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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

TSOR sALE.-Thc undsrslgnsd o1sgs ~
sale valuable town property n ~ h1rorr1
of CIcarfcld. Lot S0x166 feet, With 3 -
story plank house thereon sreseo4, n
rooms down stairs and foef ~ ~
Also, sewing room and hata ~
House hnishsd complete 411
Good double porch I'D 04
2osug7s Wnk'(l<
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

NOTICE TO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKEns.--we
have Just received general assortment Of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also full line of Springs
and Axlcs, which we offer cheap for cash.
ptaf n n.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

sAws.-Distan's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Saw, at
9-25-I2 II. 7. BIGLnR A Co.'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

AYES scvcnty-avc dozen Clcarfcld Wood
choppers Axes at
p.25.72. HF, DIGLER A Co,s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

Bird cages--a large assortmont--at II. F. Dig.
Ter & Co.'s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

Wood and Willow Ware Of all descriptions for
sale by II. \. Diglcr A Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

full line Of Household Goods, Japanned Ware.
&C., for sale by II. 7. Biglcr Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

TEEEiBLR TBAGKpY.-F From the OH City
tPa.l Derrick We learn that q terrible TRAGEDY
was enacted on the Old Ballet farm, about four
miies from Oil City, on Saturday morning. At
mat place there hves a hard working man
named j. Belser. bis wife and family. For
some time past Mrs. h. WAS heard 70 express
fears leet she should come 10 want aud from
bTOOdnP over the IDEA she became insane, ft is
supposed, 60 much 80 that her husband had
watched her Tor some time past. Last Friday
morning MIR. Il. had occasion 90 20 60 ST. Pc
tersburg, and after csutIOning his daughters 20
watch Their mother departed. 90 SATURDAY.
morning the woman appeared 10 be IN excel
lent spirits, and requested her daughter, about
fourteen years OF sge, 20 get some potatoes out
OF lower cupboard, and, As the girl stOOped
down, the woman struck her with a Ratchet,
As the 2iTl got mp she hit her another blew
which broke her skull and Knocked her down.
The girl screamed and her elder sister came in
aud took the hstcbet away from her. The baf-
ned woman then turned, seized her Youngest
10y, and attempted 20 throw him into the we'll
Another boy succeeded in getting the child
away, when the woman jumped into the well
herself. The girl who was in ured ran out and
let down the bucket in the well, and hid her
mother get hold OF the rope. She Old So and
aiter being pulled partly up, she fell back.
Assistance was obtained, AMI the woman was
taken out dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.

