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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

mob them They found that NoMchaels police were no'
Nayor Monroes The Committee appointed TO wait on u,
President and inform him Of the action Of e Convention %
meeting this evening but adjourned 70 meet again
urday morning at Wizards Hotel, Washington 1no -
have not made much by the throng vast aou1' 600
~ RIOS been carried on The delegation Of piekpockeis 100
mnst feel happy They have had harvest by to~O'o"
evening the city viii be well rid of its intrnGers.
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The Overland Mail and Union Pacific Halle

ArcHIsoS. Kansas. Thursday. August l6. 1896
Hereafter the overland mail coach will run in con
necton with the Union Pacific Railroad from Manhattan leo
miles here. with general Office at Leayenwor,hs
Tue last overland coach left here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

INV ORlRANs Aug 70.
Al extra has been issued containing card from
The ofral military authorities in regard she late riots
which pi down tho total number known be killed nc thirty
eight ae s'eeiy wounded fifty eight and the slightly
Jlo ySI tem President Of the Convention Of 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

ou On an address 20 the loyal people OF Louisiana endsyor
ing TO show the legality Of that pody Out os IessIu
ing its Ieassembnng.
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- s... : = q SssSis1J
s%zasssrv syreST 1870
keYVJF NE ARMS
Hgfl SOLD BY Gun Dt iLERS
AlrS.A AND TIE TRADE GENERALLY
PRICES REDUCED lsr JULY.
UPWARD or 2o0OnD FURNISHED TIE L. :. GOVERNMENT
SINCE 1861.
ARMY REVOLVER fila0 IN. Cabel.
NAVY REVOLVER 3-i0 In. Clir-r.
BELT REVOLVER (S.f Cockiusl Navy CalbeE
BELT REVOLVER. Navy Size siher
POLICE REVOLVER, Nayv CAlioer.
NEW POCKET REVOLVER with Loading LeyeT)
POCKET REVOLtER (seifco,king)
REPEATING PISTOL Elliot ptl, No. - tsrfiise.
REPEATING PISTOL Elliot PIT No y tsnIdyr.
VEST POCKET HSTOL. No 70 90 snd y CaHndse
GUN CANE. 1sn No 81 Cartridge.
SlNGLE-BARREA SHOT GUN
REVOLVING RIFLE 30 and itlo0 IN esloer
BREECHLOAD RIFLE, no % taiiiIdse
BREECliLOAD No CARBlNE Nos % and y IarIijsei
L. :. RIFLE tseI narren. With Saher Bayonet
T.. :. RlELED MuSkEr, Spunt he.i Pattern
Our new Beech AIMS Lave ast been approved and aaops
WV ''''"' '''' b REALNGOTN \ SONS lion Sew.Y0h
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The New-Orienns ua.snere.
NEM ORLRANs. Anr. If.

NUMBER KILLED AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
JUDGE HOWELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-27
DIED.

BALI. On the 26th Instant, JOHN W BALL
son OF John Snd Margaret Bail, aged II years
al n ontl-
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
specfuly Invited 10 stteId the funeral at the resi-.
dsnce or his parents, 3eb 5th street, to.morr ~
"wednesday morning at ii O'Clock.
CLAGETT. or pneumonia, on the afternoon of
the zbth inst: III bis thir year, WALTER LEE
son If Vim II and Adele Ciag-tt
His funeral will take place at II O'Clock a. M on
edDesday, 18th instant. to which the friends ~
the family are respectfully invited.
hlCkUM. At Greenwood, Montgomery county ,
Md on Monday norhine, at O'Clock, Nm
MlCkU NJ in the 30th year of his age.
His funeral will take place on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th. at u o'clock forenoon. from his late resi-.
dsnce. The remains will be buried at UarrolI's
Chapel. Bis friends and the friends of the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend "a
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RY J. o. MCGUIRE q co., Auetiopeers.
TRUSTEES SALE g! LOT Oh TIE NAVY

