Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1876, Page 3

DRY Goons. BRODUEAD @ CO, 1205 FOTBREET BETWEEN 12ru aN> 139m, (OL) STAND, Have opened a Hine of DRY GOOPS at prices that nothing ba: \he closest bay! S warrant. end they reep c fr ily cia « tf good Grods, & Joes then raliog markes prices ty give them & ¢ np. (inciuding Gutnet, brated m Jack Silke, TS conte =p Biliow’?. aud ee @ Boulevard Wirt. All Liven Dosh os, 8c pf Py x Pret otne, “ rth @1 35 ater Proo ‘ Kid ee, 750: — F it Gioves “al 25: 1} Pata Press Goods and Plain Myrtle Sere Seal Brown, aod Navy Blue Twill Berges, © Our Mr * ockor will be pleased to show these as kong many there aod i: will pay you toca. BRODHEAD @ ©O., octls-'r 1205 © str ot het 13tm end Sth. NEW GooDS EVERY DAY! kinds and qu: quar rates. snd COLORED MEKES +1] Wool SERGRS, fm ths most co-trable shades, at 60 cents per yard, worth 7 Bardsome PLA! ard STRIPED MaTE- BIALB, for Lodies rdresses, at Smoot balf rates CASSIMELAS for Men and Boys, from 80 cents ard E's and BED COMFORTP, a fell stock. t D. ¥ GOS ot any Riad, don’t tall to see our stock before making your purchases, We promire to save you from 10 to 2 per cent. ®F Bemenber ocarion W. &. BEOWN, 314 Stn STREBT. yanaylvacia and Misse _ootls te Near NEW DRY GOODS LARGE ASSORTMENT. LOW PBICAS. CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. Bary Bloe Carbmere. all wool, 1 Blac! 3 ales. double fold 7 MITCHELL & MARTIN, ( Successors to Jom T. Mutcheli,) 931 PBNNSYLV .BIA AVS, AND 934 DST. THBY WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRIOR. a Ge or are made of “Pride of West” cotton, and fa the bose menner Jot will _be found everything needed for ladles and critiven. ‘Also, w large ior of Pillow and “One Price, msrked in Pisin Figures 7 For the presevt all carriages will have to come to the D street entrance octittr MITCHELL & MARTIN. D®*® eoons, CARPETINGS, &c. largest, cheapest, aud most destrab'e stock 925 Tth street. Store running through from 7th ood tr W_W. BURDEYTE & CO. FROM IMPORTERS’ AUCTIONS. Magnificent Bisck (nsbmeres and Alpacas. Ink Green, Nery Biue, deal Brows end Fiam Color Baperd Black, Brown and ilue Veivets. Real Lace aud Nottingham Carta; Ostrich Tips sad coog Plumes, all Ali colors aad sx. Kid Gloves Larges Size sherlsnd Ghewts. @1.36 LD Scotch Gingham 30-1ach Umbreiles, ‘are offered in Merino aad All- wool US VEE W BB, of which we nave the largest Stock tn the city. QUB FIRST GRAND OPENING oF SEW FALL DRY GOODS, AT 36 PE& CENT. LESS THAN LAST SBA- ‘ONS PkI 158. 200 BLANK BT3, less t! suction . oR ae Be roll Damasse plain stripes and toes ant cheap; 4-4 French Usshmere, :'Doubie = tdun ail Wool Bwpress Uk ths, 0c. these Dress Goods we offer ei. small advance @ cost price snd Water-proof Oassimeres for Men's ‘ear, from 25, 87,80, 62,75, 57¢.. @1. ‘Waler-proof uearly wo parca in Ww. 3.80, ete ee Black Water-sroof, neerty t je width, quality, at TSc; Bxtra gnarantee our prices ew York. WHON & CO, ath side, near 7th st 705 MARMET SPACK. 705 IMPORTANT. In view of the grost scarcity of money. we shall ofer MEW FALL AND WINTES GOODS at prices thet Gefy com petition. We name in part: BLACK SILES from 7c. to $4.50 per yard; a first rate SILS ior €1 75, worth 22. OsSHMERBS. BLACK ant COLORED, ali the new and destrable shades, at Suc., worth 456. ALPsOas. BLACK an¢ OOLOBED. all shades; special bargains im colors at #c., worth 35. UCSB FUSRISZING GOODS. BLANKETS! BLANK ETS!! ail wool Blenket, @6.90 worth @3. Table Dicached, fuli width, 80, Bleatusd tees. worth $1. pieces Gent's DBESS SHIB1S, complete, made of sutta Cottos and Bichardsoa’s Lines, tors sepl-tr WISWALL @ GWYEE, BESS SHIAT MANUFACTORY @BaTS sunsidsine SHPORIUR. S—HIBTS FOS su’ anSnished, at 63360. ht R-! mn ee ae. MILWwaux LAGER BEER. ONE OAB SOHLITZ® MILWAUKEE BEER Packed tu joe, just received. and for sale in casks to lowe Jam ot bodies DY SAn’L C. PALMER, DEPOT. 