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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-22
y II A IT f Nj f. N It
OF THE CONDITION OF
The Commercial Bank Of
Los Angeles,
ON JANUARY 14th, 1878.

ASSETS.
Cash ON hand........... S52,82I 81
Due fro n banks, Gal
tfornia and New
York. .................. l3.457- OF
Loans and Discount 26O,7y7 IS
Real estate, includ-
ing all real estate
owned by bank at
Los Angeles, bank
building, furniture,
fixtures, vault, safe,
etc. etc................... 1880 90
Total.................... s36os57 CO
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors .........sIs2, 995 o.
Capital stock paid up l77.00O 0U
Surplus fund, after
paying dividends
and all other ex-
ponses to date....... 1901 81
Total...............-. ss9s,s5T OF
Interest accrued and unpaid not COM
putsd.)
Tho assets are situated in Los Angeles
city. except as above shown, and the evil
dcnce of indebtedness in the bank vault.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.
County OF Los Angeles. 90
Milton 9. Patrick, President, and Z. +.
spence, Cashier OF Commercial Bank OF
Los Angeles, being severally duly sworn.
the above statement Is true to the best Of
their knowledge and belief.
MILTON 9. PATRICK, President
Il. +. SPENCE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME.
Jan. 10th, 1873. CHAS. e. MILES,
County Recorder.
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STOCK SEPOIs'T,

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek
CHANGE BOARD.
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Mortgage Sale.

Harris Newmark, Meyer j. Newmark,
Kaspar Cohn and Morris A. Newmark
partners comprising the firm of II.
Newmark & Co., Plaintiffs, VS.. f. p. +.
Temple ct al, Defendants - Seven
tenth District Court.
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10 MADAME MARIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-22

ton of which Secretary Gorham
was a conspicuous leader, has al
ways been of the most pronounced
type. Inquiry at the Capitol fails
to discover any substantial founda-
ton for the prediction contained in
this paragraph. 1t is doubtless
only renewal Of a report of q
similar nature which was circulat-
ed last fall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-22
Rain at san sFranciscs.


MENDoCINo, Jan. 21st.-It began
raining again this evening, with a
prospect for another storm. Strong
gale from the southeast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-22

RICHMOND, Jan. 2lst. Gov.
Holiday to-day committed to i'm
prisonment for life tho death sem
tence of Silas Hagerman, oolored ,
convicted last November in Pittsyl-
vania county of the murder Of the
illegitimate child of his daughter,
the crime having been committed
to hide her shame. Hagerman was
to have been hung next Friday.
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DIED,

