Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1876, Page 3

DRY Goons. ESTA INDUCEMENTS Offered tn BLACK GOODs. a BLANKETS chap ‘BHA WLS cheap. FLANNELS -hoap, BED-TIOKS cheap. CAERSIMERES for Men and Boys. ‘W OSErETS AND NEW DRESS GOODS SEY ILL OPSN MONDAY, OOT. 2, 1576, St the very lowest cash prices. C. NM. TOWSON @ CO, *36 PENSSYLVASIA AVENUE, seplS- cctr Bear 7th sureet, south alde. NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES, Bot « redtciion of from 10 to 30 por cent. on §20,000 worth of IMPORTED AND DOMBSTIU DRY GOODS. nat nished taking scoount of Stock, tne Bext 30 days make tne above re- ¢netions fo ur prices for cash Opened thie morning another fot of 1000 yards nicberdson's LINEMG, 12 short leug:ha ag bolt ) yards WEITE CAMBBIO, at 10 cents. a at 12s, cents. Black SILK, Black and Colored (45H MERES, Plain snd vener. DBBES GOODS. White and Ool'd LANNELS, Cambric Ecgings and In- . Naineook Edgings aod ee ’A full stock of all kinds Dry Gocas will Ge sold for the next S0 days ssstated above. Bemenbor w. Bo. 314 8! sepe-tr Near Pennsyivania avenge. PROM LAST SEASON. Having lot of DBESS GOODS, SHAWLS and CASSIMERES fe from Iast season. which mus! be sold to Iuehe fect we will oer them ot LESS THAM HALF PRICE. ..& fall stock of GUINNET'S RLACK SILK, which we are selling at old prices, @1 90, 1.38, @2; ‘worth 25 per cent. more to-day. GEO. J. JONNSON & CO, sept cot Til Market Space. . 705 MASHET SPACE. 705 IMPORTANT. hs scarcity of money. we shall oan SEW Fe LAND WiNTEG GOODS at prices that defy competition. We name ia part: BLAOK SILKS. from sfc. to $4.5) per yard; a first tate SLM for @1 75, worth now 81.25. OASHMERES. ‘K and COLORED, all the new and desirable Bu eeaes, ot 0c, worth G36. ALPACAS. CK and COLOBED,all shades; spectal bargeins BUT colors at Bic. worth 28. HOUSE FUBNISHING GOODS. ELANKETS! BLABK ETS?! ol Blanket, $5.50. worth 95. Table Lines: blesched, full width, tue, Bleached Sincet- ieg.0's wide, Hie, stc., etc. Ove case Honey Comb Quilts, 75c ; worth Si. 10) pl Prints, 0. "1 ease Oreton’s dark shades, 12550. it's DRESS SHIB1S, complete, made of Wam- Gent's D sutta Cotton and Bic! a's Linen, for @1 Warranted. sept-tr WISWALL FALL DRY GOODS. Boy Woe! Flannels while cheap. from 15 to Tc. Ladies snd Men's Kali Underwear. 800. op 1D nit U . I. Cheap Itve early tall Drews Goods, to be closed out, from 13% to 280. Colored Casbmeres fp all new shades, from 6c. : |, double width, 620. to $1.25. Black Cashmeres, Black Silks still offered st old prices, although > ‘Worth from 25 to S0c. per yard more GWYNN, Fall Dress Goods, in new shades of al! kinds, 20c. Cassimeres up. for men and boys. Suc. per yard Heavy Red Twill Carpets at reduced Always good value for your money. vonel. 2c. seps-tr GOOD WHITE BXCELLEST vane V1 ik BLACK MOBA S, worth 75. ‘Geet All Weel BLAGH OSSEMEBE, 78. BLACK SILKS VERY OBEAP, 61, 9135, 91.00 CARTER, 707 Market Space day we are reostving new FALL DRESS TABLE LINER, excellent quality, all linen, #9, BOYS’ casstm: BES, - LAHKRT, 93.50, worth g! BSODHEBAD & CO., ISYLVANIA AVE. AND 933 D 8T., = PaETWE IN 9TH ABD 10rx STS., Offer to thetr friends. customers and strangers FALL DKESS ooops ft REDUCED 1s T8e. yd and ap (old prices), vy Bine and Bottle Green ks at id prices, au-Worl Freneh Oashmeres, 75c. and up (original Black Alpacas sna Mohatrs (double fold), 380., up, Sol Fisanel, 180. Bheeting Cotton, 28c. and up. Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and up, British Hose, 1.50 per dozen (recently 98), Baibrigase Howe. 94 per box aad op, I-Button Kid Gloves, Sc. (job §-Button Kid Gloves in Black, White, Street and re. , Tc. and ap, and Gent's Underwear at manofacturers’ et Tiowwe for Vetling, Sde. and up, Corsets. Sige. and 9) at's Collars, Ouffs, Haodkercl Tice, &c.. &e., of late styles at lo prices. Call and examine. BRODHEAD @ CO., 939 Penn. and 932 D atreet. sugzs-ly JUST RECEIVED, 40 PIE s GUINET SILKS. The GUINET BLACK SILKS, which are Dest makes and most renowned in the world, bar Saxeuced in price 2) per cent.. and having baen suc- cessful in secaring a fot of forty-six pisces of this celebrated brand of Silk mt tne old fates, we offer to purchasers every piece of these goods ai the for- prices. Among these Silke opened we offer some very aukeugit-giuvuaen” Plain, Plaid, snd Striped All Woe C4SHMEBRES AND DESEGES + sil Just recetved. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG, 47 MARKET SPACE, . wags tr ‘Fhiré door from 9m strest. MUTCHELL & MARTIN, 931 PERESYLVAN1A AVERUS. Ly — We have over our stock and re- SS -] figures, to close out oar SPRING 45D SUMMER DRY GOODS. Notwithstanding the low pESne este Sess Ses oe fe 5 ALL MADE-UP GOODs, ALL UNDEBWEAE. ‘LL DEBS8 BLOB are lower than ever before, and in quality thet can mot be surpased. & MANUFACTORY care weanlliioe EMPORIUM. pean — wiss MSB'S ere Ree a RAILROADS. LEAVE WASHINGTON. ore, Bl icott (ity aud Wey Stattons. es and Way Btations, termediaie stations, endria Jusction. Boston Br- Sunday, stops 3 retown 9:35—New York Limited Expross. Baltimore and iinde lobia, (Sunday to Beltimore aad PM Lnspolis only. 12:15 Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City avd 1:40—New York, Philsdel ia aod Norfolk Ex- On Sunday, all ‘87 Stations sad Bal- oniy. 3:30—Baltimore and Way Stations. 4:30—@altimore and Laurel Express. Bllicott ty ‘erick and Way Stations, via telay. 4:30—Frederick and Print of Bechs.( via Metro jolitan B-ancb ) Connects on Saturday for ester pute and Way Statioos. sy Stations, (Connects Loulstille Rxpress. Bx- : Cort Saturday Berkeley. Deer Park, Oakland. ———— Wiochsester. Sleeping cars pal 7337 Pituburg, Cnieago, ‘Columbus and San- ¥. 9:20 Esitimore, Biadensburg, Beltartile, Lau- Te ; ork and Philedelpbia. Night Ex- Mew York 10:60—Bew eress Sleeping Cars to 10:05—Baltimore aud principal 11:45—St. Louis Express. Chic: » Newark, Berkeley, Bieopers, go. Gotaeiba jeer Park ond 0 |. 6:30. 5:45, 500-7 00, 10:05 and 5 p.m. daily other tratus dally, except Sunday. ‘onnection Sundsy tor Hagerstown or Val- ranch: or for New York and Philedelphis st m and 1:40 ther informal a] atthe Baltimore and Obio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and 455, 601 and 603 Pennsylvani: ue. and 613 15th street northwest, where orders will be taken fr bee: gage to be cheoked and received at any point ate, ‘THOS. B. SHARP, Master of Transportation. L_M COUR, General Ticket Agent, GEO 8. KOONTZ, Gever 25,02 ine tate nt Smo ras. ° h our To the North, West, and Southwest. Double Track, Steet Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent pment iy 3 oa rey eae ae ve Washington, city tume. and 6 streets, as fol: corner of 6 h For Pittsburg and the West. 6 a m. daily. lor Oar to Pitteburg; 7:40 ace Car t+ Ohicago, and 1 cept Lat BALTIMO! Cananaai, Accommodation, for Baltimore, 4:20 p.m. daily, cept Sunday. For Pores Creek Line 7:10 8m and 4:30 p.m. a t Sunday. ene C90 a.mand 4:90», eS 6:00 and 11: EDERLOKSBURG RAIL- 3 DBIA & WaSHINGTUR . 12,a.m, 1,3, pin. Oa Bandsy Land 7 pm. via Richmond, 11:46 p.m daily, i Lynobbarg, 7:46 a... daily. Alexandria for Washington, 6,7, 8, m,t, 3 @,6, aud 7 p.m. it 7 and 6 p.m. Northeast corner of Sixth street sylvapia avenue, Pennsylvante avenue, and at the Depot, where orders ‘can be left for the checking of wo sti and Besidences. set et TSO¥D, Jz... Gen'l Passenger Agent. FBANK THOMSON, Gen'l Mauager, jan3-ly UD MIVERSAL B.R. TIGCKEY OFFICE. STEAMERS, &c. eee E OT OF THE LAKE lnaves te Steamer L: * a ee LONDAT, WEDSESDAY and FRIDAY. at 3 p.m.. Norfolk. Betardaye'at a i" Se Se gh Beturday, —e, 5 is LANDINGS. wee revere eeeeeenee. poay's whert, - e =} dng SEG and grery FRIDAY, st 7 s,m. Sor S27 For tnformation ‘et the office of the Company, ander the Mi tan Bank, 15th st., oppeatia tEe ‘Treasury, the Agent, af tas yy EXPRESS CLYDE'S NEW LINE, HILADELPHIA, ALBXAND! - TON