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RAILROhDS.
OALTIsiORE AND OHIo RAILROAD.
THE HREAT DOUBLE TRACEs
Essicnal Route and Short Lime - sas
North. Northwest. West
and Southwest

THE sREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
sssional Honte and short Lire a. tss
and Southwest
To tske effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1879.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
Eoo aV Gy P96sass aRaa to sRs
9,Ly; Stops at shj2ley's. Laurel ,, AnqsPolis
$50 3. m.-Baitimore,. Annapolis snd Way. tPied.
Won't, stTPsslburS' Winchester. Hasersiown. and
n sy n VIA sssiiak1 and Laurel sxpr.sa
7:sO a. NEW York, P6iladelphis, Boston and Bal.
Philsdelphia. Stops at Annapolis junction.
Fs.S6 INST Louis, Louisville. Chicago, Columbus
and Valley Branch except Sunday Through
gsr to staunton Pullman Car to Cincinnati
daily. Grafton to esEaduskJ, daily. szoep. Sss-
.a:00 .; m:-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annspolis
900 a rn.SBalti1nore Express Stops at Blsdens.
burg, Coese, Beitsyille, Laurel Annapolis Juno
.2:lo p. r-Balsimors. Annapolis, Elicott City snd
tI:SO p m-Nsw York, Philadelphia aud Boston
Express. Stops a. Laurel.
;l.s5 ?: N on sundsy Gully for Baltimore and Way
$50 p m.-Baltin1ors Bladensburs, snd Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annxp-
as p. m-.Polnt Of Rooss, Eredsries. Hagerstown,
FONT q Rocks and Way stations only anAs' 70
40 p. n.-Baltimore. Annapolis aud Way Sta
$50 p. m.-Phil.delphis, Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses. Ellcott City Norfolk except Sun.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken tn the Cars d.
rect TO Boat at CGsstosI. Stop 81 Blsdanzbgrs
and Laurel.
$50 p. m.-Baltirnore and Way Stations
"a $50 p. mChicsgo and Columbus Exptssa Sleep
ing Cars to Chicago.
1910 p. m-Baltiuore Express.
400 p. m.-PeiDt OF Rocks and Way Sta.ions
$50 p. INST Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana
Pittsburg Express Ri.tsbur1, except Sunday
Pullman Cars.
TO- 10 p. n.-New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Car 70 Philadelphia
% Daily On Sunday only. othsr trsins daily
kept Sunday.
All trxinz stop st Relay Station
For further information apply a. ticket Office de-
pot corner OF New Jersey avenue aud G street GIG,
eqI, 6O3, 1870 Penna avenue NV, Washington and
Masonic Temple, High street, Georgetown, where
tickets can be procured, and orders taken for bag
gage to be checked and received at any point in the
city.
". NJ CLEMENTS. Master Transportation.
L. nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE S. KOUNTZ, General Agent nOyl6
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ILYDE's gE.V EAI'REss LETG
~ BETWEEN

EEIIhLF-II WAGhIHuXVE1
AND GEORGETOWN,
aoansctSz5 at Philadelphia tcsts Eit $50
LiSse fo~ Boston, Pr0rtdesce. Esss
fhs Eer ENGLAND StGtSS.
Sailing DsYs.
ssrcu FliiGdsl phis-Saturdsy, Sc IL 81.
Sfor ENTHUSIASTICALLY, st II G. -
From GreorZetown-Mondsy, At y L.
Ersights received daily until 2 ~ &LSrensb
rsIs OF lsGlnS even to Boston and .rIn1SSs
Providence and Fan River Con- SEsSsGSszS3ks
cizueAs Tish!C2 their goods landed Et
EseorestOwI, wharf W. p'e9ss have thsrn marked
''Greoroetct-Ts, d. C."
For fur information .pp1y 10 !. d. JOHNSON b
10 l2D9 street northwest snd ett-strest wharf.
Washlnstor. +. c.. G. F. hyde. SO Water strest,
Saoryrtnvr.. u. c.; WILLIAM z. CLYDE & 90. /;
E4ansySl Msps.e-z. fG sn7:r E@aksvss Phladci-
piiiz mSstSi&S
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DIED..

