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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-07

THE MILLER OF TEWKESBURY.
BY T. {. HARBAUGH.

When the list of men hung by circum-
stantial evidence is complete, the name of
Calvin Tyler, the miller of Tewkesbury
will be found thereon. One hundred and
two wears have passed since occurred the
particulars we are about to relate, and the
mill which achieved such notoriety long
ago has been swept from cXistancc by the
breath of the fiery demon.
On the night of October Goth, 1915, as
several persons affirmed on solemn oath,
Calvin TYLER entered his family circle and
said that the faithful watch dog Of the
mill had died in tit, and was buried in
the cellar whose walls were washed on
one side by the water of the race.
The miller furthermore said that the
log exhibited symptoms of having been
him if he suspected any one, he said
"Now and almost Immediately went to
ed.
This very simple occurrence-the death
of dog-was to be commented upon and
very generally disbelieved by the highest
in that portion Of the realm. One month
aftcrward, Mrs Marble gave notice to the
proper authorities that her husband a
prominet merchant, had been missing for
six-and-twenty days, and that she feared
that foul play had befallen him.
The lady said that on the 23d of Octo-
Der her husband had left home at eight
o'clock in the evening, saying that he was
going to Tvler's mill, the owner OF which,
Calvin Tyler. was to pay him six hundred
pounds Of borrowed money, and the In
terest thereon. With the intention OF
collecting the debt, as she supposed, Mrs
Marble saw her husband quit the house
hut his absence for the following several
DAYS occasioned her no uneasness, as he
had been in the habit Of making unan-
nounced Journeys to London. where he
sometimes remained week. 1t was sup
posed that Mr.. Marble had a love there
which was destined to estrange him from
his family. sses -
After three weeks Of continued absence,
and no return, Mrs. Marble questioned the
miller concerning her lord, and was in
formed that he Tyler had paid the money
according to aareAment. and that the mer-
chant had left the mill by the back dor
with intention Of paying = visit to man
named Gordon, . weli-known preacher
who had upon several occasions furnished
the merchants table with the best OF
svater-fowl. 49,
GIrs. Marble did not prosecute he
search further until she lodged informal
tior with the authorities. She afterward
said tfaat believing th1t her husband had
nsssed from Gxaon's - the cuachstation
she resolved t. vaitA while longer for his
retnYns& Il &aNk5s
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-07
POETRY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

This man, whose homelv face you look upon,
Was one of natures masterful, great men;
Born with strong arms that unfOught battles
won
Direct of speech and cunning with the pen.
Chosen for large designs, he had the art,
Of winning with his humor, and he went
Straight to his mark, which was the human
heart;
Wise, too, for what he could not break, he
bspt.
Upon his back more than Atlas load
The burden Of the Commonwealth was
laid;
He stopped, and rose up to it, through the
road
Shot suddenly downward, not whit dis
mayed.
Hold, warriors, councillors, kings all now
give place
To this dear benefactor of the race.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-07

fire Of wit and repartee, and ultimately
sat down to the piano, and sang extempore
verses on every one present. In the midst
Of these the door opened, and true to his
appointment, IN walked Terry, at the sight
OF "hom, strikin.: new key, he sang:
I'm very much pleased with your fare,
Your cellars as fine as your cook;
My friends Mr.. Terry the player;
And Pm Mr.. Theodore Hook
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The Dental Association.

MARYLAND AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AT the afternoon session of the Dental Asso-
citation of Maryland and the District of Co
lumbia yesterday, Dr. Thompson discussed
the paper on anaeSthesa. and DrS. Cald well,
Donaldson, Ten E!ck. 'Hoigkins and Cutler
spoke thereon. Pr. Winder offered a reSolu-
ton. which was adopted, for the appointment
of delegal es TO the different associations that
meet throughout the country. DR.. Keeeh. of
the comm ttoe on education, reported the
neme of Mr. Thomas Morrow as a beneficiary
student to the Maryland Dental college.
At the evening session. DR.. Cutter, of BoS-
ton, read paper on diagnosis and thera-
peutics, and Illustrated the subject with cal
Cium light views, and q vote OF thank was
rendered TO him. DIR. Atkinson also read
paper on diagnosis and therapeutics.
TO-DAY's SESSION.
The convention was called 70 order this
morning with prayer by Dr.. 81. H. keech. A
committee was appointed to report on some
action TO be taken about the rubber suit be
tween the rubber company and the profession.
DR.. Winder, as chairman, offered a resolution
earnestly soliciting subscription from the pro-
feSsiOn TO aid in the suit. Dr. j. B. Hodgkin
read report ON diagnosis and therapeutics
written by DIR. j. j. Cauldwell. DR.. w lterS
offered motion that no paper should be
printed in the proceedings which should be
DIR. Winder made a motion that all papers
read before the society or accepted by it, be-
long to the association; carried. On motion
OF DR.. Smthe, the subject of diagnosis and
therapeutics was passed. DR.. Evans, OF this
city. read paper on artificial dentistry. 1t
was discussed by DrS. Hunt, Noble, Donald
son, Waters, and Coy. The meeting then ad-
ness for this afternoon would be the election
Of CfficarS
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Educational Instttuftous

