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SHOT DEAD By A,.w0MAu.
"A Mnlno Phystctan ,NIurdorett nr rx..
i. Discharged Hn0usolkconcr

"A rHIninc Physician ,NIurdorcd ~, r..u
Discharged 1aousokcopcr,
u MAI1nonono No., h1ny 18.-on Friday Or. p
won't to of IN go1d practice
maetssN'fP2s snposo Mss II AZ
is'et tn wha hin.nnoy ~ e3istod botwoon thom 1T tho
West somo tno afterward che followot1 Kin en ny
made throatB to different persons that II ha
ever nao g. di1orent llousekaepor aho would
pe ls tho aeath OF him. He cano to Warren about
Tard. 10 had boon boarding at tho lotcl until
this spring. Ihon ho purchaacd house md bo.
gan housekeeping, having a Mrs. Kirk. Tor liz
nouseIeopor. since thia tme ho las received
tnsoatoning to burn Ms house and kill him It le
DID not discharge Mrs. Kirk md employ her. ia
has pad no attention TO thoso lottors, but haa .
naae i8ht OF them, lnd as tho sad ond shows,
pl4ced NO confidence in them.
n ~; ~; Baker wss called to 200 sick child about
the tet house h e. Of q tns |nle iiss Mink tostiaod
houra OF 0 and 10 O'Clock, u1o i.a,;nr rotira1 o
Hearing knock Mt tho door ahe got IN md lot
MN lh, ond ho undresaed and retired with her.
Anous as" u o'clock ahs game to tile house Of tMr
m aS sos shos ip5y!a Esss ent aot
on examinstion 1t. was found that It wda not
90. she appeared to 10 IN d atate OF frenzy apd
great excitement sll through tho night,
Mink yard. aa,d his horse in a barn. TEe door
of tho house was lothad. On breaking it opon
and proceeding into tho l4ouso, they tJltid tho
Doctor lying dead on tho chnnlhar:door. He
had llis panta1oona aud vest on, tho lattor with
the wrong Hilo out, and ono stocking pGrttallY
on! 1t Is supposed TINT after reoeiying lig fatal
wound 1o mado an attempt to dress himself
and In doing go foil backward in tho ppgtion il,
Whiehho was found. Tho ball pasaed. throueh
his broast into his lung. Tho wound waB Of
such ~ nature that tho ho1norrhago WAS all inter.
nal. THO Woman hns beon arrested.
tho body, which is now in ehslgei 9f tho coro-
noon, but Mas not finished. 1npdrtaht evidence
has beon telegraphol for, and tho, inquest viii
bo resumed on Monday. It is". d6nioctured by
some that third party is ih3}pllcatol in tho
br. Baker waa about 30 year5,ot age, and had
no family. Some five yeara agf66Dr. Baker lost
his wife, and MiaB. Mink waa employed "a 1or,ao-
keeper. She clnimod to havo had child by
him throo yoara ago, which Is said to hayo diod
under suspicious roircumstapcos soon' after
birth Dr.. Baker ehort1y:@fterward went to
Now York, where ho romatnAd somo two yoarB,
during which tfmo 1ettors nfpbaid to have passed.
betwoon them. It ia said rsto was anxious to
marry him. aud it is thought boing bafled in hor
endeayoTa ahc committedS tho murder. The
character Of DR.. Dakor has boon regarded good,
Ho was formerly from New Hampshire His
practice as O physician has boon worry extensive
IN Cushing, Eriendship. Thomaaton and other
towns In tho vicinity OF Warren. Tho murder
causos g-eat exoltomont in tho community.
, 1873-05-22

