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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

A Lendoner, who was sending away his
Irish butler for no exemplary. conduct,
but who like most masters, was willing to
make the best of him when he was going
to plague somebody else, made this part
ing speech: 81 have said you are honest,
John, with good conscience; but have
stretched point in saying you are
sober" ''Sure your Honor, could you
not stretch another point. then, and say I
am frequently sober?''
To printers and others of the North
west who think Of starting in the bus
mess, the st. Paul Type Foundry Com
pany are now prepared to furnish COM
plete outfits at one days notice, and they
propose to give rs good terms any other
foundry in the United States, and west
ern printers can save largely on freight.
Better call on them before purchasing
elsewhere. The type on which this paper
is printed (made by this f'undry.) has
been in constant wear eighteen months on
about sixty different papers. Have con.
stantly on hand twelve to twenty Job
presses OF different makers.
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INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

=
The residence of Hon. E. D. Winslow,
at Auburndale, Mass, burned Saturday night.
1t was valued at $4,000.
The Congregational church at Norway
Me, was burned Sunday, the fire having
started during the service.
Jack & Lowers Touring mill at Des
Moines, Iowa, burned on the night of the 18th.
Loss SD, 900; insured for $4,000.
By the fall Of one span of new bridge
at MeadviIle Pa, on the Doth, J. Price was in
stantly killed and K. Sill, Anthony Trace,
James Green, Joseph Hack and James Clark
severely injured.
On the night Of the 18th, James Carr,
eighteen years Of age, was found frozen to
death near Boston. The same day wood
chopper named Mullen met his death from
the same cause near fremont, N. H. The
latter had been drinking.
In Flint, Mich, pending the trial Of a
man named Pierson, charged with rape upon
the wife of Lewis Miller, the man Miller COM
mitted suicide by drowning. This was on the
18th inst. Next day the jury failed to agree
upon verdict in Persons case.
A"otAcf lalal acc'Cent from leaving
loaded revolver about the house. On the 21st
two little sons of Howard Fr,zer, living near
Arcadia, Ind. and years of age, got their
fathers revolver, and while playing with it,
it was discharged, fatally injuring the eldest.
A family named Beale, living about ten
miles north OF indianapolis, have been lately
dangerously Injected with trlchina from eating
pork tenderloin. A little girl Of the family
died and the others at last account were in
critical condition. In a piece of muscle from
the chld's body, not larger than pin head,
microscopic examination revealed twenty Of
the trichina alive and Of mature growth
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THE NEWS RECORD.
4 REVIEW OF THE WEEK
At HOME AND ABROAD.
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

P. W. Hamoiin was arrested at Forest
City, Ark, on the Goth, on suspicion of being
connected with the bank robbery at Corinth,
Miss, last year.
In the libel suit at New Orleans, in the
case of Bailey & Pond VS.. Paul Fourcby and
the Merchants insurance company, wherein
100000 was claimed, the jury awarded plain
tifs one cent damages and costs.
The amount of money obtained by the
robbery Of the U. S. express Car near St. Louis
the night Of the 18th, is now stated to be
SS,0Oo. No arrests have been made and the
detectives decline to say whether they have
any clue to the robbers
In the U. S. Circuit Court at A1ilwau.
kee, the Goth, Burbach, convicted of conspira-
cy to defraud the revenue, was sentenced to
eight months imprisonment, a fine OF $4,000
and one-half the costs of the trial. In the
case of Reynolds, his partner, sentence was
suspended.
John Ryan, druggist Of New York
city, has been arrested and held in 81, 600 hail
to answer to the charge of an attempted rape
on school girl of IL years. The girl visited
the drug store to make purchase, when Ryan
after presenting her with bottle Of cologne,
locked the outside door and dragged her into
an inner room. where he attempted the out
rage, part Of the proceedings being witnessed
by John Mamen, who had Ryan arrested.
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pROPUsALs FOK STATIONARY

