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1NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1'HoMAs BOWLING, AucnOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On THE SOUTH SHE OF STREET BE-
IWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
MORT INVEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded the
iad records OF the District OF Columbia Lbr 1881,
IoLo so ct seq We shall sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY The 1HlkTl-
flhSI DAY OF JANUARY. $40. Al HALL PAST
fO.h O'CLOCK NJ, the following described real
estate situated IA She city Of Washington, said Dis
trct aud dstlng uIsbed parts OF original lots
oered twenty-five C23D and twentysix C20D III square
numbered nve hundred and thirteen t5l3J beginning
Tor the same At point street 20 feet of the
northwest Of said lot 20. aud running thence
south so feet thence vest - feet thence north 80
feet and thence east % feet to the place beginning
together with the improvements &C, consisting Of
brick building
Terms OF sale: one-third cash, residue in equal
payments at one and two years respectively, per
GEM Interest payable halt yearly aud secured deed
OF trust on the property sold, all cash. at option Of
purchaser. Deposit OF 500 required time sale.
Al conyeyanclng &c, at cost OF purchaser. Terms To
De complied with IN ten days deposit forfeited.
CHARLES ii. CRAGIN, I rxu.
WILLIAM Nick OSBORN,S Atussoes'
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The Egyptian Dinner to stanley.

Great preparations have been made for the
banquet to Stanley, which will be given to-
night In Cairo by the Egyptian government.
Rlaz Pasha will preside. Saturday night the
whole party dined with Sir Evelyn Barring.
Stanley, though quite we'll, will not go to
Europe for some time. but will remain in Egypt
Tor ress and to recoup his strength sprivate
kilograms report Emin's progress toward re-
covery slow but sure.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
ID hAroLiffE IS pm i. a.. CO. ss Anssi0n'sr.
ARRANGEMENT OF fSfES SNfit AND 81 pEREMP.
sSGEH2E ffsf$b RsGEs As IS OFFICE
TOGETHER WIN 4 MILE MILLER solLrcr,os OF
W. TINE MIscELLANEu0s WORKS.
we are now engaged IN repzrlng the catalogue Of =
n%s i sods. sa nv .oS q and s
able Book Department during the present month The
s sSIbhE 0oLlE'ri2 ssT E e SSRS
Auctoneers.
~ gro Pennsylvania ave. NV.
LARGE AND PEREMpToKy SALE OF cHANpE.
SLATE NANTES n ASSORTED DESIGNS OF
on TkipAY MoRSiSG, JhNHAaY twenty
FOURTH. beginning at Ten O'CLOCK, will sell
avenue northwest large assortment OF Slate Mantes
in assorted dsslsas cs.sta and Brass Chandeliers IN
the attention OF builders others as the stock is ali
desirable aud to be terf EsTclfr isa p,RRkoo
la2O-4t Auctioneers-
RATcLIFFE, DARR co; Auctioneers.
~ go Pennsylva ave NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on NEW
Us IAPiToL AND COAST, ASp aEopkfic
SgkkEl AND BUTLER MANSION, BEING
THREE-STORl BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK
HOUSE No. 232 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, WITH
BRICK STABLE IN REAR.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY TWENTY
roURIh, at FOUR O'CLOCK. we Will sell in front Of
PART LOT 3, SQUARE No. 800,
HOUSE; contsnng 10 rooms and hath, With all OF er
order. Fronts % feet a aches New Jersey ave.
and runs back TO alley, oh large brick stable his
property Is near T. - Capitol and Ocodetlc Sur
Vey ana site OF new congressional Library.
Terms: Onethlrd cash. balance in and two years
with interest al the rate Il cent annum from
the DAY oi sale secured by deed Vi trust the prop
erty sod or ali cash AT the purchasers option Terms
OF sale TO be compiled with in fifteen days otherwise
the right reserved 20 resell the property ut the risk
and cost OF the deiauItng purchaser after hye days
pupc notlc" vi such resale in newspaper pub
hshed IN Washington, DC Adeposlt of $500 required
purchasers cost.
NofE,-lok PERMISSION TO INSPECT PREM
ISIS APPLY AT OFFICE OF AUCT1ONEERS.
hAfCLIFfE, DAkk CO.
ta2O IT Auctoneers.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FT6HUMAS DUWLING, AuctioneeF.
VALUABLE TNINIPRovED PROPERTY ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF o OR SECOND STREET Be
TWEEN MARKET AND FREDERICK STREETS,
GEORGEI0NN, DC, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-FIRST 1890,
at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, shall
sell part OF Lot 49, i'll square 20 fronting "a feet
the north side of I'd street between Market and
Frederick streets, 10y depth of $50 feet.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance III and years,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust An conveysncing, Sc, at purchasers COST
$lOU deposit required at the time of sale.
al5-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

