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The New York herald., 1874-07-15

1t appears that the whole honor OF saving the
men on the Pennsylvania Coal Dock. as was pub
lished in yesterdays HERALD, does not COM
pletely belong to Hugh Balston and his
shipmates OF the Edith Soon after the ex-
ploson OF the tank and the immediate setting
on fire OF the dock, Thomas Lynch, who had al
ready rendered valuable service In laying line Of
nose between the dock and pier opposite was COM
PEELED to withdraw from the burning mass, and
the frantic occupants, to the outer part Of the
stream, to the imminent danger of raging fire be.
hind and the deep river In 'front.' His boat was
too small to receive more than the three he lad
ALREADY saved. With great exertiOns, making for
the bark Edith, he reused the attention OF the
crew and helped them most ably in the humane
endeavors which were so happily successful.
The New York herald., 1874-07-15


To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Your rton- scandal reporter uses the columns
OF the HERALD to-day to say y:-Frst, that ! am
'preparing q statement for tie committee, en-
bracing several important iacts and second, that
.our reporter endesvored to interview MI. How
ard, but he could not be found. On inquiry at the
onice our reporter learned that he was at the
Hippodroma A RentemanD attach6 OF the star
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THE BURNS HOMICIDE.
Kelly Held to Bail.

mothy Kelly, the man who stands charged
with fatally beating John Burns was yesterday
morning brought before Coroner Woltman by Cap
tain Kilea, OF the Twenty second precinct, and
released on giving $500 bail to await the resGAs OF
an investlation.
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Judge Pferrepont Right.
From the Galveston News.

Irrom Tue UaIVe5IOn NeWS.J
1t Is evident that many OF our Southern con.
temporaries are by no means oppressed with the
idea OF a third term for Grant. Perhaps Judge
Perrepont dtd not utter the widest OF predictions
when he said tnat Grant would be reelected with
the support Of Southern democratA
The New York herald., 1874-07-15
AUSTRALIA AND CHINA,

Her Britannia Majesty's steamship BasilisK ar
rived at Singapore June 80, having successfully
completed survey of the previously unknown
northeastern shores OF Nek Guinea. Captain
Moresby reports that the existence oil a new and
shorter route between Australia and China Is an
es lshed fact.
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A Prudent Suggestion.


The comedians are talking OF getting up q book
containing all the scandals extanJ about ministers
OF the Gospel. This Is to be their revenge for the
denuncations which the pulpit has hurled at the
stage. 1t would be only fair for the "piayer
peOpe' to take their turn.
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Death In the Dam.

springfield Republican, July 14.l
The bursting OF the Mddledeld reservoir simply
deepens the already profound conviction In the
popular mind that there is death in the dam all
around in these manufacturing hill towns. For
tunately the loss Is only of property, but this is
sufficiently serious. We should hardly suppose
tha5 so pugnacious individual the Boston
and Albany Railroad would submit to so heavy a
damage without testing its right to indemnity
under the common law. The lesson for the Com
mOnwealth is simply to insist upon more scientific
and careful dam building and a strlcter RESPONSE
bility OF reservoir owners iOr damages.
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l. March, Brothers Rock"...... ............ Dodworth
q Overture, Poet and Peasant .suppe
3. "Dermot Astore' Crouch
Waltz, Beautiful Rhine. Keller Bella
H..
s. March, Long Branch" "....,......: .Dodworth
g. "reminiscences from the operas OF Meyerbeer.
T. Pccoo polka, Little Warbler De Carlo
g. Air sweet spirit Wallace
performed on the cornet and saxopnone.)
O. March, "Grande Duchesse" OfYe ach
TO- Medley, "Old and Merry FrenIs" ...... Dodworth
H. Nazurka, "Fata Morgana". strauss
H. Galop, VIII You Dance Y.............. Dodwort tn
Finale, National Airs
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TOMPKINS SQUARB.

