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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

Since the exposure of the city contract frauds we
have been waiting for tho familiar cry oil Turn
the rascals Outl /" Our neighbor has not got his
breath yet. When ho does get 1t, how he VIII
sbnutl
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

1t does not seem likely at the present writing
that Conroy, the policeman who shot and killed
an inofiensive man in IA liquor store early IN NO
vember, will be adequately punished for that
crime. His defence is temporary INSANITY ana
according to the testimony which is offered IN
his behalf, the prisoner has been on the verge OF
madness for years, and sometimes even mas
been altogether insane. The jury VIII prop
ably be much influenced by this evidence AN
acutittal, however, or even verdict OF man
slaughter, will place in an unpleasant light AL
dcman Kenny (Tammany Democrat, VINO
urged ConrOy's appointment as Policeman
and the Police Commissioners who finally ap-
pointed him. They won't mind that mnch' but
they ought to mind it. What business had Ar
Kenny to try to place on the force half-crazy
mani And what were the Commissioners
thinking of when they granted Mr. henpyS
request? Politics, undoubtedly.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

What severe blow has been struck al la" !.
breaking liquOr-sellers by the recent action oi
the police is shown by the steps taken yeStei-
dav by number of dealers in the lAth AS
sembly District They decided to form an as
sociation of the 1000 liquOr-dealers ana
manufacturers and their $4,000 employees IN
this city. in order las one of them expressed III
q to elect Mayor and District Attorney anu
= to show the Excise and other Commissioners
that we amount to just as much as they no.
This is one of the most distinct threats we nave
ever known to be made against law ana order
in New-York. 1t is discreditable III the iaSC
degree to the men who approvedit. All they
have to do if they want to keep their licenses
is to avoid violating the law. They know th'S
well enough; but apparently they prefer 70 DC
criminals rather than reputable citizens.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

If the Commis i,Ier of Public Works regarded
himself rs "A trustee for the city, he would hardly
permit the city to be swindled for three years with
out word of protest. But then, he is the trustee
for the County Democracy; and that makes diff
frrcncn of cnnrsR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Der b0ie Sitter -. meme arine S1meiter
-. SD -. i'm Simmel -. @ott 49,.
N6 leb mobl! -.
@o6 Elm Iettes 3uden, bann fintt er
suriid, bic ausen i6lisBen ii9 fir INNER.
&ein 3peifel 1T mebr mSsli6, Der 6ampi
81 Gnoe, Der Cob bat seiiest.
Stumm uno r~ssunsslos FART Sbomas
Gber3abn cine l3eitlang in bas @eiidt
ieines Sobues, bann, ~itrdubsn iiG feline
Saare, feline Qippeitl 3ittern unb pers
sw%sifiunssuOa bic 5dPe rinsenS ruff CT
aus:
ySOSt, er lit toot mein gutter, einsiser
Sobn! . @ott, Sere9ter Soft, mas
baben meine armen Rinber uerbrodeu?...
Sest bin i5 aIein in Der Welt; mas bleibt
mir eIensem gater, mir perporfenem Mens
i6en iibrig, als iterben2 ga, iferben lit
@%rIoiuns! 90 iei mir benin andbia, SER.
ienoe mig ben COB, bier an Der 9eide meines
Spbnes!"
8om llebermab Ses llnaIiids qetroffen.
fintt er niebsr; furdtbare @rabesltiue ums
sibt i'm unS Die finit're Nadt finbet ibn
nod iiber ben Gotten esbeust, beilen falte
Stirns nit beiBen Gbranen bsnetenb.
[5ortietuns folst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
8aloraub.

