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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ChANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


- Under and by virtue Of several decree. made
- by the Supreme Court Of the District Of Colum-
6ia, in cause No, 900. Equity Ruies s. Easily
times following, sell the following described real
estate In the city Of Washneto that is to say:
On WEDNESDAY,, April I ,, at 4 80 O'Clock In
the afternoon. upon the premises, he will sell lot
numbered eish',t 49, in square numbered six hun
drtd snf thirty one, 1851 Thi, lot is op eo4ite
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, in neigh.
boThood where property is rapidly advancing in
On THURSDAY. April '3, at 4 80 O'Clock, upon
the premises be will sell lot numbered five. 81 in
square 43, situated near intersection of 18th
street and New York avenue, and fronting on Raw.
lings Square.
On FRIDAY, April Ii, at 4 80 O'Clock m, at
the following lots:
Part Of lot 2, in square IL;
Lot 7, In square tl;
Lot 3, in square IS;
Let 3, In square S9
OF 20, in sQuare743
Tie terms of sale, prescribed by the Decree
one ourth OF purchase money cash, and the bal
a. Co in equal pay ments in six, twelve eighteen and
tu enty four months purchaser to give bonds, salts
factoriiy secured bearing interest, pay able quar-
ter yearly, from date, for the deferred ps yments
Deeds and recording at prrch aser's cost.
W. b. WEBB, Trustee.
marl4 t,th,s THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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MANS WAY.-The front steps of q citizen
of High street have needed repairs for many
last OCTOBER he has promised TO send car
peDter around and nX them. He came home
the other day to find that his wife had been
tripped up again by the steps, and this time
she bad received q broken limb She felt lust
as any woman would, and as he came into
the house she stopped groaning long enough
to say: "The doctor says I'm laid up for
three or four months, and guess you'll nX
those steps now!"
"They ought to have been fixed long ago, ~
be slowly replied, "but II you are goi ng to
be laid up all Summer, won't bother with
'em-Ill come and 60 by the side door,
Detroit Free Press.
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.AsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE CF WALNUT CHAMBER
Sud1kS AND PARL0R FURNITUBc, Up
hOLsTERED IN REP AND HAIRuLOTH:
MaRBLE TOP DRESSING CASE SUITES;
MABBLE TOP CENTER TABLES; GILT
FRAME MIRRORS; WALNUT EXTEN Sion
TABLES and DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
NOTs; LACE GURTAINs AND CORNIOE;
W ID L W.BDB6bES: HANDSOME
Lounge: IPHOLsTERkD in Rep; Wal.
NUT BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS AND WASH
STANDS; WALNUT BOCKsRs; WALNUT
Srk pEsKs; MAHOGANY BED
ANY DRESSING CASE; WALNUT LEAF
TABLES: PAINTED BEpSTRADS, BUREAUS
AMI WASHSTANDS; HUsK AND COTTON
TOP mATTREsSEE BLANKETS, COM
FORTs. PILLOWS AND BOLSTEhS; BRUS-
Sells, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS;
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS; OILCLOTHs,
STAIR RODS, WINDOW SHADES, KITJH EN-
Il On WEDNESDAY. March 29th, 1875, COM
W menclng at 10 o'clock a m +, L shall sell. at
mo 1907 G street, between i2th aud 18Th
y sstreets northwest, the above collection of
Furniture, to which / respectfully ask The atten-
tion e purchasers They will find that the goods
have been well kent and in perfec. order
mar22-td WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
In accordance with act of Congress approved
June Is; 1874. ~. 5. Statutes, vol Is, page 225 }
at 2 m. on Tt ESD AY, April 4th. 1875 the Mate
rial OF all kinds contained in the Old jail Buildings,
Walls and feuses located in Judiciary Square
The material to be entirei removed within thirty
days sfte. sals. I en- per cent. of the purchase
money will be required on day of sale; the balance
before work Of remOviDg mat. rial Is commenced
U: 4. BABCOCk, Gel of Engineers, U. g. A.
mara 2aW3w THOS BOWLING, Auct.
TRep, and OhrOn I
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& GREEN, Auotioneers.

hOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctieneers.
TRUSTEE ssALF or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL EsTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF ID,
EEhR 18TH STkIET SOUTHEAST, DON
stSIING OF IHR6E NEW TW0sT0RY
BHiLn1Ne Lot On sohTH p' SIZE xEV a.
MAR lsr sTREET SOUTHEAST, 1FkONT,
ING 20 FEET ON 3D.
By virtue of q deed of trust, dated February
I'D, A u: 1875, and duly recorded in Liosr No.
trlct OF Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the prem fses, to the highest bidder, on
IUESDAf, April 4th, A D: 1876, at O'Clock p m,
Washington, in said District to wit: Lot numbered
twenty one, tll,l in square numbered ten hundred
and eighteen, lois, together with the improve
ments lhereon-three new two story Brick b Eell-
sold separately.
Also, on same day, at SIS D. m, that certain
piece or parcel OF ground situate in said city and
District, and known Is part of lot numbered seven
thirty two (7Sz), and boun led follows, viz Be-
ginning Tor same south street twenty (2OI feet
astwsrd from the northwest corner of said lot and
running thence east along said street twenty (7O
alley, thence wet along SAID alley fifteen tl8 feet
theoce north twenty i've 2s feet 81 inches theDce
west nve % feet, and thence north seventy -four (7
feet eh inches to the said street and place of be
Terms Of sale: One third cash (of which CTS Oh
each house, and the lot must be paid at time Of
sael; and the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, in equal payments, to be secured By pur.
from day Of sale until paid, and deed OF trust on
the property cold. Convey ancing and recording at
purchaser 9 cost. Ifterms Of sale not complies
with In elk days after sale the trustee the
fault VIM =. BOLIVIAN, Trustee,
nars3.d No. 1872 street northwest.
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II Ii. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.

