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PROPOSALS FOB sEEF FOR INDIANS
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,


LAWRENCE, KAN, Nov. Is, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS lii be received at this ONCE,
DrcrNsER. is7s, for furnishing the following s
named ausDtiy of Beef, for issue 10 Indians in the
For the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency, 500 600
pounds srOSs weight; Beef cattle s on the hoof
weight. Beef cattle on the hoof
FOR the Kiows and ooI,nehe Agsncy-2 200
The delivery ofthe castle mus, commence in each
Of the points named, the first day of February
ier date if required and deliveries shall
be made a. such times and in such quantities the
service al the respective Agencies require, the
tints Of delivery and amounts be delivered be
GeteInlntd ard ..asonable notice given by the re-
Good merchaniable Beef Cattle will be required.
the viii be az each Of the
Payments viii be made on proper receipts after
the account therefor shall have been properly ap-
Each proposal must have copy of this adv ertise-
In executing any con- ract, the right will be re-
above TO extent NJ; exceeding twenty i've per
cent and the right is siso reserved 70 reject any
all proposals, II such course should be deemed for
tn beet Interests II the government.
H,d will be 5 rec from any person who has
No contract, or part thereof, will be permitted 20
the written consent Of the Secretary of the Inte-
rior.
E,e cry bid must be accompanied by o certified
cheek or draft, pa she 20 the order of the Oonnis
sOBer Of Indian Affairs, on some United STATES ne
positoIy As guarantee II god falth, which check
or draft shall be at least five per centum of the sg
gresae amount OF the bid. Tor supplies proposed to
be furnished and IN case any bidder, on being
awarded a contract shalt fail execute the same,
with good and sufie ent sureies, according to the
terms on which his bid was made and accepted such
bidder shall forfeit the amoust 80 dep 1sitei to the
United states, ard the same shall forthwith be pld
into the Treasury; but If such contract shall be duly
executed as Aforesaid such draft or check 40 depos
tied snail be retur ned 70 The bidder.
Al the Execution Of the contract bond will be re-
Qulred TO Its full amount for the faithful perform
ance thereof with two snretiss, whose suffi-
cheney must be certified To- b. United States Judge
district attorney.
Proposals should be enclosed in an envelope ad-
dressed 70 the Undersigned and endorsed a. Propos-
ais for Beef for IEdis ans -
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening Of
the proposals. ENDCd HuA9.
Superintendent IEdan Affairs
q fillIsIec
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c. j. KING, one of the signal operators,
had n difficult passage coming down from
Mt. Washington one day last week. break
ing his way through snow from foot 10 80
inches deep. He reported mild" weather,
the thermometer ranging from 10 p degrees
The Su mmit house was Theoretically sealed
with a coating of ice four inches thick, the
result of a storm OF sleet, freezing as IL fell.
The hotel platform was buried In a drift six
feet deep. From the summit all the northern
and western country appeared covered with
snow, while TO the south and east there was
hDf
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u II. WAkNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer,
federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n. w.

