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GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL e.
- TATE TAT on NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BE
ING PREMISES No. SOFA TIRE E-S fORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING

M pREsI hMH u anh rS S1grH Sn BIZ
AaP BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
.ry 2sts, Hp 1885, and d duly p1 recorae a IN
the District Of Columbia shall proceed to sell at
DAY, the 10Th day of May. A D. 1873 at O'Clock D.
ton the district Of Columbia known as the north
square numbered six hun dred and nlnetyons (691J
the same having front Of twenty-one (ip fee. six
60 inches on New Jersey avenue south east and ex-
tendnH with the same width to the OF said lot,
t. gether with the improvements. consist ing Of a
three story and basement Brick Dwellin g-house,
Terms of fale One-third cash; balance in equal
Instruments at six twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale for which purchasers notes. bearing
Pr VIII Be 9d c e ts
at time OF sale. II terms OF sale are not complied
with WITHIN five days from day Of sale property
chaser after ays days mott in the Evening Star
newspaper. All e0pveyancing At Pnrchaser's cost
1GS Hnsts MTsstss
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO ME
Liber 74O folio 49, sc. one Of the land records f.!
for the county Of Washington, D. G.. and at -as:M
the request Of the OF the note secured there
on se
Lots numbered one, two and three, in uare north
$685. together with the improvements thereon
Terms VI SALE The amount OF the Indebtedness
secured thereby and expenses of sale in cash; bal
with interest at six per cent. per annum deposit
Of $10O, will be required to be made Immediately
Be paid BY the purchaser and 4 the fu ters arc re
not complied with in five days after sale the prop
erty will be resold at the risk and cost of The de-
JOHN W. KENNEDY. Tru stee.
my5-eo&ds JOS. T. GOODWILL, Auct.
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RAILROADS.


THE GREAT DOUBLE rRAoK.
national Route and Short Line to IN.
and soathWest.
40 at fs eve S%n 9sHzIk aSS: H. 's'a
o M19Rse:s, Elioott City on sunday 70 Baltimore
soS HsnoSsI. and Hlf hdxa s1s: iaaS
$50 m-Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS and WAY. fpied
III. SIrasburs Winchester. Hagerstown, and WaJ
f7:1O 4 m.-Bslttnore and Iaure, Exprem
WINCHESTER. Hsgerstown. and Way stations.
Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis Junction
md sts Valley Branch except Sunday Through Gar 70
ton to sandusky daily, except Saturday
IsW Anon Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
loco Hm-Baltimore Express: Stops at Bladens-
burg. College. Beltsv1lle. Laurel. Annapolis juno
Al, Ha To- .m-Baitmore. Annapolis. Ellioott City
ESQ p.m.-New York, PHILADELPHIA. and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
ii ;S5 pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
4:30 p.m:-Baltimore. Blsdensburg and Laurel
41press Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t1 :SS P.m.-Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers.
town, WINCHESTER and Way Stations On Sundays to
lions
f6 80 p.m.-PhiladelphiA, Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses. Ellicott Oity. Norfolk except Sunday.
N0rfOk Passengers taken In the Cars direct 10 Bot
at Canton Stop at Bladensbnrg and Laurel
f6 30 p.m.-Baltimore and Way Stations.
t7 80 Pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express.
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore Express
BOO pm.-Point Of Rocks and Wxy Ststfona
to so p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsb1rg E1presa Pittsburg. except Sunday. Put
flo :l5 p.m.-New York. Philadelphia and BsIti.
more Expreea Stops ct Bladsnsburg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Oar to Philadelphia.
tt)Daily. ton Sunday only Other trains daily
For further Information apply 1t ticket ofioe de.
Pot, corner OF New Jersey avenue and street. GIG,
Masonic Temple, High st., Georgetown where tick.
etS can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
w. a. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation
~ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE g. KOONTZ General AGENT novI6
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DIED.