CASEY: February 10th, 1879, of Pneunenis.
JOSEPH CASEY, in the sixty nth year of his age
Funeral from the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. on Wednesday. st O'Clock p. N. Friends
are invited to attend. q
KENDIG. On Monday. February 10th, lS79, at
9pm., SAMUEL Il. hEsDIG, formerly of Geneva,
n. u, in his sixty seventh year. cleveland Ohio.
papers copy.l
Services at his late residence COS Maryland ave-
nue. southwest, Wednesday, at pun. His remains
viii then be forwarded to Geneva.
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VoUNa& MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

VoUNG& MIDDLETON. Auctioneera
1RppsITEEEEs' SALE OF A NEW THREErsT0Ry
RRICK DWEILING AND TWOSTORY
FRAME BUILDING IN THE REAR, on TIE
EAST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL. STREET.
BETMEEN II AND 1 STREETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated October s,a
18th, 1877, duly recorded in Lber S66, folio fs "A
700. one OF the land records of the District A.s8
OF Column ia and at the request of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, February. 9th, A D.
1879, at o'clock pm, all that certain piece par
Gel OF ground lying and being situate the city of
Washington, District of Columbia and known as
lot numbered thirty-two 1922, in subdivision OF
square numbered six hundred and seventy six
,67Gl, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: 0Be-thlrd cash and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale for
which notes of the purchaser will be taken. bearing
interest at eight per cent annuIu, secured by
deed of trust and insurance the property sold or
all cash at the option of the purchaser deposit of
800 required at time Of sale and all recording and
conveyancing at purchasers cost The Trustees re,
serve the right to resell the property unless terms
are complied with, in seven days from time of SALE
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
jan24-eosdbs B R4 + & sT S9SEs, Trustees
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, February 18th, same tIae and place.
VIM JUNESl 1r,st.es
feb5-eo&dbs B. F. STEIGERj lrus'ees
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T'HOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICE
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST oA l. ~

DWELLING HOUSE, No. 1920 SEVE n
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY yiitue Of that certain deed of trust re- Azs
records Of the District Of Coumba, viii sell LIN
at public auction, in front OF the PREMISES Oh
4oclock pm, all that certain parcel OF land, the
city Of Washington D. c., designated lot NUN
bered eighteen (lS}, il Shepherds subdivision of
square numbered one hundred aud sixtY-four Q6i),
az the same is OF record the Office of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale, "a prescribed by said deed Of trust
The amount of indebtedness secured by the deed
unpaid to wit, 81 800. with interest at the rate Of
ten per cent per snnm from October 7th, 1877, aud
the expense of sale, i'll cash the balance at twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day OF sale and
secured on tie property sold shall be taken. de-
post of $500 will be required of the purchaser at
the time Of SALE and all cOnveyancing shall be at the
expense of the purchaser.
iau27-d&ds LEWIS CLEpHANE. Trustee
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A CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA, apparently well
marked, is reported at Fail River, Mass. Joseph
Passono was bitten last September by two
hand he cautertzed; to that in the leg he paid
no attention. Both wounds healed. A week
ago he had chills, which he attributed to rleu-
matism OF the heart, but new symptoms APP
Feared, particularly that of distress at the
sight OF watrr, or, indeed, OF any fluid All the
S, mptoms were those Of hydrophobia Of the
most pronounced type, including dysphagia
earlier stages from acute affection Of the
threat.
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIREs.-The Asbury University
building at GreencaStle. Ind, occupied by the
museum and the Whitcombe library, and also
as the armory of the ASbury cadets, was burned
yesterday. The building cost s2S, 900 in 1925,
at $1,000. The Whitcombe library, valued at
$4,000, was damaged s., 900. The fire originated
in the bell-tower from a defective fue. A fire
at Dexter, n y YESTERDAY, DESTROYED the post
J. +. d III. +. Wood, the Winn block, occupied
by several business establishments, Smiths
block, Thos. Hunters building, ana the Bars
building. Loss 81 800.
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DEAN STANLEY TALKS AMERICAN.-SinceD Dean
Stanley came back from America his friends
say he Is given to tranSatlanticsms in his ut
teranceS. only know that read In his little
ulscoufse 10 the Workingmen'S club last week,
apropos OF the Jerusalem chamber and the old
story or .Madcap Hail." that the king came
to himself, and hearing who had taken the
crown he thought ii was a wild freak of his son:
accordingly he trent for him and administered
warnings which had an effect upon the young
man. - London World jan 90
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1910 CHEAT 1oHo
ROTrTE