After week Of minstrelsy Of tho most elevat-
Cd character, Aikens is again given up to tho
legitimate, Misa Laura Keena and her co1nrRuy
having takon their stand there for tho week.
opening the engagement with Tom Tay1ors
brilliant comedy, "0ur American Cousin" This
has not boon played in Chicago for number
OF yeara, and while it Aas nchioycd q
celebrity worldwide In extent, it ia safo to say
that thcro are many Of our thoatro-goors who
have lot pass an opportunity to 500 1t. In doing
30 they yhavo lost much genuine amusement, and,
should they enaenyor to atoao for their past nog-
loct during tho present scason, they will
regret cordially that thoy then 500 It for
tlo fret time. 1t Is too VOL known,
however, to warrant ua in giving an outline Of
oyen Of tho for the
among those who lave failed to Hco tho play in
Its ontlrety. 11isa Keene haB brought with her
company Which, iu point Of individual aa we'll
el'. eh OF combined oxcollonco, haa rarely
point Of fact thoro lave been 90 few such
smooth, oVon performances in this city, that it
Is aimost eoaBend to pass an evening where tho
Sraay SSr1aity Or nine.tenta Of the company not
collonce Of ono Individual who strives to upraad
the mantle Of his own superiority over tic bal
anco. Miss Keeno, long experienced on tho stage,
an excellent aotreHs herself, aud a woman OF
goi1a 3uosmont 1natan and tract ss succeeded In
men mud ladios Of good dramatie nt-
tainments. aud has, by tic preservation of a
ony a4spu9 81 t@s drilled them ato pero9 bar
lto havc played tho sumo parts Tor throo
aea9ons: mud upon these tiyo 1s thrown tlo re-
spohslbility Of tho pioce. Ol tho balance, II il
%ey9 nus 9ast 70 esy thst oyen IN contrast with those
good material in time To coIuo. Iiore,,ca
1TenchnTd IL MlHa Kaono's original chnrnntor
, 1873-05-22

Bobo1ink:, tho Indinn who murdered tho Cook
family nt Oakland, Mimi, in 1871, died OF cotl-
sumption r 1ail at &. Paul Monday morning. ::
s75,o0o, ,oo6 gold, 1t tho lowest estimate, il Eu-
:. Tho baltimore Sun Of Saturday celebrated
Its seth Anniversary, and presented each Of ita
issued on the 18th OF May, 1887.
- --The >aAgossod valuation OF the City Of Dayon-
port incraased from 9400, 900 in 1861, to s1500,-
600 % iRza R ask SHa o 900 % Il 5s55 5s5 III e 9
amouuta I'd 98. 900, 00o.
In speaking Of King Mirauabo, of Central
Africa, 'theI couft Journal aays that d monarch
ary-iuspired ladioa Of Abordoen, split them in
halyos5 fl1l,them with sand, and mako war-oIub
Of eaoH Ipg, cannot bo forgiven upon tho ground
Of mefo bccentricity.
fossil dodo'' o1huned ut Fort Dadgo. Iowa, ia
hereby warned against buying any moro III that
district Tno Cardiff giant, gentleman who '
attracted considerable attontlon three or four
yoatat ago, camc from Fort Dodge and several :
expert workers in gypHurn reside in tho vicinity
Mrs. Allen Coy, living near Saratoga Springs,
n. y, has carefully kept the rope with WHICH
: had got the b1eakfast dishes washed and tho
mornings work out OF tho way, one day last
woek,' she thought abe won1d go up-stairs and
haug:horsolt-and TINT idoutical ropo served hor
was ever discounted i
Tho Sacramento Record gives us tho tlguroe
Of railroad immigration for four years. l24, ,8l5;
tho emigration for the Bamo period, 81, ,9G7, Civ
Ing the increase OF population BY rail u. .8a8 q,
about 1o, 900 per annu1u. Tho value por capita
Il estimated st $500, md tho aggregate fixed al
$10,000,000. 10 this ~ added certain sundrioa
OF bonoatH, and the railroad orgnu estimates the
valt,o Of overland communication at tho hand
some figure Of 22o,000,000.
|. AT Cornell University, on friday, tho cor
WAS laid. with tho usual snooches aud coromo-
nios. Thu. main building, which is to coat
$lI0,000, tho Chapel In connection with it, to
cost $4,000, and partial endowment Of a1o0,-
600, aro all tho gift Of Mr. Horny ". Sage, Of
Draokiyn, who made tue opening speech ct tho
day, Ills wife laying the oorner-stono. The other
spoakore wore chancellor Winchell, Of syracnaa
Uniyorsity Monea Colt Tylor, managing editor
Of the Christian Union Goodwin Smith, Homer
tic 'univeralty Of Michigan President Whito.
aud Ezra Cornell,
, 1873-05-22
n tho country Of q Jowtsh Theological 1nntltuto,
oy tsaulng tho following call to tL1lr brethren
throughout tho Wont end South,

