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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19
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NIT $3.50 borans te5ablt.
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xab f4esfe Y7ittei CUR uassrisnSaaa ssa Gsas usS isasea,
no lie III hat<a Ese. hasa searanat neroea.
soeun tie stamea srn lia.ssl6re;sers ~t'nseiaass irsees,
{sItsu lie ssatia sefdrisbsa ietn, aas sss gsfams.e 'aass
nns Staat ssuau Iss siGsis ~aa8e3eben nersea.
g5ena elite 3s;tuas spn sinsu, 9efaa. al Elm anesres
ysr(est re.hea isu, f. ,aub intasr aud bas gcfaus anss'
seten nerben, .p sts 3etuas frahsr ~emPfanata unsts.
gEenn Ssn1aaS fsia Siats niat ress.!aaBis emsfdnst
rssr I'D, auf tresnb cine Irt Seller e;aidleiaea, " ioate
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nadridtist rersen.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19
Ser y@amberer" uacb Gurppa.

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u@anperer" mad europa, uno mir MAIDEN bic
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IL, einen ununtertru6easn gsrfebr nit teaiel>
ben su unterbalsn uns fe iiber bic 3utante
bisles 2anees su uuterri9ten, bsisr ais es bwrd
8riefueditl seideben tSnnte.
8%eiitmher 4gent: |"s
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sefeuunsea, gre!e &c. fas iu ~aereiFrea: 1.A.
CIV AN
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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LATE KILOGRAMS, DC.

The testimony Of FIVE Witnesses was given for
The prosecution in the McFarlandtr trial vester-
day, all TO show that the accused was addicted
TO intoxicatiou, and that he had made several
threats to shoot Richardson. The prosecution
announced that il would close In two days at the
farthest. After the adjournment Mr.. Graham
made some disparaging remarks 20 J Judge DAVIS
and personal encounter between the two came
very near taking place.
AnaTch Of the new Metropolitan railway under
the northern end of Blackfriars Bridge, London,
gave way yesterday. The men were at work in
The tunnel at the time and twelve were buried
in the ruins All OF them were taken out alive,
but seven were badly if not fatally injured and
the others were slightly bruised. Two have since
died in the hospital.
The Spanish authorities in Havana delivered
mp the steamsr Lloyd Aspinwal YESTERDAY. The
captain refused to accept the steamer, claiming
an Indemnity OF 800 for every day of the deten-
ton. The consul general of the United States
at last accepted the steamer from the govern
ment, and hoisted the American flag on board.
In the investigation into alleged frauds in the
inspectors Department of the Custom House in
New York, it is understood that evidence has
been adduced justifying the dismissal OF ten or
twelve inspectors for receiving brides.
In Richmond yesterday afternoon all the city
property in his possession was surrendered by
Mayor Chahoon to Mayor EIlyson, in accor-
dance with the decision of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals
Collector Patterson has received instructions
session OF all property sold in Memphis here
curing the war taxes and afterwards redeliyer-
cd. Millions are involved in it.
Charles Buxton, NJ. p, was shot at in London
Yesterday afternoon by his secretary, but not
hurt. His assailant, whose name is White, i'm
mediatey fed, and has not vet been arrested.
There is little doubt that he was insane.
The Coroner's jury returned a verdict that
David O'Day was killed by Philip Cooney in
self-defence in New York. The latter was
therefore discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-30