AsSTNnIppVyN p SALE II a nEsIRA BLE THREk-
ING, NO l2Is g STREET SOUTH SIDE)
- On NDAY, March 9TH, 1876, at S o'clk
x 3. mr.. will be sold, IN trout Of the premise s.
part OF lot b. squaI 2Se fronting street north
west 20 feet by depth of l23 feet inches Alley
Cd side and rear, End i'm proved above
Terms: One f,urtb cash, and the balsuce at 6. T.
Is and "a months, with interest at cent per an
nun, secrr6d Dy deed of trust, all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser. 500 deposit at time of
sale, and all conveys ncing at purch sser's cost
Terms to be implied with in seven days, or prop
eTt} to be TesOid at rsf and cost of defautinR pu
chaser after five days advertisement
maraD-eO T. Col, Sayesman
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
u Iso isTS NEW YORK. pa pS5 PAMasSs.
At this Esta bills hme mt are to be found all
the e1ce.lencies known to modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
being in hsalthful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public insti
tutors, the leading business houses, and the prip
cipal theaters.
The rooms sre spacious, very light, elsborstely
furnished and thoroughly ventilated and the vto@s
are varied. extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere out
OF Paris. EyeTy luxury Is here supplied at mode
rate cost and the attendants are uniformly courte
The sisvatsr is available as all hours, day and
night.
Tisitors to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
ianlS- I'm
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DIR. MARY WALKER kicked her San
Francisco tailor half way across the Pacific
ocean the other day be cause he made her
new pants full at the back, to tie back. Tois
settles the long-disputed question, whether
the doctor wore suspenders or fastened on
her trousers with . skate strap-t Burlington
H0,gkeUe
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SPEOIAL NOTIOE-The route OF the NORTH
= ERN LIBERTY OHARIOr Street asIa5A J.
and Pennsyivanis avenue east 70 "a A7
and @ street west.
Chariots for Parties, Receptions, TO-, can be On.
gagged for any hour OF the day OF night. Once ID.
'otninG the northern Liberty Market. sf. fe1s- In
NO 4un1Uo:k, RIQ1 yM ~ . f.i. s.eh
~ Dcte tee aly ktna q Iadtee, Qean' end Ohill
: s2s liz co g -; s::I; :. 81 ,' 8
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x ID. WABNEB, corner 9TH and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY BRICK
ssSS$SHEEEEEs Hsf Sls' AND t5'H
1siS t%'f Gs1Se es'o sss
fSho ~ one OF the land reeors for the District of
'front.' Of the II xer sth
n city Of RE:
Of Columbia to wit: All those pieces or parcels OF
srbea Of S a ndd fSsr
a., in square numbered three hundred and t. enty
pif the on PsR 81 d
I ner OF said lot numbered four %, sod running
eve feet %
thence north twenty FIVE l2s! feet to the place of
onehd eash and Balance t%ese ssd
annum until paid, secured BY deed o. trust on the
property tod. or ai ~ cash az 0etion Of the pur
of sale, and all convex ancng at purchasers cost
Il terms of sale not complied with In seven days
the trustees The 1h' to resell the property
X VII Il Sw,ASgD.} Trustees,
mars soads' JOHN !. + d G5HSA ELL. salesman
CHANCERx SALE c OF KHAL ESTATE AT
On On THE NORTH A sibI OF MASSACHUSETTS
sfhsH shfEsF J EGsEa s s7AEsf2t
m by yirtns Of decree Of the Supreme Court;of
~ the District of Columbia, passed in equity
cause No s6s, viii offer for sale at public auc
ton. In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
division Of square 625, with the there
Terms Of 'ale: One. fourth cash. the balance in
three equal instslnents, at II and Is months from
the day OF SALE bearing int, from the day OF sale
any larger portion than fourth, ., the election
q HE purchaser The title to be retained until all
raid; If the terms Of sale are not compiled with
within seven days from the day Of sale, reserve
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost. ShO deposit accs ptance Of
bid. JANIS 8. EDWARDS, r.-,
WI. p. DUHWOODY, Hrussees.
4e6 Louisiana avenue northwest
mar2l- eo&ds =. J. SW EET, Auct.
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MASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctt opeer
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th sad sire,

SALE OF FhsHIoNABLE FURNITURE AND
SUPERIOR CARPETS AT AUCTION, MAO
hlFlCkhT ROSEWOOD CASE SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO, WITH COVER AND STOOL
CCHlCkEBINGJ, ONE MAGNIFIGENT WAL
Nut FRAME PaRLOR SUITE eight
Pieces UPHOLSTERED IN REP. HANp-
SOME BLACK ETEGERE WITH MIKROR
BACK, MARBLE TOP CEN ER TABLES
STYLISH M.RBLE-TOP DRESSING CASE
SUITES HANDSOME MtRBLE TOP SIDE
BOARD, BLACK WALNUT PILLAR EX ZEN
SION TABLE, WALk UT JANE SEAT CHAIRS,
HALL OH LES: nLAOK WALNUT HAT
RIQR BODY BbUssELS CARPETS, THREE
Ely AND INGhAlN CARPETS, BRUSSELS,
HALL AND STAIR CAkPGTS, WALNUT
EOCkEB OHAIRS, WHAT NOTS, OIL
CLOTHS, &c.
"a On TUESDAY MORNING, commencing
Maj CHI 2S at 10 O'Clock III !, I shall sell the
NJ above collection of fine Furniture aud sups
rior Carpets, at No. 9IY street, between Sh
al lc:h streets northwest.
ms sae OFFERS rare opportunity to par les
furnish ing to obt-n beautiful Carpets and superior
furniture at their own price.
Terms cash.
mA23d WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctionser
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[srrr sur.tDs1rS SUN II IA, Ssr.IO.

