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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02
EVENT and COMMENT.
The people of Atlanta had Straw
berry festivals a week ago.

The people of Atlanta had Straw
berry festivals week ago.
The Department Of Agriculture an
nounces that no more seed will be sent
South this year. We protest against
this thing. In 1872 the administration
sent all the Secret Service money
north because there was "a President to
he elected. Now the seeds are to be
sent the same way for the same reason.
In the midst Of all the investigations
into the crooked revenue Of the cOun-
try under the present administration,
President Grant took time to attend,
last Wednesday evening, the wedding
Of the daughter Of Col. S. NJ. Shoe
maker, the Baltimore millionaire, TO
VIM, Cloud BOylstOn.
1t is thought the present Congress
will not adjourn prior to next Septem-
Der.
New York sends solid Tilden dele
CATION to st. Louis. The Bristol News
cares very little between Tilden and
Hendricks and Thurman aud others
named, but it regards Tilden as the
strongest possible nomination.
Gen. Tom. Thumb lost q valuable
diamond breast-pin in the city of
Charleston II few days ago. That was
bad, but we could point to greater
losses than that, by men rs large as
Tom Thumb, in modern times. A
whole white population has lost its
liberties and the pearl of good govern
ment.
Wyoming county, w. Va, instructs
In favor Of JnO. T.. Kenna for Congress
and David +. Johnston, Of Mercer
county for the Senate.
Victoria was, on Friday the 2Sth of
April, proclaimed Empress of India.
Unlucky day for lucky woman
Turkey asks the great powers for aid
to suppress her rebellion.
James Boddie, a negro, convicted Of
raping white woman in Colbert co. =,
Tennessee, in 1874, was hanged last
Friday at Tuscumbia.
The Belknap impeachment case has
been postponed until next Thursday,
Ahc ftl' DBlklhpS COullSeI wished II
postponed until next December, but
the proposition excited only derisive
laughter.
Hancock declines the command Of
the Centennial Legion, and Slocum
now gets the position. Burnside is
Lieut.. Colonel, and Fitzhugh Lee ma
jor.
During the first two weeks OF April
the work of contracting the currency
amounted to nearly two milIlon n
dollars. Unless the resumption act be
repealed the country will be ruined.
Ten millions of dollars in gold and
silver are to be shipped from the con
solidQted Virginia mines in Nevada
and exhibited in pyramidal form at
the Centennial.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02
Gold in New York, S1.l8.
OUR IINGIIAGES.

LEE SENTINEL.-Geo w. Land has
been sentenced to twelve year term
in the State.prison for stealing a halter
with a horses head in it.
During Court and a crowded court
room, Deputy Sheriff Scott in an
absent minded moment INDUCED in
some manipulation of the trigger Of a
derringer pistol in his pocket, and
1.-THE thing went Off" tearing the
Sherifls nine dollar pants and frighten-
ing the crowd out of its wits.
Jake Hall became drunk and dis
orderly TO a very vulgar degree during
court, and declining to subside to any
sort Of fair terms, his cousin, David
Hall clicked" him to the satisfaction
of the people generally,
LEXINGTON GAZETTE The new
rail road bridge over the Narrow Pas
sage, where dozen people and a train
load of fine stock were recently slaugh-
tered, will be ono Of the finest In the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

The Richmond DIsPATcH says,
some vagabond has broken the
lapel of the coat of the Clay stat7
ne. A few days before The close
Of the session bill was before the
Legislature TO appropriate $500
for replacing a broken hand on that
same statue. This writer opposed
it upon the ground that it is a
waste of money to repair it until
it shall have been placed within the
capitol for protection. We think
the above is sufficient evidence that
that vote was correct. The lawn
Of the capitol will do for bronze
statues, but for marble ones hardly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

country, costing one hundred thou.
sand dollars.
ABINGDON NIRGINIAN.-A farmer
Of the county says this will be locust
year in many localities in the county.
Pat Wears, lunatic has been discharg.
cd from jail A witness tainted on
the stand last Tuesday.
-Four OF five of the prisoners recent
~ escaped have been captured.
NEwBERN PEOPLE.-Joseph Tate,
who in fit of insanity shot hole in
his scull, has come to his senses and
will recover.
The People is Disguised with the
patent outside, and will after one issue
more abandon it.
SCOTT BANNER Deputy Sheriff
Owens attempted to arrest VIM, Lewis,
charged with felony, as he came out
of church, but Lewis drew a pistol.
This was knocked out of his hand and
his trends int IfereI and aided his
escape,
JoNEsBoRo II. & John Allison
Jr. is a candidate for State Senator.
Leander White aged fourteen years
was last week sentenced to two years
in the Penitentiary, for murder COM
mitted in Flag Pond, Unicol Co.
Charles Hale and Clarissa Hale, hus-
band and wife, aged each IS years died
last Saturday night within fifteen
seconds of each other.
MARION PATRIOT AND HERALD
DR., G. II. Baker of Seven Mile Ford
has removed with his family to the
Pacific Coast.
Geo. w. Wolfe who fired Henry
Delaney's barn near Bristol, has been
rearrested at his fathers house near
Marion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