ASD @ mORTOW! jyt-tr FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW peraarvas. “poetom AAD FOVIDENON SrmamsEt? L ‘The steamers of the above Ine will leave Philadel- Pe, SATUBDAY.st 13m. for TL 3 Jobnecn's wi St 12 m., for wharf Jelé-t Agents for Washington. CUNABD LINE. NOTICE. RITISH AND NORTH AMEBIOAN z ON Oe POOL, CALLING AT opr hom bs! ¥ Wa eet, 7 ee oF Pasact.. erp oer gold, additional AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. U. SR BABB SAE OF LARGE Sby BANTER, No 1980 FE To virtue of fier! fectas ta office of the 8 pat ovien Jackets, Straw Bonnets, Bhaaes. and Bhelving in store, &c.. ac. s the goods and chatt tan ate BEET strictly conte ne Pt eriedy coat Wo.. 56. and 159, 2 per Ib. 1S to 18o.; Tenderloin, i80.; Por- ter House, ce ; Bound, lic. two Ibs. for %5c.; Bib, 0 aking Pieces. 8 to 10 cents. Lemb, 125 to 13 cents. Gorned Beet, 6 to 123%0.. according to cat. Roast Pigs of my own raising @ specialty. a Belt line o street cars ran within two squares corner of léth and B ; Do not be deterred by the cry of Cow meat; con- salt yonr own interest ,and give me acall. A trial will satisty the most skeptical sepl6- cost” 2'T: VABNELL & 89N. 608 4. B. BRYON & BRO, 08 PICKLING AND PRESERVIGG. 2,000 gallons pure OIDER male, pure White Wine Vinegar; Green Po stlecied Bpices; Peach Brandy, 5 years old; hite do ; fall stock ‘of White and Brown Sagara, St lowest prices; Washburn Mills. Minnesota Flonr, superior to anything in the market. For sale by J.B. BRYAN & BHO., eeplé-tr (Herald) " ‘608 PB venus. Saute sss —ss0 OBNTEB MARKST. . J. A. BOF FMAN. 8s above, confident that he can all asks @ trial of & peee tastes, FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. All orders conscientiously filled and satisfaction gusranteed. euglt-ly Open Every Morning. ot BO. MANN ae Sttention of the public to the choloe AND VEAL ereecs and 639, at ‘Mh street wing Center Market, hare open every seeek day the year round, ation of bite. | allo, Beall open rag rders faithfully filled and purchases delivered free. sugt-ly COAL AND WOOD. COAL! COAL! @ AT BEDUCTION IN PRIOK3! archased $,000 tons OVAL lowest rates, I will sell at defying com ion. Kiodling snd Stove WOUD a specialty. SHERIFF. bet. 11th and 12th streets, + Det. 34 and 43s streets. sod Potemac river 613 6 Offices. } 1414 Fi Whart and Mill—éth st P83 lat goren OF THE BENT DE- ‘the"ctty, until rices, aelivered ia any part of Farther notice, viz" eV Lykens Valley—Bag an 2 re. Pine Wood, $6 per cord | Oak Sawin as cord, $1.50; Sawing per It is Many days, once = pitting probable that these prices will hold for ‘and we therefore advise you to buy at T. EDW. CLARK 4 CO, LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL D#&ALERS. Office, 663 Penne. aveaue n. w.,corner 6th st. Wharf and Depot, foot of 4th street cast. sepls 6t SELLING OUT CHEAP: Ihave two hendred tongof White}Ach STOVE COAL, which I offer at $3 25 por ton. Dite AaD EE Gaemnn. _—o ‘Wo00......... oo Orders left at yard on Sth street, between D and Yard Ieased for S years. Scales. Vencing, Office Stable. Cert and Male for sale. Would make good stock yard. core (Goal! coat READ! READ! PANIC PRICES! ANTHBAOITE OOAL from @6 per ton up, ac- cording to quality. Having on hand the arses sock in the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill orders at once, without waiting for the-wncertam arrival of Auction Ocal. 2,240 Ibs. always farnished to the ton. KF Try us before purchasing elsewhere, JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main office and Johnson's wharves, foot 18th ‘and 13th and F streets southwest. Offices. 1902 F and 1119 9th street northwest. sep? cotr LUMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. after this date we will sell all kinds of Lamber el eres relered bese, “ ‘of Lumber equally as io Hickory, ‘and Poplar the usa vwalaat 33 A large GEORGE H, JOHNSON, augls-ly Corner 1sth and B streets n. w. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. fabbassritmeres ves FLORIDA FLOORING ¢4 and 5-4, kiln dried. Also Rog PINB wiognine MOULDIN }, DOORS, a which I will sell at prices to suft par DANIEL SHITE, _sret-te_Poonts Mil, 1910 Obio aveane,_ LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, per hundred, WHITE PINE OULLS, (€008).....0.--seone WHITE PINE OULLS, (13 tnoh)............... WHITS PINE SIDING. eee sane WHITE PINE 4-4 and ¢-4, DRESSBD......... 1.60 2.00 2.00 9.00 9.60 OUB 61.50 BOARDS Are Forst Quality. ALL 16 FEET LENGTH. S7Call and seo them.“Um WILLET & LIBBEY, ee ee York avenes, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNLON, CRIB caerro} ee er any eee By virtue of « decree of the 8u of the District of Colmmbia, pass conse Bo. 458, we will offer for BJ. SWEBRT, Anct. Youre & MIDDLETON, auctioncers. TW D By virtue of a deed of trust, A. D. 1872, duly recorded in Liber Ho 462. one of she land records for the Di nm request of the party seoar thereby, biie auction, in froat of DAY, September 20th. the following described in the city o' ington, D. L Mot "a recorded jare north of square num- ronty one (351), together }, with interost at 8 per cent. per an- anm ‘ane Ist, to day of sale and cxpense of vale in cash, aod the balance at six, twelve. and _— ‘Months, with interest, secured by a decd of wi trust on the prot sold. A depos t of 9100 ill be requtred a1 time of and 9 FEF RDO- ipg at porchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not com pi h in seven days, the reserve trustecs the right t Li the et the QDd COs, ef the defaulting yas Mears ahor five days advert snm-codde GRU. W. STIOKNBY, { Trastoos. B H. WABBEE, Corner 7th and ¥ streets, LE OF A BEAT TWO-STORY and BRICK DWBLLI ON © STBEBT. Ba’ OSD STBBBTS BO! DAY }, io yiston of lots fa square numbered wi feet 7 inches on Oarroli to 8 wid a Dalance at 6, 12 rd cash, and the at8 percent. Terms: One-thit &nd 18 months. witb interest bam, secured by @ deed of trast on the propery sold. @100 deposit at time of sale. and all convey- nets at eee est. Terms to be complied w eeven aaye repl2-eokds J.T. OOLDWELL, Saleeman, TO-MORROW. Liber H. B.. No. 10, land records of Prince George's county, 1 will expose to public sale, to the ia bidder. for cash, io the premises, on THURSDAY, the 21st aay of September next, at 4 o'clcok m., the land thereby conveyed. ‘This Gontains 2074 scree, more or lees, is GligiDly ituated ia Pri x . iid, three miles from Waabington city, c, ap excelent Fad leading t 3 tations, on the to the culture of gra) shown to to purchass, caida to'Me*Sose Sonor wie Teader os adjoining farm. eng?) tu,thas the N.O. STSPHBN, Trustee, rPHomas DOWLING, Auoctioncer. OHANOBRY SALE OF A VALUABI OF LawD IN THE COU D. 0. ABOVE GE KBOWN Ad GBEEN 5P. BY a Dw @ KOU! BUILDINGS. By virtue et a decree of the Bupreme Court oo the District of Uolumbia. passed in cause No. 4,603. Edwin & eph Phrmantrant et at., the anders! tee, will sell on THURSDAY. the 2! Stction, on the premises, all that pleos OF parber of auction, on at piece oF o} lard n the county of Washington, District of Oo- lumbia, Known and described as part or section of Columbia Foundry. lying west ©*,end contained in the follo scooral a to ie Bogian ai the oud of 24°10 perches wit: moas- ured ona ine drawn south oo degrees east from O stone No. 4, pli pear bh 1 Le) bes to the Biogs oon Sscres, Sronds, and. w > with the improvements. rights, privileges, ways, courses and appurtenances. ‘The proj a ee and ue ay stream of ro the Desuf Syorpesnrer Rea bauees ane gi it ame er eae: Bip gh aerate Stent terest at seven por cout. autil pala” Balsaes ot ‘venue, neat och strest. rept codde THOS 'W LUNG, Anct. H. WABSEB, Beal Estate Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALB OF A VALUAB) TRTORE BRIvK HOUSE ave. ou. PENNSYLVanla AV! Tr. By virtue of deed of trust to ns, dated the seventeenth, A.D. 1:71 fede Liber