Frederick MussaeuS gives Instructions in
German. Latin and Greek. He refers, by per-
mission, to Bishop PhIkney.
A class in Calisthenies has been organized
Tor Wednesdays and Fridays, at Marni's
Hall, by Miss magill. Miss 81. will give full
particulars to all who apply at No. 2l26 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Instructions in Spanish (eveniug classes is
announced by cOInpetent teacher, who can
be addressed at No. 1Z2t 18Th street
The Musical Conservatory under the man
agemeDt OF Prof. &. Il. Billiard, No. 432 9th
street. possesses every advantage for those
no desire tuition in the piano. organ violin
or flute. Vocal music is also included.
AT Pr0f- Chase ROyS Classical and sIathe
NAUTICAL Academy boys are thoroughly pre-
pared Tor business OF college. Photography
III private lessons 10 gentlemen or ladies from
) 20 pm. is also taught.
The Law School, of Columbia University re-
Sumed yesterday. It's one of the most prom j.
nent schools Ofthe kind in the District Cata-
iCgues can be had at MorrisonS book store the
National Savings bank, corner New York ave
nue and ! III streets, and upon application TO
Ilr: Yelling. the president of the faculty.
Inc SpencerlaG Business College, corner It'll
and l. streets northwest gives education for
real lie. The course comprises penmanShiD
spelllng, composition, cerfeSpondence bust
ness arithmetic. single and double entry book
Keeping, business practice, political economy
com meTclal law, and lectures. For particulars
visit The college, Or address Ill. e. Spencer
PTilcipal
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POLICE COURT-.J,tf1e Shell,
GEORGETOWN.

THE NARROw.GAUGE RAILROAD. At a
held yesterday, it was agreed that contract
be entered into with the Washington, Cincin
natl and St: Louis Narrow gauge railroad in
reference to the use OF the outstanding piers
on.
SICK AND DEsTITUTE.-Today JOS Graves,
an old white man about 6S years of age. being
sent to the hospital. The applicant was sent
to Police headquarters.
GRAIN.-S00 bushels wheat by canal to H. NJ
Talbot.
No GRAIN was offered on change to-day.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPL

Editor Star; l am one of those who cannot
understand why any one can enthusiastically
hope for or desire the completion of the Wash
ington monument on its present site. The
otherwise beautiful view of our city and its
envirOnS from the opposite side of the river is
marred by this crude white chimney that OBJ
trudes it's unsightly bulk in the foreground,
and dwarfS every other architectural feature OF
the prospect. The effect of the contrast on all
the. fine public buildings is to reduce them to
inSignificance, and even the proper central
figure OF all-Our magnificent capitol-is pain
fully tanned by this thing, which can only be
ikened to great danb of whitewash across
some artists masterpiece. 1T is an unSightv
feature from any point of view. It is difficult
to Imagine why the present site was selected,
as there are many so much better adapte for
the purpose; and One which cannot be over
looked by those most Indifferent to scenic
effect, is Spring hin, Just beyond Boundary
street, on the road to Bladensburg Placed
on this elevation the monument would seem
10 spring up into the background with weird
suggestlvenesS, and be a graceful complement
20 the capitol Instead of being, as it now is, an
lndefenSlDle intrusion. WASHINGTON.
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CHASTITY FREAK OF LUSATIC.-A strange
freak OF a maniac occurred in South Canaan
Harvey Blodgett, and who has been deranged
more or less for the past ten years, and has
repeatedly been confined in the MiddletoWn
asylum a;'S procured shovel, and proceeded to
the village, with the design of "resurrecting'
his brother Milan, who was buried there five
years ago: He dug up the coffin and opened
grinning skeleton. He then went to Thomas
Bailey's, short distance off. and procured
pitcher OF milk, by the application of which
the resurrection" was to be accomplished,
and remained all night, bathing the skull and
other bones with the fluid. He was found in
the morning still occupied and talking inco.
authorities have been notified, and proper
measures will be taken for his safe cOnfine-
ment. It is thought insanity is hereditary in
the iamily.--I C0ndaH Coma Nens.
How THE PREACHER SLANDERED HIM.
The Iiinesville (Ga.) Gazette tells this story:
AT a camp meeting, when penitentS were
called up to be prayed for, an old reprobate
hall, seas over, went to the altar. He was not
satisfied with that, but requested the minister
half. He did SO, and begged the Almighty to
have mercy on Mr.. White, as he we'll knew
what tOrn-dOWn sinner he was: that he
would get drunk and swear, and in fact break
all the commandments: but as he was peni-
tent, to forgive him. The old sinner did not
ike to be so exposed in public, and on return
iGS ~ Nlo SCftb 1ucl Will YUM lawyer, VINO
observed to him that the preacher had ruined
his character, and that he ought to sue him for
defamation OF character, and that he would
undertake the case for half of what he recov
cred. 1t was carried to court and the preacher
was fined $780,
SHOT AND KILLED.-A young man named
Charles Il. McBlair was shot and killed Tues
day at Shields Point, near Williamsburg, Va,
by negro named Anderson Wilson, with
whom he had a quarrel. The negro gave him
self up, and claims that the shooting was done
in self defense. There were no witnesses of
the occurrence. FOrty-twS buckshOt were
found in McBlair's left breast. The deceased
was highly connected In the state of Mary
land. Since he has resided in Virginia he has
been in very poor circumstances, and OBJ
tanned a precariOuS sort Of living by hunting
and fishing. He leaves wife and two chill
dren.
TRY not to pass the old man said; so the
urchin made it ;" next - instead NelC Hdren
Register. And the old man chuckled and
nudged his pard, for he held both bowers and
the Joker card Bridgeport Standard. And
the fourth man muttered, I'VE can't afford to
have SO much talking across the bOard."-[N
Y. Graphic. Then a smile DER the urchin's
face did steal, as he threw down six cards and
exclaimed, M isdeal. II NorristoUn Herdl d
How DOTH the busy candidate
improve each shining minute?
By shaking the hand OF the undecided,
And leaving dollar in it.
-[Cincinndti Times.
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Washington City Presbytery.

The Washington City Presbytery yesterday,
Id session in the Western PresDyteria church
adopted the overture of the general assembly
relative TO reduction in representation. DIR,
chester made report from the committee on
education In the matter of the controversy
between Reys. Grimke and Browne aud Pro
lessor McGIn. generating them from all
blame Two candidates (MessrS. Russell and
carr were examined and received under the
care of the preSbytery.
CLOSING SESSION.
Al The evening session :. The best mode for
promoting better observance of the Sabbath
IN our nation was discussed by Rev Drs.
sunderland. Wills, Chester. Rev Mr. Burk-
hardt and Judge Strong. Alexander Henry a
eolored ieenuate of the presbytery, was or
GAINED. Professor WestcCtt moved that the
stated clerk be authorized TO give letter to
Rev MI johnson, recommending him to the
southern presbytery, as he wished to transfer
his membership 20 that body adopted Rev.
Dr. Howe, OF the committee on statistics re-
ported 81 ministers on the roll, 8 Us church
COMMITMENTS, ard 50, S26O on the books. Pro
lessor NynkoOp spoke OF the appearances of a
mission in Richu ond. Mr. Brown (colored
spoke on the vast opportunities of advancing
The Interest oil the presbyterian Richmond, V a.
Adjourned.
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acknowledgement.

WASHINGTON, 10th October, 1873.
Received from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association of the District of Co
lumbia, the sum of two thousand dollars,
tS2C00) for insurance due in consequence of
the death of my late husband, Henry W. Ham
iltOn. who held three certificates of endOw-
ment from the association, one certificate for
one thousand dollars, $1,000, and two certif-
Gates for five hundred ($500) each.
ORANGES E. HAMILTON. AS M St u W
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TUE rnTPTS
CnTRT IN fyESFplJ TEpu