~ tsau1nB tho following call to tl1E brethren
s1fonBhont tho Wont end South.
40 tht lrtsdent and Members Of Each etcfsh Couoro
Patton 1Arongtont tho Wtsl and Soath;
dKHTLEARf For conlir!ca llayo tim Tsrbntttos toon
alhnngMshod az rooplo who loyo to bo c1|fgltcucd
Anu GFelor6 spared no nsenna to prooto et1yeAtt0n
ana 70 Keep alive thc eternal principles Of their rolg
oa. ap a II haa promoted hor happ-
To 10 enlightened In and to toacb t]n trnth nrc 'o1
gations which we own not only to ourrriyrs ami In
our postery, but To- CIR rogenlfora WHO 10 brnyny
and scaously 1efondol oar bhcred cn,sc and bcoast
o. 10 N ,egs9y which haa alike exalted and clc
To sontinae those blots1net ovorer II is essential
proper a9cnocs BY which tho future q onr
Enliatnn shall be odaoatcu ma to establish Jogiah
Theological Institute for that purpose Ia coucodeu to
oe q tho 11Ehcst tnhroftanoo and neca4afsy.-
Tho want Of such IN Institution in This country aa
i'1ng oosn fet and how We supply tls plscea of
Question upon which tho welfare and pgrhanonoy Of
onr rel18lon most materially dopoud.
A. !teoa9nEin9 therefore, llnv0 no doubt Tou do.
Iii sTn, 9 2. na1noniEing upon somo action which
youth. conyotsant with tic lanUuaro * tha 1and
eho9ld DO ed1eatcd for Tho JeWish mtn;strT mi ~
toache1s and oxpondera OF our saora1 hrtnc,ri"s n
Top,esensng all tho congregations 1t tho cy, hsyo
Rsse|std 10 is,ue esl to al tho eon9r,n,.,on, :,
tho West and South, for conRrcgntionai tnfors 81
20 form union Of ConRrogstiona,a undor rhnec
auegtsaa Jewish Theological Tuatttto a,"m FL
eeabl1ahod and otticr measures adopted ,vhrh ,stS'
adsnnce .y.: To prosperity of our religion. "f'@
M'n tnla WOW wo respectfully invite yo,,r conurco,
July, 1879. '1*1 eA's VI soo aul Of
, 1873-05-22

In nlsmbors tho two ao1os arc very nearly
equal in tho United Statos: Males, 19.409, ,5Gb
teiaales, 9,oe4 ,so6 But the distribution Is not
even. Tho groatest exceHH Of mnloa ia found in
to 8,B2l}, Wyoming q ,2l9 to 1900, aud Nevada
(33,379 to 10,112). Females nro In excoBa In
Alabama (604, 500 to 479.470), District Of
Columbia (Gl, ,287 to 54,l69}, Georg!a GOO, ,eaa
Maine l2po,10o to 287 ,4al), Maryland (s55,2le to
Hampshiro (147,6os to 14ooDl), New Jersey
(3us, ,068 to 359, ,485), and Now York Il G47, ,214 to
1861, 1897. Vlrginin, Vermont, Tonnosaoo, both
Carollnas, Rhode Is1apd, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
aud Now Mexioo allow like oxoesB Of femnje
population. In Utah thore nro moro 1naloa thnn
fo1naloB-28, ,004 to n, ,090.
, 1873-05-22

Desirable Residence and Lots at Auction.
Our readers will not fall to mako note Of tho auo-
tioh sale, this Chursd.y} afternoon at O'Clock, on
the premiaos Of that worry desirable rosidence md lot
601i23 feet, Oh tho sothwcBt Of West Vashfng
ton ind Lincoln sroe!s. by Q. o. Thayor + Co. Heal
catod In ouo of tho mont desirable portions Of
tho West 6ido. Surroundings nro NIL nrst-elasa.
purties iii search OF pleasant homo should embrace
tho opportunity here offered to tnyegt.
, 1873-05-22