AsSIGNEEs SALE OF LARGE LOT yEwELRY.
CHAINS, CHARMS, FINGER RiSGs, LARGE
MiLLER COMBINATION LOCK JEWELLERS
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-NINrH
1880, 1t TWO O'CLOCK T. M. within the sales rooms
OF Thomas Bowling, southwest corner of Pennsylya-
MA ave- and II tn ST. nw win sell q q whole the
tire stock OF Jewelry, Watches Diamonds, Rings,
CnarnS, Chains, Iron Safe. invoice, and
not sold as whole will be offered IN detail later. Of
which due notice will be given.
Terms cash
BY order Of MILLS DEAN. assisnes OF Z. z.
a Ia.
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J17-d6ds
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


IL Frs.
We represent five the largest houses in the world
namely: Decker Bros, Weber. Fischer and Estey
Pianos and Estey Organs. These famous Instruments
rank as leaders" everywhere. We sell on easy
monthly payments, rent Pianos and Organs with
option Of purchase, and take old Instruments in ex-
change allowing the full value therefor havea
department for tuning and repairing and careful
attention TO any work in this line entrusted US
We have well-stocked ware rooms at 934 4 street
this city; IL North Charles street Baltimore. and
l2l1 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Buying on as large scale do tbeng the largest
Piano and Organ concern IN the SOUTH enables US TO
sell 10 our customers at the lowest POSSIBLE prices and
on the most favorable terms
Do not think OF buying OF renting n Piano or an
Organ before examining our splendid assortment Of
instruments and getting our terms
SANDERS & sTAYMAN,
)a2 Y34 street northwest
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'E,HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
. Eo. W. sTICkNEY, Aucuoneer. s36 st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED AT THE
JUNCTION OF FOURTEENTH sTREET EX-
TENDED AND SPRING STREET, IN IHE
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DC.
By virtue of deed of trust, recorded in Iiber No
134S folio &c., of the land records for the District
Of columbia, and at the request the party secured
thereby viii offer for SALE in front the premises
on SATURDAY the TWENTY FIRST BAY or
DECEMBER, A. ID. 1889. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described property in
the county OF Washington, be, KNOWN and described
as LOIS numbered from one ID TO iortyiour a a., IN
uate on the north of Spring street. the point Of union
with l4t street extended excepting the portion of
lots To II Inclus heretofore alienated being the
Property conveyed by deed recorded Ia Lih-r l:,25
folio sos, and by deed recorded liber l21l folio
4}9. A'O
Terms of sale One-third cash and the balance in
one ID and two 60 with interest the rate Of
SIX tO) per centum per anIn, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser; 800 deposit viii be required al
time OF sale; all conyeyapclng purchaser,s cost
Terms to be complied with an 1 ) DAYS ~
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"
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BENG HOUSES NO.
lOO3, iOO3 AND lUp1 NSTkEET NORTHWEST,
NOS. FROM 800 To 925 STREET NORTH.
WEST AND 22O3 AND 22O5 TENTH STREET.
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
No lf fOo ~, ct seq one of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and the written request
OF the party secured thereby, will offer sale in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY., the FIRST
DAY CT FEBRUARY. 1890. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described property in
the city of WashinSton DistriCt .: Columbia, WIT
Lots numbered 81, 81 and 80 IN Samuel G. Stewards
subdivision of lots numbered =, 5 and in John a.
Adams recorded subdivision of square numbered 33l
and Lots o. o., Us, ~, 40 a, a., a. 10, "a and as
as formerly known as a4l in Samuel u. Stewards
subdivision Of square 357. Lots square 33I sold
subject TO deed TO trust to secure the sum of 81 800
md Lots in square 51 sold subject TO deed OF trust
10 secure the sum of 8 $500.
Terms OF sale: One hall cash and the balance in one
year, with interest at the rate of centun an
mum; payable semi-annually all cash at option of
purchaser SlOO deposit ON property in each square
1T time OF SALE All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days resale at risk and defaultng purcsser
after five days advertisement in paper published
in the city Of Washington.
J. HOLDSMORTH GORDON, Trustee
tnoA -lDftE a. Isst Il
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The Warrant Served on Powderly.


