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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
u II. WARNER, Auction eer.
TkUsTEIs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRYPnkTY IN THE COUNTY, TROHrIHG

u W
Oh sEVEHTH ST. Road.
3fst, A. D. 1874, duly recorded IN Liber No. c::U
742 folio lls ct seq one Of the land records e;i
for the District OF Columbis and ct the quest OF
the party SECURED thereby, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on HURsDAY, the 10th
day Of November, 1876, at ~ O'Clock ,. m, au
those certain pieces parcels Of ground situate aad
l. ing in the county Of Washington, District Of CO.
lumpiH, 81 Known and described as part Of Lots
numbered four (N and five 90, In subdivision of
tract OF land called "Padswsrth,' beginning for
the eame ct the northeast corner OF lot Numbered
five (5i, thence 6h deg, u Is 20 100 perches with
the line OF 7tb street road; thence B. ~ deg, e.
so leo per .hes 10 the s1uthesst Cf lot mum
Dered four AZ; thence n. SO deg w. 81 perches to
East line Of lot formerly owned by j A. Throck-
mor tom thence With said line n. deg, "a psrches
10 ne south line OF a road thirty three 1881 feet
vide; thence With the south loe of said road g. 81
deg, 81 lU0 perches to the place Of begin aing
containing fourteen tA acres, one - rod and
thirytwo ts1 perc hes Of land; tt getber with the
icence, ut buildiI gs, &C thereon.
inter from January Slst. 1916, toget with ten
er cent inter on five humid ed dollars from oily
Sst 1876, ano penses Of tale. IL cash. bsaacc in
twelve aud twenty four months, with interest, Sc
cured by deed Of rust on the property sold. A
deposit OF 100 required at time Of sale. all con-
yeysucipg at purchaser cost. If tenn. OF sale
OF com Piled with IN en- days, the Trustees
the right To resell he property at the risk
cost OF The defaultipg purchaser, after i've days
advertisement,
JAMES e. FITCH, ITrn,taos
EDWIN OUrTER,S iru'ees'
Ccl3l 7ag&'s 7. COLOWELL. Salesman.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUeTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON 1hE NORTHWEST OORNeR OF
24IH AND nTREETS NORCHW ERG

By virtue Of q deed OF trust dated 10Th -
June, 1875, aud duly recorded in Liber 7S7, :..H
folio a., one OF the land records for Washing Ill
ton county, in the District VI Columbia, at me
written request OF the partg secured thereby, and
with the consent OF the executrix of the gcantor in
saio deed OF trust hall sell Of public suction, in
front OF the premises on THURSDAY, the 9Th day
Of November, lS76, al Z 80 O'Clock D. m those lots
q ground known and described as lots and q, in
MAJOR subdiyisld OF lots and 6, in 50 1are num-
tered thirty go
Terms Of sale: One third cash: and the balance
In four pa, mepts In six, nine twelve ard eighteen
months, for which The pure hssers notes vii be
ken, secured By deed Of trust upon the property
end bearing interest at the rate per centum per
snLum from day OF sale A deposit Of Q 80 will be
requir d at time Of sale IL terms OF sale not
com1lied with in We Gays the property VIII be
sold at risk and cost OF oefautins purch lser All
coDy eJ anciDg at purchasers cost.
w o. DESNISON, Trustee.
ocisO dads YOUNG MTODLiTOd, Aucts
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A WOMAN BOUND AND GAGGED -Detao-
tive Cotterell reported 60 the superintendent
9I police IN New YORK Thursday that on
Tuesday night two men entered the sn.r,.
ments OF MRS r. Naming. residing in ION
avenue, and bound and gagged her. oae Of
mem opened her trunks and burst the
stood inside OF the front door The noise or
approaching footsteps frightened the man
away before they had taken the entire CON
ton. NNeo~
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AIFBEDs vs. ALFkEDs Was a dtxo,,.
case la which. SATURDAY last, a deere. vss
granted the plsintinrs wife. The party NJ.
married In 1876. and the marriage was caies
brsted with - champagne supper durt,.
which IL was suggested the whole party az
Zero ba then progressing. The bride an
proved, but the groom objected. she went
but he wouldn't; and when she returned ia
was gone. Since that day they never met
and the decree Saturday was grsnt~d 10,
abandonment by the husosnd.-l IiTfiandJ'Ol,,
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AUCTION SALES.
fnfs AFfGhnUON.
rBAEOHBY SALE-RRIDGs BETWEEN
~ k1FkksOs AND WASHINGTON srREETS