The Central Park Band Will, II weather permits,
perform to-day In this square, commencing at half
past five. The following is the programme
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Mr.. Beecher's Calm Confidence.
From the Albany Argus.l

Henry Ward Beecher has asked for a full investi-
cation OF all rumOrs concerning him. His notes
expressing this desire are pervaded by that
calm confidence which alone possesses the soul OF
strong men conscious OF the rectitude OF their con-
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BR0OKLYN'S SORROW.
The Beecher Investirat.
ing Committee.
More of Mr.. TiltOn's Facts and Fancics-What
the Committee Have Done.

The usual reticence Is observed by the Beecher
Investigating Committee In reference to their de-
hberations. The members have evidently decided
to keep their own counsel, and they are men OF
precisely that mental build who are sure to carry
out in its integrity whatever they propose. 1t is,
however, known that they have fixed Monday
next as the day to receive Mr.. TitOn and his
'strict array" Of documents. 1t Is understood
among those likely to be well informed that those
documents win refer to the Bowen part OF the
scandal and will be largely made up OF hearsay
evidence. Mr. nton In his last published letter,
has the following passage:-
Moreover one q ytf legal advisers had previously
aa
worst aspects Of the case might thereby lacliitate
through You, such public presentation Of M Beechers
ss esna Is Close 'nan
The Brooklyn Eagle OF last evening gives the fol-
lowing explanation OF thi, passage, and states
that it shows that from "some mental defect MIR.
Tlton is unable to distinguish between fact and
fancy":-
During Of the recent sessions Of the committed
IN wh0, OF M
counsel in the case was present at the meetng for
S
sssshsr did not want Rm tell all he snsw The
SssSneTs istis. them get Il the facts
iolnf his so ns M
nns that ali mat hs ss sou
They told him to read again, there clause there
calling tor truth and justice in the matter. Tlton looked
over again and found it he seemed to be very much
astonished that Mr.. Beecher should make such de-
inimltably pompous manner, Sir this very day you
why. man, replied the LAWYER how IN the world can
you say THAR never had such idea i'll my head !"
Well replied Tilton, then 1 must have been mis-
taken"
The committee will be occupied during the re-
mainder OF the present week In the examination
0l several I'm pOrtant witnesses. Very strict meas
ures have been taken to prevent the testimony
going astray in the columns OF ne wspapers.
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OFFICE or THE STAR,
No. 27 CITY HALL SQUARE,
NEW YORK, July IA, 1874
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
EEw FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PBICEs LOWEB THAN EVER
GOODS BETTE THAN EWES
now Is THE TIME TO BUYI

Here are few Of the bargains offered Boys
asd GiTIs' Aeri.O Embroidered Cape and Hood. ,
81; MeriHs STeI Oh Hoods, Hand Knit Zephyr Ua D.
snd Hoes Il ala Knit sacques, 81, SILK and 5stiu
Quilted Hccjs, NeTy bue, 81 50 -; Infants' Me
rlRO OlOaks, So CEildTeDs', Misses sad Lads leg
Draw ers. 81; 0snIs' heavy MerfuO Sairts, sos and
o., Ladies Heavy and Fine full regular Hose,
three peir for 81 Mems super stout British Socks
Is and Sc Large bite Chinese SilK Handzer-
chiefs OEly !, Small d.. do, 5Oc, very cheap;
dies and Gents Hemstitched sad Hemmed Linen
bite ekiris CIly 81; Large size me Linen Diner
Napkins, : Per dozen; Turkey Red Fruit Napkins,
8 per D. zen OhildreDs' and Ladies' Fancy Wool,
extra long Is 20 SOC. pair; Ladies fne hite
kubisst 81, very handsome Siik ard Wool En-
brCideTeo slipper Patterns only 81; very superior
colors, 81 and 81 50; Ladies Dog3kin GsuGtlets,
81. SIX m" Ivory n aldle Table and Dessert
Knives only So Fix solid steel full Silver Pls ed
Dessert CT 1fb.e KNIVES. 81 per set: six Table
spoons OF Fork-, WARRANTED plated on White Metal,
81, elk Teaspoons, warranted plsted White
MeIsl. 81, three aEd five bottle Casters, a.; nae
ditto. So test Butter Knives. SOC Napkin Rings,
best plate 50N solid silver ditto, u; hAe Hair aud
Clothes Brushes, 2sC, DC. and 81 Rubber Dressing
Combs, 25c., SOC. and 81; Oval French plate Mir
TOrs, 81; BIZ Books and Wallets, 25c. 70 81; Pic
tuTe rants II LARGE Vartety, 23c to 81; B-ack-
cts Of Gil kinds, 25c. to 81, Towel Racks, BOOB
shelves, Tables, Hatracks, 81; ten-pin Diamond
Hstracks, Sac (; Tue BsZOrs and Pocket Knives
Sls Work BASKETS from 25c up 20 81; Washstanis.
81; LsuCh Baskets, Is ard SOC; Shawl Straps, 25
ments from 25c up 10 IL hne CarOmos ID immense
variety, 60c., 81 and 81.
Ii l. In possible q enunerate sud describe the
Thousands Ct articles Come and see for yourself
No trouble 20 show goods. Three floors Of my Iarzs
establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling
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DI Il I'D.

