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CRIMINAL.

The store and e.loon Of F. l. Uphan, ZINC
IS South Rals.ed street, wss broken INFO a1a
early hour Yesterday morning. sod roooed "
about 985 worth OF choice gooda.
Detective Fl,nu last night captured Iho~n
MCCARTHY aud John wilson two NOTORIOUS @%
dangerous monte-men. Thav were booked a~
der the State law for vag.sucy, and "1iI % sea
up Mon.Iay with the Eeat Of tho gang u '1&
Br1deweu.
Billy aie.zger, notorious youux sasa as.a Ia
was parl ,aeu recently BY Juice samHstaea. ~.
when brought il Tor vagrzacy, WIS ap -.
YESTERDAY for Stealing, and Has greeted "tsa ~
fine Of 500, in cefault Of which hs "eo' 10 -
Rrideweu.
Hsnry Crope and Simpson 1ohusoo en9sfs4s ~
IN a auarrel on Clark street laet osen1ns -
Henry Crone WIS babv.sh enough 70 pI' w. =. ~
reyolyac Osicer Shsn1leY took Jonus'a NJ ~
ami carted Crcna assy to the Armo!y, 1an'" n;n
was charged with assault @ssa 1nteos - A''A A.
4 stont, muscular voung man. tsa?1tt = III
com eteut to 90 hard dsv's Work sess 49, r.
for bis ,n1ermipahIe laztnsss, wa n.e' ~
Ben ul.wluk'e. OF the F'fe 's1so.. !as. .n.kx
vas breskiug into tins SHOP OF poor saos. r.. ~.
On Narxet street. He xas saSan 70 tne .aaa os h.
and from thence to the House OF cotEee''o" ~
sixty davs-
Amsu psmed Thomas HnliRan' 1eesopae ",
No IS Norm ayenue. "as s'atbea ~ s;rhoac ~
men vesterday bY Charles oevera uccs,t
Eulligan met Serert 10 front o. too .hsnn;ur
house, aud en- IN >trated viii MIN 1Sf e. ~1 Trv1u
q Younger Mu.ilgan some days ~" - rsrs4
proponncrs the wound quite daoge1uso3ss- s3s ~ hsr
has noe been arrested. a. The pot1co o1<4 1''
OF it until q late hour. III.
A vell-known professional th,ef o111d 1a~ doas
Wade aas ar:eetai Friday nlsnt ss rstk
fron1 Hatcbelder,s Restaurant on ssase ,sxasr s4s
by Office. B an, Of the Central Stat.on: ...' "a
r D. Moore Citv Ma1ahAi OF East 5A*ins" a.
4 v.od.n- ssdej pol,cenau from Dau1s, -
Wade ls wantei for tie purgl1ry OF ease1A II
daucaa in Detroit. and stands f9f haw* s..,s.
hang .ant n, for several months h1e ~
Tn.T, 1amf j Ur.nuso vaJ ArYested 10 " ~ t,ss
s,ma ,;re aro. and baa since received w s,s,,A
de.er.s from tho CITY uhach suffered ~
bg nia crimes .tA
This "vags" arrested Friday evening =, s.dnx
police were si1xuIartT uutortuoafe u w. -. I'D
N .pev to pay their fines "':n* ~ IN at sbs
SIDE. Justace Scu'ly T. ct soma e1entp' co,rsctcd
mott caronio cases to tho House o. .-nrv tas.
in defau1: OF I fine Of $40. At tne A1-s ana d
tice meted out to James y. sseseus s1ar:
500, suspended 70 case b" le1t so*n .s.ss r,oeths
to James Cluales. hae Of sA Q. .;a ~ = drs d
with 5upt. feiton; to Mic6aei I1l duI.a,, nl+.ded
a20. Thomas Mckee aud Danles F6Isd - II, lG,
suiIty and wera discharged. ana .t:ss.,f 20. ;
ahas :. Dutchy," sgore and P1o7so3 ~ % dcrs dssal
vsxrant, but sonathinE Hor0e. t1 .ot "a ~
robbers, Stanton and Custnk, seea 4eo hna
House Of Correction IN default o1 *A@ '
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CiTY-HALL.

Water aud other taxes pot 36.559 into the
Treasury yesterday.
Tha Stowe injunction will be argued before
Judge Moore tomorrow mornng at 10 o'clock.
MAYOR Co!vin skipped of with the Phi!ad. 1phia
Aldermen yessesdar, and affairs around his Office
were quiet during the day.