Die Dirt unb @eiie, wie bic Der.
Staaten ibrer 6i9tenpdlber In @isconfin,
Midisan unb Minneiota beraubt woroen
iinb unb nod fortmdbrenb beraubt wer6sn,
1T, wie bas ct. Yaulsr ,Golfsblatt"
i6reibt, 10 sriinblid ais mOsli9. 9as
Yreemptions ME bas Seimltdtteselet baben
ba,u bic Mittel unb @ese bkten miHsn.
Die sroBen Sol,, unb SdsemiQers Hinss
ftelten gauge Sbaare BON Mittslsperionen
an, wel6e ais Breemptionss ooer 6eim-
i~tdtteaniieoler untsr mebr ooer weniser Ii.
beraler gersituns ibrer Semibunsen bas
9anb erwarbem, nm IS iofort al ibre I'm:
iteler ab3utretsn, worauf bann bas @bbol:
sen per 9ampf besann. Die berrli6iteu
6idtenwaloer muroen anf oieie &eiie ben
Gnsros : Solslanb Dieben ausemoselt.
llno su elmer 70 slatter &outine mar bieies
@ei9dft seworben, 10 gang nit Saut uni
Saaren wurben bic 0eamten Der QanbSm,
ter bineinse3osen, baB SuleBt aud MIDI
einmal mebr bic Mittelsperlonen mebr nd.
tbig waren, w%enisitens feline pon 5leiia uni
Nlut. Die v&inse~ lieBen bic gintrasune
untsr finsirten Mamsn for ni9t eriltirsnb'
perionen, nit llsbersebans wirtli9er Gibes'
ieiituns, turD unter polftdnbiser Sefeiti'
sins bes @eieses bur9 bic allersrSbf,
5dli9uns potl,ieben, unb faff idmmtli4,
Qanbdmter bes Norbweitens ftebsn iett um'
ter Der mur az w0bl be~sranbsten sIntIase
biefem unusri6dmten S9winbeI In Der fred
ftsm @sie Vori@ub aslsiast ,u baksn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Sir Yoitmeiiter.

Der @enemls Yoitmeiiter bat per-
oronet, baB io1de Boitmeiiter, melde es
perabldumen, 3eitunssberausseber lofort
;u beRa9ridtisen, menn Monnenten bes
Vlattes fort3ieben BON benz Blase ober
aus anbern @riinbsn bas Blatt nidt mebr
BON Der Yoif abboIen, fir ben Gbomne>
mentsbetras perantwortli9 iinb.
0aburd wirb wenisffens perbitet, ba6
Blatter fir Monnenten, wel9e obne be-
Sablt gu baben mad unbefannten &ssionem
p%erouften, ooer aus anbern @rfn6en ibr
Slatt nidt mebr BON Der poit,O Office abbos
len, oft nod Nonate, ia elm sanses sSabr
sei9idt werben unb In ben BoifsO fifteen
lie9en bleiben unb suIett pom Yoitmeiifer
gum &dieeinwideln ober 81 einem anbern
3mede perpanbt werben. Oaburd finb
ben 3eitunssberausseberm i@were 8erIuite
erpadien.
Ourd bieie Ssrorbnung bes General
Yoitmeiiters werben iie m~enisitens gegen
bic 8erluite sei9ibt, bic ie batter, ipenn
bic goifmeiiter nidt iofort an bic Office
beridteten, baB bisier ober iene faule 6unbe
,semubpt" ODER mad unbefannten &egios
men uerbnftst iei. Gsridumt Der poits
meiiter IS iest, ben lSeraussebsr bauOn in
6enntniB gu iesen, 10 IN er fir baB abons
nementsselb perantportIid. llnb cine
iolde Terorbnuns that mabrbaftis MOTH,
oa Die i3abl BON i3situnsss9 bonnenten,
welde s~emiienIos senus iinb, wenn iie
pom einem Orte fortsieben ODER teinen
SUBS mebr fir elm Slatt baben es abiteIen
unb ale .&iiditdnbe beridtisen, ionbern
bas 8tntt rlbis meiter forti6ifen unb bann
in Der poitsOffse Iiesen Iafem. Oas
cine ioIde 9~anoIun9swsiie boppelt semiE
ienlos unb idledt 1T, lisst auf Der SanS,
benn Der 3eitunssberausseber p~erliert nidt
nur bas Nbonnents ; @elb fir bic Belt,
welde Der Mbonnsnt bas Ylatt aus Der
Poff Office abboIte, ionbsrn bat aud nod
fir bic 3eit, mel9s es auf Der poit liesen
bleibt, bas YortO gu besablen. @esen Sies
fen leeten Yerluit iollen Dir 3eitunssbers
ausseber III wenisitens bur1 bic obise
9erOrbnuns bes generalsp oitmeiitsrS ses
i6iitt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
8ie mon Eferbe jdbmt.

