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A BURGLAR IN BEECHER's HoUsE-Tie
Man me SeTudRt 9iri Sd,U az the PdTiOr-rne
residence Of Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher, No.
l2i Columbia Heights, was entered by a bur
glsT this morning and robbed OF a quantity
OF silvervare, valued at between $500 AMI
$500. The servant, Mimic n-aar N o,,,.r-
witted Gerlnau 0i-i, came dogn stairs al
aOOut t1s % ciock, TO make preparations FOR
breakfast. AT the foot OF the first fiirht Of
sJaifs sne heard scratching noise Ia the
baek na1loT. Stepping aside from the hall
way into the front parlor, she saw the figure
stands in one corner OF the back parlor. He
girl was terrified at this sudden apparitlon,
and stood for a moment spell bound. Sud-
denly the burglar looked up from his work
and saw her. He shook his fist at her aud
this had the effect OF arousing her TO q real
1zing sense OF her position. lie made rapid
but nOiseless strides across the carpet to-
ward her, and she turned and with a scream
ran up stairs 10 alarm Mr.. Beecher and The
Other members Of the family. Her move
f1ents were no more hSsty than those OF the
burglar, who ran rapidly through the front
pariOT into the hallway. and turning the
knob OF the inside door threw IL omen aud
then hurriedly opened the outside door and
disappeared down tie street with his pockets
hlied with the solid silver ware. comprising
some OF the more ornamental aud costly
pieces which have from time TO time been
presented 10 the Beecner family. There Is
10 knowing 10 what al extent lac might
have carried his pIllagiEg III the servant girl
had not discovered him and II ven the alarm,
lBroOhlya dTg1lS. l0th.
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FORTY-FOUgTH CONGRESS
Closing Proceedings Iesferaas.

HoUSE.-After our report closet
MI. fopPieton, OF Ohio, offered a resolution
the interest on the 5 % bonds payable In gold
was procured by fraud aud corruption, aud
directing the Judiciary COMMITTEES TO inves-
ugate The facts.
THE KERR REPORT.
No quorum voting, Mr.. Clymer, from the
Com mittee on Expenditures OF The War De-
TO the charges against Speaker Kerr Tue
report reviews the testimony of the witness
Harvey and OF Green, and completely exon
crates MI Kerr from any charge OF fraud or
corruption.
Mr.. Clymer said the report was the unani-
nous expression OF the committee and he
hoped that IL would be unanimously adopted
Mr.. Danford, Of OHIO, republican mem
Der OF the committee, said IL afforded him
tie greatest pleasure to be able 10 subscribe
To the report, and he did IL, not because OF
the serious illness OF Mr. Kerr, but as a SIM
pie act OF justice to the man. He INT. Dan
fOrdl had no idea that there was a scintilla
OF truth In Harney's statement about paying
the money 10 Mr.. Kerr. IL was falsehoOi
taken advantage OF by n bad man 60 blast
the character OF a good man. lApplsu Sc
The facts In the case would, he (Mr Daa-
ford( hoped, do great good, as showing the
recklessness OF some OF these Investigations
with which the House and the country is
how filed. He hoped the report I'm this case
would De adopted unanimously, and let the
Horse show by Its vote that IL has an adding
faith in the honesty and integrity OF the
Speaker. IL was the duty OF the committee
To maze this report, and ~ was alike the
duty OF the House 10 adopt IT.
M. HurlbUt lIll) said that the man or
men who uujustiy stab al the chara sters Of
public men. not only assail the individual
life and character, bat also do Injustice 10
the nation ITSELF lie for one did not need
this report To give him confidence IN Mr..
Kerr, for a long life OF purity ana rectitude
with him outweig hed all charges OF dishOnOr.
AT Mr.. Garfield's suggestion rising vote
was taken. and the report OF the committee
was unanimously adopted.
The Clerk was directed 10 send certified
copy Of tie proceedings 10 Gr. Kerr.
