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TOHN SHERMAN Il CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
TENIH AND u RInEErS NDRIIIEASr AZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
IENIH AND FL STREETS NORTHEAST AT
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated January ii
~ 1850, and recorded n Liber No. 934. folio 49,
District OF Columbia, and by direction of the party
secured thereby, 1 viii sell at public auction. IN
OF DECEMBER, 1880. AT O'CLOCK p. M, the FOL
lowing described real estate sta sted in the CITY Of
Humt ered forty six (46l of Moses Kellys recorded
subdivision of Square numbered nine huudrei and
thirty -four t934l with the improvements thereon,
consisting Of Two-story Brick Dwelling House
and Store, subject to prior incumbranoe, which
will be stated at sale
Terms of sale cash; 4 deposi. OF $50 required at
time Of sale. If terms are not complied with in
days. to be resoid at risk and cost of default
ing purchaeer after five days advertisement in
Evening Star GEO. i. GRAHAM, Trustee,
decl1-d&ds Room !, st. Cloud Building.
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'Y'HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

fFNHUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
one HUNDRED DOZEN ASSORTED WINES
AND LIQUORS IN BASKETS. CONTAIN
Is9 ONE AND a HALE DuZGN BOTTLES
BACH. a. D ONE HnNDRED ONE GALLON
DEMIJOHhS WHISTLES. PORTS sHER-
RIIs Rms S,N 81 .,o GGs9NsIG e. OF
The above vii be sold at auction on S sTURDaY.
DECEMBER 18Th. at my salesroom. at O'Clock.
Christmas buye: Should make note of this. and
attend the sale. decl6-2t
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r ADIFs AND GENTLEMEN, CLERaYMEN
and VestryInen Of the District of Columbia
Would you help 'THE CHURCH SCHOOL Fur
GIRLS" to be located near The Soldiers Home, :"
In the District? SIND checks or address W b,
CABkLL Agent, lll4 II street northwest dec7,m
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V,HuMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ZEAL ESTATE ON | STREET BEIWEEN =.
EAST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
ID. G..
Bysirtue of deed OF trust dated June 27th -
1874, snd recorded in hber number 75i, ffa3
folio 256 Of the land records of the District -6.
Of Columbia and at the request in writing of the
party secured thereby, vail offer at public auc-
ton. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE
20IH DAY OF DECEMBER. AT O'CLOCK, all that
certain piece parcel CT ground situated aud ~
ing in paid city, ana known as Lot numbered one
hundred and one, tl0l ; in u. L. GiIbert's suhdi-
vision Of Square numbered six hundred and sew
entY -fVe 600, )taSetler with the improvements.
TO be paid in cash and the residue in two equal in
staneutE at six and twelve moths, respectively
TO lie Secured by notes bearing interest. and deed
of trust on the premises sold. deposit of 5000
sale must be complied with within one week after
sale, the property may be resold st the risk and
cost of the defauIting purchs ser, afsr weeks
notice in the Evening Star. All cost 10 be paid 10y
RICHARD SMITH. Trustee.
dsrI1 dS,}s Webster Law Building.
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= BESSINGER, Auctioneer.
JUST ARRIVED AT MIR. WASH. NA1Log,s
STABLES. No 1926 K Rect NORTH
WET. FROM KENTUoKY, THIS Fo CLoW-
ING FINE AND WE'LL BRED KENTUOKY
HORSES:
Lotta; sorrel MARI, G years old, 152, NJ
hands high, sired by Hopkins Aim ont ont -
of Ned Forrest mare; handsome. and safe S<-A
for lady to drive.
Black Horse Frank. years old, 15a, hands high
sired by Denmark dam Black Hawk: well broke to
saddle and harness.
Brown Mare Dolly, years Old 15h hands, sired
by Bal Chief. dan thorouahbrcd mare by Wa1y.
She is fine saddle and harness mare.
sorrel geiding Billy Moal, 15k hands high,
years old, by Wilson'S pacing Abjslah. Can trot
in 2 40. Hell thoroug b geptleman's road horse;
not afrs id Of steam, and eau be driven by lady.
Handsome bay coach team, Charley aud &eorge,
both years old Charley was sired by Taibot's
Ned Forrest and George by Woodfnrd's MeLnbciao.
This is one of the handsomest coach teams ever Of
fered for sale in til s city.
Bay horse Harry, 16}9 hands high. years Old,
sired by Montrose IhorsuSbly broke for any one
to drive, and very superior coupe horse
The above stock are guaranteed perfectly sound,
and will be submitted TO any veterinary for exam
inatioD. Will be offered at the above stable at pr
vate sale until WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22D, and
if rot sold will he offered at pubic auction on tbs
above date at 10 q.
OPPENHEI MER K CtRTER.
deCl6-5 st S. BENSINGER, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