En- SIRE IF SHXF S
prtme Court Of the District Ct C9lumba passed
lie G. Anderson et al are com plainsnts and viii
liam Ashby ct al are defendants will offer for
TUf sDkY, the ftb day Of December. is7o' at 4 1
brtd r. 50 and 81 in john Ri Hanns saS Si
Of Lots T. ID and IA. in square No. SOL These lots
have each irOrt of ~ feet ON street, with depth
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree are: One
three equal instruments, and payable in SIN t6j,
twelve il2), and eighteen tl5D months from day of
satisfaction Of the trustee, who shall reserve q lien
on the property until the whole purchase money
iiege ii paying the whole purchase money in cash
al yaneing at purchaser cost Fifty dollars
sale not com piled with within 1--we 80 days from
3 Ss os r and e IF the 30
or purchasers, after five days notice in the Even
JOHN r. HANNA, Trustee.
novls-s,w. Ads Ed. CLEARLY, sslsrman.
rC'EC sTEES' SALE OF COMFORTABLE
ASS LOT in GEORGETOWN, AT "a AU G.
a By virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed Janu
e folios 1885, Of the land records Of the District of
District OF Columbia, made in The matter OF cause
No AN, Equity Docket IA, the undersigned Trustees
on the 9TH day 0 Of Sove@ber a. D.
1875, at o clock m, all that piece parcel Of
ground in Georgetown, ID. known and described
as follows Beginning for the at the end Of one
hundred and fifty feet from the southeast Of
High and Dunbarton streets, Georgetown, District
of Columbia, to the eastern lire Of ten foot alley,
(said alley being a part of the slip,) then south
twenty and one half degrees east with the line of
said alley one hundred and eighteen li8 feet, then
to Of
Lot INTENDED to be then With the
line OF DunbaIton street then with said street west,
erly twenty feet six inches to the place Of begin
Dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest at eight per cent, secured by
deed OF trust On The property sold. All convey:
1lUO required at time Of sale. II the terms of the
sale are not complied with within FIVE days, the
Trustees the right resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting chaser.
WItLIAM p G GaSpSh Trustees.
novH Gee. Cour. I HOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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THOSE SAD LEAvEs.-She. girl Of seven
teen, walked under the naples a monuh a 90
and gathered the golden leaves and said:
go, leaves, you remind me ofcrushed hopes
and scattered plans"
He, her father, found them In nail keg,
the other day. and shook them down In a
corner of the woodshed and said:
"Theres that dog has got just Is good q he'd
as any canine in this town."-De,roit Free
Press.
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W. y ~, Pc, NJ D CO i.rs g.. "a. ~ d.
a. q g. - >uS.' a-'i.s "a e-nsl, Io.lns,
bsLViaokR. nv G.-.s.tr "a dali Hua est. a.
IA Iug, iss klsu. dun cat st=.fF. an
tta. 50. " htat 4u'rt I'D q - " f~rn
I'd, 81. fsu s,I.n ~ rel yr.l g. HsrylAi 4 red
b.i.s1 o.. -f-f.r l. - To. wit. Issl IS o. a
s'uii-tn nrni western duh. - a.. ia, 70:
-. ~. :csa-, srutbers #..ow c'd. 20 4 -.
.~.,,, Ntett.f .AH4. u..EuI ally ~ OA7- Hnli-
uth go. &aa. Na-for white. - a. w-ste-n
Bid, Nas. tye dull so ia.a usI Hav stsssT
- -, Nv ~ isud 80 p ~ ~ o.. : ohA.t ~
= .i,l.ns hr., hnf quiet, tl-i rs-trt isi bT
ia. SION P0rk-Dsw, = - Rsh m-ats-lo v.s
80 h o.ils p.ok,d -heaidsr~ o. cis.r rss
SUE - rHcnu - Al .--hssntf ~ 1 - cl-.r
70 si1,s, Isi.s Hans, S.Is LsS dat
ciblr, Eaas, rsnnsd, Ia. Butter stesoyAnd arss-
Nf-ttFn tAifs- ~. a. uf~.a. az A. A. t.pu
hruel -srnd.. al --~r-a. ~ oa~s ave
uumiUaily = higher Rio cargose az. 49, ohm a.
p S-la whi.ks nru.iB
NV hokk. noN ~ -tscs- duh ana -t-ssx
note. Colo, hs Exchange, tuns go shart,
80 Governments acfiN~.
kt~ tokk, M q ~ rur quiet . q unc h.ns~a
hes' duh snd hanged Corn one c-nt beiues
IoNDrN Nv "a E9 m.-The bushes. On
hn,-ri. an securities is mSinly Investment; isre.
sa,es ~ higher rrtcss. L. : bod, ASS =, 80
mSA lss7 ., ltS's % co.. I0sa. nee nvss. lOs,
ftie, lss Consols, $50 ls Tor money aud the &C
count. - - -
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NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL,

PHILADELPHi@, "A LtXsNDSJA, WASH
LNGION iNU EORG ETOWN.
SAILING
From Pier =, North wharyes, PhiIaiei p1is
SATURDAY, Mt IL Ia. ~W-
From SO Waller street Georgetown. 80
Dc, MOND Y 81 o p III.
- Thfs line connects at Philsdelphis with Cjyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line ut Steamers for PrOyi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
HYDE, Agent for d. of o.
VIM CLYDE 4 CO., Phiiadel phia
y. REkD, Alexandria, Va
ID. ID. e.. MINK. 20 evonshire street, Boston.
Sfreights delivered by KnoN Express. Orders
lett at General tffce. 500 Pennsylvania or
at the Steamers Wharf, will be promptly attended
n2 tr
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings corner a aud streets n. W.