No; 811, folio), one of records for Washington county. r of the the request of the holder secal note by, we will offer for sale st public suction, ia front Of ibe premises, On MONBAT. tho segond October, A. at S o'clock p. my the follow: pe tare bra al lot numbered four (4), 10 subdivision of o1 fanare numbered elgbt hundred and seventy-three (73) with the improvements thereon, consisting of ric beneath, and house, with store H. WARRER, Auetic USTERS’ SALE OF TOWELEINGS on K STREET, ‘BET STREETS WE! ‘t : AUCTION SALES. IN RROS., Anctionsers, bp je coruer Sth and D strects H.W. E OF VALUABLE PROPERTY O8 TH Baga Ae OOLUMBIaN OULLEGE, AT AUO° D Ean virtze of a deed of trust duly recwded Ler Bo 793, folio 27 a let he ned will offer at gee f ist slumber Wer situs.ed 10 block member and ara, sabatrision of ‘Meritiaa same conveyed b bier to. Praacts tne by dead frouttag 70 mplalo, Avenue, eed ruasing back ihe name width 0 feet deep. rove. aents 000: case, stables two store deelt- Broome, belag Parchase money we and eight " SB eee Se Fe iF en Ey i the twel! ex; required when the B. P. JACKSON, Trastee. UHOANSON Bus , Auctincers, Southeast corner 9b and D sta. northwest. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TA NSISTING OF a TWo- ul AOK B TH AND F BSL POST UF FIOR. By virtue of a ceed of trust to us, Gated ths 18th day of June. 1574, and duly recorded in Libe folio 300, ous of the land ree eds for ¥, October all that piece or parcel of ind. situate and Known as Lot 13, in Square No. |, accord'ng to the pian of said city, togetmsr with the eon. ‘Term of sale: Ove third cash, (of which @150 must be psid at time of sale:) the parmuce at 6 end 1! months with interest at S per cent ver paveble simi spnually,eeoured by jees Feserve the right to revel the purcbacer 1p defan.t, after five days’ advertise ment tn the Mvening Bist paper. scpin-td 0.0 GHEEN. »'{ Trustess, ASH, B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. northwest thence dae sonth 14 feet feet Ps inches, thence E com: iy Within seven days the reserve the right to resell the property at the rish and costa of ulting parchaser or par- hi after seven chasers, days’ advertisement ia the “Bvening Star.” All conveyancing at costs of the posit of B50 will be D. La. (Law Beporter.) avenne,) as % MAUOTION. ON TAR WEST SIDE UF LAs A 5G STERBT WEST. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in eal Oh cause Bo. 5.086, docket 16. we will offer fo sele, at public auction, in front of the promises, on of Ootober. 1876, at 3 o'el'k part of Lot 20, 1a Square 28, beginning for Fi ‘at the southeast corner of ‘sil lot on the west line of 14th street west nor.b fourteen (14) and 83 100 teet; thence west one bundred (100) feet; tnence seuth fourteen (14) and 83-100 feet; and thence east one hundred (100) feet to the place of beginning; and improved by a two- story Frame House. louse. Terms of sale: One-fourth of the p cash on the day of sale, or within ee after; and the residue in three equal instaimenta at six, twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale; the purcbaser or purchasers giviog his, her or their promissory notes fur the deferred payments, Dearing interest from the day of sale at the ra oot eight per centom per annum until paid, and secu! by deed of trast on the 3 OF rebar oF pure! may at bis,her or thetr election pay sli cash on the day of ‘sale or within seven thoreatter. A deposit of @100 will be required the purchaser at the time of sale sale jed with, the reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of ', aiterten days’ advertise- ‘ARKEN C BTOaE, 319 436 8u HENRY WIi8k Ga B Columbia Law Bullding ‘Trusvwes, a & ve of . If the terms of sep cokds OUNG & MIDDLETOB. . Beal Estate Auctioneers. TEUSTEES’ FALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DW BLLING ON B ‘a St ¥ STBEET NOTH, WEEN N AVENUE AND ROBTH CaPITOU ‘BERT. virtuc of @ deed of trust, deted Merch 12th. &. D. 