EOLEY, Auctioneer.
I will sell, at public auction. commenc' ny WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBE8 18TH. AT 40 o'CLoCKs NJ ,
at Store, 1918 TIN street northw est and p NJ q
large and select lot Of Furs, SETS suitable for
Ladies, Misses and Children, of the finest araty
also, Sleigh Robes, Gentlenan's Cuffs, snd Col
ars and quantity of useful articles too mum .rous
TO mention This is 4 stock of goods recsntiy DuT-
chased by merchant in New York. The owner
mas placed them in my hands. to be sold st public
auction. to the highest bidder. for cash Tie ssIe
will be continued every nj lrnins ana Even tnx until
the entire stock Is dis posed Of
dec1i 1t FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. HASSENPLUG. from PhiIa teiplia, treats
Il all Chronic Diseases successfully Consult
lions free Wednesday Of each Week. st No 5l2 ~
street northwest, dsclS-lm
DURs-A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED
IL in from one TO two weeks ] can refer 81 the
hundreds of cases of blind, itching, bieeding aad
liberated Piles have cured during tie pas three
winters. O1ice boare from 10 g. ~. 70 y. IN.
A. A. OORkINs, NJ D., No. 7O2 lSth - n9rla-
west. Cs.O Sl1
MRS h r. WRIGHT. CLATRvoTANT AND MAG
M NrTIo PByslclAS has eminent success IN treat
ine acute snd chronic diseases The subeuLS
shoul6 cal at her ros dSnSs, Go 9th St. corner o
~ stC s.SrtSNsst oct.S Pm
%NfF RROOKF TFIIIs ALL TIN EVENTS Os
MI LIFE. All business confidential. LSiiies ana
Ssentiernen 90 cents each. No 4Oo j. Etteoi. he-
tween An aid 5th stresss north~es augli-2S ="
ANN BLANCHE. or PARIS. FEMALE DooTRFss.
I'M el,-es AZ conn, nts, especially lsGcorrhes.
Tells Everything. Also, the future No. ITO ID stro5t
ada ly2i-zags
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BRoS., Aucsiopeevs,
II 9ta and ID stress northwest.
IMPORTERS SALE
BRoNzEs.
FIR INCH GILT CLOCKS,
ODoR STANDS
RICH PLAQUES,
WHITING DESK.
FLOWER STANDS.
nj. SICAi. BOXES,
DECORATED STATUETFEs,
BAC0ARET VASES,
RUSSIA GOODS 60
BY CATALOGUE SALE.
THIS fThurssdayD EVENING COMMENCING AT
O'CLOCK, We will cell FIR the importer, st store se,-
onn uoor east OF 10Th street. south side of Ne
foGk avenue. the finest collections Of the sb
Hoods ever offered st auction in this city. Every
1t DUNG tNsoN BROS, Auct,.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneere.
~ 9th and ID streets q. W.
CITY RAILROAD, INSURANCE AND OTHER
SToCkS.
On FRIDAY. DEoRMBsR 17ra AT 10 O'CLOCK
NOON. we viii sell, at opr All >tiol rooms
20 shares NATIONAL Union fira Insurance Company
Stock. '
so Shares Capitol North Street and South WASH
ingtou Railroad stock
70 Shares Metropolitan Railroad Company Stock
~ ; ares Colamba RAILROAD Company Sto *
iht shares Wrsh;E gton Gas Light Co. Scrip.
With other Stocks. II
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TD.MORROW.