SECRETARY BRIsTow takes the
investigation much to heart. Last
Thursday he refused to shake hands
with Hon. Jno. M. Bright of Ten
nessec, because in the investigation
of the Mary Merritt case, Mr..
Bright had aided theoretically as
member of the committee, Bris-
tow charged that he had even gone
outside the committee for evidence
AGAINST him.
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DECLINED.

Bristol seems indisposcd to enter
the contest Tor any of the represen-
tative offices to be filled at the
August election.
Col. G. r. Vance declines the
use of his name for Congrcfs in
opposition to Col. Mcfarland.
Mr.. Jno. Slack declines to run
for the Senate and Mayor Barker
declines to run for the House.
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THE GRAY JACKET is q neat and

THE GRAY JACKET is q neat and
spicily edited paper, published by
the cadets of Ag. IL Mech. Col
lego, at Blacksburg, which we very
cheerfully add to our exchange list
Our friend, S. Z. Withers, OF this
county is one of the editors. Quite
compliment to him
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

DR.. j. II. Scales, formerly of
Bristol, left his home, at Suffolk,
on the Sd of April to purchase seed
for his farm and has not been heard
of since, SO says tie Richmond
DISPATCH of last Friday.
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Mr.. James g. Haynes, formerly

Mr.. James q. Haynes, formerly
OF Bristol, has been selected to sur
pcrintend the enlargement of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Viii
Harrisburg. We regard the selcc-
ton as a good one. Mr.. Haynes
is energetic and competent, and
we are glad of his success. Look
tor a good Job of work
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Adjournment, of Circuit Court

Yesterday being the first day OF the
Spring term of the Circuit Court for
the county, tho Court was adjourned
over until October on account of tho
serious illness of Judge Kelley's
daughter The bar erred, we think,
in not electimg one of their own NUM-
Der to hold the term ami thus expedite
business.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

Now that poor Chandler, of
Norfolk, has gone and drowned
himself out of sensitive regard
for decent public sentiment, it is
stated that a large balance is found
to his credit as Pension Agent, in
the National Treasury.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

THE Lee SENTINEL says Ambrose
King, near Hurricane Ford, in
Lee county, let fall while drinking
at a spring, pistol he was carry
ing to shoot some one else with,
and the hammer stricking a rock
fired, the ball passing between his
windpipe and jugular vein. The
woand is likely TO prove mortal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

JUNE LIST. Judges Hughes and
Bond are to hear the application for
a Receiver in the case of the A. M.
IL o. II. r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

Gov. McMullin paid the Neps Office
visit to-day. lie thinks he has
sighted land u head and discerns the
dome OF the National Capitol, taking
shape above the mist. Ills circular
will appear in the Nc,OS OF next week.
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Notice.
~ PETER MONTARAN0 !.

YOU are hereby notified that on Satur-
day, the goth day of April, 1876, at the
Mayors Office, in Goodson, Washington
county, Va, we will take the dispositions of
" Keebler aud U. l.. York, to be read as
evidence in the case now pending in the
Circuit Court Of said county of Washington,
IN which Williams koebler are plaintiffs
ana you are defendant, and if not compile
ted on that day to be continued at the same
place froLl day TO day until completed
WILLIAMS s. KEEBLER.
Apl, at,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

Cor. Jno. N. Clarkson's great
suit at Charleston, West Virginia,
tor over a quarter of a million dol
lars worth OF somebody's land has
been decided against him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

Jr is said the tobacco prospect
in Patrick and Henry counties, and
in the adjoining North Carolina
Dist. is very gloomy indeed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

The marriage, last Monday week,
in Tazcwcll county, of Andrew L.
Porter, OF Cripple Creek, Wythc
county, to Miss Sallie Watts,
daughter of S. f. Watts, Esq, of
Tazewoll county, is announced in
the Wythevillo Enterprise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02

Col. r. II. Glass and son will at
an early day commence the publ
cation Of an evening paper in PEI
tersburg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-05-02
GUGGENHEIMER & CO.,
IA MAIN STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA,