The Speaker pro ten. laid before the House
a letter nom ThuriCw Weed, calling aJteu-
ton To the tact that 10 was now dry years
since Lafayette visited the United States,
and suggesting that Congress extend an
invitation formally TO mis- grandson Oscar
Lafay cite, 70 visit the Centennial as the
guest OF the nation. Centennial.
The House then, at 3:45, adjourned.
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THOMAs DOwLIH G, Auctioneer.

noAAo UOW LIN u, a ctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN TIE COUNTY OF wASHfHGTON
AND DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA. ADJOINING
9E00E9EToWN ON TIE NORTHWEST, AT
BY virtue OF four separate deeds of trust -
gwen 10 us ard bearing Gate respectively the r.n8
70 day of February, 1861 tbs 18th day OF zAA.<.
May, 1858, ths lat d9y OF Jaauary, 1859 and The 6h
day OF January, 1859 and recorded res. ectiveIy in
Liter Il. y. 4, No y folio 10 LibeF scO folio 425
Liber 4 ard E.. No. s, folio 362, Liber T. and n ,
No. z folio le4, Of The Land Records OF Washington
County, District of Columbia, sh all SELL at Iub-
lie aUt ton, on FRIDAY, the 10th deg of June A.
ID. 1876, the premises, at the hour of SO ociock
D. m, TO eatisfy four several promssory notes Sc
cured by said deeds. aud at thu request In writing
81 the holder Of said Jpissory notes, the folio
described property, viz All that tract of land con.
tiguous 10 Georgetown, in the County of Washfr o.
ton District Of Columbia. IyiUg west of Fayeffe
street and north Of Add adjoining to 7Jh street con-
time !, aud adjoining 1.-THE Cedsrs." the west
and morrill, being part of tract called " Bereith %
aud cont aiming sixty three acres more less Jim
proved by large double Brick Dwelling House,
stable, Orcha d. &c &c y less that portion thereof
AID John Fl. Berry.
Terms of sale: One d nh n s. cash; balance In six
(6) twelve lz eiahteen 49,, and twenty -four l24l
months, deferred merts TO be secured BIZ notes,
with interest. and deed Of trust property sold:
Interest pag ebie semi annually. deposit Of $3.50
required at time OF sale. All conveyancing at cost
OF nu chaser III terms OF sale are OF complied with
within week after day ofsele the Trustees reserve
the mt TO resell the property after i've 80 days
notice, at the risk aud cost Gf the dsfsulti8s
chaser. plat of the property viii be exhibited on
the grounds AZ the time Of sale.
THOMAS q cox Trustees.
my2f-d THOM IS DOWLiNG, Auct
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nUECANsOa BROS, AuctiOpeers,

4 tOHtaAoOd EhOO.B hUCLO9eeEs.
TRUsTgEs' SALE OF AN FLEGarr TWO
sTOkY. BAsEMENT. AND MAESARD gOUF
PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE with ali
the modern In proYenehts, situ sted on X street,
between 9Th aud 10Th streets northwest, beipg
numbered 933, 90 street, at auction.
By vfItue CT . deed Of trust g ven to u.s. and "a
dated August 2. A. D. 1872, duly recorded in n. q
LfOer tS3 folio l35, OF the land records fer thez
Dlsrlct OF Columbia, ard st the req Test of the
ties secured thereby will SELL pubtic auctt 1n
~ front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day OF june &. ID 1916, at $50 clock In the
afternoon, all that piece parcel Of ground titu
ated and lying 10 the city OF Washngton, Dis ict
81 Columbia aud being known and described on the
ground plan Of said city as al Of lot marke aud
Uttered o, in Benz emin f. Giiberts recorded sub
division CT part of square numbered three hundred
AID seventy one (S7ll, together with tbs improve
neEts, insisting Of an elegant two story basement
House, with every convenience OF a first class re.i
cenoe; This properly IL in most desirable locs-
handsomely fenced.
