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AN INNOCENT MAN NEARLY LYNcHH-The
Troy, Ala, Enquirer tells OF an insane woman,
Miss Carrie Boatr1te. aged IS years, m the An
dTews' settlement, Pike county, who left her
brother and was lost in was lost In the woods
fortwenty-one days without other food than the
buds OF trees She was found by friends and
absence, was charged with having murdered
her and a mob had been formed to lynch him
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Aurp.--ON SALES.
----- AYG.
FUTURE L.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 81 IN

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 81 IH
OF
BUILDING SITES AT AUCTION.
AN ENTIRE SQUARE IN THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF THE CITY. AND THE MOST
DESIRABLE LOCATION. ADJOINING THE
SQUARE ON WHICH STANDS THE BRITISH
EMBASSY, THE SPLENDID RESIDENCE
OF W. M. GAIT. AND OTHER NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS, FRONTING
THE MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND p
STREET CIRCLE. AND NEARLY OPPOSITE
TO THE PALATIAL RESIDENCE OF Ex.
SENATOR STEWART.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 2stb a.y ~
April, 1879. at o'clock. sharp, on the Drenr, COS
we will offer for sale, by lots, the whole Of sunsr
No lis.
L1rHoeRApH1o MAPS may be had of either of tho
Undersigned.
TITLE PERFECT An abstractlby Mshlon Ashford.
esq. may be seen on application.
Terms: Onethrd Of the purchase money In cash
and the remand, secured by deed Of trust on the
property cold in and two years, with lnteres at
six ger cent. per annum, payable semi annually
Ali convey ancing, except the deeds, al the mr.
chsser's cost deposit Of $50 will be required On
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
Room 20, Cercoran BuiIdins.
THOMAS ]. FISHER Il CO. .Aucts.,
No. 1928 st NV. [Rep.] apl7-7t
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teenth infantry, Gen. Ruger commanding, en-
barked at Bismarck. Dakota Thursday on three
steamers for the new post, Fort Assinaboine. 50
miles north of the Missouri and about 50 miles
south of Woody Mountain, Sitting Bulls camp
The post VIII be built this summer at q cost OF
800, 900 and will be the most northerly on the
frnp
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A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER KILLKD.-Asingu-
lar accident occurred on the Genesee Valley
The victims were deaf mutes-mother and
daughter. They were struck by q locomotive
attached TO passenger train, while walking
the track, and instantly killed. The mother
was thrown down an embanlment ten feet high
and the daughter was tossed In the air higher
than the smOkestack.
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MARRIED.

CONNELL-BYRNES On the goth Of April 1872
BY the Rev. Father Simeon. of St Joseph'e church,
Mr.. DAVID CoNNELL to Miss ELIZABkFH BYRNEs.
10th Of Washington, ID. @.
MAYEARD.WARNER. AT Great Bend. Pa,
April 10th, 1879, by Rev. II. n. Ives GEORGE @.
MAYNARD, of washington, d. O., to Misl Lucy T.
WARNER, Of Great Bend.
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LIE TALMAGE TRIAL.-Several interesting
.mngs happened yesterday In the court with
stay In the chair another day, as his term
would expire any way on Monday IA letter
was read from Elder Judson OF young Brother
CROSBY church, requesting the Presbyters 60
noid their future sessions somewhere else than
lis audience room. The Rev. Dr. Van Dykes
motion to close the doors was voted down after
q queer debate, and the mover promptly gave
notice OF protest against the Presbytery'S &C
ton. Elder Major Corwtn testified that the
Adrdnce didn't get the mail list OF the Christian
at Work from him. Mrs. Talmage testified,
among other things that her husband seemed
10 absolutely forget injuries done TO him. that
ne really meant TO make up out OF his own
pocket as much OF the s. 900 Subscription as Mr..
John F. Talmage couldn't pay, and that the
word privately" 10 the telegram to that gentle
man was put In at her suggestion. While Mrs.
Talmage was testifying, the women cried and
soboed, and the Rev. DIR. Spear wept copiously
she was not crosS-examined The Rev, DIR. Tai
mage was the next witness called. He gave q
detailed account OF the Christian at WorE trou-
bles, contradicting the prosecutions witnesses
on all material points, and declaring that he
did nothing wrong from first to last Just be-
fore the adjournment, Elder Judson Complained
OF the Presbytery that some profane auditor
had written on the back of one OF young
Brother Crosby's pews: "Dr. Van Dyke Is a
nar."-tN. Y. Sun, 18th.
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T T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