67 GREENS STREBY, RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHi0 RAILROAD Ja Boston Bullman ‘Parlor Var, Sunday, spe Pu. 12:15— Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and 1:40—New York, Philadelphia apd Norfolk Bx- = Biczandrie Jeactios. ‘On Baniey, all 320 Saeere Gnd Wey Stations, Fredertok 4:30— and Laurel Express. 4:30—Frederick and P: tut a obs. (via Motro- itan Bianch ) Connects on Saturday for ~ inchseter. 4:43—Baltimore, Annspolie and Way Stations, 6:30—Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis and Louleville Bx . ix- lagerxtown and Wiachoster, —hew York and Philsdety pice... Sleepicg On-s to New . 05— Baltimore aud Way Btations to Annapolis on tion. St. Louis Express Ciceinuat! avd Ohicago, ty Lontsville Saturday. Bleeper <n 6. 5:40.9:9 71:40 11:45 p m.dsily) Ali other tratps daily, except Sunda; Bo connection cr, Sanday tor Hagerstown or Val- ‘ork end Philadelphis at 2s apply at the Baltimore <s, Washington Stations, and aud 603 Pennsylvania avecue. 3 northwest, where oruers ~ill be Daggege to be checked and received at auy point ibe city. HOS. B FHARP, Master of Transportation oe. 8 ae Geneial Ticket Agent. BU. 8. KOONTZ, Geveral Agent. sepé-tr_ 1876 PEN BSTLYANIO 1876 Te the North, West, and Southwest. Double Track, Steet Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. Acco notation except tundey. For Pops’s Creek Line 7 ‘asily, xeept Sunday. For au tis, 6:00 and 11 m . except Funtay ALEXANDBIA & FREDB! ¥ AND ALBXAB: BOaD tCKSBUB@ BAIL- iB DBL & WatHISGTOR 9,10, 1l.a.m : For the Sout via Bichmond, 2:15 a. ‘Tand via Lypcuburg, 7:16 em, and 12 or Washington, 6,7, 8, 20, 6,6, and 7 pm. m. datly; pms syepne, aod at the Depot, where king of to Jens: Om versas RB. B. FICKEY OFFI BAILBUAD TIUKBTS to trom al) petnts en tt | foeeanyctber oftee or dey “Tickets goot til! used, LS alli 2 sg _____ STEAMERS, &c. @Psciay BOrics. S a On and after SUBDAY, October 22d, the Steamer YPOST wilt run deily, except for Richmond anc the ving 7th-street wharf at 7 arriving frem the Beoth 9 p. m. datly cept B Fpowy, Agent, 7th-street CLYDE'S NEW _ EXPRESS LINE, BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASBING- TON ABD GEOBGBTOWS, D. 0. a is mo LEAVE exonceTow rc ed daily Oo: thetr landed Fy a | “Qeorger wn, DO.” Wit P.CLYPRK200, @. F. HYDE, 19 South Wharves, $8 ator street, sate Phlladelpbia. —Georastown, D.0, CUNARD LINE. NOTICE. With the view of diminishing the ehances of sol- Histon, the steamers of thie line take e specified pe ai York or Boston, meridfan of 60 at 43 lat., crossing the meridian of wat dl iotorscthing to the norinof Gl THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEBIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHiPS BETW&EN NEW YORK AND LI’ POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. ed. ny bo apd eons all of Barope oo} Soe ee EW DEPARTURE. , “EES Pra aay LUMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. GEORGE H. JOHNSON, Corner Mth sad B streets n. w. FLORIDA FLOORING 4-4 ond 544, kiln dried. Also Rapa ind pid FLOOBIE@ a ch Twill eall of prieee to watt }.» &e., which 2. . por. DANIEL SMITH, eust-tr Pheonix Mill, 1210 Ohio avense. LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER. GUR REDUCED PRICES: VIB@iNI4 PINS BOARDS, per hundred, 81 60 VIEGIBIA PI BIDING errr 1,50 WHITE PINE CULLS, 12. 