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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02
U H. WARNER, Auctioneer.
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE-STOR
AND RASHMENT RRIGK HOIISR n

an AND I,i4SsEkME BRICK HOUSE On
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
psCUTh CAPITOL STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of y deed Of trust to me- dated ~
June 18th, 1874, recorded In Liber No. 7b3, IN:
i0l1o ITO &C., one Of the land records for the .:l
District OF Columbia, and by the direction of Che
beneficiary therein named, SHAH sell At public
auction, In front Of the premises On MONDAY,
east one-third part IF lot numbered nftsa 1b,. in
1893, fronting nineteen feet on d street SOUTH
esSt, between New Jersey avenue and South Cap
ttol street, and running that width to the fun
depth Of the lot, ~ With the improvements there
containing nine rooms. with gas and water. n'a'''
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months after tho ia, of sale
with per cent. interest, to be secured BY . deed
OF trust on the proparty, containing m Insurance
clause. Ii the terms are not compiled with In tan
Gays after sale the property VIII be resold at the
hve days notice. to be published in the ESening
star. All the cost Of deeds and recording to be
paid BY the purchaser.
1yb-d JOHN W. KENNEDY. Trustee,
k@THE AROVE SALE IL POSTpOxrp
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SD3s"asd Soe'sers' Moostaoe'st 1QsstpSse,ss.
Trains Leave WAs sfIl from Depot,
For Ptspurs ana aa the Wsst ioiS aa,
with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping ca1r;;
Chicago W. 70 dag MItn = a.o sus y. s9o
Chicago. ' "
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For G ia and Rochester, Bufalo, Nagsrs
e W asE
For saS York a .aS ssf Ess,
Pullman os;s' sI i as: d.i i%l led
For New York ana the East 1:so D. m. d.tlv. A..
Se9t Sunday nd k,. Nth Sleeping GsIs from
boats OF BROOKLYN Annex, .s1ofdins direct
Rage and journey across New York 1 city. fsF
For , P56i1adslphia l;so P m da,l except sunday
Limited Express. $40 :. m. dsiy. siosDt Sun uS:
Accom- s modation for Baltimore, s:bs. $50 :. ~
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except Ha sands NO H. Ano GU p M daily
ALExANDRIA AND FRKDER1cKsBuRe
K1thXkS mp RAt Akhk56x16NDki2 2R6
$50 8, $40, p. m. On sunday ct 9:ib o.
For Richmond sna the South, s:as a. m. and Q
Train. n; s. as,lI s,0 m 6a s5ssHs
en- s:1 Tn sS;nd,y & n IA a. ~ $50 anal
T1ckets Information, sleeHing and paflor cafs ~.
commentators can be procured ct the omoes, north.
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
ylvSnis aven1e, and q the depot where ORDER
ton from hotels and residences,
PR1HRR r HARnEk esnsrI I, fna .sser Ass9s
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kearney, the one horse drsy leadair,
The very latest It fOTmair,
TIE ''child OF nature orstair,
All the way from Californiare,
b as come with Frisco chrOuiclair
To meet the bold Bay State toilair:
And they will work u ! Novembair
Al il the cause OF Ben Butlair,
Who yet may De the 6Oyernsir.
nv. L. SUI
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"ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w 1OO1, corner 10th and ID SITS. northwest.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
SOUTH WAoHlN6T N AT AUCTION.
.b I'm IHEssDAY, August Oh, at pm ~
premises, three tn o-story brick houses and -
lots IN very desirable locality, being the corner
OF 9Th and L streets southwest.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest.
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1tLYDE'D NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BIfWERN

MEXICAN LINE OF 0TEAMOHIPD
"a sail every THURSDAY direct from <kAne
Queenstown.
Lsbin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
An be had at II. ID. COOKE, JR + 90. g, Bank.
SIS, 1889 1t, Also, agents for the BED Star Line
% Antwerp. my0-n
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SHOOT HIGH.-" ISh ter Scheneral around ~
asked an excited clothing merchant as the
United States troops passed through Siatku
last week in pursuit Of the fleeing Bannocks.
Well my man, said Howard, reigning in
his horse, What is it? Speak quick"
." am a room man, Sheneral. Dem cursed
redskins, dey murder my boy Shacob about
HE miles from here Un Shteal dozen pair OF
pants he vOS peddlin'. New pants, so helen
me kracious-right out of my store
Sorry for your loss, my man, but havn't
time 10 talk about il now. III we catch up with
these demons We'll stop their deviltries Tor
good and ALL
Yes, l know, Scheneral. | know" eagerly
whispered the bereaved ready-made mer-
chant, hanging desperately To the officers
slirrup DOTS all right, but ven you come up
NIT does Indians vOt got does ne pants on for
kracious sake, Scheneral tOle de soldiers to
shoot high ,''-[Sdn Francisco Post
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MARRIED,

Ss-Small pieces of sponge soaked in creo-
Sote will keep away black ants.
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STEAMERS, &c.