TRgsTEEs, SALE Of .TWosToRY BRICK
HOUSE, 1873 STREET N. W., AND STABLE
By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated October "a
3, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No 796, fsHi
Folio S6S, ct seq, Of the land records of the ~.
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
public auction. in front OF the premises. on FRI
DAY, April IL, 1879 at o'clock m, to the highest
bidder, Lot numbered sixty three (63), in sub
division as made by Commissioners in Chancery
Of square numbered five hundred and eleven (5lIj,
with the improvements, consisting Of neatly two
story Brick House. with bay window. and q good
inches front, by depth Of 1sb feet to 80 foot
alley This is one of the best pieces Of property in
the city for any one desiring comfortable and con-
venient home Street cars in front Of the door.
Every modern convenience in the house.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash. and the balance in
one, two and three years, with per cent interest,
payable seDiannually, to be secured by deed Of
trust on the property or all cash, the purchaser
may prefer. 800 down on the day of sale, and the
terms Of sale to be complied with in seven days
after sale, the Trustees reserve tho right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauiting
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
BRA1NARD b. WARNER, rr,s..os
ap7eo&ds G. A. JAMES, Aruss1es.
eETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, May I'd, A. d. 1879 same hour and place
BRAINARD II. WARNER,l Trustees
@. A. JAMRS, AfuSseoS'
0D1i. lS. 2lE0OdGdS
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ATTENTION, CoNNOIssEURs OF TIE AN.
TIQUE.

On THURSDAY, April "A, 1879. at IL O'Clock n
g. M, we thall sell at public auction, within II
our auction rooms, a s-tt Of eight Antique sS4
Mshossny Oh airs, inherited from the IRA *
hn-ieell family. These chairs were carved BY
penknfe, out of solid mahogany, and III original
upholttering Is untouched: The pedigree, as the
above family name shows is illustrious, and can
One OF Them an arm chair, Inhibition at the
Gentelnlai Exposition and at several Cen eania
lea Parties through the States Connoissau-s saw
they have no connterparts in the country and even
surpass IN exquisite and durable workmanship the
celebrated chairs in Irdeper dence Han Philadel-
rh,a They viii be on exhibition at our salssrooms
ap2l-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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TRgsTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DMELLlNG, BETWEEN FIRST STREET



TRgSFEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DM5ELLING BETWkEN FIRST STREET
WEST AND NORTH CAPITOL STREET
by virtue of deed of t ust, date August A
S zig Al, AiD iS75 duly recorded in Liber No.
I3Z ioo 81, ct seq, of the land records 4n.
for the District of Cou 30 a. ana at tbs reSuest of
tn, .ne{E party secured s thereby. we win sell st public
The 9Th day of May. A. D. 1879. at O'Clock M. al
ina p,eGe or parcel Of ground lying and De
lps stuate In the city OF WAshinanon Districf Of
Coiumbia "a, and known as and being lot numbered
Dueteen l9), In Shepherds recorded subdiyision
(623), toeether with the Improvement. &C
Terms: third cash balance in three equS in
Q8) months. with interest At per cent per annnm,
secured by deed q trust on the property sold. or
vii be required at time Of sale. All conveyancins
sale are not compliedarith in seven DAYS the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property ut risk
ard cost OF the defauting purchaser after five days
advertisement
a2leosds k hksaiEsTgs PAWS WARNER Trustees
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rHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia in Equity cause f.Hj
No 6.320, will offer for sale at auction, on IT,
THURSDAY, The 18th OF April, 1873, at O'Clock D.
OF art OF square 628 said subdivision recorded
IN the SUI yeyors Office. in Lber O. 81. B, folio 81.
This Lot has front Of 1873 feet on New Jersey
avenue. between E and streets north, and Is
improved by House No. 5S5 New Jersey avenue
Terms: OrehaH of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in two equal payments at six and
TIVE months, with per cent. interest Convey
ancing at purchasers cost $50 deposit at time Of
sale. REGINALD EENDALi. Trustee
STE1GER LIEbERMANN, Aucts ap7-eo&ds
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, April Dist, same hour and place. By
order of the Trustee
aplS-3t STkIGER LIEBERMANN Aucts
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PUBLIC SALE.

