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The New York herald., 1876-01-21
THE ICE SUPPLY.
UNPRECEDENTED MILDNEss ALARMS CONNECT
ICUT ICE MEN

UNPRECEDENTED AILDNESb ALABMB CONNECT
ICUT ICE MEN.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 90 1s76.
Entering upon the twenty sixth of consecutive days
OF mdness, period which has been broken in its uni
fornity by only days of what may be called
cold weather, with the prospects promising continu
ance of State usually at this fast held In
the grip OF Mr. 'John Frost naturally ask When will
the conditions which oppress US have end? Deem
Der opened with determination to make good its
record. 1t succumbed 1t advanced to the 6ckcnesi
of heretofore reliable probabilities prophet, and
with furry OF by way of producing
Christmas, passed on sort Of victim to its own weak
Farmers the shore of the Sound who have
rowed because they poweress to SLED their win
ter wood have been made glad in opportunity to
plough mdwDtcr the they had calculated would
not be ploughed TIL April The ponds, frozen and
thawed out again for the second time, for the
most part clear, and
who refused to house ice at inches begin to
fear they may have 10 accept 1t at thickness much
less In Stamford, Norwalk. Bridgeport, New Haven
aud other large towns the ice who store for
market waiting anxiously fail in the mercury,
which shall give them the chance to operate. Aside
from the ice which gentlemen have succeeded in
putting up for family 1t caa be said noce has been
harvested In the State this winter. This city takes its
supply OF ice from Hamden and other suburbs
One year ago every river in the State was her
metcay sealed with ice and navigation on the Sound
itself had ceased and was not resumed till late In the
winter. This winter there has been no perceptbls
interference with tho trips OF steamers running be
tween this city and New York, and the regularity oi
freight transit is unbroken.
THE GREAT QUESTION
Is "Where is the supply TO come from ?" in
tho present moderate weather continues 1t Is
mated that GOO of ice needed annually by
the citizens Of Connecticut either To secure their per-
sonal comfort aid them In the prosecution OF bus
When il Is known that the melting process In
summer destroys fully twothrds of the ice stored
idea OF the quantity which must be harvested in order
to 600 0O0 readily be gained and the
great difficulties attending the process in seasons like
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LOOKING FOR A WIFE

louis Baeciochi, Swiss Canadian. and his son, aged
hvc years, found starving yesterday in Ninth
cnuc The man came here seeking his wife, who had
coped with trcachcrous friend He was sncc0red by
the Swiss Benevolent Society,"
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A PUBLIC SCHOOL CONDEMNED.