BESNIT. AtHyattsNiile, Md, November &c, ISIS
CHARLES y. BENNTT. beloved husband of Mrs Alice
j. BeInit, ia the thirtyseventh year OF his axe.
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church, Hyatts-
vie, thursday, 2eth inst. at J.. Tie 80 train
VIII stCp al BiadensDurE station.
MURPHY On November 26. 1875, at 80 p. m.
OF consumption. BARTHOLOMEW MURPHY, in the
twenty sixth Year Of his age, native OF Mount
Castle, county Kerry ireland.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
O'Clock r. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend.
OLEARY. On the 25th of November, 1873, after
long and painful Illness KATIE, youngest daughter
of James and Honora O'Leary.
Weep not for me, my parents dear
L am not dead, but sleeping here;
was not yours, but Gods alone,
He loved me best and took me home.
Her funeral will take place from her parents resi-
dence, 347 st s.w., at O'Clock on Thursday 2sth
requiem mass will be celebrated Friends and rela-
uyes are respectfully invited to attend
TUCKER. Suddenly, on the afternoon of Novem-
Der Goth 1878 at the residence of her daughter Mrs
Moses, No 205 ID street northwest, JENSETTE Tuck
Err, relict of the late Enoch Tucker, of this city
Funeral from the above address, On tomorrow
(Thursday) at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
WOOD. On Tuesday. at III o'clock D m, Mar
THINo, SEE ond child of John W. and Harriet Wood
aged years, months and rs days.
Funeral from parents residence, No l726 Dist sf .
on Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock D. 10. Friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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"a Boots are made on the Pacific coast with
pockets for pistols In their tops.
SEA Chicago dispatch states that Mr. CyruS
II. Mccormick, the reaper millionaire, is in
Paris and in immediate danger OF death from
the effects of carbuncle.
eF A young man named Hunt. an assistant
master at school near Bath, I'm England while
playing football the other day, was suddenly
seized with faintlng fit and died I'm a few
minutes. His last words were, go into it.
boys, can't help you any longer
"a An English farmer, touched with COM
passion at the sight OF feeble woman trudging
along the road, carrying child, gave them a
lit. He was promptly summoned and fined e5
for using his cart as carriage when he had not
taken out carriage license.
IL In the good old time Judge Walter T. Co.
quit, Of the Georgia supreme court, condemned
the militia, married two couples at night and
then conducted rousing prayer-meeting all
In one day.
q The following is an advertisement signed
by Minnie Farrell, In Baltimore newspaper:
81 am pleased to make pubic that | have OBJ
tanned a divorce from Dan Nash, whom fool
ishly honOred by quickly repented marriage
Should any one OF his friends doubt the legality
OF said divorce, their investigation is earnestIy
desired to the extent OF Self-conviction.r
Nothing tends to check the deyeIopment nj
the mind and character of the young 50 mnch
as what used to be called ''setting down. In
less people are prepoSterously conceited. or in
tolerably forward, Spubbing is bad regimen
You might as well think to rear flowers in frost
as to educate people successfully on reproof and
constant criticism. Judicious fiaffery is one OF
the necessities OF life: as necessary as air. or
Watef.-I Tendon Truth.
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ss~A widow OF eighteen has been remarr.ed
AT Fleming, Ky.
eET,e new paper i'm the Black Hills is cllIet
the EJ-GUich Sa0,teF.
es-Of a lot or young ladies who have visitei
at tie White House since the Ohio idea went ia
five are already married. That. you see, ar-
counts for the crowd OF girls sitting on HAYES
Tont steps, EoSt0R Post.
ss-"Do eagles give milk, mother" asked the
boy. no my son; what made you think So"
Because I've heard OF the eagles scream
he mother reached for her slipper. but the
embryo paragrapher had vanished SoBlerCiVc
jour.
es-Cyrille Dugal scared his aged father to
death, in Quebec, by brandishing a knife and
Threatening 10 Kill him. The Old man only sur
NlEed ten minutes. The son has been convicted
Of manSaUghter.
81 man in Florida walked ninety-one miles
to vote.
ss The instructor in German at Harvard Col
le9e, who was suspected OF selling examination
papers, has been dismissed from the faculty
In BuenoS Ayres they have plenty of
paper money, but il takes sS1 95 OF ii to buy a
gold dollar. A thousand dollars is not an ex-
traYagant price to pay for a suit OF clothes and
for five or six thousand dollars year a man
may rent very snug cottage.
u Mrs. j. II. Bryant, or Benton. Ala during
the prevalence OF the yellow fever cut her hair
foTty-tWo inches long, from her head and sent
ii Ia This city TO be sold for the benefit OF the
sufferers.
eS President FOSS OF Wesleyan University.
Mfddletown, Conn, has refused the call to the
central presbyterian Church OF Boston, Thi,
call OF Presbyterian society 10 a Methodist
Episcopal minister has evoked a good deal or
wonder in religious circles
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
and
To take effect Sunday, Nov. 1T, 1878

