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". PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
,-,p,-, 50, 3lS s,n,w.
- - 40 Louisiana ave.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucrs cor On q d SIS nv

TRTsTFES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FAD ESTATE. SITUATE No. lsre8 FLORIDA
AVE- Nj Z NORTHWEST
b virtue " decd ~ irlst dated Anvil 1sSs
ang rTcq rded Apri Is, lSsS, Lsip@r 1905 tlia zrl
81 the land records uf re District Of Columbia aud
~ the w1ftrn request q the party sarnrHi thereby
We Viii sell front 81 Tho 1reui~es l,y fsuolic suc-
Ion. on FRIDAY. NONEMBtR TWENfY-FIPTH
ISgs. NJ NV T. T. NJ, the following ae~crfbea rop-
erfy iot numbered thiry-four tBlD in J. ". Stars
-, DIVISION OF Square one hunired and thirty one
tl3l1 fronting 90 feet Florida avenue n0rthw.s,
y detth OF "a feet and improvements consisting Il
8 two-story frame dwelling
Terms o. sale: 600 IN cash. balance in enc ana
two year, cred ~ drea q; trust with Interest at
Va. rate % SIX yer cent. sVae s-tsi or all
CASH ConFeysnc ne ans recording 81 purrhsser's
cost deposit Of S.sCO all he required AZ the time
81 sale. Terms OF sale to BE- rumrea with within 10
days nom date 81 sale otherwise TIE trustees reserve
the right 20 resell the property the risk aud Gust u
the oefaultlng pn-rraser Purchasers.
nlJ-i6ds. q. G. GREFN ifusteeA
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How Georgetown University and the c. A.
e. VIII Line Up.

A CLOSE AND EXCITING CONTEST xxPEcTKD-A
COMPARISON OF TEE oPPosISu ElEvENs-
POINTS WHERE ONE or THE oTaLR SIDE HAVE
ADvAxTAaEs
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An parties concerned hereby take notice.
By order of the di-a-.or Of
THE COLUMBIAN INDrSTRIAL INSURANCE
n2o-dts RT 9. y JONES s..,...x-
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n,e-dsds J. PERCY KExffad. Trustees
N go PA. AVE NV.
ELEGANT TERFE-sToRY PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE. NO. 722 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
%, O. TgEsR y l N nCI = TwEiSTx-xIsTH;

PART OF ORIGINAL LOT l2. sQrARE sa5.
Fronting q 80 fee, 11th street with depth Of III
elegant brick house with back building under good
rental and on line of Anscostia cars.
Terms: Over and above an incumbrsnce OF e3. 900
e Be pssd IN cssh deposit Of 500 rsyured Z the
days from the day Of sale the right resell At the
rifk andc Of the defar purchaser 10 reserved
saidxdSs KifcIifft. DiRR Co. 4ssss
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FURNITURE. &c. &o..

OFFICE fURSiTuRF. &C. Se' NV"
AT ATC ION.
ON THURSDAY. DECI MBFR FIRST 1872. AT
TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ, WILL SILL wiTHfS
TEE AIC1IoS ROOMS 612 y STREET NORTH
WEST. 1HE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE
W. +. CANADAN
Consisting in psrf Of
Oak Folding and Mantel Beds. Odd Bedsteads NJ r.
Bureaus ard W stistsDds Or and other Mattresses.
Pillows sud Bolsters. Couch. Brentwood and otner
ChAirs. Hall Rack. Walnut q as Font BOOB C.-e
sldeboard. Dressing Table Rockers. Mahog.ny Card
Table. az kobes. Brussels CARROTS. Mating a. a
about $50 vola-res of sU and Miscellaneous Boota
large quantity Of Pension Blanks. silver Ware. Jew
Letter Press and Stand. Once Tables. Revolving Fsls
Cases. Revolving Chairs, File CAses. Paper Pile kc
JOHN @. COLLAHaN,
n1p-dts Admir- Estate Of W p Canaday.
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RAIcLIFrE. DARE 4 co. AUcTIoNEERs.