/ FUTURE DAYS.
Rr LATIMER . OLEARr.
s ID sAS 40. and Rs.I Estate Brokers',
star Once Buildings.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELFGAsT HOUSE.
HOLD FUasITURk.
eommeneias ~ 10 O'Clock, al the residence Of
General Morgan L. Smith, No Ills street
oiHOusehOId Ifects, uprising in part
RcsewoSd ese6 stssnTay Pi.nofSrts fnII szs
P1ano Cover.
One Gs frame rrepshpIste Mirror, feet inches
ene Siit LIZ French plate Mirror feet inches
Walnut, siens MarSis-bsse Etegere. with gold
i pehe.s ss ana f5e s Rls,sc niEror feet 10
walnut. Tennessee marble tsp Center Table, gold
Elegant B1ai-work, Marbls-top Cabinet, mounted
with Frenck- plate Mirror, in gilt.
Rosewood fsrlor Suite, uph0lstere ed with blue satin
Walnut GIIt PsfioS s1its, upholstered in crimson
E,ess .stiF e S nsststn FL = pieces.
Buhi-wo1k Gard Table.
kssh sornes or s.g . ssp and
superb Gard Table, sill traoings:
Superior Administer, English, and Tapestry Oar
Administer, Turkish. ard Velvet Rugs.
DINING-BOOM.
"ainnt dining 81 lite, cou istins Of French plate
G1aufel DITrOr, TJ3 5x6.
One Superb rxteEsion Diaisg Table, finely carved ,
Elegant french China t s.rge;. and superb set Of
Glassware.
Ten Dining Chairs upholstered with Russia leather
TTurklsh Lounge, upholstered with Russia leather.
siena hsrhle-top silver sta1d
Handsomely Carved b uuhet sieRa rb,s-top with
Frepch-p plate Mirror, Sac by 2S6, elegantly
Elegant Cornies and Win low hansicgs.
Embr oideIei Tsbi0 Cover.
One ParlOr Fountain, in working order.
Handsomely carved Want nLi1' Hall stand. with
EroLzfd Medallion, sitna haI5le-ease, aad
Two Garysd Walnut Hall Chairs, upholstered ia
Russia leather.
Elegant Hall aud Stair Carpets.
Handsonsly finished Walnut Bookcase, with
Elegant Walnut N arbls-top Table
aix WALNUT Office Arm Chairs
wslhut End Ebony Secretary with medallion front.
hlesapt slnut Lounge, upholstered in crimson
Walnut MafbIetop Wine Boufet.
Eles ant WiUdOwhsI ginss and COrnice.
Large Spanish Arm Chair, in figured rep.
CHAMBERS
Several superb Chamber suites With elegant Dress
stssss sEf a AsnsITSs' with FTeGon plate
nut, finished in the most elegant designs.
s SIM. wslnGt BeGsteads Of the same desisn
Elegant " bite Hair Mattresses
E Eipe fs sI,I PIll9Es and Bolsters.
Servants Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of China and Glassware,
BefrigeTatOrs, sidebOsrds, Safes, Kitchen
Requisites, &C.
N. We would state thst sill Of the above fur
nftuTe was made to order for General Smith by IL,
Ren~ick & Son, No. % y nth Howard Street, BsI-
Timore, and the carpets were furnished hy Mellow
in use but ten months, The Whole oomprisi1s one
q the most select and complete outfits in this
city.
Horse fer sale or rent, which Is one Of the most
On the prs misses. EATIMER q OLEARY,
seps9 dads A1ctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ 64l u Onisiana Avenue. neGr 1th straat.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE PROPER
Il ON 26IH STREET. RETM EEN Z

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IPROPER.
Tl ON 18th STREET. BETWEEN ~
kTREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SObJHWkST.
a. By virtue Of deed of trust from Michael
~. MeNaily and wife, dstes 18th February, 1870,
sNduIy recorded In hber No; COS, folio $50, the
secured thereby: will offer, at public sale, the
premises, on SATURDA the TO- b day Of October,
le74 at the hour Of o'clock D. m, all that part OF
Lot number enc, .itusted in SQUARE west Sf square
Columbia, ard bounded as follows, TO wit: Begin
Ping at point 26th street west, sxty-eight feet
north from the southeast corner Of said lot and
square ana running thence north along said strest
forty six and q half feet, thence west sixty feet
thence south torty-six and half feet, thence east
sixty feet to the place Of beginning, with the two
stony Brick House upon the same.
Terms ct gale: One-thfrd Of the purchase money in
ca b, the residue In and IL months. the purchasef
giving his notes bearing interest from the dsy of
sale, or all OF The purchase money may be raid AT
the time OF sale. ALI conveysncing at the OK penss
Cf the purchaser.
ssr3o-l0t b. p. JACKSON Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
Dg A ID.

Ewing. On September 81. 1874. a. 10 50 O'Clock
I'm. MARY ISABELLA, wife of n. a. Ewing.
400 daughter Of tie late DR.. Isaac Z. Lauck, Of
Georgetown.
Frignds are invited 20 stteud the fnneral from
the residence % her n other, No. 92s - north
wet, or Friday, Oct. 2, az 50 O'Clock ,. m.
JEFFERS. On the evening q September 50,
1874, Mrs, mARf A JEftERS, in the sd year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
Quested 20 attend her funeral from Der late rssi-
deLce, No. 317 MissoEn avenue, 81 s D. m, Fri
day, the 50 inst.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
Rr W. Il. WALL o., Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
Hos.S00 snd e03 Pennsylvauis aver ue cor n {.

