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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
Keep the Blood Healthy
YELLOW DOCK
Sarsaparilla.

Contains more Of the pure Honduras sarsa
pArilla than any other preparation extant, which
lie che nlcslly coubinsd with the extract Of YET
low Do,k and the extract of Wild Cherry thus
making the remedy more thoroughly efficient
than any other S.rsapsriIs before the public.
At the cane time it is perfectly free from all
mineral poisons, which cannot be said of any
other SArsaparilla compound.
It'll now put in the largest bottles, and is az
knoyledsed TO be the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
METEOROLOGICAL OBJ ELEVATIONS.

Rock ISLAND ARSENAL, ILL.
Week ending Oct, II. p m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

These Heels are designed TO entirely counteract the
expensive and annoying habit Of running the harls
down They can be attached TO any boots or shoe.
new or old whether worn by men, women or child.
rem. BY their use the heels are kept straight the
ankles strengthened repairs saved neatnes secured
and durability IF boots greatly increased. ~
pair and you win never do without them. Manu-
factured solely by the REVERSIBLE BOUT-HEEL
CO. of Providence, r. l., and for sale by shoe deal
ers generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
SUSPICIOUS CASE.

Alleged Malpractice by a PhysicianL
somewhat suspicious case was yesterday morn.
ing brought to the notice OF Coroner keenan, by DR..
Bergold, OF 1853 Delaney street. Anna Livingston.
o good-looKlng GIRL twenty years Of age. living at
n Suffolk street, gave birth to stubborn child,
under circumstances which indicated foul play.
Anna stated that in September or october last she
was recommended TO call ON DR.. Kemp, whose Of
fee she believes il in Twenty-third street, near
Seventh avenue, for consultation. After an inter-
view the Doctor thought he could accomplish The
desired result for the small sum OF $40, hall OF
which amount he was 10 refund In case
OF failure. Anna called on DIR. Kemp the day
following by request and received an electric shock.
The means resOrted to faled, and Dr. Kemp good
as his word returned IS to his unfortunate patient,
who thereupon left and did not visit him again.
DR.. Bergod, as well as Deputy Coroner Wooster
Beach and Joseph Cusnman, who saw Anna Living
stOn were OF the opinion that the alleged malprac-
tice OF DR.. Kemp, committed several months ago,
had nothing Whatever to do with nastenlng the pre-
mature birth. The case was submitted TO the jury,
who found that the child was Stubborn, but added
their belief that In September or october last De
Kemp attempted 70 commit an abortion v on aS,
ceasGd's mother. For this attempt coroner keenan,
issued a warrant for Dr. Kemps arrest ana pincSu
1t In the hands OF Detective walker, Oh tne in"'
teenth precinct ',-s,ss.-- ,. sNtst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
COLUuBIA COLLEGE.

fhe students Semi-Annua" was duly cele.
brated i,sss night at the Academy OF Music. The
music. under Che direction OF q. S. GrafaIla, con-
sisted Of seIeStiens from Verdi, Wagner, Strauss,
Rossni and Belltni The addresses, according 10
The programme, were oy H. Duncan Wood senior
Presidentl, W. 4. Ha1esne, c. Z, Edgerton; > g.
MACK enzie, W. BabcocK, ~; u, G. Qemrle, $.
Tenney and +. Mccain. Without making any in.
vidious dstincrioD 1t may be noted that the address
OF Mr.. Asnmore won special favor by clearly deGn.
ing the true objects OF collegiate Sducatlon, ex-
planning what constitutes University properly so
called and vigorously defending Columbia College
against the very serious charges OF having lowered
ltS traditional high standard OF scholarship and
granting peculiar privileges TO ricn mems sons.
These charges were triumphanuy refuted by the
younN orator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
FATAL ELEVATOR CASUALTY.
1Yercl,auts Censurcd.