Gin alter S1ifstapitdn bate iid pom
0ienit 3uridsesosen unb fi9 elm Sdusleim
bart am SseitranSe i'm S1lssmis'i9en err
~itanben. Seine innse Srau bate ,im ibr
9eben germ" elm Bferb sebubt, um otter IN
bic 6ir9e unb 81 ibren ettpas entfernter
wobnenben @itern 9elansen su f0nnsn (;
en6li9 mai ibr @beseipons nib nnb matt
pom ben itsts misberbolten Bitten, cling
aui ben Yferbemarft bes Stdbt9ens un6
eritanb Elm bubbles &SBlein UNI biQisen
Yreis. Der alte Seemolf fannie 6as
Sdifferweien Don @runb aus rod fem
Bferbeperiianb mar i9wa6 entpidelt. Der
biebere GoBtduider bate ibm elm Wtuitsrs
tbier ~perfnuft, bas nur einen fleinen Sebs
Ter beiab: IS mar elm iogenannter rDur1s
sdnser".. Die Solsen lieBen ni9t auf ii9
parten !; bel Der erften Sour marb Mabame
%uniGnit aus benz @efdbrt seidleubert, bas
bSsarti9e Gbier rannte mil benz arg be-
iddSisten @assn in sinen Rnif; unS ais
Der Rapitdn an Der Seite ieiner Solbsn
~aus,ufabren periudte, sins es beioen ni9t
better. Oa perfiel Der 6apitdn auf cine
oriainelle SSbee. @r bolts iid einen ian9en
~itarten Suri6en aus Der Nadbaridaft gu
Silfe; beibe Mdnner fetten iid auf ben
itartsearbeiteten 6arrtn nit einem iebr
l6weren Mnfer, Der nit sinem duB>
erit tii6tisen .ansen S9iffstau uerieben
mar. limb mn sins bic Sabrt benz weiben
Sanb bsS Stranbes entlang. Das 6oBs
lsin warb tart sepeitidt, nnb als ss alter
@ewobnbsit Sufolse einen Sab ma9te nno
ben &opf swii9ca bic Seine nabm, warfen
bie@ednner ben rettenben @nfer aus. Der na9
wenisen Mimuten faBte unb belt. Oas
Cher waro bann iolanse nit Der peiti9e
beatbeit, bis es gu Sooen iant. gei elmer
Miberboluns Der @nterfabrt mar 60 be-
riits leatiamer sewOrben, bas brittle Seal
MOI Is 9sfisis nno bat ME wisber @sliite
aud Dur9Seben .ge5eist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
3mausis Sabre lang gelitttn.

q. .. Yiercs, M. D., y. Y.:--Ders
tber 9err! Dor 3wan3iy Sabren warbe i'd
auf benz @tlantiiden Ocean idiffbri9is.
Die 9dlte unb 8lOBiteluns waren bic l1rs
ia9e, bab fid auf iebem 9ein elm GROCER
abieB bilbete, Der beitdnois ~eiterte. Ma9.
Dem i'd 9unberte Don Dollars umionit aus.
stseben, ueriudte i6 Sbre Golden Me
dical Discovery" (solbene mebe3iniide Gnt:
beduns), amb iett, in weniser, als Srsi
MOnaten nod ginnebmsn Der eriten Slaids,
fam i'd bantbar iasen, baB i'd pO0is &c:
beilt bin unb felt sebn Sabren gum eriter
Wal meine linfe 5erie auf BEN Sooen ister
tann. Sd bin Der Sbriqe,
8iuiam 81 pber, 81 SefieriOn Ctr.
Buffalo %. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Gauicnoe pom 6rauen issnsn ben GAG,
an pel6em Or. Bierce's "Favorite Pre-
scription" (9iebIinsss 9 eror6nuns) ibnen
befannt sema9t warb. Bei alien ienen
Storunsen, bnrd weI9e &iidsni9msr,,
@sfible Ses NieoerSiebens, @eruen unb
ausemsine S6mdde ueruriadt meroen, ih
le Elm porSi9li9es 6eilmittet. Sbre mill
pernSen uno beiIfrdftisen giseni6aften
MAIDEN lie fir Oamen, Die an innerli6em
Sieber, glut anbdufunsen, Gntsinbunsen
oosr @si9wiiren Ieioen, uniddebar. 8ei
Npotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Sic ygfeebles" ON Colorado SIu1e,
bort, mo- fid bic Giibspaeifc NIT Der Mts
antie&Pacific p%erbinbet, babsn bic Gepus
%tatiOn, Der beiBeite glas on Der san3en
Bacifc &iite gu iein. Sn Der uorisen
ISOLDE seiste Der thermometer baielbitai3 80
@raoe i'm S9atten. gs III port i'm Soms
mer 70 beiB, baB man eiieret Sanbmsrfs,
aeise ni9t Obne 9anoi9ube anfafsn unb
benuben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Plus Der Sn itruftionsit unbe.
1lhteroffSier: 8enn Der Soften I'M Sdils
berbauis itebt unb es seBt elm 0orseiester
porbei, 70 bate er beraussutreten um bic
entipre9enbsn 9onnsures ~ MAIDEN umb
rpenn % bonnert unb bltst. = Was ses
idiebt alto, Musfetier Rnorrer, wenn Der
9err Muior am S&ilberbaafe uorbei ssbti
Rnorrer: 60 sonnsrt nnb bIitt 60, Der
Mb,fen tritt bsraus U. p~rdfentirt'a @ewebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