14 or 16 feet ...... 2 00 WHITR B SIDING. 3.0¢ WILLET & LIBBRY SHINGLES (Ho. }).. 7.60 OUB 61.50 BOARDS Art First Quality. ALL 16 FBET LENGTH. #7" Call and see thom, SR WILLET & LIBBEY, Cooney Rtmh etvest and Sow York avenues. iy ly COAL AND WOOD. WHITE ASH, EGG, FURNACE, and he a WM. MH. BAU: 10th and O streets south: cctil-Im__ 6ranch Yard cor. 7thand Benet Coat On and after MONDAY, October 9, 1876, prices for Fuel, delivered in a fener Georget-wn, in quantities 340 Ibs.,) util farther White Ash—Furnace, Egg and Chestnnt.........05 eet eet 3"; S eetegecmmammante | Shemckin—B, . Stor Ly ken’s Vall Dealers in Lunber, Wood and Coal. Office, 603 Fonmgiowste avenue, northwest cor- h street. Wharf, Depot ner 6ti Plantog MIU t Of Ath atrest cast, tf (9AL! COAL! BEAD! READ!! PANIC PRICES! ANTHBACITE COAL from @6 per ton up, ac- cording to quality. Having on hand the /arses stock 1 the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill orders at once, without waiting for the uncertarn arrival ot Auction Coal, 2,240 Ibs. always fornished to the ton. SP Try us before purchasing clewhere, JOBNGON BROTHERS, Main office and Johnson's whary 1th aud J3th and ¥ strects southwest.” °° Ofieca. 1409 F and 1113 Sth street northwest, (COAL AND KINDLING Woop. fe tits apo waicn we invite tot and Our ——— ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. tunes be ere SBitchell’ D Diet Rew of the Keformation in the time of Calvin, bypesehiane: tof Jerusalem. by Rev. Wm. Patton. Near to W sture's Heart, b; F Every Dey Tepes by Di Holland, ‘Waebington and 76. by Tarensoy.. ‘For sale by BALLANTYNE. octh2-te 435 SEVENTH STRERT. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY, aT MOHUN BEON’, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, sopi-tr 1015 Pennsyivanie Avenue, ‘(HE NEW buOKs. First Century cf the Republic... Mommics and Mos! Historical Biadies ac ‘The Mikado’s Empire B. Grifts. Lanprey’s History of Napoteon, vul. 3. Norman Goaguest, Vol, 6., @ Three Bridcs........ Mast Mt Ps SS seee3s ssesess mmce tom col PIANOS, &c. “(CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.” In all seavins DEOKER BROTHERS’ PIANOS fron plate ow the inet io hand ede ot “Decker Brothers’ Patent, June G. KUHN, be “Gluo'tor the mdicsleas Bardets Onmuas somes mt, G®E47 REDUCTION IN PRICE DELIVERED, ra x ts'0r ‘THE CITY Sethe eer OFFICE OF W. Gas LIGHT CoM- 413 20 sraet nortnwonty 11 tet street north weet or sepll. SSS Q_J_J_oc— 110 Bridge street, ATKINSON'S PEBFUMERY. EAU DE COLOGNE FIVE PRIZE MEDALS, Bold by ell J. @ E. ATKINSON, — 94, Old Bond Street, London. S7-OBSEBVE TRADE BARKINED jel0-colly B=*t Foop From Inrants, AMOUNT OF NoURISH- Morr svomeribls' ABs, conve ee oo neces AUOTION SALES. OF vai BLE Im- Un! MP aor Dp Sal a AND OOUSTY OF 3. On THURSDAY. the 19th Instant, at 4 o’cl k ali thet pact of twenty pine (29), of Jone sherme se t is Sear ace mee ee nty of Washivgton, nown as Pleasant Plains, inciaded within (he meter aud bounds: Begiuuiag f.r the ‘.etnorthsast ooracr of eaid tot aw the 1gth street rosa intersect: the rad to Pierce's Mill, and ranning thepes south fifty (50) foet; thence weat one Ruodr-d aud sixty (199) fect; thence north fifty ( 60) feet; and trence esst ons han cr d and sixty (16)) leet, to the plsor of beginning. Chis lot is admirably