- New Marble Building,
hos.s00 snd COY Pennsylvanis aver ue, cor sth n
AUCTION sALn OF THE WHOLE OF THE
STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANOY
AEIlCL1S, IiATnRIs. &C., &c. OF " EssR rs.
kEsNAsp = T0WkRs, No. s09 PENNsYL-
1rSn On THURSDAY, FRIDAY ard sATUR.
HA&JDAI, October y and 3, 1874, CONNIE M
49, clock m. and ,. m, we win sell
for cash, at the store OF Messrs kervand Towers
ing in part, to wit:
500 TO 900 volumes OF Books in History Science
and Light Literature,
DO volumes Of Juveniles,
Large lot OF elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer
30 volumes Medical Works,
Large lot Blank Books Of all desert ptions,
Everything in the etstiouery ine-Psper, Envel-
opes, Pens, Pencils, Iak, &c,
Fancy Writing Decks, Husbands and other arti
cIes,
Large lot fine Gold Pens and Pencils,
Three fine show Cases, with Stands,
One large Herring Fire proof Safe,
shelving, Drawers ans other Fixtures
In last every thing to be found in rst class Book
and Stationery Store.
Sale positive and without reserve,
Catalogues can be had at store.
Dealers are particularly invited to this sale,
stock. W Il WALL a 90
s.p26-d fRspnb Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
RY THOMAS DowLIsG. Auctfoueer,
- 64l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of IN n
TRUsTEES, sALEO VALUABLE IMPROVED
knAL keTATk On eTREET NORTH, BE-
TMEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREIFe WEST

REAL ESTATE ON y sTBHaT NoRTH. AZ AZ
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH sTREITS WEST
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust TO the under.
- corded in Liber No 7s2 folio IL one of tse lana
records for Washington county in the District OF
Coismbis, and 81 the request Of the party secured
t tss ny we r I'll q eSec aseton in rons Of
Der, l9iat o'clock all that parcel Of land SIT
nate In The city OF Washi Ia the District Of
Columbia. known and described upon the plat and
hfteen (lD in square numbered three hundred and
seventy seven, tS7,) except the northeastern part
thereof. fronting twenty tsol feet north strest,
with depth Of sixty (6sl feet, the portion Of said
lot TO be sold beins contained within the following
oeseription, 70 wft: Beeinning at the northwest
corner Of said LOT numbered hfeen, (Is,l and run
one inch; thence south parallel with the east and
west lines OF said lot sixty 1907 feet; thence east
twenty ) feet to the east line of said lot thence
southeast corner Of said lot; thence west win the
sonth line forty elk 46) feet and Il inch TO the
southwest corner Of safd lot; thence nerth with the
wet line forty -four 80 feet to the angle OF the 50
loot alley; thence west with said alley fifteen l5)
feet to the southwest of the front part of said
lott and thence n0rtherly with the wsst line of said
front Fart OF said lot one hundred aud sixteen {sl
singular the i'm provements, ways, easements And
sppurfensnces TO the same belonging appertsin-
iHs: , ., ,o,s . .,,;,.. -
The amount secured therebv, unpaid, e lSO a. }
and OF ssle in caeh and the balance at six
l6D twelve, (2D aud eighteen (lS msnths for notes
by deed Of trust on the property sold A deposit
OF SfcO VIII be required at the tine of sale All
convey aLcing at the cost Of the pur chaser If the
terms Of sale 81 not complied with within seven
dsys from the date Of SAFE then tue properly 10 ba
resod at the rist snd Of the d. faultinr nur.
chsstr r, and the ssio derOsit shall be forfeited
HssBY i. 2 TikELLmSDGs. Trustees.
se1liid THOMAS DUWLIEG, tuct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