,Sn GaaiaS erreste folsenber 8ers srobe
9etterfeit, Der in sroBen 9ettern sebrrdt,
ilber Der Sbiire bon etma 30 Saloonbals
tern gu leien mar:
User Sonntass ipre6en nil nit mir,
Der fomme ourd bic tSintertbir,
Oenn porn 1T @ues feit uno su,
Son ipesen srOBter Sonntassrub!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
. MIIerIei.

Sic 8anmmuaen Grnte I'M Sabre 1882
wirb ofii,iea auf $500, 900 8alen se.
i4dtt. Seras, NIT 1920, 600 8alen lie,
ferte ben 9auptertras, alsoann fommt Miis
liiippi NIT / ,O42, 900 Balen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Wad Der nenen fir Berlin aus

Nad Der neltei fir Berlin aussearbeitete
Sauberorbnuus biirfen Die bortissn 5duier
nidt mebr ais flint WobnsS todperte err
bulten, unb bic 9obe Der @sbdube barf 80
SUP ni9t iiberiteisen. 8obnfeler biirfen
nur gu elm 0rittel unter Der Strabens
ebene Iiesen. Die b0ber selesensn @obnuns
gen mihien swei feuerii9sre Greppen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
gy sdlimmer 5aa BON geitstans.

Miniiter lit Der SonSerbare 9ame elmer
Staot in auslai3e Co., Ohio. Daielbit
lit es, wo 9err s. Branbemie wobnt, wsls
welder idreibt: Samaritan Nervine turirts
meinen SObm BON einem i9Iimmen 6au pog
Ueitstans. $l.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
siIper Greet, g.. 9. 8. Seb. 1880.

@eebrte Serren-S9 bin isbr slenb se.
weien, unb babe aac mOsIi9e Seilmittel
ueriudt, aber feins bat mir sebolfen. Bon
10 pielen Seiten bOrte i'd Sob iibsr Sbre
9opfensS ittern, baB i9 mid enti9loB,
bieielben 3u periuden. Ia9bem i'd Sas
setban, warb i'd balb seiunber, unb meins
Seieruns i9reitet iebt i5neI porwdrts,
nnb i'd bin beinabe 10 seiunb wie ie auuor.
IS. 8. Meuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

*.*rOer bette &atb tommt oft su ipdt. +"
@ls einmaI Semanbem, Der an ben Nieren
lit, ssratben wurOe, @ierensRraut gu per-
in9en, iaste er. sd Mills ueriuden,
aber es ioll mein LESTER gerind fem" Der
Mann purbe berseitelt, unb empfeblt iett
bas 9eilmittel allen 2eibenben. sSn bieiem
Sale fam Der quite &atb grab nod CUR re9s
ten Stit, UNI ben Mann au rstten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Gin oeutider Brofefipr meint, SaB Die
genutuns uon S9iefertafeIn Die SdaIer
tltrsiidtis madt. Gin befannter @irtb
bebanptet, aebnlides an ieinen @difen be-
merit gu baben. Wenn er ibre i3e6e auf
bic Sdiefertafel idreibt, perlieren ie lire
S8ulo sihSlid aus Dem ause, ia aud aus
benz @eOddtniB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Sic Grano Saben (Naid.) 9umber
COMPANY beiibt bic sr0Bte, er fiirslid poI:
enoete, SdinoelsW tiible. sic fam cine
Wtiaion Sdinbeln pro Gag ~Iiefern unb be-
i4dftist goo Meriden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Weg NIT benz @erdusper, @ei6naufe
uno @sipri! @ebraude Or. Cages "Ca-
tarrh Remedy (RatarrrbsS eiImittsD bas
bilft Dir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-03
Tho New NnclkCr.