General Master Workman Powderly was we'll
enough to walk out in Scranton, Pa, Saturday,
and the warrant for his arrest, sworn out by Mr..
Callaghan, was served upon him by Constable
Moran. Mr.. Powderly at once proceeded to Al
derman Fuller's Office in company with his attor-
ney, Joseph 'Brien, and gave oail in the sum of
S3OO to answer in the Westmoreland court. His
brother, Patrick Powderly of Carbondale be-
came his surety. Powderfy looked thin and
weak. His counsel have papers nearly COM
pieted charging Mr.. Callaghan with malicious
libel. The suit will be instituted this week.
THE GRAND MASTER WORKMAN IN NEW ROLE.
Powderly was awakened at o'clock Saturday
morning by noise in his chicken house, whic b
Is stocked with well-bred fowls. Although hay.
ing been confined to his bed for the past two
weeks, Powderly arose and seeing three men in
the yard he arrested two of them, the other
having escaped, and handed them over to the
police,
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VHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

STREET, CORNER FIRST STREET NORTH.
On WEDNESDAY. TWENTY,sEC0ND OF JAN.
IA nhARa, dSso' Al Al, F0pK 0c59 9 NJ. IN front Q:
ing 10 feet on street by depth of "A feet to an
alley 10 feet wide, improved by q comfortable six
room press brick front dwelling with two bay win
dows wide parking, heated by atrobe and range hot
and cold water bath, stationary washtubs and wash
stand, wallis painted throughout street concerted and
all in hrst-class condition. Terms easy and made
known at sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
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SHE GOT A 1000 VERDICT.
Col. Ingersoll Goes Into Court ON Sum
day.

Miss Cammerer won her 100000 suit
against her aged Brooklyn lover, but the
jury made the damages $4,000. When
court adjourned Saturday night with the
jury still out Judge Ingrahams instructions
were that il an agreement was reached during
the night the jury might seal it and go to their
homes, while he would open court Sunday
morning to ascertain the result The Jury did
come to decision before midnight They
sealed the verdict and the foreman tucked it
safely away in his inside pocket until morning.
At the appointed hour Judge Ingraham took
the bench, about two dozen people comprising
the audience. Herr Muller accompanied by
Mrs. Richter and Mrs. Erb, was there with a
palpable look of anxiety upon his countenance,
but Miss Cammerer did not appear, neither did
Daniel Dougherty, although Col Ingersoll sat
beside his own client. When the jury were all
in their places the court asked the foreman if q
verdict had been agreed upon.
YES" he replied, handing a sealed sdocu-
ment to the clerk. who, opened it and read
aloud that the verdict was an award to the
plaintiff of $4,000
At Col. Ingersolrs request the jury was
polled, after which Judge Ingraham announced
that he would hear any motions which might
be made Monday, as he did not wish to do any
more work than was necessary on Sunday.
Then court adjourned. John DOulan, the
foreman of the jury, said to a reporter, after
leaving the court house, that before reaching
their verdict discussion took place which
lasted over six hours. Mr. Doulan himself and
Juror Carmody favored a verdict Of S35, 900 for
the plaintiff; others wanted to give her sums
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 and four stood
absolutely against her in favor of the defend
ant. Muller ought to be pretty well pleased.
He is getting of mighty easy at that"
Col Ingersoll told the reporters as he was
leaving the court room that he would carry the
case up to the court of last resort Mr.. Lewis
expressed satisfaction over the result Miss
Cammerer was likewise pleased, as she regards
the verdict in the light of vindication.
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ONE OF me FINEsT BuupINa IONS OK