Cal, nREAsURT DEPARTMENT, March Q, Ig5
ceaed frOposais for furnishing Stationery for the
euHins June 80. lS16, will be received Al this
iSp r1Iment until the 18TH DAY OF April 1875 AT
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upoD
application. " uPoh
ITEM by item; and this advertisement and the nro
Rosal, so TAR as accepted By the Secretary of tha
treasury, and the bond acCompanving tha sayna
sIaIi cOnstitite the contract between the Govern
tract Will Re executed 'i0i Non-
ne articles contracted for must be furnished fron
e 20 tltne curing the year. in quantities pursuant
ties VIII, however, be called for durinr The YEA
G Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
~ M u. ana be accom- panied BY bond wi h
stretles, N the sum of ten Thousand pillars
SIVitOl approved by United States officer of the
district IN which the suretles reside or do business
on a Iolln &c be furnished by the Department con.
utohe1 Tor furnishing such portions of the articles
h.dy be awarded under il, and the performance of
All deliveries will be subject TO inspectiop br an
expert detailed for the purpose By the SecretaTy Of
W. IessurS ana the delivery of inferior article
az the option Of the Secretary.
DeilyeTles iust be free of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
=, The failure 70 comply with any one order under
Inc contract viii operate forfeiture the entire
penalty OF the bond the Secretary Of the Trpa ury
may direct the purchase, in open market, Of such
quantlues OF any articles shall be necessary 10
supply the deficiency caused by such failure, and
Charge 10 tho contractors fifty per ceutum of the
suCh articles. ~ R'' 0'
VIII not be considered. and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers of or dealers in
the articles. IA
Proposals. tn be addressed TO the unlersioned and
BIB BRISTOw.
nlarIO-eoI5t Secretary of the Treasury
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
II Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENCE
AND NORTH B STREET, AND0 STREET
NORTH, FRONTING THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of certain deeds of trust given to
- me. dated the IA! h day of December A. D. 1873.
-. and record ed in liber No. 73S, folio iO7 and io
in the District of Columbia, and By written request
OF the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
aGcton on MONDAY, the 29th day of March, A D.
800 at Clock p. m, in front of the premises, all
and lying in the city Of Washington and District Of
Columbia, and known and described on the Mat or
plan OF said city as lots numbered twenty two p
vision by The heirs OF William Hickey, of the west
ern part OF original lot numbered five (5). in square
numbered six hundred and eighty six 1851 the same
as conveyed by said w lillian Hickey's heirs TO Geo
ii w hitney by deed, dated lSt day of August A ID
1907, together with all and singular the improve
ments, privileges, hereditaments and appurenauceS
TO the same belonging, or in any manner appertsin
This property will be sold subject to a prior en-
cumbrance of 3 500 ard accrued interest part of
said encumbrance can remain upon the property il
desired by purchaser.
Terms Of sale: S270 rs and interest at 10 pr cent
per annum from llth of Decem er, A d lSI5 10 day
OF sale and penses of sale in cash. balance in one
and two years, notes bearing per cent interest and
Conyeyancing, &c, at cost of the purchaser de-
posit of 500 will be required upon each lot as soon
sold If the terms OF sale are not complied with
IN seven days from day Of sale the property will be
resod at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
JOHN L. TYLER, Trustee.
marlf-td DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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stark on Il snowy slope-the girl wrapped
round in the coat of the boy, and both young
faces fixed by frost in the calm repOSe OF
Of wearied searchers near Mount Ayre. IND.
the other day. This winters cold has taken
many a life, but none of the unfOrtunatcs
were found in so touching an attitude as this
IL was not in the heat of the conflict that the
10y died; there was no rafting drum 10 stir
his thickening blood, nor comrades eyes 10
mark his herOice fall; nothing to rouse his
young enthusiasm. But the little coat folded
carefully about The girish form, aud his own
naked breast. told of the quiet courage and
selfsacrifice with which he had met the pitt
less blast that blew as cold on him as her,
ChUicothe lOl Gczetfc,
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DRoPOsALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF EN5RAv.Ns AND PRINTiSs,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
WASHINGTON, u. O., Path February
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock a. NJ, Tt ESDAY, 3Oth March, for
furnishing six hundred (6v0l tons Of run of mine
lGeOrge's Creekl GU MBERLAND COAL, TO be de-
lVered at suca times and places and in such quaint
ties az may be required, and subject the Conditions
required by act OF Congress- approved July H. 1870
VIZ: such coal shall weigh 22iO pounds to the
ton, and shall be inspected and weighed, and the
quantity Of each load certified at the time of delivery
BY the person appointed and qualified under the act
Tor thst purpose, and that the prescribed fee of %
cents Tor each ton Of coal inspected, weighed and de-
hLered shall be paid by the Contractor
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the S)th March, the Department reserving the
right TO reject all any portion of the bids offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
nled By Satisfactory evidence " ability fulfill the
contract nor will any paynIsDt be made without the
certificate of the ins pectOr t the coal frnjshed ia
such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent To the Office
OF GEO. B. MCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving end Printing Treas
uTy Department. feb24- e0tInarsl
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I'D ss aforeTsd rich d-sfs OF Chez a -. -,
shall be returned 10 the bidder - UP II u
.n5 En- stasr NUT de-iguase his place of business
po-t nee address. aEd ii il reruulre i =,
a. n = siding ont of New Yorl D. furni@h n New
dress v lille Ia hat city. VIZ 'i~ii M
~ the execution Of The contract bond will h -.
YuIel 10 lts fnll amount FOR the faithful parf,r
~ Ihefeoi Win Two or more suretics whose ~ m
trict stt0rner 'OH states VI us
Proposals should be ireIosed in An apve,o,e =,
are,sed to tn undersigned and indorsed PTen1ssI.
Tor suppliss for Indians A'"Posais
ID M otaS VIII be opened in the presence of tbe
pVaiu oI Inoian Commissioners and cOmr1ittee 10
Ue ueelsnatsd by the Secretary Of the interior az
expired. e S~N-e snAii nave
Bidders arc invited to be present.
mars 9,x,.,1 EDW. p. SMITH,
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DIE.