RATcLIFrE pARR 4 Co. AUcTIoNEEEs.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON y STREET
BEIWEEN IMENTN-FTRsT AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST
- By AUCTION
On IEIDAf AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TwrN-
ff-flFIh iS!rl al Il AIF-FASr FOUR O'CLOCK,
We VIII oner for 81 c. in front of the PREMISES
Part Of ORIGINAL lot IA,
In Square 20.
Fronting 90 feet -. by depth Of 100 feet with
l5foor side alloy
his il OF the most valuable building sites in
this section Of the city
Terms % sale Oae-third cash the ha ancn in che
and t"O Years. per cent per snnuni. payable semi
afnnaliS, secured by deed Of tru-t the property
sod or al cAsh, at tbe option Of the purchaser 4
deposit q 500 required the time Of sale II the
Terms OF safe are rot complied with in fifteen days
IN cfn the DAY II sale TtEht reserved resell the prop
cry az the risk and Of the desaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper Publi>he IN WASHINGTON D. g. AL convey
ahclnc ana recording at the cost ~ the purchaser.
nls-dGcs RADCLIFFE. DARK 4 CO, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT coRNER OF AND NINETEENTH

STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust du " rec rded in fber
No. 1862 folio 142 ct seq. of the land records Of
the District o. Col nnbia, We WILL SELL AT AUC-
TON, ON FRIDAY. TIE SECOND DAY OF DE-
CENBER, lssS. AT POUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, IN front
of tue premises. the following described real esta
and premises situate. lying and being in the city OF
Wash.ngton. in the District Of Coiuinbi, and known
and designated al Of lot numbered thirty (3s)
Of Inyersol,'s subdivision q square Numbered one
liber j. H. X folio 199. of the records of the sur
veyors ONCE for District Of o.unabia, frontins.
twenty -four feet North street by depth OF one
hundred and twenty o feet to an alley and binding
with all and singular the improvements ways ease
ments rights. PRIVILEGES and appurtenances to the
same belonging In any wise appertaininE.
Terms Of sale: e-third of purchase money in cash
balance in two equal instailments enc and two
years. notes TO be given bearing per PEI apnum
interest payable semi annually and TO be secured by
deed of trust premises sold all cash. at option
Of the purchaser dsIosit Of $500 required at time
Of sale. Conyeyancfnx, &C.. At cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in fsteen days otherwise
the trustees the right FL the property At
rSsk and Of the defaptng purchaser after I've
days advertisement Of such resale In spaper
published in WASHINGTON. ID. q.
oSCEoLA 9: GREEN.l rrr-....
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III BERNHEIMER a CO., Auctioneers
HI. Successor 70 Weeks o.
STEAM YACHT JUNE AT AUCTION

Licensed eapscity. forty rassearers ladi-s csbin.
dining room. kitchen. bath aud steersse guar
( ters: hsilt Cor Tiorida waie-s.
WILL re SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTION, ABOARD
! THE BOAT. Al THE WHARF OF AMfRrCAN1CR
T4 i,, MxAssHIN1ssIlqS p - ON MONDAY 70.
| O'CLOCK AN
deposit at time Of sale nlQeE
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80, .WhsHiSGToS & Wi Williams. Er.cussr
CEANcERY SALE or VALUABLE IMpRoyE6
" REAL ESTATE KNOWN A. alp d rTRFFf
NnkIHwESr. WITH FRONTAGE or TwEyTf

FFTI
By virtue Of decree rs~s.d rs the Equity Cont a
the Sufreme Court NJ the District a Colufnhia IN
care No. lSod herein Re- bert y Allen 10 coplain-
ant and augusta Harris 81 al defendants the UNI
dcrSifned viii sell on FRIDAY, DECEMBER
SECOND, 1ss2. al HAIFPAsT Fora 2 NJ in
'front.' Of the uremtse@ all of sub sintv eight (tir) IN
square three hundred and sirty-~r (3l Ia the city
OF Washington aud District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-third cash Une-third an On
year and onethir1 IN two years the dAy ~ saie
deferred payments - De cvidcnced - notes secured
Dy ceed ~ trust On IN premises snd and tearing In
'rst at the rate OF per cent per annun payable
stni-annusN or all ca-h, the a,,tion 81 tie rur-
chaser AdepJsit Of 800 10 be made rne of ssle
@ slssnE ahd tSordlns 81 cos, OF purchaser II
from day o. sale premises may resoid AZ r.k aud
cost OF defauting purchaser.
". PRESTON MTII-AMSnN Tr,.s~>
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WhrER R. WILLIAMS co. Auctione.r