BARTLkY, On the Gath instant, SAMUEL
BAhTLkf, IN the SD year Of his age.
Relatives and frienOs Of the family respectful
Gen CO Of his brother. in-law, Geo. W Burgess I35f
street southeast, Sunday, at 4 o'clock .. m.
BABbER. At O'Clock 30 The morning Of the aath
daB Of October, JULIA IRBNf, infant daughter
Of AMI L and Julia LsDgdOn Barber, aged {
Services at their home, in lie Droit Park, to-
morrow, SuncAy,l ~ p. m.
CRANE. OCiober y, 1871, after a long and paiu-
iul sickness, JANIS A. CRANE, IN the gth year
The friends OF his family are res pectfuIIy requested
20 stterd his fuHeral on Monday, tue 26b instant,
81 O'Clock, from bic late residence, No. 9l6 sih
street southeast. Mass a. 81. Peters Catholic
Church. n
COBAUGH. October 10Th, JANIS A., area \
day, and the 24th instant, FkkD ERICk ", aEsd
70 dsys, infant children Of Wl. D. AID Helen j.
CCbsugb.
ysOoB. Suddenly, At : O'Clock, on the morning
Of Friday, the sd, v ii. VI. JACOB.
His funeral will take place AZ O'Clock D N on
kundsy, from his late residence, b. attsvflie.
LAUbR. On the sd instant. ct II O'CLOCK a. m .
ADAM l.. LAGER, son Of Glegor AMI Wslbsrz
Lauer, eyed years.
en- blsdentbuTg rosa, ~ 5 O'Clock .. m, euadsT,
18Th instant. Friends OF tia family are invited 20
attepe.
PROCTOR. In this city. October asi, snsr q
painful Illness, JAMES n. PkOCrOs, In shs so
Behold The bed OF desth;
This pale and silent clay.
Heard ye the sob Of parting bTestlE
Marked ye the eyes last ray
no life 50 swestly ceased 20 be,
1t lapse6 in Immortality.
Bis funeral will tsse place from H. land Chapel
Sy Harmony Lodge, K. o. P, and Sons Of Jonsd 20.
Friends and eQcsiEtsDces pe0tfally Invited
&C. attend. iIPEiisdel phis papers copy
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NRUsTEE's SALE.