FORD. Departed this life, May 18th, 1879. FRED.
ERIcK FORD. aged eighty three years, IN old res-
dent Of this city.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral. Friday, 18th. ct O'Clock, Ms
Massachusetts, avenue
NOBLE In Richmond. Va, Monday. l3th, 1879.
ALICE THOMAS, wife Of hev. Charles Noble, Of thiS
city, In the thirtith year Of her age
STUART. On the morning Of the l4th Of Nay,
1873: at 20 q M, CHARLES A. STUART, son Of the
late Fred D. Stuart, In the thirty sixth year Of his
age.
Funeral from the residence Of hfs brother, No 10
I'd street, Georgetown, Thursday, at p. m lSan
Francisco aid Brooklyn, N. Y, papers please
copy.l
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TRUSTEES BALE OF A VALU ABLE BUILDING
LOT ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN AND
By virtue of a deed Of trust. dated Ausust -
18th. A. d. 1876, and recorded in Liber No -
Of 6on%ba and At the request Of the pary
thereby wild sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of May.
depth of ITO feet, Of Lot Is, in square $40.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in six and
mum, secured by deed of trust on the properly sold
deposit ct ESQ on day Of sale. If terms are not
rgIt to resell at risk and cost of defauting pur.
chaser. Conveyancng at purchasers cost
my3eo&ds ROBT. 81. WARD, Trustee
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DUBLIO SALE
l. OF AN
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.

On THURSDAY. May %, 1873. at II O'Clock -
highest bidder thst spiencid Country Seat, ll::l
near Leicester, Howard county, called Font Hill the
over 90 acres: The dwelling, built within four years,
Is remarkably spacous and thoroughly appointed.
buildings likewise new and complete. Tha grounds
are adorned with native forest trees. ornaments
the situation COMMANDING and perfectiy saluhrous'
and the scenery extensive and exquisite, within IA
House, and within miles Of Jessop's Out upon the
Baltimore and Washington Railroad. 1t offers every
business in Baltimore or Washington
Terms OF sale,One-haf cash, residue in six and
twelve months, bearing interest.
A purchaser can probably arrange for more ex-
fenced credits il desirable
The iture and other personal property viii be
sold at the same tie.
WILLIAM NJ MERRTCK,
Executor of Ella ". Mercer.
e. A. TALBOT, Auctioneer. myl2-dtmX
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A RED APPLE AND WEDDING.-At certain
country church In one OF the best communities
In our county the good ladies set up large
Christmas tree last Christmas eve and loaded
its branches with gifts for the little ones add
ing now and then present Tor some luckless
bachelor or bereaved widower. One OF the mer-
REST and brightest maidens aiding in Labelling
the pretty toys, In spirit OF mischief hung
upon the lower boughs a large red apple In
Scribed: From Miss Susie y. 10 DIR. Y" The
presentation OF tie apple-the same fruit that
Eve is said 10 have rashly plucked In Eden
brought the parties together ia an hours pleas
ant converse, and so very agreeable did the
good doctor find his fair neighbor that his prac-
tice began seemingly TO Increase In the imme-
date nelghborhOod OF her fathers house. A
few short months passed, and ere the spring
vloletS modeStly peered forth from their winter
retreats there was a wedding at the nice cot
tage home where the good physicians steed
crisis In the doctors case had been reached, and
the lovely Miss \. was merged into the bloom
Ing, blushing Mrs. DR.. Y.-Ekeryitcether [Ga.l
VindicotOr
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GEORGE TRUESDELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
" 695 Seventh street

GEORGE TRUESDELI4 Real Estate Auctioneer
" 605 Seventh street.
TRU6TGES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH MAN.
SARD ROOF Situated ON The EAST
PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE ANb STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust datsd August Il
Sth 1873. and recorded In Liber No 727, H.
folio 1Sl: st seq, Of the land records D. c. ~
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, In front OF
the premises. on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF May,
1873 ct ~ o'clock M. all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground, situate in the city of washington
in the District Of Oclumb q, known and descri6ed
as lot No 3d. in Shepherds subdivision of ORIGINAL
lots No and6 in square No. 575 together with the
Terms Of eale, prescribed by the deed of trust
The full amount OF the debt with the COSTS inter.
est and expenses due the day Of sale in cash and
The balance at twelve months for which the note Of
the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of ten per
centum per annum from the day of sale, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold shall
be taken. deposit Of $500 will be required Of the
purchaser st the time Of saie and all convey
shall be at the purchasers expense.
HALLET KILROURN,
ANDREW @. BRADLEY,} Arus'ees
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A GANG OF TEXAN CUT-THROATs AL LARGE.-A
special dispatch from Bryan, Texas, to the Gal
weston Netrs, says: Last night all the prisoners
save one escaped from the jail at this place. a
confederate OF the prisoners concealed TO the
Among those escaped are the Jones brothers
and Stearns, the murderer of Morse at Calvert.
Texas, and Andrew Walker. murderer and bond
counterIelter. The prisoners secured the lail
arms Citizens are In pursuit.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctdoneers.