The Hudson County IN. ~ Board Of Health has
condemned the of the public school al the
corner OF Central and Congress street. Jersey
CITY AS a place unit Tor the confinement Of children.
II lacks hight and ventilation and is damp and un-
healthy. Tho Board OF Education Is called upon IA
provide accom- odaton Tor the children in other
buildiuu
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CAREY-MARLL-On Wednesd ay, January 10, at the
Church Of the Holy trinity by Rev. stephen H. Tying,
Jr., JULIAN T. CAREY OF tins city, to CLARA NARLL OF
Philadelphia
CovEKr-CoE--On the goth inst, WILLIAM CovERz TO
MATTE Cor, both OF New York city
iouNANs-STIcKNEY- On Wednesday evening, Jan
uary l9 at residence OF the BRIDES parents, No.
$50 East 18th by the Rev f. H. Chaplin assisted by
the Rev. r. Z. Rogers Mr. DANIEL YoUMANs aud
ILzzIE. youngest daughter Of Charles !. Stickney.
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IA Peremptory sale TO pay advances.
JAMES DENNIS CO., .Auetioneers IA vesey ST., near
the House IFS high class Oil Paintings elegantly
framed This day ridayl Ut II o'clock strictly without
Attention of dealers housekeepers and others Is
lly n led to sal
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Feather Beds Pillows and Bcser Blankets and Bed Linen
Mattresses Paiasses spring Beds, velvet and Brussels Car
pets Ocloths, Mats and Rugs: 80 black walnut and gilt
Mantel and Pier Mirrors best French plate aud of all sizes
- Paror Suits bedroom and dining Furniture
Clocks, DC
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Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at the residence Of his son. 259 East
list 81 th.S (fridayl morning o'clock at the
Church OF st. Vincent de Pau, 23d ST
Ross-On "Wednesday, January ~, 1879, AARGAKEr
Funeral on Friday, 2lst lust, at eleven NJ, from
No. AS West 2Ith ST.
Canada papers please copy
sorrE.- Al Jamaica Thursday, January 20,
GEORGE A., son OF VIM. H. SOpcr aged 10 years.
Relatives and lrienIs are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence Of his father,
Saturday, 22d inst, at ten O'Clock a. NJ
SWEENEY In Jersey City, Thursday, January 20,
suddenly ECGKNk, the second youngest o ex Alder
man jeremiah sweeney, aged years aud months
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral saturday
nOOn AT Two O'clock from the residence OF his parents
No. 2l9 1th IT.
TALlMApcE--on Wednesday afternoon, alter a short
illness, at his late resdencc Chatham, n j.. SANuHL
5. TALLuADGE aged 10 years
Funeral rom the Presbyterian church, Chatham,
~ j., on saturday. I'D INST. Relatives aud friends,
also members Ol Lilly Lodge A. n. and A. NJ Morris.
ANA, are invited TO attend Trains leave Morris aud
Essex Railroad, foot OF barclay ST., New York IL 20
A. NJ. returning 3. 40, and G:l3 T.. NJ
THOMSON .-On Wednesday, January 10, Of paralysis,
yonN THOMSON, native OF sauquhar Scotland, his
72t year
Relatives aud friends OF the family are invited TO
tend the funeral from his late residence No $50 West
bath ST., ON Friday the 2lgt inst, at O'Clock r. H.
rINrsoN. Wednesday, January ~, OF pncumo-
MIA ELzABErH lowERgE, reict OF Charles W. Tlmrson,
sgcd rs years, ii months and 10 days
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 81 Pauls Methodist
Episcopal church. corner 4th uy. and I'D ST., ON Fri
day January 81 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
TorRr--On Wednesday, January 10. PIKRRI TouRr,
aged IS
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral, on Friday, ut one O'Clock J.. NJ
from MS late residence. lO6 West 18th ~
TYLER-ln New York, on Wednesday evening Jan.
uary l9 PHiLos b TYLER, aged 60 years months and
40 days
Tue remains will DO taken to Springfield lsIAssj for
intcrmcnL
sprineneld and New Haven papers please eOnS.
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A RrISTS' FUND.
l6th Annual Exhibition open, free the KurtE Gal
iery ST. Madison square, and will Till the
ing of sale, 25th inst, at III o'clock.
r. soMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES ROOMS AND BOARD
~ for his wife, in family where home comforts pre-
ierred style German family preferred above
23d ST. and between 7th and broadway Address MER
CHANT, box lSl Herald Uptown Branch Office
JNANTED-FIRsT CLASS BOARD, FOR GENTLEMAN
w and wife in strictly private family; location between
35th and 5th Madison and 9Th Address W. g. c.
box :, ,S79 New York Post office.
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A TnRER STORY HOUSED ROOMS. $50. lG5
"a Wnvcrley place; Rooms. i0T Waveriey place, $50
isu West iIih A., Rooms. $50 West l2th Lower
Part so: Third Floor. $2s. Rooms. 81
Abfnrdon square l0wer Par $50 impr0y
othsrs cHRlsfALI<kk. IL Abinedoa seazrs- sth ave
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
EEo. W. sTICkNFY, Auctioneer

Wv w SIithNf1, Auctioneer.
PGBLIJ sALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
S6AI Just NORTH 90 GEORGErJWN IN
IHE DlsTR1OT OF COLUMBIA
,.by VIZ ne OF deed OF trust, dated April H.
1875, recoI de- in Liber ri, Ito 245 Of tha land
IeSoios OF the District of Columbia will offer for
RE a. proiic auction, up1n the premises. on
IcEeDa Al the eth day Of May, 1876, at ) o clock
p m the valuable tract of land situate In said
Dlsircf and descrited as follows: Parts IF a tract
OF isno called The koek of Duobartoo,r or The
ADDITION 10 the Rock of Dunsarton,' or "Pretly
respect, or Clifton !" or b. whate-er the same
NAY De known or called, consisting Of four several
parts now united In one. which were held BY Book
IA aekall, And BY him sold to deury Gildermeister,
Ard whioh said parcels uni ed in one are bounded
on the south By the lands OF Edvard Linthicum as
conveyed to s.H By Brooke NECK all; on tina west
the nof1h by the Lands OF Margaret G.. Lrber, AID
hooeit Hsrnards heirs, and on toe east By the
lands CT Wm Morton and Rob srt Barnsrds heirs,
eba containing In all forty five acres OF land more
and being the parcel Of aud conveyed to the
late Charles Hllet, jr., by Henry Gilderm. lister.
Ire property is improved By commedious Dwell
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In equal
installneDts at twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months the purchaser to give his notes for the de
ferred payments, bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per anRum, and secured by deed of
trust on the property. $500 down at time of sale
Convey anciDg at cost Of purchaser.
BoBERT E. PREsfoN, Trustees
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
APRIL rs, 1875.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s9e-s:ll,timOIe, Ellicott .iiy, aud way stations.
Point ii ROeks and inte9@ediste stations.
71o-Baitinors and Ri .deu.burg
s:Oo-Ne'r York, Ph,ladsIphia AID Boston Er-
81. res Pullmsa PSrlor osI:.
Pres, Frederick, Hssersto xn. and Valley
s:20-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
sa4s-Bsltimore and way stations.
10. 3-Bsltimore Unlimited Express. No Stops.
I2I5-Bsliimore. way stations and Annapolis.
1.30-Nsr ioTk, Philadelphia and Norfolk Ex-
RsSS; On sunday, all Way Stations and
I:so-Bah.1crs aSa Lsnssf . I@P1ess Frederick
4s'IsIsasIisk and Point of books tvia Metro
5:4s-Baltimore. Annapolis, and way stations.
Hsssrtown and wiUens.tsr ''s slrep 4ss cars
.,o 70 hlcaao, Oincinna Ell and LoniSriks,
go. s5igs aud way Stat ms, wa R-iay is'' .''i
o:3s-Bstimore. Bledensburg, Belts vile, Lau.
700 tmO,e E1pres
S0-aslItmore a.n way stations.
eIo-bBsltim9Ie. Way stations to Rlsdensburs,
e:2o-Pit,sburs. but no come c,iou beyond Mar
Way STATIONS on Metropat sDn Brsue hlen'
9;30Ihslr YOrs and Ps.l1dslph,a Nisht Express
s:35-Est more and principal way stations.
s sT Rnans and way stations hetropoi'
Sardusky Newark
1:i0 500. SIS, m i 80, Sis $50,
3.33, 80, $40, $50, $50, 9:35 and 1880 p.
IN, daily.
All o. trains daily, excep. SUNDAY All trains
p as Relay except $3.50 .; m, which stops when
s!snsled for passengers north Of Baltimore.
No COZ neciiOn on Sunday Tor Hagerst0wn, An.
naTolis or Vale b. snch; nor for New York and
Phi lsdelpN ia m. and 80 y. IN.
For further information apply a. the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Office Washington Station an
-, COL abd sos Pennsylvania avenue. where
orders i'll be TAX for baggage to be checked and
received at any point in the city.
THUS K, SHARP,
Master Of Trausp ortation.
Y NJ. COLE. General Ticket Asent
GEO s. kGONTZ. General agent epl5 tr
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MISSOURI MURDER--At ChamDis. Mo.
on Tuesday, Col. A. A. Spencer. an old st.
Loulslan, was assSSsinated in the court
room by stranger. who gave his name as
JeHfles. lie entered the courtroom, and
say ing 10 Spencer, Colonel, what have you
done with your wife" shot him three times
once through the head. The assassin made
an attempt 10 escape. but was captured
spencer was a son Of the ex- Secretary OF the
Navy whose brother was hanged al the ward
arm OF the brig SOmeTs Tor mutiny In iSls.
The quarrel was about a woman, bat the
particulars are not kfpEn.
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JACOBS. On "Wednesday. April 10. 1875, a SIS,
m 4. bosZkLL JACOBS, Ia the 3sth year II
his age.
n tiee q funeral hereafter.
VIII OK. On wednesisy, April 10. ISIS, q; n IS
A. m EDWIN q. WILCOX, grmerly OF schuyler
county. kes York, aid cor tbs past eleven years
clerk in the Third udftor's Office.
fuGeral will take place at his late reside nee,
north.es, corner Of ID and Esyette streets. 6sors.
.ml, are ~. asr f5I1, Friend Of the
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WHAT GREw OCT oF HIS GRAVE VIM
Martin, ESQ for many years pres ideut OF the
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance com
pany, who died several years ago, ana was
buried IA 81 Paul's church ward. in this
city, was In life great lover Of apples. II
was a rare occurrence 10 meet hi m whan ne
bad not an apple IN mis- pocket, and IN hts
desk 81 his Office he always had a b1untiful
supply OF his fsvorite fruit. He seldom wrote
without stopping every now and then 20
MUNICH an apple. It Is certainly a strange
Incident That al the foot II hts grave athrtfty
Young apple tree Is now growing. Cpesies
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DISTRESSING CALAMITY Ca the evening
OF The 10Th instant the residence OF Mr. Jas
stewart. near Onancock. Accomar county
a., took IRE while n portion OF the family
was a. church. The dwelling was totally
destroyed. and Mrs. Stewards father and a. We
OF her children, the eldest being d. wears old .
were burned 20 death. The Sun il Indebted
Tor this information 20 Mr.. e. b Marshall
editor of the Eastern Nirginian, published
at OnancOck
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AUCTION SALES.
TAKE NOTICE