Terms: The amount OF Indebtedness secured By
said deed of trust Uupaii and penses of safe A
cash; balance 10 6, II and Is months; notes bea in
six per cent interest from day Of sale, and secured
by deed OF trust on the pro peTty sold A de posit
of s300 will be required at time Of sale. All con.
yeyaLcing at expense or purchaser Iftsrm8 Of cal
sre not complied with IL Eve days from day of eas
at the FISK and cost of the defaulting purchaser
Wa 1 Z sVoh HItsSSi6LEB, Trustees,
FBAth W. HACkETT, ass lie. ave,
Attorney for Trustees.
JfS d pUECAEsON BROS, Arcts.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUST EKs' SALE OLE DEsIR.BLE BEAL rs
TATE ON East 18th STREET, BSTWEES
SOUTH a AND East CAPITOL STREETS,
BRING LOTS AND 6. IN sQUAkE 1,I2I.
By virtue OF q decd Of trust to the under IL
recorded In Liber SO. folio 1877 ct sea. q lhs
land records for Washington cou1ty, District Of
Columbia and by the written direction OF tie party
secured will tell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, en- TUESDAY, the 9Th day II June,
a ID. 1876, al 6 O'Clock D. m. Gn those pieces OF
land eitusted in Washington CITY. District Of Co
lunibia and known as Lots AID 6, In square ia
with the improvements.
Terms; onethird cash; balance in 8 and II
cured 9 q the property Conreyancine AZ pnrehss-
ere cost. SEQ down at sale: Trustees reserve the
rigt to resell az cost ana risk Of dAfaultins pur
oh Aser IL terms Ct sale not complied with in
days irt M sale.
JUDSGN T. GULL,
jes-eoAds FLoRIsN BIrz, rfusoseh.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FROET-
ING ON MARY LAND hYESUE. ONE-H ALE
kQUARE FROM CAPITOL PARK NORTH-
EAST At PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, NEXT, June 18th, 1915, 80
at O'Clock .. m, In front of the premises, seS
Will offer parts Lots aud ~. 10 subdiyisiO @~=s
square T26 each lot having Y feet inches front On
Maryland avenue, and Tunnii g through that width
al average depth Of about 1G feet to b street.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, Il aud Is
months for notes bearing Interest and sscored by
deed Of Trust on property sold. $50 dowl on each
lot ct tine Of ssle all conyeysnoing at coat Of pur
chaser.
jegd WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Aucf
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DUNCASsoN BROS, AactiOneers.

SALE OF FINE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
GbOthDs hTThCHhD; ALSO, FINE BUILD
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, Jane -
IAN, a. . e,ciocE ?. m We Will sell en- the 10
20 beng half of the square aud th5 entire trent IN
New Jersey ayenCe. 4 Eis property Is known IS
by large, substantial Brick House, which can be
diyds into tWo fine DEelliug houses. Lots g. : s,
and 10 make fine building lois and the property as
a Whole would make splendid nyesment, contain
Ing ia ail over ~ 90 "a dSre feet Of ground
Terms OF sale One third casa. balance Ia enc aud
two ears, notes bearing Per cent interest aad
erred By deed OF trust COnV sncfng at Gprch
cost. A deposit Of $50 upon each 1nimproved lot
and Sa0 upon the house and lot viii be required.
iplO IHeraI6 / Ancii1oeers
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THREE BROrHERs DROWNED -Oae OF the
saddeSt accidents thSt has occurred Ia Clin-
ton, Mass for number OF years, when two
brothers named Stewart and q little boy OF
six years were drowned. A party OF four
were out sailing on Coachlace Pond, near
the Nashua and Worcester Railroad. aud a
ltile squall coming up, their boat was cap
sired and three were drowned. Some per-
sons on Store 100 tna scc...-... h"' h1.--sr
~ could reach the scene the unfortunate
party was beyond assistance. About a We
O'Clock two OF the bodies were recovered, aud
large parties are out dragging the pond with
graphing irons, etc. Large crowds have
surrounded the scene OF the accident, and
the excitement and Interest I'm town has been
stimulated TO an unusual degree Tue fourth
member OF this party, Cumberland, was res
cusd.
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VoUBE q MIDDLETON,
III Pal E.+a,a

TRUSTEES SALE ylLUALE PROPERTY
On THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
EAST, BkTWEEN EAST CAPITOL AhD
NORTH A STREETS.