1875, and duty recordedin Liber Bo. 776. tolio 363, one of ihe land rec ards for. the District of colambia, and at ths reqaest of the party secured thereby. we will off-r for s: at pa ction, in frent of the promises, on WED ¥. October 6th, A. w. 1876, at 5 o'clock pm. certain lot of ground and promises situate city of W ‘on, 1a the District of Oolum- Dia. and known as 21 eleven (11), of Johnson's vision of Square numbered six han- dzed and twenty-six (696), together with all - ro" seps0 (CosSTABLE SALE, srirtee of a writ of Ser’ facias, tavaed by f the justices of the pe: fesbington District A.Tait, in the city of Washi: 1» D. sale the sna Bod: ad chattele in execution, by public auciion, to the highest id- Ger forces a. B. MERRYMAN, Constable, Wash ineton Ory, Bopt. 13, 1876 sepm-3* rTsomas DOWLING Auctioneer. BY CATALOGUE. 20 seized end taken a0! ANB gRAGHAUBGs: TUMEING EAuLOR Damask CAT L GAST ENGLI mi 2 Be Base parker meray bey Severe Bity-toar ‘4b, the Sar Beving BY to of nineteen fi : ¢ Hi : Of ‘ _EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY... September 20, 1876. — to Ralph Waldo The house is a PAipted & light stone color, Gistipguish It from its square yard, well k flowers, ies in front. efusal or plain, square buliding with ew! to yy et tettet in order to make our ons unnoticed, what was our delight when the sage him- eelf a at side crossed the relieve him of his petty details is not bis wite, for she has been for many years an invalid, but his danghter Elien. She is the Stropg staf! upon which he leans, and to ber loxing care shall we owe much that Emerson coes in this, the decline of life. Sbe has inherited ber father’s strength of cbaracter ard holds, of course, Emersoutan views. Itseems Miss Emerson is a member of the Schoo! committee. She also owas a donkey There facts come into jaxtaposition whea M'ss E nerson rides her dookey to v.sit tne Schoois. But nature is always the same, a if the truth be told, the Emersoaian don key has suffered both tbrough his intel- lectaal ysical nature. Dat Was to be done; the town constable after the boys? Perish the thought! Oa the contrary, @ list has been made out containing the bames of all the boys of Concord, is to ride the donkey once, so tu’ feel an interest in him, and no longer tor- ment the poor beast. At latest adviees the p'&D was Working well—at least the donkey wa<,and the boys were riding.—[ Cleaveland Ibe Ex: sion of a Padding. His wife mude a pudding Thursday, but when he came to taste it he vowed it was very bad, and he said he would show her how his mother made tapioca pudding. So he went to work, pulled off his coat, and soon had the kitchen in the ehao- bis hands on them or put his foot in them, as bis culinary operations might require, he began Stopping, the pieces of tapioca into the kettle of — ge His wif tehed skeptical smile, that disconcertei him @nd cansed him to miss his aim, so that be dropped two or three pieces of tapioca on the stove, when they aye oy exploded. The gentleman dropped tre rest of that tapi- Oca into a pall of cold water, and the family retreated precipitately to the back yard, where investigations were made as to which of thechildren bad eaten of the first stuff. Two of them confessed to having eaten a ee, and they were immediately led up to the eyes with Spring Valley as ® precaution. On Saturday some of the ex- plosive was taken to Mr. Bandmann, of the Giant powder works, who com, ft with genuine tapioca, fluding some difference be- tween the two. He thinks it is @ compound of nitrate of potash, sugar starch, and intends to have it analyzed. Thegentieman who purchased the so-called tapioca intends ee ~ecerne Boged 80! . 5 grocer has probably been selling it to other parties, and ple who have been eating tapioca pudding may expect to be startled at any moment by an internal and ening serompeeren Hig to = of or the bappy hunting grounds in @ cloud of biue smoxe.