Humboldt Park Residence Association.
Tho nembers Of tho ahoyo Assoc!asIon are heroby
notified that meeting will 10 held at tlcr roonH on
Thursday, May "a, at O'clock T. m, for the pnrnose
al the uuBolI lots nut disposed Of tu Tic 40 acres on
Division arces, bordering Humboldt Park M tho east.
@. pnoEpaTIN1. Secretary,
, 1873-05-22

FT00s {he Ntu Y0TE Sun.
nation on tho body of Miss Sarah Bowling, Of
Uuton ELL, n. j., who died undor suspicious cir
cumatancoa, 1t having been alleged that she had
been poisoned BY medicine prescribed by Mr.
4aoph noffnsr- Tho physician dlaooyered TINT
" tue inteatinea aud produced Inflammation Of
tha boWela.
, 1873-05-22

CIV. g. e. Pardridge & Co.,
Nos, l1s to III stato asrcst, aro now OPEN
lug q largo line OF Lama lace sl,Awls and
saeaues at very low prices; 1,0o0 piecos
back aud eoorea arcss slk; buyers at least
10 rer cent Look n Is cent hcmHtitchcd handkcr-
chiefs you will pay 30 cents elsewhere for no lottof
goods Wjl opcil this weok over GOO c2seR assorted
spring dry gooda Uuyera Gun saye one'shira their
mGuDY.
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Tho Northern Pacific 1nilr0nd--Tht
$50 Loan to ESo Cloaed.
NnrrrpJh pArYr1H. 1af1roAr, f1a3fuAwY

9.30 Loan to Eo C1OAels
NORTHERN PAcrf1o DA1LnoAD OoMrANy.
PRESIDENTS OEJ1oE, % FIFTH AVENUE.
nEw YonK, May 10, !a7S.)
GENTLEMEN. l hayo tho pleasure Of inc1osing
to you D copy OF resolution passed. unanimously
By tho Board OF Directors of the Northorn Pacific
Railroad Company on tho 18th Of May, instant.
This proanlblo aud resolve arc in ontlro har-
in spirit and policy with tic letter which ai-
eiroHHel to you on. tho 11th daY OF December
last.
The compilation Of our road to tie Missouri
and Montaua-the beauty and productivenesa, Of
tho Rod River Valley, and tho Valleys of Dakota,
tho value Of the largo Government trado to
tho Upper Missouri for the carrying Of most of
In operation aud tindor coutract, .tG5 milos OF
road Oh tho Pacific sdo. between Puget Sound
and tho Columbia Niver,-tho worry successful in
auguration of our immigration ByBtenl, tho largo
the worry best character, destined TO our land
grant, anl tho steady moYamont Of sottlera from
various pnrts of the Union to tho country trlbu-
tary to tho road all this should, III my judg
mont, juHtlfy us in olovating tho standard Of our
trust that when tho limit OF tho presont loan
Ia renohod, tic Company will find itsolf ablo to
negotiate u 9 por cent loan for tho prosecution
anll completion Of the enterprise. Respectfully
yours, u. ". UABs, President.
RESOLUTIONS,
WHEREAS Tho Northorn Pacific Railroad Company
has built n,lu has In operation, 900 nllca Ut ia
linc, through fayorab!s md valuable co.i.try and
trao Is aroady assra to tho oel,psay over iis rosd
thua far complstet1; md ~. .
WHEnEAB, Tho Company has earuol tltle to about
U0u aurea OF its lanl.grant, and placed argo
part Of this In Market aud tho sauo IL being rapidly
settled by isunigratton foreign and douost!e, aud
BaloS proof hayG baeu made, Ut III average price Of
ncary 50 per aero, to slOh III extent that sinking
fund has resulted, out Of which the redemption aud
cancellation Of the Compauys bonds hayo boom begun
aud
WHEREAS, It IL belioved that on those reaults tho
orot Of tho Company Ia 10 established as to render In
e1podent the payment Of 30 high rate Of interest ~
$40 por ceut Oh future asues Of ita bonds thero-
fore.
Rfscptd. That tho loan Of tho Company, under Its
present ISSUE barring 3l0 per cont interest of which
$2 oqo,o coo lase already hean aol), be limited to
t4aue ot bonda hereafter, BY tls Company, beyond
, 1873-05-22