located for butidiag pur- being just ner’h of Oolambis Ouliege. at tersection of the 4th street anu Pierce's Mill roads 4 On thesame day, at 5 o'cl: m., on tho arem‘ses, Twill offer for sate allot Loteaaive fifteen (15), according to Darrow’s resord-d_subdi- visiow cf [mip of noe aumbered three hundred aud sixty five (365) inthe said city of Washingion. This lot ia situated on Columbia, between P ad G ard ie improved by a dosirabie two story ONOsNBOH BROS., Auctioncers, Southeast commer 9th and D sts, northwest. SALB OF LOT OB B. STREET WEST, BE- TWE Fand @STSEETS SOUTH, AT AUO- Ti0ON on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 29th, : ora a at 4:30 o'clock. we wil sell, In front of th mises, Lot 21, equare 643. ‘This lot fronts 26: ireet west, be: Rot on Mot on, fey 120 feet 4 ‘crus made known st gale. oct DUACARSON BROB, Aucts. tween F and G ¥O-MORKOW. H. WABBER, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES BALE OF A TWO-STORY BARD BASEMENT DWBLLING ON THE N STREET, BET RORTHWRB By virtue of a dee . 1875, {lio 4, one of the ‘tet of tr secured t! Eosin front of tue ‘mises, on tober 21, re § 1876, at 5 v'clock roels f Columbia, o . hy at public sale, at Bo. 6: on TURSDAY, the B4th day of October, o'clock @ m., the following gcods and cl Coal. Setzed ied = — o 5 a as Cbaticls of Wm. H Barbour, and will satiefy gxenation Me. 16 086 in fav phia and Besding Coal and Iro octis dts f LEADING QUESTION! WHO I8 IT THAT SELLS THE BEST CLOTHING THESE HARD TIMES FOR THE LEAST MONEY? This is resdily answored by takisg a look through our Store, and making @ personal investigation of stock and prices, reached bottom figures. SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES, MBN’S SUITS FROM 86 UP. MEN'S OVEROOATS FROM 95 UF. MEN'S PANTS FROM 61.25 UP. BOY'S SUITS FROM 83.50 UP. ‘Agresable attention an‘ no reluctance to show goods, whether you buy or not, is the rule at the CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM L. GRADWCHL, 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Huan 6% Oraurr. (Chartered by act « of Congress), 1509 PEEN. AVS., OPP. U. 8. TRSASUBY, ie EL Georetary Having opened but a few weeks ago, we have met with very fisttering success #0 far, owing, no doubt ane to the fact that all our goods are secured to : who abel NEW, STYLISH, AND DURABLE, nd purchased when the late declice in prices had | Bhole'een ee ee ___ AUCTION SALES. a _EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... sss00:, Q@tober 20, ISTS. > 2, rs Leve aud Lucre Weighed the Palance. (Prom the Pittsburg Dispatch } A young man of business-like bavits and ® calowlaling tarn of mind, wortby descend apt of @ father of similar character, received pe oe Satbor of bts being = White ' ‘ng logetner oid wlan sata De im the evening the “Theophilus, my son, lemme see, yor getting welt stricken in years—gettiug on to (wenty-Seven Dext grass; time were Of marrying nd settling down.” “Well, father,” repiled the young man, “I le tooagh end, &fter mature celideration, have 4 cluded to silow my heart to beat alone for one or two estimable young females of my acquaintance.” ‘Aud who be they?” asked the old gentie- map. “One is the daughter of an ex revenue of- Seial. She is not a girl of lence, but @ Woman of solid sepse and matured taste and t. I should say she was between Land jorty summers, and stockings and giasses. She is not beautiful, in the cant of the poets, bat ber tve—she bas ouly one—beams with the in- COLMAN & ©O., Anctionsers, Soucbesst cor. 10th st. and Pa. are nw BS. EB ASEM. SHELVING. & ING ane COOKING BTUVSS, FUSS. neh MOPN(NG, vctober 81 i sett at one © = large avtor ment ef Freoce sad 0: ove being te sxock and fixtures of a coafectiover burivers acd bratirg. rew wecod large htof B reek BN CANOES Carat 6 Sciock SATURDAY ‘bal! Cite. Brow-cwes, Shelving. 