Large auction sale At the Navy Yard Washington
NJ, of Condemned Articles belonging TO the Bur- au
OF Equipment and Recruiting Provisions aud q 10th
ing, steam Engineering, Yards and Docks and Ord
full schedule of all articles can be seen by up.
plying at the office Of Oommandant auctioneer's
once, NO. 3l9 9Th street northwest, Washington,
" u JOHN c. FEBI1Ek
Commodore =. s. n, Com ~ ant
DUN CANSON BROS Aucta an1i Or
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MONDAY
CONGRESSIONAL.
OoSoesssSes ~ Safw~daV's Proeeses~~a.
HQI-SE After aur ren>orf clouoA

HOt SE.-After our report closed
Messrs. Mckinley, Frye aud Blackburn an.
gagged I'm a spirited personal controversy. th.
latter charging the former with having maze
CARRIED quotations from his recent speech on
me army bill. He never complained OF manly
oiow struck from the front, but only OF an un-
NANNY stab delivered IN the back. The conro-
aeisy grew out OF the reading by Mr.. Frye OF
an editorial extract from the Okalona Miss
saass, which pretended 70 quote some extreme
i nao,ana rom Mr.. Blackburn's speech. ana
ment. oou1hoin oon1-
The legislative appropriation bin was then
,ul uheI consloered, MT. Price, OF Iowa. deliver
ing stalwart republican speech. ana Mr. Steaia
vi vi A.. u, mace speech denying the assertion
OIL MI. FRYE some time since as TO political ont
RACES and murders I'm North Carolina charac-
terlzing the republican laudation OF the free
oaliot as transparent mockery, declaring that
the cohslltuuohal amendments were Regarded
I'D the south as entitled TO respect and obedi-
.ence. and attr1buting the rise and existence or
the ku-kluX organization in North Carolina tn
The conduct OF carpet baggers holding Office In
that state.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED ON
bS1REET NORTHWEST, No. 1911 NORTH.

By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated March -
398, one Of the land records for the District -x::
of Columbia. and at the request Of the party Sc.
Of the premises, on FRIDAY. the I'd day of May.
A. 1879. at O'Clock pm, the following. piecs
parcel Of ground lying aud being sicuate in the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia. and
known as and being part Of lot numbered six. in
Blake and Kelley's recorded subdivision Of square
numbered one hundred and nnety-one. situated On
street, No ISL h.w., with the improvements there
on, as above.
Terms One third case, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at per
at time OF sale. Conveyaacing at cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied within seven DAYS, otherwise
the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement
j. @. WILSON. ! Trustaaa
ais 6&dsJ. WORDSWORTH GORDON,} Ai"''
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TO-MORROW.
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucaoneers.
A UoTIoN SALE OF GROCERY ARTICLES.

BY virtue Of q deed of trust, bearing date
Liber sos. folio AS ct seq. win, on TUES -
offer for sale nt public auction at the auction rooms
lot of articles pertaining to the Grocery business,
tucb as Tea Caddies, Coffee Mill. Showcases Buck:
w. ..Os' fkANK BROWNING. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. ap1s-4t
STEIaER IEBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
and A soSTH
BY BY TgHd1REE-sTokY AND BASEMENT BRICK.
Re S Virtue sUs Of two deeds Of trust. dated "a
spestiyely February 2ist. 1874, and Februsry i'm
18th, 1875, and respectively recorded In Lber -:
P Of 81 So # s aas
ten request Of the party thereby secured viii pro-
coed to sell e. public snction Ia front Of the prem
original Lot No: Il. in square No 6si Beginning
running along New Jersey avenue in the southeast
erly direction twentyone (2l) fest six co inches
thence back ninety three 5yS1 fsst nine CD inches
ery direction along the east line or side OF said pr
vate alley twenty CID feet six (6 inches to the
along said boundary line ninety three (5sJ feet aud
nine 90 inches, more less, to the place of begin
ming. together with the improvements consisting of
house No. 800 New Jersey avenue southeast and
aPnurtenances thereunto belonsing.
instruments at six. twelve and eighteen months from
dsy OF sale. for which purchasers notes, bearing
bV ee per Of per and secured
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale II terms
day no. T se
the Evening Star newspaper GonSsyan nSSe az AZ
apl0d&ds JOS O. g. KENNEDY Trnsta.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.