1878 s$$ $$SAS 1873
70 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAaSu1olsz Eou1Px1xz
In Enec. pEoEMBEn 18th, 1875
rRAIEs LEAyE WAsHINaToN from Depot.
9itts6urg and the West. 10 10 AM daily. with Par
!Ss Gar to =, Rtts6urs Az .; Sleeping GAYS from
dss VIII pssss dsG q ao: e''s0
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
.nd Tie Aorts p ds, N a1sspt
.ass VT eiGs ss' ma T. &an i
~! An r.. daily: except Sunday; ,o 49,, ,n.,.
pre-. q Ruflmsn Sszior Gsss. $50 An d.ii1.
Jersey dty with boats q Brooklyn Anne1.
Ing double ferriase and Journey aaross Now
ror Philsdslphia 1:so 80 and 1o:15 p. N. daily
Limited Express, 80 a p, daily. except Sunday.
For Pores oEsss Lins: TOO NJ. and 40 p. m
Tor Ann.pols. TOO = q. and 4:2o p. m. daily. sx.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRKDERIoKsBURa RAIL
M T6A = ANR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For MezsndTss s.. 9. 10 II IN. LIS, 5. 40, 6,
99s, = ana II 80 p ~ On Sunday 1t =. ~. and
sor Richmond and the South, 6 80 = N. and 10 D.
For {: .: r. r. sop daily:
Trains leave Alexandria for Wash,rstcn g. 2. SUD
9, 10, II An; !, 8, 30, s, 6: rs, and II D. M
On Sunday at 100 and 10 a NJ, and 8 :l5 o. %.
Tickets, information, sleeping and psrlor car &C
scfnnodatons can be procured ut the offices, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
avenue; northeast OF Sixth street and Penn.
yyania avenue, and at the depot, where orders can
let for checking Of baggage to destination from
aSsele and residences. 1890
I. p. FARMER 6enersl Pssyen 4er Aseot
shANA IhOhSOn. General Manager. move
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NEM yORK-ROTTERDaM.

5ns hrste,sss sTsAnsIs n sIs 1TS WI
"SCHIEDAM ard MAS" carrying the q. S.
caail the Netherlands leave Jersey City every a.
intermediate 1880; Steersge S23. III. CAZAUX.
Gent Ag't, q South William ST., New York: FUNCH
EOYE Il co, 70 So VIM ST., Freight As L. W,
EyORRT9 81 R'<sy. Genl Pass1er Agt jeul-ly
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AUCTION SALTS.
TOMORROW,
4 TCIION EALE or A LARGE AND vALU-
N ABLE STOCK OF FIE6T.OLASS JEWELkY