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, L. Norris Chester was admitted
to the bar.
To-day, Russell aet. Russell; argued and
submitted. j. Newton Bowman, of Iowa was
on motion of Mr.. Corkhill, admitted to the bar
l. s. eX rel. Davis agt. Rhees; ordered on
calendar with motion.
THE JACK CASH HOMICIDE.
The case of Samuel 4. Clark, convicted in
the Criminal Court of the murder of John
Lee. tbetter known as Jack Cash. on the
evening of Christmas day last, and now under
sentence Of death. to be executed on Deem
Der 18th next, was taken up. Mr.. T. f. Miller.
defendant and District Attorney Wells for the
government. This case comes Up on eXcep-
tons taken to the charge of the Court, Judge
Wylie.
POLICE COCRT-JltdGe SneV.
To-day, Agnes White was fined = for ours
ing in the street Catherine Jackson. disturb
ing the quiet OF Georgetown: s.. John Mar
tin. assault: continued. Frank Williams and
Alexander Zephryht, two boys, larceny of Coz
cigars from SemmeS grocery store. These
boys climbed up the awning posts in front of
the store and stole the cigars; reform school,
Edward Pannel, larceny of watch and chain
and some articles of jewelry from B. w. Car
penter; six months in Jail. Frederick Ma
guire, assault on Moses Thornton: $40 or 80
days in Jail. George Hurley. colored, larceny
of 3. 20 and pOcket-bOok from Elizabeth
Travers.a clear steal: ordered to make resti-
tuition OF the money and pay fine of $40, or
so days in jail James McDermott, vagrancy :
down for 80 daVS.
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A Girl. Run OvER.-About 5 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon white girl named Beatrice
filee, II years old, living at li25 q street
northwest, was run over by wagon driven
oy BOY named Geo. Berry, and slightly in
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmnsemenIs, de- Tonight.
EatiC12dI THedtcr.-''I ncle Toms Cabin"
TteGter C0DliqEe-" Lost in London" and
IariPrloS
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CARPETS, CARPETs.-New patterns of in
grains, -, 81. 50, 81, 75c,; cottage carpets. -
and = cents: floor Oil cloths, all widths, new
double white blankets. g.. So So, S.. 80: bed COM
Iorts 20 cents; carpets cheap. at Towson's, 635
fehhsyiYanla avenue, south side.-Adot.
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.lXTH CIVIL COURT,

ClXTH CIVIL COURT.
y JUDICIAL SUMMONS.
In the matter OF the settlement of the estate of
Sister Juana Maria MaYg. 1turbide de Jesus, Maria
yJGse, nun. who died intestate 1t was ordered by
His Honor the Jutge Ltcentiate. Mariana Botello,
that the case be entered on the docket and tnat
proclamation be issued and published in the birth
place and domicile Of. and place where deceased
died, Summ0Iipg all persons who may deem them
selves entitled to the Inheritance TO appear before
the court within the period Of thirty days. Teck-
oned from the date of the last publication of this
order. which Is TO be made with intervals of ten
days. In conn iance with this order have issued
the present, which shall produce its legal effect,
(signed) JOSE y. 6OBAhRU BIAS.
Notary Public.
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Making Fish of One and FLESH, of

Editor StGr:-Will some one in authority
explain why iJ is that clerks in the depart.
ments are allowed leave of absence. with paw
to go home and vote, while the employees of
the Government Printing office, navy yard
and ether mechanical departments OF the
nome for that purpose they must lose their
time and pay their own expense. This strikes
che as short sighted, unjust and partial.
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NAVY
TOBAOOO.
= WREE
OLE WING
JACHsON's
BEST.

Awarded hfchsst Prise 1T Centennial Exposition
for fns ehssotnG qHoldtes and sscegleacs 0sd
E6stSnS character Q1 sseestsaSH0 and (0v0rSR4.
The best tobacco ever made. AZ our blue strip
see that y0cks0As BSst II on every plug. Sold By
an dealers. Send for sample, Tree, to G. A. JACK
ION Co., H'frS. PotR6bufH. VI. 1ll-m, thkk,1
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AIfIENTloN-One dozen fried oysters in 4
S1a Iod :, cents at Johns restaurant, corner
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A Mule BEHEADED.-AbOut 81 O'Clock this
morning train of cars on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad run over mule and cut his
head of at the west end of the bridge that
crosses the old canal at ID and Il streets south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-10

To LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled bv those
cleaned for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned
from q up to $3.50 a window. Wool blankets
from so cents to 81 pair, by cleaning num-
Der reduction in price. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
efectually from any article, and careful press
ing gives them an appearance as If newly made.
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htSkIHEp 10 DAY, from auction, an entire
rev s'och Oh PACK yelvets, from ST. IS (, s. a
yard. Connolly's, 6JS Oh street.-Idrt.
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6lS,d&kly
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Julian +. Burk, of Alexandria, and Malyina
Douglas; Edward Nj. Byrnes and Saiiie
Wise; George w. Bassett and Maggie Cline {;
TbeOphilus ID. Roberts and Mary Alice Mum
ma, both of Baltimore; Edward Armstead
and Letha Henderson David Porter and Alice
Kelly
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CITY ITEMS.