bMrILiNd AND 'Ior fsoSiTiSa s on A
Ssirhh lLIr BtTMEtS NORTH cAIrIoL ANR
tBktNG PREMISES No l5i
~ Auihortty und-f the last will and testament a
idEet lynn, deceased viii sell at public auction
W r., front g the Promises. on MONDAY. NoyFMBEB
INEN ~ tlGH1H, A. ID. lsfe. az HAIF-PArT
fNth o'cLoCh 7. NJ east pArt lot numbered thirty
nlhe IN square numbered six hundred and .-v~ntY.
seven haNing about nfteen feet 'front.' running bssa
the depth thrreo. o; shout eighty seven feet sin
inche-. improved b. two story brf dweIlinr
Terms q sale; On--half cash. balance ia snr snd
WE'VE months secured 10y notes Of purchaser hesrn6
Interest," rom day % sale. and deed IL rrop-
cry sod. or al cash a; the oItoa of the pur hsxsr.
o.hNeysnsinf snd recording AZ purchasers oose-
oto be paid down when the property .srtirh OF
lci LIS q sale 10 oe ccmySied With within f.u dayO
ron nay OF sae otherwise the res@rves the
-E 70 reel iroTerty al risk and 81 defAuitin1
purchaser sftez i've DAYS advertisement IN s,s
paper published in Nashing1on, y. q
-, WASHINGTON Il. WILLIAMS. Erecusor
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

CongsaIoxxs o. DEEDS Fol kVFiY S7s;5
.ss = '-d H ~ E &c q : "a esffS, = =
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lung pu-vr aser OF purchasers.
WILLIAM A. GORDON,l -
q. &. GREEN ifu-tees


AUCTION SALE or PINE AcRFs OF LAND on
kIpGE ROAD, OPPOSITE WESLEY HEIGHTS.
AIPlRilC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, on
IILSDAl. NOVEMBER TwfNrY-NINTH, isp
Al BAIFPAsT THEE O'CLOCK Pm Ave f5i
aces % valuable lsud fronting the Ridse road neas
heights.
Terms q sale: Onehsh cash. balance In one year,
OF 81 r-sh. NJ the option u the purchaser Depo-3
Of 500 required al time ~ sale 81 Gale bo
COMPLIED with within ten days other wise deposit vii
be Z, rfeited- Conyeyancins at pur haser's cort.
n,2rlts GEO. G. PANNEA CO. ala 18th At
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nEiNe Bofsr aNH' fR IN So - N.Y.

BEiNa Rorsr An TRtMisStsSL ksSfsTya
10 LLfIH STREET Sor1HEAST
y ~ y q dsrce q the sgTt.me Court - ths
.nsfs n.y.. IN equity cAusr NJ 1881 IN xfi-h
reiisle D Ne.l. Is complainant and heisr kyis
- Al ere defendsnts. THE unaersirnpt trustee IN
paay,pniSsd " said dscEs. will. On sArubpAN eve
fA-g fpl o'CIo' n p ". In front q IN. r-em.
ises 81 o. nuhic auction the real srate snd pre- ll-
80 u said deere mentioned 60 Wit Part LOT nm.
fra " -htN-siE ca " Siu-re numh~r~d nine hun
ore ana nlnetN i've ss,l IA the city OF washtugtoa
- :. JOG lulinr a. -. i-thrasf CORNER OF said a
80 rnnnine south Thirteen l1 feet. thence w--s
sSAtt -0he and oi2 tS l2l fs-t thence nsr,h thir-
-. il' Vet. thence east eiehty-on~ sud R10
81 q = feet 20 the plsre - tg1 ming which ls,s ,s
inlrfNaN~d Wy ntNo--tory frame hous.
i-rs one Third ~ the rurchase prize /. b. nsif
IN carl he-third In one ard on.-third IN two
r.r- f, tue day - sale, aud Tor the deferred p.r
mths, The purchaser viii he required % -x.s-ues
his oearinr intere-t from dnte secured ny dad al
trust uE,ur the premises All cnny.Vanrtns spH -
.NIdli WI e- AZ ~. exfen-- of the purrbas-r 4
eHlpsit OF clO1 VIII be required AZ tho TINE % sale
NlAAN 4. COLE Trustee.
h<@dSds F.ntzl huiidtng sffy.
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PEREMpToRy SALE 81. AUCTION Oh, yALpABIl
PLEAsANI OR PLEASANT PLAINS. COkNEk
SSF SHERIDAN AVENUE AND BISMARCK
Whereas the hereinafter do.cribed real estate vss
70 me for THE purpose Of sale and distrbu-
front Of the Premises on NJ NDAI. THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A ID. 1892 Ar
estate;
In block g. of Todd Browns subciv1siou of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins
bslan'e in one and two years. 8 per cent PSI
annrm. payable semi-epnnally, secured ~ deed
the option q the parshsssr A dsrosi. q ORD;
upon each lot required ct TIE time o. eeie. Hfhs
terms Of sale not complied With In Ii days iron
the day Of sale right reserved 20 res the -
days advertisement OF such resale In some nswspap9
published in Washington ID. C. All conveyanc1n9
n.nc,,vrr nypkk MaS ~ aie san ahx
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE -DY
y virtue Of . writ Of hen fscisk. is~ued out H.
clerks once o. the supreme Court Of ths District =
c9un ND and e me dIrscsed yfl eel q gce;
District. Friday. the 8sb day q December 1so2. -
oclock all the rieht tide. claim and interest Of ~
defendant In and % the following dsscribsd propsy
20 wit; Lots nrmesred I'VE ,51 81 90 and seven 90
ses). Oh. city Of wssninrton Disirics Of CoiuS-
bia. with AL and singular the imTrovements thersu0
seized and levied upon - the property o. Harry L4p
voiet. snd viii be sold TO satisfy execution No. go
''''' favor Of "'i Szsi1 f7 K 'Ri.rsDz1L
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co..
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts.

