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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

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TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN H AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theH
District of Columbia, passed i'll equity No Sa
S0 the undersigned will offer for sale ut public IN
auction, in front of the premises. MONDAY OCTO-
Der TWENTl-SECOND next, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ part of lot g. in square 70. beginning at point on
the west line of New HAMPSHIRE avenue II feet from
the northeast corner of said lot running then south
ery with the western line of said avenue II feet then
westerly parallel with the north line of said lot to the
rear line OF said lot g. then norhwestery with the said
line to the southwest of that part Of said
g. sold by Michael Murphy to John Murphy then east
ery with the south line of said part said lot sold to
John Murphy, to New Hampshire avenue, and begin
ming. together with the improvements.
Terms, prescribed by said decree One fourth of
the purchase money cash balance in equal nstaens
at SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest from
day OF sale for which notes of purchaser will be taken
a Secured by decd OF trust on said property deposit
xeyaneng and recording will be at purchasers cost
II terms are not complied with in seven days from
time of sale, the Trustee the right to resell
risk and cost of cfaulng purchaser after five days
notice IN the Evening STAR Newspaper
oC9-dts JAS L. DAVIS. Trustee
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR g.
second regular monthly drawing will take place in the
KY, ~ '
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q. 1883.
a LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
by the legislature of and twice declared
legal by the highest Court in the State Bond given to
payment Of all prizes sold
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
"a . Every ticket holder bis supervisor, can call
number on the tag placed in the wheel in his
inese cravings VIII occur the last Thursday Of every
month Read the magnificent
OCTOBER SCHEME.
$50 900
PT1ze. 10000
Pr1ze. 5000
Pr1zes, $A5 quo each. ....................... 5000
Prlzes, $1,000 each. ..................... 5000
~ Pr!zes. 6UO each. ......,.,............. 5000
a0 tries, 1OO each ............. 10000
NW prlzes, 50 each ...................... 10000
~ Pr1zess ~ each. acknowledgements. 10000
AsUU TTlzes. 10 each. ................. 10000
rT1zes, SO each, Approximation Prizes. 27GO
r1!zess NO each, ISOo
PFazes. 10O each. =" 800
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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nNE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN THE
" CITY, BEING ON VERMONT AVEhUE, NEAR
IOWA CIRCLE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX AZ
TENTH. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ %%h
sharp we vii! SELL in front of the premises. the-
south half Of Lot numbered sixty {62) in square
two hundred and fortytwo t242) fronting twenty five
Rhode Island avenue the Immediate vicinity OF Iowa
Circle. ' - ~
This is one Of the finest Building Lots in our CITY
being located in one of the best negbborhoods with
splendid alley in and average depth of about lis
feet
Terms One third cash. balance in and two years.
notes to bear per cent interest and to be by
deed OF trust on premises Conveyancng Sc at pur-
thasers cost, deposit Of $500 required at sale Terms
TO be complied with III seven days otherwise resale at
risk and cost of defauting purchaser after Ave days
public notice Of such resale in newspaper pub.
Hsied III Washington. d. G..
octll-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
r OBERT g; HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
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A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
IA ON G. STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
NORTHWEST. NEAR NEW PENSION OFFICE,
AND ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN FAND G.
NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER EIGH-esHas
TENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the Ed:H
premises will sell part lot T. in square 4s7. having "a
front on g street of 81 feet by depth Of 81 feet
inches and improved by atwo-story Frame Dwelling,
No. $40 q street.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER part of lot G.
square 4S7 having front sixth street Of % feet by
derth Of 62 feet inches improved by Brick
house No. 615 9th street
Terms: One-third cash; Balance in SIX and twelve
months. with interest at six per cent from day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust the properly sold;
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. 800 deposit required at
time of sale.
o11d&dS j. T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer
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FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE

FORTRESS MONROE NORFOLK AND THE
II SOUTH.
Safe and EleQant Steamer JANE MOSEJ,EY
Fare 50 cents. Meals served on the European Plan
after October LIST. 1885,
For FREDERICKsBURG and al landings ON the Rap
LADY OF THE LAKE every MONDAY and THURS
DAY 430 pm Stopping ct Piney Point and Corneld
Harbor.
POTOMAC RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOMP-
SON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
Tam. Fare. IS cents For information apply at Gene
raj Office. National Metropolitan Bank 6l5 18th street.
or at boat, foot of 9th street
GEO. r. PHILLIPS ALFRED WOOD,
sep22 Superintendent Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
"EEKS & CO., Auct1oneers.