82) hs uy Ivo, Bitty rtoves, comprising a full line of cook end bad ing 2 iteh-n Far Dat Biso tellectu 4 SMALb QOLLECTION OF GRoUsEIES “loping brow om $0, Av ‘eLo« ot knows Lie “ a = ‘ THBEE NAW ‘EUGG1E8, FROM @00D | pentiy. but be concen impa. TO-MORROW, Le ~The author of her being,” replied bts son, Bist, 1876, at 10 o'clock, Giiaal frent cf my auction store, 1 sual roll a S-reral srscitment of the above goods BB. ‘Om ecsoant of the “wes indicied for aiding t erpment on 375,000 gallon “Then,” eried Ue father, ‘sbe's the gtri for you jo tleto. You har m efraad the gov- wesiber wae “Bul,” continued the son, “there ts anoth- a DED er, a (remb) vente ‘ About £0 fine Tron Bidetead aud siogle Mattrorses, Sethe sara in — mite bios, f pacakes THOS DOWLING. Auctioneer. emu of her pative South, her limpid eyes Abo her limpid eyes! ’ said tne old man, e Gixrd!” eros! estate,” said the son, “was was completely desiroyed in iss} nion solcitery.” Toen you have bo business with her,” said the practical old man. “Pan me, sir,” said the son, respect- rs. Building "8 BALE OF THE STOCK, FIX 00D WILL ABD 35 OF THE ‘VBE ON THE BO! WEST OR L AND L4tH BTREETS B08TH WEeT. By virtoe of a deed of trust beartog date Sep-, tem ith. a. ie . “The soldiers stole her mother’s only wend D._Js6, an* daly reeordeo hen, took ail the feace rails for fael, carried as oe lané Ferordés for the Paks ae 'y & mare mule, and inflicted other oat- be: ‘ff-t for sale, too numerous to mention upon her Bove anction, he 26th dey of | father’s property. In fact be lost every- at 4 o'clock p. m., the entur Ubing. » 1876, ‘ock in trade, fixtures aud leass of Dug stove, loc sted on the northwest cornerof 14th and L streets ret, te this city. «Well, that is only proving my case?” “Nay, sir, siay ope momeut. Sappose Tilden and Hendricks should ve elected, tnea sbe could come On the country with ner claim.” * But ske would not get much for a hen, a mole, d @ rail fence.” “Ab!” said the young man, “but I have nerth- . ore ‘unity to persons wishing to engage in 8 rere op} jone Into the calculation. Sup; what tbe diag business. 8 ove) “ ben bad isid thirty eggs, as, at least, abe eee ae one ee antes 1 | would, and waisted Sen chickens, ball of the deterred’ payments to be secured by the | which Would bave been roosters. the case Befge of the parchaser, beerie< luterest tthe rate | stauds for 183: I hen, still Instock: 5 spring Cf 8 per cen chickens sold, 5 pulleis Kept, and 20 eggs sold. Look, I beg of you, at this table that I have prepared Year. Hens. Spring chickens, yrs sold, . ; aetil pit and endorsed or secured to the satis‘actfon of cbe tras- tee. @280 down at time of sale. TBUSTERS’ SALB OF IMPROVED BEAU 4tE OM FAYETTE STEBET. Bo. 62: ree 32, 40D dru STEEETS, GauaeE Under tnd by virtue of a deed of trast to us, date the twenty-third day of March. A D. Wis. end recorded ia Liber M> T9). Tolls, &7, one of the paper Di stick out half way across the tavie to boo party, “Why, my son,” said the old mai me claim for that ben alone would bai thet piece. United States. There isn’t money enougn ted upon ip the country to pay for it.” lot_puml “Then we will bave to tncrease the volume city, of currency Fo as to make it equal to the ne. cessities of trade—that 1s all.” rejoined the pect that legally L would beentitie’ to charge said olty of Ocorgetown. Dect that legally I would beentitle arge : @2 800, loterest larc! compound loterest on the several items. 