Si, ihs matter c 81 me M ~ Mo- A 80
Application for letters ssstamentary o. the ~,
Of ID. Gilman. Of the Diurtc1 Of Coumbia il ~
mao An Pesons tntssssted ere Asreoy notins6 10 -
year m this court on sAruRDAf, the lsfS az
sh, % a. =. .: e q: = .ss -:
5000 : no, MOI ,Ans g. p!Nyed. Prsrs1ef.
three weeks II the Eyenins 6tsr rrsy,eus n -
~ eny; An Test xn1Sf1k
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STEAMER LINES.

"PEofLAs' LIah"
NOMINI. Mi TTOI CREEK, UPPER MA
CROUOC DINTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheeI Steiner
"E. NORRIS"
captain BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9th, leaving from . AN@A
wharf foot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and TIL URsDAY at a. m.
Returning will leave hOmini every TUESDAY
feb2s N. r. FITzHUGH, Agent.
THI STEAMER HAkBINGER,
ON TI 81 . ss5ess Ehi s.
for Potomac Landings, including
Msttswoman, Mscnodoc and Rasiers to Nomni.
feb.s-trovl Agent.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
IN BB1W8RN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
Ing TON AND 6kORGHTOWH.
rxo,, p,., . ssA n pays: p,,.n..,,.
From 80 later street, GEORGETOWN
d. o., MONDAY, at ,. N.
This line connects ct Philadeipnis with Olydsp
Regular Semi-weekly Line OF Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. Ho wharf.
age in Boston BY inii hi T1ip., As.n. for D. GO.
WM. 2. CLYDE 90, Philadelphia
ID. A. REID, Alexandria, Va
d. D. q. MINK, 80 evonshire street, Boston.
~freights delivere BY Knox's Express. Orders
st the Steamer Wharf. vm b promptly attended
To-. oGua-tr
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DROPOsALs FOB SWEEPING AND CLEAN.
L ING STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE
CITIEe OF WASHINGTON AND GAORGE.

TOWN.
ENGINEERS OFFICE, DIsrRIcP OF CoLUMBrA,l
WASHINGTON, March l7th, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this ONCE I'M
til Il O'Clock m on WEDNESDAY, April 5th, 1876,
Tor eprinking, Sweeping, and Cleaning the Streets
and Avenuet in the Cities Of Washington and
georgetown for the period Of one year from the 9Th
day Of May, l676
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
obtained upon application this office, and no bid
will receive consideration unless made upon said
blank forms.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
L. HOXI1, Lieut.. Engineers q. 3 A.,
mafO-6 Engineer d. q.
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II. NABNER, corner 7th and II streets
TRUsTEEs SALE OF vALUARLr1xppovrn
4 osTrRnET sr BETwEEa Sd AHD ara sfs.

n - or w ..
= BY virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated December
70, 10y, duly recorded In Liber No. 6N, folio
Sne Oh ne iand records for the District Of Do
.uinoia, and ct the reQuesy OF the party secured
thereby, will SELL at public sale, to the hienest
bidder, IN front of the premises, ON MONsAY
s Mrh sU -, s, 81 O'clock the fsno.ins
son, e. to Wit Lot numbered i've Isl, in square
NUMBERED seven hu sdrod aud seventy four f77tl.
accoIdibs TO h. Halls subdiv sion OF said sou are
together With the uprovements thereon
Terms: One third cash; bslsnes at and II months
Per cent interest secured by deed Of trust on
property sold; CT ali each. a. the opti IN of the
pcrehaser All convey anciag will be at the
81 OF Inc purchaser, and 100 must be paid at time
o. sale Terms TO be camplied with In seven days
SITTER day of sale: otherwise will resell the propertS
AZ the risk and cost of the defsulting purchsser
JONb. KIBk WOOD, Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
uni. SATURDAY, March 25th, 1916, same hour
ard place, on account Of the weather. By order Of
Tie Trustee
mar20-eo&ds T. COLDwELL, Salesman,
STHE ABOVE SAFE is FURTHER POST.
PoNfB, on account of the weather, until TIL JRS.
DAf 10 arch 3Oth, iS76, same hour and place
maI25-eo&6s }. t. COLDwELL, Salesman.
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IL IL. WARNER, corner 7th and + streets.

AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
SIOkn BBI,k lWEILING, No. 1909 G
sThEET, WEST SIDE, BETWEEN 14fH AND
15TH STREETS NORTH WEST.
81 On MONDAY. April Sd, 1876, at O'Clock D.
&h IN Will be seld at auction. in front of the
premises, the above described property. The lot
has front Of 81 feet on street, by depth Of luO
rect. Tbe swelling Ia. eleven rooms Hot aud c Did
weier All modern improvements. Brick stable on
Terms; One third cash; and the balance I'm one
aud two years, with interest at eight per cent per
annum, secured b. deed Of trust .on the property
s,lo- $lOO down on day Of sale Ali convey aIcin 2
AT purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
kSApply to Auctioneer for permit to examine
the property
nar26 eoSds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (suc SCISSOR to Green a Williams, Auctiopeers I
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
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AUCTION SALES.
=. COX & co., Auctioueer., $50 @ street.

II. 00'' Ao Ne o's o 'treet'
The auction sales Of DBY and FANCY GOODS q.
No 10 1th street between G ano II northwest, xiIl
re resumed moNDA1. March 9th, at Do q. IN 4,
stock IL closed cut.
na'2slw r. COX 90. Aucts.
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF A COLLECTION OF
ELEGANT BOOKS
mn from q priv ate library, 10 various depart
h41&| ments OF literature, comprising copies Of
49, choice English aud American editions of
standsrd WORKS, mo stly new and in extra bindings
number OF handsomely illustrated Publications:
rare cid Books, ETC. etc all in good condition TO
be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner Penn
.Iyan1a ayenue and llth street, MONDAY and
TUESDAY EVENINGS. April 81 and 4th Sale
to comm ef ce at $50 o clock precisely
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Libraries where Tauchnitz editions of all
good English literature can be procured are
quite common. Tauchnitz editions are very
convenient to read. The print is good and
The books small and plain looking. resem-
bling q text book. Such q work as "John
Halifax, Gentleman" or The Wide, Wide
World" take mp I'VE or six volumes. / was
visiting once IN Q little village In the neigh
borbood OF Stuttgart There came . rainy
day and literature Vas scarce. Ny hostess res
directed for me German edition OF "Uncle
Toms Cabin" had previously looked over
aGerman rendering Of Shakespeare and oeen
thoroughly convinced OF what such literature
loses BY translation, bat / cannot imaRIne
asy powell where the conversational part
could be more completely netamorphosed
than In this work Of Mrs. Stowe Imaxtne
all the negro talk In IL being rendered In dig
pined German. think Of Topsy's nswer-SI
specs groWed," being wOrdod In the same
language a. Miss OpheIia's inquiry, and you
have some idea Of the change speak OF.
MOVING TINE
comes twice year, bringing 70 the German
household weight OF woe before which the
trials Of our moving day dwindles into In
significance. There 10 positively 90 much stu-
pidity-you cen call II ~ no mildeg NAME
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex Governor Andrew G. Curtin, OF Pennsyivana,
and General George A. Sheridan. OF Louisiana are Al
the fifth Avenue Hotel. Congressman elect Licweyn
Powers. OF Name and h. c. johnson, United states
Commissioner Pf Customs. are a, the 81 Nicholas
Hotel Paymssser George L. Hendee, United States
Navy, Is at the Gilsey House. r. B. Angus, Manager
OF the Bank OF Montreal, Ia al the Brevoort House.
Paymaster Frank Bridgman United states Army. - AZ
the Metropolitan Hotel General Z. c. wAlthaii. OF
Mississippi. is at she New FORK Hotel Ex.Consress-
man Alexander White or Alabama is al the AlbemarIe
hotsL Colonel T. I. s. Laidlcy, United States Army
ia at the Hoffman House. Captain Philip C. Johnson
United States Navy. Is at the W Westminster Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAp nrr.nrxrxr
WAR DEPARTMExr,
OFFICE or THE CHIMP SIGNAL OFrfcKR,
wAsniSGroS, Oct. l5-l A. N.
IrObdbiiifiSx