| PEREMPT0RE SALE or Two-sToRY BRICK
kEslDEScE AID BgICk sTARLE, BFiNG
Nc o. ~ T -, STREtT SOUTHWEST. CONTAIN
o. TTRRAx sTTERxooX, NOVEMBER
! TMkSIk-sINrB. 1897, at HALF-TAST FOUR
lot as in FendaIs subGiv:s5n OF lois - and 81 AID
ar u ~ IN sqnsre 49,, improved by two@tory
trick dwelling ana a good brcE Il sble
Terms: Cne-half cash. ba ance IN one ard two years
notes 10 bear per cont per auuun IN crest. paw
abe seIni-snnualiy. ANA TO b ser by daed u trns
derosit q 500 required tirle % SAFE. Conway
aacing. Nc. et purchnsa's cost Terms II he roiriei
with in az cen DAYS otherwise r~ht reserved 10 resIi
az rlss aud cost y defantins purchaser after ve Ia
ise ent o: such resa in newspaI pub
nl7-dGas DUNckSsoN BROS. Auctioueers
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. G,h and d SITS NV.
kEcE vERs SALE OF HORSES. MULES. HAIR
PAkkPEERNki IA oF WoOIi AND oHLY YARD,
No. IL 18TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Court Of the District Cf Columbia passed in 60 uii
hue n ~ !. - stis.ed Dash e. al -
IRDAE. the rWENTl-sIXTH DAH OF NONEM-
BER. A. u. 1sg2. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. sell at
puolc auction PREMISES numbered lGi0 nth 81.
W.
Thirteen Horses. Five Mules.
Seventeen Carts, Three Mater Carts
Two phaeton I.iTvies,
Three Double T.4r-e Du,,o WAGONS,
Thirteen sets Cart Harness,
Three sets Of Burgy harness.
Two Hosting Buckets
One lot of Coal.
one LOT of sawed and Split Wood,
One lot of Uie Fl niture including one large Don
BILE Door and Iron safe, with COMMUNION 10 4 a
number OF Desks Copying Presses Coal Scale ard
conduct Of TIE wood and coal business '' =" '''
Terms OF sale cash. Private bios viii slsp De re-
ceived for he purchase Of i'd articles any part
LEON ToBRI>ER.
:SnG u g. NV Y a..
EDWIN SUTHFKLaSD Receivers
n2l-dts Az ID s.. n. J
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CNAScfRY Ssisof vkIpAnI.F fNirrpoyri;
y sf * 90 sr sS9sv1s htrs,ES firfs iSb

sfX1H sTRFsTs sotfasssis fir1h AND
,hs ., aer.. w .9uity csu,e No lasso
TgrnssTnsA s Tisss Z, nm, e ths I-ssn.-- q
NV Hsif-fAsr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ Id : ~
s2n.le No; s<l. IN tho city cs Ns.hinFton. n. q "
sed We r-s do. n two equal install 81 ons
tearS VIII intsre-t s~rured By deed II trl.
, 1rsshasef, Al ocnveyancinS and r-cordins az ~
F1.s.esT cost Adep cit q sloo required ~ .t-rs
- - II Tho t~rtns ra.nplf.a with ~tthtr
sa dr ~ from day q sale the riht ---y~A 20 y.-i
We ptvtty ~ the fst aud g th~ t-s.ussns ~
has.s afer ~. days notice IN III. Fsenins
SosFpH nsstYsaroS r-u,,..
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nUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneets.