BIZ virtue cf deId Of trust TO u.s. dated phi $50
2eth, A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded il Ii6sr No &s
149. folio li9, enc Of the land records fer the
District OF Colombia and 1T the request Ofths holder
OF the note secured ihf reby. shall sell ~ pabs
auction, in front OF the premises, ; clock D
NJ, on FRIDAY, June 23d, 4. ID 1870, ali those
CERTAIN pieces or Parcels Of ground situate and
Iyirg IN lie CRY OF Wa, h'ngton, and Being Eaowa
AID descTl bed a. lots lstteTed and marked f. and
~. IN A. Baty Is subdivision Of part NJ sluare
Numbered seven hundred AM eighty six. 1854
Terms of thesale: One third of he pu chase money
70 cash. (ot which deposit OF $40 on each lot " 10
be required at time of sale aud the balance in two
equal Eaymspts atEiN 81 and twelve (l2) months,
secured ty deed Of trust upon the property, and
notes OF the purchaser, bearing six cent inter
est All conyeyaneing Of the cost of the pure hsseT
III the terms OF sale are not mplied with within
sever az days the trustees reserve the right TO re-
cell the property at the Tisk aud cost Of defauitng
purchaser. WILLIAM NIbkEhS,l go.
HERMAN IL. GhAUE( 1ruste0s.
leS-d YOUNG MIDDLETOH. kuct,
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THE srosY OF rHr TRAGIC ayr

THE eTokG OF THE TRAGIC AFFAIR.
A special dispatch 20 the Pniladsl ehis
Times. from peaver, Col, June 2, says-
Last evening intelligence reached ibis city
that n fatal encounter bad taken place be-
tween two well known cattle rsisers. at Red
Bend station, on the Kansas Pacific rsil-
read. nfty six miles east OF this place. The
particulars OF the affair are ascertatned to
he 50 follows: IL seems that about nooa yes
terdsy some difflculty occurred bet weea q
man named O Davis, late station agent a.
River Bend, aud one Of his employees. Alfred
ID. Jessups. jr.. was standing by and espousef
The cause OF The subordinate 20 the irritation
OF Davis. High words soon followed. and
blows, n not worse, seemed imminent but
qusrrels In the section I'm which the affair
took place are frequent, especially among
special notice OF the disturbance. Presently
Davis and Jersup were observed going out
on the prairie together. but neither At that
element In a short time, however, shots
were heard, and then the men about the sta
ton realized the true state OF adairs. The
nom ise n pslx sope seo9s ave anndres ysras
tsDce OF my PAGES and were blazing away
At each other. Je-sup was showing great
among the cactus plants. he fired three shots
from his revolver ALTOGETHER nj his Rntaao-
mist, none ofwhich took effect. Davis, on the
contrary was wonderfully cool and ollected.
Standing perfectly still, ne TOOK STEADY An,
with his Winchester rife, and fired two shots.
the second taking effect In Jessups right
eiNc atO DlCECluk the DChTl, Just a. the
cited spectators reached the scene of the
tragedy. Jessup lived only a few minutes.
His slayer continued 10 display the most re-
mArkable GOODNESS, helping 10 carry the body
To tie station. Upon being questioned In re-
gard 10 the tragic affair, Davis stated that
Jessup had not only taken up the quarrel OF
an employe. making 10 his own, but followed
IL up with a challenge % fight, each TO choose
his own weapon. Davis accepted and selected
= Winchester rife, and Jessup chose his
Colts navy revolver. The contest was m
unequal one, not only as Co weapons but as
10 men, Davis bedng crack shot aud JeSSup
q mere novice with the pistol. Many DO not
believe Davis story that his victim was the
challenging party, a. JesSup was rover
known TO have been engaged In any dtfficul-
~ OF a serious nature before. and it is put
down 10 his credit that he lost his life by his
earnest desire To see fair play aud because
he believed man was being uuiustly as
sailed. Soon after dark Davis noun ted a
horse and disappeared. As yet no attempt
has been made To arrest him. JeSsup's body
wss brought here 20 day. 10 viii be en-
balmed and sent East.
