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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

OF Zach. Chandler's appointment
the New York Tribune says: "The
choice is a gross outrage. The per
sonal unfitness of Mr.. Chandler for
any high place in the public service is
so notorious that it would be folly to
ignore it. His unfitness for the De-
partment of the Interior, honeycombed
it is with frauds and scandals, is
simply monstrous."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

REFI1TING.-This item appears in
the Record Union of the Sd instant:
"The merchants of Sacramento are
daily receiving large orders for furni.
ture, hardware, crockery, groceries,
bedding, etc., to supply the residents
of Virginia City. Among the goods
shipped over to that place yesterday
a boiler and engine. combined, for
the Enterprise Publishing Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

SEVERAL enterprising Montana cap
italists have organized a steamboat
line for the navigation of the Yellow
stone river. The steamboat for this
line, with a capacity Of $50 to 200 tons,
is to be constructed at Louisville dur
ing the coming winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

If William Allen ros up with 2l5,-
900 votes in 1873, and now lies down
for q rest Of q few decades with nearly
300, 900 votes, he would seem to be .
growing sort Of q candidate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

IT is reported that Gen. John Nor
gan, the celebrated Confederate parti-
san officer who invaded Ohio in 1868,
has just died in Oregon, whittier, as
the story runs, he escaped after he was
wounded. It is a strange story, but
may possibly be true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

THE diagonal waltz is Boston's
latest, and beats the ''dip." An OBJ
reports that it "ofiers a are op.
portunity tor a short cut into the affsc-
tons of any susceptible young
woman.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
DIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
Challenges.

HEREBY CHALLENGE ANY A
L In Eureka county, excepting II. Penn,nt
TO lit a lSpouDd dumb-beli for from sio0 =,
$40 a side. I'D. BraDnan is particularly iss
y,ted to glance ut the above. If tho money
cannot be raised on the OtIe r side. I viii III,
for the CT ami ionship Of the Base Range
enter wht will.
n5-3t ALE. CHARTZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

HENRY EDoERTON has again settled
at Sacramento and resumed the prac-
tice of his profession. We infer from
this that he has no idea OF resigning
the Senatorship of Sacramento county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

SoRRY.-Out of gratitude for merited
compliments paid that journal by the
SENTINEL, the Enterprise tells us that
it will never more take issue with us
about anything. We are sorry for
this, because we have always had a
good deal of fun with the Enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

WAeoNs.-During the three years
ending last January, California, as is
by the railroad books, imported
$4,000 wagons, valued al $4,000, 900.
This is an immense sum that has been
wheeled into the pockets of Eastern
manufacturers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

Our dispatches say the great four
mile race for the $4,000 purse, will
positively take place on the 18th. i.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

DURING the reaent political canvass
down in Oregon, q stump speaker
boldly announced tho other day
that "the country Is drifting into
a~rnica.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

BROTHER PARKINSON, of the Carson
Tribune, Is on q visit to the sunset side
of the Sierras.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

LATEST reports say the Democrats
have carried New York by about S,coc
majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

An assessment Of g per share IL
levied by the Caledonian Mining Com
pany, delinquent Decsm beY 4th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New Mayor Or HHm FranciscO-Rac.
fng-The Great F0ur Mile lace.