Is 1T f'NCLGAR To WORK 1.-The New York
Star complains Of a numerous class of persons
emOng US who have got il into their heads tn at
il - vulgar to work. The editor thinks il l. a
question which should occupy the thought of four
law-glyers, our refOTmers and all honest men
how this terrible growth of idleness and
scOrn of honest labor NAV be blessed. Respect
for labor must be inculcated i'm the minds
of the young. As have said. about half
the world endeavOrs to live without it; and of
those who do work, il i safe to say that half
do 50 only from necessity, and not from the con-
victiOn that work Il honorable and idleneSs de-
grading. They work merely to live, and strive
10 win wealth that at some day they NAV turn
their backs upon the degradation of labor.
There II no gospel more needy of preachers than
the gospel of labor. The pulpit, the platform
the press, the school, and, above all, the house
hold. should be made places in which the digni-
" OF labor il constantly taught. Parents should
lear IN mind that they lchO educate cAiLd 10 idle
ness, educate az to CRIME.
Further on, we are told il Is one of the mis-
cries Of our land that the apprentice system is
diving out The few masters who will take al-
Irentces (the Star Says) find it difficult to OBJ
tain them Boys consider themselves too inc
TO learn trades. - Mechanic has a vulgar
sound TO the ears OF Young America. The mas
ter mechanic has hardly a response to his adj
veTtiSCment for bright, capable boys to learn a
trade, which, once acquired, is sure to afford
steady employment and comfortable wages;
while lawyers and brokers offices are besieged
by hundreds who must work for wears for nit
lance, with little hope of advancement and no
hope OF learning business on which they can
rely Tor even "A decent support.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

oPrtnce GeorReb county, sittins - . Curt OF
which jasper n. yackson. May j. JaoS "on and ID
Henry g. Barclay aud others, defendants, ana S1 sn
u. osr Il puoiis : s.e % ss ~.
sss 49, /: il iSs s
fair day the real estate OF which isrs,i
n. Jackson late Of said county, died seized and Boz
:ssssd CONSISTING Of Farm tract Of land sit1sts
mount nope," containing
2ll ACRES OF LAND,
e. tmore or less)
This Farm ID desirably located in Q GOOD neishbor
hood, adlons the MARYLAND Agriculture COLLEGE the
estate Of Robert Clarke ana others-is about three
miles from 1ladensburg, asd one and quarter niles
Branch at the Baltimore end Ohio Railroad and
about eight or nine miles from Washington city
The location 70 high and healthy. The improvements
Carriage House. Blacksmft Shop, and other nsces-
sery outbrildines: There l. also it fine orchard
adapted TO the growth Of the usual products of the
County. Above fifty acres Of this land il in wood
and nfty in meadow; the balance Of the farm ia
arable land. hns Opportunity h presented for
Terms Of sale One third cash. on the ratification
Of the sale BY the Court, $40 Of which II TO be paid
equal annual imens Of one asd two yssrs from
o., dsis ss sS ss;
y ss 81 a1
whole purchase money the TTpstssl viii convey to
shs sS o. pseas,sS. sas m free
chaser. SAMUEL W. wd al Tra.tes,.
E.P. GOODMAN, Auctioaser, sPss G.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS-.
Conclusion Yesterdays Proeeeainss.

SENATE--After our report closed
The House bill To authorize the corporate ar
liberties OF Georgetown, ID. c., to pave and i'm
prove the street, thereof, was passed and the
Senate bill fer the same purpose was indefinite
" postponed.
fhe bill 10 incorporate the Zooloeieal Society
OF " aShingtOn was passed, the third and sixth
sections being struck out; also the part allowing
wire material 10 be imported free
Tie bill 20 establish National Institute of
ApFncd Sciences coming up,
MT. sumner said II had a very large name for
what he feared was a very small affair. He sug
geSted that ii could come in under the general
incorporation law, and on his motion il was in
definitely postponed.
The Senate then, At p. m, went into execu-
live session, and after some time spent therein
adjourned.
Hot SE.-After our report closed
Senate bill TO incorporate the New Era Print
ing and Publishing Company OF Washington
was referred to the Committee on District of
COlumhia-
Senate bin TO fx the salary of tho bailiff of
the Court OF Claims was referred TO the Com
mittee or Appropriations
Senate Joint resolution authorizing the Secre-
fary IF War 20 take charge of the national Gem
pteries at Gettysburg and Antietam was referred
10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
Senate bill to exempt charitable institution.
from TAXATION was referred to the WAYS and
Means Committee.
Senate bill to incorporate the Metr ,politan
Presbyterian Church of Washington was re-
ferred 20 the Committee on the District OF Co
lumbia.
The Speaker announced a. the Conference
Committee on the part OF the House on the
Washington Market House bill, Gessrs- Tanner
IN W Logan, III, and Van Wyck, IN. "
Messrs. Knott, (ky-l Orth, (Ind. } and Rogers
Dark y were appointed the Conference Commit
tee on the Hot Springs reservation bill.
The House then, at $50, took a recess to meet
in Committee Of the Whole on the tariff bill at
O'Clock.
At the evening session, the House reassembled
in Committee of the Whole at p. IN, on the
tariff bill.
The following paragraph On all iron or
steel wire rope, or twisted ties made OF wire not
less than number sixteen wire gauge, five cents
Per pound; made of wire less than number six
teen and not less than number twenty-five wire
gauge, six cents per pound; made OF wire less
than number twenty-five wire gauge, seven
cents per pound. was, motion OF Mr..
Schenck, from the committee, amended by
striking out the words, "Or twisted ties" that
aIticle having already been provided for in the
bill.
Mr. Allison Uows) moved to amend by
striking out fiye, sit, and seven, aud insert two
and "A half, three and a half, and four respec-
fiyely, and in addition thereto twenty per
CeBtum ad valOrem- Agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. BENJAMIN, (MO.,) the COM
mittee rose, and the House, at 10 minutes past
10 O'Clock, adjourned.
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THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