T5g- Ladies' Custom-msde SHOES, every pair Of
which warrant, al reduced prices.
Apga !, '55.-lY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

AN OLD MYSTERY BEING CLEARED Up
An old Sussex county IN. j. mystery is In a
fair way OF being solved, by the arrest on
Friday evening, In Port Jervis, of Mrs. Mary
Mann, who is now in the Sussex county jail
awaiting trial for murder. Mrs. Mann had
been the wife of a farmer in Hardwicke
township, Sussex county, named Jabez Sa-
vercosl, and Enos Mann, the present hus-
band OF the woman, was one OF the farm
hands. An intimacy sprang up between the
labOrer and the wife, which led TO much
town gossip. Mrs. Savercoal usually carried
her husbands dinner to him while he worked
in the field. One day she left in great haste,
leaving the dinner dishes behind her, contra
~ to her custom. Almost Immediately after
he had eaten his dinner Savercoal was aken
with a violent lit of vomiting and died In
great pain. The neighbors suspected that he
had been poisoned by the woman, but no
steps were ever taken to secure her arrest.
Soon after the death of Savercoal the woman
married The farm laborer, but her domestic
affairs did not run smoothly, and frequent
bitter Quarrels ensued. As result of one of
their Quarrels Mrs. Mann two or three days
ago had her husband arrested for assault.
He In retaliation charged her with having
caused the death of her first husband by poi
soning him. She was taken into custody and
committed to jail to await the action OF the
graEd Jury.
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A WOMAN COMMITS A MURDER.-The Int
tie town OF Eden, Bear Lake county, Utah,
has its sensation, in the shape OF q murder,
and what makes IL more terrible is the tact
that woman is the killer. A few years ago
Mr.. Pratt purchased Of the somewhat no
torious "Cub" johnson piece of land in
Eden. Pratt recently built log house on
the land, when il appea red that Johnson ed
gone back on his bargain, and did not pro-
pose to surrender the property. The log
house was torn down by the JOhnsons, but
Immediately rebuilt, and Dane named j.
Q. Swenson was set to work paintin" .
While he was thus employe" al
sSnt on wis ar slnee WIN q double baYreIe n
the honsa a. ner son, young man, went TO
ses,, louise ana told the painter to leave. He
!s sresia,t 70 GO. even after the woman hal
the o., TO carry the threat into execntion'
he ran inn. the house and closed the door
Sally went be-.r the house, and, firing
Swenson's right leg above the knee. The
gun was charged with navy bullets. -Four
days afterward the young man died from
the effects OF the wound. Mrs. johnson is
under arrest, but her son II out on ball.
Learer Ntsns.
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A LONDON SCANDAL TRANSFERRED TO
NEw loRK.-A private detective from Lon
don arrived In this city two weeks ago, and
has procured evidence in a scandal case
transferred from England 10 America, which
VIII make rich chapter in the daily Jour
naIs as soon as the matter il made public.
IL appears that the daughter of n rich Loa-
doner eloped with young swell-one of the
"oemme' style OF fellOws-and came 20 this
country. They were TO have been married
In England, but, because OF their haste and
Tears of detection, they were not. Having
travelled on The steamer, however, as man
and wife, the scoundrei refused TO marry the
elrl on their arrival In New York. She was
distracted, and did the wiseSt thing possible
under The circumstances-she sent a cable
message TO her father, saying she was in
New York, not married. The father COM
pretended the situation al once. He procured
a warrant for the fellows arrest on a charge
OF abduction and seduction, and had the pa
pers properly attested at the Foreign ofice.
Then he gave them into an officers hand
and sent him to New York. The officer found
the parties easily, and, as soon as he under
stood The situation, telegraphed 10 London
for instructions. The answer was brief but
explicit" Marriage or arrest" The LONDON
swell was at hrstobstiuate, but the detective
cornered him with the warrant, and gave
him his choice TO return as a felon or marry
prospective heiress. lie accepted mar
riase, and all hands have their passage
tickets paid for on the Baltic White Star
steamer day after tO-morrow.-lM L. Cor.
Chicago Tribune.
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LOVING GLAHCEs.-she was pretty girl,
rear corner OF the streetcar, occupying
about two seats. The young lady In the
corner looked At the Others back, and sniffei
with her len noetrils; looked at the languid
contempt of the attitude, and shifted with
her other nostrils; then regarding the la1y's
costume, and finding IL elegant, shifted with
both nostrils. Beginning to get mad she
rubbed her nose violently, FIRST with the sec
ond joint OF her forennger, and subsea uentIy
with her handkerchief Slowly their eyes
met. One flashed undying hatred and scorn,
They had never met before, and now they
met for only moment. What had happen
ed? We give II mp. But Let women have the
BALLOT philadelphia Bsajefin.
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MINISTERIAL PROTESTS AGAINST SPARE
BIDS clerical ubScri Der asks us TO abuse
the spare bed horror as 10 deserves. Tots
u an Institution that we supposed had gone
out of fashion, except I'm the most rural OF
communities. but 10 seems that it is preServ-
that the minister is sure 20 suffer from it.
BE asks ms 10 publish the story OF brother,
told In the " estern Advocate, and here 10 IL.
ION one occasion, having need 10 see n
minister. early the morning after conference
adjourned, went 10 ms boarding. place, one
of the choicest in thecity. lie aud hts room
mate were making their toilet. aud revealed
their presence by hoarse and almost inces-
SAINT coughing. Their entertainment had
been most hospitable; but they had been
assigned 10 the spare ROOM an elegant
apartment, reserved for favored guests The
spacious and yielding bed had an inviting
look, bnts damp and mOldy smell Indeed
the whole apartment revealed an alarming
uniamlliarity with SunShi2e. But 10 was
the best ROOM and any intimation from
them that both room and bel were damp
had seemed rude and ungrateful SO they
occupied the room aud bed, aud cBntrac ed
colds, from the effect OF which one has since
cied, and the other still suffers. said a pale
and haEgard sufferer. not long since. IL think
i should be able 10 visit my appointments
al least few times more ifthe friends would
Lot presist Ia putting me away in their
chilly spare-roOins and damp be Is When
such cases have run the course doctors NAV
say. Died OF hepatized lungs but more will
understand them II they say, DIED of sleep
ing In spare beds In the name OF the
brotherhood, L protest, ~ we are 10 occupy
the spare ROOM and sleep In the sspare-Dei >
they should be dry and well aired. We GER
tainly do not elect 10 be suicides for courtesy
and you would not give us Death Tor a bed
fellow
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oil D.

