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EITCH. FOX q CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On STREE BETWEEN y =, e, ssEVENTEENTE

By virtue Of Q deed of trust, dated Ssptem. -
b+r 24th, A;D: 1879: and duly recorded in Ii
for the District Of Columbia. we win ell At public
Path day of March, 1879. at 4:30 O'Clock pm, the
following described real estate, situate in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit The west
part of lot numbered twenty three c2S). in squsre
numbered one hundred and twenty, seven (I27)
fronting 80 feet inches on street, between l7th
ano 18th streets northwest, and running back with
even width 149 feet inch to alley together with
some four,story brick residence, with brown stone
trimmings.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secure by
said deed OF trust with expenses of sale in cash. and
the balance at twalye and eighteen months, for
from the date Of sAe and secured by deed Of trust
On the prove rty sold shall be taken deposit of
aneiEa at purchasers cost II terms Of sale not
TITO right to resell at risk and cost Of detaultns
purchaser, after Ave days advertisement.
JAMES f. FITOH,l ,c..
ROBERT c. FOX, trustees
b q WARNER. Auctioneer. feb2lfm,ts
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TOMORROW.
TRUSTEL'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROyED
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN AND +.

1'EgSIEL's SALE oFyALUABLE IMPROVED
L rNOrERTI. Situate No. lOO6 TWENTY.
s sTaERrs sI Es3s9i BETWEEN AND L
UNDER anG by virtue OF q deed OF trust A
dated the Z6th DAY Of May, ID. 1874, and fssD
recorded Id hber No 762. folio $685. one Of the .Ia
;sna records f1r the County of washi Dis
secured thereby. will sell, at public auction In
Of March at 80 pm the following described Real
Estate Situate in the City of Washington, D. O., to
T AL those pieces or parcels Of groune situate
ct Coinmbs; ancwn and described Is lots p" and
OF s!nare numbered four az. together with the I'M
proVsments, consisting of three t3) tory Brick
Dwelling, having all modern improvements.
Terms If sale OhefOurth cash balance In enc and
two years with interest at per centum Per annum
from date of sale. secured On the property, or ali
cash at the option of purchaser A deposit OF 5000
Will be REQUIRED at time of SALE II the above terms
are not compiled with IN seven days, the Trustee
reserves the right to rese the property at the risK
and cost OF defauting purchaser. All conveyancing
at cost of purcf aser.
J. TARBELL DYER. Surviving Trustee
WAITER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
feb24 It. 2S mar3.6.7&S
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on ac
count OF tbs weather until TUESDAY, March 18th
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee
nlarS-u
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DIED..


BROWN. At her residence. M 1903 " strsst
northwest. at O'Clock SUNDAY, March 3 issS. s4.
nAn b. ossd wife Of the late Archiba Brown. in
to The .s.na f no Fl the . Fs are
wednesday, March iah al % S CLOCK .'s'n m 'o
May she rest In peace
CRAIGE. On Sunday morning, March 3. 1879: at
native of Boston, Mass-, aud 8 resident Of this city
for the last fourteen years.
nc rthyest. On Tuesday afternoon. at 2 80 O'Clock
To- .tfsnd rud .S . are INVITED
copy
COOK. On Sunday. March Q. 1879. NJ ~ 80 o,ctt
ma, JOHN II Cook, II the forty second year Of his
Funeral viii take place from the Ooneres atoms,
are respectfully invited to attend
hdsa M.5 TaoS iss Is 81
steam cars), yoHs L DANENHAUEn. aged thirty
fSsS had & S.sn s:
,, soNE rs,n On s'Sna.y. Mach o. ,sze sop.
Ann Joys. 10 the nifty siztS year q Sss ses LO0'
.e.GsS .,aes ss1sSs !. her ls Thur
10 o 1ck;Ss i9serrep p Gsa Hi osSstsIy
wonan-such e the world can Iessi siford 70 iose"
has beel called to the 'house Of many mansions,
.aS ssF newer d sss
Er,ef at Tie mention Of hss name, TIE consol.tion z
q ss hS S &c n a :s IN. ss
time that 1t may be'lfkened unto the eoinr down a
br,lapt star, TO rise q morn the elorious sun
q an eternity. lFredericksburg tva) end Dayton
20 papers please copyl e
O'CONNoR On March 8. 1879, s& Hobokeu. n.
J., CATHARINE, wife of John 0sConuor aod daneS-
ter OF the late John Barrett
Her funeral win take place from her mothers res
ideDce, % Second street east Ut O'Clock Tueedav
morning, and proceed 70 St Peters church. Wheo
MASS viii be celebrated for the repose OF her soui
New York papers please copy.l
REID. On March Q, 1879 MARGARET Coma Rxrp
The beloved wife of Allen G. Reid, dauxhter o. Yir
agA
Fuuesal win take place from her late residence.
3es street southeast, Tuesday st O'Clock D. n
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited
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|O7O GREAT 1910
LoIo PENEEs SHTXA 1910

kSOUVE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID scKNERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS hE Eas WasHdNaToa . from Depot.
n.. corner q Sixth and 81 street,, g follows:
ana 70 re ana 1S aa1y %
e s.1 aS R. s. a Ss4 sSS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Gsnandaieu.s Rochester, Buffalo, Niagsrs
XII 1oci a asssD. and Emls 4
For New a19s sSa he sn sss 80 and
daily. With Palace Cars attached. Limited *
press q Pullman Parior Cars. $50 Am. daily.
For Brootiyn, T. =, al through trains connect Ct
sNordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
Ing double fsrriase and Journey scross New
For 60 80: ana 10 Is 2; daily.
daily ssssSt sunday 10 10 m. I So. $50. TAO
Fer f Pops sc osRee9 Line. 90 M and 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 100 = m and 30 p. M. daily, ex
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBgRa Rail 4A.II]I,
Ton ION R All obAAAD"lA AM "AA-
For Alsz.ndr!. 8. 9. 10, II am. l:ls 9, 40,
sde, and II 80 pm. On Sunday ct a.m-' ano
For Richmond and the South. 6 so Am and ~ p
e. q B. s2ecT 2. a, W,,:,,n.,on . 80
q 10 nj am: l. 8, :2O, s. 6 :16. z aud IL pm. Or
Sunday al and 10 am, and rs pm.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Gar 20
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
l"'<'1' IL 4. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOM0ON. General Manager. nov9
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VIcK's
FLORAL GUIDE,

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descriptions Of the best flowers and Vesetables ana
how to grow them. All for FIVE CENT STAMP. In
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L1INAL NOTICE TO THE HO1.DEBS
OF BONDS 0F I'll d. 3 N0 0EH5kHN "a

Under the Plan OF Reohganization. ratified by ne
decree Of the Court the time In which Bondnolae1s
the Pian the conversion Of Bonds INTO Preterfeo
Stock was left to the discretion OF tne kurcnsS
COMMITTEE More than three years having passed
since this right was given. and moro tn1n n t1ss
tenths Of the Bondholder. having Co1veftS% ,.r IL
bors hereby give notice that the right Of Conveying
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock VII sexnAnAs7
on the 3Oth day Of June, 1872
Circulars giving information how the OClvors1nV.'
made can Be had q the once Of the N0Isnst" 81
ciic 3. 3. Co., No. % Fifth avenue, Now x0fk.
The original stock Win b exchanged 1of ssooA
under the Plan up to tho same time
FREDERICK Billings,
Dec IL, 1878. Chairman Purchasing Oomm1eeo@
janl.1aW6m
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