At an Orphans Court, held for Baltimore city, IN
the Oourt House, In the city Of Baltimore. on the
twenty -hst Gay OF April In the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Pretent:-isa'ah Balderston, Thomas Bond Boil
Among other Proceedings were the following.
IN Batisnore cry, Orph4ss cssvs. sssh I,,L
,s!o;0Qn application By the ps-.don q =; =. !.
Baltimore city, deceased it 70 ordered By the Or
phans Court for said city q 1t the said Adminis-
traitor be- and be is hereby authorized and directed
newspapers publ. respectively, in the city q
Washington, ID. c., and In the county al somex,sf
Md. each twice week for the space Of four yea
notice all parties interested the distr ibnfSrs
Of the estate o. aid samuel COLLIER decesssd com
the first day Of June, A. D.. eighteen 6un6rcS 80
seventy 10 suthentcafe their claims 10 dstriSutive
shares OF eaid estate In pursuance OF Art a. sec
las, 81 the Code Of General Laws Of Marylsnd
lSieneo1 lS. DALDERsTON,
fHO8. BOYD.
B0LIvBR ID. DANIELS.
In Testimony that the aforeGoinr IL 4 true cory
sken from enc OF the records Of the proceedings q
herewith mbssribe my name and ,alax the seal
q the aid Court this twenty nth day az
lsfAL1 April, in the year Of oar Lord sfghteen
rs.,. hundred and ssys9ty ,powv
.psi..4.Av Register q VII. ior s.lsiaSrs city.
NOrlCR.-Ladies dssirins 70 have theft own -
onSEss Dr.: 1 sS ,s ss s siS' =
Drss.nsiins SssSSiis1 nsst q = IS. BoSAvffR5ESS
IL OF Pa. south side, over Isncy Store aloSU
WnE BINoY 0RlAf lENIDY, VIA FU01 ~
y 1Scd f3ySAst 8 yeaiedvl CuFss ioe
s;oAtvKBf rom. As. llsS fnas5ivssis ssc
$50 RF.
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DIED.

MORAN. On the morning of the 9Oth instant A
toct g. HARRY CLAY, aged years. youngest
spn 81 hos NJ and Carrie Moran.
The funeral Will take place to morrow, at clock
Il m
PURDY. Saturday, at : O'Clock. after lingering
illness Of weeks, ARTHUR PURDY, AGED year
Purdy "
His funeral will take place Monday AT 2 O'Clock
from the residence Of BIS parents 919 street. be
tween I'm and nth The relatives and friends are
speCtfuily invited to attend.
MAJ Rf Persisted BY the calamity at the state
capitol IN Richmond, Va. ROBERT III. MAURY
iT,, son Of the late JnO. W. Marry, Of this cIty
Orlei weeping o 81 80 many hearts thus suddenly
tereftis like the suit that breaks upon q des
Slate shore after the fury of the storm is spent
mere come To US but misty sense of the terrible
woe v hich befel Richmond on that bright day of
Nernal beauty, hushiDg IL busy hum. closing its
Jlarfs 81 trade, ana shadowng mOurnfully hundreds
g homes, where either the dead OF dying Law .
Uniting IN tn general lAmentation which goes our
over the land, We feel distinct sympathy for one
noble lie that fell a sacrihce-the manly attributes
and gTaces, the intelligent mind the frank and gen
erous nature,
May He who hath taken away" send peace to
that Young widowed heart refusing 20 be com
fOIted, In the promise that beyond this world az
fribuiatiOn there Is inheritance Of eternal 10Y
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