E>OB POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN6s.-
- sy; 81 sSi III
ans 70
S. ss ana Ca ana
'na Q 1901 FL 56a Agent
SUMnEB ARRANGEMENT.
FOB NORFOLK RIO z8E sGf7TH MONROE AND
Che swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
VA ~ lss!s e'g sh & Z bs sss9'
JAY T WEDNEsD1Y .na FRi1AY. At o'ol'l
isaes snd other Northern Points. O' seturnins,
nS FSh511 s.ssy = L.
., FOB R ISG 9 4 RIyEk hAEDINss; n,
,qs Of 7th ana st 5 street a1soi ears
Senini and stopping
Intermediate landings each trip. Days of sailing,
For further infOrmation. apply 1t the on,ce. over
f1Sa loot Once or
fsss 69ss: sA4GEI BACON. Prss't.
MA sTEAMEKs FOB NEW YORK:
kNfssT sssss.t sSHs Eat sn1
every SATDRDAY 1t q. m. George.
own every AOSDAY. and Ale14ndria :ame day.
apply at once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
OF to p. 4. DENHA4. Agent, Water street.
sps1-T SAMUEL BACON. President.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
III sEz zE5 sss g!o11
nj snf is2 III s1
,trset, HooOken. Rates OF passage: &1GG
from New York TO Southampton, Lon. -
iS9 Hs S I'D rs 'S
passage, apply to OELRICHS CO.,
sp1-sm Bowling Green. New York.
1LYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BIfwERN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IN6TON AND GEORGETOWN,
DFNICTING AZ PHILADlLPH1A WITH CLYDI'e
NEW ENGLAND STATIs.
S0tttHS D1ys,
from Philadelphia saturday, at Ii N.
rom Observation-Disclosures st
Freights received daily. Through -
BILLS Of ladins given to Boston and -
Providence. and Fall River. Con-
dgnees Wishing heir goods landed - Georgetown
. nsan Sia D. please have them marked "asors'-
For full Information apply to j. q. JOHNSON
CO., 1903 street northwest, and l2th- street
wharf, Washington, d. G. g. T. HYDE, 30 VS.
sss sGusS G1f PSii.
ielphia. mAT4O-Iy
A "a s1sI MME Oh "a
Shiladelphia te Liverpool, touching Ut @6&
C.bin. intermediate and steer.ze passage ticket.
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l. TABLES (Collender's make) AT. PUBLIC
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to
me, and duly recorded in Liber Bill, SM..1S6dli:5D
foli9 25s Of r the land records for the
SALE on the premises. on SATURDAY, the Sd day
OF August, A. D. 1878, at IL O'Clock NJ
Four Carom Billiard Tables. AZ feet 8 feet,
made by H.W. Collender of New York. with Balls,
Cues, &C., contained in 1343 f street northwest,
opposite Ebbtt House,
Terms cash.
- CHAS. e. FRASER, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy29-6t
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KENNEDY'S REAL ESTATE O FFICE
L. oldest In the city.l No. $50 16th ct.
Money Loaned on Real Estate
Money safely invested
Property Bought and Sold on Commission,
Rents collected, taxes paid and insuran ce eectad
without charge. iyiO-1v
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0LD CLOTHING, AC.-L. RlCE, dealer in
&C., 62S 7th street southwest offers great barcSins
He pays the highest prices in CASH Tor the seyers
articles named above Orders Dy mail attended
70. n0vt-U
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AETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED m.
til MONDAY, August 18th, 1873 eams hOnr ana
place: John W. KENNED Trustee.
D. 1. COuON GAL. SAieSmAo. USED
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BOWLING. Auctioneer,