F'HOMAS BOWLING, Auetoneer.
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IT, ~
1850, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, at No 1921 u
Riggs street b5tween 18Th and l4th streets fsSS3
northwest shall sell the following very ele-f
giant Furniture, viz:
One Rosewood case T-octaye Piano Forte and Stool.
One very elegant Walnut Par!or Suite Gold Tra.-
Jugs, upholstered in Cashmere and Plush; seven
pieces, in fine condition.
Very HANDSOME Library Table
Walnut NJ L. Tsbe and Cover
Walnut VIII atnot Walnut Brackets.
Walnut Marble-top Dressing Case Suite.
Handsome Eastlake N. T. Oak Chamber Suite
Oak III. I. Chamber Suite.
Fine Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Lounges and Easy Chairs; Walnut Hall K tck
Very Elegant Walnut Secretary, with Revolving
Top.
Superior Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table.
Handsome Walnut Sideboard.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
Very Handsome English Dinner and Tea Service,
tdecorsted,) IT'S pieces.
Glassware; Refrigerator; Toilet Ware.
Fine Brussels and Ingram ca pets
Brussels Stair and Ha G .rpetS.
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c
declS At THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
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HOTELS.

pCCsIE&Hksg HOTEL.
Fifth Avenue and 5Dth street.
Opposite U-.iedrai,)
NFW YOsg.
JOSLIW FULLER. Proprietors.
Deit uliy situsted IL the very cents OF the mos.
fashionable residences, churches schO Dis, &C ;nasr
the Grand Central Il. r. depot, within three nin-
utes walk OF the Elevated Road and Madison avenue
cars.
PATRONIZED BY THE BEST FAMILIES OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
RESTAURANT UNSURpASSED; CHARGES
REASONABLE. oct1 -eo3n
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FrHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

V'HohAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF RICH AND VAI.U-
ABLE COLLECTION OF TURKISH, PER
SIAN AND CIaOA5sIAN RUGS AND CAR
PETS, ANTIQUE HALL RUGS OF RARE
QUALITY, ANCIENT AND MODERN EN-
BROIDERIE5 PORTIERES, &c.
This superb collection embraces Persian, Arms
niai, Daghistan, Coulu Moorish. Gre asian, ieJr
dies, Turkish and Cs ntls' Hair Carpets and Rugs,
Antique Hall Rugs OF rare g9ality; Elegant Arme
MAN Embroiderie'. Rich Turkish Embroidered
Table and Chair Covers. Egyptian CAmeis Hair
Portieres, &c, &c
The whole t. be sold at auction, without reserve,
on Mon and IUEoD AY, DECEMBER THE p I'll
AND 2lsT COMMENCING AT IL NJ. AND 3 P M.
at my spacious saesrJOm southwest corner 1lth
street and Pe1nsyiyania avenue. (Stsr Building. }
This grand collection Will be on exhibition on Fri
day and saturday. December nth and 18th, from
a 10. untii y. n. COmplete accommodations
tor the comfort of parties attending the sale.
decl4 THJS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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I MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND KEEP
II BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
HAVE MANY OF THE Finest BUILDING
SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO, HOUSES
IN EVERY SECTION AT PRICES FROM 81
To $50. 100. NOW is TIE TIM TO BUY
r. O. HOFFMAN
dell 10th and F SITS. northwest.
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1fOR SAI.E-Two very fine HOUSES at the cor
y ner OF Connecticut ave. Rhode Island ava. and
ii st., for sale They are well built, have dressed
stone froIt to ssements and fine stone steps; are
beautifully finished and contain every convent
ence. IL rooms, coal vault, &c Price rs, $40
Terms easy. JOHN SHERMAN II Co,
nov1S Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE RENT
BYR 0. HOFFMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGEET AND AUcTToSEER
Tenth and streets northwest.
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PERSONAL.


H ". =. SAMNOSs viii send his address 20 lie
L undersigned ne viii hear of something TO his ad-
ssntaxe. Address Il. c., Star Offica. decl5-2ls
TOBN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, rep1rss e.
- to the responsibility Of people, viii as.-acts Of
liens rea estate. 800 10th st. n. Once hours
To 10 = m, 2 - and &c 10 d. ocI1-iul'
M II: ALBURaER. successor TO 7. Z. LIBBY,
W Matchmaker and JeYeler, hss removed TO
corner q eth aud Sta u. w.. In Drug Store oppo-
sac u o Z. o. seplo
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% LAFAYETTE so 1883 Mass ayen
fur 1T rs. kbath $3.50 W. 10 "a & bath s4I 66
Fur. house, Graut 1907 Riggs ST. n
Psce. .......---.. 200 W. 10 rs. Il bath. 40
Large elegantly 1911 Riggs at. n.
fur. house IS w.I0rlE bath 40
re- aud stable . 125 Mt Pleasant Q "a as
CorcoTan st. NV, q st. NV 6 rs.
fur IL RI. abath leo and store ~ 80
$40 Sth st H.. W, l3 621 Sd at. II. W.
and store 49,. SO 80 re- ana bath . 90
Fur. I'd st n.w.,7 23l Est sw8rs Is
ana bath. rs Oftsce rs, Intel,
2030 G. st NV, IL Big from IS to Is
and hath
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pILEsI NO OUREl NO PAY.H