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1919 GREAT 1919
ROUfR

ROUTE
70 the Aerth, West, and Southwest
Double Track, Stee! Rats, Splendid Scsx-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 18th, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from peyot,
corner OF 6th and streets, IS follows:
fG5 rI1tsGS sr ,sd the Wet n 5sily' wi!s
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE Anp POTOMAC sAILBOAD.
TaIls, and the North, =. m. daily, sIoest Sun,
Gay: and ,t J, M daily, eIcsPt 6sstgrdsZ, With
Bpnalo, and Niagara Falls il:so 8. u. daily, sE-
Tor New j ork and ths East, $40 > n. daily. With
man Parior Cars, Ga al q daits, sTtspt SUNDAY
Tor New fork ard the Eat, sos a IN, ard I:aC
p.p. daily, sIeert suAtsy, With PsTior Cars at.
Tor Phi, deIphia, sos n aud I:arp. n. 5a,ly.
ssI,cegi srnasy, ,1a $50 md y:tp ,, deilz.
Acc INVOCATION for BaiIimafs, AGO ?. N. tsfiy-
Tor Popss Greek Line e. =. On. End s:so >. m,
s0r Annapolis, 500 and 1850 =. N snd 40 .
NJ, EXCEPT Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA NAsRiECIoE
Fos aIexa1dris, 8, T, SEQ, s,t0,1Ia.m.I.S.
t:ao, 3, o. 90, and 1l:sO p. u, On sGncIF at
Tor the south, via Ricnmoud, II:E0 2. Il lsily,
EXCEPT sundsy; and via bynCbburs, sac \. %,
Trains leave Alerandris Tor washington. s, ?, =,
$40, IL Q. m, 1, 3, so, 8, g. sud ? ?, =,
On sunday ct snd 10 q. n, ard p. II.
Accommodations can be procured 81 tbe UKcss.-
SoTtheast corner Of Thfrteeath street aid Pa-ls-
"a PepDsvIHspis - re - 6sS err r..
oTders can be left for the checEinS % Baggage &c
5estII alton from Hotels and Rss.deoces.
FRAHR THOMSON, aenT mansSer inny-iy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERnOON.
nowEhAH q GREEN, Auctionesrs.

TRUsrEET SALE OF TWO 2-srORY BRICK
DWELLINGS. WITH CELLARS ON SOUTH
SIDE OE sThEEf, BETWEES 14TH AND
18TH STREETS kORTHWEST, (sth and OH
REFUSES from 18th street -
By virtue Of Q deed OF trust, dated October -
10th, AID. ls73, duly recorded in LIDer No. fs.4
6s3, folio les, one OF the land records for the -
District Of Columbia aud at the rea nest % the marty
secured thereby, viii sell q. public auction, In
front OF the premises, on WEDN EsDAY, June IN,
A. ID lT6. at $50 NJ, gil those certain pieces %
lots Of ground in the city Of Washington. in said
District, and known as lots numbered one hundred
and thirty seven, IL , ard one hundred aud thr-
ty eight, (lSo,l OF Darrov subdivision of mart Of
square numbered two hu adred and six t2Os a. said
subdivision IL recorded In surveyors Office OF aid
city In liber II. ID. Cooke, No l. folio 40 together
with the I'm provemeuts thereon
Terms OF sale: One third cash, (of which e75 on
each house must be paid at time OF sale srd the
6sianoe IN six and twelve months. With interest
per cent. from day Of sale until paid, to be Sc
cured by purchasers note and q deed of trust on
the property sold All convey aRoing ami record.
ing ~ purchasers cost. If terms OF sale are not
complied with in six days after sale the Trustee re-
serves the right rese risk aud cost of
In detsult. WH +. HOLMAN, Trustee,
my8 No. 1891 street northwest
atTHr ABOVE SALE as TO LOT No. 13s Is
postponed BY consent until TUESDAY, June 18Th,
1876, same hour sud place.
jese VIM. +, HOFFMAN, Trustee.