An inquest was held yesterday at the City Hall By
Coroner Herman IN the case Of Mr.. julius Adler:
the German, who was killed by being crushed by an
elevator IN the store OF Messrs Rindsko, Brothers
3 Co. 70 walker street, on the 10Th inst Deceased
was in the employ OF the merchants and on the
Hav named having business on the top floor OF the
store Jumped on the elevator, which he endeavOred
f6 manage, but was unable to do So Becoming
alarmed Adler attempted TO Jump on put was
ooars and terribly crushed, so that he died IN few
minutes afterwards 1t appeared from the testl-
Inony that there was no guard or protection about
the elevator for the prevention or accidents. In
their verdict the jury censured Messrs. Rndskon
brothers Go. tor not having proper guards around
shoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
NOT A HOMICIDE,

Charles y. Horton, slckly lad, seven years OF
age, died at the residence OF his parents. 152 Su
van street, as was alleged from the eflects Of in
yurles caused by beng kicked by another boy,
named Henry Levitt, last FRIDAY afternoon. An In
,estgaIloh before Coroner Young, however, showed
playing mop scotchu He nry accidentally struck de.
ceased, VINO was suffering from spinal disease in
.ne nack WIN MS knee. RUS may nave accelerated
ueatn put the father or dect aSed seemed fully sat
lsneu there was no intent 70 inure his son and re-
questcd Henrys discharge fro m custody, which was
accordingly done by Cor 0ner g. Dung.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
THE END OF A JOKE.

John H. stevens, OF 24e Mott street, and Louis W.
Fish, of 81 East Twenty-nrst street. on Sunday
night were in liquor saloon in Wooster street, Inn
blbing While there stevens charges that Fish stole
brcastpin from ms Shirt valued az $50. Fish was
arrested by Oniccr Henderson and admitted TAX
Ing the pin but claimed t was only IN q Joke. Upon
beng arrnirrcd hckOre Justice Cox at Jefferson
iault Of $500 ball for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

ease on BOARD the vessel; the men were treated for
ILL USAGE ON BOARD
although they were suffering from typhoid FEVER;
several parties in the hospital contracted the dis
an@ d nes,on snS is
cause Of MS removal; thought that the last change
6nce5 was created on account Of political pre-.
ton was at present conducted on partisan GROUNDS;
influences were brought to bear to
MAKE PARTIES VOTE. -.
as a body, In one way as directed; conceded with
Dr. Kings opinion in reference 10 the disposal Of
the surplus land belonging to the institution; streets
ought to be opened through the Retreat property;
the institution and have spread in the vicinity; w.t.
ness Thought that the institution was not suited for
hospital purposes; IL had bad ventilation and mar
bored infections he spoke from his own knowedge;
The law Of the State was that the Seamen's Retreat
should admit no contagious diseases; the seamen
when sick OF yellow fever or other contagious DIS
and mixed Unfortunately with the passengers
and had more than once ~ sEs
COMMUNICATED THE fSrEcfioH;
by law the governfneQs of the United states taxes
charge OF the sick seamen; he thought that tne
general government as II took care OF its sailors In
all other ports, should 10 so Ia New YORK; thought
that the Seamen's Retreat could be
ENTIRELY ABOLISHED, -. 4.
several house physicians died IN consequence y,
contracting contagious diseases in the instituugn
ever since he sad known anything az apou' '"'
TESTIMONY OF q. y. THOMfsoN., houso
George f. Thompson, q seaman's boarding nous n
keeper desea mat IN e c case "a nome IN ner
deavOred to get permit TO Benevme ca AN order
were unable to do so; witness nnany svs sip,tted
from Pentz q Minor and the men weIe aunn n"ov
those men mad renularly paid their hospital money
when witness went 10 the secretary AZ ou op ..I
had the books before him and would nave u'sco'ere"
'-"' FULLY ENTITLED TO ADMISSION;
the reason ASSIGNED for their reIusal was 'na' 'ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

The Candidate Of tho Labor Reformers.
From the Ohio Statesman (democratic), Feb. 24.l
Mr.. Justice Davis. the candidate OF the labor re-
formers the Justice OF the supreme Court OF the
United states who delivered the opinion OF that
tribunal opening the doors of the Ohio Pententiary
to L. T. Mllligan oil Indiana, wrOngfully imprisoned
under sentence Of lie by Of StantOns military
courts martial. Judge Davis 0Osened the grip Of
the petty tyrant Burnside ON the Chicago Times IN
1868. lie believes IN the constitution, and would
undoubtedly make short work OF the military rule
OF Grant at the South should the question come
haf0rp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