The Aldermen did not get into crowd yester-
day when they came around to attend to Com
mlttee Business. They managed to dro- in in
small squads during the afFeEno n, and therefore
NO special discussions arose among shem.
The Republican Aldermen will pr,babiy hold
: caucus at an early dav, to c,nsider ol't':at
aid city matters, aud co1nt noses with view to
learning Just how n .ny thay c.n da:,eud on in a
c!ose vote LII the Council. So good Alderman
puts 1t.
i Republican Alderman says the Opposition
are preparing redlst trlctipg scheme which will
place all tho Republicans 10 the city IN sig watds.
aud thus cut them of with t"e va Aldermen.
while the Orpoastion will have twensy-fou1. Tne
scheme meets With disfavor from the twenty
four Republican Aldermen now IN the Council.
Some ono having said that sonebody else sad
that SaGt. Chaud ct was :ocelTlug ''re.'ts " for
use Of batteries aou conuectlpg-"!ree used IN
private oIices 10 strike the dre-a'arm gonge that
official Yesterday stated 70 the special Commutee
appointed to took into the city teleera. h service
that tho Amt rican District Telegra. b Companv
wns FURNISHED With the plumber Of fso-signai
at their central Office. snd the city in turn
given assistance blythe A. D. r. 10 tne wav OF
IRE menals, aud the aid Of the special policemen
employ ed by that corporation
THE QuA.:Ens-
Some Of the gray and Da1d headsd veterans Of
the select Council Of the Quaker Cltv sko1e aaay
from their more spostive b.e hsen yesterday
and renamed behind to chat with Comptroller
Haves. That official filed them with the IN
porkance Of Chicago. true to lfs native instinct
aud habit, and the wiseheads went nsav
marve':ng over ourt growth sud recnperasise
our w1ckeduess. and ths clsy oticers took
good care to lrobce tho visitors wi.h the belief
that :1e accounts Of crime and doing OF Court
House lad bear rirgs rh'ch appeared in the
papers we're only published "a = matter OF busl-
ness enterprise and we're not to be believed.
The ConnciImsn we're warned from the moment
they set foot 10 our midst. py the city os1ic1as.
not to nelleTa anything they read in the pspers.
coa1uTTEE MEETINGS YEsrERoAI-
The School Committee failed to meet for lack
Of = quorum
The Committee On Gas considered their refer
ences yesterday. Mr. Parsons offered to furnish
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49,. , .,s 4;,,. T.,
/ out tue proaEect.,o son-in-iu" Aaa haa ellne u
nips a. the ba:heeper, who. WITH great presence
Of mud, snoIoctzea for mistaking HIM for soma-
I, poov e'ee, anu ~ so' ~ ''' u'1@' -
oossle oi pop w lee. ,1xxra.
/ Nh. phAAI .a oA%a d,n,.ar ~ ro1,n r.
The twentieth aanual Rahe .'n'e1 :- " =,
Drake 4 Co. was gtyen lass n eEsnie '.sn;ae ~. ~
the grand dung room OF the Grand racine ao as
tai and MA 1n.ss rnioyaole affair. About 501
e,,ast. ,rara sccomm slated With ona OF the finest
s., sspx w,';cn has been given on such an occs-
s1nu. ana menu co,up; a 7;,ds ~ dnck. thrae
kinds Of sga.rrs1 stuffed coon apn a pGssu nntnr
! e. s:yie. and roast fawn au natm elle:
III the old 1femous. uaa eoen ,,,t -. Iaat o,e
spread al annuas aae ~ p"1 ~ ,ass ,rad
was given in 1871 Ate: fne nse ur' utahe 1et'leu
for tine from the hotel Guinness La9t eorlhR,
! having ags,n fafen iuto tho old harness. ann
associated With him his old partner, Dir. Tur-
ner and M. GnskIll. he revived the old custom
a.a,;no ca,eh~a+ed TIA txantlett aaui.
anu .sas .roa raat Wos,srn htGnsrd Rand
Fersafe; 4ne o9eae w. sa aaa n 'faeasu, s;rs
was On hano and o's;ou SEQ eoMe Fless"ns nae
isfac.on!y s disonssad, the hall was prepared for
daucIng, aud q merry time WAS had until mid
n:oht.
,.-
HOTEL AER1TALs. d .,,..,,
Pa1'"sT Hou,-John stewart isenton; !o5. Vans
Omah=s A. u. Fa1ne ana traHVlGs ountos eo" totA
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THE CITY.