~ II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auc.toneer,
Federal Buildings Ocrner n aud streets ". W.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
g, ApJoiEEp BY "IEisipAp" kSp THs
AsB THE k ks3EtM SJk FSE bESE KHS
RAILROAD, At lUGTIoN. " 0
- n by virtue Of deed Of t.ust, dated April !; A.
recorded in Iiber No al, folio Isl, one 9s, Of the
land records for Washington county, the District
hereD1 viii sell At auction in font Of the prem
ises, on MONDAY, september 18th, lo7s, at
Washinston. b, O., Comprised Within the following
No 4 p'auteo at the northwest corner of tina, part
Ct occupied By George
sSqh @ degrees. eas. Ave o.
railroad; thence north forty two and half t42tsl
n a1S
line TO a division fence formerly put up between
.hs sa Il pf D
degrees one hundred and thirteen lis! perches and
Of marked Tor sSsnce sousS
sixty nye and a Quarter lss degrees west forty
isnd formerly held ~ III; pe5risss5; Themes with
"a and
thirty three (3s) perches, sold TO one Mangum by
Benjamin I. Fenwick, in deed dated September IS,
1864 and lots numbered 3, TO- II, Y, In square 5;
~ :: Seas. 'ssd1;as
Terms a. 900, with interest at 10 per cent Per an
aae 81 aed e
at six and twelve months with interest from day
of SALE secured by deed Of trust the property sold
conveyaneins at sHpsnss Of purchase If terms Of
sale the Trustees reserves the right TO resell the
e. the rN ana 81 ans ur
+ WELLS s.esmsS
~THH ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September 81, 1875, same hour and
esH bS%ss:.Isi s.:.s:s
H-TBE ABOVE SALE Is HURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, septen Der 2eth, lsl5, same
sS sr1cEs SoEb SS5yJns s, T.usss:
~ THE PURCHASES or THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed 70 comply with the
terms Of said sale made September g. Is, shall
9s's fhs e Gs the SoS
p M, ct the risk and cost Of the defauttns pur-
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
| SATURDAY, November goth, 1875, same hour and
''- GEO. W. srIoKNEY, sgEyiyins Trustee.
P0NEb. on account Of the rain, until sATGRSRY,
| November 9Th. l0S, same hour and place.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, eurvtyine Trustee
nov2a-sod J.T,COtDWEkL, Salesman.
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NJERCHANTs' LINZ OF srEAMSHIPs
lV1 BETWEEN
WAS4INGTUN AND NEW YORK

Hereafter the fine Stssmships Il. G. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will r. axe re gu ar week e<->~e
~ trlPs tetweeE NEW IOBh, ALEX 4fGfR
ANDRIA, VASE lNGrON and7zx1Ab
GBORSETOWN,a g. foiIDws:-Leaye NEW YORK
from Pier 81 Esst River every SATURDAY at 4
p M leave @ O5GETQW every FRIDAY at =
n. M, and ALI XASDRIA the same dsy.
For full information pIy To r. p. A DENHAM.
business Office and wharf b3 " ster street, George
tOe n, or at the Office he President street
bridge. j. w THOMPSON, President:
~FreiRhts delivered by knoN's Express. Orders
left Al General Office, COS Pennsy lvania avenue
at the steamers wharf, will be prom pity ATTENDED
,af1
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IDlE I'D.

AUSTIN. At the residence Of j. I'm Hardy Mont
gincry {. unty. Md. the mOrcing Il the I'd,
oe'0cA. Mrs. MARTINS A. AUSTIN, in her saith
year.
Services at 10 ocl ok q. m 18th instant Burial
At Mount DIV et Cemetery at o clock D. m.
CHI FIFTH. Tbis morning Of pneumonia. gro.
con a janice 4. AID Virginia A. Griffith, aged
years sDa6 months. Morning papers copy
YOUNG. At the residence OF her sister. In wssh-
tfedskille fsl more county, Md, November 18th,
lS9S. Mrs. ANN NJ. Young, beloved wife Of " lillian
Young, an the SD year OF sse.
None knew her bp: to love her, none named hsr
bet 10 praise.
bATks. IN Georgetown, ID. G. on Tuesday e.
terror n a. - CLOCK, Of consumption, GIDEON D.
lArks. In The 10Th of his age
, fre.l1s" the family Ar. REQUESTED 20 sttsnd bis
frnefa lTote bis late residence. No. 80 Market st,
on Thursday alter ooh, 25th inst, ct o'cloch.
baitininr' papers please copy.l
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Ja6. Joy Ensos, Trustees
los. L. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctiopecr
Office No. 900 Sth street northwest.


GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL
IW MNrLa AND X STREETS NoRTHwEsT,
90 BY virtue of an order cf the Supreme Court
Al OF the District of Columbia. holding a Probate
Court, passed On the 10th day of October 1875, aud
spproyed ana ratified by the said court holding an
Equity Court, on the I'd day Of November, 1875,
RS4s no T o Ss s the
ID; lsIs, at O'Clock = M a., he right title, In
the following described resi- estate in the city OF
Washington ano District Of Columbia, the said in
terttt b, ing an Undivided one third Of original lot
ginning for the same ct point m ths west line Of
18th street AT the distance Of I29 feet So inches
from the southeast corner of said square No. 'Oj,
and running thence north on the line OF said slusre
with 18th street wet 20 feet 30 inches; ,herce wet
lis feet thence soufhwesterly - feet inch; thence
south feet; thence sOulbeasterly q feet I inch:
thence east II feet; thence south feet 81 inches
thence east lol feet to tue place u Beginning,
tanning LA square feet Of ground, less 10
gether with the buildings thereon, consisting Of
tour small two-stOry brick houses. plat q the
ground be seen at the Office If the aucti0neer,
will be exhibited at the time and place of sale,
18th street aforesaid, and the sare win be sid as
one lot, With the privilege Of tbs whole or sepa-
Terms: One fourth cash. the resic ne in four eqnsl
instruments, payable ct six. twelve, eighteen and
purchasers TO receive deed or deeds, aud give
promssory notes, bearing interest, secured By deed
Of trust. All anCing at the Spense of the
purchaser deposit II 500 required on the fan II
the hammer f,r ne entire property, OF $50 each
should not comply with the terms OF sale within 1--WE
days, the right IS reserved 10 resell on five days
At the same time the other two-thirds interest in
the said described property win be sold, that the
tsased may get 'ui' . JRMHs M Mc.eHRPRYp 0E
novI9-fm,&ds Guardian OF Jas O. McShorry.
sSIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. TIE
ssoys sale has been POSTPoNED uatil MONDAY
ros2s SAY JOS +. KELLET, Aa,:.
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctieneers,
II Southeast corner Of 9th and SITS ;, northwest.


TRCSTEES' SALE. AT AUCTION, OF AN ELE-
CANT DWELLING. IN MOST DESIRABLE
TWEEN yERMoST Avenue AND iGIH
STREET NORTHWEST.
= BY virtue Of deed of trust to u.s., dated
81 March rs, 1874, aud recorded in Liber No. 7R,
folio III of the land records of the District of
Columbia, We will, en- MONDAY, the 29th day of
November, A. d; 1873 at o'clock p. in front Of
the premises, sell at public auction, lot No. q of
q. BeIret's subdivision Of original lot No. 5, in
square No 1879, said subdivision being recorded
In Liber ii. ID. c., folio Ia. in the office Of the sur
yeyOr Of the District Of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street orth, and runs back to
50 foot alley is improved by an elegant threestory
Brick Dwelling, (No. 1887 / street northwest J
with basement, attic and back building, and has
ceNlent furnace and range.
Terms One in cash, and balance In three
equal payments at 8, IL and Is months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest st the
rate OF eight per cent per annum from the day Of
sale, secured by deed of trust the prosperity sold
will be required. deposit of 0OO will be req
Of the at the time Of sale, and all convey
anciDg is at the expense Of the purchaser. If the
terms of sale not complied it'll within one week
from the day Of sale the Trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
fsulting purchaser upon giving seven days notice
GEORGE w. RIGGS, r.o
Arthur FkNDALL,{ ifus'ecs.
peyE-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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'AST TRAIN FOR CAPE NAY.