ELEGANT PAR! OR. CHAMBER AND DIN
IAGROOM FURNITURE, LARGE LOT OF
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, HAIR AND
HUsK MATTRESSES, FEATHER Pill
lows AND HOLSTERS, LOUNGES AND
EASY HAIRS, COOKING AND HEAT
ING STOVES.
SEVERAL CARR!AGEs AND HORSES AT
AU TON
On SATURDAY MORNING, August 3,A
1e1S, at 10 O'Clock in front of my auctionEA
rooms. shall sell general assortment Of the IA
above goods.
au1 THOMAS DOWNING. Auct,r
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TOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE corner of 7th street
IND New York avenue, entrance on New <6N
In the city. Money loaned at the lowest0 q
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches Pya.e
and Pla: ed Ware, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols IA.
dies and Gentlemen's Clothing, Carpets, ana ali
Il
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TOMORROW.
TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRgkTEE,s SALE OF ELEGANT FIRM
TURF IN GRANT ROW, CAPITOL HILL,
by virtue of q deed of trust, dated the 14th@
day of December: 1875. and duty rscoI ded in "
Libel S41. folio 1O1, one of the land records f<1
OF the D. strict Of Columbia, and at the re- ~
Of est of the party secured thereby sh all sell at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY. July 3Ist, 1878
at 10 O'Clock. at residence Ne. gil East Capitol
tuTe:
3 Parlor Suites, Bed and other Lounges.
w alnut Mar bie-tnp ID essing Case suites,
Walnut WaIdrObes, Marble- top Bureaus. and
Walnut BeGsteads, Window hancinps
Hat Racks, Hall Furniture
XtenSiOn Tables, Dining Chairs
Brussels and Three ply Carpets and Rugs
superior Hair Matt asses
Featht r Pillows and BolSterS,
3. p. Casters,
Glassware and China,
Tinware and Kitchen Requisites.
Comprising in all about a rooms OF which the
above Is only partial list.
Parties desiring frst-cass goods should not fail
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. jy27-3t
CSunday Herald
RsTThe goods mentioned in the above ADVERTISE
ment have been removed fl. IN Grant Row to the
Auction Rooms Of Thomas bowling, and will he
sold at 10 O'Clock, on SATURDAY,, August Sd,
1878
aug1-2t FRANK STANTON, Trustee.
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Hawkeye shots.