The Labor Reformcrs and the New De-
pnrturists.
From the Chicago Republican republican,, FEB.
24.]
There Is every prospect OF an agreement be-
tween the republican aud labor reform parties, IN
all the New England States, ana also In Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Illinois ana Otner Western and in
whatever Southern states the latter has any
strength. Enunciating the sentiments it does, we
do not see how this new party can coalesce with
those who denOunce Its platform and derlde Its can
didate, as do the democracy and the new departur'
lists.
Another thing concerning the doings of this LABOR
Convention which Is gall and worm God to the new
departurists 49, that scarcely one OF those great
leaders In the "'pOssum" movement were even
named as candidates before the Convention. 1t IS
true that Mr.. Gratz Browns name was forced into
the convention on the second formal ballot by some
indiscreet friend, and received the doubtful compile
ment Of fourteen votes, probably those OF the dele
gates from hls own State; and this In view OF the
fact mat this gentleman had touter' IN the field
to herald his claims and instruct the ''skned labor
ers.n 1t will be seen that the new departure"
has made o wretcheu showing among the tntellt-
gent mechanics ana "skted labOrers' in cOnven.
ton assembled. There were none or them $50 poor
as to do 1t reverence This Is why the whole move
ment is SO utterly distasteu the organs and ad-
yocates OF that movement Indeed, It inhicts an
almost deadly INJURY upon the head or the newly
born infant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
THE SEAl4ENS RETREAT.
Legislative Investigation Into the Alleged
Abuses Of the Institution.

The Concern Not sslfsupporting How the A.
fairs Were Conducted Refusing
to Pay tho Tax-The Troubles Of Poor
Jack Ashore-suggestion and Recon-
dations Of the Board of Trustees
The Institution Eating Itself
Up-Closs Of the Inquiry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02

CRAY. Fec. lst. after s li9ee ing Illness, MARY
,b,loy cd wife Of John h Grey the SIS; year Of
,Funera will take place Tuesday, Sd instant. at 10
O'clock 8. u from her brothers residence, 40 3Ii
9Th street, between and ID, N. r. Relatives and
trends Of 1hr family respectfully invited to at
tend. baltimore sun please copy ]
M IL e. Ia IN of fbs .!n
year OF her age.
CLOCK rom the rsSi!ence Of bsr a.
ISms =, Tanner, aIss street y: W: Friends Of
timore Sun please eopy.l
kBG n Sex l # the Of
The relatives and friends of the family are COR
daily invited to attend MS funeral tomorrow af-
ternoon, Dec. Sd. at O'Clock, from his late resi-
dencs, on street, between 18th ard l4;h, n T.
LITTLE. Or. ALONZo =; LITTLE st Chilli
Dr. Little was we'll and favorabIy known by many
citizens Of the District of Columbia He was e.li-
that adorn the character of q true ana faithful
friend. Virtuous in life, honored in dea h. his loss
mourn his loss.
KOHLkR. Mr. KATRINA KoHLER, aged 70
TIE tSneraI will take place from her da-ghter's
N, to morrow, Tuesday at .. m.
MCGUIRE. PATRICK MCGUIRE, of county
Fsrnsugh. Ireland, en- Dec. list, aged q years.
his fuBer al from the residence Of his parents
2st street, between and N, northwest, at: o'clock
SWAMI. On the LIST instant, BLANCHE, infant
laughter Of W. X and n. J. swami, sged month
and webs.
COMM NICATION,
KING. Departed this life. Nov Is lS-2. near Da-
msscrs; Montgomery county, Md, Dir. NJ IDDLE-
The Subject i the above notice ieaqes sorrowg
widow, with sons and daughters and other kindred,
20 mourn his less. He a kind husband and in
GulCeni father, and his neiFhbors ali bear witness
20 his Kindness Of heart and to his purpose 10 Go
ril hi.
lo tho prisoner is at re5t,
Lishtene Of his ieshy load;
Where tn weary are q, TEST,
He is gathered unto God.
Lo the pain Of life il past,
And his wsrfare now il Ger:
Death and hell behind are cast,
Grief and suffering are no more.
baltimore American please cOpy.I ". b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
THE HEATHER,