IL have nothing to say-It speaks FOR itsalf.
Come and see il. We have asents. MCKEN-
, 1880-08-07

that It may not be- out OF place to give an ao-
count Of their manufacture. Tho "straw'
ftajal. previous to plaItIng. haa to untlerro
scyfTnl processes. Tlhe leaves arc gathered
before they unfold, oil their ribs and coarse1
separated from tile base OF the leaves, Is fe.
:uced 10 shreds. After having been exposed
p tue alis. for n tlny. and, tittl into knot,
the straw Is immersed in boiling water lin.
III It bccnmcs white. 1t IL then hung ur
III 4 sElndy place, and subsequently bleacl,cti
Tor tWt, Ut three days. The straw Is now
rea!iy for use a1d II t|!is static sent to different
places. especially to Peru, where tho indians
manufacture fiom 1t tllose beautiful cigat
cnscs which sometimes bring as i1tgh al $50
each. ThG, plating Of tho hats Is very trou-
hlestlsne. i cntnhlcllces at tho cruwn and
finishes nt the brinl. The hats are mnde on a
block, wll1cl, Is placed .tlpoli tic klices, and
requires to be constantly pressed with the
breast. According to their quality, more OF
less timc Is occupied III their coinpletion.-
tic coarsnr ones may be finished III two or
mary M0iitl,s. Tho best times for p}aitin9
are the morning hours and the rainy scasoi.
Wien tho air Is mnfst- LII the middle of ule
day and IN dry, clenr weather, the straw Is
MT 10 hrenk. and this, when tho Int is fin
is!setl. Is betrayed by knots, and much d[n,in.
isles tho value,
, 1880-08-07

Fur Tho Oh!taoo Tribune.
"nlp your pen IN tho ink, sho cried,
~ And wF!t1 su,lg that shall Iyo for ago."
bhe Lightly lHu9hc1. | 6uftly siEhUtl, -
And Love was tho thcnu chose that day.
1.ovo was my thome, Love WINS my song.
Tho frnkFnnt wlt,is drifting alollY,
whispered tho satno sweet, passionate lay.
Her checks waxod whitu, her checks wnIcd rod,
Aud tho tiAo Ut her heart ssnA stu with slRtl
""rls n9t tho souk, ynu hay0 wrlt." shu .attt,
"ltut tho theIno }Ul hasp chosen, shali uoScr
dip"
Her uhGok waxod white. her check waxed rc41,
AZ satd, lot mo t9ach you the strength OF iuy
thetap."
"No need Of tcachcr. SIR" sho satd,
"F0E II eQEuea TO our heaft8 llko teuder DREAM"
Mary 5THA1TQN ukwETT.
, 1880-08-07
PERIODICAL RECEIVED,


The american La,u Rcvictp for August
has MI nblo ard elaborate article upon
"1lontEcEtte IN Sclf-dcfenso" by tho dis
tlngutsl,cd law writer Seymour D. TIlo,nn-
son, Esu.. Of st. Louis, Mo. Tho subject fs
considered With reference to tho clrcll,r,-
stances under which n nun Is justified In
killing his nssaIlant, and particularly iii an
sWer u these Inquiries, ''ll0w fur Il person
Viii bo Justified In ltcting ulHJll appearances
Of danger which subsequently turn out to
l.avo been unreal; how near To him tho
danger must be IN order to justify slnyfng tic
person threatening It, alltl llow fur llu inay
Justify himself In anticipating tho violence IT
ILLS adversary; ulidcr wllnt circumstances ll0
i 1T liberty to Justify his conduct by
showing that. tho person by whom he wis
nssailed l!af previously. Threatened his
life, or made hostile nttneks upon lin; nlld
iow far III tue light ct sl,cl, threats and hos.
tllc attacks hn ts ut liberty to show that l,o
Interpreted theM by 4 knowledge Of his nll-
tagoliist for yiolcitce.h THO authorities Rro
freely examined, aud tho law 0f tho subject
is ,detlncGd and stated Will, grcat clcnrness.
note ,ipon Snmtlay-'aw absMrditIes: anil u1,-
der "Nntes OF Exchanges II 0ro Interesting
summaries Of all tho Important papers tllllt
lIavo appeared II! tho American md foreign
legal Journals for the preceding month. Tho
Notes OF CAseH" present nbStraGtH 0f tliD
cases Of gclicrll interest recently decided In
tho Unlsea States and Stats Courts, uld thu
Courts OF England.
, 1880-08-07
ANGELA.