4
n AZ ABLE .ss sToGK OF fIfsT'oLAss sEWsLsI
| IITl sell n areton tie stock of Good, In st.,ra
sc 81 s . % ooe ss on the
so tsek ard Eirs are now iov1 open 81 for or
D. T. WARNER. Auct fkepI fsb4-isds
s.-gHE ABOVE SALE Is gosTposED until
WEDNESDAY, FebI nary II, A. D. 1879 same hour
f.b7eotds Q: D BARRETT. Assignee.
You've MIDDLETON, Auctionesrs.
TR1HsdTIEfss,,ss L, s akEcK OF TEE HANDSOME
GoSsH NHdT1c Hn1g hvE SSHWEELLisd. No lOl5
BY sfss b OF An, des and Of rs1s to dated
797 folio 253. Ct the land records Of the Dis. -
the tf b 81 IF aaa by the written dron
4s IN Lss1s Of the sye u.s.
improved By a handsome double two.storys s and;
b Ierm mo Of s. sale gTeserbea By the deed o trust
the balance twelve and p fbsn ana
months months for which the notes of the purchaser.
Of Sey sod sh "a the be
ancing shall be at the purchasers e1pense n tbe
yer tefs OF sale are not complied with in seven days
and cost Of tba tae right to resell at the risk
jans-dtabs ANDREW e q. BRADLEY. Trustee
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH same hour sud Mace
jsn3o-eo&dbs ANDREW c. BRADLEY, Trustee
III sT-IS s CONSEQUENCE OF BAD WEATHER
IHE A AIt2 , SALE Is FURTHE. POSTPONED
hour and place. A c. BRADLEY, Trustee
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PAPER MADE FROM WooD.-The employment
OF WOOD In the manufacture of paper is not con-
4uclVe 10 the longevity Of that substance Prof
heulcaux called attention to the subject in a
lecture delivered at Leipsic, pointing out that,
as the paper used In the German public Offices
Is mainly composed or wood, the destruction
from natural causes, OF many important official
records may be expected. He limits their dura-
ton TO about fifteen years
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u
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PENN
BAHAMA AVENUE ASD u STREET
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated January x.,A
18th, A. ID. 1878. and recorIe! III Libar No sI,Ss3
$50 folio lCG, ore of the land records for 49,
tDe District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party SECURED thereby. we will sell st public auc
Oon. IL mont OF the premises, on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th. 1879, at O'Clock p. ~, the following
described real estate situated in Washington city
DIST rlct OF Columbia: Lot bered iftYtHo (59
i'll the subdivision of parts of original lots FIVE 81
and six, 90 IN square five hundred and seven Ave
th!5) as the same is recorded lii the office OF tia
surveyor OF said District in Liber H. =. O., folio
l9S, together with the improvements thereon, con
s1stIg OF Il three-stoTy and maLsard Brick Dwell
IS ling. iva
Terms: One-third of the purchase money, with ex
penses OF sale, i'll cash. ana the balance 10 xix (S
tNelxe 90 eighteen OS) and twontyfou.. Ga
months, + which the notes of the pure iaser b3ar
ING Interest at seven "a per cent and secured by
deod q trust On the property sold. viii be taken
oeHolt OF $500 required at tule OF sale All convey
ancing at prs hasers cost If terms of sale are not
compiled with in eeven Gays the Trustees reserve
TIE right to resen the property at risk and cost Of de-
taltls purchase r, after ii so days advertisement
GEO. II. b. WHITE, IT,.
- WILLIAM TEOMPJON,, Aru' ices.
J T. COLDW ELL, Arct feb7e05t
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WALTER B, WILLIAMS x CO, Auctioneers.