THE cCRoNER's ouEsTf
WHY TIE RICH YOUNG MAN cCT H1s TnnoA1.
To the Intelligent jurors the Coroner sfske:
The question Ia. gealanen, Why did he TAKE
4 life that to him was endeafed cJ ~ taiagn
That are commonly cnnk&1e1ed Iecu14f 20 61uGes
One witness h.s sworn ta,at be bad arnnle wealth;
ApotLer th.t his was most vigorous heath:
IL his took, said tl.r1 there was naught out Of
Ana 1fon,tb testifed sher1a no She In the case-
aSevly welded w.s be TO his drst and true love.
4 nl.iden as fair ,he angels abo7e,
And thc hxs affirmed wlIh her tuhtrous eyes DIN
Tna be lust adored her and she Just wotshpcd him.
~p71v 1n.'a,n," ssid the Coroner "ter us again.
And, G. blame cot the nard II his question sho:.1d
..t YOU know how the xte deceased here to lis
With \ elt In his throat and stare in has eye"
Then up .pake the widow with tears "I csraot,
For If ever n1At was hts u1s sure blest lot;
AL day he would toll aud return II niEht-1de
And lit happily down for = smoke b5 my etde."
And Gid the tobucco-ezo sou reccI1ect -
Exert On your husband hocsht0g eject ?"
The Ger 5ner this Of the widow besought;
6lc answered him. sobbing: " Ats! 1t CID nos.
He would smoke p=aps one hour, then his pipe he'd
With .ich-I can never forget wh.: sigh!
And through tie night watchea IN s'eep hs would
1T vii not cannot in tear:rending tone"
Then up SEoke III elderly 1ufOE, Tuose lace
Gore C. life's piraGuns and failures sad trace,
*Conhds Ia me, madam, u15 heart too has sca1
Vas the Iate deceaE e1 given to l1Pes, or cigars -
Him answered the widow -" cizar and eheroot
- the late deceased held with the barhelor suit;
but the met trscE4uua-" TIE elderly laI0F made
p2ute
Then solen,nly uutie-ed IS soe how it wss-
1" Bling h.thtr that uecrsehauu-" Iwes brought at
command
And the twelve jurors passed 1t from hand Unto hand
AID ::e e.ue-sy !urus ulHrnte: "Tn.'s It "=s;
AND no more need We seek this SGD scicides cauSe
crnold this cursed uacerschaun! In places Ts
burned,
Ia s,ots It's raeolcred hut nowhere has turned
ri11t Lrtieic nut nEown lue that E!ros n "noae
The cioa1y LIP and cream Ct the boEl-
His nine would not color, though loag he had t:1ed:
SorcLt w.s left for the ..e d3ceaeed say suicide
S.jd tie Coroner: Motive that s:eEls foz tho act
Yo1r verdict will be In accoCd with tie tect*"
And It wss asd ~ follows: I'VE end tat the lato
l,coe =ed car1e 10 tis ending 20 u1.f rl'laAte
Th1oazh arpoyta aud bear. d;se1se o ots were Tsto
CAUSED b7 vlyisccttcu Of the jcgular vein
and the party o. parties unknown IT. waese hands
He cnme 10 nis death ke:t :o;1asocnssss eaads,
Aud sold c,eo1sSta thai coCtdns tc CO. -ed. 50 NO
Find them guilty Of Alison in the seventh de1ree
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Leidarkranz So:isty will givs "Iht
Merry Wives OF Windsor" for tha last time u
McV!ckar's Theatre this evening.
The dedication OF the new Baptist Church u
Eva"stou viii take place next Sunday. ADD not
to-day, as heretofore announced.
"All-ssln.s'" next sociat in:this seasons : sera
is announced FOR Dec. Is !: Ms siae's West Saa
Hail, 55 Ada street, between Washington sol
Madison
The Rsy. !. ". Larlu,o,e, Of this city, Is N.
uonnced 20 deliver d lecture On civilian prines
OF Orange" before the Lttetazy Soc:sty Of AUS
tin. Tuesday evening.
LII. j. r. Brown, the mind-reader, vhose ID
cent exhibition 10 this city excited copslierzhls
curiosity, has dec dsl to give another pablo 70
cept:oa 1T the request OF nu:noer OF prominent
peopla- It will tske p: ace ut an early day.
The lecture Of the Rev. Dr.. Kohler Of tue
S!ual congre .atlou on The i; bic" NTH rs!ss-
for to dav, vii! bs given week frol today.