—(San Francisco Chronicle. HORRIBLE DEATH FROM DRINKING WATER POIsONFD BY DEapD TOADS. Gays ago Mr. Alexander Higble, a promi- nent resident of Springfield, town of Ja- maica, Long Isiand, noticed a pimple com- ing upon bis upper lip, near the entrance to the right nostril. It grew rapidly in size, and the adjacent parts soon nto sweil. Some ove who pretended to have medicai knowledge assured him that it was only the effects of a cold, that there was no danger, snd treated it accordingly. At last it was determined that the affection was erysipe- jas, and the family becoming alarmed sent for Dr. Beldin, of Jamaica, their regular family physician, who at once determined it to bea case of malignant pustule. The head was ina fright'ul condition, and the brain was already affected so that he was delirious. Under tne clreamstances it was impossible to save him, and he died on Friday. In making inguiry as to the in bie cause of the attack, Dr. Beidin found Unat for some time past tne water of the weil had hed @ peculiar taste, and investigation proved that it was polluted by a number of dead toads in various of decom; > tion. Mr. Higbie was in the habit of dripking large quantities of water, and he continued to do so after the taint was dis- coverc’ and even du his iliness. Dr. Beldin bes no doubt that this was the cause of bis death. N. World, tith. LEISURE.—A neatly dressed pict 80. bright dark eyes, and some traces of an little child into City on Fri- she was the wife of Toomas Cc gblan, an employe of a Newark avenue clotbing store, who had steadily refased to rovide ber. A warrant quaintance of bis wife in Dan ago; thatone wi was intoxicated, and, dition, the woman Went out. She returned with @ minister two witnesses, and while he was ina pig — was 5 happy one, and frequent quarrels have en ied in the He was held for Sun, 18th. : —<$__. In Woman's CLOTHES—At Buffalo, N. ¥.. by the 7:30 train on the Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia railroad urs- last Th ‘Ys 1 last absconded, leaving @ large amount “om paper behind him. Bartholomy was formerly & merchant in Baffalo. He moved in the best socte! wi brought him kK. THE HAvoCTHAT A CaT PLAYED It A NEWSPAPER PRESS.—A novel accideat oc- curred in the press-room of the Mercury last night. The second page was laid on the cylinder @ few minutes fore 12 o'clock, and the crank turned that put the press in motion. The cylinder made a few revoir- tions and suddenly stopped, and the press- the mochinen ios On seeing the papers aed fie lmpresoh Sas'ete ide Neiin sd iret im crushed in the press. An investigation der and, seeking toencape attr thal stare, ler A > ed, was instantly beheadel. The ——; the nites of said: Romiand, andI the otal cast 8000 . “This, them, Mi T fos) apewer™ “Tmevocably a. was proud rep), made a etare Cuapter II. prett stand ing In the doorway of her f 4 man- sion; be, the tain of the melon stealers, talPand strong in limb, and the hero of his little first base in many & hot-contested game. She, the fair daughter of the banker ¥bo the entire asrets of the bank and the deposits of many a poor man on the return game between the Moth Eradicators #nd the bome club on the following day. Csr hero's snswer came hot and qu “Then,” be cried, “to morrow’s setting sun Willsbine upon the beggar daughter of a ruined man. It rests wity me to throw the ame Upon whieb your "s wealth: staked. You have to-night settled your own fate. Bo be tt. Good night,” and turn- ing bimeelf seven times round on bis heel, ®t the same time boring a large hole in the ball carpet, Mose Fitz Allen was gone. Chapter III. Prominent among the im- mense crowd assembled on the Ld the pale face of Amelia B: Moth Eradicators are at the bat on the last baif of tbe ninth inning, with two men ont and © ob the third, and the score stand, 5i to 53. “Will tbat man get in?” is the breathless juestion which ‘vades the scene. Mose itz Allen, standing