Al DEf ARTkENT OgIce CAiSJ Ssg,6l OFtcey,l
WAsHIrG-or, ID. O., Dec. 2, lS12- II q ,S
SHSof SIS FOB PAST TwsNTY-PoUR HOURS
\ he Barometer has risen in the Northwest. and
thence over the upper lakes and southwark to
ennessee with westerly winds, occasional snow
and rain, c.Oudy and Clearing weather. In the
Gull and South Atlantic states, nOrthwesterly
winds and cloudy weather. with Occasional
Eight rain and higher Temperatures have pre-
vailed. On the lower lakes threatening and
warmer weather, with sOuthwSsterly winds oc-
tsslonal hight snow, variable routherly winds
AND cloudy weather are reported from the Cam
sadIan station,
fKoBABi LITIss.-FOr the Northwest and up-
3er lAA,s and thence To Kentucky and Tennes-
&c, AT Al Kansas, clearing and colder weather
w oISs.ionaI ght snow and increasing pres
$50, IN .ae 1ulf and South Atlantic statcs
5otnef.y 10 westerly winds, higher pressures
riondv waPersuIes tomorrow and partly
England, low bsrometers cloudy vsathsr go.
slonal ram and snow, southerly To vss.eriv
NInus and higher temperature in the IsSfer.
Tor the Mlcdle States. occasional light n in
.he Moahiains and northern portions, yy6th-
westerly 10 westerly winds, with partly cionIv
weather For the valley of the ST. Iawrencs
temperature. EASING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
eoyernIneHs Securities.
Markets To-day.

BALI nOEE. Dec 2-OOlGOn dull: low nil
clings, la alstz FlOu- quiet ami ady; prices un
shAT go v heat hrm, red western, Sl55s 81 80.
Corn nrrn aud steady; hite southern, 5s6l yelo "
southern, g t5S; mil I'd western. 81. Oats qIiet
SUt Mn sock scarce; southern, 45a4S. western
mixed, +-a4si do. white, 4ta45. Rye quiet. Hay
rte ~ AID Unchanged Provisions quiet aud I'm
ssAIsed Western butter firm; choice roll q.
Whisky s.ealy,
NEW YrKG. Dec 2 st cks stesdy. Money firm =
God steady, l25S. ENchauge. long, 50; short, 10
SOyCrUmen.s dun bu. strong. Virginia g. a..
new, 81. North Carolina >, IS; new, -
HEw Y0Ek, Dec 2.-ElOuF quiet and unchanged
" heat cut and anc narg d. Corn auil aut steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
AUCTION SALES,
pH LATIAEh q CLkARY,

RY LATIMEk CLEARY,
- An .tionee.s and Seal Estate Brokers,
~ 'D Star e6 osss s sais isn0s and 'i'n o.
II Tax
nhsssACHUsKTTs AvENUE, north TAND
oA saT Tw sbsF5E 0 xsD snss.
s MENT BRI0k DIVE ILISGs. ANDoSE Two
iSS SSffa fhp s II 1sagos Ass9 5hT TM6
JxxEEIFS skc0ND AsD TAiRD STREETS RS
Te6r.srJ 4 n iss2, and 1 dIiy 'S Seesrse S' in
,acor. Ne; s5 folio "a ct seq, one Of the land
GSln%bis and direction q the party :G arsa
sss Fl: TRt # SaH the e s
piefe or 1 At Se,ck =. TIA, oertaia
city o. ia sa b1o sna sens IN the
son Gns G Il w uy
six. 1875 as he ssIne is recorded in the SuryeyoT.
eihce Of said city city, in Subdivision Book IN k"
, no. !, folio go together with the improvements
thercpn. Ano on the same day, at ) O'Clock %,
N also LOT Numbered SIX, Ce,J IN Joseph Essps
huLtred and sixty two s4 a. the s6 !, T rye
ison B Boz oi2Se Of sd Tiy IN s5n
". III the Improvements thereon.
i ne SAFE NIL sonnence with the propsrty first
Of sa YES pays the Debts under the snd eI
This prcDerty vii b. Sold separately or AZ
hoe: as may he DE- eTInined tire time Of sale 30
be o. h best sdvaEtage
Terms of sale: OBeIhiId cas- ~ iof which sIt1must
be paid time Of sss:e and the balance il, cue and
two years, with ten per cent. interest from IKE SeT
Il sale and secured to she -Iaciop OF the
on the premises soit or al cash st opti5a o, pr
chssAr." tNlYeysrci, and recording AT nur-
ghaser's IL the terms of sale are MT com
pii,d with chin six days s.te- day OF sale the
trustee re5cryc> the right to sell after ore .eis
public notice. the risk aud cost of efauItinr sur
theECr: WEI. r. H0I TZMaN Trustee
oo2s dads LATIMEh CLEARH, Aucts.
sI BY CONSENT OF PARTIEs INTEREST
ed, the above sale - hereby I, stpon ed until NON
DAY December y 1872, saE1- hovr and place
VIM. +. HOITZMAN, Trustee
LATIMER & CLEAhY, Aucts
NOyS 2aW2N kendtrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
RY GREEN Z WILLIAMS. Arct,onosr.,
Is No. 1901 north west corner 10Th and ID ~

ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and d s.s
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE QUARRY
tAHPf ASP wWS9HAiRRTER ST9NE Is THE
GifIAAIS iBhTP$E, Along THE BANk OF THE
GK3RGEr6MN;ssfIE 70 TI IkkffT, Ni2 At I
GGhEEE E, 4 WILLIAMS, AgGTi0N ROOMS,
STREETS, WASHINGTON CITY.
Court s. ths pisiTI9t q Columbia; in eSssS sauss
81 Hech G ss & RSSe
h sss Ssy of q
heri A: D; lS72, a. o'clock m all those query
the line of the Ch.sapeake and Ohio Canal, about
and SenS abou $50 IN ths Rs 1T S 0
SIS perches in length, and containing % ceres
And also, st this same time and place, and in con.
nection Herewith, will sell si the unq aarried
sioEe, with the right to aasrry 70 same
Company condemnation, lying Immediately west
rights and privileges to the use Of the bsas Of tie
sAld CANA lor purposes OF transportation, mcre
Iear by reference to the proceedings in above 90
We call the attention Of capitalists sua others TO
the above Quarres, which CONSIST 0f tie best g-.ai
~ Of Blue stone, and which is near cation, easy
Of trans portaiioa 10 ths market;
The 81 lie foundations of ,he United States Capi
toi, as hington Monument, aud othes public build
cross tho Potomac TivoT; ais =, oaF Eii CsDatary
Chapel, and other churches are ALT of tAe ston
from these .uarries.
A plat Of the qusGries can be seen at Srssa VII
h6ms auction Iocms, corner of 10th and ID streets
LUr INV, II, where any ipfornation bs obtained
ANY Pc examine the lusrrlss ky taking
To, rsRs road the road lstding {, cn St orge-
town 10 the Chain bridge.
Terms of sale: Cne-sixth ca q, and fac balance In
thirty equal monthly ueftS, with Interest at thu
rate OF ten per ceDtum sn-.lm from day Of sale
with urity to the stisao .ion OF the Receivers
and lein retained on the property sold or the pur
chsse money can be paid IN cssh or upon IN rtsr
tIAs than aforesaid, at same rate Of interest.
deposit OF Sv will be Repaired OF the purchas Is q
time OF sale. All eonyeyaaeing and stsmps At sos
OF purchaser. Plats Of the property Will ts ex
hlbited Et the time of sals
Wifi s 4 nss.rv.r..
no0 dads GR1EN WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02