To-day the lectre Hill be in Geruaa, On
Jewish Rites and Customs"
An entertainment will be ei7sa Al tbs Ellis
Avenue FRESH 3te:ian Chu ct (tbe RaY. Ar. Nn-
haig's), Thursday evening, for tha neneht os tho
nu .l:-fund OF the church. The r,gramma ns
pleasing oue em r sci:g piano. l:her aud ,ocAl
solos, 1ea 1inss and reci:a:ious. this farce Of II
Reg liar FIX and " Mfa Jarey's W&x.Worza"
and the occasion will doubtless be one OF mlch
enjoyment.
The fourth OF the Lakeside entsr.ainmsns
comes of ut Far ~ell Hall Tuesday sgeaiJg b.
ing one Of those dali2htful .nce.ts given hy
thu Camilla Urso troupe. It vii be Remembered
that the Urso CONCERT last winter WAS most d.
cil.dly ono Of rhe musical events ct tho seaseu
Nos TO haze heard the sweet etra'ns 3, arscs.
sully drawa forth by the :" magic bow Of shs
1enowuad Camilla is to have Lost tress indeed.
An imsorta,r addition Is this year male 10 tta
trou in the person Of Airs. Lo1isa Oliver fix
the last tn ee years the leading !auo OF 4raes
Episc ,pal Gu arch, New Yorx. Thls Is Msdacs
Urso's last season ~ this couukrV.
A. meeting Of the friends Of COL Ricsrd 0a
Burke, distinguished ss an en@i1eer odieeE IN
tho Army Of the Po:omac shroughous tdo Hn,
and fnrther distinguished as oo'i.ical pEtsane
in Ireland du<1ny the Fenian exci'emsoa viii
be held in the Common Council Chsmoes 1t
o'clock this afternoon. Col. Barke
about to dslver lecture IN thn
city, and the meetlug is called tF
the purpose OF le!piug the lecturer to bars 10
overdowlns house. ae will, 40 d,uht ree'Tss
warm recos spiuon from his coun rsnsen bese| -
be bore Six or seven years ol imprisonment iof
tha aeve.1tles and indgn'tios to watch ha ~
subjected by his EnSli<h taaless co:
Buike's health is now fully re-eatsblshed
and he has q fine rep.ta ation BATH u
a scholar and an orator. HIS military recoso en
t.tlas Col. Bu ke to friendly recognition na
alone from the Irlsh, but all clasaes Of our GU"
Zeag.
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SUICIDE.
0UF~fUE.
THREE METHODS or Dy1Nu-

THnEE METHoDs or nY1Nu+
When man buva three bottles Of laudanum,
secures a rope with = hangman's moose 1t one
end, and purchases pistol, it u pretty clear
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grsss need Of It. Surely, Gods Psoyid.nce md caro-
over u. uss manifest in this.
dropped Just the rsce Of bar Of soap N the
box which were just than wanting Six jars Of HoE-
Oct GA wo.ann who supports hersaN By her own
l'Sor and who often has remembered u.s. brought 81
to-day.
le.. l1-The milk-biu was to be paid to-dsy, and
ths Lord seat 81 for this very purpose this morning
IL sone other ways have been much strnitened to-
= but al have oeen Rro7ided foE The iast E penn} n;
$40. Five Wa. given with the baby, and s. LETT by the
ladies'. ute. generoxs-hearted loving boy gave his
lots Of fun to be sold for the benefit Of tho bahes
Wac but the Lori know what ; sacritcs this
little fellow made Of his pleasure to benefit these
Oct l2-The jack-kntfe is already sold 1or 90 cents,
which, according to direct.ons il added to the milk
OFT. 10.-A gentleman brought into us s1o.35, the
amount Of three month"; collections taken in four
cl tses in the Fourth Baptist Church Sunday
the Lord does, and he will reward sbundanuJ. A crib
sent by friend. An old k.dS, TO- sent crib
Quill Of her own pe:tng baafss of sweet potatoes
and sono jolly have been sent in. So our wants ara
oet tat.-,rhough ws have had bnt little money to
ed ceok brorght basket Of potatoes fur dinner,
and 2. cents In money. When asked u she could af-
ford this; her snsTer was T want to 90 something
OF, IA BoErowful mother who cannot take caro-
of her child besapsn she must undergo surgical op
erAtlon bro 8ht a ner oaoy which sne ne9ged a. 70
treat with kindness aud love: and tlen there hs
sad sceus Of mother parting with be1 OWL child,
which too often must witness. Three ladies Rsse
each IS. TIE sling left By the lte boy has added
so cents mora 70 the Milk fund.
