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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29
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DUELIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, i>ecemher 81. $; s!cveu
O'clock, ii tsr, i no., the nsXt iai7 t,y, Gt The
ssmo hcuc, will GisVQsa .: .. public saic. ri
FaIrViow tAr;n, LOsr Cameron run ford, rR INC
Telegraph road, Nj e ny FEEitiNE TOOLS
aEd LIVE STOCK, consisting f GGva7at iLc
WCRk HORSES, COLTS, COWS, FARM
ING lMPEEM EMS, &c, Sc. Terms r.sdo
known on day Of sslo.
Eov l0-2"" RICHARD s. WINDSOR.
FQMMlSSIONERS SALEOF LANDIN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY,, EEAh MOUNT
EENON-By virtue CT thc decroas Of tho CiT-
cult Court Of Fai1fsE county, pronounced q. its
November term, 1878. aUa juno term, 1879. in
the suit Of John heiEiin sgsin;t jas. =. Ma.dars
md others, We shall, st II 70. on MONDAX,
tho 15.h day Of December ensuing (cturt day.
il frost OF tho Court House oc ssiG county, sell
by public anctoT, TO the highest bidder, that
TRACT OF LAND WhGrccn tho said J.nlas s;
MarGeca at present resides, situated or Pohich
Greek, and continuing sb0pt iIj acras, ne exact
quantity to be made known on Tia day Of ssiG.
/! has upon i comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with tho usual aad necessary cIihui!d.
lnRe, 3 good orchard, and is very productive
farm.
Terms of Sale: O1o hundred dollars cash, to
meet ec;ts and expenses Cfea!o aLd The reaiduo
III thrao equal annuSl Payments. 20 tcar Interest
from tho day Of sslc, Gn to DO occurred by tho
notes Of the purchaser, with good personal So
curjty, and retention rt ti!o unit! th9 last D~y-
meut Is made
Thia lsnd vii 10 a.artad 81 the ursc, Lid uf
Sl3.25 per acrr. II. ~. THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
nOpl5 wiw Comm'rs OF Saln
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nOpl5 w4w COmm'rs of
By Green s. Wise. Auctioneers.


( 5HOMMISSlONEKS Sale GF VALUAr
- BILE REAL PROFEKTY-By virtuo os
decree Of the Corporation Court for the city OF
Aic2audris, Va, rendered st its Juno term,
1878 in tee suit Cf !Allon and others w. Nc
Vcigh, tho undersigned commissioners therein
named, will sell by public auction, on III u Rs
DAY, tho lllh day OF December, 1879. at u
oclccE lD.. in from! of tho entrsnca 30 The Court
room, on Fairfax street. in the city of Aiuxan-
dn4, w, the following property, 10 wit:
No, J. Tho larpc sud valuable EkiCE
DWELLING and Lon OF GRDUNii, sitga:o
Oh tn" n. k 2ornrr Of -. ."ssgh aui Cameron
streets
No, . The vsuablc TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLl&G adjoining \ o. ou tha cast
The lots above described arc particularly wall
lceatsd FOR resi'!enccs being IN ;ha centre Of the
city and convenient l. railroads, boats. maj
k9t &c, sc.
Terms cf Sale: hs mitch c:sa a. vii uHT l'..,
costs OK sGit Hnd srG, ard thu residue in !hSHc
equal inslg!Elonts IL ]. > anh :; gnsr7 thc nagn.
TABLE notes Of hQ purchasers, Yi!h interest from
day q :m!c. 10 bo tSkan fo. lhn i,,."crel Day
rnontH. nd thA title TO 10 retained un,il tho
whole u! tho NurchSa0 money is psid.
{. W NATEh1S, ;ir,:,l-,'rs.
H. q. CLtUG;tTt,N . s.t".
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!EETerEEGN BkE.EY.