on the first base, mut. ‘ow for revenge! Now do I give the toingaway! Ab!” And his face was dis- torted with passion ® mad-ball dried in the run. “Two strite yells 1 umpire. The batter must hit it néxt time. He does bit it, and @ fy mounts and descends beau- Ufelly to Mose. “Take it, Mose from the throats of Ba: dreds of bis friends. “Not if Mose is thor- ougbly acquainted with bimeels,” is co his «1 the man on the third goss home. to 5. Two months later find gs taking to pi the janitor of the Oi! Exchange tbough somewhat troubled in mind takes bis beer. A CENTENNIAL CuatT ‘his statue te really amusing. itis a lovely little girl try- ing to put on ber pantaicis, She has ohe limb in, aod now, turning at the resistance, discovers the favorite kitten stontly cling. ing to the lace and playing with it. The at- Utude ts bewitening. These, if one could af- ford tt. ove wou'd purchase, @nd piace in the favorite corner.” etul ve you seen the fllagree Jewels in They are littie miracles each by it. ‘They emboay much art cult ladies Would not wear such things.” * So much the worse for them. To me they were very attractive. A golden spider might bave spun these threads of gold and sliver and wound them in arabesques, in points, in circles, in scallops, in figures full of fancy and grace, and then hung his work into the frames of lockets, boxes, in daisy leaves, in radiant butterfly wings, in rose petals, in sprays, And in stars, or rolled Wis sii ver and id in hollow spheres, light as soap abbles ‘a8 brilliant, and strung them to necklaces, diadems, or pendenta from ear, arm. and finger.’ “Do tbey not have them in Norway also?” “Yes, as ihey bave baked beans i Boston And elsewhere. There is not quite the grace and flavor and charm to the Norway fliagree work. And yet even this is very,very pretty. How odd that these two ends of Europe should make exhioit of the same articies!”’ “Why odd? Extremes touch.”—(rom a Hartford Times Letter. CooKING RECRIPTS—Apple Chariottc.—_Put into a well- buttered pie-dish a layer of finely grated bread-crumbs, then a layer of apples, pared and cut as for @ tart, and @ litte sugar; then another layer of bread crumbs, And so on tll the dish is fall, taking care to have @ Jayer of crumbs at the top. ce pearly an hour, turn out of the dish, and strew sifted sugar over it. The pudding sbould be covered during part of the time of” baking. It is also very nice made with marmalade, orany kind of jam, iustead of apples. Kecjaree.— The foliowing makes an appe- Uzing and ecovomica! break fast dish: —Take the remains of any cold fish, some piain bolled rice, two hard-boilc 1 eggs, cat small, &@ piece of butter about the size of & emali egg, pepper And Salt to taste; mix together, place over the fire and let the whole get gradually hot, then serve. Turnips aia Creme—Take small new tur- Dips; peel and boll them in sailed wate,; drain them thoroughly. Melt ounce of butter in @ saucepan, add to It a dessert- Spoonfal of flour, pepper, salt, grated uulmeg and @ small quautity of milk or cream; put in the turnips; simmer gently a few minuves, and serve.—[ Germantown Teleyraph. ea S7“An old colored preacher in this city was lecturiug ® youth Of his fold about the sin of dancibg, when the that the Bibie plainly said. lo dance.’ ‘Yes, aar said ——— on gi's & whippin’ lanta Times. 87 Lydia Maria Child ‘tof female suffrage in the following ef- lec.ivestyle: “If women have physical or intellectual strength sufficient to eara prop- erly @ud be taxed they have intellect enough to Vote, and if they have sense and feeling enough to suffer from legisiation they have sense enough to try to improve it.” comes to the sup- MARRIED. MAYER—BI'Z. Spat oo, tae st Sp.m., ‘the resicence of the ‘* father, by the Be ‘man, TEEODORE Jacon mst Hitz, both of this city jo cards. ber 19, 1876, UNDERTAKERS. BR.” sanver, ose Fr etuaet, Onaertaker. 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