ING HoUsF, 10. 81 e195 sTRfEff S SoF+H-
WhsT; pW1 p N RREE fxET FROM.
kENIENcEs, HEATED BY STEAM
On EkIpAn AFTERNo,Ns NOWHERE TwEN-
sharp, We will sell IN front the prefnises nearly
new tnree story and basement brick dwelling house.
feet a.! modern conNeniences, steam beat, il rooms
ard bath room: very desirable house.
Terms; Two thousand dollar. ash 60 600 in one
year aud balance in two years. notes per
per interest. able semi annually be
sec ured by deed of trust on the reusss depo<it
Il 500 require at time Of sale. Conveyancing kc-
At purchasers cost Terms 10 l- complied with in
ufseeu days. Otherwise rixht reserved re<el the
risk and cost Of the defantiug purchaser after
dsys adve tseuent q such resale In newspaper
published IN Washington, DC.
n2l-dNds DUNCANSON BROS Auction.ers
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20
An Over Jealous servants Mistake.

ROME, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from
Castro. Scilly, says that brigands cap
tured wealthy wine merchant named
Billotte and servant. Billotte sent
the servant with letter to his bankers
requesting that the ransom demanded
by the brigands, $4,000 francs. be for
warded- The servant informed the DO
lice and a posse of twenty gendarmes
started out to attack the brigands. The
latter were warned by their scouts and
escaped to the mountains after hastily
putting Billotte to death. The soldiers.
found Billotte's body in the midst of
. pile OF burning wood.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20

for them, and they receive from sixteen
to twenty-five dollars a week and board
Those employed in hospitals receive
less, but they have permanent posi-
ton. This occupation is not open to
every girl, however. She must be
physically fitted for the wear and tear
of it. At Mount Sinai training school,
and presumably at other hospitals, they
have difficulty in filling out the classes
because the applicants are not up to the
physical standard.
'Tt seems to me, after all. that the
old-fashioned women's trades OF dress.
making and millinery afford the great
est opportunities for girl. There is
always this much to be said in their
favor: 1t is hardly likely that ma
chine will ever be invented that will
design and drape and fold and fit
These offer girl the possibility OF an
independent business of her own, and
they pay very well, too. even IN
larger establishments. OF course !
don't mean wholesale dressmak-
ing. Curiously enough, that is
beginning to make machines OF
the girls. Only one special part
of the garments is given to each girl.
One makes all the sleeves, another the
skirts, another the plating, and SO on.
Some times the girl who makes the
sleeves of the gown never sees the gown
into which they are sewed! In many
cases, however, wholesale dressmaking
has gone out of the hands of women
entirely. Most of the ready made wom-
ems garments are made by men-Rus-
sian and Polish Hebrews in sweating
shops. 1t seems bit odd, doesn't it, to
hear of men taking womens places?
But the same state of affairs character
ICES the shoe trade. Ten years ago al.
most every portion of woman's shoe
except the sole was made by women,
while now, in New York, at least the
work is almost entirely done by men.
/ think, though. if girl really means
business, and doesn't merely go into
thing to get pin money while waiting
for young man to come along and
support her, if she hasn't musical talent
enough for piano tuner or the phys
ical requirement for trained nurse,
she might do worse than become
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20
SUMMER RREEZES.

"I'M going to write book on How
to live on nothing a year. '1tcan'
be. done" 'It can, / have a recipe.
'sWhat is it?'' marry rich girl p
Dramatic Life.
"BUT why don't you send for DIR
Masher, Aunt Jane? He's the cleveres
doctor in the whole country" "Oh, my
dear, / couldn't. He dresses so ire
igiously. ."-London Punch.
So IT WAs.-"This is a crazy sort o.
safe" said one of the burglars
after they had blown it open. eyes,
replied the other, ''I'll admit it's ;
little cracked. Detroit Free Press
CHoLLY (recounting his experisnce)-
"Weally. that girl is awfully clevah
v know. Why-aw-before / could
aw-get my mind made up to propose
" know, she had aw-alweady declined
me."-N Y. Herald.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20
WILL CONTINUE THE REBATE,
But In the Interest of Peace Makes Fair
Promises for the Future.