by Virtue OF o deed o. trust dated April ITO, -
1877. and duly recorded in Lber 847, at folio G.!|
466 ct seq, Of the land recorLs for the Dis -
thereby secured and by virtue OF certain oraer Of
the Equity Court passed May 10th instant in cause
No 6707, will se1 public auction. in front of the
premises. on THURSDAY. the 22d day Of May. A.
D. 1879 at 80 O'Clock m, all that piece Of ground
described in aaid deed as lot numbered twenty
seven l2, of N. 3. Smiths recorded subdivision OF
O. N: Thorn's subdivision of part of square four
hundred and seventy-fve (475), together with the
improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One third of the pur sbaee money
in cash, (of which 800 will be required as deposit
at the time Of saleD and the balance in three equal
lnstailments. payable in six twelve and eighteen
the purchaser and deed Of trust on the property
bearing at the rate OF seven per centum
per annum until paid. OonveyancinR at the pur-
chaeers cost Trustee the right to resell
risk OF the defaulting porchaser sale be not
w. w. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room 4, Webster Law Building.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. Aucts, myl2-d
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EDUCATIONAL.

ER1NCH.-Madame LECOURT has removed, 7o5
10Th st., corner New York avenue. She would be
clad y, to obtain an engagement as FRENCH
TEACHER in school. my6-3ws
ROOKKkEPING TAUGHT. COPYING DONE,
II Estate and Partner ship Accounts settled. Com
first-cIass references. e. W. A. JORGENBON,
Room 2. lie Droit Building; 1420 New York avenue,
Room apps Inn
E,kEhOh LESSON. Private or in Glasses ;
T. terms moderate. MADEMOISELLE V. PRUD-
'HOMME has removed to 80 18th st. NV. A good
pronunciation Parisian) and the use OF practical
struction during the summer. Gall any day between
Il and O'Clock. Mondays and Thursdays after 4
pm. mar26-1y
CPENOERlAN BUSINESS college,, corner 7th
- and l. ats. n. ". Established 1864. SPRING
SESSIONS Men and Women can enter at any
spon9ence, business Calculations. Single and Dou.
mercisl Law, Political Economy and Lectures. The
course may be completed attending day or evening.
For particulars visit the College or address
mar24-tr II. O. SPENCER, Principal
privately OR IN CLASS Latin, Mathe.
4 metics. Rhetoric, Logic. Arithmetic simpliied.
West Point, Annapolis or Collegiate preparation.
Terms moderate 8. w. FLYNN, A NJ, 1927 T. ct.
NV. Call before IL am after p. m. sep13tr
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer,

POSITIVE SALE OF A FINE BUILDING LOT
On NORTH SIDE OF II STREET BETWEEN
IWENTY,THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, 1879. -
at O'Clock, on the premises 1 shall sell the3$
western 50 feet inch OF Lot g. in square Al. BY
depth Of 100 feet 10 inches
Terms: tnethird cash; balance at six and tvelv
months with otes bearing interest aod secured by
$50 deposit at time OF eae myla1t
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I..I W 49,. .I I||I |. 49, II| ., II I.II
No 40 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, IL
and recorded in Liber No. 743, folio 90. one Ia.
OF land records Of the District of Columbia the
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 2d day Of
June, 1873, at O'Clock all Of lot numbered 80, Of
square 500. as recorded in Liber H D O., folio l64
to wit 845OO with interest at per cent per snnum
from August H. 1875 secured by this deed OF trust
unpaid, with the expense Of sale in cash.
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser.
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured
by deed OF trust on the property Sold will be
taken A deposit Of 5000 shall be required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale. and al conveysncing
in days the trustees reserve right to resell at risk
and cost OF 6efauting purchaser, after giving such
notice OF such resale as they may think proper
3; LEWIS BLAOKFORD,l T-r.,oo.
ruo, w; ARTHUR TAYLOR, Arus'ees
IHOS T. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap29-d&ds
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D II. WARNER. Aucuoneer.