By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date 10th OF
in Liber B M r., No. 20, fOiio so, &C.. OF the
county Of Washineton, d G.. will sell, on SAT
GkDAY, December =, 1856, ct O'Clock D. m on
the premises, part OF Lot No 8. in square No. rs,
~ and being on the east side Of sth street cost
betv cen PeBnsylvsnia avenue and 4 street south
beginning for the sane &C the southwest corner OF
said Dot, running thence south - feet inches.
thence east log feet inch. the north no feet
inches, thence west l09 feet inch, 70 the place
beginning. :.
Cash; $50 of which will be required at time of
purchase. All conveysncinG and revenue stamps
at cost Of purchaser. X. 3. PRICE Trustee
no IL laN6ds J. Q. MCGUIRE OO Aurfa
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6AITHER-PIGGOTT. On the 2l-t instant at
The Personsge: by tn Rev. John o. Smith Mr.
EUGEkE GAlTHkR to Miss FANNIE 4 PIG
the NJ. p. Church. Georgetoxn D. g, by Rev
HrN NE, E kvsns. M ANDREW VAN Blu
ALICE a. DEvAU0HE, Of Georgetown, %. @ :
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetiepe.r,.

PUBLIC SALv OF LARGE STOCK OF FAT
CATTLE, MlLCH COWS, Work OKen Yam
Horses, Hogs, Reaper aud Mower. InRersoII',
Hay Presses, Carriages, Wagons Or and Horse
Carts. Hay and Corn, lot Of Wood and A Isrge
Assortment OF Farming Implements, SC, &C
On MONDAY, the Sd day OF December. at 10 o,clk
q m, ~ fair, ~ not next fair day e will sell AZ
the residence OF Theodore Mesher Hsl knogn a.
.Nonsuch," on the Marlborough road two mile.
from the Navy Yard Bridge, and ad joisipe fort Rs
ker, the following stock and other personal prop.
Thirty seven Head % young, fat Cattle. among
them some me Mich Cows, and nYe yoke 81
Eight good Farm Horses
Twenty Hogs
Two Patent Hay Presses, one never used
Buckeye combined Mower and Reaper
One Two Horse and three -Four Horse Waeons
with box and wood bodies ana Hay csrriscs.
Two Oh CARTS al d one Horse Cart
Two Spring Market W agons and Harness
Two Carriages and one Rockswsy. with sin gle AMI
Double Harness
Fifty Tons of bay
Two hundred Barrels Of Corn, with large lot Of
Fifty Cords Of seasoned Oak Wood
I've dozen b OF led sash and Boxes for same
To6 ether with O general and large assortment of
Piouehs, hsrro~s, Wagon Gear and Farming
Utensils.
Especial attention Of farmers, butchers, and Era
Tiers called to this sale. which viii be Issiiye
We will commence punctuslly OF 10 O'Clock TO
enable ne to finish In one day.
flag near "Good Hope" will dssis nste the farm.
Terms cash,
no % I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Lac Sny OF OLp Co5Ns-Y -sterr.y, officer
fnss. Of the Fourth Ward, arrested Robert
csyree' jas, C-rk 'ud Robt Jackson, youths,
who hrd in Il cir DO a ession lot Of Old foreign
copper eoihs, tIch they were selling about
ne streets susPectine that they had been
rooo'ng some ones cabinet, the officer took
mem 70 the station house, where they were
lncked up. This morning, the Office ascer-
tained where they had sold LOT, and Sergeant
Kelly undertook the recovery Of them The
'oys are sill. In cnstsdy. while the officers are
Trying 10 ind the owner OF the coins.
fFsTfRoAY the ) Inday law was enforced
IA washington All Restaurants. bars, and
Journal
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auc,. seOrs.rOvp

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING I'M
PLkmEhTs. CORN. VEGETABLES. CAs
kiASE AND HARNESS, COW, &c, &C, AT
ON FRIDAY MORNING. November 50, At 10
O'Clock, will SELL at Greenwo > the residsnc.
Of cen. :. Alexander, Georgetown Heights on
the Tenn ailJ TOW road. east side, mile above the
Georetto~h reservoir. eli of his personal effec l.
consisting OF large assortment Of Hou sebold ana
hitchep furniture i excellent Mich Gov.
family carriage and Harness, 100 bushels Pota-
toes; Corn, Beets, TurRips, and other Farm nro-
dects' Wagon and Harness. Tools, Farming In
PIGMENTS, &c, &c
Terms Cssh. tsle positive.
no 24d THOs. BOWLING. Ancf
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CITY ITEMS.

FRANCE. FRANCE, FRANCE He sells
Good MeriBo Shirts and Drawers, % cents
zach; Grsy's Collars, IS cents per box; at his
Gents Furnishing House, aol 7th street. near
Odd Fellows Hall = ,
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Pr NAGLE q Co., AuctiOneers.

VERY DESIRABLE HOTEL FOR SALE
On FRIDAY MORNING. November 3Oth az L.
O'Clock We shall sell, at auction az net previous.
ly di posed of at private sale the hotel vel kno.
a. he II Union II otel !" corner of 49,. and sts
TIE Bouse contains % Furnished Rooms q nice
~ lifted up Bar room and stock of Wines and
Liquors, itchen Range, Kitchen Utensils, &C
Rent very low skout $500 per snnum, with priyi-
lege OF reDewa fer yesrs; part each; balance on
liberal terms. The House IL dsinR Q very good
business. An excellent opportunity for an enter
pritiI man It'll smsf capital
For further particulars call st the premises or NJ
our Store, No. .9a PepBsylvauis avenue
no &c NAGLE CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-27

FOR CHILBLhINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is specific Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 4a4 Pennsylvania avenue, between
A d 9th streets
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SURE PILE CCRE--Dr. tfilbert's Pile I'm
strufnent positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81 Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where. Address ]. Il Romano Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York 2.
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AUCTION SALES.

lIsr eAsr Asessos 6aIss see JowrA psss.I
r GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aseuoassrs.
fHiEd. Oh Pisk a ATE.. s.,s..n i,,S S. .ss
n .srsss; w e: s5 fSsl,e Anesos
bar nslt. 81 ! eiecS m and eon,inu,as es.T
ssysnins o. the zane hsur until the whole s.oek 10
sro.deiosS ana 6 d. s and so5 ssioS..
Slsch Doesain Pants and vesss
Youths and Sois Oiotsins ~ A 90"
A fine s,sortm.n. of Cent FURNISHING ooo., Of
nsa.d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aue,s.
III asEEH q WILLIAMS Asesieasers.
TRUSTEES SALE.
%,i sss '. saa da :as:
Waiter. dated the I'd Febrnsry, a b. 1888 ssd re.
81 .hs Lane RssoSd. cf SG M tsS
.rictof Oo,umeia; ana on. g William r. Mat;
Eie.r r. No ss ,oio "a e. .ss &C ..sS
Ls.c Eesord.-vs .hsli cell: a. public suetien, in
ard in square No sai. snd All that part Of Lot
following metes and bOunds:NBesinni mir . Tor the
same At the sou thes.t corner Of said Lot and run
thence east asfeet and thence south rs fee, 10 he
place ofbesinnipg.
between 9Th and 9Th streets tsst ami is i'm prored
with . large two story Brick Buiiiiag, and has
= ~,
poee it 10 we'll adapted
Immediately alter the sale Of the real estate. the
perseBaI effects nec'ed wi h the brewery con
sistrs Of Barr els, Kegs Kettles, "a will be sold
under deed of t~ust TO William l. Dunlop
The terms Of sale will bs'-For the personal
property cash. For the real estate-Dpe thirI
cash and the balance at six and twelve mon th,
for VIII ch the notes of the purchaser bearing In
tereet from the day OF sale and secured by |. Sead
OF trust npon the property, viii be taken. 500
cash will be required the al at the n re
OF sale. Possession can be had within te m days
after the sale. All cobyeysncing and stamp, A.
the cost OF the purchaser.
GHARL1s WALTER. surviving Trustee.
WM .. MATTiHGLY. Trustee
VIM. l.. DUNLOP. Trustee
&C lseo3w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
m-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
to comply With the terms of sale. vhics was IN ado
on the 9Th day of November. OF the above proper.
t will be resold st the risk and cost of the de-
iaultiDg PM chaser, on the premises, on TUES.
DAY, the 9Th day Of December next, ct O'Clock
p. m.
Terms as above stated. $500 will be reouired
PAID down when the prsperty Is Knocked of.
OHARLES WALTER, surviving Trustee
MM. y. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
WIN. L. DUNLOP, Trustee
noT-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE SKATING CLUB.-ln response to a call
puD he'd ia the Star, q number of young gem
tlenen assembled in the rooms of the Board of
Trade last evening for the purpose of arranging
for the organization OF a skating club At 61
O'Clock the meeting was called TO order and
Mr. III. Ii. Sweeney was called 10 the chair.
Mr.. Sweeney, upon taking the chair, re-
marked that he was rather too old to become
an dctire member of the club, but in every way
he could he would aid the gentlemen IN per-
tecting such an organization as they desired
Mr.. Morrison stated the object OF the meeting
TO be az published in the Star. 1t was proposed
TO organize somewhat on the plan Of the base
ball club. Secure proper location for a pond,
and make the location as private as possible,
IN order 10 prevent the abuse Of the pond by
it improper use
Upon the suggestion Of the chairman, after
consultation with the gentlemen pI esenL MT
AorrIsoA moved the appointment of a commit
tee OF three TO take the following subjects into
consideration, and report next Friday evening
at o'clock, viz: the location of a pond: the
consent of the property owners. and the con-
sent Of the Mayor and Corporation which mo-
ton was agreed 10. and the Chair appointed
Messrs. Morrison. Middleton aud Waggaman
The meeting then adjourned till Friday eve-
ming at o'clock.
From the spirit manifested by he gentlemen
composing the meeting, we have little doubt
of the success OF this undertaking.
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TX hAGLE q o., AuouOuser..
GREAT BARGAINS IN MILLINERY AND

WEDNESDAY MORNING, November u. i.ss
at 10 clock n IN we shall sell Al our stors n
2ss Pennsylvania avenue, the following dtsifebi.
Dre.s Goods, Merinos. pelsines AIpacas. Csliooa.
FLANNEL. CsntoU Flannel. Table Cloths, Il ON eIiDs
biSnkets' L.dies', Gents, and Children's Hoss
Woolen Goods. Shawls, Nubias, ke.,&s
- Also.
Millinery Goods, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruche.. Vel.
Dry Good
Terms cssh Sale positive
noes NACIEA 20 Arc,.
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THO EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, Ac., TONIGHT.

NAIiCNA AL fHEATEE.-Jpr Washington &C.
~ Ority, Jefferson, Dire ~ an immenSs house !, -
efrrihg, snd on account OF the great epthu-
$751; With which his inpersonat GA Of ssBob
acres IN The Rivals. and s1Hugh de Rrass',
IN "a htEula-tM w-r' received. both play
VIII b. repeated this evening.
TUE LADIES Of .UnIos Association far the
Relief OF The Poor" are holding a festival ON !
stTert, b, tween l7tn street and Connecr,cut
avenue.
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NE sG 7 Z s T IN 3 H Z HFF'

s x; Ssb sssoss
jos; y. 1AkNks, n. D., surgeon General,
JOS. lilly, M D., Georgetown.
THOs; MILLER: n. p. street. Warrington.
sohNsT5E D. M Hss Ssn avenue
GRAFTON TYLER, d. D., Georgetown.
II. HOWARD. u, d.. streAf
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ny GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionetrs.

VtLUABLETwOs STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT. WITH BASEMENT FRONTING on g
e1REET NORTH, BETWEEN IITH AND
TION.
On FRIDAY, the 3Oth instant, at 4 e'slock D.
m We shall sell, on the premises part Lot No :
ID Sdu.r No. SIS. having IL feet finch front run
ming back 9 good oepth with the inproveme ats,
with lne basement, having fine saloon parlors
dining-rooms bed chambers. and vide hall. and
being on the square Of ground conte m plated for
the new market site.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. IL notes lea ine Interest and seemed NV
sdeed OF trust on the premises All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
BIO. down the day of sale.
no25-d GREEN WILLIAMS, aucts
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
ATAUCTlON
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov 2sth st %
clock, will self At my auction store No ITa
Bridge street, intide store, general asssrtnsut
Of BOus hold Furniture
no2s THOs. BOWLING, Aue,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-27
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotiopeer..
SALE