tho aid $50 ooo shall beas bgher zte of intor.
sat than poi cont por annun:H H., Il 1t.
.sadye With tie Fiscal Agents YUr tile olosiaR jul
q no $40 loan, ~ Indicated In tho Proceeding prsanI
, 1873-05-22
"CAsTlNG OUT DEVILS"

ers II they koop it to thernsSolyca, Lettheu,
toll what thoy know. or forever aftor hold thoi,.
fe,s'o. sn,.,, J..
A.. "Isu 10 respond TO your call upon us; md
tho roal opinions and principles Of tllo movo-
,nnorfootIr % nnsor.tooa 1''''' 'o'o''9 aso very
DIR nhicyetinn Ite ~ ill., 1,ro,o,n ,a +,,.4 t..
o,,r 60 .aG eIangos is that to tho best
mont ~ to S eney arg t
a oraor %on ,0S fortv snu n@o
1Jama eIonD ,.iti' msoIo'' & Sonn Su.nGy
atnnnns raig5aoS atpng VIZ y younger men, seward
I,ost ~ I',n ,a goo,rod ~ AZ, Mpca, ~, nnu
Tracis Ana IL A1b,mv tSo Ill., ~ r'd ds1 U1,oa ta
nacro pnoeas sas " U.Gn on tnnt
WITH nannor I H. eao; Jn
T.; III @ron ~ ~ aaaaoa1o oagos
ohartors' eo ''a'e' >0'F''e'" ~ s1sius up sno'e
Bnt, i,amod'atoly thereafter, succession Of
objects. aroso. one altar annt%arp u plo5pnauu Rna
Nothinrs. D;y,aiona Tomn1e. ~ Hnnar no"s
Tnnn1a3a Km;gh.ss " p,.';,. ~ aonoa, 1ooa
snr" T. Gnua asa ATTY, &C., oto 9nd whether
tio t. ~ .uns si iougeI " enorIoI A'oa,
reaioration af to oror miaco11nS se
w @ bo press aud pupt of thyy
citsd above we're scared at TRIES and totally
s4o t |a y 0a tho a1 tnsarn OF
IT, fh,a nenn},o ~ o1p 10 asn wv" oeuses
THn {..~-n
~ neSo II. 1aets sulnclous 20 oataonen, IN gon-
tela, ehs.s tno 6et1ola.uP OF the6e subscribers
nnsn peen aspns; a4 sua We KnoW that Ihat oraor
WITH wusAH stoa1ly Iowhaa lts own cehtfe, apoye, De-
}{v9au, }{o9nuu, auu IeRa1uieas oa coantry oF fenelon.
Nn!!o our so!uera "efo dshtlhg, Ilo !odge-lead-
eIs Mef9 :lnitlatng,, ana tnelf organ n Qhloago
, n,ocaarou u ING Wotas 2! !sop MOTIFS: masonry
t;l Mu9"s nosn4B enout tna nag or thas nag; II,
a tnen, free-alasohry u soefet empire IN cur
uaaust' .' atntMne sne yisanty 9! our ireo lnst!u
l.., sio!s, esa.os; connt.os, c9les, towna confta.
u;nufcnes, q. ano 1amies oven, INTO tLo networ9 Or
~ 'g aoagos & .he Sase b., IL & TO 20 aeeidou @ y py
mnspt 1tasun19 slgng, not ~ ne 1a"s not N tho
t;"a Iours-house ~ IN tne !ooge neaf ~ yie-then
sncso hocIos olayIs alo u1aWng tno 1io ont OF
UT p9Pul1sr 1nsssutions' loaYlng snem uAe oRea
susheo slIsh " fesmn' notnsng put shei!a.
, ansn, ~ ioasL, ID our oplmon ano poaei,
etI9heoas nIt, , IL ny po nus yos nonoss: f Mna
nellner ous nu'noels nor our SnataoIo!s aro euen
~ M snH W. 70 III ~ ,no
toscss ol Ino tongo "9ula po Wiling 20 1oaa Us.
s.t s.I"Hoa ssu6a "ufu ;nappuou 'a.t 1aa' ~
iaos'aon'aa1 eloo'1on Snooio 'liBo on 'nis
q1Ssston; Man. !: . ,ao,, -. H., ~4u., re uoor,.
oro,a aoud III trn mi to ba "orpeot - tan soIle IT,
r,rnnvoa a1o M ;1nnna;tinn ana a.n;,,,5fo n1o
wole oraton, ~ seorot orliara l,ra@,o., ~, Nv
c,fod 10 tha vsr, nri1ai11,as sseI ~ .,nin
onnntr1,ctio1 in ,nvora t'' nr dncroea susf aanf,
,1nnar dnTroo ho;Tg 11odood ~ ooopasu
from ali Below. E i syato.n Of ns aris-
, 1873-05-22