BOND. On the 2sth ~ March. M-LLrA4 I BoNp.
a. the 2Sth Year ot ms age
The friends aLd relatives of the family respect
fully invited 90 attend has funeral, from hls sister
residence, No. 1913 New Jersey a,enue south, at 2
- clock Sunday, 2sth instant.
Baltimore aud 81. HaTN pPpcrs please cory a
ELDREDGE. At2o dock tll.s morning al the resi-
deUce 81 her father, Mr.. Charles Cook. NJ. la3s Q
street Mr.; Lille wife Of W A Eldrcdge, in the
10Th year OF her age.
Her remains viii he taken, SUNDAY evening. %
DanVille, Penn for iutermcnt. 2
ROBINSON. On Thur-dsy, the 18th instant,
PETER II. ROBINSON, aged Is years.
The funeral viii take place from the resisencn u
his son in law J W. Rogers, No 1885 lJ-h street
northwest at o'clock p. m SATURDAY.. Friends n
the family are invited t. attend.
SMITH. ON THURSDAY, March eth. after a long
and painful Illness. which he bore with Christian
fOrtitGdc, EDWARD STARR SMITH. IN the 5gth year
OF hi- age.
The funeral ii take placH from his late residence,
1922 llth street northwest on Sunday. 18th instant
az clock D. IN. and proceed TO ST Patrick =
Church. and iron thence t. Oak Hill Gene
terry. lClrOniCle aud Republican -
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SIS. northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESrATE on On ST, NEAR d ST, IN TIL

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON 6TH ST, NEAR ID ST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C..
O. Under and 10y virtue of a decree Of the Su-
Ia preme Court of he District of Columbia in Lee
et a. Ys Chase ct al No 23ol, Equity docket II, the
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
"f Arm, 1873, al , o'clock p. m. parts
90 in square four hundred and fifty seven i457
This pr perry has front Of % feet inches on 9th
street near u street, with depth of Il6 feet to
wide alley, and is improved by a well built three
story brick dwelling, with large and roOmy back
building and convenient Outhouses.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money,
cash: balance in three equal instalments in twelve
eighteen, and twenty-four months: deferred Day
nens to be In proGissory notes Of purchaser, bear
Ing interest and secured 10 satisfaction of trustee
Purchaser to pay 5 100 at time of sale. Resale If
purchaser does not comply with terms of sale in FIVE
days. All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
w. b. WEBB, Trustee.
Uar26- cow DINCANSlN BROS. AucIs
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aS-''We should love dearly" says a Metho-
dist paper, "to see that chap who predicted
this was going to be a mild winter, sitting on
the fence in a linen buster and listening TO
the knocking Bird
The New York Herald has a word for
the Mormons: 'sLet us deal with the Mormon
question as we should have dealt with the
slavery Question-peacefully, and TO the end
that our laws should be vindicated while the
rights of the citizens shall be secured Do
not let the avarice OF eager, busting adyen-
turers drive us into injustice towards the
Mormons.'
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y IL. WARNER,
~. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Iederal BuildinGs, corner 9TH and is. northwest