X H. WARMER, Aucuoneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING lot AND SMALL BRICK BUILDING
ON SOUTH SIDE Of RHODE Isl ISLAND D, AVE 4
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
will sell at auction, on the premises. on ~
Lot Fl" subdivision of square al. having q ~.
frort OF d. 400 feet on Rhode Island avenue by
an average depth of l30 feet to an alley.
Easy terms. to be made known at the SALE
my12-d&ds
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A FANcrruL FIGHT wriH TRAMr.-A curious
story OF an alleged robbery ana attempt &C
muroer comes nom the village OF Bogota on
the New Jersey Midland railroad. Al am
saturday, gentleman found Francis Carter,
the station agent, lying on a bench before the
station. Carter said that Just as he opened the
money drawer. which contained $2s co. tramp
appeared on the scene, and after flrfng q re-
yolyer at him, the ball from which hit him In
the left breast, the tramp took the money and
ran. He fired gun at the tramp during the
excitement, but had not hit him. He expressed
wish To be carried home that he might die In
peace. The doctor, however, found only a
slight abrasion OF the skin. lie found small
nullet IN Carriers undershirt, and IL turned out
that the bullet just ntted a revolver that Car
yer carried and several chambers OF which were
Ioubo 10 DE empty. on Friday II seems Carter
!eceNeo word from the railroad authorities
Inat ne was behind In sending his money, ana
niust forward his April receipts at once HIS
pace VIII DE nlled, although he denies that he
shot himself and made up the story OF the
tramp. He has always been regarded as an
honest young man, but his woulo,be SLAYER SIN
roams at large, and no effort has been made to
find hfm.-[N. y. Tribune
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Two MEMBERS OF the Society of Friends from
This city accompany Gen. Conway on his visit
TO the parts OF the south whence the negroes
are migrating. Their purpose is to provide the
colored men with immediate employment In
any part OF the north where their labor will
nnQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Times
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ELEVEN DESIRABLE COTTAGE LOTS. AT
~ PUBLIC SALE.

u PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at -
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell lots ~
IT, &c. So, 81, a. rs, y, and 70, in McLaughlin's
east of Lincoln avenue. between Boundary street
and Glenwood Cemetery. These lots contain from
seven ten thousand square feet of land each two
of them fronting on Lincoln avenue at the corners
Of Gales and Heating avenues are desirable for bus
high ground sufficiently removed from the main
road to rem der them desirable for cottage sites
Terms One-third in cash the remainder in Elk.
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at the
rate of ak per cent secured by desd Of trust on the
premises. THOS, j. FISHER CO., Aucts,
pyl3 d&ds 1223 + street n ",
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AUCTION SALES.
CHANoERY SALE

CnASozRr SALE
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE.
BEING THE WHOLE OF THE
SQUARE NORTH OF SQUARE lo26,
SITUATE BETWEEN BOUNDARY AND AND
18TH AND 14TH STREETS N E.
By virtue Of decree of q decree of the On. eaA
preme Court of the District Of Columbia S2U
passed on the sth day OF July, A. d. 1879 in C.
Equity Cause no. 6SO3. Docket IL, win sell, ON
THURSDAY. May Is,
At 30 O'clock m in front of the propertv tn wit
The whole of square numbered north OF aUnare one
th3ut and and twentysix Il ,026l, in Washington D q
j., Terms as prescribed by the decree. Onethird
int, secured by deed Of trust said property
FIFTY GOD dollars deposit required at the fine ri
sale All conveyancine at the cost of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
the rick and cost Of the defauting purchaser Tbss
sale is made subject to taxes and aasessmenfs ~
EDWARD b. THOMAS, Trustee
lie Drot Building, so Sth street
q. 4. NOAO w EIA, AuctlOneer my14Is
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The NEGROES IN NEW ORLEANS are much dis
lIesseG Dy the new municipal regulation which
compels them to close their religious meetings
Dy 10 O'Clock In the evening. They say that it
reminds them OF the old days of slavery. The
arrest and fine or Imprisonment Under the
oid regulation 1t was fine and noggtng.-IEE-
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MAN AND GIRL DRowNED.-Robert Harris,
Ing TO cross Black river, near WATERFOWL, n. T.,
yesterday, In row boat, were carried over the
Big Falls and drowned. Harris had been drink
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THIS EVENING.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
i Southwest corner of Penna av. and 18th st.
GREAT ARTISTS CONTRIBUTION SALE OF A
SUPERB COLLECTION OP VAL UABLE OIL
PAINTINGS.
To be sold at public auction, without reserve or
limit at my auction rooms corner 18th and Penn
ING. May 14th, at ~ O'Clock, and continued the
evenings following, at same hour until all are sold
Exhibition Wednesday Morning, when catalogues
can be obtained.
my12-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
p h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer

"HAA~&NAsASS
TRTsE1 RpE sr6 SAFE gp{ OF VERY DESIRABLE
ET HH sPz zSb r. TIE
go t6s snS records Of the SsI efS
@ pSSe Sp aaP is i s son q. q
situate the city Of District a Of uou
bis and known and described IS being part Of orgi
three fsaTs for sss
same at the distance Of one hundred feet from the
fs S; ass amt
go inches thence due east ninety five ls5) fee;
themes xss sS feet s C. the eTS
OF i t Iss the
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
alter With al
at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at tine Of sale,
or p59Ss5a wiz 5o 4 Kk EsSd trustee
sxTHE AB 20 yE,S SALE All I! I. POSTPONED TILL
spa ~ Rss { RSbs Trustee
poned until FRIDAY May 2. 1879. same hour
sp26-eodfs JONATHAN KIRKwooD. Trustee
rE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, May l4th, 1879, same hour and
my3eo&ds JONATHAN KIRK WOOD
nUNCANs0N BkOs. Auctioneers
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH A STREET,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
EAST.
On WEDNESDAY, May 14th. at s 80 O'Clock 40,
p.m will sell in front of the premises, sub k9e
ing 20 feet on North street and running back to
statue. the grounds surrounding the same is to be
improved greatly.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen u onths, notes to bear per cent. in
terest aDd to be secured by deed of trust GU the
property sold.
THOSE. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON TENTH
STREET, BETWEEN L AND F STREETS
NURTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, May 14th, at PM. A
the two-story frame dwellings, Nos. 527 and f4fD
~ feet ''''
Terms day of ssle
my10 d&ds THOS E WAGGAMAN, Auct
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THE LATE ELoPKMENT-It has been definitely
ascertaiBed that w. j. Ancout, Camden ri.
. painter, and Miss Nellie Taylor, daughter OF
me rector OF st. Johns Episcopal church, in
that city, who disappeared Friday night, have
Deen married: Mr.. Taylor, when he found that
mis- daughter had run away, visited the prose-
cutor or Camden county and asked whether
anything could be done with the runaway. The
prosecutor said no, as the girl was OF age.
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UNDER Law OF PENIS TIMR.-A novel case
has just been tried In the Montgomery court
When VIM. Penn was governor IN 100 q law
kept for Enclosures shall be well fenced with
fence at least five feet high, OF SUFFICIENT rails
or logs, and close at the bottom" Further
more, that whatsoever not having their grounds
iDclosed with sufhcient fence as aforesaid, shall
hunt, Kill, or do any damage to any horse, kline
sheep, hogs or goats OF any other persons by
grounds shall be liable TO make good all dam
ages sustained thereby to the owner of the said
cattle" On this law an action was based by
Jacob Krauss, Norriton township farmer, one
neighbOr, so that the animal had to be killed.
Krauss held that the fence OF his neighbor's
farm was not In accordance with the Penn law
and that bis cow having strayed In she had
been injured by Getty In driving her out The
jury rendered verdict on Friday giving Krauss
one cent damage: The court ruled that the
verdict was illegal and ordered new trial.
[PhilG Times, 18th.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GPBlNG GOODS.
Most fashionable styles, Of best makes for GEN
TLEMEN'S DRESS and STREET WEAR, I'D
ready for inspection
Respectfully request the favors Of my pat -19
rons and the public generally.
f. J. HEIBER0ER,
CITIZKNa' ARMY h NAVY TAILCR.
apSh 636 10Th street. opp Treasury,
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A DIMINISHED CONSUMPTION of tobacco both
in England and France has been Noticed. M
Leroy Beauleu thinks that the rising genera
ton In France smoke less than their parents.
IL seems more likely, however, that the peas
ants among whom the indulgence had been
gradually extending, are retrenching fn this
direction, owing to deficient harvests and low
prices ~"
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A MONTREAL LASS died OF a broken heart-and
neck-Sunday week. She had lover, but hap
pened to offend him by going out walking with
another man. He was jealous, and treated her
with marked GOODNESS. After suffering for q
few weeks the pangs OF unreQuited love, she
tied rope about her neck, stood upon chair
tiers. By vigorous movement OF her CATERS
the chair was overturned, and she was wrenched
out OF life. In letter which was pinned TO her
Old clothes she took pains TO explain how tt had
come about. 1t may as well be known that
having repented OF what said met him on
Sunday night, and asked him to 20 home with
me. He went, but he treated me so very coldly
i intended; but I would not be satisfied, 90 I
wrote TO him, and he sent me no answer; and
then sent for him to speak to me, and spoke
TO him, but all TO no purpose. But the day win
come when he WIN be sorry for throwing away
q love like mine"