In pursuance Of Q deed Of trust from George W
me, dated the 9th day Of January ls7e, and re
G rded 10 Liber II b. No: s. folio 81, &C.. one o
lsno l all expose 20 public eae, apon the prem
ises, for cash. On THURSDAY, the 5th day 81 Mo-
day thereafter, the land thershY conveyed, known
ss parts Of Wi,lsntine, Lewis Poiot and Fife Ia
This properly is situated in Prince Georges c.,
seC s Two miles irSm sns visge Q,
seiy the public road leading thereto, and rs sc.
cessble TO Ii by the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, being distant from Msgruder's station and
Bennings station sb.ut = mile. II is very produe.
tive, and admirably adapted to market purposes TO
which use il Les been probably applied fer several
yeArs past. y. o.. eTEPHBue, Trustee.
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TNITID STATS MARsaAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of Teri facias issued ont OF the
Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court # the District
Of Columbia, and 70 me directed will sell az public
sale for cash, in front Of the Court door Of
said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day OF
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock m all defend ant'e
right, title, claim and interest," in and to part OF Lot
the northeast corner OF said lot, and running west
along the line Of g public alley In said square Il
feet, thence south rs feet 10 inches thence east to
the eastern line Of said lot II feet, and thence north
eriy TO the said alley and place Of beginning, to-
thereon, in the city OF Washington, D. O., ssized
and levied upon e the property OF Minna Feucht,
administratTix Of Frederick feucht's estate, and
will be sold % settsy Execution No. II ss, in faver
A'.i' Al <. 81 ARP. o. Q. Kanhal D. o.
October tth, 1874. oots-dta
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ITNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Gn virtue of writ OF neri fsceas, issued out OF
the Clgrks ONCE OF TIE Supreme Court of the Dis.
trct of Columbia, and to directed, will sell, at
public sale, for cash, in front of the Court house
November, la4, at IL O'Clock m, all J l.. Lyne's
right, title, claim and interest 10 and to Lot No li0
Ia besl Is addition TO Georgetown, ID. O. Beginning
for the same at the northwest intersection of
and Beai streets, In said Georgetown, and running
thence west and parallel with Besll street 60 feet;
thence south and parallel with Monroe street 50
fest to Beell street; thence east along the line of
Beal street 90 feet to the place of beginning, to-
thereon, sieZd and levied upon as the property Of
L. Lyme, and will be sold e satisfy execution No.
the soit OF the District Of Columbia
ALEX. SHARP, Q. D. Marshal, D q.
lk-dt
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IN1HE SUP RESE COURTOF THE DISTRIUF
OF COLUMBIA.

sP-tHa A-Fai-F rl5Uts JtFtS1 tlftca, OctgysT 81,
ISL
N the nat: 7 q he will % MARY McGUIGGAN
apFlcSli q Tor testers tes..mentary on the esfa-a
~ Mar N Gulggsn, % the city cf Washfnet~n
Ei-tTict = lUuoia, has his csy been made nv
hereby Notified % appear In this court on TUEs-
tA1 me 81 Day q November next, AZ II O'Clock A
N. 70 shoe cause ny letters ar on the
eststs OF TIE said deceased should not fss7e az
rrayed. FF0rtfsf. a COY Of tuis order De pgb-
shed or c. q week frr two weeks in the EVe1fng
s'ar sEc ss.in gton Law Repo-te-, previous 70
the Ealf ds~. Test: A. WEBSTER,
CC% w Register 81 Wftis.
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limited STATES mARsRAL's SALE.

In virtue Of five wr.s of eri fscias issued ont of
the Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
public sale for Oash, ia front of the court ouse
door of said District, Oh TUESDAY, the 81 day Of
November. 1874, ct IL O'Clock M, all Augustus
Bachns right, title, claim and interest in and te
Lots Hcs lOl, log, l03 and lOi, in Dale rights
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, in the county OF
Warrington, District of Columbia with ali
snd singular the improvements thereon, seized asd
levied upon as the property OF August Bachas and
will be sold to satisfy executions he, 92T against
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deimer and August
August Bschus, Nos. 1861, g77S and g7si against
Frederick Myers and August Baehus, an at The suit
Uf the District Of Columbia.
ALsXR sRARP, Q, 3. Marshal, DO.
October IA, 1874. octI4.ts
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RR I'm

J0E-sMITH. On the 27d of October. ls7t BY
the Bsy. Father shs.dAn, EDWARD y. JUY 20
Mss FAh6IE y. SMITH, both u this city.
VOSE-wILLIAMs. At the residence Of the
brides parents, No. 1907 Pennsylvania svenue.
on THURSDAY evening. OetobsT 20 lsll, by Rev. IA.
A. Cleveland, Capt. WILLIAM PRESTON VOSa,
Z 3. A, and Miss BETTIEM. WILLIAMS
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/ limited STATES MABsaALs SALE.