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fsoHEH6 LOAN 0FFIOk, sosas ~ VA sfyss
" and NsW Ycsk srsnts, entrance on New ~
York agslus, The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned ut the lowest rated y
Of interest on Gold and Hiigsr Watches, Diamonds,
Gsn.lsmsst csetsiax, CARPETS, ssc d, ertie!ss d
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YOsMOKRCw.
RUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioaeors.

TRY. TEIS sALT OF THE FURNITURE AND
FIXiURkS OF THE ST GEORGE BAR AND
sTBEkr W, ss4asSSSic r fS SGi SS ooS,
B0ARDs. MIRRORS AND GLASS WARE,
S0UETERS; TABLES. TAsLE LINEN,
CB6IRS, CHIN 4, PLATED WARE, KNIVES,
FORKS. SPOONS, &c. KITCHEN RANGES,
FuRNITURk AND IMPLEMENTS, &C &C .,
COmPRISING EVERY ARTICLE NEHESS A.
BY FOR CONDUCTING 4 FIRST OLA IS
RESTAURANT AND BAR.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated the 23dS--e
day Of March, A ID. 1878, and daily itcordedEf !
Ia Lber No 7s2 folio IL, &c enc Of the land ~ ~
records for the District Of Columbia; and also tt
by virtue Of another deed Of trust dated the IUI
day of rril, A d 1915 and duly recorded In Liber
No 81, folio Az, of the land records for ash
fBgtoB county II. O.. we shall SELL At public sun-
ticn. on the premises. Nos. 90f and 900 4 street
northwest, on WEDNESpAY, june 4 1870, com
meDcing at 10 O'Clock m. the foregoing described
personal property. Terms cash.
]. sTRIOkER BRA FORD, T-,...o,
JOSE M lZNAGA, <AtuS1oos
irl0 r. EnW'n a. IECEPS0J r., Attovuav
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a WOMAN IMPRISONED BECAUSE SIZE
WAS NIRTUoUS.-West Troy, n. Y, far
n1shes a notable illustration Of the unhappy
effect Of the hard times, in the imprisOn-
ment ola woman because she refused TO bar
ter her virtue for bread. During the past
winter, Robert Highs, finding himself desti-
tute and without the prospect OF work, sent
his wife TO her brothers home, and then got
himself Into the penitentiary till spring.
Meanwhile bis brother-in-law, having a
family on his hapds that he couldn't sup
port. applied 10 the public officials for assis
lance. The official summoned Mrs. Hughs
10 his office, and there offered to provide the
family any amount OF food, IL she would sur
render her virtue TO him. Indignant at the
proposal, she started TO leave, when be vio-
lently assaulted her, but she escaped. Next
day, she was arrested for vagrancy at the
instance OF the official and sent to Jail for 90
days. By this time her husband was out OF
the penitentisry, and a suit has been brought
against The official.
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i YOUNG LADY DRowNED.-Miss Carrie
A. Allen, aged eighteen wears, step-daughter
OF ". ". Shut, OF Brentwood, L. l., was
drowned while bathing in the bay at Fire
Island, directly opposite the lighthouse,
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. She was
in the water with Ellie Shut, aged eleven,
while her father, mother and two brothers
sat on shore watching them. The tide was
nearly al its ehb, causing them TO batne In
the channel. They were seen 70 be dro wning
and cried for help. Mr. Pulls plunged in,
swan to them, seized the younger and took
her 10 the shore. He returned for the other,
but just before reaching her was seized with
cramps and would have been drowned but
for the aid Of pole handed him by those on
shore. The body has mot been recovered
" T. WO1ld, 10Th.
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BANKERS.

NO HUMBUG.-L. RIUI win pay . fair cash
~ price fe5 any Kind q Ladies, Genss' an 0hil.
SHOES, 40. 623 Ith street, between AM a sortb
Hoee by mail promptly ATTENDED 70, uafl-N
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81 They've got a singing doll AT the GEN.
tennisl. She huns "Pm sawdust when Z
sing."-[ Boston Post.