"EEKS Co, Auct1oneers.
PAwEBROKER'S SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
viii sell for +. Sellinger at 737 7h street northwest,
witnoIt Iilif or reserve, commencing THURSDAY, OC
TOBkR ELEVEN, 1888 at SEVEN pm, and continue
Tor three days This sale will consist of large line of
made Gents and Ladies' Clothing. Suits Pants.
Coats and Vests and single Goats; also fine line
on custom made listers and Overcoats Ladies' Dresses,
shsTis BihIes Books Guns. Rifes Pistols Tools Boots
and SHOES. Carpets Trunks, Furniture, Looking Glass
Is, Clocks. Blankets, Shawls, Umbrellas. etc.
sale VIII commence every evening at O'Clock Deal
ers invited. as the goods must be sold
P,S-Persons holding tickets on which the time has
expired will please take notice.
F. SELINGER Broker
CHARLES WEEKS, Salesman. oct9-5t
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New Bonds of the Denver and Ri<
Gsfande ROad.

NEW YORK, Oct. II, 1880 D. m--The Denver and
Rio Grande directors. at their meeting to-day, au
thorlzed the execution OF the new bonds up te
$5,OO,0OO. This conforms with the stock holders
action at the Colorado Springs meeting on Octo
Der g. The syndicate formed to take the bonds has
been completed.
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1857 Prizes, e110 400
tickets, $IOO. S's' 90 " w. "
press. DON'T SEND BY REaisTERED LETTER.or
f ~ y OffiGE OEpER until further notice. Orders
OF 70 ana upward by express can be sent at ex-
pense Address all orders to il. DOUGLAS, Louis
vile. hy or 70 q. BALLARD. p. q. Box 276. Alexan-
or1as Va AuJ0
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DY ITS EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL MAN
~ agement, the wisdom of it's system. whereby in
fifteen certificate becomes nearly self sustaining
the absolute safety insured to its members by the rapidly
increasing reserve fund and the ayantages Of its
LIFE ASSOCIATION has in the short two and half
greater prominence among the insllring public than
ever before reached by any other company.
Office 1909 ii street
aug l. Y. KNIGHT Manager
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ENTIRE FURNIIURE, CARPETS, &c. NC. CON
TANNED IN DWELLING 1929 STREET NORTH
VEST, CONSISTING IN PART OF HAIR CLOTH
PAklOR SUITE, MARBIE-TO TABLES WHAT
NOT. LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. MATTRESSES, SIDEBOARD. EXTEN-
Si0N IABLE, PILLOWS CHAIRS. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS, MATING CROCK
ERY AND GLASSWARE, RANGE, HEATING
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell. at the
above NAMED residence, the Furniture, &C., contained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-11

THE PRESIDENT arrived at the White House from
Soldiers Home about one O'clock to-day. During
the afternoon the Secretary Of State, Postmaster
General, ex-senator Davis ex-Marshal P1tk1ns OF
Louisiana; Judge Sabine, OF Galveston and Minis
ter LangStOn called on him.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Corner eth and
Streets. Ladies' before buying a Machine please look
at the great Improvement in new High Arm Ma
chine,
THE NEW AMERICAN NOT
change
Received this day fresh supply of NEW QUEEN"
.'DOMEST1Cn and SINGER" Machines, from $40 up
Genuine Bargains. No agents.
Renting repairing. rebuilding and reInodelng all
kinds
G. ACFRBACH,
Corner 1th and III.
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my tI-IIis d. WILLIAMS & Gu, AuctiOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BARBER CHAIRS. STOOLS,
LookISG-GLASSES., &c, AT AUCTION.
Ey virtue OF deed of trust dated June llth 1888 and
rsc9rded and by direction Of tho party secured
shAi SELL at the auction rooms of Walter b.
n, ~ IN Cos corner 10th aud streets SATUR-
a. n Inc following named articles
Thr Z: nIsnstand three Barber Chairs and Stools
Saloon Table, ChAirsL' etc
Marked Schedule A, annexed TO said deed Of t,r,st
WALTER D. WILLIAMS Co. Xncts. Af' cd
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER D. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

WALTER D. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OIL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
mencins at Ten O'Clock n, We shall sell within thin
our large and well adapted saIesrooms Nos 1oOi and
Household Goods. named in part
One Handsome Paror Suite, upholstered in Crimson
I've HANDSOME Paro Suites in green plush
Easy chs,s, uPh, in Plush ES , and Gilt
reception Chairs: Handsome Chifonier.
Esssas s Frame 91s Mirsas French Pl.ss sIsss
Git ate o3osns BEAUTIFULLY carved and naid
" Walnut Tx Extension Tables.
@ and Hnst M aa1n saa other Carpets
Together with large assortment Of wellkept second
hhopsekeepins, and viii be sold in front Of our
The hsI fine OF, Furniture viii be sold at HALF-PAsT
Parties frnishlne should not fail to give this sale
goods WI ~ E e & III ftss s1e co. Auet.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
s R6E SPfPT1 LINE OF PARI2R EgRN1TgEE Up
eaSIks cotehEs sk!ssEAs 2SP fSekSfS
PANIED tAFk aAb N rg I'M
BHS HHaHss GSSki baR KS
SEVERAL FINE HORSES FROM SOLDIERS HOME
AND PRIVATE PARTIES.
ONE DOCTORS PHETON, BUGGIES AND CARRI-
AGES.
ALSO
ONE FINE YOUNG sORREI, MARE. YEARS OLD
ONE STEAM ENGINE, IN GOOD ORDER.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, 1885, at
shall sell H Varied Sf s. Of ny
ELECTS Ol1-2t
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE MANSARD ROOF FRAME DWELLING
3Sp The mo NN9RTHWE Ste CORNER OF GAY AND
GH fIt!Eso STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIF- 81,
TENTH, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Ss$$a
III front of the premises. shall sell the above resi- A
consist of story and basement dwelling with man
sard roof containing about eleven rooms with modern
improvements.
Terms: One. third cash; balance at six, twelve and
elghtsen months with notes bearing interest. and
cured by deed of trust. All conveyancing at purchas
er's cost. $l00 deposit required at time of sale.
ocl0-3t' THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
dPRoPERTY. ON STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH Ga
1FlVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the premises It::s
street
The house has back building and contains IL rooms
Lot has frontage of 25 feet by deptl of 125 feet.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance il six twelve and
eighteen months. with interest at cent from day
all cash at the option Of the purchaser Conveyancng
at purchasers cost 800 deposit required at time Of
sale. 1T. COIDWE.LL. AuctiOneer
ol1-d&ds
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A FEAST Or ART AND FAsH1,

=
A FEAST Or ART AND FASHION
FOR THE LADIES'!
GREAT AND GORGEOUs,-
KINGS PALACE
Grand Festival and Fall Opening Of
MILLINERY AND PARTISAN NOVELTIES,
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs.
CHILDRENs, MISSES AND LADIES' WRAPS.
Eclpsng anything of the kind ever before witnessed
in Washington City We extend cordial invitation to
all on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER AND FRIDAY. OCTOBER S,
To our SECOND ANNIVERSARY Celebration If tho
Opening of KINGS PALACE. In recognition of
the favors showered upon this enterprise since
its inception by Discriminating Public
wewill commemorate the event Thurs
day and Friday October and s. by
representation of BEAUTIFUL
SOUVENIR to each lady
visitor. Doors opens at
9AM
NOTE.-$2ooO in presents viii also be distributed
Every buyer gets ticket entItiing the holder to a
s o fne VIII BE- and
our Grand Drawing.
KINGS PALACE,
The Largest Millinery House in the District of Columbia
814 SEVENTH STREET
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FINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
L. On NOLIH SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
Smith AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Courf of1atp
the District OF Columbia in Equity No $40 $X
docket - Will sell at public auction in front of -
the irtinists. on MONDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. d. lsSj. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ lot
numbered two CD according to the subdivision OF
numbered four hundred and forty eight (44S s
recorded in the Office of the Surveyor said District in
lber NJ h. folio 215. Said lot has front of 10 feet
inehes ON street north. with depth of 143 feet.
Terms of sale: Oncthird OF the purchase money each
and tn balance in equal instalines one "a and two
ca years from day of sale. the purchaser to give his
int at the rate OF six per per annum until raid
naya" quarterly, and secured by deed Of trust upon
the Premises sold all cash. at the option of the lr-
clsseI All conveyancng at cost of purchaser; SIOO
- EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee
DtNCASSON BROS, AuctS. o3dSdS
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WALL STREET. N. T., Oct H. II 80 a m--The Gould
nouncement that Mr. John r. Dos Pasos has beer
employed on behalf Of the holders OF the land
grant bonds OF the Texas Pacific railroad company
Tor the purpose OF asserting their rights under
these bonds. Mr.. Dos Pasos declines to say when
where or how these proceedings are to be brought
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ROBBERY OF CLoTHING.-Last Monday night Mr..
w. 9. Kendig. the telephone operator at police
headquarters, gave his washing out to coiored
woman named Rose Alexander to take to her
home. The next morning she came back and
stated that some one had robbed her on her way
home Detective Mattingly arrested her and held
her on suspicion She sticks to her Old story about
the robbery, and 1t Is believed to be true.
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JARAMn1 scn0LxA xANA ma.
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THE ARGUMENT in the telephone interference
patent case was continued before the Secretary OF
the Interior by ex-senator Conkling and others to-
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DENTISTRY.
II 10C HAVE TOOTH ACHE
u IlR = Il ANli-r-E

IL lCt HAVE TOOTH ACHE
IL DR. 5 i SCOTT,
1901 L street northwest
can FTr u arI Save ths tooth sepoI 1us
RANDALL PARSONS D. ID S. OFFICE AND RFS-
sicl4ce ~ sth street northwest over Batlantyres
Sk ~tc:e All branches Of Dentistry skjiIfuIIy NOR
i"Fllfu t'sS given to thousands with
suits cIy OK night Ten years experience os
NE. StAIR PARSONS. DENTIST CORSFR Orr,
II and = it. NV. A lo,al araSthetic used or the
tHiiS. Slf ATS pam OF extracting. Filling sysriaIty
AFilhriai tceth inserted Gas given. Charges mod
crate. seplI
1SR u ~. DENTIST. us 18th STREET NORTH
~ ~,st. BEAUTIFUL sets Of Teeth and n perfect nj
], "a. Etl-i Ter 81 Extracting without PAIN 80 cents
Nj cEr- a. vlIS warranted jy5-6in'
M HiRTIEBEN. GRADUATE OF PFNNSYI-
a'i toesc. Philadelphia. having purchas cd my
tf S = sid Ilce. Las resumed practice. confidently
- irG 10 my patrons and the public generally
r. q - '-,i.t - undoubted ability NJ. A CARMAN
-i'->'' 40 18th ST II. ". je25
4 ftitltiH TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
81 immediately after extrsrtiti-- natural teeth
- 'cc Stcct9S- Modern methods
pS.,'i'> - i1vi tistry- Moderate fees
'-S DE- DONNAILi. 1871 Z street northwest
Ne l. NJ TALBOT. DENTIST No. 4s7 7TH
1f,I ii r ,lSs'rs frti oriier r. Dentistry In all
~ i4ss Teeth inserted 81 per set All WORK war
jaIIl9
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ACCIDENT ON THE b. AND o. RAnRoAD-Just
after the 1910 train on the b. and o. road was
passing the intersection OF Delaware and Massa-
chusetts avenues going out to-day an unknown
white man fell OF and severely injured himself.
The police ambulance was summoned, but when
it arrived the man had been removed from the
neiPhbOrhOOd.
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~ L. WILD BRO.
Ne 1tF9 18th street northwest.
Always offer Special Bargains to Cash Buyer for the
Stief. III, krJnic Bach and Ncw Ing cs-.-~-ssss7
land PIANOS and Barker ORGANS. EewtI Q n
hand, but also sell easy INSTALL
nlentS
Tunipg tld repairing faithfully attended to- sep4
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PROBABLE BOND CALL-Secretary Folger says it
is probable that he will soon issue call for Der
cent bonds. AS no estimates have as yet been
prepared, 1t cannot be said what will be the
amount OF the proposed call.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-11-08
!, SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