n N6AHO861 SALk-hRIDGs, BnTWEEN
~ ykIfkk6OS AND WASHINGTON srREETS,
By virtue OF decree Of the So creme Court, -
ID. u, passed In kQaify cause 10 as be s.rS7
tween Thoe. u Hume ct al. com plAiuau Il III
ana Geo. ". Stroud ct al dsfsndsnis IN. uDaer-
siGneo, q Trustees, will ssh ut pablio auc;i. n in
front OF the premises, on eATuRnAI tn. 4 IN day
Of November, A. ID. 1876, 1t 80 O'Clock D IA All
that piece or parcel OF Cd situated ctr OF
GeorEetewn, in the D strict Of Columois b-fns
parts OF Lots Nos so and 81, in old 9eo eetow a
beginning for said perts st the distance OF as eat ~
In, hes measured east on the south fine Of Brisse
street from the southeast corner Of Brtsge aud
jefferson streets, In said town, aad M thence
east With Bridge street ~ fest * inch to and
den thence south by and with tbs dividing line Of
her property and II this parcel Of lsnd 20 feet TO
nve f6D foot vide alley leading ato j. ersoo strs
thence west feet Ia inches thence uorrh 90 feet 20
The point OF begianiDg, Nth ths frame selling
rouse and buildings thereon, with the use Of said
yerms Of sale, o. prescribed by the de-ree: One.
fourth ~ the purchase m 'rey 90 pe I'D in CO h,
and the balance In three ecu pay abe
10 six twelve and eighteen months from day Of ese
with interest snd bay as to the order of tbs Trus
aud secured 20 tine satisfaction Of the
who sball reserve lien on the property until the
snole purchase money tnall have been pad; the
whole pure base money In cash. Oioe do1a ct time
Of sale, and purchaser fails to com ply with said
terDs within five days from the day Of sale, the
Trustees reserve the right 70 resell tbs pro nerty
sf,e i've days notice IN the Evening Star news
paper, ct the defsulting purcbasers risk aod cost
john hANHA, Trustee,
WILLIAM L DUNLOP, Trustee,
- Gay street, 6sorsetowp.
Thomas T. WagRaman. auctr. octl3 eoS1s
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MISS CoUGHLIN's PECULIAR suIcrnr
MISS Lucy Cougnlin went from tue home of
Der married sister, at , l. east 18th street ON
irons, and saying: You will never see me
sgain. Yesterday morning her body was
found in the East river of east 25th street
each foot. Miss CoughlIn was s. wears az
age.-IM Y. Sun. 3D. Va
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m Ar RIEn

tO1tRVELL-N0RBIs On tn. % 10 NOveu-
Der 1870 a. the rssidencs OF the bride. parents By
TIE Rev. John Brown. Of NifstBis BKsJANTs ii
soMERvELL.O Of srylsnd. 20 ALICE vi !, dsush,sr
OF VIM. g. Norris, of thi. city.
MALBBIDGE-DBURY. On THURSDAY I'd Nov
i5bi by the Rey- Thso. 4rsmbralt. u - n ames'
,nurch, Anne Arundel county, Md. HEsETW,
MtLBsIDGE, OF Washington, ID o., 20 NAME n
land
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRGsTKEs' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
aSP LOT ON DEFRHEs SrREET, BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND LIST STREETS WEST,
At AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deco CT trust, dated sss,eni- u
Dor Esd, $50, duly reccr'ed IN Lib sr No Is, f.!
folios Is ct seq, one OF the land records for
tie District OF Columbia, aod at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public alc
ton, In front OF the p emises on MONDAY, 9th
day Of November, at 1870 p. m, the following
described real estate, situated 10 the city of WASH
ingtop, District OF Columbia to wit: Ali that piece
snd parcel Of ground lying in the said city and Dis
{. lot Aforesaid. and knOwn and being Lot uum-
bered seventy six (7sD, in She pherds ed sub
dtvi.iOn Of Square numbered six hundred and
twenty three (62,j, together with the mprovs.
ments. &c.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid In cash. and the residue I'm notes Of equal
amount payable in six 80 twelve i2l and eighteen
49, months after date with interest ct eight O Der
cent Der annum till paid and to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property. deposit Of 300 will be
required At time Of sale, and ali convey noing aud
recording Ut purchasers cost Ii terms OF sale
not piled with In ten DAYS from the day OF SALE
the Trustees the right Iesel tbs pro Dery
ct the risk and cost Of the defAutlng purcha ser,
after i've days' sdyertisenent
fR1D. w. JON Ee. Z r,.....
oct1l-eo&ds JOS. 4. 1DssH, iruHees'
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 4 BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvEkE HOUSE,
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:

NO. 4 BULFINCH ST, BOSTON
OPPOSITE REvEkE HOUSE,
THE 8CIENCE OF LIFE;
OR, SELF PRESERVATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES Sold
God Medal A,carded TO the Anhor bp the
"Ndti0nM Medical association"
March $50, 1876.
4" The untold miseriss that result from indlsore.
Who hi: .ssOn .scuIs ana
the new Medical W ork published By tine PEABoDY
ssy 'P Paos y fsisS;
impaired By the errors Of youth too close sppE.
rsssnsd Also snoSsr s.I1sSls medical Sa "SSf
treating exclusively on Mental dnd Nervous Dis
ss sucSss q :sy ns Tor
4S. .sCiIHNSGci a 81 LIFE" ais. cen.
sains mSf: than my medie.i
~ SSSs e; scSss and z, m,aaI..ssd men to
srv.i,on:: The suthor be. retarned from Europe in
Bulnnch Street, Boston, Mass."-RepEblieas yonr-
"Tbs Science Of Life ID beyond oil com parison the
m sSsS sItsSsainsfz worf o. fnS'0iosy ever pub.
"aoDe nestled in the bottom Of Pandoras box,
s1a noIs Ilunss her yins. s9sw. since The is:ains
& hsss sss6s woTs: 1Unl'nsd q u: rs.Sod
how to syoid the malsdies that sop The citadel Of
LIE. "-Phtladetphta kaqrtreY.
and even the Old. ,,Icew York 7fisaai.
The nrst end only Medal ever conferred ueon any
skin and professional services, vas presented to
,ns sTtnSr Of thee yo.ks nsrch slst iss The
Isnoe by the Boston Press, and Ihe leading ourosls
throue az ut the country. This n aga incent Medal
indie diamonds 81 rare brilliancy.
"Afogether, In tts execution and the richness Of
noticeable medal ever struck IN this country for
any FufIo:s yhatsver. It's Veil worth the inslec:
ton OF numimattets. It Wa fairly won aud
Jxas ID. 1875.
VUsiaie guss sent on receipt Of Co. for postage.
Either Of the above vorks sent By mail on receipt
TuTT, No Bulnnoh etrsss. Boston, No., o..
UB.-fho author can be consulted on shs above
nance diseases, - we'll % all diseases REQUIRING
skfll, secrecy alA sxDerisooe. O0ce hours,e .. u.
ctr. n. 0eDlert,th,aly
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JOHN MORLEY says: "The best thing that
can think OF as happening TO q young man
is this-that he should have been educated
should have opportunities OF following also
the higher education In his own town, and
that at the earliest convenient time he
should be taught to earn his own living; and
i never yet knew q man who was NOT the
worse for university props and bribes.r
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Ihhf tLofkD pom S.Lr LaKE-T Joe
Fisher, deputy sheriff OF Tits connfv e,on.s
!esterdsy with Miss Kate O'Brien, daurh-
n ~ OF Yer q brien, prominent ATTORNEY on
.S.s, and niece of sheriff o. Brien M
his coon.y The pair went Co Laramie cttv
msrrled, iutcndii 4 TO 60 thence IN sail
L Ls Siy ON bridal tour. but Sheriy
bIIth .ent az urgent dispatch 20 Fisser
torn ed 10 day. Fisher il the son of tne sh,sf
justice o. wyoming, aud IL a fipe xoans
nan. both parties move In the beef society
lDep,psr 7SiilDpe. 'cOscy.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auet1oneer.
rkUsTHHs SALE OF IMPRoyEp PROPER.
TT ON B1HVHNta SHEET, BBfWa0N r
AND b SHEETS NOkTHWaeT, AT AUG.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated Juae 18th, -
ls7s and duls recorded in Liher us, folio lss, E
biz and ct The Of the party secured thereby
viii eel on m0EDAY, November 9th, 1876, st q
II, I'm VIM. walls recorded Subdivision Of south
half OF square No. rs, improved By . Comfortable
~ story dwelling house.
Term: 0Nl and iDtersst ct Dor cent. from Aprn
9Th, ISIS, and sxDenses Of sale, In Gosh; balaoce q
trust on the property sold. An ceaveysncinS Ct the
CO., oftns Ds.ehss;E -. dsIo:it q 90 rsa .irsd
Dlisd with IN days the trussse rsserv the right 10
resell q the rak and cost Of ths dsfAultAg Durcha-
BGsiSSS .osIIso5, Tr:ssss.
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THERE are men OF taste, men whose natu-
raj refinement leads them 10 enjoy contact
with whatever IL good and beautiful, who
yet are quite unable 10 form an opinion Oh q
picture or 10 know whether two colors har-
monize. And, In like manner, there are men
who, loving the science OF music with the
greatest ardor, are yet unaffected by IL sym
pathetcally, to whom it 10 q science and
nothing more. who are not touched by It,
[Sdtl1doy Resie,D.
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eANKHY Ia accustomed 70 tell, as the origin
OF Hold the Fort" about Sherman,s mes
"hold the fort-I am coming" The Evan
geltst, however. does not quote Gen. Corse's
reply, which was "I Am short q cheek bone
and an ear, but am able 10 whip al hell
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WNaOLLYT,
oc.3s-H COS BIN street, ODD. Patent Onios.
nRY GOODS REDU( ED.

nRY GOODS REDUf ED
CLOSING OUT OARPET SALE.
Best Tapestry IusTsiSs, s.. and bt-t Brussels
81 70, with an allowance Of Ice. yasd Of for
cash.
wool Carpets az 20 rs; 10 " prices
CARPETS, l74c to %, cheap.
DRY 0ooos very cheap.
Best Calico Remnants SC.
Cslicoes &c
Good Canton Flannel, Ike up.
VOL Flannsls Is t. 7ec.
Heavy BED wills Csc mp.
Dress Goods very cheap Ias<, l6. %, IS. to.sI.
Cashms all wOeI. all colOrs, cCc up.
Blankets and Comforts u - t. 43.
Teit shirts, so, 62k. rs 10 %; cheap
~Dont forget our place.
T N HAUDAUN,
cts 709 Market Space.
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DRY GOODS.
STILL GREA1EK BARGAINS
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS
BLANKETS,
L GREATER BARGAINS
BLANKETS g.,

haze Just op7ned sps out In stock. 700 pairs
81 ~, ~, Aha IL quarter Blankets, not the finest
grace IN quAity Du ail wool. heavy, eabsta nti al
goods, sbo full size. Yers cheap.
gre 81 os-aa ib H. Aohsirs.
sssl bIo~n 1O.air.in slsis color, Of LIS cents,
sol Q, IS ceots
All kind- OF re~e Goods cheap.
100 GOz n all ligen Towels b 8 Gems.
Ito pis altrs heavy 'auton ylAuv el, TX cent ,
Nav blne Wafer Proof Cloth. rs cents.
fssl brown srey and black Waferprooss.
100 p,scss Cloths. for men and bsy q wear, from
25e Shc Toe 621Sc 7sc SIC. 81,
Beaver Cloths sssl t'Own. navy blue, black, for
ladies seT gues. cheap
BED twill ll.nnels &c .37ho q, 500, etc.
Medcatea FlaDnelf -i,sati'
20 p~s patterns Of shawls CHI ap.
Bis X e fpac-s and hohsirs, double width, $50 =,
Sic sc. tee. etc
Cotored lssbDeres. double width. 10 seal brow q,
Iayy hiue bottle green erc at 20 cents per yard.
Blsck C.sf mere, 80 ents per yard.
Large l.. ubi' Comfo-rs a. 50
~ wide eheeting 90, ton, Is cents.
G N TewSOB d CO,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVEHU1,
oct2s ettr NEAR TrB STREET.
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UNIVERSAL Z. Il. rIsKkI OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 20 or IRON oil points
: s:ss::, 1870 :! =. !, sssa.skA9
Ia tais city.
Tickets good I'll used. Bassage ehseked through.
Apply 20 n. u. wHITKsIDE.
spl-b neT Penn. ave. Oendy store.
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MOTHER AND CHILD BuRNrp TO DEATH.

MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
The Iowa City Press, Of October 20, says
yesterday morning, ABOUT ten O'clock, toe
house OF Sylvester Starkweather, OF North
English, HiDkletown, English township,
Iowa county, was burned. He was at WORK
In the nelds mile and a half from the
house, and Mrs. Starkweather was at work
In the yard short distance from the house,
when che saw flames breaking forth fro %
the upper windows. Realizing that her cniI-
dTen, two little girls, three and i've years
ola, were In the upper rooms, she rushed To
the house and made her way up the narrow
stairs, through the sliding smoke aud fiame
AT the bead of the stairs she was overcome
by the IRE and forced back from the children
then In the agonies of horrible death. Her
clothing was burned from her person, even
10 the shoes on her feet, and she was left
almost unrecOgnizable. or the bodies OF the
children the only distinct remains left were
the charIed fragments Of the bac zooue,
about eighteen inches In length. The origin
Of The NJ hot kuowa, but it Is supp posed TO
have been causei by the cnildrsn playing
with matches Tne unfortunate father ana
husbsDo, bereft OF Chi dren, wife, proper:y
and almost reason, comm6 nds the deepest
sympathy end aid of every one. He Is
poor, bard working man, VINO, by labor and
economy, had gathered about him the com
forts OF little home. With the house were
burned the barn, outbuildugs, hay, corn
bins, granary, In a word every thing ne pos
sessed. The los In money IL not lear led,
or as to insurance, yet these, though severe,
are nothing TO the poor man In comparison
with the dreadful taking away OF all ia AZ
made labor easy and life dear TO him."
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ThOSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
BANKERS.

A.A.A.A. CARD
Large small sums carefully sNSsyss4 and RaA-
aTsd for customers at distance in sestVs
Stocss that often yield enormous returns scHy 8
days Selected stock Privilege . specially.
New Stock Book for investors, giving full eud
liable Information how to oper saJsIy In Stocks.
cent frss on application. Address.
BAXTER d co.
BANK HhS AND STOCK BROKERS,
0ylf-ttb sAKn II Wall street, New YoFk.
0IOO INVESfED HAS 0l 1O0
@lUU PAID PROFIT OF @l, SUU
during the past few month";, under our improved
nominal sums and profits increased Book contain
Ing full information sent on apIication.
TUMBRIDGU CO.,
sp2S-tr Bankers and Brokers, = Wall st., N. Y.
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MIS- SUSAN ELLIS Laura snTrH, an
American woman. believing that a. - tue
dnty OF every member or the human nsmtiT
to devote their bodies after death 90 rclen-
tnc examination until the principles sr
physiological science are thorpughly .stsk-
iisheo has wilied her body 10 the royal coi-
ltse of surgeons of England, To be dI<Secfef
IN meoistely after death She vlnds IN hsr
testament with the following clumsy hux
cheeriul permission: al should also vish
mat III any of nv friends should desire 4,
nsve remnant Of my said body they should
he At liberty 10 90 80"
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JUDsOB +. GULL. lr...,
MlCHAEL Crane, sxecuto



TRUsTIIs' SALE or A DESIRABLE TH8ER-
STORY BRICK DWELLING ON the HOkTH
WEST N y, OF l4rH AND U erRsErs
b ,irt ne Of deed of trust, dated April Is, -
Z. ID. ISIS. duly recorded in Liber No 7s2, f..
folio 3s0, ct seq one Of the land records for
the District of Columbfs and the request Of the
psrty secured thereby, We will cell ct public su,-
Iion, 10 fI.nt OF the prem ises, on WEDNESDAY,,
November 22d, ls76. at AZ O'CLOCK ,. N the fol.
loving described real estate situate Ia the city OF
piece or parcel Of ground known and designated on
the plst plan OF said city lot Ruuberso fifty
(t0,) in May sws sub fiy ision OF lots numb sred
one 1,1two, a. &c, In ECU Ms numbers ID two hun
ered ana four t24 together with the improve
mepts, &c.
Terms: One-fourth in cash, aud the balance a.
six, twelve and els hteen months with interest az
eight per cent Per snnum. secured by q deed Of
trust on the property sold. all cash option OF
the purchaser. A oesosit OF olt0 required at the
time OF sale, and all icy auoing at purchaser
cost. II terms OF sale are not Com piled with in
days, the rusfees the right 10 resell
the property at she risk and OF tae og
purchaser after i've days advertisement
CHAbLGS C.. GLUVGR. lr
BARNARD II. waKNER, Trustees
now toSds lUhrOn .eo&ds
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, Il. WAkN III. Auclioneer.

II Il. WAkNkk. AucriOneer.
Tkgs. El,s SALE OF DEsIsABLE REAL rs.
TATE ON THA WEST SIDE OF 2D SrREEr
EAST. Bel WIEN SOUTH SHEET AND
PkHE6fLvANlA AVENUE
By virtue OF . deed OF trust, catsd October IA
LIST, A. d. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No ...k
700 folio 80. one of the land records for the ix
District OF Columbia, and at the reaues. Of tue
auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY.,
November 4th, 1876, at AZ O'Clock p. "a , ali III at
piece IT parcel of ground situate, lying aud being
In the city OF Washington, District OF Coiumbia,
and known upon the eround pat or plan of said
city 40 and being the south twenty 20J feet front
on ID street east, by the depth u lot 1red
ana nine 1897 feet and five (5l inches Of lot n um
b.red four q, in square numbs red seven hundred
apd thirty tIOJ together with tie improvements,
consisting OF story Brick Oarpenter shop, &c
Termi One fourth cash, and the balance at g. II and
20 nUnths, with 1btere't at r cent Der annum,
secured BY q deed Of trust the property sold, or
all CASH at option OF the purch depc sit OF
SIo will be required at the time OF sale, and all
conveyanctng purchaser cost. Terms be com
pled with IN seven days from the Of sale, other
wise the Trustee reserves the right resell the
proptrty at the rick aud OF of tine defaul,ng DUR
chaser, after Eve days' sdver tisemsnt
SAMUEL OROSS, Trustee.
oc'2J- cod DIS J. Z. C0LOWELb, Salesman.
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HOTELS.

I .EAKS STOPPED, ROOFS PAINTED
AND
DAMP WALLS CURED
WITH ENGLISH GUM COATING PAINT AND
CEmENT
M. LANaHORNE, AGENT,
cci3l-ly l2l< New York Avenue.
I AIDES BOUDOlR CANDLES,
eULTANA RAIsIES, NEW.
MALAGA GR APES,
PEARS, BANANAS,
II. w. REED SONS,
oct76.tr 1915 eTREET.
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DECoNsKCRATIoN OF A LONDON CHURCH
What is called demonstration" service was
held in Allhallows Church, Bread street, re-
Gently, by order OF the Bishop OF London,
preliminary to the removal OF the edifce.
This church Is one OF large number In the
city which were rebuilt afLer the fire OF Lon
don By Sir Christopher Wren, and its his
tory is noteworthy from the fact that its
rector In 1855, Rev. Lawrence Saunders, was
burned at Coventry for preaching In defence
OF the doctrines Of the Reformation, and that
Milton was baptized here 10 December. 1905
There was . crowded congregation at the
service, the lord mayor and sheriff attend
ing In state, accompanied by one or two
aldermen and common councilmen. Bishop
ClaughtoD preached the sermon, choosing
for text ST. Luke TX, 59-"Jesus said unto
him, Let the dead bury their dead, but 60
thou and preach the kingdom OF G. ID"
While the bishop was ascending the pulpit
an elderly person in the aisle near the door
called out In loud tone, 81 protest against
this service In Gods name" but had scarce
ly finished the sentence ere one OF the
guardians OF the peace appeared on the
scene and promptly escorted him TO the
street
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~A mysterious cavairyman, riding O
white horse, appeared among the Ssrvians,
directing them, and then disappeariug. He
II supposed 20 be m acco mplice OF DR..
SHADES.
~The man who rode In Brooklyn horse
car by the side OF woman VINO had just re-
turned nom the Centeuuiai, Is suffering
from severe attack OF tue earscne. L Brookiya
Argus.
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go TENDER AND SO Taos Edward
And now, darling, bsfore We part, how are
We 70 keep our marriage profound secret.
Angelina (promptly)-Notnfng easier, Ed win
dear. You have only 10 behave to me rs
you have always done, and nobody Will sus-
r,erf Il Ksr1fU V0{ES.
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on, SlooS. r~>iainE - cd Eveaue. Ses
hoiH, IVES s-rsisr.e-f hpfnre the s-or,-f !, =
,lec'sl t+seiOns Thuf~'ay sfUeruoan oo /.
cnsrge a. stHonins n.rdsughter A nnte az 4
nv .e''' ~ I've tH'h ultimN Ia the W a
ering the extensor muscle ~ ,ha -,
hsno, phystci-u vino dressed tbs gfri'.
ouuos tsstins-l that fre gtrl -outd To-. "a.
us- Of her right hand for life ~ the moth.,
must have O. nictsc TO less than six vouns.
with sorre sharp Instrument The to1se
sfter some elaboration, seutesced Ms
Bsckhof TO the penitentisry for tvenIy
DAYS.