TE7R STBE'i: SALE or VALUABLE
: pOpEKTY NEAR UCCCQUAN VII
LnCE-By virtue oc 8 deed Of trust from George
Se!ec!nsn aEd wife, Ga!cd the i1.h dsy o. Fco-
Faiflax county, ii3er 7, No. !, rage .GG cid
for the purpose therein mentioned, the under
signed Will olieT for iaio GE public auction, a.
Fairfax Cou-. Hougn. Oh MONDAY, tho 18th
day of December. 1873, Court day. 10 tee high
est bidder tho TRACT OF Ian ID conveyed in
tho above mentioned decd, and bounded ss fol-
lows: On the north by Thos. il, Gelocmsn,
Thoa. Curtiss and Vim. L. Marshall; west by
William Davis; South ty Occcqusn Croik ees!
by William SclaGGlaa snd Charos Tyler. Said
tract co1taIEs SCI acres and is krown as t':iH.
Hill. This place EaS THREE DWELLiNGS,
and vii! make three fsTIlg.
Terms Of Sale: SO much cash as will pag cx-
penacs of ssln, also tho SUE CT one thousand
dollars, with intcsoEL thereon from the 18th day
OF February. 1878, until tho dhy Of sso. Selling
as truEteo. shell convoy such t!Llo ~ is vested
il me, which ba!in7o 10 be good.
novl0-twts IyM. i. HALEY, Tf!istca
rE1RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
e LEN D IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,, FA.--
a. Smith and Sarah 6. Smith, his wife, dated
on tho 10th day of July, ISL, snd recorded in
liber n. No 1, folio lS3: one ct tho land records
Of Fairfax county, Va, and et the request Of
the beneficiary in said decd OF trust in writing,
WIZ sc'i ~ pupiIc auSIoH, W tic hiGuesa pli-
dor. in ont Of the Court House CT said county,
on MONDAY, the 10Th Gay Of December. 1879.
(that being Court day. y CERTAIN TEkCT
OF LAND, lying and being situate in the ccun
~ and State sforesai', containing 81 acres,
rood and 10 poles. being !! portion Of the land
conveyed TO tho said Zera s. smith, by II. s.
Nelson, lying near Nelson's Mil.
Terms of Sale: So much cash in hand rs will
pay the costs and expenses Of sHe and the sum
of G3G0. with interest from tho 18th Of Jsnuary,
1878. and tho residue upon such terms
as msy be agreed upon by tho rar.ics in inter-
est. aud in default Of 8: ch agreement, then upon
CT edit of twelve months, with Interest from
lha dsy OF sale nj II per contum por snnum.
Selling IS Trustee, l shall convey only such
title IS is vested in by tho said deed Of
trust. +. u. RICHARDSON Trustra
EhlriNI CO. nov Els
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By john w. Graham, Auctioneo7.


rEHR USTEE' S SALE OF DESIRABLE
a PRQPERTY In FAlKFAN COUNTY,
Eq virtue OF q decd OF trust Ironl Allied S3pliss
and John II. SarLon snd wife d,tod lhe - n dA 2
Ct janusry, 1871, aEd duly of recor;! snong tina
land records Of Fairfax county, in lihCr W, No.
q. folio 10, Aad FOR the purIuao therein lGon-
toned, tho undersigned will ollrr lo7 sale by
public auction, in ircnL Of tho Court House door
al Fairfax Cont Honse. OH MONDAY, tho
l5.h day of December. lSi9 (court day) ~ y
u'ClGCk III, TO the highest bidder, the TRACT
Of LAND conveyed by the above mrn,iGr Ell
dooH, and described therein as fellows, viz: ono
certain lracs of land known ~ + N'H NIL
TRACT situated on lha snuth side Of PukCt,
Kun, IN the district g.! icc COUNTY of FaiFax
State OF Virgins, @ni contsi7s, h:' recent su7-
vey, one hu2drei mad 'urtr-cu" AND y :lg.lf acrcr
20 which survey i": TIM r9";2s Snd hlNmGs r2t,
e7nnco is had.
FERNS of Sale: 20 inaca cash =. will Day
costs OF $50, also tho sum % iiq0 hundred dol,
lars with interest thereon iron! tho = lii day OF
jani!sry, 1871, until paid anA :acrn bo any
rC2idlla q such purchasn r2rr17, tha sHiu s!iGll
be nsdn payshle rs such time oT tiuos, .ad be
secured in such manner - The said Hayl!ss anG
;,GELca shall direct, or IN case 0c their l&luro 20
aivo sHch directlons, at SUCH umo and in such
msHnHer, as tho uadarsiGned shall think Ct.
nov l@.wts z. ". HUNT. Trasteo.
fI|NU@TEE'S SALE OF i HOUSE AND
E Lon.
Ey virtue Ct deed OF :ruat from Ismcs Wind.
scr, dated the l2!h day Of December, 1874, ro-
corded in liber &c. 4. page 49, in tho Clerks
ottioo Of the Corporation Court OF the city Of
Alexandria, art tor tho purposes thcrcia mc0-
toned. the undersigned will olar for sale ny
public auction, or WEDNESDAY,. thn Third
day @: December, 1879. sbout l. NJ, in front of
tho promises, in alexandria, Va, the LOT OF
GROUND, il tho said city, situated Oh tho
Gou.h side Of Duke street ha,wcon Water street
(now Lee s!seasl and Union street, beginning on
Duke street GL tAo Tcstn2s: corner os o. No. rs
in the original rla; OF the ssid city, Si running
south with line C said 10! IS tao! moro or less
20 sn s feet alley; thence with said a!ley cast
twenty feet; lEcHc0 with 3 limo parallel with tho
frs. limo 20 Duke street themes with Duko street
TO the beginning, with the lApEOVGM Er; TS,
~ays, alleys and anpurteAsncGs thereto belong.
ing. Terms Of sae-cash-
nov 3-oo!d JAMES ENEIS. Trus.on
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NO .fGT4yI'TES.