l have connected with my two Extensive Furni.
tuIc Houses. ~
Sos. c05, sag AND SIS I'm SrEFET N w
AN Auction SALES ROOM
" here am prepared TO sell IusigDmeuts Of onds
Ware, and Merchandise Ot ali KINGS
at The iogest
RATES or COMMISSION POSSIBLE
And viii haul Goods consigned to me free of cLarsa
Also.
spocia a;tentiy N aid to advertising and selling
REsL ksTsTE
Persons having Real Estate, Household FurnI-
tufe, Goods Wares and NJ. rch ,ndis- to dispose of
i'll co well TO give cali fore going Ell sc where
SsLF DAYS,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'Clock.
- Sales Every ,enibg Of y o'clock
QUICK "a ES. SMALL COMM SION,
PhOMPI RETURNS
Cash advanced Oh Consignment II desired
II. FOLEY,
AUCTION IND COMMISSION MERCHANT
ap-v 1t s17 9TH STRIET E0hTdNE,T
YOUNG a MIUDLETON
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TRUeTkEe' SALE ar AUCTION OF AN
i ELEGANT DWELLING ON STREET.
tETWEEE YkRMONT AVENUE AND

~ BY virtue of deed OF trust to "a, dsted
81 March IS. 1874 ana recorded in Liber No IN,
III. Of he land RECORDS Of the District Of
Columbia. we wilt: on THURSDAY, the 2rth day
OF A priI, 1876, ct clock .. 10 frnut a. the
pr misses, cell at public auction, Lot No 81 10 c.
Berrets subdivision OF original Lot No .. 81
No 1879, said subdivision being recorded IA liber
81. D O.. folio lit in the Office Of the Surveyor Of
the ssrict of Colombia.
This lot fronts on street north and runs back 70
a 81 foot alley; Is Improved by An ,leg.ut tarse-
storJ Brick nwtl'i1g. tNo. 1887 I street north
wess, With basfment, attic ard ak building, aud
has en- cellsnt furnace aud range
Terms: One third 81 ne purchase mon ~ IA cash,
and balance Ia three equa, pas ments st s. II aud Is
months from day OF sale, foe which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent PSF ann um. and secured b. deed Of trust on
the proBeIty shall be given. 4 deposit Of q 900
will be required Of the purchaser a the time Of sale.
Aueonvey aucing at the expsnss OF the purchaser.
If the terms Of sAle not compiled With Within
week from the day Of SALE the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defsuitihg purchaser, Up3n giving seven days
notice In tho National r. public IN and Evening
S'A' SEGsTs TrS sfS Trustees.
sFn tRspJ DUNoANsoN BSQs., Auc:s.
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m A B 8 h a LIS ga LIZ.