II
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE ASSORTED STOCK
OFFANOY AND DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
CONTAINED IN THE PREMISES Nun
BERED 40 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By v1rtoe Of decree passed In Cause No ~ !.
sSpreme Court Of ths District q oolamba. 3k
and Bernard Gusdorf ct al, defendant. on the lst
day Of March, A. D. 1879 the undersigned. Receivers
day Of March instant, at 10 O'Clock am, On the
city proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder: al the goods and merchandise now con.
trade Of the business lately conducted upon the
said premises.
This stock IN trade consists of large and varied
assortment Of Dress, Fancy and Domestic Goods
and Notions aud comprises all those articles usu-
ally found in firstclass Dry Goods and Notion
Store.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole stock Is disposed Of and the stock will be
sold in parcels to suit buyers.
The terms Of sale will Be cash
r. ROSS PERRY, p.4
N. H. MILLER, ! "0cesefs
mar7d fPOAt cOpy1
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SAwDUsT IN MORTAR.-Some time since the
use OF saWduSt la mortar was recommended as
superior even to hair for the prevention OF
cracking and subsequent peeling off OF rough
Some one OF the name of Slehr says that his
own house, exposed to prolonged storas on the
seacoast, had pieces OF mortar to be renewed
each Spring; and after trying without effect a
sawdust perfectly satisfactory. e was first
thoroughly dried, and sifted through an or
binary grain-sieye, to remove the larger par
ticles. The mortar was made by mixing one
part Of cement, two of lime. two OF saWdust
and five OF sharp sand; the saw0iist being first
well mixed dry with the cement and sand
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sY-A. E. smith, q large satinet manufacturer,
of Leicester. Mass, drove away from his home
been seen. He Is believed to be insane.
eY-The thirieth anniversary of the procla-
nation Of the Roman republic In 1919 has been
celebrated at many places in the old states OF
the church.
sWiN you have some deSsert?" Member to
waiter: "No, thank you; III take q piece OF
pie"
e4-It is quite time that the cross examining
insolence which displays the combined quail:
cease to disgrace our tribunals OF Justice and TO
reject upon our ciyilizatton.-(y. Y. Herald.
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{ fHANGEKY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL "a
" IArE IN GEOR9FTOWN d. o. IMPROyET,
" VIII 1tAN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE c. 4
BY virtue OF decree duly passed by the A
supreme Court of tie District OF Columbia nm
on the 4tn january. 1870, as modified by de- I.:
fsee ~ SAG court duly passed the 18th jam nv
q Eais3on oecfees be;g made in the OF JACOB
as Trusta1 Gsy Docket No. 9. Of said court will
prensae o 20 thS highest bidder in front OF the
a S1ch PM certsln real estate in Georgetown in
Inta UisIflct o. Columbia situated and known as
i !, NUMBERED rs and q, in Thomas Beales addi-
uom 20 sald Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm
P,OueIeIs tnereon and ALEC all that piece Of
sIOund which fronts on the west side OF Washing
eon stree. In SAID town. b. ginning at the southwest
corLer OF said lot n, and run thence ca It and at
ight angles with said Washington street to the west
nne OF SAID street thence west and with the line of
sad street to fts intersection with the southern
boundary line Of said lot No. u; then with the
southern boundary line Of said lot to the place of
beginning, with the improvements, rights and ap-
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: Oneth of the purchase money
IN each; and the residue in equal instruments of
OF said residue. pay able respectively six.
tWeve and eighteen months after date of sale, with
from date the title to be reserved until the
iuil payment of all the purchase money. Convey
ancng at purchasers cost. $500 to be paid at time
offha e. CHARLES n MAT THEWS, Trustee,
55 Congress street, Geor9eto wn.
THOS. BOWLING. Auct feb203aw3w
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FUNNY SCENE was witnessed a few days ego
in the federal court at Danville, Va, the fuaSe
of which, (Rlves,) it will be reeollected, recent
ly instructed his grand jury to indct number
OF county judges for not putaing colored men
was indicted for selling liquor without license.
When ne saw the jury before which he~was to
be tried, about equally divided between white
and black, he exclaimed, "For God Almighty
sake don't let them niggers try mei' Efforts
were made to pacify him, but he never became
reconciled. He insisted that ''niggers would
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN AND p
STREETS NORTHWEST

STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of . deed of trust dated the 18th "A
day Of July, a; D. 1876. duly recorded in E:a
Liber No. 1927. fOlios 1877 &C., of the land ~.
records in the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby. will SELL at
public auction, in front of the premises on THURS
DAY, the 10th day of March, A d. 1879. at O'Clock
pm. lot numbered seyentytwo (72). of Martha K
BorlaDd's subdivision of lots numbered ffty.one
(bD and fifty two b2), of the subdtviso of square
numbered five hundred and eievt OLD, in the city
OF Washington, with the improvem hts thereon.
Terms Of sale One-third c,sh balance in one and
two years. with eight per cent interest from the day
by deed of trust the property; or all ca.h. al
the option of the purchaser. A deposit OF $50 re-
cost of the purchaser. II the terms Of sale
with n ve sne Gay OF a 1n
risk Of the defaulting purchaser after Eve days al
marS-eo&ds VIM WOODWARD,5 Irus1ees'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN

TRUSTEEV SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
o AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust. dated the 9th -
day Of June, ID. 1876. duly recorded In Ii. :::!
ber No 821, folio &c., &c. one of the land rec A
lumbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, We will sell at public auction, on THURS
O'Clock pm, In front of the premises. Lots number
ed fittyfhree $3.50 and fifty -four (54) in Joseph a.
HOlIidRe,s recOrd ed subdivision OF subdv sion Lot
in square numbered Ave hundred aud eleven (5ll,)
in the city Of Washington, D. o.. with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in one
and two years with eight per cent interest from day
by deed Of trust on the property. OF all cash. at
each Lot required NJ time Of sale All conveyanc cling
at cost Of purchaser II the terms are not complied
reserve the right to resell at the cost and risk Of the
defautDg purchaser after five days advertisement.
LEROY NJ TAYLOR, ! r..,o,
mars eo&ds VIM T. WOODW ARD, trustees.
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LARa. ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. II MEMS. LADIE6
AND BOYE SIZES. AT WHY AOO1HAT1
YRICKa
Nv. GAIT, BRO. Z GO.
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other night, under the mediumship OF Mrs.
Euntoon. sister OF the Eddy brothers, there ap.
peared the materialized form OF big Indian.
ana somebody seized it by leg The big Indian
shrieked with astonishment and regret, and
AIDED: "ouch! Go way, you ugly person,''
Inc grip was retained, however, the lights
turned on, and 1t was found on Investigation
that the captured limb was that Of Mrs. Hun.
loon herself The lady had inadvertently left
ner cabinet in her ardent desire to have the ex.
moitlOn go on well. The materialized spirit had
shed his clothes in consequence and in the
tWinkling OF an eye had put them on tie me
0ium, VINO was thus subjected to great sus-
pic10n and unpard0nable rudeness.
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CTE-GER Il LIEBERMANN.
- Real Estate AuctiOneers

~ neal Gstdtc AuctIOnSerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TWO s TORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES, WITH
EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT. ON
kINGMAN PLACE, BETWEEN 18TH AND
1zTH En-, AND AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March -
3th, A. D 1878, duly recorded In Liber No. f.
for the District q olun6ia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby will sell at public auc
Hn p 9 front 1s4 q the pssses THURSDAY
RI, rial est, estate situate in the city Of washing
four Cd and twenty-five l25,S in Elijah
B1ngman,s recorded subdivision of square
numbered 241. together with the improvements
thereon. Beginninx for the same at the northeast
corner OF lot numbered twenty: four. and running
thence south thirty three feet. four inches thence
feet, four inches; thence east sixtythree feet to
place Of beginning.
Terms One-half cash, balance in six and twelve
months. for which tbs notes Of the purchaser bear.
ing interest at the rate Of ten per centum per an
mum from the day Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold, shall be taken A de-
post Of 300 will be required of the purchaser at the
time Of sale. and all conveyancng ct the prchasers
cost
mar10d WM. W. METCALF. Trustee.
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from the English Official Correspondence
IL Is no exaggeration TO say that his history
bic %. do not refer merely to the long enron.
1cle OF his butcheries, from the slauShter of
his brothers and their followers, early I'm his
career; down TO the more recent indiscT1minate
women who attempted to evade his orders,
given in sudden fitof caprice. that they should
accept as husbands the elderly unmarried
SolderS OF his army, the massacre being subse-
quently extended TO all the relatives VINO took
away Tor burial the exposed corpses OF the
slaughtered women,-but would take his char
it was sent little more than two years ago
to the lieutenant governor OF Natal, who. On
nearing OF the massacre OF the girls, wrote to
between him and the representative of the Natal
government, Sir T. ShepStone, fn the way of
promises OF more merctful rule OH the occasion
OF ms inssalauon as king, expressing hope
him that the reports which had reached him
were incorrect. Cetywayo replied: Ibid ever
ten SnepStonee Did he tell the white people
ne has deceived them. do XIII, but do not con-
slider yet have done anything in the way of
killing: Why do the white people start at MOTH
1t Is the custom OF our nation, and / shall not
depart from it. Why does the governor of
Natal speak TO me about my laws? Do go to
shan not agree to any laws or rules from Natal,
and, by SO doing, throw the great kraaI which
govern into the water: Ny people will not
listen unless they are killed; ard, while wish.
ing TO De friends with the English, 1 do not
agree to give over my people to be governed by
laws sent to me by them. Have not asked the
English government to allow me to wash nv
spears, since the death of my father Umoa ndi.
and they have kept playing with me all this
time, and treating me like child? Go ba ,k
and tell the English that shall now act on INV
own account, and IL they wish me ID agree to
their laws shall leave and become wanderer:
put before go 1t will be seen, as shall not 90
without having acted. Go back and ten the
white man this, and let them hear 1t we'll The
governor of Natal and L are equal. He is gov
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% II. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROPERTY-TWO- STONY FRAME Dwell
LING, No "a THIRD STREET NORTH