353, 1ers, und ta oyin esans the sicmoenae Tben similar as to that mule. 1875, and taxes, in cash: the balance 1a notes at Sne would Land’ have bad ove colt in 1863—that's two; and teose two more tn 1864—tha aE, OF SLX iD ail, and Ubese four weuld have bad four more in 1865—tbat's elgut, or ten ta all, and 80 0a, ike the nails in the problem aboat ihe horse’s shoes.” “Bat, Theophilus,” sald the old man, “mere mules can’t have colts, and if wey did balf of ’em would be males, auyhow.”” “That makes no difference,” the ae — on. * Congress won't stop to coasider that; ~~ egies besides, there is one recorded case of @ hybrid 48 DOWLING. Auct. breeding. Ho, some yp to that oye ~ WPHOMAB DOWLING. Accticacer’ ———«S|:s«éPSe JL Was a yard 50 yards square, then 50x THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘500; callit@ mile for round figures, and on the money It would have cost to repair YER,” aTtHews, { Trasters. THOS, DOWLING, Auct. LE IS POSTPONED until place S7-THE ABOVE 8. MUBDaY. Uctober 3: LOT ON WATER #N. at AUCTION, B' and whitewash it, and com) the tater- a, October Zath, 1876, at 4 est—I tell you, old man, there's miilioas io in frovt’ of the premmes. 1 will a it.” No. 76, fronting 81 fert on the north ‘How many?” tor str oot, by a depth of 96 feet 9 inches | « Woll,” sxid the son, “I may have made a side of «ctl ahey wingrme: Ove shurd cash; balance 6 and 12 months inateieuee should tay my _c'aim 1 amount ‘8. 0-ed of trast on the mst THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer. | $237 396,544,268,473,791 654 tbe ocd cents and what it claim through, I shall at | @ molest competence. Even -ome Evaline bad nothing cn | and virtue aod this claim for a dowry, would gladly take her to my arms.” «Well, 1 suppose, then, you have proposed mistake of a few miliioa doilers here ana there, bat that doo’t amount to much. I to about TY. rt oo the land bivee Ob wlio 100, -Bovuaty, inthe District of Comm- to ber?’ tne “No, not yet. I’ve got ber and the ex.rev- Y enue official's daughter on ® string, and I'll watt tii] after the October elections—then J svall be free to follow the dictates of my aftections.”” “Bless you, my son,” said the fond parent, as ey, tcars bedewed his countenance and bi! bis xpcctacies. THE SHAKSPEAREAN DeaMa USDER made by the property man that were was no such thing @s & skull of “Poor Yorick.” ‘When the fact. was announce to Mr. Taivot, ¥ as masticating a matton chop at a C street restaurant, he upset @ dish of toma- toes and broke @ teacup in bringing down bis fist u the table with the exclamation “Kill @ Chinaman bave his skull cieau- ed and dried by 9 30.” A council was held,eod dt was the opinion of the rty man that it would be next to im; ible to Kili a reat reer Celestial andhave bisakull ready by 2.30, Be- sides this, several persons abou 7 who oe bad interviewed in reference to the jo», been refused to kill a Coinaman for less taaa 27.50, and one exorviiantecoundrel woulkla’t 100K at anything less tnan $12, balf of which Cue he wanted in Sivance, Col, Bob Taylor, i eminent Shakes; jelineator, Was By tivtne of sent for and atked for the loan of the 'skail p.d ofan old ploneer Which had recevtly been ted to the 6ocieiy Tne Colonel rush- ed up to the cabinet, but rounu It