New Mayor Of Nan Francisco Rae.
ing-Ihe l;rext FOus Mile Race.
4 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.
Tho Board OF Supervisors last night
elected DIR. George Hewston to fill the
vacancy occasiOned by the death Of
Mayor Otis.
Al the Bay District track yesterday
the first iare was for horses that had
never beaten three minutes, 70 a purse
uf $500, mile heats, three In nve. Alb
dallah, Joe and Gus started. Joe Was
the favorite In the pools ut $50 to $40,
and q in three straight heats. Time
2:35X, 2:37N, 2:34.
The second race was for $50 a side,
b~tween Oracle and Sibel. The raee
wss moi on the programme; mile
heAts, three In live. Oracle took the
first and third hes.s, when liIs race Was
postponed until this afternoon ON Az
count Of the darkness. as'
The race Tor four year olds adver-
tised yesterday, WAS not called, on as
count Of SOME infOrmalities In The en-
rios. The track wasin poor condition
and there Wa q small attendance.
The great four mile running race
will certainly come oil on Saturday,
tho 18th. Nothing but a severe storm
will prevent the event from taking
place. Pools will be sold ut the Lick
House saloon on Monday evening.
All Of the horses that have entered are
doing their training we'll One hum
dred dollars 10 $75 ana ~ 1000 to $500 Is
offered OH the streets that no one can
name the winner. The a G Is already
attracting much attention.
Affairs Of the (assld Bank and Trust
Company Trial Of Miller, n
Embezsler.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
Several additional clerks were re-
lieved last evening from further duty
at the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company. Cashier ID. w. G. Thomp-
son has resigned. President Henry u.
Davis Is still ut his post. The affairs
Of the hank xe In the hands OLA
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Spurious Railroad Bonds.

Spurious Railroad Bonds.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.
John Corless has been arrested in
this city charged with negotiating
forged Erie city water works. bonds.
He is said to have been a participant in
a wholesale scheme to food the
try with spurious railroad bonds of the
New York Central, Western Union,
and Buffalo and Erie.
Mrs. MOmlt0m and Deacon West Ex.
peIseA Erem she Plymouth
Church.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.
At q business meeting at the Ply.
mouth Church in Brooklyn last
ing, the names of DEACON West and
Mrs. Moulton were dropped from the
roll Of membership, on the ground OF
continued absence from the service Of
the church. Deacon West was not
present but Ira. Moulton was, accom-
panied by counsel Roger A. Pryor,
who read q protest, signed by Mrs.
Moulton and which closed ~ follows:
"My absence Is an enforced III and II
caused by the crime Of adultery c0sn-
mitted by Henry Ward Beecler, pas
tor OF this church, with n Of his par.
ishiOners, WI ich ! know tn be . fact,
through Bsecher's confessions 10 me
and through the confessions Of Mrs.
Tilton and through conclusive evidence
OF the crime from other sources. ] up.
pear before the church In local
obedience to the summons which !
have read, and ! hereby declare my
disposition and desire TO discharge ali
the duties dsvolving on me ~ . NOM.
Der that are consistent with my knowl.
edge Of the adultery Of the pastor and
his false swearing In regard to 1t.
Danger Of She Revival 81 the Beech.
e. Scandal.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.
The New York aud Brooklyn Asso-
citation of Congregational Minister.
has taken action which it In alleged
will certainly revive the Beecher scan.
dial. A committee of its members have
been appointed and instructed to
report, after q careful examination Of
the charges. whether the Association
ought to retain Beecher In niember.
ship. 1t was said last evening that
Beecher would withdraw from the
association rather than submit to an
In v~csfigatiOn.
Plymouth Church has adopted q
resolution providing that Beecher and
his deacons confer with Mr.. Moody
and that they be authorized, II the
Evangelist has no objection, 70 an
nounce the first Of the series Of prayer
meetings daily. for next Monday
morning. In the discussion Of this
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DRING ON YoIE S SSTPSRI os dee
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MARRIED.
BORN,