Promises for the Future.
MONTREAL, Can, Aug. 16.-The Ga
zette, the Dominion government organ,
in an officially inspired editorial says:
''The government has decided not
to rescind the order in council granting
a rebate on grain passing through the
st. Lawrence canal this season. Next
year, however, it is intimated different
arrangements will be made"
A statement to this effect will be sent
to the Washington authorities who will
also be informed of the reasons for the
governments course. This is well
understood. The rebate in the first
instance was granted for the season,
and, reckoning upon it, contracts have
been made in which residents of the
United States as well as Canadians are
interested. Very serious inconvenience
and actual lost would follow sudden
withdrawal of the rebate at this period.
This the government is anxious to
avoid while at the same time it does
not desire to give occasion for acts of
reprisal, such as the recent legislation
of congress provided for. The line
of policy taken should satisfy
all, except perhaps the Ogdensburgh
elevator firms and their associations,
who, it is supposed, have been behind
the government in the movement for
retaliation. While it is not known
what the United States government
will do, it is reasonable to expect that
the statement of this country's inten-
tion will be accepted as outlining fair
solution of the dispute, and this the
more so because there are strong United
States interests concerned in the main
tenance of the ST. Lawrence route as
an active competitor for the export
grain trade"
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20
THE GIRL BACHELOR.

Ono of the Products Of This, the "wom-
ans Century"
The "Girl Bachelor" is a distinctive
product of this last decade of "woman's
century, notable feature of modern
society. The exempiar of the new spe-
cies, the traditional "old maid" is rap
idly disappearing, and few have the
temerity to apply to the modern woman
who enjoys life of single-blessednes
from choice, the name of ''old maid, in
its formerly accepted Specification. The
''unappropriated blessing" of these
progressive times enjoys life according
to her own sensible ideas--a trife un-
conventional they may be, when
gauged by the old standards-and ut
terly refuses to be the recipient of the
half-scornful, Multiplying patronage OF
society, which hitherto has been accord.
ed the woman who remained unmarried
any length of time after she passed her
teens.
Whether self-snpporting or the for.
tunate possessor of a modest sufficiency
of this worlds goods, the typical girl
bachelor has a mission or fad
which she carries out on her own lines.
She gratifies the love of home-inherent
in every true woman-by setting up one
of her own, if she so choose, either by
herself or in partnership with other in.
dependent spinsters; far from being
criticised adversely, even conservative
Boston and conventional London have
recognized her right TO do so, and cozy
apartments ''for ladies only" where
they may dispense gracious hospitality
surrounded by characteristic belong.
ings, are among the modern improve
ments. Self-reliant and independent
without being disagreeably assertive
and aggressive, the typical girl bache-
lor is bon camarade with congenial spir-
its of either sex, and commands the re.
spect of all. The sisterhood of post.
poned brides" (the latest appellation
for unmarried women) is growing
steadily; but one spinster household is
deploring the detection of a member
who recently became a bride dc tdcto
by marrying a widower with young
children, thus going back to first prin-
ciples and taking up one of the tradi.
tional missions of the traditional old
maid-Demorest's Monthly.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-08-20
sKETcHiNGs FROM ART

MISS KUHNo BEvERIDGE, OF San ran
cdsco. has modelled a bust OF the actor
Joseph jefferson.
AN oil painting constantly hung IN
dark place loses some of its vlvldness
and therefore depreciates in value.
MARION CRAwFoRD's father, Thomas
Crawford, the sculptor, was an Amer
can who went to Italy at the age OF ~
and lived in Rome almost constantly
until he died in London, aged A.
JOHN TENNIEL, Punch's famous car
toonist, is 73 years Of age, and though
he has lost his left eye he can yet see
fun enough in the world to make hin
very sad when he thinks about having
to leave it.
THE state of Illinois has granted
articles of incorporation to the Art In
dustry association, whose purpose Is te
bring designers and manufacturers to
rether and educate artisans to higher
level of work.