locked, @pd there wa no way of getting it except by ot November, 4. D. thet piece or parc Georgot. of which would cause the society to éxterm! io the Jim Orndorit had @ skall, which was jast the thing, aud James was interviewed. Ever ready to lend aid to the legitimate drama, and being an admirer of Snakespeare and a theatre manager himself, he promised to send up the required article tmmstiately; and after the property man bad waited and waited, And stamped round the green room for about an hour, it arrived. lt was fouod to be no other than the skull of a 308 dep be De! by r © ing the proj s thence sooth by and wi perty a Bvo (8) foot wiae alley leat 1g into J: ffersoa street, the nce west 34 feet 1) awe. Unecce norch 99 feet to in ame ite the point of Pe; the frame deetitog- | 12D" , ea ip Of Jim's, which bad been killed in pol Neterbedabed Roots sivetal yous of the purchase m 1 ‘acd the Balance in three equal in six, twelve aud eighteen with interest, and payad: st appealed to, and au Ogures if he would turn out a skull by halt- pasts. The verlng artist weat to work past iting sheets of white paper over ‘and b: a undie of old socks and painting in the re mainder of the make-up, he producded a skull, the natural wh @ thrill of horror 2! Bec ack neleis HE 7 eats tae wat audience, ie AY i f e thrill (Nev ) Chronicle. A DOwWN-TRODDEN £EMALE.—A jooking TT elit i i i ; i E | E j Hl #8 8 } i i rs HI i § i i . ' i ene TUT ibe soucstional system of New York. Teonsnnds of pees ee me eriee tae day attend these schools atmight. 7'It is reported that Beecher is head over the Selang este, tay, man not give Sie a absence winter, to enabie him to strengtnan Bis exobog oer by lectaring NF. Sume pan aiferont minds is sagwa Dy tbe mt owe ‘went over to the many years ago. #marhing the glass—a piece of sacrilege | pate him with clubs. It was reported that | on errands, end when he does them, instead of siving bim a quarter or even saying -Thaak you" Sbe pitehes into him for being ®» long or troddeu bay and inst Week when ahe seat irstoreon West Medison st ively over A bridg: astream of things that would bave made Bere- nice or Mra. 8. A. Alien jealous cascade into the gietty rippling stream Thea he bome, reachivg the paternal domieile jos ss the famlly were sitting dowa to tea. Said the young widow: “Charley, did you delivermy parcel’ When did thay way would be done? What a long time you were gone. If were @ boy, I could have there and back twice in the “m.” be replied, meekly. “Weill, when wili u te done” “They didn't say.” “Didn't ? paren! n't you give thom ine 1 Cound ta “yOu are DO’ my father nor yet my nether. Besides, not bemg © common Anu Not having entered into @ eon- tract with you to carry your parcels for and In copsideration of any sum. i have tncarred bo Hability, and am liable to no penalty. 11 bad uiniert@ken to carry the parcel Or my OWN particular profit, my father evem Would Dot bave deen respouribie for Ite low wee Butler vs. Basing, 2.C. & P. 614), wi jess, indeed, be paid me emailer w cause of the opportunity thus afforded me tomakesmse'lsums Oo this potnt I will only quote Dwight vs. Brewster.1 Plokering (Mixe.), 0. But rising from te law to te <quity of the case, I bave only to say” —bat before be could say it his father bad moved the }OUDg Chie! jusiice from the room, ®ad in the Kafe seclusion of the back shed ed in friencly remonstrance witb him. ‘The young Widow shed & grateful wink at him on bis returo, while the boy went ap stairs and Slept on ali fours like a male. Despairing of obtaining justice, or even # beariag at tribunal, the boy has taken an appeal to nis motns supreme court, where he will bring the case up for final adjadication Writ of certiorart, obtained by patting lock of that young widow's faise goiten hair in & plece of s!lver paper, and stowing ttaway in bis pa’s pocket Wwe evening after bis mother bad given her husband « letter to post. The boy thinks his ma will look whatever but that the decision will be versed, with heavy damages widow.