| L
oHAASsfbER Hs sAhE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
TEE NORTHUMBERLAND SEQ ssdr1 66sFd dF rH 81
virtue Of decree Of the sup,en. f,or,.
day Of Fes.. ns-y. 1879, IN EQUITY cause s S Sa
49, ceeei NJ the premises. tie Ssf io Ia
Of M Ss
2le t5IeestoIy Brick Dwetns with ali the modern
side Sns ssa
heSi Ine elegant residence Of Senator Stewart
r. and s 6
aos sss the
1o,U42 square feet of ground ''
al ts .ad o. II
on street, between 10th and 2fst streets. '1'"'
third il three equal nss on a.
si1, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale.
with notes bearing interest at six per oentum per
nf All u y !. So
the and e.es lot Of t Ga
% wif rtS the terms Of sale are not compiled
to Fsse the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
nnt; ons purchaser or purchasers after one weeks
'0e TH sossge5 pqIf FSk II w.Tsh,nston
m2&d LAW Reporterl
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
1870 a. OF the rain. until MONDAY April Dist
aps-eo6t THOMAS J. LuTTREL1. Tru,tea
" pr Real Estate IN SOUTH WASHiNGHo
31Ni BEING ON SECOND STREET WEST
HEAE & STREET SOUTH; ON HAGF ar
u.s. NEAR g STREET SOUTH: IN
,SOOIH Z, NEAR HALF STREET N
ny virtue OF decree passed the 9th sixth sRln
Sois en reGsSs; s a 1879 in the Of ~
no, S51, equity docket II, SHALL as trnsfee ~,
MeNDAS: the 2lst Gay Of April, Is g. commandment
~ oclcck p. ~, and continuing until all are soiJ
naEe public safes at auction in front of each iot ~
tt 1oeowing parcels of ground in South WASHING
1oIi, oHer1t q them separately:
red anu nnm6efsd nineteen Q9 in square five hum
and tfweIty 2o, In square numbered six hundred
sLu iortsrtWo Q642); and lots numbered one III
square SIX hundred and forty two CAD o''' "a
Terms OF SALE as cecreed by court: One-.hird Of
inc nTcnsse money IF every parcel shall be i'm ca al
(of which sufficient deposit shall be reoniren at
the time OF sale to ensure the compliance by the
purchaser with the terms thereof } and the balance
IN TWO equal lnstallments at six and twelve months
for which the notes OF the purchasers secured nv
aeed OF trust upon the property cold. bearing
inter eat from the day of sale; or all cash at the
oition # the purchaser; A deposit of pas win be
required on each lot when the same is knocked
oown All at the cost Of the purchaser
tn. JESUP MILLER Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. APT
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

T1nOHAo OVW11No, AuctIUHeef
TRUSTEES BALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY-AND-BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING-HOUSE. No. 1918 8 STREET NORTH
WEST-PRESSED BRICK FRONT, WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue of . deed Of trust dated March Ia
irst, A. d. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber fa
$50, folio g., one of the land records for the ~.
holder Of the note secured by the same. viii sell at
public auction, in front of the premises. on
M, the following described real estate lying, being
and situate in the city Of Washington and District
OF Columbia. known and described as lot numbered
eight (8) in Blake and Kelly's recorded subdivision
OF square one hundred and ninety Que (l9D.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in three
equal instalments payable IN six twelve and eight
cen nder dsfe WITH inteFHst g. per
upon the property sold One hundred dollars re;
recording at purchasers cast. II terms Of sale are
not complied with In seven days, the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at risk and
cost Of defautinR purchaser.
ap12dts j. HOLDSWORTH GORDON Trustee
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HOTELS.