CHANCERY SALE OF THREE STORY
BkIth DWELLING, No. St7 I2TH STREET,
BETN ZEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
= STREET NORTHWEST.
O. BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
Iii the DISTRICT of Columbia, holding a special
tom, passed in equity cause No. 3.7gj. docket 49,
lie auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY.
-. April, at 4 80 y. M. the following real estate.
with the lmproV ements thereon, Ia wit All that
certain piece or Parcel of ground situate and being
IN the city OF Washington, District of Columbia,
being part 81 Lot numbered six (6,D in Square num-
bered three hundred and twenty three (S13 begin
Llng Tor the same at point twenty feet five AMI
three quarter inches go feet ga inChesl from the
northwest corner Of said lot number 6. on Twelfth
said street twenty feet five and inches
go tcet "a inches thence easterly ninety-one feet
one inch (9l feet inCh) to the line Of the alley
thence southeIly with the line of said alley twenty
leet I'VE and three quarter inches. 40 feet s.,
iEches:) thence westerly ninety FIVE feet inch tq5
street.
The improvements consist ola substantial three
story bFiCk house, with double cellar, two story
brick addition about twelve rooms. water and gas
Terms as prescribed by the decree: One third of
the purchase money in cash, balance in three equal
Insta lrneutS. payable IN SIN, twelve and eighteen
months after te..wlth interest at Z per cent for
which three note5 shall be given, secured by desi
on the property. \ deposit of 500 required of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. If terms of sale are
not complied with in five days the property will be
reSold at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser alter i've DAYS advertisement in some news
paper pGblishe in the city of Washington All con
FcNenCInP AT cNpcnS" of purchaser.
mar26 dads WIN. PIERCE BFII. Trustra
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED


O. BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated August o.
A A ID. 1874 and duly recorded in LIb-r 700, folio
l55, ct seq, of the land records of Washing ton
county, District of Columbia, aud by direction of
the party secured thereby, in writing, we will sell
al public auction, on WEDNESDAY, April Z, Ss75
at > o clock p. m, IN front of the premises. being
nait OF square numbered seven hundred and twenty
SIX, tI26,l beginning or said part at point On
Maryland avenue one hundred feet southwesterIy
from the southeast corner OF said square and run
ming thence along said avenue sOuthwestwardly
twenty i've 25l feet thence at right angles with
SAID avenue ENTHUSIASTICALLY forty three feet and
four lnches 43 then north sixty 900 feet north
street; then along said street east twenty-five
feet then south fifty three feet and sixinchas, 53 co
and thence to said avenue and the place Of begin
nIng, improved by two frame houses, two stories
each.
Terms of sale: 5000 and interest in cash. together
with the expenses of sale balance i'll two equal in
staiments, at six and twelve months with notes of
the purchaser, bearing interest at ten per centum
per annum, and secured by a deed of trust on the
premises The amount secured by this deed OF trust
Is $500 with interest from the 9th day of August,
1874. Conyeyancing at cost of purchaser. 500 to
be paid down when the property is knocked OFF.
JOIN Oh J n JOHNSON, Trustees.
maT23 d&ds LATIMER Il Gle sRY, Aucts.
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SUICIDE OF GIRL-ALL FOR LOVE
Sarah kllkeTt was the name of young girl.
fifteen years of age, who lived as "a child
nurse with Mr.. BoohhameT, proprietor OF the
RialtO House, on North Broad street. She
was native of Reading, and had been in
Mr.. BOOkhamer'S family for some months
past. Her uncle, Mr.. +. q. Hilkert. also
lived with Mr.. BoOkhameF as hOStler. She
had been very unhappy and respondent for
some time. and told her uncle she meant TO
take her life. On Monday morning. after
suffering severely during the night. she died
from the effects of a dose OF arsenic, which IL
was discovered she had taken the night be-
fore. Previous 10 her death, however. Dr.
EbeTharlt was called i'm. to whom she stated
that she had taken a teaspoon and half Of
arsenic. She was then dying. The arsenic
which she took she obtained from a box
where some was kept for poisoning rats. The
cause OF her dependency was said to be a
love affair DIR. Maury made a post norton
examination yesterday and found a drachm
of arsenic in her stomach. At q cOroner's in-
quest which followed a verdict was rendered
in accordance with the facts.-I'hJdIr,ptig
Times. 24fh.
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n9This is the season O. tRs year when the
editor shouts up the pipe 20 =" ioEen44.l;
"Ihe article 1 sent up, headed Spring Has
Come you can hold over"
rS~MlSS LOvejOy, who real Milton q
TIltOn at Winstel, Ct. and her brOther-in-
law think S25,0 about the correct thing for
the damage which her character has sustain
cd, recently. at the hands OF Mr.. Beecher's
LAWYERS
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\OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
SIG Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms

TRUSTEy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Fs-
TAIE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, NEAR UNION
Town ON THE ANACOSTlA ROAD, WITH
Ten MINUTES WALK OF THE NAVY
S9E BY virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me, dated the
- 18th day Of October, 1865, and duy recorded in
- Liber y and II, No. 7, folio q, one of ths land
records OF W ashBgtoa county, District of Columbia
and at tie written request Of the party secured there
by Will sell az pubic auCton, the premises, to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, April the
l+t' at clack .. m, the following described real
estate All that piece parcel of land " ing and sit
lated IN W aShngtOn county, in the District Of Co.
luInbla, and described aS follows Beginning ut a
sOne planted the soufh east side of the road from
CnloDtown to Benning Bridge, and the northwest
corner OF that part of the tract of land called Chi
chester, which was sold by John A. smith 10
Charles l.. kTauSe, and running thence with said
road north 80 deg. east 25J.7 feet, thence south
4t2 deg east 6I2 6j feet thence south SO deg
$I2t3 feet to the dividing line between Charles A
hrause aud Mrs. Otterback, thence north IS deg
west jag feet, thence north % deg, east SO feet
thence north 3 deg. west $50 feet TO the beginning
containing five acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, the residue in canal
payments in six and twelve months, with interest.
secured by the purchaser notes aud deed of
the premises. 3 100 to be paid down on the day of
sale. ConyeyauCing and recording to be at the cost
OF the purchaser If the terms Of sale are not com
piled with in five days. the trustee reserves the right
to resell on ten day public notice, at the cost an
risk OF the detaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
marD 2lt YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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\ SINGULAR SUIT.-Isabella. the flower
girl of the Paris Jockey Club has just been
sued by her mother 10 obtain an alimentary
allowance. The plaintiff, poor peasant
woman and widow, named Briant. Is quite
destitute and infirm, while Isabella is I'm az
fluent circumstances, her income being esti-
mated at $4,000 francs year. She lives in a
handsome apartment IN Paris, and has two
houses in SaunOis. The tribunal gave ludg-
mon "0ainst her, and hNed the allowance at
- - . car.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF l.
STEAET; BETWEEN I7IH AND 18th SITS.
NORTllN EST, CONSISTING OF 4 TWO
STORY ANnBASEMENT BEICk DWELLING,
CONTAINING : ROOMS. sc.
"a BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
Iii the District OF Columbia, | will sell, at public
auction, IN front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
April 9TH, 1915. At so clock p m, all that GER
tain piece or parcel Of land lying and situate in the
city OF Washington, ID. G.. described As follows The
western eighteen Isl feet and eight 80 inches Of lot
ann subdivision of square numbered one hundred
aud sixty one l6ll, with all improvements thereon
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree. One
fourth cash and the residue in 6, II and Is months
Tor which The notes Of the purchaser with interest
from the day of sale, secured by deed of trust on
the premises sold, shall be taken. deposit Of
viii be required the purchaser at the ns of sale
All conveys ncng at the cost of the purchaser If
he terms Of sale not complied with within seven
days alter sale, the Trustee reserves the right To
sell the property at the cost aud risk of he default
ing purchaser NJ. ID. BALL, Trustee.
mar23 I'd LATIMEE & CLEARY, Aucts