Imported Gln.ss and Dnlmsns, exclusive EtS ios. 1.
Laca Curtains and Nottingham isco.
Or;eEtsl Isbic Covers, novel designs.
Linen Ia!o Covers, clcgan! qualities, with Rap
k2s 20 m@tch.
Seamless i'd tilovcs. ,, {, G sni buttons.
B!eck Iloths and HoGSkirs and Novelties in
D:Hn's and boys wear. MI -four own impor-
t.ton. saving two Intermediate profits, and
irsuring rnwest styles.
Our Dress Gocds Department IA repicta with
now ahd stylish goods, sid NO lu7nish Trim
niGS9 10 match.
Our assortment O; Gatpc.s and Oil Cloths NJ
rrcser. Is elegant aid complete Lowest
prices guaranteed.
rNETIFELDER s. CO.,
novi Hi King street
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':ViLET ARTlCLES-Wu havo fno as
- = s",'mUht Of Toilet Powdcrs. Powder Pulls.
iHtaf Siushes and Combs, Tooth Brushes. Mai
"'"si"., CEauos Skin. Cosmetics, &c, which
10 oIo'..t low pricea.
'tt - J.. STADL COZ
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! 4L.t1ir s. GJnE,

iHl.iNir s TONE,
no. :: i'.i.Hlg .'rHnBg
CEREBRAL.
5's,G;i.5&IGN AND Si:!p::'lh:;; 4 EXCL
nasior ia Ill .iAGs o;
'..tI.iiLEEE', SALT 40 ThA>IE.:.
EgGE; o.. i''g
4.EEAp.;Eij s. I-GHnGH 81 3L.GIHs ~
&JNh&C& ;!I?MthNT.
.ah E--,Et
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e. Il. LAWSON. :. J. JAMESON.
> Z. Lawson 8 JAMESON.
"a.
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.EA&AL .EOHAiSSiON MERCHANTS,
90 ChMEi!ON STREET,

nov is ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Il ENv AUUTION AND COMMISSION
- HOUSE.
W1 have opnnc:: 3: 10. 81 ROyAL 81. an
.IslJn sGu Commission iiGI50.
Ne are now ready 81 receive all kinds Of I:icr-
as"ii3e and household goods OF con5;gnmen!
Is purchase the saTuo.
=. think il NAY provo an AiqsG.sgG % per
sos who hsY0 PRODUCE Of any description
.2nd It 10 Gs. l.ocG!ed Immediately opposite
80 main entc&nco 10 tho Market on E0yal St.,
GODS c.n 30 exposed oTor2 morning 1t public
2,,c;ion, when The bos. prices may DC expected
t-oGp. returns made on ssI"s.
Persons having FURNITURE faT saio will
H. !. 70 their advantage to give Us $ cell.
Ho will attend TO sucioncer!ng IT public sales
property, and respectfully solicit share Of
.o.IC patronage. U'NEAL g LUCAS.
8NAuction goods constantly on hand aud icr
'tc. nov 5-tf
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SOLID COMFORTS tho b,st COOKING
STOVES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OTBICE
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES aud STOVE
Work generally. call on
STANSbURY Il Bro,
Corner King and Columbus sts.
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CGHmGssIasS mERsHasvs.

EET &. JOHNSON & c.,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
Fatally Bitten by an Insect.