nIittee that wss not partisan, and In which
there should be no political discussions, 1t was
Sir Kellogg Comm hoped the resignation
The House refused to accept the resignation,
by vote of 90 yeas TO 20 nays
sPKAKER BLAINE CALLS FOR AN IySRsT1e
TION.
Speaker Blaine, calling Mr.. Cox IN. W to
the char, seid ne rose TO question of the high
est privilege IL twas generally known thai in
The recent presidential campaign there was a
vide spread accusation of the bribery of mem
ter- OF the House, that they had been brfbed tn
10 90 Certain things by presents OF certain
STOCKS Without including himself in the emit
1eht men v hose names were mentioned in con-
Lection with this matter, he would say that the
ehsTges struck in high places. IL included the
wee President and tie Vice President elect
three Sena oTs and two eX-SenstOrs, the Secre-
Iary OF the Treasury. honorable mem
fers OF the House of Rsprese mt atiyes, amopg
whom were the chairman of tbs ways and
means, MT Dawes tie chairman Of apprOpri-
civil service committee, (Mr. KeIley,) the chair
man OF the judiciary committee, lMr. Bing-
RAM the chairman of the Davs' committee,
(Nr. SC0heid.l ON the other side OF the House
the disiing uished member OF the ways and
means committee, (MT. BroOks,) was also in
Cluded here ives also, included an ex-men-
tHot,) who y a. supposed TO he sleeping in An
IOnoIct grave. II wsS charged that All
had received these brides from a member of
lne h1.ss rom Massachusetts,, (Mr. Ams7,)
qua 81 TINS demands prompt, thorough and
impartial vestigafi1n. For this purp0sa he
Liid called Nc. Cox 10 the chair tenn 0rarIly,
because u would Zoe uINuIfeStly Improper for
oIul (bianeI u appoint a committee - examine
charge IN which he was included He had
Y'accdHo restriction UIOl the chairman pro
ZEN. tNcept thathe woUid not appoint upon the
committee majority of his (Blaine's) political
ne closed nv Offering a preamble setting
forth the charges that had been ma and
LhONiig ne appointment ~ a committee OF five
members to Investigate all the charges,
After TIE discussion the resolutions were
ADOPTED with but one dissenting voice, and
Messrs Pc and, Banks, Beck, NibIack and Me-
Craig were appointed the committee.
AT one O'Clock the House took recess for
nsI an hour, at the expiration of which the
iresidents message received and real.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
Pr GBEfH 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
a. Northwest corner 10Th asA d street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo.sroaY rRAMp
koUsE AND Lot II aON1ING on o STRHEr
EqhTa, BETWEEN sD AND Sd STREETS
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 7tl
Ga' E Il Ns ap aoS s1y Zee ssS
Tecords for washinaton county, In the District Of
notes, shall sell. at public aue ION, on WEDNES-
DAY the 4ih day Of DeceDbsr, A. D. ls1s. at Z
situate, SnS and being IN he CITY Z
in the District Of Columbia, known and described
i've hundred and fifty one (55i); Being Is feet 4
inches front By 20 fsst deep 70 the place Of begin
ming With the ln prov ements.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in 8 and II months
for notes bearing interest and secured By deed o
Of purchaser. 8 No down on the day Of sale AMI Il
the terms are not conplted vith within ave daya
amer the day Of sae the TRUSTEE reserves the riGt
% resell the property q the ris md esst Of ths
teuiting purohr>sr, by edyertisinS three tones Z
q ae,s~ es i3HHass y H Hf4If ~; ss:i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-02
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED BUSigESS
PnOPEkry, C0RNER OF lsrH AND G

BY virtes Of decree Of the Supreme Court
E:n Of the District Of Columbia, passed. fr esase
80 2GsA xsHity Dseket Ne. IL, .sbs,isasiag
premises. On wSpNSsbA9s0 bso se' on sns
S,cisck ? M al that valuable parcel OF ,and lying
number Cd ave go And part OF lot numbered 1--WE 49,
IN me srediy iston q square numserei swo hundred
and tweatythree t3), beginning fog said carcsi or
land q the southwest corner Of SAD SQUIRE, run.
thsnse east one hundred feet AMI ywo incbes flo0 n
2in thence south ftty 900 feet to street. thence
west with said @ street 70 tina place Cf besinoing
With the bxLdiAss And impr ov ements thereon, and
the appuIteDan thereun.o belonging. ~
This property. Is directly Opposite the rressur,
Department, and is Handsomely improv ed he Law %
9: Thompso1 and the british comuission; the large
three seoIy brtck building occupied by KiIbourr 4
Iatts and others ~ Office, and ths c,mmniions
DWELLING house S No Nc, l4ai G street.
paid in cash; the balance in eausi psymeuts A. air
s1d months frorA the day Of SALE with inter
Serred pcymene ,r.qeirsd. 4 deposit Of 0Sp re-
eeLsSa - ons o. sale. Oonveyanoins Ct cost Of
sos dSAs III. JBsUP KILLlR, 1svutss,