In virtue Of . writ Of venditioni exp,nas
issued out Of the CLERKS once. Of the Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia
and TO me directed, / win sell st public sale Tor
Cash. in front Of the Court house door Of said Dis
All John Amber smith I3s6s, hsle, Claim sad in.
Of Lots Nos. J. 8, and s, q. Joshua =: VishSr's
subdivision Of Square No. SO, tosesher With eli and
Wsshingtop, D. O seized and levied upon g the
property Of John Amber Smith, and win b cold 60
ter. AkEX. SHARP,
sy7-l0t q. B. 4ArehAl y, q.
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1UNCANsON BROS. auction, er.
1hCstEES SALE OF BbfCE nWFrIrN.
IND sI0RS CORNER AND srRsErs

~ nj % WI 81, III a IfION
G< BY virtue II o deed If rru-t ma 5a.oa ~
zstraf 81 1arch, ls74 and recorded in Lia.r
No tag folio u.s. one of the land rec re & the nis
t'iet OF C.lumbis. L shsl. n tat 81 saY IN
lth Cav OF M. lsso. at > clock . m ia fr nj -
the premises scll At public suction part Of lot 10
!, IN square No Al Hegiupns I0r he same AZ ~
soUtftss corner o said 1t J. ing n. nee ,rtn
80 ct ~ Itb street s'Et, thence as q5 eel - =
pnbllo alley 10 feet wid thsuce tuih 4 us al
alley 50 feet {" north @ef IA east al N :,
street Is feet, to the lugiUuing, im OF we'd tv :
me brick bnES with - rom.
T-Ims: . $50 cash aud he b,ianca IN tyv, nal
pay nents al aid Il months from Is, Of sale FIR
hich the notes q the Gu CO aser besri q inf-ras
at the rate OF per csLt r sunum I'D secured nv
q d. ell OF trust on the prop~rt shall be given
deposit Ell 500 will be required Of the rurch.ssr AT
the time OF sale All coLveysncing ~ tn. panse
OF the purchaser. III the terms of rsle are nor cnr,
tfed With within one week fr the day of sala ,ba
trustee reserves the right resell the prnparty a.
the risk ard of the defau ting purchsse- IN
giving seven days notice il the Evet ing star
ap20-eo&d. CHRIS MsnES T-ps,.o
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TTNITED STATES MARsHALY SALE.

the Olerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia a. TO ne directed, will sell, ct
door Of said District, on SATURDAY the 29th
day OF April. 1876, at ? O'Clock m, all " Marion
the following described property. yiz:-The west
1sm OF 1Ss y; 10 SQUARE 10 IA 10 ne city Of
the improvsmepts thereon, ssa.ed and levied g
90 satisfy executions No 1855 in favor Of Ovens and
al, use Of =. e Alexander, and I5oSs in favor Of
II, \. Alexander.
ak. SHARP, o. Q. Marsh&l D: Q.
April 6th, 1875, ap3-dfds
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Real Estate Auctioneers