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHikP SIGNAL 0FrrCKR,
WASHINGTON, 0ct 15-i A. N.
Iro6a6iiities
For the South Atlantic States, falling, followed by
rapidly rising barometer southwestery winds, shifting
brisk and high northerly, decidedly colder cloudy
weather, and rain areas, with heavy trosts Monday
morning in northwestern hair
For tho Gulf States rapidly rising barometer. brisk
norlhcrly winds, decidedly colder partly cloudy
woathcr, possibly occasional rams, ana in Texas
northcr.
In Tennessee the Ohio Valley and lower lake region,
rising and high barometer. diminishing northcry or
westerly WINDS colder partly cloudy weather. aud
shs nrst section occasional rains vita heavy frost
In the uppcr lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising followed by falling ba-
romotcr winds shifting to southwestcry southeast
ery, warmer and generally clear weather
For tho ddie and Eastern States rapidly rising
barometer brisk. nigh north and northeast winds de-
ciccdly colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, follow
ing occasional coast rains during the morning. and on
Monday morning heavy irosta
The rivers will continue slowly falling
Cautionary signals continue at Galveston Indianoa
and along the coast from North Carolina to Maine
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
SUICIDE OF A BANK TELLER.

A TERRIBLE STORY OF DOMESTIC TRoUBLE-A
wIFE's ToNDNEss FOR SOCIETY DRIVES HER
HUSBAND TO suIclDE-A FLUTTER IN FASH
roHABLH CIRCLES.
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct IA, 1875.
Fashionable circles here were horrned to-day by the
news OF the suicide of Mr. Frank Worth Deshler, the
we'll known teller OF the Franklin National Bank, and
. leading young man in society. Mr.. Deshler was
married about nvc years ago to dashing and hand
some beauty OF Cincinnati, daughter OF Mr.. W. b.
Smith. Tho wedding a society event. and their
turn to their homo here sgnaized by q brilliant
tee and reception. under the auspices Of his two
uncles, leading bankers here Tho Groom's father
built for the young couple elegant house, next his
own and furnished It with every modern comfort
The favored young couple the lie every hop"
party OF the and to all appearances, we're
happy But the fondncss o the young wife Tor scci-
ETY. and attentions IRON unmarried men was source
of sorrow her husband. About two years ago
child born TO them, but this did not rescue
tho vile from her FOLLY, and, If anything, she
was more giddy than before. Her husbands
rcmonstrances without avail, and her conduct,
although criminal, caused great grief He idoiz.d
she promised 10 devote more OF her timo TO him and
her family; but, snhsppily her promises we're soon
forgotten.
Three weeks ago she went on visit to Cincinnati
a promise to him. Since then he has been a
dcspondent mood. Yesterday the wife returned and
her husband remained away from his place OIL business
sending note his UNCLE John q. Deshler, giving
Satisfactory reasons Tor HIS absence.
A
This morning he took drive with his wife and
turned TO dinner about two o'clock. Tho servants
shortly after startled by report OF pistol and
upon going to his room, found Deshler sitting in q
cnair with blood flowing from wound in his breast
near and his vito kueeng hts sdc, silent
with terror A revolver with barrel unloaded lay
on the floor by. Hs father at sum-
moned and upon entering the room Mrs. Deshler ran
out screaming and fell iainting in she doorway.
II Is supposed that upon returning from the drive
there was sudden quarrel between husband wife
regarding her conduct In absenting herself IRON
home long, and that such revelations admissions
wero made by the wiic to drive Desher despera
ton and that 10 end the trouble forever he drew his
revolver and fired at his heart Tho ball entered his
breast the region of the heart He unconscious
until his DEATH which occurred in about ten minutes
after the firing Deshler was pattern OF morality.
splendid business and universally respected. Mra
Desher has shut hcrseli up parors and refuses
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