To take effect Sunday, Nov IT, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
70 DO a. m--New York. Philadelphia, and Boston
Express. EliicOtt City. ON Sunday to Baltimore
only. StOys at Shipey's, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction. JessgP's, Hanover, and Elk Ridge.
6 so a In.-BatinOre, Annapolis and Way pied
mont. stTa S5, Winchester, Haserstown. and
u 40 a. n. .@Baltinore and Laurel Express.
s 10 a. m.-PoEt of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasbure
3 80 a m-New York, Phiadelp hia. Boston and Bal,
PhiladePhia. Stops at Annapolis Junction '1''
1885 a, nl-st LOUIS, Louisville, Chicago Columbus
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
Car to S;auntOn- Pullman Car to Cincinnati
daily Grafton to Sandusky, daily, except Sat
29.OOa;; Non Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
60 90 a 1nSBaltimore Express Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsyile. Laurel. Annapolis June
Y 10 i. m-Baltimore. Annapolis, Elicott City and
IL ?. NEW York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express Stops at Laurel.
Il IS 7; N on SuIday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 J. nl.-Baltiinore. Bladensburg. and Laurel
Express frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
II IS 7. m.PolIlt Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
ni, . i li way Y S,anons On Sundays to
a: 40 = n--Ba-ulnore, Annapolis and Way Sta
1, 5 80 p. n--Ph.ladelrlia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express E!Eepu City Norfolk EXCEPT Sun
rect 70 Eeat at CantOaa- Stop al BlAdeasburx
IS so p. nl--Batinore and Way Stations
- 80 p m.-Chicsgo and Columbus Express. Sleep
ing Cars TO Chicago:
IS 10 y Baltimore Express.
90 J. In--Polnt OF Rocks and Way Stations.
1921 p n-Si LOUIS, cincinnati, Louisville and
40 Is y m.-Nev York, Philadelphia AID Bait more
sieering Car to Philadeipilia' -'-' -->' 'ie'''i
90 Daily, On Sunday only. Other trains daily
Ali trains stop at Relay Station. noy16
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\ MAZE JUMrS TwENTY-THREE FEET.-On
ffdal night the >orrcl mare Maud and A two
yeaf-o!d BAY mare. owned bv Mr. Geo Ioipar
OF leipen1lle. Chester county. broke loose from
Their pasture aud got upon The Philadelpnta
Wilmington ard Baltimore railroad Track al Ed-
dyStone. An uD freight Train overlook then,
nea" PatteTs0ns culycrt. Just below Crtlm t,,al-
The colt WAS killed this side OF the culyerf The
mare Maud jumped this culvert. which Is TWEEN
tN-threc feet wide. hut Tor an This noble lean
Size was struck and Killed. Maud was the taSf-
cSt running horse IN Delaware county. having
record on las. Mir. leiper refused an oner on
100 Tor her last WeeS.- Reading (ib.) Tins,
ADg. 20
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
R0IrTE

TO TIE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In Effect : % p. m. Nov 10. 1878
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
Pittsburx and tie West. 10 10 am. daily with Par
Tor Car to I1tjsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg to- Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago;
7:4O p-Ia- daily, with Palace Car to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fsiis and the North. at 10 pun daily eaeepi
Saturday, with Palace Cars to Watkins. For
Williamsport Lock Haven. and Elmira. at 1910
Cor New York and the East, 80 and 10 rs pm.
daily, with Palace Cars attached Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman .,arlor Cars, $50 am. daily,
For sekSR CIV al through trains connect at
affordng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
ing double ferriage and journey across New
For Philsdelp hia 80, 80 and IO:15 p. NJ daily
Limited Express 3 so a u; daily, except Sunday.
daily, except Sunday 1o10 a N. 80 80. ! 40
and lo:l5 p m daily. 90
daily except sunday f
For Annapolis. 90 a m and 40 p. N. daily, e1-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AMP ~. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria 6, :, g. 9. TO- IL M, u.s. g. 90 s.
6l5. and IL so p N On Sunday at 9 a. IN. and
For Richmond and the South. 6 so a. M and 20 D.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. 7, s co.
9, 10, IL NJ; I. 8, 4:20, 5, CHS, and Il p. IL
On SUNDAY at 90 and 10 a. M, and s Is p
Tickets, information sleeping and parior
commodations can lie procured at the Offices north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylyania avenue. ana a. the depot where orders
be left for checking of baggage to destination from
- L p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov9
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The BALTIMORE BANKS AHD THE STRICT OF
hFSCNPTI0N.-The committee representing the
banks OF Baltimore. whose conference with
secretary sherman In Washington on saturday
last. on the subject OF resumption, has alre9dy
been given to the public. submitted Yesterday
10 representatives Of the associated banks a
formal report OF their interview with the Sec
retaly, which was most cordial and expressing
the hope that the frank expression of the views
OF secretary sherman as presented will be con-
sacred as sufficient TO allay all apprehension
mere ana elsewhere regarding the technical
construction and operation OF the reSumntion
act. The committee also presented a resolu-
ton, that, pending the early reassemblinr of
congress, aud with the hope that some moditi-
eaton VIII be adopted by them in the existing
currency acts, we deem it premature and iuiu-
0'cious at this time to prescribe any line of
policy which the banking interests OF BALTIMORE
may require hereafter" which was adopted.
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MARRIED.