AETcTI9N SALE cT yALUAsLE TRUCK
SITE ALEX NDBfA. :" o. a. i NJ y
NJ BY virtue of do f trust, datsi on the llsh
"a o 20 ct SEQ ana Que OF hs i.nd i zoe
orIs o. TIC iistrict of Co'un bia aud at the riIsn
9.eiGes m sfer for 6 lie. a pubic auzii1a 90
able truck t.I kn sns. Bs Pa a. 'si 1s5 Sa
IN ne i Is riet O. lun.ia opposite slexaud "a,
Vac ss Blue Pisns which Wa. dew "a to rhom..
". E Ssr dated ,! JUL s By by hi
ton .. BerI, g v lillian " Ha!-. BY deed dab
,nc records Of "a bsIte if'' ani I ~ TN
the isl,siIs met - ans nj; Bgi1ni T.. The
ae river sar ON R the 60 ., the ro,o
and notched bears south sla degrees, west Is links
.rm houss ,he Ise bnsab co5neT 81 tue
touth lss4 degrees, east chains and . links and
crt na corner Of q tract ot isnd ca led ssiIevne,
LoIth - degrees; east IL Chains and links to
i ss to ssI.h S eat chains and s.
OH Ferry road; thenoe souTh TAX degrees,
Sa ma ana ard tht 1s: t, s,s fvsl
cs. Is iPlI9ys siz:.NOr:h, 7o. degrees west
marx; thence north Il degre' east, chains aud 81
Inks: thence north 81 degrees wet, Chain aad s,
Inks; thence north Ts5 degrees east, ehsi,s and
60 sheDes n north e and
an 70 links thence north Is -grees ess, eSsins
ard % links to the beenuioz the whole cor taIa.ng
81 acres more or less excep ina, however, III -rs-
IRON 81 tnat psrt OF sad trect heretofore pvcyed
10y sa.o RsFs to the Washington City aad Point
Los kout Railroad COMPANY q right of way. c.
Ia nins Tor III said right Of about aud IS 100
acres more less.
This tract contains tie m st valuable Ia I'd for
market gardening ia tbs District of Jolumbia, aud
Is UNSURPASSED as truck farm. The W ashington
Cit, and l.. Railroad passes through the plsce.
be terms OF sale are: One third of the pnr n ,se
money In cash, and the b.aucs ia two ca asI pay
nehs, at enc aAd two years resp ctiveIy from date
~ sale, bearing Interest the rate Of per cent
and secured by deed of trast upoa the premises
al convey sncing at purchasers cost. deposit of
s2O viii be- required AZ time of sale IL the terms
of sale not complied With 10 10 daye from Of
purchase, resale viii be made st the risk aud cost
II defsultog purchaser.
SAMUEL l. PHILLIPS, Trustee
Hpl9 tdbs X. Ross PERRY, Attorney
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nUNUANsON BIOS, Aucrionsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRI"K HOUSE, AND
IOI On h STREET BETWEEN IsTu Ann
10Th SITS NDRTHWFsT "a

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRI"K HOUSE AND
L0I ON X STREET BETWEEN IsTu Ann
1879 SIS SokTBwEsT, at AUCTION.
L OF September, AID ls7s, duly rec ri sd in Ii Der
no. 1O2 folio 81 one of the land records FOR Wash
IL gton county ia the Distr CT Of COLUMBIA and by
request OF the party secured thereby wilI eel at
public auction, on THURSDAY. the 25th day Of
May A. d. l16, in front of the p rises, all that
certain piece or parcel OF ground pr misses tu-
aed and ~ ing IL said CITY of Wa hin gtOn District
OF Columbia, and SHOWN and described as the east
half Of lot numbered -four 90 In square numbered
one hundred snd seIen,( o. together with all and
sing ulsr the Improvements privileges snd apo r
tenances to the same belonging, or in any nlsnner
81 pertsintpe
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase m 1ney
In cash, the balance In equal in-talmsnts II notes
at 8. IL and Is months, With interest at par cent
per anpum, said notes secured BY deed of trust on
the premises sold. Conveysncibg, &C, at purohas
er's cost. A deposit OF $50 viii be required az
soon a. the property Is knocked al" II h. terms II
sale are not complied with IN one week from day of
sale the Trustee reserves the gt the IRON
erty ~ the risk ard Of the defauipg asr
nroD giving FIVE dsys notice OF re .sla in the
ton. II. G. SAMuEu K ARNOLD
ar2O tn m ,ilII9thM stdts Tpn,pse
AUCTION SALES,
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~Sunday school teacbeT-"Annie what
must one do 10 be forgiven AuLie-"Hs
must SIN"
IA child can pick up a goot deal Of
information IL 10 Will keep fits ears open
while It's mother Is conversing through q
knot hole in the fence with the wOmsa next
door
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pR MORENO AND HI wIFE. OF san
Francisco, had Qu2rreled. aud he was anx-
ious 10 make mp. lie told her 10 kiss MIN N
token OF cancellation. and she refused. liz
Knocked her down and commanded her again
10 kiss him. She still refused. and we'd
another Telling blow. lie continued 20 beat
her until she could not have kissed him AZ
she would, as her injuries are such that she
is moi expected to recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-20

KILLED by A FALL.-Charles Chandler,
aged sixteen, an apprentice in the United
States school ship Juniata, while exercising
In the rigging Monday afternoon, in Balti-
lance OF forty feet, receiving injuries from
the effects Of which he died Tuesday night
Chandler VINO had been on the Juniata but q
few months, is said TO have been a m )st
promising youth, standing at the head of a
class OF nifty seven boys, with the rank of
captain OF gun. He was buried yesterday
afternoon at Fort McHeury with naval
honors- His parents reside at Ontario,
Canada.