hNE OF The FINEST BUILDING LOIS ON
" sIXThENrH 81: NORTHWEST Ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AfIERNOpN. THE TMTNTN-
sShSoND DAY OF JAkuAlN, 1880. at HALF PAST
foth VtioNh We Vail sell IN frunt Of the premises
-, -, LOT = SQUARE lSs.
rontng 80 feet ON 10th 81 with depsh Of " feet 10
q 3O-fout alley.
This lot = situated 10th ST. just north Of L st.
one ~ TIE best Sections VI tbs northwest
Terms one third cash balance and two years
Notes 10 bear q per interest pay able semi- -
siy aud 10 lie secured 10y deed trust on pr1Irty
sod or All cash al option Of purchaser tslslsit n
te9uirso AZ tine Of sale. Terms so he coul he'd
WIZ IA Ten DAY oihcrNlSv rgt rrserN 20 russell al
RISK and cost OF defaulting purchaser after nv. aV.
puulic notice Of such resale IN sne feNsr ur IIr,l
of purchaser. pINtfA\SR< I,lsaS wv
jal3dNds A,,..,...
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TOMORROW.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co. Auctioneers
IL Galleries and Sales Rooms go Pa ave ~

II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO, Aucnoneers,
~ Galleries and Sales Rooms 9.U Pa ave NV
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS.
PiAS0S, CARPETS, SC. 70 TAKE PLACk EX;
SALES ROOMS, NO. $50 PENNA AVE. NV, ON
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
FIRST. 1890. REGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
THIS COLLECTION Is TIE FINEST OFFERED
By US THIS SEASON, AND EMBRACES MAGNIFI-
CENT PARLOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN TAP
ESTRY, SILK PLUSH, RAW sILk, EMBOSSED VEL
EET MD 0IHER ConEkINGS; FANCY TABLES,
FANCY ROCKERS, CABINETS. EASELS, ENGRAY-
INGS. MAHOGANY, CHERRY AND OTHER CHAM
Der SETS; MIRROR-FRONT WARDROBES, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES, HALL FURNITURE,
BOOK CASES, DESKS, OFFICE CHAIRS, WALNUT,
CHERRY, OAK AND OTHER SiDEBOARDS; EX-
TENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS. RUGS, 30
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
ALSO,
BY ORDER G. +. GIBBONS CONSTABLE.
ONE COMBINATION IRON SAFE
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1.-THE PURCHASER AT ABOVE ADvER-
tsed sale having failed to comply with the
terms OF sad sale the property Win be resold
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1890, at same hour
And place. C. NJ ARMSTKJNG
1a2O-in, ths,w&th-5t Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctlone,r.

I'HO7sHS DO" E-IlNU' AuctIVhetf.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE No. i7i7
RHODE ISLAND NkNUE NORTHWEST AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. TWENTY FOURTH JANUARY. 1880
AT TN A NJ. NJ Residence No. lslG Rhoie Isla nj
avenue. Will sell cash. without resprye the fl.
lowing wen key, household effects:
kieeait Parlor Furniture.
Eedestals. Fancy Mork IAbla,
Cabinets. Br1c-a- BrAc,
Hall lisck. THble and sofa
Superb japanese Writing nesk.
Elegant japanese Cslluets.
Screens, Psyche Mirrur.
Mantcl Mirrur, hook Ease.
Desk and Writing Cabinets,
Superb Antique Mahogany Sidehoard
Walnut Extension lahle and side TshleA
walnut Lesther-covvreG DINING Chairs.
POrtieres, Window HangiLgs,
Brussels CARPETS. Rugs.
Walnut and other Chamber furniture.
Brass Bedstead. Pictures,
HAIR and husk MsttruSses,
l1iiOws aud BOlSters, Bedding,
China. Glassware. sc.
Kitchen Requisites. Servants Furniture. &C.. &c
HOUSE oren day IiiUs a. sale
1alU-dts 1neMAS pOMIING Aucttoneer
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Deaths occurring at Charity hospital BIackwells Is
land, during the past ten years. by hours.
I4i Total
6p.m. to G am