CARR-CAMP. Wednesday, November -. 1873,
ut Epiphany Church, Washington. ID. q, 10y the Rev
William Paret, ID. D.. Capt CANULo c. 4 CARR, LIST
u y Cavalry, to Mrs. MALE &. CAMP. No cards .
CHUBB- EATON. In Portland Oregon, Novem-
her "a 1873. at ST. Stephens Chapel. by the Right
Rev Il. Nistor Morris. Bislop of OREGON, I'd Lieut..
LoEsER, eldest daughter Of Gen. J. IL. Eaton L. \
lIInN.
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A BASIS FOR CONTEST.-The canvass of votes
Tor congressman OF the third district OF Minne-
3,ooo majority Oh the lace OF the returns hui
Donnelly has objected to several count les on
account of technical irregularities. It is under
stood that his action was taken to furnish a
basis for contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-27

IL INpIA there are 240,Oo0,000 of people OF
THESE II Is estimated that the number OF Prot
estant converts Is not far short OF half a million
While The Roman Catholic converts must be
counted at nearly a million in western and
southern India. The Roman Catholic mission
aries DO not altogether destroy the interior an
rearance OF the temples when they convert
priests. with their Shorn heads and their style
OF preaching, narmOnizeS with points of charac-
ter In TIE Old HiEdoO leaderS-TN Y Hqrnyd
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STRIKING THE CLERGY.-The Widow Van Colt
made temperance speech In Clarendon han
yesterday afternoon. She began by sliding the
0cSk OUT OF the way and declaring that SIZE must
nave room. She averred that she was against
ruln-'Gead against it," and she didn't KNOW
but she would @ibbet every man that manufac-
lures rum, II she could have her way. s0mo-
times she almost doubts that there is power
enough in the Infinite God 10 save such men,
she has never been in favor OF woman Sudrara
generally speaking, but she thinks woman Suf-
rage would be Ian No. thing on the rlUOr
question a noble woman is the noOeSt work
OF GCd. and an evil woman the evile5t in crea-
ton Ii woman Is good then. sinners. stand
from under: If she is bad, God pity the man who
comes under her influence. In regard to min
lStelS dealing out sacramento wine, the widow
Said:-''I contend before my Maker that any
minister who viii do such a work VIII on The
judgment day find himself where he VIII call for
Tie LOCKS and mountains 10 fan upon him She
characterized the rum sellers As ..c0utemptibla
NlreTS, and ClaSscd ministers who administer
TIE sacrament OF bread and wine little lower
than The rum sellers. for the reason that tie
llha sellers have Il peCuniaTy Incentive. while
jHt ministers baYnt. She went from this hail
20 Cooper Institute, where She said that any
cteTSy man " ho used alcoholic wine i'm the "a -
fament was unworthy of his position. ard
should be replaced by a woman. The applause
at this was 1eebe.-[N. L. Sua, 25tH.
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LITTLE GIRLS STRANGE DEATH-A little
daughter OF BieFs HOefele, of No 423 Walnu
ST Get. Newark, was killed Thursday i'm a pecu-
ia" way. Her aunt. who had charge OF The
child in the absence OF its parents, left It alone
Tor a rev minutes. Upon her return she found
that the child i'm some manner GOT a niece oT
wine, that the other children had fastened 10
the door, about its neck and it was nearly dead.
she cut the string. but the child died in few
mlnuteS.-[N. T. World 9S6
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TEE ALAR.NA sFx.rnRsrIr -rhe ,lahar