n::M By virtue of q mortgage from R.rtho.
low and wife to Matthias Linthicum dated July Isl
1901, and recorded among the Land Records az
Prince Georges county, the subscriber will oSer NJ
public sale on the premises, on TUESDAY. May 5.
iSO at O'Clock m, that beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT known As "Y arrow" or "Riversdsie," sn
which J. r. Bartholow now resides, adjoining the
binding or the railroad and turnpike leading TO
Warrington. 1t contains log acres, more or less
has been highlyi improved by the present owner,
having thereon two new and beautiful DWELL
Barn, Stable, Corn House, Poultry House, HAY
Barrack 60xs0 feet, and beautiful Lawn excels ANY
thousand dollars have been expended in the pur,
chase improving, and identifying 1t. 1t s situated
line, and one mile from Bl,densburg, of which il
Commands q IuIl View further description is not
deemed necessary, those desiring to haze ara
requested to call and examine the premises
Terms; One halt cash; balance In aud Il months
MATTHIAS LINIHICUM. Mortgages;
49, Or, d. BAENON, Attorney,
uplJt ID 81 ST. Paul Raltimnra
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RYwm l.. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Stores No 900 & 9O2 Penn ay cor 9th st

stores No. 900 S02 Penn. av., cor. 9th st.
CHAECERY sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sfREET MksF AND }k sfREEF Moth or hSTH
SBs6Sh asSsssSS SR GEN B 81 81 KNOWN AS
r. BY virtue OF a decree passed March 8, 1870,
E%S by the Supreme Conrt of the district OF Co
coran vs. henry S ponsas. ' et s NO. 1873
equity docket No Of said court, the subscriber ms
on l0s Ssf
nay, A. d $50 at O'Clock p. m, in front of the
BsiSs Of Rssss or Of ground
That lot, piece or MARCEL Of ground situate lying
and being in the tso hundred and
deshaed No ye en- 55s sD sy the On, an@
said square, beginning for the iinos thereof ar tbs
north the line Of 18th street West fory rSnh,nE
then due east one hundred and two twelfths 100 ri
line OF said lot numbered four W due south forty aoj
feet to the north side Of north street and thence
containing COG SQUARE feet and inches Of
Gel Of ground designated by ''I the number I
the lots st sou of Of
dred aid twenty three t2l3 in the said city as the
in said city beginning fer the iinss thspeof arfS
nnp 1Gm the southwest corner Of said square
due north ten iio feet; then due east one hundred
and two twelfths 100 i2 feet to the line Of lot num-
% ten o ne feet to q the St ne IF T
numbered five $50 thence with line of lot numbered
the beginning, Containing ,OOl square feet and 4
square inches Of ground, with all the buildings i'm,
Proyenents, rights and appurtenances TO the said
This property is most eligibly situated at the cor
ner OF 18th street west and north streets
partment.
Terms OF sale: One third cash the residue in three
equal instruments of third each, for which notes
are to be given payable respectively g. 70 and II
months from day Of sale with from said date
The title will be reserved till full purchase money
be paid. Settlement to be made within DAYS from
day OF sale otherwise sale will be had at the risk
down at the fall Of the hammer P"
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee
ap-Staw3w kep. ] Nm. l.. WALL a 90 kucts
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.