Difference in favor of afternoon hours, &C.
Deaths from the acute contagious diseases for two
years. reported to the New York Board of Health,
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IT
d10-eod&ds IL East Fayette ST.. Baltimore Md

e HE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED To MON.
DAY. DECEMBER THIRrIETH, 1889 same hour
and place. c.. ARMSTkDSG
d23-m, th.f&s,4t Trustee
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Difference in favor of the hours of the day, l69
Deaths occurring the foregoing list from to I'm
y tn n
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U-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JANUARY
NIS-d DUNCANsoN RRos.
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of the good feeling of former times.
To the northerner, associated as
Christmas has always been, with
roaring fires, sleigh h-rides, skates and
furs, it seems strange to sit by an
open window and listen to the frolic
of little children around their Christ
mas trees ON the lawn, in the warm
spring-like sunshine, or to see the
returning merry picnic party, load
ed with holly and mistletoe for
church decoration, while the decidu-
Gus trees are bare of leaves resting
for spring.
1t seems stranger still to listen to
fire crackers and "torpedocs' i'll
the hands of street urchins, while
the Christmas carroll is chautcd by
the Sabbath school, or hear the
bursting of bombs which fill the
sky with sinuous beauty, while the
anthem of praise rises as sacred in
sence from the many tongucd organ
and cathedral choir.
In conclusion allow me to say to
those of your subscribers who have
sent stamped envelopes for cotton
with seed attached, that If any fail
to receive it, to let me know. 1t at-
fords me pleasure to crafty the
lover of the beautiful, being to me
no cost and very little trouble.
=. 4. +.
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REAL ESTATE AT
SHERIFF'S SALE !

Whereas 10y virtue NJ certain writ OF vcndl.
Toni ExponaS issued ont out Of the court Of CJm-
mon Pleas OF SNYDER cOuytv. ana to me directed
VIII expose To Public Sal" no the Court House
In the Borough ut Mldllchurgh. IA. on
Wednesday, January %, 1890,
At 10 o'clock. \. NJ.
Hover. Ven tx.
The following described three tracts of Real
Estate all situate In Adams township, snyder
county. Pa. to Wit
TRACT 80. IA certain mcssuagc or tcnc-
mont ana tract II land situate IN the township
and county aforesaid. bounded North by Jacks
Mountain. East By lands Vt Joseph Mover and
James Ettingcr South by lands Of Isaac krchS
ana West by laids Of Isaac krcbs. whcrcun are
erected Valuable FRAME GRlSr MILL.
HOUSE, BARN. and Outbuildings. containing T
ACRES. more or less. ThiStract Is wei tmhercd.
TRACT so. IA tract of GOOD FARMING
INSD situate In the township and county giurc.
lands NJ john VI. Mover, south 10y lands of Jacob
Bingaman. and West 10y lands oi John VI. Mover.
containing : ACRES and i3 pcrchcS. moro or less.
TRACT No. IA certain tract NJ land situate
IN the township and county Aforesaid bounded
Nurth by Jack, Mountain, East hy lands ~ NJ
rnham Ncrgcr South by lands ot Levi Decker.
and West by land, " Daniel RcarlCk, containing
~ ACRES. aud ijd u'rChos, more or less. THIS
tract Is well timhcrcd.
seized. taken into execution. ana tp hC Sold ~
the property uf William j. Muycr and Eliza Jane
BugahricL
REt'BEN DREESE sheriff.
ShcrlTs oncc. Nlddlchutgh. Dee. l.. lSS9.
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\ ll correspondence tothc Posi-
chrlstmas and the Negro.
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BooNAsTIEL

+. CuLLMAN, Ala, Jan. /, 1890,
all the holidays of the year,
aflstmas is the most honored in
Y Keeping by the natives of the
alth
FASTER is generally observed by
NFeh decorations and services by
Y several religious denominations.
4 Ser Monday is the day which
Y tom has set apart for the planta-
y negroes to plow and plant their
. dens, Whitsuntide is also to
le extent observed but the
9pf'h OF July is but little more
= name. Thanksgiving receives
httle attention, and New Years
Is the one on which the labor
ne year is commenced. Emanci,
N ION day is observed by the ne,
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of the old time Christmas, now
found in the South, II is true they
do no work, and they have their
dances and their religious marches,
but instead of the old time, careless
unrestrained enjoyment, intoxica-
ton and consequent quaTels often
make these festivities scenes of dis
graceful rodyism, and sometimes of
crime.
The fiddle and banjo is being dis
placed by the modern mouth harps,
and many OF the plantation boys
can extract from one of these simple
instruments music that could not
fail to call for an encore from Il
metropolitan audience.
The planters still celebrate Christ
mas and interchange Christmas
courtesies, but there lacks the Joy
Gus exhuberance and bubbling over