EAST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated May ~. -
A. d. 1875 duly recorded in Liber No. 1876, G:a
folio 2s6 ct seq one Of the land records for = H..
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auction
IN front Of the premises, on TT ESDAY, March 18Th
parcel Of gronnd lying and bsiug situate IN the
and described as Lot lettered 3D." In II. l. Sholes'
ct al. subdivision Of lots numbered fourteen (l4l
and fifty nine (7t9) the same fronting twentyone
(2 feet on Third 3d) street east and running back
the same width one hundred and nine 900 feet ten
and one.half tloHO inches, together with the i'm
Terms: Onethird cash balance in six 90 and
twelve I'D months. for which notes of the pur-
chaser. with interest ut per cent per aunum from
date OF sale and secured by deed Of trust on The
be required at time Of sale All recording and con.
yeyancing ct purchasers costs. the terms of sale
are not complied with In seven days from date OF
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property At TIE rs. ana cost 81 tne dsiauuns pur
JOSEPH q. @. KENNEDY,l Trr.toos
j. III. VOORHEES,,
mari. eOSds
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II ALL THE ABLE BODIED MEN now In WASH
ingt0n, harasSing Representative and Sena-
tors for Office, were engaged in ssbreakfng upn
the untitled ground in Virginia for corn, the
states crop OF that cereal next fall would be
wonderful and, what's more, their independ-
ence and self respect wOulds be SO increased
that they would hardly know themselves
IAIeIan1ria Gdzetks
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auosioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
Ann u STREETa a0IfTHWEST "-AA'

By virtue Of deed Of trust to me. duly -
il ps 7So fso ons Of
by request OF the party secured thereby, win sell
THURSDAY. 18th day Of March, A D. 1879, at 4 so
ground lying and being in the city OF washington,
District OF Columbia, and known as part of Lot
fourteen %. in Square four hundred and ninety
street distant twenty feet and Ave and half inches
thence sourth fourteen Cz) feet ak and half I6H
inches, by the depth of the lot, together with I'M
Terms: Si5O and expenses of sale in cash; the
balance in six and twelve months, for which the
cured by q deed OF trust on the property sold. A
deposit Of $50 required at tinae Of sale. Convey.
sale are not COMPLIED With Within Ave DAYS. the he
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after Ave
gssntsps
TRgsTEE.s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es,
dENTFk 81 soGXRE. E BRrMEk Sf 8 A SEAs
s66THWEsT, n WAsHINGr 81 faG 9. .
LIST. 1878, recorded in Liber sss. folio ga. Es
ct seq, land records Of District Of Colum; 14.A
bia and ut the written request Of the parties &C.
Ss son MsTs IT, s
at 4 O'Clock pm, the real estate known and dis.
ignated on the plat plan Of said city being Lot
square 1853, beginning at the northeast corner OF
west; thence south 81 fest 1 inches; thence east
81 feet inches to the place Of beginning improved
by good Frame Building:
Terms q sale. cash deposit Of 300 will be re;
the time Of sale sTEsSs +
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mars eodts
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Here Is an extract OF letter from Canada
which gives an account of tObogganing: "The
Governor General tried his hand az It, and bit
OF MS coat got loose somehow under the to-
Doggan. which Is always fatal Over he went in
the SteepeSt part OF the second plunge but
luckily the snow was too soft to hurt Then he
TOOK IL into his head to try going down shorter
hlll with Jump right on to the skating rink.
we tried hard TO diSSuade him, for, IL persons
are shot on with such an impetus on, the Ice is
very different landing to the soft snow and
we knew what would happen IL the Princess
caught sight OF him. However, on he went the
does at a fence, shot on to the ice and right
across the rink all safe. Then several gentle
men followed him. By this time up came the
Princess, who, we had hoped, was safe at the
bottom Of the big slide, and too busy hauling up
hef t0Doggan TO notice us. OF course nothing
would suit her but she must try it at thst In
slant herself, SO all that could be done was fo
level the snOw-bank little, so as to make the
toD0ggan Jump little less violently and put
s0ne one to catch her on the other side and OF
she went. Luckily she kept the toboggan quite
straight and sat like rock, so she spun across
llSnt 10 the curling rink, where the long-Stop.
as ne was christenec, caught and broke her
snOck, Which might otherwise have damaged
me Ioooggan. Sne is wonderfully plucky, but
his EXcellency would not let her try fS any
Princess is. She and his Excellency and her
ladies go out on snow-tramp ON SUNDAY after
moons, and she has invented such pretty walk
Ing costume. II Is dark blanket coat with
hood lined and piped with red red sash around
waist, and petticoat to match: and the gentle
men wear dress somewhat like It. only with
out the petticoaL. 81 Lcndon Trasth