Virginia, Oct. 3l-Wifo Of Frank Edmona. .
daughter. "o"uS' y
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The Attorney General not having
been informed officially that General
Babcock and Orville Grant hid b~en
indicted by the st. Louis Grand Jury,
Il IN the opinion Of Cabinet officials and
others here that no such indictments
have heen found. Gen. BabcOck on
being spoken to on the subject this
morning, remarked that he did not
rare TO take any notice of the iepor.,
unless 1t should be verified.
A telegram received this morning by
the Attorney General, announces that
U. 5. Attorney Wells, Administration
candidate for Congress In Mississippi,
has been elected by q majority OF
5000.
Claims Awarded Against spain.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.
M. Berthold, umpire Of American
and Spanish claim commissioners tor
the claims Of citizens of the United
States against Spain fur wrongs and in
jnries against her subjects and properly
Of the Island Of Cuba since the com
mencement OF the present instruction,
has terminated the cases submitted
TO him by the arbitrator with deoisions
and awas0e thsyson, Joaquin g..
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AUCTION SALES.
II n. ZIMMERMAN & son, Anctioneer,,
liz Nc. SIS Sth street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OFysLCsBLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON WEST SIDE or COLUM-
BIN sIkEET FORMERLY TCRNSR
STREET. BETWEEN GRE AND IoFH AND p
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, CONSIST.
ING Or THRkE STORY PRESSED B8ICH
q By virtue OF two deeds of trusts. besrin, Ia,
- respectively February 10th, A. ID ISIS an
f'6ruary 9TH: 4. ID. ISIS, and recorded re-pect-
lively in Liber No rs, folio SIS, and Libar No ~
folio i6: among the land records fo- the Distinct Of
Columbia, AID at request Of the parties secured
thereby, viii SCI ct public auction in front Of the
Erenises, 70 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
September 18th, ISIS, st 5S O'Clock p m, al that
niece parcel or lot ~ ground situate in the city 4
WASHINGTON, IN '9id District. and known ss ut
nunbe ed one HUNDRED and thirty uiue 1897, in Da
square Numbered three hundred and sixty &c SIS .
according to Plat Of SAID subdivision duly reSrIe
July 18th ISL, in D. D. c. No. l, folio O. ono u
he books in the surveyors Office Of said CITY and
District, toeeih her with the improy eynaut. tn
Terms OF sale: All over S2.0O 70 "a paid in cash
Tot which ltO z ust be paid AZ time ~ sAls The
$4,000 70 rem ain a loan for two years 10 he -
cured by purchaser nose, bearing ten Der cspt in
terest until paid, payable semi annually ana !,
oeed Of trust on the property Sold sill cash A; the
option OF the purchaser. Convey anC;ps aud re- n
ing at purchasers cost. II terms OF sale are not
complied with In six days after SAL the trustaa re-
serves hs right TO resell at risk and cost Of fsF
ing purchaser.
WM. T. HOFFMAN Tristaa
~ NJ Z. LUTTRkBL, Salesman
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..cn - sofi sicer W sire .srr--irs 49,,
-... p. = 4 GA F- lI 81 asa .rr..r
r,l' On arc 81 ar %, 30 ~ enehsa;si ssrk
T. THIS svfs' t'tfrr world We krr,r D.
are cisnr luif "a it. a. g. ffrE
; hirh h. Hesv-n p" trr~--. t-s nay rrark
the shsrp, s~it pinfpn ,.caTing throuVh III
gray -
III W awake, o. fate can DO A. a..
resting o. art shall u0t take IT aRain
~, - a. lat q, m at make @ be A.
iti- bflnt space. ~ .#ld nFlFH R-tcr Il srf.f
ih.N.etf Cr'lo Hfff hrfrrs ~ ar
h,N All = :" VI hen vg sail door in'eod'
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xSSEk