VOLCANIC EXPLOSIONS IN KESTUCKY.-
Several years ago We made notice of the fact
tbat IN rock quarry near NichOlasviIle there
bad feen certain mysterious explosions for
which no explanation could be or was given. At
that time rock was being taken out with which
TO build the new jail, and the hands became 50
much alarmed that it was difficult 20 get them
TO work near the infested place. At that time
We visited the locality, but as no explosion took
place during our stay, we could only see the
places pointed out 10 Us by those who had wit
messed them. Lately these explosions have
began again, and two very violent ones oc-
CURED, rendiDg the rock in all direc ions and
throwing up a vast amount OF debris. The peo.
PIE OF the neigbbOrhOOd are very much exercised
IN reference TO these unsccountable proceed
ings, and DO not know what 70 expect The
explosions are so violent that, il one s1Ouli
occur under house, it would hoist II ana Is
contents like averitable torpedo. In our limited
reading on natural phenomena, we have met
with no examples of the kind; but they nav d,
common In other parts Of the world; aud thew
are certainly worthy of the investigation OF our
scleDtlsts. Who knows but a volcano Of huge
proportions may thrust its fiery head up in ia a.
valley some night and astOnish our friends ia
J, ssamine with a yeritable eruption. A stran %
things have occurred in South Africa. Such
monster would be in uncomfortable proximity
20 Lexington, much less 10 NichOlasville, and
We hope our neighhOrs will be spared the vista
tOn.-LezingtOH tky.) Gazette, Sept. 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
Is TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrsIor

Of COLOMBIA.
SPECIAL Tsrn-PTobdts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
al, 1874.
10 the matter of the will of j. THOMPSON VAN
hIsWiCk. Application for letters testamentary on
TIE VIII OF j. Thompson Van Riswick, Of the
GUY 81 Washington, District of Columbia, has this
asy been q sde By Henrietta Van Riswick. sIecu-
h1. All persons interested are hereby notified 10
sspssI In tlis court on TUESDAY, the 9th day II
..ooer beffs AZ III O'Clock g.. IN TO show cause why
Nltefs te-tsncntaTy the estate of the said d.
SsssI sho Md not Issue prayed. ProridSd, 9 COPY
20 - Siuti o. published once a week, fer two
Deeks, 70 The Evsting StA- ard w Washington Law
II. z VTcT. prrvfsus % fr,a ..fs S~N
Test: wrus-pD
- . kssisIsE - !. Iiis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
AR RE

HIPPKN-EPOTsWOOD. On "Wednesday, sJth
Of seI,smoeT, ls74, a. Zion Baptist Church, b the
heV. W J walker. assisted b. the Rev. Wm OH
h.ns. N; sHIPPEA, Of Virginia, T. n. v.
sPDTSHeOD. Ct tie same state
hHALIEG-JOEES On the Z7th or JrIv, Is71,
ty the Rev. h. ". Black, ALEXANDER L.
WHALING sHd JENNIE n. JONES, both Of viT-
Winchester and Fredericksburg papers pios.s
copV 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
DYE. J. SWEET,
u Real Estate Broker And Auctfeneer,
No, S11 Tth street, opposite u s. Posi- Ot5oe

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
9A1I ON NORTH v sTRHET, BETWYEu
18TH AND l4TH STREETS WEST.
- By virtue of d, cree of the tupreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY. October Ia,
Subdivision Of the west aft Of square 1ss improved
BY comfortable two.story brick DWELLING house.
Terms OF SALE One fourth cash; the residue in two
equal instalments st u and Is months from day Of
sale with interest The title to be retained until ell
Of the purchase money, with interest, Is paid. II
the terms OF sale not complied with within seven
days from the day OF sale, reserve the right TO
sell the property Of the risk ana cost Of the default
ing purchaser, All cspyeFanciug at purchasers
eo' s'0 ON u. u MS rpvARns. rrs.te..
ssiss ecSGs 8. j. SMEzT, auct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

A HOTEL KEEPER INFLICTED IN DAMAGES.
The San Francisco Chronicle says that the pro-
pTletor OF the Bernard House, Vallejo, Cal,
was compelled to pay damages TO a guest, the
other day, in this wise: Among his guests was A
lieutenant Of the navy, and his family. and the
lieutenant told the proprietor, e. l.. Ross, Ia AZ
he would be compelled TO seek cheaper lodgings
for himself and family, as the charges OF the
hotel were too eNOrbitant. The next morning
he went down TO breakfast, as usual, with his
family, and took his seat at the table. He gave
one OF the walters an order for breakfast, and
after waiting for a tine and not being helped
the lieutenant spoke to another, when be
learned that they had received orders not 10
wait upon him or his family. This was a posi-
ton that was both insulting and mOrtifying
and it was regarded as such. Breakfast had 60
be procured elsewhere; but after the meal wa
over, the naval officer instituted sai: for dam
ages in Justice o. A. NUNS court against Mr.
Ross, and got a judgment for 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