TRUsTEE's SALE OF TwO,sTORY FRAME
On SOUTH SIDE OF GRANT AVENUE, BE-
IMEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
,EATENDED NORTHWEST; LOT 16X9O.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. dated Decem- -
Ter 10th, A. d. 1875, and duly recorded in M.FT
liber No. $40, folio 429, of land records A-A
Tor the District Of Columbia. and at the request of
the party secured thereby, shah sell. at public
auction, in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY,
in J. w Wrights Subdivision of lots Nos GA to 81.
both inclusive, Of Wright and Coxs subdivision of
TART of Pleasant Plains, IN Washington county D.
G., as said subdivision by J. w. Wright is recorded
III Llber Levy Court. No ], folio 10. in Surveyors
III nts thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, in equal payments,
with interest from day of sale at per cent secured
by purchasers not ana deed OF trust on property
sold. CODvey3uc and recording at purchaser ,
cost. $50 required time of sale Terms of sale to
he complied with IN six days, else Trustee reserves
fault
feb6-eo&dbs WM F. HOLTZHAE. Trustee.
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FITCH, OK CUTTER. Real Estate Brokers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED pr 1PERTy.
SlIuATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF 9Th AND h STREETS NORTHEAST.
., BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated January A,A
-, A. D. 1877, and recorc ed in Liber No 84I fHsH
ioiio u.s. one of the land records fer the Dis Jul
rlct of Columbia, aud at the request of the party
secured thereby. will sell at public auction in
front of the premises, on MONDAY. February 18th
1879, at O'Clock D. ., the following described res
lumbia, VIZ; Lot numbered one a, in Keily's re-
corded subdivision of square numbered eight hun
dred and eighty nine {SS9l. together with The in-
basement brick dwelling. '
Terms: One-thlrd of the purchase money, with
expenses OF the sale. in cas- b balance in one and
two years, for which the notes of the nlrcbaser
with interest at seven per cent from date OF sale
ana secured by deed Of trust on tho property so d.
viii be taken. A deposit OF Sl00 rsquiref az time
OF sac All conSeyancing at cost of purchaser If
terms OF sale are not complied with in seven DAYS
the Trustees the ren TO resell the Droperty
al riss ana cost OF tiefaultns purchaser after Ave
WILLIAM A. GORDON.l ,r..
3. II. WARNER, Auct. feh7,eo5t
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STABBING BY SCHooI BoYS.-The Reading tPa \
Times or February says: Two little boys, each
Cl whom IS about 10 years old and reside in
rottsgrore township, Irwin Yerger and Mahlon
WISE mad some difficulty at the school which
they attend over the possession OF a slate pen
cll. Altef school hours, and while returning to
!heir MONIES, young Ierger, who is the larger of
lne Two, kicked his companion Wise quite Sc
ms pocket Knife, With which he inflicted seve-
raj ugly scalp wounds on Wise'S head
the Detroit Post OF February SAYS: Two
ScICoi boys, named Ira c. Chace. Jr., and Geo,
fischer, became involved In a quarrel az the
corner or Gratiot avenue and Clinton street
yesterday, during Which Fischer stabbed Chace
IA the mead with pocket knife. iniiicting Sc
rtopS wound. The boys, both OF Whom are
ABOUT y years OF age, reside in the same ne:yh.
borlood, and have been bad friends for some
time.
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~ LTax EEIwEEr NEW YORK, HAvR2. LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The stssners OF this company VIII Sal evsfy Hss
grday from Bremen Pier, foot of I'D ST., xszrezs
goboken Bates of passage From New & TEAEs
YORK to Havre, London Southampton SHS%'1ss>HSs
snd Bremen, FIRST cabin, 800; second cabin, geo,
gold; steersxe, $50, currency. For freight or pss
SAGE apply - CSL6IOHS 10 Bowling Green.
New Yoyf. cCsz
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fNMAN LINE