John GfSfln Carlisle was born in Campbell now
hentom county. Kentucky, September >. lS}5. and
Is thus in the very prime OF life. lie educated
in The country schools in the ne!ghborllypl OF his
home, ANA began life as a teacher IA these same
rural districts. but finally became teacher IN Cow
ington, where he stlll makes his home. liz studied
law with ". r. hinhead ana with John W. steven
son, since governor of kentucky ana United states
Senator, ana has been successful practitioner
ever since his admission To the bar, in March,
1888. During all of that period Mr.. Carlisle has
also been known aS an active and successful
politician He served n member of The lower
branch OF the legislature from 1854 II 1861;
was nominated for presidential elrct1r on the
demo 't1tlc ticket In lNoi. hut d. iNat. was
elected 10 the state senate in February, iSi Hui
rc-eiected in August, 1sa: was dre-Ats-ai large
from Kentucky Ia The national democratic cuuNcIl-
ton at New ork In July. ISIS. WAS nominated FOR
lieutenant governor OF kentucky IN May H. 1. re-
signed his seat In The senate ia June. Isl. and WAS
elected lieutenant governor in August ISL serving
until September, Is.5: alternate" presidential
ecctur ior the state at large I'm $50. ana I'm the
same wear WAS elected Er;nb"r or Congress.
His Congressional career b'-an March :. lS9e.
when the Fort -flfth Congress commenced aud he
national reputation Tor robust and NiCOrouS leader
ship. Mr.. Carlisle had been but a short time in
Congress before that body recognized IA him an
Intellect remarkably keen and broad. a surprising
depth OF information on al questions ~ revenue,
and the proyerbial Kentucky gilt az nucncy In de-
bate. HlS speech on the subject Of tnGc reform
In the Forty fifth Congress attracted the attention
OF tie country foi the past TWO On2crcsSeS he
has been prominent figure GA The committee or
WAYS ana means tdkiHL an active part In its
aldUou5 work. and dryojiNE himself With all his
energies 10 shaping and directing reforms IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-03
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WASHINGTON Dec. g. 1888
ORDERED: That the following additional hack stands
that not more than half of the vehicles authorized at
each stand shall he Of kind drawn by two horses:
On the west side OF 18th street northwest. imlne IL
ateiy south OF the entrance to the Executive grouns
six vehicles
On the vest side of 15H street northwest immediately
north OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue four vehicles.
The following established stands for occupation
by one horse Herdic cabs or hansonls only:
south OF Pennsy lvania avenue. between 18th and 1S
streets northwest. two vehicles
On the north side of Louisiana avenue east of 9th
street northwest three vehicles
On the north side of Louisiana avenue between 9Th
ana 9th streets northwest, two vehicles.
On south Side of street northwest west Of Baltimore
and Potomac railroad depot number al tie discretion
of the Chief of Police
On street northwest at southwest corner of McPher-
son square. two vehicles
On east side of 18th street northwest Immediately
nortn OF tenIsylyalia avenue. three vehicles.
On south side of Thomas Circle two vehicles
On south side Of Iowss Circle two vehicles
nectcut avenue and 18th street. two vehicles
On northeast side OF Dupont Circle and street. two
On southeast rart Of Washington Circle two vehicles;
On east side Of 1s street west near the Peace Mouu-
ment, two vehicles:
The exact limit Of each locality will be established
All hack stands shall hc kept clean and in proper
order by the parties Occupying the same.
grounds by any licensed driver of vehicle for tie
of Passengers for hire is positively pro-
4 At places of public amusement and on all occasions
where licensed and private carriages assembled the
drivers thereof shall BE- subject to the orders the
necessary for public convenience and order
s. All nfractions of these regulations will subject the
Person or persons so offending to the penalties
J. b. EDMONDS,
]. r. WEST
GARRETT J. IYDECKER,
Major of Engineers L. = Al
IL commissioners of the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-03
Affair. ora the Virginia side.
SOCIAL EEENTS-FATkI ACCIDENT-RrNEwED HoPB
OF RAILROAD FACILITIES.
Correspondence of THE EvFNING STAR