SCornwali, Vermont, must be q strong aud
thrifty town. It's onion crop this year viii
amount 10 20 900 bushels.
SJohn Murray was shot dad yesterday at
New Orleans hs John VsrnioT rne deed 9as
'Ig2FeIis al.lTsTelse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

TIE Ross LIBEL SUIT.-Jesse G.. HaWley
and VIM. 5. Ritter, proprietors of the Reading
Eagle, were yesterday held in 81 800 bail each
10 answer the charge of libel on q. X. Ross.
Mrs Sarah Fagley, who has been charged, on
aftidayits made in Reading, with having FUR
nished the points in the libel 20 the Eagle, was
sworn, and denied ever having given any in
formation about the Ross family 20 any person
or paper. MIR. Ross physician testified that
Mr.. Q. K. Ross lie in a very PROSTATE condition
ami not able TO leave his house OF bed. He has
been In that condition since SUNDAY. He is in
a condition of prostration in which he is unable
to concentrate his thoughts or to express him
self. His brain is affected to that extent. He is
certainly seriously Indisposed, and il vii be
long time before he will begin 20 recover from
has present condition. He could not speak OF
the ultimate result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

THE PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND THTRP.-The
Philadelphia city police have received photo
graph OF John Curtin, arrested al San Fran
cisco for stealing diamonds, aud he proves 20
be the same man that escaped from the Phua-
delpEia coutthouse when In custody Tor steal
ING diamonds from the store OF Robbins, Clark
~ Biddle, and was then known as James Free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

1HB i. l.. CHUECH CONGREss.-The follow
ing changes in the programme OF the Protest
ant Episcopal church congress have been IN Ade.
The service proposed TO be held in Calvary
church on the evening OF Monday, the 5th OF
october, viii not take place. Instead, the holy
communion VIII be administered in that church
~ 10 O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday, October 6. on
tuesday afternoon, IT 80 clock, the first ses-
son 81 the congress VIII take place, In Ass0ciA-
ton han, sd street and sth avenue. ON Tues
day evening, az 80 O'Clock, a second session
will be held st the same hall. ON Wedne, day
evening, at go O'Clock, the third session will
occur, ALEC ST AssOci alton hall. Possibly on
THURSDAY evening there will be divine service
and addresses a. Calvary church, at :. 30 O'clock
.NetV York TitaeS, ZQlh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01
ND. 2 UIfFRroRa
COAL AND WOOD.
{ tOAL, WOOD AND BUILDING MATE

GOAL, WOOD AND BUILDING MATR.
- R1ALs.
have always on hand q large and assorted stock
o. EHIHRACITE and BITUMINOUS GOALS
FINE, OAK and aICKORY WOOD Ia the STICK
or saved AID Split all kePt under cover.
Having the control Of several brands Of Imported
and Domestic DEMENT'S and OALOINED PLAs.
LIB, AID handling yearly many millions OF BAN
GOh EAfHSf am in condition to 6li orders of any
character IN my lice with despatch end fidelity at
petition.
Central OfHce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch 1srd-lst street, bet. b aud U sts $ @,
Nnarf-FOCt Of 80 street sOuthesst.
seplq-lua VIM, GUINAND
nAk WOOD Ar 81, AND PINE WOOD
city.
Leave your orders with BRAD ADAMS, corner
gih and streets, or send them TO AtLee's
wharf, foot Of 6th street.
sep7tr GOODWIN Y. ArLEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