AMBUSH. On Tues'ay, the llfh OF April. I1s
alter . painful illness, JosEPH AnBUsH. aesd =
The funeral viii take place Friday, Aprl "a. n N
oclock The frieDds Of the family a the rsh,ss
church II 10 clock O. and Ley 10 state from NJ
hour until u m 30 that the friends ana the 1uhli
can view the remains.
HAksMAHN. On Wednesday, ApriI n. Ma. -
L23 9th street noi thwsst, soPaIR, wisS Of n
sKIDMoRE. Departed THE life, on m. M -
April, 1876, Of typhoid fever. LAURA " 0EIp1oaS
beloved daughter OF Lewis y. end Annie n 49,
more.
Funeral Pill take Dlace from Rylsnd Ohapsl es~
nel OF luz ana streets southwcst, precisolY q 4
respectfully invited 90 atts nd.
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IrnHrtsoned ir q sernr

~SEAk TuiKF ATTFNPTS To FsraPE
IhkoCGH ssWER ~ ELtzABErH ANN
FINDS HINSHLF INpKIsoNEn--TUREE
DAYS AND NIGHTS OF AGONY.
Michael Gelgiman. n well known sneak
thlei residing In EhEsbeth. n. J, VINO has
been under the surveillance OF TIE police Tor
some lime, was discovered on Thursday last
IN ne act OF robhIng the money drawer In
Jseksons saloon; near the Singer sewing
nachlne works. He ran into the street anI
WAS chased by 80 officer, VINO nnrSues MIN
closely Tor several blocks. Toe thief ran
down 10 the foot Of Trumball street and thea
Carted into the mouth 81 a large sewer which
empiies into the rtver. The osicer procured
a lantern and followed him Cor q short dis
lance, but was finally so much overcome by
compelled 10 retrace his steps. In the mean
time Gelgimsn, who had seen the glesm OF
lght from the lantern In the hands OF the
ofhcer, crawied into one OF the branches con-
Meeting with the main sewer aud made his
way 10 manhole. through which ne hoped
20 MAKE his escape, but he found that he
hole a., emu up the sides OF The man
nole. AlteI wasting his strength In desper-
ate but Intellectual struggles % release hun
sen. ms sgony became intensified on hnding
Iuat ne TOE was rapidly rising. The wster
rose until ~ reached his breast and ne wax
very nearly suffOcSted by the fa,tfd atmcs
Hhere which he was compelled 10 urea the
he could hear only fsiKty the noise OF the
trsffic on the street above. and he sh,utss
" lille a particle of strength remained but
his voice could not be hesri. When the
water receded he renewed his struggles uptlt
he fell fSinting and completely exhausted In
the mud snd NTH with which the bottom Of
the sewer WAS covered. His face came IN
contact with some OF the water nowtDg
| through, and this seemed TO revive him
| Then he began Ia crawl backward and MS
| utter despair produced "A feeling OF despera- :
ton, which imhucd HIM vi n "A new strength
and he continued his desperate struggles
until, at O'Clock sunday morning. ne WAS
oNefI0y ell at finding himself again al the
mouth of the main sewer. lie fell uncon-
scious on the sandy shOrg. where he was dis
covered by some paSSers- 10y. who rendered
him assistance. He was tn n horrible COM
dillon. The nesh WAS worn OF his nngefe
ard the pails had almost entirely dtsap.
peared. His hands and knees were hles,iine
and IN some places the bones were exposed.
HIS head was one mass of bruises where Al
had come IN contact with the brirk walls
ard his clothing was torn into Shreds lie
was covered with dirt and dlth from head 10
foot, so that he bore only slight resem
blance To a human being. He had been tn
the sewer three nights aud nearly three DAYS
but they seemed 10 him TO ne months lie
was taken 10 police headquarters and thence
removed 10 the aims house for medical
treatment. Being a man OF unusually strong
constitution, he may recover from the ELECTS
OF his forced imprisonment. but "a Is consid-
cred very doubtful. As 10 Is thought he has
been sufficiently punished already. the
charge Of larceny WITH not be pressed against
him In case he should recover.-IN A. Tipes,
l2fh.
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m RsHA AIS sALE.