The Rochester Express is mean enough 10
charge all the men who have had their hair
shingled with being afraid of having an Indian
war. This is deliberate insult 10 all the old
married men.
Lightning came very near killing tree
agent IN this state one day last week. IL hit
him three times, and il II had got another good
whack at him would have fetched him. sure
But by that time the agent suspected what was
the matter. and got away.
- We knew IL would be Just so. The worst
has come. Yesterday there were five agents i'm
Burlington perSuading people 10 subscribe for
as many different new maps of Europe"
What this age needs is an adjustable geOera-
ply. The war has spoiled all the old ones.
In the fight between express messenger
Smith and the six road agents seventy shots
were fired and nobody hurt We are begin
ming 10 lose confidence in the stories Of noun
taiGer Workmanship. Where were all these
fellows when they were shooting AT each otherr
We feel like tackling couple of road agents
ourself, right now. But then IL would be lust
our luck TO tackle a bad one, who would hll us
so iull OF lead We d have 10 travel by freight,
long before We got in sight of him.
Il he women'S rights congress is now i'm
session In Paris. ReSolute they never so reso-
lutely, they cannot prevail upon women to ac-
cord 10 one woman any rights that other wo
men are bound TO respect III isn't the men
VINO withhold your rights. oh, Julia Ward
Howe, II Is yourselves. III a woman secures an
appointment TO teach school at fifty dollars A
month, fifty other women In the same town
VIII step up and offer 10 do il for forty dollars
ARG IL one OF them gets the appointment the
other forty nine will then offer 10 take il for
thirty dollars Who stands i'm the way Of wn-
mems rights. anyhow?
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"A nEAF-MUTE ELOrEMENT.-The little vii
lage OF Goshen was excited last "Wednesday In
know that Miss Mary w. Steers a deaf mute
young lady OF that place. had left on the ex-
pre- IS train The night before in company with
John w: MichaelS, another deaf mute and
gone to Washington. They We're married i'm
that CITY on Wednesday. Miss Steers is A
pretty blonde, about 10 years of age, of hand
some face and form, and a wealth of blonde
hair, and was one of the most popular OF the
pupils at the Deaf Dumb and Blind iuStitU-
ton, where she graduated three years ago
taking one OF the medals of the session She
IS a daughter of the late Thos. Steers the
well-known railroad contractor, who WAS
drowned In jackson river, and she Is heiresS
to very handsome property at Goshen Mr.
MlchaeIs is young gentleman about p wears
OF age, from Richmond, of pleasing couute-
nance, but rather under size. He fell i'm love
with his wife at tue d., ID. and Il. institution.
Where he also was pupil, and, one of the
faculty informs us one of the brightest Young
men ever there. As all the pupils learn some
useful aYocation to be followed ia case of
alter need, he was taught the trade of shoe
making. His conduct as a pupil was so good
that he was made monitor. Alter leaving
the institution he went 10 the National inSti-
tuition Tor deafmuteS at Washington, and
since then he has been living i'm Knoxville
Tenn. The elopement came about i'm cOnSe-
quence OF the opposition of the young lady'S
mother, but as the bridal couple have re-
turned home TO Goshen, We presume all has
come TO happy cnding.
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Trust EE'S SAL Z OF A TWO STORY FIVE
ROOM FRAME DWELLING ON THE
WEST SIDE OF StYENTH STREET N E,
BETWEEN A AND b.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust to me. dated -
JAM AIRY Esd, 1873, recorded in Liber No. 70S no.
folio II, one of the land records for the coun- l
ty of Washington. in the District of Columbia, anu
at the request Of the party secured thereby, I
shall sell al public sale. on WEDN ESDAY. August
14th, 1873, In front of the premises, at O'Clock
PM. Lot numhe ed forty-four, OF George W.
Linville's subdivision OF part OF Square numbered
improvements hereop, five-room Frame House.
Terms Of sae The ba ance of the Indebtedness
about $416 and costs of sale, In cash; balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest, to
be secured on the property by deed of trust, with
in anCe clause 500 will he required to be paid
mn ediately after sale. All conveyancing to be
paid by the pur, haser. and If the terms are not
implied with in ten days after sale the Trustee re-
ser, es the right to resell the property at the risk
ard cost OF the defaulting purchaser after five days
notice, 20 he published in the Evening Star.
G. A. JAMES, Trustee.
J. T. COLDWELL Salesman. ang2-eo&ds
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IIsHoP WHITAKER, II Virginia CITY, has
been giving the Nevada newspapers some
queer stories of his experiences in a recent
tour through tine towns of TybO and Ward
Nevada. AT Typo he could get no building to
preach in but a gambling house, and i'm re-
Spouse 10 the Litanv, instead of Amen an
excited listener, with his panta 'oOnS stuffed
in his boo,S, cried keno" AT Ward horse
race has been announced for the afternoon.
but at the Bishops earnest request the racing
was postponed till the religious services We're
over. The whole congregation went from the
church 10 the race-track as soon as the SER
mon was finished.
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STEAMERS FOB NEW YORK.
NORTH &ERMAN LLOYD.
srBA hSAIR tIE5 BEfW5EN E1K XoRK

The steamers Of this Company viii sail every Sat-
lrdaJ from Bremen Pier, foot of Third ->eAnk
,trset, HoOOken. Rates OF passage: &1G@
from New York to Southampton, Lon @ssz.1kzs
Ion, Hayre md Bremen, first cabin, Sl00; second
A0in $50 gold; Storage, $50 currency. For freight
passage, apply to OELRICHS CO.,
apl-6m Bowling Green, New York.
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RAILROADS.

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS!
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
h hsK ~ y F RsAa1h Tp ~ r.; Ia .
at o5 a. nm ITO from Grand Grand - - =
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TINE AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and go through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in IL hours.
Tickets and further Information can be obtained
mac Railroad, iVI3 I'm
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THE WEEKLY STAR