NATURAL GAS FOR FUEL.-An iron works ia
Leechburg, Pennsylvania, turns out weekly
about seventy tons Of sheet iron, by the use for
fuel OF natural gas drawn from an abandoned
oil well situated about one fifth of mile from
the works. The production has been increased
about thirty-three per cent. since the gas was
first used, about seven months ago. The iron
made by the use of gas commands from SO 20
$50 per ton more than the same class OF iron
q ade by the same firm at other works where
coal Is used for fuel. This natural flow of gas Is
plentiful In that region, and along the Ohio
river IL Ia utilized in many ways for heating,
lighting and In manufacturing establishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

TBR itlFLR SHOOTING AT CRKRDMOoR ,-psrER-
DAY-Ihe rife shooting was lively a. IreedmOsr
yesterday. large number OF minor prizes
were competed for, including those 20 the regi-
mehts OF the trst division National Guard. The
hrHt pTiZe IN this competition was won by
eleven Representatives Of the Twelfth regiment,
who scored TAO n 200 yards, aud i az 500 var Is
Twelve Representatives from the Seventh reei-
ment scored IL ana -, aDd twelve representa-
lives Of the Seventy-fOurth regiment tg3 and
lGi, thinR, re- pecuYeiy, the second ami third
prizes. The position was standing, aud the
highest possible score tor each man Al each
range was twenty. Lieut. Fulton and Lieut..
Col. Gildersleeve. OF the American team in tue
International match, were among the repre-
stEtstyes Of the Twelfth egiment, their scores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

THR MoDoCs.-Gov. Grover, OF Oregon, In
his message 10 the legislature of that state,
gives the history Of the Modoc troubles, ami
says: alt is betting that take this occasion
thus publicly TO acknowledge, on behalf OF the
state of Oregon, the distinguished services OF
Brevet NJ ajor Gen. jefferson 9. Davis, OF the
army of the United States, for his brilliant and
decisive conduct in closing the ModOc Indian
war. To Gen. Frank Wheaton and the officers
who served under him, our acknowledge ents
are due for their gallant and sOldierly services
from the first, and for their generous conduct
toward the Oregon volunteers. A resolution OF
thanks would rot be inappropriate in the premi-
ses, as the peace of our entire eastern frontier
was involved in the success OF the MoiOc cam
paigDs. AS TO the ModOcs outlaws who COM
mitted the massaeres of the 18th and 3lth of
November, ls12, and who now stand indicted
for murder in jackson county, they were taken
out of the jurisdiction of this state by force,
under the direct order OF the President OF the
ulted states. They are now fugtives from
the Justice OF this state, As soon a. the unlsY-
full detention ceases, they are liable 10 be re-
turned on the TequisitiOn OF the governor OF
Oregon, and to be submitted TO trial and
punishment according TO law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

A STRANGE SuICIDB.--A man who could not
live with his wife tried to live peaceably with
another woman Failing In this, he declared
that ga man who can't live with a woman With
oat qusrrelling Amt dit to i've" aud hung him
self 10 a clothes peg. This occurred Yesterday
in Newark, and the unhappy man set a yery
bad example to the married Communicative
Herald 29tk.
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TRUsTIEs' BALE OF TwO-srORY BRICK
HOUSE On THE SOUTH SIDE OF NORTH
STREETS WEST.
mByViI,gs e . deed Of trust to III, dated August
toio 4sl = SEQ, one of the land records Tor the
District OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby will SELL in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, October 10, 1874, at
o'clock D. m, all that certaia piece or parcel OF
ground situate in the city Of wa1hinston, D. O.,
Known and described Lot lettered - BIZ Of Ann
Bianchards subdivision of Lot numbered eight, 49,
ard part Of Lot numbered pine, 90 in square mum.
bereo two hundred and fifty seven, ff57 fronting
eighteen (ls) feet uine (9 inches north,
and running back with that width distance OF sew
tnty six (76) feet, together with the improvements
shove.
Terms: One-third cash; balance ct six, Twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent
from day Of sale. secured by deed of trust. de-
posit Of 500 will lie required az time Of sale All
convey sncing st ponse Of purchaser Is terms
complied with in seven days the trustee reserves
the TO rese the property az the risk aud cost
eftDe d'fanitug puTchss. Y, after i've days siver.
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