NAEGAH. On the ri instant, skMUgL NAN
San. aged - yesrs and 4 months, son Of John ana
Margaret Mangsn.
Relatives and friends q the family are respectful
~ requested 70 attend his funeral from No 1870
5th street northwest, Tuesday, ~ clock r N
MAGUIRE. On Friday, the nth inst, in the city
OF fhiltGeiphla, OF O'clsek >. N, MATILDA Al /,
daughter Of Nrl. II. anu Matilda p. Mcguire do
ceas ed eyed months and } weeks.
The remains were, on YESTERDAY. deposifsd With
those VI the mother, Ia Nc. ouEet teotsry, az tni-
city.
RUTHERFORD. At Sing Sing, n. Y, Oh Fri
DAY. August 10th, AFTER lone and painful sick ness,
witch she endured ~itn Christian fOrtitQde. EMMA,
wife Of General Alisn Rutherford, T4Td Auiitor Y.
The reGsins viii setaten 20 wilmington. n o., Cor
iItcrDent.
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WHAT A NAME.-MiSs "Prockie' A.. Cog
&c nail, youngest daughter OF the late Hon.
". i: Cozgeshall, Of COlum bus, who hes been
spending vacation with friends IA thls city,
left Tor Otterbein University, Westerrille,
ms morning. The christian name Of this
young lacy--Procl1LnatiOa Enauc- patton
Is ole - which she well mGy, a. she does,
ieel just pride, she having been born on The
uaE that president IincoiN's IrOclarnat don
OF Emancipation was ssued-h.r a,,cap TO
b'it patriotic father thus nan-tng his new
born child Tn honor Of the event.-z,1-gH
Ohio E'gs-ss.
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A LEAAnDRIA AND WASHINGTON b. q.
xIrxASDp.. AND .
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ,uD,cri.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der h2- rtt.lned from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. holding q Special Term.
LETTERS tes'amentary on the personal estate Of
SLOhGL COLLARD, late OF District of Column
Ola, DEC ased All persons having Chains against
IL t--l1 Ctceasec are hereby varnsd to exhibit
tLe sane with lie vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scrlber. O. or before tide 18th day OF July next:
teJ BIZ cthe $50 ~ iaw be excluded f-oEn Ell benz
ent o. the "a estate Given nEder NV nsnl this
SshaAy q SLiy, AA3. Ta0S. ID. MARCHE
f'-sS. Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

u II. wARNEB,
feers, Ba di corner "a and Streets n
g., arJUiNEp BY "TsINIpAp5 kNp rhTE
fi e Ls ShfTA & rAEESHs2s
RRa lftEo Al AZ AZ At fAhTiaohh AND OHIO
60 BY yi,tueo deed OF trus., dstcd April l, 4.
IL ibeT No hi folio na Sne Of aa 9hs
ispd 5eoSTds for Ma,hngtOn s9o,tg in tn. Distrc.
the ely T Sc at ss1ssOa in ropt Of the pre-
O'Clock .. m, all that certain piece and parcel of
sEouIa stnats lying and ssing in the County Of
s to R BegnpnR al tS ssaos
No; planted at tn nolthwest corner Of that part
Oysrer, call ID "Trinidsd," ard running thence
souih seventy seven 90 degree, east FIVE lsl
&c stone No 5, the west line, condemned for the
railroad; thence north forty-t aud half (421sj
perches and seven % links with said condemned
line TO division f. nee formerly put mp between
thence with said lire fence north twenty three 23
degrees one hundred and thirteen (lls) perches and
Of said fence, marked for a corner; thenoe south
sixty five and quarter (651 degrees wet, forty
70 the division line separating this Land from the
lard formerly held by Mr. Derringer; thence with
otto the beginning, stoLe No. 4. containing sixty
four (6D acres one % rood aud twenty nine so
thirty three 3s} perchss, sold to one uaGsnm by by
Benjamin /. Fenwics, in deed dated September &c,
1854, and lots numbered 9, 10, H. Il, in sgusro 8
lots s. and 50. in square S. lots D. 21 p 25 "a 2 rs
and ~ in square 6, Of F. W. Jones' subdivision Of
"Ivy City
Terms: $3.50, with Interest a. 10 per cent. per
annum from June 5, 1872, 20 day Of sale, and ox-
penses of sale in cash. and the balance at six ana
twelve months, with inter st from day OF aale.
cured By deed e trust on the property sald. $50
as deposit will be required at time Of sale. All
aLcing At pense of purchaser. II terms of
sale are not Complied with in ten days from day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the dcfaulting pur
chaser after ten days adv ert semeDt.
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
augS0- eo.vds J. T GOODWILL. Salesman
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DINNER A LATIN' AROUND LoosE.-ue
was q iaHk ..e'imen, and n ais legs csuIf
lave been .aited Tor a LanIlC The resf Of
dim would have made - close Ueseul BIanca 20
a big ratiy-FIife. lie snufiled up 10 tue
counter aUu net the ievial landlord
~ o 20. Keep this LOfel, gireral'1 ne q IS rei
e., SIR, DO was the polite reply.
We n, y-O-'ve got q laundering LIZ !-L OF
house here, baint you2''
" i tOlCIahie afnDlnt.' SAID LAe colonel
And power o dinner 2 LAWN around
loose. eha'
We'll, quite enough"
Just so, -lneral, and yOC cont mind Civ
ing a poor devil just In from kansas ana the
grass oppers "A DIT, do ye? Ihain't got a cent
nor had square meal for 10 -n0l rs. anI
IL sWar 10 q on a stack Of Immigrant tex
cts as high - your sleeplos."
lie got 8 .fs.uar meal"
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