HOURS AND 30 WASHING
TON 10 CAPE May
The PEhE5NLyAEIA RAILROAD COMPANY
nae PCT on Fast Express Train -
RON fniisat yhiA y Cape May 1t$j -rrss5Es.;l2
Leave WashinEt.If-7 Is a. IL, fdav exnrs-.
arriving a. Cape Nay ~ o. N.
Leave Wa-hinston-9 IS am. Limited Expres
arriving at Cape Mag al N.
On Limited EIprs-s an seat fare Of 81 rs Ia
charged between NsshihgtOn and Philadelphia
iys-u General PASSENGER Agent.
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REVIVAL results IN NEW YORK AND
ACCOMPLISHMENTS y after the adjourn
Iacnt OF The regular weekly meeting 81 the
Methodist ministers yesterday a meeting OF
the pastors of the New York churches was
hcid Tor the purpose of hearing reports ON
the results Of the week OF prayer aud union
meetings, and - determine whether 10 wOult
bs judlciOuS 10 continue them. Rev. DIR.
he'tcll. presiding elder, was i'm the chair,
and verbal reports were made by the ma
jorlty .. those present of numerous colVer-
SlCES and accesSions 20 the churches. Rev.
DIR Ael win states that the meetings of the
"a street, Allen street, Norfolk street, "A nd
the AlaGSCn churches, has been the means
OF cCnN erting a large number of persons, and
that an arrangement had been mate to con o.
tinUc iDc revival throughout this week. II
was also reported tina, s. penitents male a
profession OF faith at the services i'm the
Willett-Strcet church on Sunday. Before
the adjournment Of the meeting il was
unanimously decided 10 leave IL optional
with the churches TO continue the meetings
This week. The meetings in Brooklyn on
Sunday were marked by an unusual num-
Der OF conversions. In Dr. Talmsge's church
over - rose for prayers, and an average OF
l. persons prOiessed conversion Ia each OF The
prominent Methodist Episcopal churches.
y. y Times. ZR'.
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AUCTION SALES.


NASH. b WILLIAMS, AuctioBeer.
w Successor t. Green 4 " iliiAfns, Auc-tsnesrs,
1901 Northwest corner of 10Th and streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOB
SALE At PUBLIC AUCTIDS
e. On EDNE>nAl Ihs xsth ca = SCyrgn-
- Der lS5- a . 81 clock T. M, 1 stall sen N
it"pt - The premfs-s. being psgt OF l. I No
1t ,keFs suhdlNi>lO % ea-trrn part 81 LOT No. :
sqrsre SIS. improved b. a WeiI-baIlt three sgory
Tene dveliiDs house, located pu TIE rth >iGe Of
aSEii gton street, bstSeen tsh ani sra aud q and
ttreets IOrthwtst. fSst house west 4th street.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash. balance ia 6. ~
end IL months, for which notes will Ne taken be
ing interest AZ per cent. per annum, secured b.
deed of trust the property sold. ConVey lci ns
the cost Of the purchaser. $50 cash required A.
time OF sale. IL terIls MT complied with IL
dave. to be sold at expense Of purchaser
This Pre- perty must be sold 10 close a Building "A
sociation, consequently Investors may expect 90 "a
prop'rfy at q low price, msfiag it desirable in
vesineLt. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
nNv20 AurtinDsa-
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T. U n A II ID Ii - l.

CUNA u LINE.
NOTICE.
With the view Of dimiui,hing the chances of col.
fisiOn, the Steamers OF this Line take a specified
course Tor AL seasons If the year.
Oi the outward PASSAGE from On eenstown to New
York or Boston, croi Meridian of 50 at IS lat or
nothing to the north Of %
On the hOmeward passage crossing the Meridian
OF oO a; A lat, or nothing t. the north Of AZ.
THE BRITISH AMI MOTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN ". " YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW losK. FROM NEW ToKk.
Aoyssinfs Med. Dec. iParthis..... We'd, Jan. S
Algeria W ed Dec izeria..... W ID, Jan Il
'sva..:."-.- ed Dec Java..-.-...W Wed, Jsn. 10
ana every foio~ins WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do Not carry Storage passen-
gers
RATES OF PAssAGg.-CabiD, $50, 800 and $50,
gold, accordirg TO accOnm OGatiOn Tickets Paris
sis, gold, additional. Eeturn tickets on favorable
terms
Storage tickets 10 and from all parts Of Europe
very low rates. Through bills of lajing given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp aud other ports
on the Continent, aud for MeJitrrTsne ports For
freight and cabin passage appiy at the Com pany's
Cfhee. No. Bowling Green: fer steerase passage,
No. IL Broadway rrinit, Building, ar both steer
age and cabin, TO sMALLWooD i MORRISON.
isnm-y GHAs O. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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ME-. SCHuMAKrR. MR. srocKwrLL ANn