A Southern genius has hit upon the
idea ot running trains with wind. st
Louis Post
A new mineral found in Missouri Is
called Adamscobte. Ii is said TO take
a fine edge that will cut stone rapidly
without imparing the edge. asis4.e
The experimental field of sorghum
cultivated near Washington by the De
partment Of Agriculture gives twelve
per cent of crysthilable sugar from
fifty per cent Of Juice which the cano
produced, Washington Star.
Paper is now made in Sweden from
the bleachcd and hlanched remains of
of mosses that lived centuries ago, and
are now found in enormous quantities.
The paper is turned out in all degrees
of excellence, from tissue TO sheets
three-fourths Of an inch thick. sp
Steel betting is, acco, ding to report
now being made in Germany. The
belts are made exclusively of steel wire,
and are so constructed that they giro
flexible, easily fastened, and may be
frightened at pleasure. The pulley mp
on which the betting runs must be COW
cred with leather or other suitable ma
teIal for securing the necessary amount
of adhesion. The betting Is well adapt
ed for heavy work, iteislclaimed, and is
not affected by dampness or a change
Of temperature, as is leather
George Mexeur, middle-aged
farmer Of Bloomfield Conn, takes the
prize as y patient man, After nine
years assiduous work he has Just finish-
ed q writing desk and book case COM
bined that contains so many thousand
pieces of wood that il was found next to
impossible to- keep the number exact.
Eifty-two kinds Of wood were used in
this unique piece Of furniture and there
is scarcely square inch that is not in
land The designs are Of very wide
range and take in animals, flowers,
trees agricultural implements, articles
of household use, etc The novelty of
the thing is that every bitIof the inlay
ing was done with q jack-knife, and
MIR. Mexeur says he wore out nineteen
blades in the work, B0stoR Post.
A curious fact about water is that il
is the rust Of metal known as hydro
genium. WhenloXygen combines with
iron it forms q reddish rust, and the
metal becomes in time disintegrated.
III this condition il is said to be oxidiz-
ed. Now, water is simply oNidized
hydrogenium. This metal is present in
the sun and all the planets in enormous
quantities Indeed, il is said that the
human body is composed of five and
half pals Of wttters mingled with some
lime, ironand certain salts. Chemistry
has revealed to us many maEels, but
none greater than the composition of
common water. M ti4it3 eep
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-11-08
4 Cure for IIo,SlIhg Dogs.

Many wearied, and wakeful persons
find, in the howling Of dogs BY night Il
persistent, Widespread and most atifioyl
ing form of Irritation. The owners Of
dogs given to spend the Of dark
ness Id assiduoiis howling appear gem
orally to regard with serene personal
impertubability the noisy niiisances
which makes night hideous for their
neighbors Nevertheless, those who
keep dogs, especially those who do so
in populous places, ought to feel bound
to take the simple precautions which
alone are necessary to prevent a trouble
some form OF Yexation, which is really
a serious source Of inconvenience and
loss Of rest and possibly of loss Of health
60 very many people. TO the honest
bark Of a watch dog giving warning
tongue upon suitable occasion no one
would object, but t9the purposeless and
unending howling Of the chained ours
which are especially prevalent in the
suburbs Of towns Is simply iptolerable.
1t is not necessary to exterfninate dogs
to putan end to the annoyance in ques-
ton. Theinuisanee is perfectly prevent
able by tho adoption of afeW simple and
sensible measures which, so far from in
juring the offending animals, tend to
give them length. of days by conducting
TO their conteptmeutf Those who have
had diexperience in Keeping dogs know
that these dogs will not howl az night if
they he comfortables { M dogs, instead
of being cruelty chained up oht OF doors
i'm kennels which are often draughty
and damn, sabe allowed. to have their
liberty by ebay and to lie within the
house at anight. theyMill generally Sleep
through the nightin perfect quietpess.
Or, III it be necessary to keep dog
chained by days he ought to belet loose
at night, when it will beIfound that he
willyretirequietlFyto lhisakepnel and alb
stainifrom fruwli1g, q especially it, he be
;furnishedeiMith dsonle Trash shay OF. a
clean nart foTra bed " In sgafpns weather
dogs eften;h6wlat might bseRase they
'wantFwaterd Many doesjf1Nd sbiRight
because they are keptenps pstantls ehained
both night-aadl ldaFs--This is o common
and ostreprebensible eform tfcruelty;
dogs SO treated are. sure to be restless
and irritable and can scarcely be healthy.
London MoTninQ Post