JEFFERSONVILLg, IND, August Is, 1875.
VIZ BIZ SOLD 1T the Jacksonville Depot Of
w the QCartermasteT's Department, on WE'D
EEsDAY, the 22d day Of September, lT5, AT 10
O'Clock q. m, under tho direction OF Capt. Addison
Barrett, Military StoTekseper, U. !. Army, GUAM
Sc. fcliows:
$3.50 Hat Castles, 8 ,s6l Hat Bugles, 77i3 Hat Ia.
gles IL SIS Hat Letters, 70, l9S Hat Numbers, $50
Crossed sabres, sT Crossed Cannon 43 Hat Wreaths,
26 Shells and Flames, l2t792 Hat Feathers, IS fgS
Hat Feather Sockets, All pairs Metallic Scales rs
Gap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms: Cash, in United States funds.
The property can b. examined at any time before
the day of sale, between the hours of a. IN. and
m.
The property to be removed at the exp ense Of the
purchasers, within fye days after the Gay OF ale
JAMES A. EktN,
aug2-td Deputy Q VI Gen, Depot o. NJ
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lSs BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORH

aerez::sr as isne steanships z. O. KNIGHT era
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week <s<-,a..
y triP- betweeen NEW T0KA, ALEX aFSEsS
SE6RaEfoWNN,s Is - foIios,NiSsve Wv YoPx
nom Pier [, East River, every 81 TURDAy at .
~ lease GEORGE ONN every TUESDAY CT 10
For full infOrlistiOn apply 20 L. P. A. DENHAM
business Office sEd wharf, 6;i Water street. C0orgs.
town, AZ the oice of the President near Pstreet
bridge. J. w. TT 1MPSON, President,
" trefshts Delivered by KnOgis zpress. Or.erp
leit 81 General Once, 663 PanusylvanIs Avenue
% 81 the steeuer vbsrf. viii b. sConpsiy Attended
&C Setl-Sr
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TO-MOR ROW.

OFFlCE PUBLIC BUILDINGS GROUNDS
~ COB. JENNA. AYESUS AND 2lsT STREET,
WASHINGTON, ID. G, August Is, ISIS
PUbLlC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL Ar THE
MoNUMENT GROUNDS.
On TUESDAY, August 9th, 1878, at O'Clock
.. m, at the Monument Grounds Il will sell a
large lot Of Wrought aud asst Iron, WOOD PicSs,s
Fence Posts; lot Of Wood. Sash, blinds, Doors,
same time and place several Wooden BniIdings
large lot OF Marble and Gnsiss Stone, Engine and
Boiler, Machinery, &C.. &c. Terms cash.
o. e. BABC0CK.
augl6-d TH0MsS naWTIS y a,
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ISSk-s-Bse IsaL, Ia si.e Ire. Ton