This morning a resident of the Tan
neries named Robert Dufin, tifty-two
years of age, died from the bite of an in
sect received last Sunday. The unfor-
tunate man then felt sharp sting in one
of his arms, but whether it came from a
fly or not he was unable to detect. He
rolled up his sleeve and perceived that
the bite was a poisonous one, and soon
sent for doctor, who did not, however,
apparently apprehend any serious result.
The arm, however, began to swell, and
the effect of the poison to be felt on the
system, whereupon the physician was
sent for again. He cut out the part
where the insect had stung the unfor-
tunate man, but the operation came too
late, and he died, as already stated, this
morning. A somewhat similar case, it
will be remembered, resulting in the
death of a young man bitten by fly
while out driving, occurred in this city
about two years ago.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
How Orangs Rite.


All old male orangs are covered with
scars inflicted by the formidable canine
teeth which these animals use wholly for
defense and ofense, since they are fruit
eating and hence do not employ hem in
chewing. Their effort is always to seize
the arm or head of an enemy and draw
the fingers or lips into their mouth, in
stead of advancing their own heads to
bite. Almost every specimen obtained
Of the mature animals had lost some
fingers and toes thus bitten off, and large
pieces are thus similarly torn from the
lips. The baby orang exhibited like
propensity when angry, and would seize
a person by the wrist and try to draw
the hand into its mouth so as to bite the
fingers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
JACKSON'S BEST
Given to Captain Wilson at Negro Ball.

Given to Captain Wilson at Negro Ball.
A negro ball was given at Robinson's
6ance-house, corner of New and North
streets, last night. Everything passed of
PLEASANTLY until about II o'clock, when two
negroes named Moses Jackson, residing at
e6e John street, and James Wilson, alias
Captain" living in the rear of No. so East
Axth street, had a dispute regarding a
white woman. 1t is said Wilson drew a
knife first, and advancing toward Jackson.
threatened to kill him; that Jackson left
the room followed by Wilson; that the lat.
Ter made spring at Jackson, cutting him
eD the head.
Jackson then drew a tbirty-two caliber
efstol and shot Wilson, the ball taking
edeet In the right groin. The wounded
man was taken to drug store close by
whore he remained until the arrival of the
Hospital ambulance. The wound is a
ssEious one, although not necessarily fatal.
Jackson was arrested and taken to the
Hammond Street Station House.
This morning be was arraigned in the
folice Court on the charge of shooting with
intent TO kill. No affidavit having been
fled, the case was dismissed. Jackson was
ysarrested, however, and locked up at the
Ninth-street 6tation-house. He will be
hsought before the Court tomorrow NOM
~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Immense audiences at all places of amuse
ment.
At Pixies Opera-house Miss Anderson ap
peared last night as Juliet" The house
was filled with as fine an audience as ever
graced a Cincinnati theater. Every seat
was filled, chairs placed in all available
places, and the announcement Standing
room Only' met the gaze of those who were
not on hand before the curtain went up.
Tonight Miss Anderson appears in a
new role, that of THE Countess" in Mr..
Knowles play of "Love." At matinee to-
morrow, "Parthenia." Better secure seats
in advance.
A telegram from Mr.. Thomas to the Col
lege OF Music states that Miss Gaul, the
new Professor of the Piano at the College,
met with great success at the rehearsal for
the Steinway Hall Orchestra Concert. Miss
Gaul, Signor Steffanone, the new vocal
teacher, and Mr.. Thomas, will arrive here
Saturday morning next
At the Grand Opera-house Mr.. Denman
Thompson as Joshua Whitcomb" is draw
ing packed houses at every performance
The play is masterpiece CT comedy, and
nothing finer could be desired. The rush
is so great that you should not fail to Sc
ouio oedtS az ldWley ) or at the DOX-OmCe
Our Candidate" at Heuck's Opera-house
is a splendid comedy, elegantly rendered
to large and most appreciative houses. You
can't afford to miss it. Matnees Wednes-
day, Saturday and Sunday.
The first mass rehearsal of the united
Catholic choirs will take place at Washing
ton Platform. northeast corner of Court
and Elm streets, Sunday evening, October
18th, at 1880, sharp. All singers desirous
of joining this chorus will please take no
tice that the list of singers will be closed
OH said evening, and therefore their prompt
attendance is requested.
Esher's New Palace makes point in low
prices and fine entertainments, and they all
take it in.
The Vine-street Opera-house catches them
as of old.
Don't forget the Geological Garden.
The ushers of the theaters have handled
the immense audiences of the present week
very handsomely. Notwithstanding the
crowds there has been no confusion, fact
attributable to having efficient and self
possessed gentlemen in charge of this de-
partment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
The Reading Lesson.