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-the worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs and consump
ton.
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BED COMFORTS, % cts. large double white
blankets from $50 per pair bows cassimeres
cts. Atwood black cashmeres ~ cents .featba :.
proof bedticking, 2 cts new fall dress goods
T. Is, Is, ~, p: cOlOred eaShmeres, ain the nav
eolors cheap, at Iowsons, o56 Pennsylvania
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IF YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY
l. pleasant rs dantifrics try WELLS EUREKA
TOUTH POWDER. composed entirely of imp0r ted
articles, pleasant to tie taste. and equal to any IS
cent article. Oct1-1y
NIOTICE!-TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRs-I
IN shall OFFER for fale. for the 90 day5 large
LOT OF MA NTELS. at greatly reduced prices. Veiy
Chamber Nantes. from 20 to Is per cant. less.
ROCHE. 1888 Vermont avenue, near . st. NV.
sepl6-2awlm
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as fOllOWS:-
7. r. Lally to the Corcoran Fire Insurance
company, lot la, So 62s; 8: Anton Heit-
trustees, to g. Z. Tower, lot 50, so. 7SS; $4s06O.
District Of Columbia to III. F. Cobb, lot IS SO.
6s5; s2s q; lot IL So a. So 81 lot t. So. 2s5
$s246; lot I, SO. 80, 81; lot I, Beall's add
ton 10 Georgetown, $3l.62: and lot s, Bears
addition to Georgetown, S3l 81. r. j. Murray,
trustee, to Bridget Sullivan, lot 3d. so. IA, $2l6:
V.M. Burche to John Pettibone, trustee, lot 6,
s.. T. F. Browning, trustee, to W. S, Cox,
lot u. so. 10; $3.50 Gustav Lansburg to Mas
garet Lee, lot 2, go. 56l; $500 Anthony HYDE
ct al to F. S. Bar 6arin lot 229, SO. 6l5; s. 600.
Freedmen's Savings and Trust company to
w. +. Eaton. part tract of land called Poor
Toms Last Shift; 81 ,26S75. VIM. Doherty to
Michael Sheehan, lot Is. So. Is: 1925. c. B.
Church to Sarah E. Douglas, lots l23 to 127 in.
elusive, So. 2C6; $1,000.
THE GRAND JURY to, day returned true bills
OF indictment against ThOS. kinyOn alias VIM.
Kennedy, larceny OF trunk and contents
from Henry Young, and James Warden, petit
larceny Second otfence) of money from John
Fl. COckre.
CALL AT B. III. WARMERS, when you want TO
borrow or invest money on real estate.
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THE DIaTRICT on COLUNRIA

WASHINGTON, October 8, 1878.
Sealed Proposals WIN be received up to n O'Clock
SKTURDAY, 18th instant. at this Once, for the
Construction Of Two Truck Houses for the Fire
DEPARTMENT Of the District of Columbia.
Plans and Specifications can b sean at the once
Of the Inspector If Buildings on ThnIsday next.
BIZ order. WILLIAH TINDALL,
oct6-5t rep. Secretary.
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FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
loto's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lieves wind cole, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising
from teethiug or other causes. An old and
welltried remedy. 25 cents bottle.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Messrs. Duneanson
bros, auctl 1neers, yesterday sold at auction
ior Ferdi ri. I'd Schmidt and Henry Buttner,
sylyania avenue southeast, improved by 2
SchToth for S, 800. ~
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CALL AT B. III. WARMERS 5, when you want to
borrow or invest money on real estate.
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IMMENSE assortment of new dry goods. lust
received at Carriers, the popular cash dry
goods store. Pure wool blankets. s. so: black
waterproof cloth, double width, Soc blue wa
terproof cloth, 15.; ladies wool vests. so beau
ttful dress goods prices ranging from - to
3. 20 yard; silk veivets; cloth for boys wear,
so; lace for curtains, p to 81. Carers I'll
Market Space,-Adyt.
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SUIT FOR SIANDER.-NleSsrs Ray and New
man to-day, for LOrtnZ kiSsner entered suit
agalpst Conrad Keller for SANDER. in having,
on the LIST OF October spoken in the German
language words meaning You're Swindier,
cneat anu thief, and can prove il. You are a
Claiming ! ..OGO da1napeS ~ = ~