THE WEEKLY STAR
Is published and ready for delivery every Fri.
day morning, at S200 per year. Single copies
cents.
copies one year for 800, and one copp to
The oetter-ap Of the club. 10 copies one peor
Tor 1880. and one copy to the oettsr-up Of the
club 20 copies one year go.
~ 1t Is . condition OF this ofYer that the
subscriptions Of each club shall all commence
Al the same time, and all 90 to the same post
ONCE.
- subscriptions In al cases,-whethef sin
gle or In clubs,-so be paid In advance, apdnO
paper sent longer than paid for.
Address, In all eases,
The EVENING STAR HRVsPAPRR 90
WASHINGTON, d. O
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AUCTION SALES.
VOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE-sToRY
kOuSE No. 1913 SEVENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST
sifor0, Will sell at public auction, i'm front 80
of IN pIeT'ises, at O'Clock y. ~, on Ill
THURSDAY, August Sth 1878 lot thirty (3o) mo-
.quare 4s5, Improved by Three-story Dwelling.
Property clear.
Terms: One-thfrd ca>h, aud the balance In two
equal pay ments, at and IL months, secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises, and the notes Of
the purchaser hearing Interest 1t per cent. A
deposit Of 500 required at time of sale. All con-
veyanciDg and recordiny st purchasers cost. If
The ter ms are not compiled it'll In seven DAYS from
the date OF sac the property will be reSod at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ane2,6.7 So +. A. ASHFORD, Executor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-10
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,-Bills were intro
duced by Mr, Vance, of North Carolina,
to repeal the United States Electoral Su
pervisor law.
By Mr.. Atkinson, to make minor or
subsidiary coins legal tender for all debts
due the government, including the pay
ment Of customs dues
By Mr.. Burchard, requiring national
banking associations to receive legal ten
der csins on deposit at par and in ex-
change at par for United States and ma
tional bank notes; also directing the U. s.
treasurer to receive coins of the United
States in exchange for United States notes.
By Mr.. Buekner, amending the silver
reconciliation act.
By Mr.. Cummings, to provide for the
redemption of the subsidiary coin of the
United States and for their reissue.
By Mr.. Page to enforce the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments of the constitu-
ton. TIE bill recites that in the late
election in South Carolina large number
of citizens belonging to one political party
were by law enacted by the legislature of
said state and by a concerted system of
oppression, terrorism and fraud denied
the rights secured them under the con-
stltution; and enacts that after the 4th OF
March, 1879. the state of South Carolina
shall be entitled to two members of the
house of representatives on the basis of
the whole number of white inhabitants of
said state.
By Mr.. Marsh, to reimburse the state OF
Pennsylvania for monies paid for losses to
citizens of the state during the war of the
rebellion.
Mr.. Burchard offered resolution for a
recess from the 2lst of December to the
9th of January. Referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means.
Mr.. Chalmers moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill prohibiting contri
buttons from officers of the government
for use in elections, but it went over with
out action.
On motion of Mr.. Clymer a resolution
was adopted declaring that congress shall
take part in the services to be had in honor
OF the late Professor Joseph Henry on
the 10th of January next.
| Mr.. Young offered a resolution for the
appointment of committee of nine mem
bers to investigate the method of prevent
| ing the introduction and spread of epi.
demic diseaes. Adopted.
Mr. Townsend of Illinois. offered a reso.
luton reciting the rules recently estab-
lished in regard to silver dollars and in.
quiriug of the secretary of the treasury
whether the department has acquiesced in
and is to be governed by them. Referred
Also resolution instructing the Judi
siary committee to consider and report
whether national banks which took par
lin such conspiracy had forfeited theil
charters.
Adjourned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-10
WAEIIN GTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-In the Hot
Springs investigation E. N. Hill testified
that Benson had approached him and
worked on him for two weeks; witness
misled Benson, who tried to hribe him in
to testifying against Senator Conover; the
witness could give no clue to the missing
clause unless it could be found In the demi-
johns and whisky bottles about the capitol
that night
Dr. D. s. Bursen testified that Britt had
told him that he (Britt) could prove Con-
over guilty.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Gen. Lyon, OF
the purchasing committee of the board OF
Indian commissioners and Barclay White
representing the society of friends at the
Winuebago agency, spoke to-day against
the transfer of the Indian bureau to the
war department.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-10
The Anchor Flour Ml11 at Minneapolis
Burned by an Explosion OF Flour dust.

The AnchoT E1our MILL Hb H211AS@poAAh
Burned by an Explosion OF Flour dust.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 10.-The Anchor
Flour Mill was destroyed by fire last even-
ing. 1t was owned by Gov. John S. Pills
bury and operated by G. A. Pillsbury &
Co., and valued $4,000; insured for $40.-
500, in numerous companies. One OF the
miIlers discovered that one of the elevators
which conducts the -four from the base
meut to the middlings and the purifiers
in the upper story had been
clogged he therefore took Lam
tern and proceeded to the basement,
and after removing distinctions, he started
the elevator when puff of flour dust
scattered on the lantern was ignited, a
slight explosion followed, and everything
was instantly enveloped in flames. The
flames ran up all the elevators and almost
| in a moment the entire interior OF the mill
was on FIRE. At one time it seemed GER
tain that the Wasllburn B mill and North
Star wooden mills would buru, but both
were saved without serious damage, by the
| extraordinary efforts of the fremen and
citizens. Thei Anchor mill was built ID
1874, and contained l2 run OF stone and
all the modern improvements. 1t Will DC
Immediately rebuilt on an enlarged scale