Oct. 21-one Of our former helpers called and save
81. The promised groceries we're left.
Oct. 21-A nica bahy-csrrIaRe cama to us. 4 lady
called with si1 new long sleeTed flannel ahtrts. An
other sent four oaves Of bread aud pie, willis still
another sent IS. So we not forgotten.
Our family, It tho close Of tho month, consists of
forty children end thiit 1.-TWO adsuts-
The daily record is full OF just such expert
ences as these, aud the adsr cannot help bang
impressed With the idea that the true Gospel
idea OF dependence on God 10 rea1zad in the
conduct OF the Home. At the Same time it is
just az forc,biy to be remembered that every
reader should forthwith do his or her part in
sustaining tho Home.
, 1875-11-14

Kels con MI uuE su'c4ue ae tue Lu1opha1 uo1els
become tnat wnen meh Mnom the clerA M doeso't
Dill = the c1erS answers Une dollar TWO II
You're eo.ng 70 ~ youfsen. among the
nouces 10 unes!s tnat are postea ID the
oed-i looms, acco1dlo: 70 ola~, are tue following:
Friends of guests are particularly requested to re.
port At the Once any isek OF attention on the part Of
tofonets, r,,,,,+ ,u,u to -,or,,,a, j.,
, ~ w. ~ pAs Lug
Intsndnr sui ides e1pesting friends to identity
their remains will please 1e.ve notice at the Office il
order thst plares may be reserved for them.
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DIED.

MCGOLRICK. Friday January Sth. OWEN Nc
GuLRICK. m the 4lst wear 81 ms age
Ills funeral will take place on SATURDAY. January
oh, At O'Clock y. m, from hi late residence Ne
s2- { street northwest. Bait. sun please copy !
MCGILE ON the 9TH inst . az the residence q his
nephew Robert NJ Magkall, Montgpne caaatF,
Md. ROBERT L. McGTLL. in the Sst year 81 his age,
formerly ct the District Of Columbia
His friends and those 1t the family respat 1tlS
invited e. attend ms funeral az Oak Hin Dem'tey,
Georgetown on Saturday. the 9Th INST ~ iDck.
lRepl
OLtOTT. In the 5tth wear Of his age, RICHARB
G. oLCOTT. Of typhoid fever.
Funeral al iBth street Baptist Church az D D m.
Saturday, S1h inst
RIDGFLH. In Georgptorn. u q L.. on the morn
daughter 81 the late judge Henry R!dgely, q MARY
land. tu the ~h'h year 20 hHr aLn
Her funeral viii take plsCe uu Saturday next. At
z. NJ from the residence Of WIN. C. Ridgely, Nc
Z q Let street 81
SHJH ON January 9TH. in this CITY SARAu
line u. Lent, and wife Of Frederick Shuh sged Is
wears.
Relatives and friends Il the family A.. respectfully
requested O. attend her funeral from 1926 fh
northwest, SUNDAY, % clock 2. m.
SMITH. At the house oi her brother in law,
Charles r Lewis BROOKLYN, De- amber D AMELIA
'. SMITH.
The remains were taken 10 Schenectady, n. r, Tor
IutcTmcut.
TURTON. Suddenly. on the morning Of the tn
in law, Mr.. Glen. /. Brooke, WILLIE A TURTON, 20
the st year 81 his age, son Of the late William Tur
ton. Il Prince George. Md.
His funeral will take place Al Christ Church, Navy
ard. on sunday, January 10Th. az o'clock.
WAGNER. January 9TH, CHRISTIAN WAGNER,
aged IS years.
Funeral 20 morrow (Saturdayl al I d m from his
late residence, No. gil 9TH street northeast.
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1t ass D. m. the House adjourned.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY To CHILDREN
The New York Tribune thinks that the new
society for this perpoSe has undertaken an
enormous work; but that there is a crying
need for such an organization, is proved by
the distressing sights daily witnessed in our
streets: No one who reads the newspapers
needs 10 be told that cruelty to children often
amounts TO murder. Many more children
than any of Us suspect probably die of the
lash, or of hunger, cold, and neglect A
society which will undertake the protection
of the little ones can accomplish incalculable
good.
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GEN. JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE is looking
better than he has done at any time since
the winter set in, and his friends entertain
the hope that his health will soon be fully
re-established. His physicians, L under
stand, pronounce the pulmonary symptoms
from which he has suffered, merely sympa-
thetic, and he now seems to be in great
measure relieved from them.-LeriaJiOa Orr.