r.,., For 1as Chicago Tribune.
Ehe yat aaw Ang0!n-1iepp,'s bride.
La uieu nsineu nor eyes, md I0nkud III ILO uskancc.
q Nero mingled III boz glunco.
In osa v.,.a 70 win friendly look or word
Yer tx;I sao Mah to mo both deAf und blind,
tTs Tas lt'!d hh0 8Tnk0 Ut nc. aud heard
: .ot Speech WIS scarcely kind.
ssa'stnl sl world! those whom no most boz
X1S tsesas tSsafsss :. Hften pay tho debt they owe;
Ti,aa Mnehi wo 1.-Two blesslngd, In thu eua
"4fo boek to VI blow.
ia ia sssao ~ 8, sasc q les9ar tis the streot
EASt I'LL wuse to kGefl her fruul tho cold.
~ suso We chniicud 6y lc4drut To inUet,
=" QUO Was insultilR-b0td+
ny histtvs Anglia s,cppo, 1,o wa. ,ulue.
Ii Ihfnttr Or IN Gust Rwny.
w malled 1t. shG would SIT and pIue
Al 'onellncss to-day.
lT.vGos ercat 1ny. all her supreme delight,
LIN - sc nec 1n4Mt Wlll!ngly-tu tilll
-" g., ,na1eful INFECT lii her hiGht.
: WY u she w uukl4d7
ELLA WAEEtER.
, 1880-08-07
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.


spo1lticslt-EKcnfarlsh Of Interest to Xrv-
crnl pronatncna PoStitclnli*, mud Lfltc-
slso 10 Numerous Common People.
Special D!xrateA to Cincinnati I:nqutrer {Etn,.).
NEW-Ib1tts. Aug. 3.-Ex-SeNnt0r BATnum
has golte To Wisconsin to bank the fires In
his Iron furnaces there until after the cleo
tloll. WillIam l.. Scott Is iii charge Of tho
Democratic headquarters here during his ab-
seMce. l1r. Scott Is recognized rs tho sun-
rior Of Darnum Ms q nan NJ thought n1nl sug-
Eest!on, and will partly I'LL tic placc Of Alr.
Tlideil, who has heretofore cut Ul,t tho work
fur EarnunI. Mr.. Scott hicks experience III
political matters, us nlso I'LL acquaintance
with thu lca1i1g Democrats Of tho country:
but, being II most prccocious scholar, lie will
soo1l be fully equal to his official position.
The mistake that Barlluln made III allow
ins Mr.. ]le,lry j. payne's nttnclGs to ell
ucavor 10 carry Ohio tl,!s fall with the mel!
WIN betrayed tho Democracy at. C1ncinnnti
feP M P!SHT 9 TsS S' " Ss s'e aa setae tsi
his sores ognln In public during the CALL
paigll. 1t does not seem probable, either,
tliat Mr. Aeranl s. Hewitt will be kept III tho
fS,sEIo,,, II h,f"aqHa3ers y, " s'o1 r. o TT
will liz be permitted u prevent ti.ts ConlItit-
Gellaygd to have donSo With tlo Committee of
1s3sS. H.; - a.. r, T., ,,
tc .i..l,nt., i.t ,yner .i,1n..s ta,Iv n.,H Sfnfe
tiiews IN hiwh!y i,,',,r.syrd here. II Is lis
fra,,tis Of ta1iuy thnt our ,inriy is 10 nyci.
t,,. ~ ~ tn 1uS' ,. atnms.. IL H.
ar. ~ ,nna, n au f:aE3ie,.i 't,nrsv ~, ~. ~
,",rtut ern -, Gs ra1isa 1Gi ai,s. WIsM VII ''
II IL nat 4t 1n,,pi N this CITY Tint soe of
or ,leas ~ ncnsl naG tF ai t'r II v sS!tss ~
WI; UvSt III Ga t e'sc ,n, u u in @ , 4 tnn t ~
~, th, H. wv ~ @ ~ ,., ;tinnt ~ ~ ~ .rto rrt
i,, ,t,a to ~ ,,r t.,rr.s,,,,n;t ~
g thg M ota!e: ~ iGnst t yuMrt so1Eeo1qmt .s III
',ss 1is a. hss,irsnca s,! from II 'a'uea ll'ena pe-
'oiVEY Vi, ~ uu11 Halas' f.xo.,,o,,, ,,,, In H.,
p,iM - ao a,I! ~ sn, 81 nni T,ia,ia1n,n @ III
n" e s,,,n, ~ ,sIm a.t III oos o ~. a"in M .nnn,nr
iieuU.1 ie,,. w w. assc ~ e'S"s as, ssii oi y.
.n fi,a Hn, G5n,,t M in'est u's'F as' Sl's'ee ~
t't9 .nM!tc ,!l;iits ,,, ,
, 1880-08-07