las' evening ? rad Ga tho Fa-I, an A.
count oi \ singular noise n the Rfneinr
hock>, near Pottstcwn. bat We have sSnnS,
49,, % =. Well mountain, n .dway be-
ahCrt one fourth ~ q mile in fs,-,, fle man
road connecting tho above rlarpS. Pr -,
~ Two weeks mo cr!e> ~ \ cnilI c1i... D.,
mar ny persons passing n Is tie rbl : ard
AZ hr' ro-ling waS Thought of = ~ "a
Sunday night last, g. EpberL tIarfnan raSil-
Ls ofth ~ lNofriuCtowa, lu company WIN
another gentleman and two iqlfc~ ,-t~S --as,-
ing the SPOT, tee cries became hear -tfl.!Ery-
ana lhtN Thought some one VAS f-saffrsg a
chlid shamdiully. Mt Grrmnn Traa4s.si 10
ms iTieEu> towalk Into TIE W. elS alit aS,er-
t3in tie cause the ladies lo r,fnafr, ia 49,,
carriage. KS Mr.. GprusE thought "a tnlv n
short distance % the horse the child Was
tlCCSlt To- '' IT, tie ladies concluded q, %
with The gentlemen. and the horses were 80
cured 10 'TVc aaa the parties star'el-the
cries sfiil iIcrros inc. Affcr va king "A short
distance, one nf The 'attCs. = - v-I..
denly and told Tie party - hook up uelr
Tie top 81 = largs tree Ju.t IN !-aYt
90 t!ein' ana inrre wa~ seen "a Eabv
ga,ed "a a mail basket, swinging
back a-i forth, with bar aIlf rries
Tho ladies' beca ne 4 -ftcu.f sr sgp .tybL
IL neses one ID. The gentlemen > ~ anu
get up Jic troc aid bring the child down
Ire distance ny ID lie hIst uu4h was som,
twenty feet and the gentleman found III m
s>s.et. 20 go NJ. Nltle the conversation
brought down, the child gave one scream.
arc rs m oy magic the NaSaet I..l h8tf tls
ci>ia'ov II Tie ground. causing tia Is sias "a
SCREAM is'd TIE entire party % o. more ar
l,-s a. giteunt IN less limo. rFar 10 49,. -,
wriie THIS The basket ard is contents ,y..rs
I-'E In u place again. the child cryfne an
tne tine l-liS HOseiaeut struck terror IA %
TIE party. They watched Tho r,,nva--,7t,,s NJ
Tie hsis SCI, and saw tie hahy plat-i~ ~ fI,-o
m'nnteS afterwards, an' an m once 4 .a has
Pet W'h lis contents lisa psapef. Tle AL IS
slate mat The child " A. alive, fol they saw
10 plainly move when NJ fell down tJi,aris
taen. on Monday evening partv n'lonber-
i some twenty repaired % the place and
~! saw Tie safre THING. Mr.. J =. i'cfp~s re-
siding south OF Lancaster CITY, was one NJ
the party GA MCIday .iElt. AID hc SAYS ha
- y The uaby IN the BASKET. saw IL move.
ara saw The falling and Ile disappearance
y number FROM CHURCH town are going ov n
or thursday nirnt - wit..cs, tle mystery
Ecufrgl PTh Erg'- Is'a.
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2 II. WARNER,
40. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Eec5ral buildings, corner 7th and L sts northwest
OFFICE OF THB COMMISSIONERS OF rHB

OFFICE OF THR COMMISSIONERS OF THR
DISTRICT OF COL-MBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. C..August 10, I375.
~ BY yiItus OF authority vested in us az Com
STa missioners Of the District Of Columbia, ard
pursuant TO acts OF Congress approved june 4ta,
lS12, and June % 1874, will self public auction
In trout OF the premises on SATU RDAY, September
Il, lo!5, At four o'clock 2. NJ, the following real
estate in the city Of Washington, TO wit Part of lot
Numbered J., in square numbered two hundred and
hitythree, being particularly described az follows
Il wit; BEGINNING at northwest corner of said lot,
aud thence running south 3S feet inches them go
east IS eet4 inches TO east line Of said lot thence
north 80 feet inches; thence west to the place of
beginning, together with the improvements, &C
thereon This property is situate at the southeast
corner OF 18th and q streets northwest, having a
front of IS feet inches 18th street and IS feet
inches on street. Tie improvements consist of an
Old brick building, which has been in use for 2 con
siderable period rs a school house.
Terms OF sale. 0ne-third cash. and the residue in
tso eqUai Instruments in six and twelve months,
with jn:eresi at seven Per cent per aDnum. secured
hy deed OF trGst on the premises. q post Of one
hundred dollars ) tUQ) will be required At time OF
sale. All conveysncipg will be AZ the cost IF the
purchaser. W. DENNiSOS,
j. IL. KSTUHAM,
Commissioners u. &.
sngH-d&Gs j. L. COLDWELis, Sale-Tnal