In virtue Of writs Of ier facias, issued out of
The Clerk once Of the Supreme court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and TO me directed, shall SELL at
public sale, for cash, IN front Of the Court Of
said District. on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Hoyem-
Der, 1874, at IL O'Clock N ell John Roney's right,
square no. t92, in the city OF Washington ID. Q. b,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the property Of
John Roney and will be sold TO satisfy executions
Nos $685. $780, 9549 and $50 in favor of the District
I Columbia, sganst Robert Farrell aud John
honey IN $3.50 and 9Sle AGAINST Mary Hagg and John
honey in No 9S49. and Martin Welsh and J1hD
ROney In No, 1863 ALEX SHARP.
N ~
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DY DUNOAHSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest

AZ b.
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
TBgsTEEs' sALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF I'm ST,
BlTMEnN y AND STREETS NORrH-
an By virtue Of deed OF trust to Us, dated Sep.
EStember s, A. ID. ISIS, duly recorded in Libsr
A No rs, folio $40 Of the land records for the
District Of COlumba and al the request of the party
secured thereby we will sell at public auction, IN
front Of the premises. on WEDHEsDAY, October
u, 1874, at O'Clock D the f0lloEing d sscribed
real O. tate, situate In the city Of Arlington, D.
TO sit: All that piece or parcel Of ground, bsin
part II Lot numbered Il, in square numbered 423,
beginning for the ~ feet 10 inches south from
the northeast of said lot IL, Running thence
south on the lire Of eth street vest ~ feet l0
int hes, by depth Of 100 feet.
Terms: q ,00), with interest 81 10 per cent from
March g. l7t TO day IF sale, and expense OF sale in
essh; balance at and II months, with interest
from dav OF sale and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold deposit of 100 will be req uired
al time OF sale. all convey anciug at purchaser's
cost Terms to be complied with in seven DAYS
BRAINARD b. WARMER -.
GEOEGE W. STICKNEY, { @rustees.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, October ~, at 4 O'Clock D. m, ia
BBAINARD Il. WARNER r,r,,...
GEL RGE w. eTIOKSEY, Z trustees
ocf22-td DUNOAESON BROS Aucts
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Tie English are as uno-tvntstiOus in "a ii
names - in other things. John l. the common
male and Jane the popular female cOguomsn.
begin 10 think that ne sTly all the female ser
wants are called Jane" 1 am not sure there
l. lot an act If Parliament ca IA At effect. The
term servant is used IN a broader seuss here
than In oar country. The employees OF a COM
pAny Pre- called servants" whether they are
az the head or foot OF the list Imagine an
American railway ticket-selIeT called q servant
But IL is TOO dreadful 10 think OF, and fortu-
nEtely, no one would dare DO IL.
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A LUCKV Doe.-A California corresponde-t
~ the PtilAdelpbis North American sAys.-As
the steamer upOn which Senator Cameron va
making tour OF the hsrbor OF San Fran
cisco was passing between Goat island ana
Tie city mont, dog WAS discovered mia
way In the stream swi mining from the island 10
ward the city wharves. Senator Cameron 8
sympsthtes were aroused m behalf OF the poo
brute, and AZ his request the steamer va
= pped' boat lowered, snd the dog taken on
board. The Senator was 50 pleased with the
pluck ard Intelligence OF the dog that he aiout
90 the animal and Will take him east on his re-
turn. lie Il. We suppose, what might be
called a "lucky dog"
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TTNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue of writ of eri faciss issued out OF the
CLERK 8 of1ce Of the Supreme court OF the District
Of Columbia and to me direce ed, will sell at pub
nc sale for cash, front OF the court house door OF
Der, 1874, at IL O'Clock m. all John Casey right
title, claim, and interest in and to west half Of LOT
No. SO, in square No. 500 in the city Of Washington
District of Columbia, together with all and singular
the I'm prov emerts thereon, seized and LEVIED upon
&c the property OF John Casey, and will be sold to
satisfy execution o. 9473, against Charles Wallace
sad John Casey, at the suit Of the District Of o.
lumbia. ALEX. STARR
Octl4-d H. & Marshal. ID q
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GU w sT fIfyY Trysiees.
pY THOB. Z WAGGAMAE.
- Real Esta.e Aucti-nesI. q 1th stree-
TRUsTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL IS
TATE IN TIE NORTHMESTERN PORrin,

TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED BRAL Es
IA IAI = . IN ! TIE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION
~ By virtue Of three deeds Of trust to the IN.
S deIsisneo, dated respectively December 10 h,
1853, recorded IN Liber No. GO, fOIiOs N, SC y;
February lah, $50, recorded in Libar No COS, foios
o9, &C pTil 18th, $50, recorded in l. Der No on
t0os 49, &c, aud by direction of the party secured
thereby, we shall, on w EDNESDAY, 4th day Of
NSYemb5r, 1874, at D O'Clock D. on the premises,
one spd one-hslf (l1s) inches, part by the dep'h
thereof Of lot in the subdivision of original lots
IN square numbered two hundred and eleven. made
by the 81 FIDcent's Orphan Asylum of said city,
ana dolly recorded.
Also, parts Of lots marked and Iettered U and V In
hundred and eleven Gid, made by st. Vinceut's
orphan lum Of sai1 city, fronting fifteen (5l FEET
one and One-qusrter ul4D inches on Rhode Island
avenue, and extending back with the width to
the rear line of said lols, aud lying ana adoin
Ing IL SAID part OF lot ', which vas cOnyeye ed to
Wm, Il. Woodward and Y. W. Jpnes by deed re-
corded in Libsr No sos, At fsiins a., sc.
Also, the western fifteen l5) feet and a-half
ia inches trout with the depth thereof of the lot
numbered or lettered u, in square numbered two
vision thereof, made b. st, Nincent's Orphan Asy-
iurl, aEd dub recorded.
The improvements consist of brick houses.
Terms Of le. One third cash Oh each, balance in
notes Al twelve and twenty four months, bearing 8
per cent iuterest from dsT of sale, and secured
ihs pure cost. de pOsit Of one hundred dol
lars lO1) Will be required at sale each piece of
property sod. II the terms Of eae not Complies
with in ten days after this day of sse the Trustees
reserve the rght 20 resell the property atsthe risk
aEc COst Of the dgfsuiting purchaser.
J5 n \ n Ell Gps sSSN Trustees.
ocl2o-sC6ds 1HOS. WAG9AMAN, Auct.
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pastor of q FAN River church having made an
arrangement TO exchange pUlpits with 3 Meth
odist clergy man last Sunday, the good brother
came according TO agreement; bot, untOTtu-
nately, at the appointed Z me for afternoon ser.
vice he walked into the wrong churcl, entered
the pulpit, and took bis seat. While the choir
assiDging the voluntary ia came the pastor nd
discovered this brother Clergyman seated COM
foTtably in his place. The pastor, who knew
him, ssic: "ATe you not in the wrong church,
he replied: "No, L know where 1 am. 1 was TO
exchange with the pastor OF this church !" %
which the pastor rejoined that he knew nothing
Of such an arrangement, and proceeded to give
out the HYMN and preach his sermon as usual
Finally the strange brother whispered: 1
really believe that am in the wrong place E"
At the church where he was to preach the con-
gregstiOn sang, waited, hSd prayer, and de-
parted for home.-SpriHqfeld Republican.