At an inspection l was at last Spring
in the neighborhood of London, large
class of boys and girls were to read to the
Inspectors assistant. A boy began
"The potato in its native soil. America
is small and not fit to be eaten" "Oh,
stop! try again." said the teacher, jok-
ingly. Mthought you were going to tell
me about the potato, not about America"
The boy read it again exactly in the same
way. glanced down the whole class
and saw that not one of the faces showed
that the children knew what was meant
when he was again told he was wrong.
However, the assistant, who wasevidently
an experienced teacher, soon brought
them to understand, and then they were
all much amused. But every child must
have read that lesson some dozen times.
The fact of one boy making such mis-
take was not to be wondered at; he
might have been shy or stupid; but that
not one of the children could discover
the mistake was somewhat startling.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
Bazaar Notes.

A concert has been arranged for this
evening and the price of admission fixed at
twenty-five cents.
The ladies of the refreshment booth have
afine cartoon which is being contested for
by the different daily papers
The gentlemen composing the Bazaar Com
Aaittee held meeting last evening and
listened to the reading of the reports of the
various committees.
The Gypsy Bower has received the fol-
hhwing donations: X. B. Ashfield. hand
some bottle of cologne; Mr.. VIM. White.
pnlimited order for flowers; Mr. Chas.
Gowie, for making gents slippers; Mr.. John
Kseshan, soda fount; Mr.. Gardner, Fourth
street, two dozen button-hole bou-
quets and use of decorative plants; ANDY
Gilligan, one case wine; Mrs. Knapp and
Mrs Richter, plants; Mrs. M. Clements,
two hanglng-baskets, canary-bird and cage,
nOwer vase and package of sachet powder:
Ars. M. Hart, very handsome aquarium
nocking-bird and cage; Mrs. VIM. Poor,
eanary-bird and cage, and number of
plants; Sisters of Cedar Grove, large box
q fancy goods made by their own hands,
hesides art contributions of portraits of
Pope Plus TX and Leo XIII, painted on
ivory, white silk fans painted in water
sofors, pair of silver nut-crackers and
sne dozen picks, very valuable; P.
l. Coultry, pair of Faience
vases, handsomely decorated by Mr..
Whately, valued at $50; also seven other
pieces from Mr.. Coultry; Nurre & Co., pic
ture frame; Mr.. Lundy lat Allen's) sachet
powder and one dozen cologne bottles; Nc
Henry & Co., for use OF gas fixtures and
putting up of same; John Ryling, canvas
tent In Gypsy camp; James J. Rice, mate
nal and making bridge and we'll; Mr.,
Preuer, of Thoms & Co., twelve Yards in
grain carpet; J. Gibson & Co., use of hand
1Ome fountain and donation of plumbers
bill; Mr.. Curren, box of lemons; Philip
Coyle, basket of peaches; Mrs C. Hagerty,
h.sket Of grapes, apples and lemons; II.
auebenthan, ten pounds sugar; G. H.
Frank, ten pounds sugar; Bean &
Co, ladies' sewing basket; Charles Mac
donald. flower baskets, bouquets and kind
assistance; Mr. Manthey, very large hb-
tscus and other plants; Mr.. Tom Burnett,
amall plants; Mr.. Waltz, half dozen plants;
Mr. Buckley, several plants; Sisters Of
Charity lCumminsville and Avondale), a
samber OF plants; Mrs. Jas. Rice, hanging
basket; Mrs. Jno. Corbett. cut flowers daily;
4n. Taft, cut flowers almost daily; Rev.
Father Byrne, two boxes cut flowers; Mrs.
Il N. Moore, basket cut flowers; Keppler
z Bro, making lemonade; Miss Amelia
Astheral price Hill, one pair handsome
vases decorated by herself; Lang & Wer-
ner. bark for rustic work; Miss Stryker,
wax cross; Hopper & Matthews, basket
grapes; Mr.. Bruner, bouquets and plants.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
NOTICES..