— [Chicago Tribune 70 THE New York Times insists that these are the ing lines of the poem on the im- SS _—_= which the — ‘upper reed from the tragic Talmage’s pulpit op Sanday morning next nl ds immortal, but the body is liable toa ve fatal disorders ies and is eaten, but the soul lives, and is used as an article of diet “Why is the soul immortal? Chiefly because it never dies ‘The horse fy differeth from the canal -boat, and mor tality is same @& immortality,” S87 Advice to women with garden plants to care for: A seventy-five dollar overcoat will not cover more plants than two five- Cent Lew? papers. G7 Since the passage of the ordinance maging — emoking in Virginia City, ayo = Huteweenn the smokers emigrate 10 Goi 2 ,@ud returo to ‘oily @t all hours of the da wg 87 Whoever sees “a small, dark-skinned, dark haired, laugns “Kuow that be eloped anybody else, know it be eloped from Frankfort, Ky , with a marriei women. s7 If you ever come up for @ high office Fou must expect to encounter the charge inet you stole wood. Therefore lay in your ruppiy while these heavenly nights last.— (Pree Press. *7-This is the season of the year when the small boy goes out aod gathers chestouts for the farmer, and forgets to say auythiug to him about It, and comes home at night to dream tbat seven bulidogs chased him up # tree 350 feet high.—( Fulton Times. 87-The man who bas been sitting all sum- mer in @ public square looking for a jod of work lately transferred bis observation to @ Warm bar-room, where he can ss¢ jast as mueb and be more comfortable. N.C. Re- publican, vA jinent New York woman ciair- yoyant, who ‘tells ail secrets” and * the abiding place of absent friends” for $1, prntgesy ny, advance, lost her owa daugh- ys since, and immediat | Boston Advertiser. S7A citizen of Old Bridge, N. Ja Digbts &go, bearing # poise went out witb bis revolver, several Limes groan, was burt. ae farther by a tricky , who, in ® terrible manner, watch and all his chickens. to all countries where meat is The lowest market price for primerivein Lonaos is @ shilling @ pound. pant of the throne, Fraueis Joseph L. They u rat LJ 5 pride themeelves on &n unbroKea clescent ot Ubirty generations. BaBRSTT—! |. NT. Atthe Charch of the Bpiph- Bay: Seabiasten, ©., Ootober ish, 1876, ed by the Bev. Dr. Paret, Miss Paxsig J. Flint, both tbe 19th of . rob, by Bev.J. P. Lton Mcik et: MAGBATH—CLANOY. On Wednesday, October 4b. 1576, at Bt. Patr: arch, by the Rev. Father Waner, 0. W. Ma Miss Minnie CLancr, both of Washington . TOMNEY—DONOGHUE On the 18h of Oct ber, 1876, at @t. Patrick « Church, Tinotny T. Sb¥, of ‘Washiagton, aud BATS’ Doxoouce, of Baitimor: BLAIB. At Piver Spring, Oc ‘ober 13th, 1576, ta the c6th year of his sce. FaaNcis PRESTON CLAIR. Faverel services at Sliver Spring, on Satard: October Ziet, at 11a m. BROTT. On October 20h, 1576 D. On the 19th of October, pin de. Fr Borwsavsin the sae Fuserel witi take place trom the ie trtends of the family are ta Lc bronicie and ae ona ornzanr, Undortaker,