Tho Latent Thing In Hats.
parkor Tllton No. 80 Clark street, opposite the
Courthouse, have introduced their summer style
beaver mixed dress ha the ghtest aud 1uost stylish
hat ov0r manufacturedt
, 1873-05-22


II The 1ateat mole for genslemen-a dress hat for
aummcr wear-tntroducel by Parker T. Tilton, No. 80
Carle street, opposo tho Courthouse.
, 1873-05-22

Tho salo OF tho furniture OF tho fremont Hoaso will
he continued this nuru!ng, at 10 ooclock, beginning III
Tho lin!ng-Eoo, thence to Congress Hall und billiard.
room, closing nil to-lay. 4u0 the advertisement Of
Nuttera & 90, tho Auclt0n0ers.
, 1873-05-22

Tho Genuine Geyaor Spring Water
. drawn BY Duck 1synar. ut both thpls storas.
, 1873-05-22

From The C7nt1NNa{@ CoN3ntrc{al, MdV 70.
Tho Iaraolitos OF this city have takcn tho initt-
atoFY ateps for tie formation In th!a section Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-06

IT, Advertisers rinF 10 the Eastern United
pay fur ther cards ~ rurisnr 0rsfHbacks Iullrd
states PoSAgr stamps for such they Wgsh pay
AND their cards will b inserted As above table Sf the time
psid fnr
Businrss Cari-, when rrrpsd Tor year allowed
Discount these which advertise
mcuts when paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-06

The Missouri Democrat gives Captain Jack the
following brief obituary 50 First sWiHdled, then
whipped, then hung. That settles Capt. Jack. -
There is grain Of truth in it, too.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-06

From Aftermath p By LonzleIIov.I
The Haunted Chamber.
Each heart has It's haunted chamber.
Whore the silent moonlight falls,
On the h0or are mysterious footsteps,
There are whispers along the walls.
Aud mine az Tines j. haunted
By Phanioms of the Past,
~ motionless as shadows
By the silent mosulight cast
f1rIu sits BY the window,
That Il nor seen by day,
fDr as soon a. the dawn approaehe-
IL vanishes away.
IL sits there in the moonlight.
Itself a. pale and stli,
Ard points with it, airy finger
Across the window siii.
Without, belore the window.
There stands a gloomy pine,
Whose boughs wave upward AMI downward
As wave these thoughts Of mine
And uniIerneaflI its branches
II the grave of n little child,
Who died upon Iife's threshold,
AMI never wept nor smiled.
What are ye o palid phantoms
That haunt my troubled brainl
That vanish when day approaches,
And NJ night return again.
What are ye. % pallid phanIoms
But the statues without breath,
That stand on the bridge Overarching
The silent river of DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
DIED