COaTier-JO1gpl0l
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 500 ORPHANS
The trustees of the Girard estate, in their
late report, state that, in view Of the appre-
citation of the coal lands and the productive
ness OF 800 acres OF ground contiguous to inn
proved portions of the city, the directors OF
the city trusts have resolved to erect clus-
ter of buildings capable Of accommodating
500 additional orphans. There are now so i'm
the institution and 134 applicants for admis-
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A SINGULAR STORY comes from Milford,
n. H., that the president of the bank at that
place, which was robbed some time ago, has
recovered $4,000 of the stolen funds, that
the property was recovered upwards OF 400
miles from the place OF robbery, and that
there has been no compromise with the rob
bers, although they are not yet secured, and
in fact are not known. This is "a puzzle the
explanation OF which would be highly graft
flying to the curiOusly inclined.
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AR RIED.

CHBISTIAN-BECkE TT. OR the 7th Inst AZ
the residence Il the brides father. ~ ia. Rev NJ
bljh Of this city.
RiLEY-WILLIAMS Ou the 9th inst a. Grace
church, Nv the Rev. Alfred II llmnal, , No d RIIKT
g. MARGARET 4. WILLIAM. youngest daughter Of
the late Mm. II Williams. All "a this civ
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PIANOS. dec
Is TIE SUPREME C2TRT OF rHE DISTRICT

H0lffHg SPsctal TsrHr, DscsHqbsr eofb 1874
IL the 4 Addie Winter. adminisrrafrix If
HENRY IT. CLAIR WINTER. deceased tha "A.
muistraTIN Aforesaid has with the Appreciation IL
the supreme Court q the District Of Columbia aors-
rsld- appointed IT ESDA1, January 18th, A ID
ISIS, foT the mail settlement and distribution of ths
personal estate Of said decea- and Of the asts in
hand a. FAR the have been collected aDd
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs Il said deceased notified 90 attend with
their claims properly vouched. or they NAV Other
wise ~ Law be excluded from all benefit in Saia de-
ceased estate; Pr0Utfsfr copy u this order be
ing star previous 90 The sail day. Test:
dcc@tu.A A.MEBSTER, Register Of Wills,
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TRUSTEE ; SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION; TWO BRICh
HoI SIS AND LOTS, ONE ON SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF llTH STREET SOUTHWEST
AND MARYLAND AVENUE, THE OTHER
ON & STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN az
AND 6TH STREETS.
g. by virtue of a deed Of trust. dated June 10th,
EsI lS.4 and duly recorded in Liber 753, folio 1916.
OF The land records Of Arlington county, District
of Columbia will sell at public auction, front
ary.lS75 at o'clock p m, all that piece parcel
OF ground IN the city of Washington, ID. C.. known
lot ., OF Laurenccs subdivision of part of s1uar
81, and also part of lot -, in said square, as laid
down In said LaurenCes subdivision of part of
square By beginning for said part of said lot 81 at
south on line with 18th street southwest y feet
thence west y feet inches; thence north 3 feet
thence east - feet inches to the beginning-these
lots improved by two story Brick Dwelling House
And also that other certain piece of ground in said
city, known part Of lot g. in square 492, beginning
for the same at the southeast corner of said lot
South & street, and running thence north along the
division line between lots and 6, ninety four (94
feet and SIX 81 inches to alley the of said
lot; thence along said alley and the rear line of
inches to the front line of said lot thence east along
said front line % feet and inches to the beginning
improved by two-stOry Brick Building, used a
store and dwelling.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, secured by notes bear
ing ten per cent. interest. payable semi annually,
and a deed Of trust ON the property sold One hun
dred and fifty dollars down each piece Of property
when il is struck of. COnveyancng at purchaser 5
cost. II the terms of sale not complied with in
property al the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser PP.k + .bp% 22Ih Trustees.
JAM LATIMER x CLEARY, Aucts.
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THE VENERABLE FATHER RoFHN il ula
oldest Methodist minister ia America He
rcSidc~ I'm Jersey city, and will be loo years
old the coming May. lie was one of twentt-
five clerCymen who attended the first tea
crsi Conference Of American Mcthodistx
many OF whom were younger and sfrongss-
than himself. hut who long ago Iefi him be
hind. He II I'm excellent health and spirits
and read the entire Book OF Revelations Ga
Christmas dav.