Mr.. SCHUNAKER. Mr. SroCKwNLL AND
Pacific MAIL.-A reporter OF the Times
asked Mr.. Clark Bel. counsel OF the Pacidc
Mail steamship company. yesterday. how
much truth there was In the report that the
company had begun suit againtJ. Is. Schu
maker. Of BROOKLYN, tn recpVeT the money
of the company alleged TO have been &C ,spj-
Ell by him as brihe to push the increased
subsidy through Congress. Mr.. Rali an
swered that while Congress was sim IN seS b.
sion. by order OF The company, he hal iasii-
tut,d separate suits against Schuma Spr,
"Bill King" and all the Others implicated
IN That business. SchumaNer. G3y 1vsg. ne
ing member OF the House. was priVtln-l-s.
ana 50 escaped service when the WritS were.
served on The other parties. ImnaI'a rrfe
aficr the adjournment ofCOugresS Mr. : rh..-
maker went Ia Europe aud tauS aEsi. es-
capped. Seeing by the newspaper that O.. .raS
returned To this country. Mr. Bell called .ll,.
attention OF the president Of the cp-npanv fD
Tie fact and received orierS 10 p~pc -. Ia"
papers IN the suit were Accordingly served
upon Mr.. Schumacher ye>tcr i3y morning.
but no attachments were issued. the gentle
man hcirg entirely responsible. TIE re
porter then erquTod into the truth OF re-
port that the ohjecto Of Nice-PreSi tent S,o't'S
vl>if Ia Europe l. 10 ellec, a settle ma WI IA
4 Alden 4. StOckwell. late president Of thu pa
cIhc Mail steamship company. OF the large
amount alleged 10 he due 10y him. Mr.. Bell
said that % answer hat question would he
. Violation of confidence on his part. H.
would say. however, that two things were
true. viz. that Mr. Scott hal gone u Elropp
aid hat MI Stockwell has recently made
overtUres for se'tlement.-N Y. TJBtoS, Isl
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF \ TWO STORY
BRICK Nv Filling HOUSTON THE SOUTH
NORTHWEST ALSO, UNIMPROyE LOT ON
SOUTHWEST.
E-r ByNirtue of deed Of trust, da.ei March 18th,
SE ISIS, aid dulg recorded in Llber No. Isl, folio
81 ct seq, one OF the laui records Of " arlington
county, in the District Of Columbia, aud b. the
written request OF the party secured thereby, III
sell at public auction, on the premises. on TT rs
that piece parcel IF lsnd situate I'd being in me
city of Washington. District of Columbia, ami
known and designated as all OF Lot letteEtd a, Of
Ann Blanchard subdiV of lots eight and nine,
1857 with the Improvements thereon, consisting of
a two sterY Brick Dwelling
Al>e, by virtue Of a deed of trust dated February
10Th, 1873. and duly recorded in Lher No rs. folio
The written request of the party secured thereby,
Will sell, at public auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, November 23i, 1875, az 30 O'Clock 2.
all that piece parcel Of land situate ard being
known and designated A. lot numbered thrse 81, IN
square numbered FIVE hundred anu thirty els 1t 5}5l
Terms: One fourth cash. balance IN 6, Il and Is
months, with interest at per cent per aGnum, Sc
post of 100 will b. required sale Of each lot
All convey ancinG al eN pense OF purchaser. If terms
IF sale are not complied with within seven DAYS af-
ter sale, the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk aud cost of the defau:ing ur
chaser, after ive days advertisement.
CHAS. Y. FRASER, rr,z.aa.
JN0. JOY EpS0N, A''
on account of the rain, until MONDAY, November
29th. 1875, same hours and places By order of the
Trustees.
noy2i cords J.r. COLDwELL, Salesman.