Mokkfs 80 50 Br az GEM Passxer As't i.nly
i TETTsp STATES s Bo ,14. MAIL sTEAsEEs,
Ne EVery Thursday and Saturday.
City Of Berlin. 54Sl tons City Of Montreal 1870
S ty 81 81 GasaeP 1855 Oily it Of YORK
These ns<nifcent steamers are among the strong
s e. od proSeen ncindns hot and cold
water and electric bells in ststeroous, revolving
chairs In saloons, bath and smoking rooms barber
rates q zsssss and Other lnfo,nas1OH apply
8Ko. - fsaas ave- ys' 8 q IONS 4dsas
CUsAhD IINE sorrosL
with tins view OF diminishing tne ohznees q col.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to E.a
istr. or nothing to the north Of As
On sss h9e%ard Rasssf 81, ssos So 70 s eroh
EHl OUNARD sTEAMsHIP COMPANY LIN.
sst.cee~ Ns'c Yerk arg a,.ssrDoos, oansxs
scy.l.s A iof 1s u! 1Ss March
AaSs. FsS Is sssSa Wed Marsh =
A!ssTi,. wee; Feb g scythis. Wed. April
ard evsry iooxins Wednesday srora ssv ya,s.
Rates OF Passage.
b STEAMERS carrying steerase. $50 knd 100 gold,
ACCORDING 70 Recommendations
By steamers not carrying steerase, go, 800 and
$3.50 gold. according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms. Tcksss izgned
% special low rate Of eco seld during tha fau aud
winter seasou.
stse-ase ii very low rates s.eer.se tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and I'll othsy parta Of
Europe 1t lowest rstes
Through bills of aden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
aavre, Antwerp and other ports CT the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply At the Cornpany1
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both steeraSe and
cabin, 70 OTIS BIGELow. eos 7th street. Washing.
t5s-ly CHAS g. FKANOkLYN, Aren't. n. T.
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WOMEN TRAMPs TAXING Possession OF A
HoUsE.-Mrs. Maria Dalton is the owner of the
premises 45 Fleet place, Brooklyn, and on her
departure from the city, few weeks ago, gave
the house into charge of a woman who had four
children: This women fell sick, week OF SO
ago, and Mary Quinn and Mary Boylan, who
In Fiatbush, established themselves in the
mouse, where they carried ON drunken frolic
untll yesterday morning, when Mrs Dalton re-
turned to town and had them arrested The
woman whom she had left in charge OF the
mouse had been utterly neglected, and was
almost in the last stage Of starvation, and her
truders, and were obliged to seek protection at
lhe mouse OF relative.-[N. Y. Sun. NH
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WICKEDNEsS IN TExAs-The late report of
The commissioners and superintendent of the
Texas penitentiary shows that among the pris
ohers since the opening OF the penitentiary
tween ten and fifteen. Go; between fifteen and
twenty, ,Oe5 between twenty and twenty-five
2,56s. Neglected intellectual and moral train
Ing and bad associations are justly chargeabIe
with this alarming exhibition of crime among
the young. Parents are often negligent of their
chiidren'S habits. Boys are out at night at the
In the midst OF the grossest crimes. while their
parents are quietly resting at home without
a thought OF the place or company claiming
thelr boys attention.-IBe Bolton {Teras) Courier.
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Wary AndersOn's Opinion of Three
either Tragedtenne>.
from a Recent Interview

W
donI think sarah Bernhardt so great. She
the stage TO attend to business There is no
PERSONAL magnetism about her like sonls great
acleSScS- Now. when | heard RiStoif in BrooE-
Nh. although | did not unierSt and what she
ssai1; she thrilled me with her ma ynetisIn. |
1itIlk CARA Morris is q greater actress than
tthelnh'dot: she has personal magnetism al
nous some OF The papers call her crude Clara
MOTIFS sald 10 Ice in New York The nanarS
may mack at my cruditieS, but as soon as / Co..
10 be crude wifi leave the stage"
Speaking OF herself. Miss Anderson said .
" hen ! first commenced TO act, never srls-
taihed the part throughout Since nav rrSt
scene have paid more attention to the artist IT,
hhlSh OF my acting, and have learned some
lhhgs and unlearned Others, especially In man
nerlsnls. Mr.. Ford once said TO me, " You must
leave OF duckfng your head and walking on
Your heelS before you can become great ac-
treSS. like originality in study: Ike to
MINK out my Characters for myself. / am study
lGg Beatrice" now. / don't care for Ion - I
dislike the piece since [ observed some one
aSieep IN the naTQuet where | was PLAYING n
Ihat -d!sgusted he. When first wanted 10
play Meg MeTriiIeS" everybody said Don't,
DON'T; but II make UP my mind 10 a character
ana want 10 Go 1t. | all bound TO go through
with It,. And in Meg" the papers came out
ara said II was one OF my best parts
Ike to initiate some OF the comedians. and
nave some fun sometimes. When I 90 antony
fcoln my little sister viii come and say: Ma
mie"-tney call me Mamie. you know-.'do cut
up now ana then III take Off some pf the com
edials, and have lots OF fun until am tired
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