CRoMEI ZEN. On the 81 instant, at half pas, &,
after long ani painful sickness, hich Ia bore with
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-p.c
residence street bstween 18Th aud 18th narth-s.r
tomorrow, tTues,lsl } al O'Clock p. M Baltimore
papers rle;gse copy-l
TNGLANp. On Saturday, February l. 1873,
CHARLES Il. ENGLAND.
I.e funeral will take place from the residence Of
dis fsthsr ln,sw, Angus, eli street, Tues
FLETCHER. On the eiof February st aquar,-r
past y r. m, OF congestion OF the lungs. CHARLES
x. Fletcher, aged year, and months
. friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral on Tuesday, February 9Th at o'clock from
his parent Residence, 5th street, between and
NJ northeast. Norwich Conn Courier and But
letin please copy. "a
CLOVER. suddenly, February q, 1873, at 6
late John Glover, in the fSth ear IL her age
Her friends and acquaintances requested % at
street northwest, Wednesday morning, af Ia
O'Clock a. m, without further notice. 81
GARNETT. On Sunday, the 81 inst at 2 .. m
The funeral services will be held in the Church Of
the Ascension, On Tuesday, the 4th inst, al Il M
The friends Of the family invited TO attend
MCQCAY. On Sunday morning, the "a inst. after
lingering illness, Mrs. EMILY McQUAY, widow
Of the late Benz. MoQuay, in the sth year OF bier
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 60 attend her funeral from Ryisnd
chapel 10Th and streets southwest, on Tuesday, st
QUINLAN. On the "a instant, LAWRENCE
QrINLAN, in the SD year 81 his age.
Funeral vii take place from the residence of Tim
Othy Foley ,s22 LIST street, between I and s,re@i.
northwest, Wednesday, at O'Clock D. m Frienl.
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
THoMAs1on the lst Of February, JOHN L.
The relati,e and friends Of the family are respect
dence, l2th street, near o northwest, Tuesday .,
O'Clock D. NJ
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JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARSUh
JUAN BOYLE Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS'.
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury.)

FOR SALE.
handsome House on corner 2lst and III streets,
every modern Improvement, Icing time payments
hne House on ID street east between street and
Maryland avenue, contains ten rooms, kitchen and
bath; COED terms
A handsome Country Seat of g. acres. one mile
from Georgetown.
Several FARMS, large and small, on the line of
the Point Of Rocks railroad, near Depots.
One Of 500 acres In EauQuier county, Va, very
handsomely improved. Easy terms.
One Of SO acres, near Catietts Staten, Va. Will
be sold In quantities to suif on easy terms.
One Of $50 acres in Frederick county, Va, IL
miles from hester, Shenandoah Valley, 80 acre:
timber balance in high state of cultivation proved
by large house and two large barns. Price, $50 per
acre, on easy terms, or VIII exchange for city prop
erty.
One of l79 acres, unimproved, but fenced situated
the Opeauan, 4 miles from Winchester Price
$50 per acre. Both Of these farms are great bar.
gains.
Six lots on north side Of Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween 18th aud 18th Streets small cash payment bal
ance can remain for i've 90 years, with interest at
One lot on south side, nearly opposite, on very
easy terms. '.
Three lots corner of n and I'D streets. Four lots
on 2lth street, between N and N. One lot on N,
between I'D aud 18th streets. Three lots on New
Jersey avenue, near Capitol one Of the best situa
brick house containing 10 rooms, bath, water.
and gas, south side Massachusetts, avenue, between
10th and 18th streets. Price, 81 90.
neat tw0-story frame, roomsJ on 10th street
southeast, between street and South Carolina ave.
nue., water In house. Price, 93,160 Cheap. janiO
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Cor OFF WITH OsEFLoGGrNG.-AtMa cedon-
IN Wayne county, last week, a Young man mad
courted one girl and then married another The
one that was not married went for him wifi a
cowhide and mauled him awfuIly. He saws
that, thinking IL all over, he is lucky-that AZ
she whaled him In this fashion when he hadn't
married her, what would she have done III he
was married to her? Now he gets of with one
foeging. Married 10 her he trembles 20 think
'.what might have BEEN Genera ~. n
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NJ ARRIED

CHAMBERLASD-COTRE on the 3Oh uIt :,
at 81 Stephens Church, by the Rs-, Father Men al
y. EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN 60 ANNIE COT
RELL, both Of this city.
kLOBASSA-KALUSS0 Febrnary ~ !.
by the Rev. Father Alig, la II. Mary's Cl.nrch
NsiCToE G. kLQBAssA from Gsllcia Austris, 10
Miss MARIE j. ID. hALCSSOwSKI. daughter Of
Henry and Josephine ksllussow-ki, &c this city