PROPOSALS.
CER6EANT-AT-AhMS OFFICE,
- UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON. April 10. 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until IL O'Clock m on the 18th OF APRIL 1879,
for furnishing the United States Senate with thirty
900 CORDS best quality Pine Wood
the Senate wing OF the Capitol at bidders cost.
The right to reject al or any bids il reserved If
deemed for the interest Of the government to do
r. j. BRIGHT,
apl9-St Sergeant Arms o. 8. Senate
CONsTRUCTION OF FIRE- PROOF BBILD-
" ING FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. I
WASHINGTON D. o., April H. 1873
Proposals win be received ct this office until ~ NJ
on the 24TH DAY OF APRIL, 1879. for Out Stone
Work The plans Of the work may be seen, and
epef1hcAt1Ons, all necessary information, and blank
forms OF proposals., with bonds may be Obtained at
the office Of Ciuss Schulze. Architects Oorcoran
Building.
The proposal, in the prescribed form. should be
addressed National Museum Building Commits
sion. Smithsonian institution Office Of the Becre-
tary, Washington, D. c." apI4eo5t
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUS TEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK DWELL
ING HOUSE, SITUATED ON 8 STREET
NORTHWEST BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
SIXTEENTH STREETS.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated March sz-A
10, 1878 and duly recorde in Liber S79 folio Ks.R
S9s, one Of the land records for the District IL.
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
the premises on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of April,
A. d 1879. at O'Clock p. III the following piece or
parcel OF ground lying and bair situate in the city
of WashiI gton, District of Columbia and known as
and being part Of Lot numbered 10. Blake and Kel-
on street between 18th and 10th streets with
the i'm provements as above
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at per
cent until paid A deposit of 300 will be required
at time OF sale. Conveya cling at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise
the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser
after five days a advertisement
j. HoIbs%okTH GORDON, Trustees
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Y II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
land STREETS.
On MONDAY. the 21st day of April, A. d. -
sell part OF lot IA. square %. being the south l7
feet 81 inches front 25th street by depth OF 81
feet inches to a ~ foot alley
Terms which are easy, made known at sale.
apl5d&dB B. H. WARNER Auotioneer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co., Auctioneers.
SALE OF A BRICK COAL OFFICE. FENCE,
SHED AND UNEXPTRED LEASE
On MONDAY, April 2lst, 1879 at 5 pm. We -
shali sell at auction. on the premises. on q INA
street, between 10th and 18th northwest, one Jul
brick Wood and Coal Office, stable Sheds and
Fence. together with an unexpfred lease.
Terms made known at sale.
ap18-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
IMPROVED AND gSINRRoyED PROPERTY ON
caN f n MTaTEas
,s ops IaTks6;A a AET;ERSo.oN, oath April, II
premises. the large three story Brick Dwelling
Nth BE Ho "a an sse sf1 vacant Los
rooms There is on the premises Brick Stable old
be sold r.t and the adonns ssouud in Lots p Iit
of which will be exhibited on day of sale.
years. notes satisfactory secared and to bes1
interest," at per centvo,nooN nDos .u..a
C44nNTSsE * Ale ggTLp5ss
sSGTH OF TIE REsfpENds 9E THk
z Eb MEIER 4kD Il zSb SEF
FERsON PLACE NORTHWEST
day Of December, 1877, in Equity Cause Mo-
on ay of Msy
at four O'Clock M, on the premises, and eontinu:
all the lots hereinafter described are offered offer
for sale at public auction all those lots or parcels of
and e On the pa IS
and ground plan Of saia city Lots numbered from
nsersos sabdiyis5n Of square nnmbsrsd 01 one
hundred and thirty;rine q39l, which said subdiyi.
Office Of the surveyor Of the District Of Golumb ei
and comprising all the building lots in the said
64udIo GdCu lOt Will % Ou6r6O separately, ana the
Of t6e square, viii be Sfiersd rst Copies s Of
the subdivision may be had at the office Of the auc-
i9neer or Of either of the Trustees application
TeI ms Of eale: Onefourth Of the purchase money
in each, and the residue in equal instalments paya
from the day Of sale. with seven % per cent in
terest to be secured by deed Of trust to the
ton OF the Trustees or by the title being retained
by them until the whole Of the purchase money il
paid or the whole Of the purchase money may be
post Of 800 will be required each Lot, and CON
vsyancing and recording st the cost Of the pur-
In one week from the S:y Of sale. the Trustees re-
rsk snd the 30 sod az me
less than weeks notice by advertisement in the
Evening Star. and Washington Post
y - Bssk q Washington rrns,ss.
T. T. ORITTENDEN, Aruseees.
Attorney Law, 225 AZ st. nw)
B. 81. WARNER, Auct, GIG st. NV. apl6-dtf
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MURDERED FOR THE INSURANCE MoNyy.-In
the trial at Lebanon, Pa, Saturday, OF the six
conspirators, Charles Drews, Frank Stichler.
Israel Brandt, Isaiah Hummell, Henry r. Weiss
and George Zechman, charged with the murder
Of Joseph Raber, I'm December last, for the pur-
pose OF obtaining $4,000 life insurance Mrs.
Peters, daughter OF Charles Drew, zone Of the
prlsoLers), corroborated the testimony OF her
husband, dlvulgfng the conspiracy. Raberwas
murdered In December last at Indiantown
creek, about IS miles firm Lebanon, and at that
time there was an Insurance OF $1,000 upon his
life and II is alleged that the annual premiums
were PAID by Brandt, Hummell. Weiss aud
Iechman. and that melted Drews and Stichler
10 XII kaber that they might obtain the insur-
ance money. The prisoners were arraigned
pleaGed not guilty. Counsel for the defendants
moved toquash the indictment upon the ground
OF 1rregularity, but Judge Henderson overruled
the motion. A jury was then empanelled ana
District Attorney Adams opened the case for
the prosecution. The testimony OF Jos Peters
was that he saw Drews, Stichler and Raber
leave Drew S house on the afternoon OF the muir.
der: they proceeded to the IndIautown Creek.
out few yards away, and then crossed over IL
on plank, Stichler leading; that Stichler turn
ed around, grabbed Raber by the shoulders ana
threw him into the creek, falling into the water
with him: that Stchler said in the presence OF
the Drews family that he had hard work to
keep Raber under water He testified that
Drews told him week before the murder thab
he (Drews) knew a way TO make pile of money
II he QPeters) would keep the secret. and that Q
murder was the means to be employed