CorrosTo Llcnce of TIE EVFNINa STAR
FAILS CHrRCH. IA. Nov. 30. 1855.
Miss Bessie r. Nruhin entertained number OF her
special friends on the cvrnlH-, II the gLh inst IL
being the occasion uf her twentieth birthday. Miss
Nrooln il fav0rtc ia society. and her friends We'd
with each other in expressing good Wishes.
1.-The Club opened the sixth OF its annual series
or meetings on the 2dlh Inst. n the resi- lpncr of
Mr. Edmund Fagr. our community, noted FOR It's
literary tastes. has many societies for the promo
tion of such aims but "Ine Club seems ID be pre-
eminent among them for the cNcellrnoa IFS enter
taiutG MT Nr. ididlr WAS rc-circI,d president,
eS'iAr one.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Ball. OF your city. 20
Mr.. N!l. EiiiStA 81 this place. WAS Con|umulated
NoveE.ba r 2lSI. ~ the VI. H. Church So h. and WAS
largely attended hE Their numerous acgutiutBnces.
y Co.ortd llan 10y tn name al HySon Was killed
"Wednesday, ts the III III the sOJpsLuLo quarry
WHcIe lac was al work
or recent acquisition in the WAY Of cler-y1nrn,
MI III. T.. NJ, oriaia5. of lhn E3ptisl church,
preached the Thanksgiving S4lmGn al the union
IA 2'inG ho!d ~ The VI. T.. church South. Nr.
A,t"lui X outlined the past. present and iuilrg Of
the country. pfii warm liibute TO the hcrulola,
industry and morality or the people. and pointed
out so:le growing evils lie Was exceptionally FOR
Clbie III Ll, d.nuncidtina III tcmaEt ris,n IT. The
state ci virginia especially, and held hIn unworthy
or the priceless merit ~" of liberty Niso sold his
brthgct for that p.ltly mess OF p5t,age Office 0.
patronage.
The ~, O. and ". railroad has q force ~ men
quarrying stone for th. building OF now BRIDES
and IT appears that I'm the near future we shall
anu annoy ance OF those compelled 10 Use II.
lIoTSpI-R
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photographic Briefs.

The mechanical department OF Filters stove
foundry In St Louis, has been closed for an inde1-
mite period Oh account OF dull trade. IL employed
$50 hands.
The schooner s ". Bunrell. Capt. J. Il. Maxwell.
from New York for Norfolk. n. loaded with hay,
came ashore AT Townsend Inlet. y J.. last night,
anu has filled with water. She lies on the bar.
Henry Tucker, who has been trial in the
county court at Brunswick. Va. for the past week
for the murder OF Benjamin Kidd, has been ac-
quilted
one OF ThOs- Il. Lees cotton mills al WeStport,
Conn. was burned last night with 80 bales Oh cot
ton Loss Sl5010-p3rtialiy insured.
About dozen stores and Offices were burned at
Chliiieothe, Mo, yesterday. The loss Is upN ards OF
10000: Insured
Several Warehouses I'm Liverpool, England, in
which were stored large quantities ~ cotton. hemp
and sugar. were destroNe ed 10y fire today. The
damage Is estimated at sixty thousand pounds.
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r. 0. HOFFMAN, Auctioncer
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
LAST SIDE OF SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
NORTH AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the thrtsentils
day OF October, 1882. and duly recorded i'll Iibcr s.:
!ttI lollo d' II one of the Land Records Of--I
Washington, District of Columbia, the undersigned
Trustees VII sell at public auction in front OF the prp
-FOUR OCLuCk the following described property viz
Parts 81 Lots - 10 and IL III square 7j9 described
lows beihnng for the same sixtyone south from
the northwest corner of said square and thence
south along ri street eighteen feet thence
irct and ":ieha!f inch to dividing line bewee, lots
numbered nine and eleven thence said ,ii;d-
Ing line one foot eleven and one half inches thence east
fifty -four feet inches to east line eleven: thence
north seventeen feet and one half inch thence west ff
ty feet ter inches thence south foot; thence
west fit five feet and ncalf inch the place of
ginning. together with the improvements
Terms: Oneth cash. the balance AT six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust. If the terms of sale complied
with IN seven days the Trustees the right to re-
Sell the property at the risk and the defautjnD
purchaser All conveyancing and recording at purcll-
stIs cost SlvO deposit will be required time Of sale,
CHARLES II. FICKLING.l -rr,,stoo,
n24-dXdS JESSE H. WILSON. AI'isteeS