By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. made in the cause OF
Gooding Broad water VS.. Faunce ct al, No 40
equity Docket will offer at auction, on FRI.
DAY, tie 9TH day of December next, on the
premises, at 1 o clock . m. that yaluah proper
y in ashfngtOn, known ss lot three. 81 uare
FIVE hundred and four, GOD improved by fsur-
stery Brick House, fronting on p street south be.
tween 41s and 9th streets west
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, aud the residue in two equal
install ents, at six and twelve months. with in
tereet, to be occurred by approved notes AND re-
serve lien. The terms of sale must be complied
with in one week after sale. or the property may
be Iesold at the risk ana cost Of the
after one week . notice. Stamps and convey apcipg
at the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER s. cox, Trustee.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad n ails, Enlarged Joints
warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c,
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist va Penn. av.. between * and 9Th
streets Ofhce hours from IN. te5p M,
and to =. m.
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NJ THE CACTUS CIGARS.
NIANUfACTURED EXCLUSIVELY, AMI
ROOsE 4 CHANDLER,

MAsgrAGsftGshihSS f EzS SlSsES; AND
RoOsE 4 CHANDLEK.
are for sale. wholesale and retail BY
a. Willard. % sna & S. aSosf Ho,.,, ,Da.,
W. Z. CHANDLEE'S
Cigar store, under Ebbitt House, corner and
We ssIl the special attention Of dealers to these
ClGABe, a. they are undoubtedly the finest in
and - Sasisd a very small advances on S cost
M''HA ''' aSSaA eo, ssss,. oo,,,,,
1A'r'r' 'z.Hi III kf f;ssis;f sSs King Place.
mes Cor. Vernon, ave and 18th It.
GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES.
Locust Mountain. Chestnut, sY.1.
Do Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
BslthimoTe Company Stove, Do. Egg. Do. Fur
niss on bum Stove " 3D. Egg very superior e..
IsiisA Foundry, sss, ASH
RiaSPa v xi1e; si To- b ead E ss $685.
OAK ana PINE W6oD. Of the very best qaality,
Nov l. The time for families to put in their win.
Orders viii o. received at Cur ONCE. 4Ss 9th
street, between e and Q, at 9Tr wharf, At foot
81 no is ii 4ss 9th s.!..t, Between and r.
RLANkKTs-Rsd, Blus, Grey, White ..d other
Linen and Cotton BED SPREADS,
TABLE CLOTHS, TOWBLING, &C., cheaper
zBAMsONy,
no 8 I'm sos ninth street.
I UMBERl LUMBERlI
1000 feet Of Virginia Pine JOist. from 20 to 30
90 .1p feet Eastern Shore Virginia Pine spruce
and Hsmiock Joist, from II TO % feet, snd different
1000 Cypress Shingles. tsimmons 4 Davis No.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
saps
prime select aud seoonds seasoned
2Oo,OO feet "A White Pine Cuilinae
lf0.O0o feet Yellow Pine Dreseed Flooring
25.no0 feet a. and So Carotins Flooring
Oak, Ash and W Alnut Plank
Together With general assortment on All kinds
81 Lumber usually kept In . Lunoer Yard All Of
JOB q }. LIRBBf.
Once, No. 81 Water street..
no elm Georgetown. ID. q.
CLoOKs CLUOKsi CLOCKS ~ have re-
Yanhse OLOuKs, CLOCK and WArUH MA. ~
TRRIALs, WATCHES and yEWGLRY
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ALEXANDRIA IrEss-From the AIsxandri