In virtue OF Q writ of yenditiopi exn,n..
Issued ont OF the CleIh's ofice. Of the su
and to me directed, / viii sell at public sale for
t Ssss 10 fFS1t q TIE Court house door Of sand Dis
l2ociock D., the following property, 70 vii. VIZ. :.
ALI All !S p, Amber spith Right TIE e.ie and In
OF Lots Nes. I, 3, and s, 20 Joshua r. Tishsris
snodiyision Of Square No. SO, together With all and
singular the improvements thereon. in the city Of
Washington. p. O.. seized and levied uDon as the
property Of John Amber Smith, and will Be sol 90
ter. ALEX SHARP
aD1-J6t u. 8. Qaruhal D. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctfoueer.

PROPERTY.
- Under and By virtue Of several DEGREES made
So BY the Supreme Court Of the District of Colum-
= bia, In cause No. Less. Equity Bules S, Easily
Vs. Es,by, the undersigned wilt, upon the days aud
estate In the city OF Washington; that is to say:
On W EDNESDAf, April =, at $50 O'Clock In
the afternoon. upon the premises, he VIII sell lot
numbered eisht, 49, in square numbered six hun
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, in neigh
boThood where property is rapidly advancing in
On THUBsDAY.April %, t4:3o O'Clock, upon
square S, situated the intersection of 18th
street and New York avenue, and fronting on Raw
Hnge Square.
On FRIDAY, April II, at4:S0 O'Clock D m. at
the following lots:
Part Of lot 2, in square II;
Lot In square 81;
Lot 3, In square 3d.
Lot 3, In square 50:
Lot 20, in sausIe743.
The terms of SALE prescribed by the decree are:
One-ioutth OF purchase money cash, and the bal
atce IN equal payments IN six twelve, eighteen and
iacorfly secured, bearing interest, pay able quar-
yer yearly. from date, for the deferred payments.
DEEDS ana recording at pureh sser,s cost.
mar4 t,th,s TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
TTHOs. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 9 7th street.
g. On WEDNEspAY, April 18TH. at D. m. L
e&S Will Offer for sac. in front of the premises,
Lots s. g. and tie south 50 Of Lot 10, in SQUARE
SO, fronting 277 feet on Delaware avenue, between
aud Q streets northeast, improved By two sub
stsntial brick houses.
Terms day of sale.
spS dads THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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Ii. WARNER. corner 7th and f streets.

II ID. WARNER, corner 7th and Il streets.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL CORNER
WEST.
- By virtue of deed Of trust, made July 5th
1874 and recorded in Liber 756. folio 25i, one of
the land records Of the District Of COlumbis, at
the request Of Tie parry secuEed thereby will offer
at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, lST6,
st p Ia, Subdivision l5, in square ISL. Washing
ton ID c., the same having front Of 70 10 feet on
18th street. at tue corner Of street northwest hgv
ing depth Of l25 feet, improved BY Frame Dwell
inx
Terms: Or fourth cash; balance at 10 per cent
interest in 6 nd L. months
JOS @. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
apll-dts j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman