recorded that
the old man 'fell on his neck. B)St. Com. BaL
ietiR.
eg-By an incendiary fire yesterday morning
in Andover, Mass, the house of Mrs. Fl. p. Bear
was partially destroyed. and her two sons, aged
10 and IL, were burned to death.
FF-John Mcdonald, an employee at lock No. 4
on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, shot and
fatally wounded a fellow-labOrer, named VIM.
Guthrie, during drunken fight on Sunday.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS IFTERNOOy.
. H. WARNER. Real Estate Auotoneer.

TRtsTEE'S SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSES ON NORTH SIDE OF l. STREET,
BETNEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEEN I'll
STREETS WEST, NUMBERED 1907 AND
1909 l. STREET.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated the third IA
day Of November, A. d. 1876, and duly re- nm6
corded in Liler 1913, folio 10 ct seq, one of -
the land records for the District Of Columbia, and
at the request in writing of the party secured
thereby. shall sell at public auction. in front of
The Premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
NovKMBER, AID. 1879, AT THE HOUR OF Four
O'Clock N, the following. described Real Estate.
situated in the City Of Washington District of Co
mnbia, to Wit: Part of Lot numbered two t2l in
Square numbered one hundred and ninety seven
Q9I, beginning for the same at point on l. street
twentyone CPD feet west of the southeast corner Of
said lot two (2); thence running north seventy-h
tT5) feet; thence east one % foot: thence north
twenty ve (25) feet; thence west thirty three (33)
feet thence south enc hundred 400 feet to street,
and thence east thirty 1922 to the point of be-
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash the balance in
three equal instruments in one. two and three years
ectyely with interest at six per cent, deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold All conveyancng at the cost of pur.
chaser $50 DEPOSIT at time of sale. II terms Of
sac he not complied with in seven days from date
Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell said
property at the risk and cost of defauting pur.
chaser. The houses will be offered separately.
PATRICK JAMES DONAHUE,
nrvS, II. 15,17,19 Surviving Trustee.
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NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMITS
IN SION.
SERKY'S TEA,

SERKY'S TEA,
Guaranteed to preserve and promote the beauty
and freshness of youth to the rpest age 1t puriies
the blood and is wonderful touic. 1t clears the
complexion and removes pimples and eruptions;
increases the appetite, and is certain for dys
pepsia. 1t is recommended by the Medical Faculty
and is used by the elite of London, Paris New York
and Philadelphia. 1t has been known in the Orient
for six centuries 1t is made like ordinary Tea
costs cents day. Annie Pixley uses it constantly
so do hosts of others.
Boxes by mail SOC. and 81. Liberal discount to
trade. SERKY'S TEAcCO.,
novS COON 500 4rcI St., Phua.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HHHOMAS BOWLING, Aucdoneer.
EXECUTRIX SALE BY CATALOGUE OF SUPERB
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, RARE OLD OIL
PAINTINGS, ELEGANT OLD CUT GLASS
SIIN sIiI; T ATE p ARE, &C., &c. o
1879, COMMENCING AT 10 80 O'CLOCK, at Eek "
ington, the country residence of the late Mrs. t3
Gales, near the Deaf and Dumb Asylum and 4
Immediately in the rear of the Germania SchuetZen
Park, shall sell, by order of the Orphans Court,
the following Rare Old Furniture and Effects:
Very fine and handsomely carved Rosewood Parlor
Furniture; Rosewood Easy Chairs.
fine collection of Oil Paintings of great merit.
Fine specimens of Antique Mahogany Chamber
Furniture, embracing Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardrobes and Washstands.
Psyche Glasses and Dressing Cases.
Very elegant Old Mahogany Tea Tables, in fine
preservation.
Chinese and other Screens Finely carved.
Beautiful Ornaments Music Racks, Portfolio Stand.
French Plate Mirror Candeabras.
Very Handsome Solid Rosewood Etegeres.
Fine Old Mahogany Chairs and Tables.
Very Fine Old Mahogany Sideboard, in fine preser
walton.
Very Fine Old Mahogany Dining Table.
superb collection of rare old Cut Glassware.
Very rich and beautifully decorated Dessert and
Dinner Services.
splendid assortment of Solid Silver.
s nIndar collection OF Sheffield Plate in perfect
One very elegant Center-Piece in Bohemian glass.
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and
Bosters, together with many other articles of
value
N. B.-The goods will be on exhibition on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Goth, from 10 till 4 p.
m. Catalogues be obtained at the office of the
auctioneer.
Terms cash.
Executrix of Mrs. Joseph Gales, deceased.
noy13-ts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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RAILROADS.
HALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD


THE GREET DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Nsrth . West
To take effect Sunday, November 16, 1879, at 20
LEAVE w :. iii
500 p.m.-Baltimore, Elicott City and Way Sta
sos a.m.--tNew York, Philadelphi. and Boston
$50 a; Baltimore, Annapolis and way. -1pied-
500 a.m..tB Baltimore and Laurel Express.
$40 a. .-Point of Rocks. Piedmont, Strasburg,
r and way statio1 Ro..
s $50 aiIm.Gtst Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
Valley Branch, except sunday: Through car to
stsIntSn Pullman Cars to daily Graf
300 a.m.-+On Sunday on]y-Baltimere Annapo-
10 20 a. m.-Baltimore Express Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsyile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
10 10 p.m.-Baltinore, Annapolis Ellicott City
~ 80 p:m;sx7Nsw, York Philadelphia and Boston
135 p.m.-.On Sunday only. Baltimore and Way;
Express Frederick. Via Relay. stops at Annapolis
4:s5 P.m.;-tPoint Of Rocks, FredeGick Hagers-
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
$3.50 pm. tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun
day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
600 p.m.-Pont of Rocks and Way Stations.
Gas pm.-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
720 p. m.-tBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS. Elicott City, via Relay.
,i 14S P m mn C0LUMBUS AND
asb SShH E s5gR. z HsssR.
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
$50 p. mist. Louis and Cincinnati Express.
fDai1y. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
6O3 619 and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point in the city. W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation,
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General Agent. my17
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HERE is CURIOUS INCIDENT of the inundation
in thep province Of Murcia:Spain: The water which
Inundated over 10 square kilometres was pushed
by aterlble Simoom, and carried salt water to a
distance OF 80 kilometres from the seaboard the
lightning flashed necessarily, followed by pealS
OF thunder. child was found floating on the
waters In its cradle: 1t had not suffered the
slightest hurt. The Archbishop of Valencia has
adopted the watf.
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probation of modern improvements in firearms
by shooting and killing an editor. The editors
partner Immediately Shot the magistrate and
vas himself waSlaid and exunguished the
same night by some parties unknown. the
total bag for the days sport was Judge and
two editors. Altogether 1t was great day for
AriZona.-[N. T. World.
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ANOTHER BANKRUPT PAYS IN FULI.-It Is
gratifying to learn that the assets of Mr.. Jacob
Bum. Well-known banker OF Springfield, Ill,
who failed some two years ago. VIII with the
recent appreciation OF values. realize more
than enough to pay off all OF his liabilities in full
Those who know Mr.. Bum were wei aware
that he would ultimately save his creditors from
loss II pOSSible-I chicago JbttTHdl. Nor. 14th.
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A FINE COUNTRY, But THE DEVILS PEOPLE
The following communication from a resident of
Arkansas was received by "A prominent commits
sion house of New Orleans: Your bill receives
would remit. but am in bed-Shot behind my
counter. VIII be up in day or two. One man
who shot me is dead: the other ran away We
are rid of both and could spare more. We have
a fine country. but devils people in 1t. You
shall hear from me SoOn.-[N. /. world.
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ADDITIONAL LIGHT was shed upon the doc
trine of immersion yesterday when Rev. DR..
Fowler said that the man who at baptism does
not go deep enough INTO the water to get his
pocketbook under has not been dipped enough
to save him.-[N. y Herald, 18th.
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON WEST STREET, GEORGE


TOWN, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date "a
October 18th, 1876 and duly recorded in f..A
Iiber S34, folio 1873, one of the land records IL
for the District of Columbia, and at the request of
the parties secured thereby, we shall sell on MON
DAY, path NOVEMBER. 1879, AT O'CLOCK, on the
premises, the following described property: Part of
Lot numbered 213. Beals addition to Georgetown,
in said District, beginning at the end of 40 feet
measured eastwardly on south side of West street
from its intersection with Montgomery street. and
thence eastwardy by and with the south side of
West street % feet thence so9thwardIy and parallel
thence westwardy by and with Poplar street % feet
thence northwardly and parallel with the second line
90 feet to West street and place of beginning, i'm
proved by good two-story Brick and small Frame
Dwelling.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. with interest at 8 per cent. per
num- secured by deed OF trust the property sold.
deposit of 800 required at time of sale. Convey
ancing at the cost Of purchaser. If the terms of
sale not complied with in five days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the at the risk and
cost of defauting purchaser after giving Ave days
notice in some paper published in the city of Wash
ington.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN, ! r,,,stoo,
uov13-d WILLIAM A. GORDON,) Afus'oo7'
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THE CAR has nice little income-a trlfie OF
S25, GOO a day. The Sultan gets $4,000 a day.
OF Germany IS, zee the King OF Italy So 400 and
the King of the BelgianS s, 6l3.
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DIED FROM EATING MATCHEs.-The two-year-
old child OF Mrs. McGillioray, of Carp Village,
Canada, ate the sulphur off of twenty matches
Sunday. and died soon after.
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W4RRTED.

FLLIS-ROSENBAUM. At the residence of the
brides parents, No. go Second street ne, by the
Y. ELLIS, of New York, to Miss Rosa K. RosEN-
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NElY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Inc first class Steamers Of this line Nv: A. SCHOL-
DAM" and '.NIAAS," carrying the U. s. mail to the
Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin $65-S70: Inter-
mediate S45-S5O; Steerase 1913. H.CAZAUX, den'l
Ag't, % South William st. New York, FUNGI EDYE
RIS, so B'way. General Passenger Ag't. jan1