ALEXANDRIA ITEss.-From the Alexandri
Journal OF yesterday We clip the following
On Saturday evening last, as Officer Padgett
was at our city market al the stall OF Mr.. Hol-
land, buying his Sunday supplies, he Incau-
uously laid his pocket-book, containing some
valuable papers and about S12 in cash, upon
the bench, while be stepped near the light to
examine nifty cent note of peculiar appear
ance, when negro boy by the name of Frank
Williams took IL unto himself, and now reaps
the bitter fruits of his crime in the county jail
The pocket-bOok and contents have not vet
been recovered.
AS the carriage and team Of Major Hough
were standing IN front OF Mr.. Arnolds hat
store this morning, the horses took fright and
started of at rapid rate, rushing around the
market square in the neigh borhood OF Mr. sam
uel Tennesson, on Cameron street, where their
progress was arrested; not, however, until one
OF the wheels was smashed mp, and one OF the
horses severely injured by coming In contact
with one of the buildings IN that locality.
Lieut. Shields, of the regular army mas re-
ceiyed the appointment OF q uartermaster for
the Freedmen's Bureau in this district, with
the rank of captain. and has entered upon the
discharge OF the duties thereof.
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RY GRlIH q WILLIAMS, Auctiouee..
TRUSTEES SALE.
Az ExoILLkHT nTw0ssrORY FRAME
MAINLAND AVENUE EAST, BETWREN

aotsk. OF sfK ROOMS. sIfTuArip1 o os
5TH AND sTH srkKETs EAST. AN
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date Nay
18th, A. y. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber e.
n. a., No: II, folio SIS. &C., one Of the Land
Records for Warrington County, ID. G., will sell
FRIDAY, November the SOsh, at four clock D
m Lot numbered Is, according 10 VIM. B. TOdd's
Subdivision Of square numbered s93, I'm proved by
q nearly new two story Frame House; lot 70 feet
front by ITO deep.
payments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
secured by deed OF trust. Terms 10 be complied
with within hye days after the sale, other the
property will be reeold after three insertions in
the Evening Star, et the risk md cost of default
time OF sale; and conseysncing and stamps ct cost
GEORGE C. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale, we will sell.
without reserve, Tor cash, Lot -, in VIM. ID. TOdds
subdivision Of square No. sss.
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MARRIE

PENNIES can be had IN auy quantities at the
Star Office counter
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CLOOKsI CLOoKsi CLOCKS ~ have re.
Y.rsss GLoTK = CLOCK end ~ArUa Ma
TERIALs, WATCHES and yEWHbRY
j. RoBINSONs, ~
343 Pa ayeuus. -
no In opposite Metro olitan Hotel.
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RUMPJS ABOUT A kIITES.-A few DAYS
since MI. j., residing on 1 street, between 4ih
and 9Th streets. received by express rom his
former home kitten. a great faVorite with his
little ia Ughter. The box containing the kitten
came safely 10 hand and reached Mr. 7 AZ mis-
once. who, at the close OF his DAYS labor
started with puss for his home On reaching
l street he met a friend and while conyersing
with him kitty got out of the box and fouud its
way 20 little CARL sitting on a door stoop near
by. Mr., j. told the girl that il was his kitten
and finally took IL away from her ana started
towards his home, the child also claiming il
a. her own. The girl, however, immedIateIy
told her father what had happened, and be
started after Mr.. j.. shouting to him .sYou're
pretty man 70 steal child's kitten" Mr. J.
denied that he stole the kitten, and stated how
be came by "a. This would Mt do, and finally
ne agreed TO 20 back and satisfy the child that
a. was not hers. The child insisted that IL be-
lOnged 10 her, and Mr.. J. was equally sure
that II belonged TO his little child, he knew il
by the peculiar wave Of its tail when fondled
i he dispute was now no nearer a settlement
than before, and after some angry words the
parties prepared TO settle the ownership by ifs
ticufs. The mother of the little girl who had
during this time, been conversing with neigh
Dor over the back fence hearing the noise made
by the combatants Fastening to the scene sal
her little chIlds cat near the stove and picked
II up. On reaching the front door there were
the two men with their coats of ready for the
Tray. Immediately on seeing he kitten in the
iady's arms there wac change of coun tenance
and an examination was 81 once had when il
was found that both kittens were marked in
shake of tail. The two belligerents tnereupon
shook hands amid the laughter of the neigh
bors and Dir. J. started for home with his Kit.
ten.