nOf tn nsE fnr n,rrrv MT in 1,oncz NJ onv
,uitr,.inn ~ nv e",,f1rt.n for lii'r;, 'y ~,
;n,t,,.o,, ,.f IL s'r1,1 ,,.,ui, ,.,, , ~
ut!1'NGna t. - t,io crime :, II WHEEL NV COIL
Eict'ri. yel deserve ~ t,io pnnlslint,rnt t the
Jaw ptcscrlbrs, fHl tnlltlfly more, lhis fnAll
by my side, who l!ns bee,l convicted
nj killing fcIInw-bcing, fs mt 10
! guilty IN NM. ntitl IL 1usticu
F. in,;trt ,,tit icrp os IL st,n,tj tr yf,,r wi1j
tMkn ypnrs irnm hl4 r,tnfsll1nrnt n,ttl ntitf
ti"U, J."sn , a."' ~ .tt ,t "t' ,, m,.'
.!.u.i' ~ MH!t;i tso aHhttlcu t1s SoMlt ca,
pfon9fl!1lSc M wiIl bn iil1;ieserycsl " tle,Gi!o
penalty tic law cnl lni!itt cnl ntld anything
~ What now sN1Ier. f1n have convicted
1f1e Ut r0blltng n innn 0f hfs property. Oh,
most ve1,tal Ottr1Acf WInt IA tint nccuHn-
ttpt1 10 u,. ytin las l,rnipllt Ijt!cr nfl frrc-
trEnvn,fu min ~ lin ,, H., tnoat invhi ~,
Hnrti ,vi,t, 10 H. st,ta H. ~ rnhi,n} : n,mni
at;',t ~ Tu ~! 49, - 49, I'!s ias .uuncu n.s is
~ st.. " ~ puIay s1it Innocehces ntu Heaven
o' s1le oi lts hilEnl3?.
hgatl NI,setl on Ills hnllds, seemed cUllytIlseu
with rcsnursa ntitl grief
Xhftn r,ur,. uni,.,, ,r,,to n +voro nil
WIN i,r, ri stfr,1I,. ti,r.,,"E mIG ~ to,t
'A'o1e Inv A"'@
AMI nvcx Tint tnock.a ~ ,oars h,ro,o
Wifh i,iiitr frnns .~cr., -. r,,,,rt,v e n.nr
Tim f,rr; nos ,,,.,.,' a,Ta.I - az ~.
lHc IoHIt was ll1tlcl1 nlIeclct! ht Tie Rccne,
nlll even tlle oil "lHtrtl:heatEed" lawyers III
the bar, who fur years fiad not she'd tear
, 1880-08-07

Panama hats are principally mnnufncturc.l
III NtrAtllltls M1Ma Western lAnainn; Not all,
proportion being laula i! Alanta, sfuMte
Christi, ainl other parts ut Ecuador. The
lats Nro worn. III al91ost tl!e wtloe AmerleHi,,
contnent unl ths West lntllss, and ", W'!!!.l ~!
their lllgI, prIeu (snryLug FROM ~ 10 SiGo)
prevent their Importation. THEY Are dfstlli-
sushy.l fro,ll nll uthers ly consisting only ot
Single GIccc, md by tllelr liehtnssS a.a' lexl.
iie pocket without injury. ln lho raii,y sea-
son they aro apt tn .el 1lNck. but by Yashlng
VIII. soap a,.a water. beamearlng them with
lime juice, or any other, aeltl. alNl exposing
thom 10 tho suit, their wi,ite,less Is easily re-
STORED. ~ little Is known abopt these hats