Rf wM. l.. WALL CO., Auctfonaers
n New Marble Building. No. 800 and eo2,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsyl AHA ayenue
FIRST GRAND SPRING PAWNRROErp,s
SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIE oT
MkSSRs. 5. GOLDSTEIS CO., AT AUG
IN On SATURDAY MORNING. April sp,b.
efaE' mmene'ng at 10 O'Clock, AMI EVENING at
0lkS81 clock, and to continue until ali are soit
ill sell on the first floor of eur spacious SALE
rooms large lot Of unredeemed pledges being ths
entire stock Of Messrs s. Goldstein Co. removed
to our store for convenience Of sale. comprising-
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, such as JuJas lar
sODsen. English and Swiss, plain and with Dia-
mond Sets, American Watches
Solid Gold Chains 81 all descriptions
Diamond Pins and Rings
Jewciry 81 every description
silver W ARE, Opera Glasses
Guns. Pistols, Revolvers
Musical Instruments, among which are q few very
Fine old yfolips
With other articles, which unnecessary to
mention.
We call special attention to the above sale as all
goods will be guaranteed as represented or the
s. GOLDSTEIN 4 co, Pawnbrokers.
apH W. l.. WALL d CO., Aucts
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MAR RlED.

BRsNNAS-WAI. On wednesday April 9th,
- Trinity Church. New York city. by the Rev Dr.
Morg Div, u. D, Rreyet Mayor General JOHN
NJ. REASNAN, United states army , t. Mis- EVE
Ga.
fLEET-GREEN. On the 2sth inst o.. by the Rev.
hr- AndGrson EnBERT FLEET, of this city. to
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeera
II Southeast corner Seventh and d sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.

~ AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF Q deed Of trust BEARING date
TIE nth nth January, lsSs, and duly recorded in
iiber and r. No. s. folio il2, and By direction Of
the parties secured thereby I will sell ct public
la0, at O'Clock eli that parcel OF ground be-
ing the east . feet Of lot No a. according to D9v
same on the northeast corner Of said lot No. ~
thence running west feet, thence north 20 feet 20
u teet, thence south 80 feet to the beginning ''
Terms Of sale: One half cash: balance in and II
the property. elco down when the properly is
struck on Stamps and conveyancing ct cost Of
within nve day. from day Of sale, the Trustee re-
cost. p Al DARSEIIIS Trnsxx sno
sph-dts GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auct:.
1.-THE ABOyEs SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
sA NJ I'D May IN, same hour and place.
apS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MApAME LA CHAPELLES FENALR r1LLe
w Il the great and infAIlible remedy for ali TE
MALE COMPLAINTS, such q Exosssive. Am
presssa Painful Menstruation. They never fsii &
rennose al oestTgctions Of the monthlv rsricS
Agent-Z- d. GILMAN, Druggist, 63J Rsnnsyivs-
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Try WIN. l.. WALL & CO. Aucfioneers,
- 49, New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902, southeast cor Pa ave and 9th NJ

%. New Marble Building,
NOS SUI AID 9O2, southeast Pa ave and 9th At
GEEA AEiIASs SALE Of VALUABLE REAL
LsIATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
"a The undersigned guardian of the minor
Es. children Of William McDermott deceased in
e.!.Pursuasce Of adecree of the Orphans Court
OF the District OF Columbia, passed on the 18th day
march, A. ID. 1870, and which was duly ratified by
Inc supreme Court of the District of Columbia on
Tie ZOth day OF April, A. ID. 1870, will, on THURS
DAY the Eth day of May, A. d. 1870, at the hour of
3,s clock p m, In front Of the premises sell ali
me right, lie interest and claim Of the said minor
NO lo5, In the city Of Washington, District OF Co
lumbia, being the west 81 feet Of said lot, the
same fronting y feet on the south line of north
street, between 18th and 10Th streets, and running
back south Of an equal width between parallel lines
to the rear line Of said lot And at the same time
will sell all OF the undersigneds individual right
title, interest and estate in and the same pron
erty. The said lot Of ground is improved by large
and comm odious Brick Dwelling, and is located In
one OF the most desirable localities Of the city
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue in two
ser viii be required, payable one in six months and
SALE and on the payment Of the last note deed of
conveyance will be given. All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. And the un-
dersgned reserves the right, in OF default on
The part OF the purchaser to comply with tie terms
OF sale within hye days from day OF SALE to resell
said premises at the cost and risk Of said defautino
purchase Slss will be required when the prop:
JESSIE McDERM0TT,. Guardian.
apps cow TRepublicanI Auctionecrs.