IHE ALABAMA SENATORSHIP.-The Alabama
democratic legislative caucus has nominated
Gov. Geo. ;. Houston TO succeed Mr.. Spencer in
The [. :. Senate. Nj. Houston was born in
Williamson county, Tenn, January Il. 1871
During the war Gov. Houston was a member Of
tie confederate congress, and was chosen in
1868 TO Tie I. :. Senate. but did not take his
seat. IN 1874 he was elected governor OF Ala
Dana by the democrats: in 1876 he was renomi-
mated and elected without sell opposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-27

ORGANIZED CHARITY IN PHILADEL PHIA-The
first annual meeting of the PHILADELPHIA society
tor the organization OF Charitable Relief and
the suppression OF Mendcancy was held last
night. Mayor Stokley presided. and Gov Har-
Tanit, eX-Mayor Fox and others delivered adj
dresses, in which the evil OF indfscriminate
almsSiving was adversely discussed The new
society is designed to give intelligent centralized
direction to work OF charitable relief generally.
putting down impOsture, and seeking ont in
lheIf OBSCURE places OF retirement the worthy
and modest moor
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of writ of fieri facias, issued out Of
the Clerks Office. of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. and to me directed VII sell
Wharf, GEORGETOWN, DC, on FRIDAY. the 10Th
day Of November. 1878, at II o'clock am, all the
and to the following described property. to wit:
Two Side dumping Scows sei5ed aud levied upon
satisfy execution No 16S at law in favor of Henry
p Gilbert, subject to previous execution issued by
John P. Lothrop, J. Pr in favor of Richard 7. Smith
FREDK. DOUGLASS. o. 8. Marshal, D. @.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctloneer. novlS-dts
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SHOT HIS LITTLE DAUGBTER-A farmer named
Robert Topaz, living near AShville. N V, took
down gun to clean il, On Sunday last His
little son asked him to fire cap, surprising the
gun TO be uniOaded. He did So resting the
weapon across his knees. A heavy load which
i nau oeen lelt IN me gun by a neighbor who had
borrowed IL, exploded, and took effect i'm the
body OF LopaZ'S eight-year old daughter. on the
opposite side OF the room. The ramrod. which
was In the barrel, passed entirely through her
body, making frightfu wound, and she was
otherwise mutilated. She died soon after,
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. November %, 1878.
Az ELECTION FrIsopE IN TExAs.-The Gal

An ELECTION EPISODE IN TENAS.-The CAL
weston AtarS, tdeinA has despatch nom Mar
Shall, Nov 18th, saying: Smarting under and
suffering from maladministratiOn OF county
aildiiS; citizens OF Harrison county, on Nov. 5th.
caIllt9 olli matured plans To GUST the republic
can OFFICIALS. and reduced t.5O0 republican ma
pIItS 10 100, and, regarding the polls OF one pre-
tIhCt Illegally located. proceeded by Injunction
10 restrain County Judge Williamson from
counting that poll The republicans to-day
i;Ieo a motion 10 dissolve the INJUNCTION. and
Iheir counsel tried 10 have the case argued to-
gay. The greatest interest was excited as the
ga! approached, and when II became apnareut
10 me citizens that Judge Williamson bv NOT
counting the returns OF legal boxes. which would
She the peoples ticket ma lOrity, intended 10
let the electlon so by default and allow the old
ollceis 10 hoid over. they appointed a commit
tee-MesSrS. Johnston, Mcfarland and Rarnet-
10 count the vote. The latter obtained Cunji-
Gates or the returns, declared the result. ana
SWore IN Judge Lane. who installed the other
olliCefS electeG on the peoples ticket the in
cImbentS giving up under protest The citizens
nave acted unanimously in the matter under
advice OF leading members OF the bar. who ra-
gard the box thrown out as Illegal 10 which
opinion the granting OF an Injunction l.fAes
moral support. All is quiet, save the exultatiop
OF the people tonight In a public meeting ID
DonfireS. Interest is felt TO know what step is
10 be taken next by Judge McAdoo, republican
counsel. who defines no policy just now. Na-
unteer policemen guard the town tonight
against possible trouble.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND HN1MPRONED REAL ESTATE on T
Strict. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EEIIGTHHI IL n STREETS NORTHWEST,
CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. C.
b virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court IA
OF the District of Columbia, passed in equity i:SH
cause No. 4,.9S. of George Ryneal, tr VS. L..
, Ge9rge Iurnburke ct al, the undersigned Trustee
WILL sell al public auction, in front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November 4. D.
&c az O'Clock ~ all those pieces parcels of
ground known as Lots %. 81 and %. of Wizards sub
division of Square Isl, with improvements consist
ing OF large twO-story Frame Cottage and Stables
Terms OF sale are Onethrd cash and balance of
purchase money payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale. with interest at the rate of
eight per cent. per annm until paid. secured by the
promlssory notes of the purchaser or purchasers
lien retained on said property and no deed given
the property insured to the satisfaction of the Trs
tee AL conyeyancing at purchaser or purchasers
cost IL terms of sale be not COMPLIED with Trustee
reserves the right to resell at cost Of defaultng pur
chaser. Terms of sale must be complied With In ten
days after day of sale. Fifty dollars must be de-
posted with Trustee when each lot is sold
WILLIAM j. MILLER Trustee
400 Louisiana avenue
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts noV14a
Law Reporterl
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.-ChaS. Wenner a brake
man, attempted tostep from one car to another
on the Nescopheck {Pa.) railroad, near Upper
had both legs cut off. While endeayoring to
eXtricate himself an arm became entangled
ana was taken off. He was then dragged con-
SIDERABLE distance and fell from a bridge 80 feet
nigh. He was taken to the WilkeSbarre hos
pital and died Sunday morning.
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tolr~BIA RIVER EXPEDITION. sent out by
Gen Howard 20 capture renegade Indians. was
4 complete success. Capt BOYLE. with LieutS
t0lIiRan ard ~hafGer. surrounded their camp
Al night ana captured Tie whole party FIgai
ol th5 principal chiefs are cn route 10 Vancouver
ana tie remainder have been Sent "a Ilfe IA arm
springs reservation.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE RESI-
l. DENGE. No COG III STREET NORTHWEST
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded in -
Iiber No. 1885, folio 260 of the land records of Hs
the District of Columbia, we will sell at pnblic
senber 6: 1878, at O'Clock 2. NJ the west twenty
FIVE (25) feet front by the depth. of lot numbered
twenty 200 in square No 454. The lot has depth
of 100 feet to thirty 900 foot alley and Improved
by four "a story brick residence, containing ten
1U) rooms, with bathroom, hot and cold water Ia
trobe and double closets il every room Brick
stable rear of lot with accommodations for two
horses and carriage.
Terms Onefourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years, with interest at per cent. per auuum
secured by deed OF trust the property $3.50 down
It time OF sale.
EUGENE CARTSI ,.
NATHANIEL CARUSI,i trustees.
CHAS. ". HANDY, Auctioneer nOv25dSis