| SUPERIoR COURT OF CINCINNATI, HAM
y 1LTON County, State of Ohio.-William G..
Chamberln ct ais vs. Edwin N. Rogers ct ais
Edwin N. Rogers, OF San Francisco California,
Mary Sewett and Charles p Jewett, residence
Worthington, Fort Wayne, Indiana, John w.
Knight Albert G. Knight Della Knight, Jane
Whitley, Simeon Whitley, and Sayrs G. Knight,
residence Racine, Wisconsin. Royal 8. Hicks,
Mary g; Hicks Arthur W. Hicks, Charles Hicks,
Indiana, and Rebecca Marshall OF Florence, Switz-
erland County, Indiana, defendants 10 the above
petition, will take notice that on the I'D day Of
September, 1879, William G. Chamberlin and The
odore Gazlay filed petition in the above Court,
the object and prayer of said petition being to set
aside and declare forfeited for non-payment of
rents and breach OF covenants, certain lease
made BY Sayrs Gazlay TO Edwin N. Rogers and
1859 for the following real estate to wit: Lots 427,
428 1885, 1856, and 20 feet off the east side of Lots
429 and 1884, and feet inches off the west side
OF Lots 426 and 3S7, in Anderson and others sub
division, as per plat recorded IN Plat Book No. q
page 20S, of the Records of SAID County, and be
ing originally Lot 38 as laid out in Plat Book No.
page 30O same records said real estate being in
the City OF Cincinnati, County of Hamilton, State
OF Ohio Said petition also alleges that said plain
tifls and defendants named are the owners in fee
simple of said real estate and that the same is un
divided, and that they are entitled to have the
same partitoned according to law.
SAD p alDtllfs pray IN said petition, substan-
TALLY for the forfeiture Of said lease and all rights
Of and privileges of said Rogers and Worthington
/ hereunder, and to quiet any and all claims OF
title that said Rogers and Worthington may have
in said lots under said lease, and for the partition
OF said real estate among the owners thereof, ac
c0rding to law and for such other relief as the pe
titioneIs may be entitled to.
The defendants 10 said petition will take notice
that they are required to answer said petition on
or before the twenty-second day of November.
1879. THEODORE GAZLAY,
MILTON safer.
se26-6tF Attorneys for Plaintiffs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Mary A. Hemberger to David Gillespie,
lot SO by $50 feet, OH the southeast corner
of Wyoming avenue and G., H. & D. Rail.
road, Lockland; $1,000.
David Gillespie and wife to George
George, same premises; $1,000.
T. s. Williams and wife to John w. Schro-
der. lot 1879 by 81 feet, on the south side OF
Laurel street, 1342s feet west from Baymil.
Ter street; $1,000.
Edwin T. Kidd to VIM. A. Hopple, lot 15
by IA feet, on the south side Of Glenway
avenue $50 feet west from Prospect avenue
also, lot 40 by 100 feet, on the west side OF
Prospect avenue, go feet north of Kidd's
south line, Clifton; S., 1,050.
VIM. Arbuckle and wife to Washington
Grooms 80 67-100 acres, in the west part of
Section 36, Sycamore Township being Lot
No. 6, OF the estate of s. Arbuckle; 81, 400.
Dangerheld Farley and wife to VIM. II.
Parham, leasehold estate so by rs 88 100
feet, on southeast corner of Chapel and
Willow streets, Walnut Hills; 5000.
Executors of N. Longworth to Olive Far.
rell, 20 years lease of Lot No. 275, of Robb
d Fees First Subdivision, Undercliff:
cash, sos; annual rent, $42; privilege OF
purchase, 800.
Peter Jansen and wife to Herman Buno
Degenhart lot 25 by 100 feet, south side OF
Gage street. S2H feet west from James
street; 1915.
Elizabeth Chase to William Chase 16
acres, in Sections 25 and 26 T. A, E. r. 2,
lying partly in Hamilton and partly in
Warren Counties; $1,000
Adam Wnocf and x,y;fa 10 Nhor1nc A
Schmitt, rs by SO 37-100 feet, on south side
Of Sherman avenue, $40 feet west from
Western avenue; $780,
L. H. Pummill and wife to Hamilton
County Building Association, 194 1912 by
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
A meteorite sword is a novelty. G.

A meteorite sword is novelty. Gen.
eral Ord, of Texas, sent piece of this
celestial iron and steel mixed to Colonel
Benton, at the Springfield Armory, to be
made into weapon. The material was
found very brittle, but all difficulties
have been overcome and the blade has
been finished. On it is an inscription in
Spanish setting forth that the sword is
made from iron fallen from the skies of
Mexico, and is presented to G. Trevino,
Mexican General of division, by his
friend General Ord, U. S. A.