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nUNCANhON BROS. Auctioneere,
IL 9Th and d streets northwest
IRnsTES's SALE OF gNIMPRovED PROPER

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPER
TY, ON FIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
AND NJ STREETS NORTH
=, BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on an
Liber No. 843, folio 49s. OF the land records ofS
the District Of Columbia, the Undersigned Trustee
will sell at public auction in front OF the premises
on THURSDAY, the 25th day of September 1879,
at AZ O'clock M, all Of let Is and the south 40 feet
inches front OF lot IA by the depth thereof, in
square sos, in the city Of Washington, having to.
g.thsr front Of III feet inches.
Terms OF sale One third cash: residue in six
and twelve months, to be secured by deed Of trust
on property sold to tine satisfaction OF Trustee.
S1C0 eposit required when bid accepted and the
Trustee to have right to resell at risk Of purchaser
If terms Of sale are not complied with in five days
from day Of sale. GEO. 81. TURTON, Trustee,
keplSG&ds Residence 1909 K it.
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T T. COLDWELL, Auctloneer.

ThUSTEESr BABE OF MOE TWOSTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. LOCATED No
GOT TENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated August "a
II. 1876, recorded In Liber S25, folio Ash one E.
Of the land records for Washington county, .XM
District Of Columbia ana at the written request OF
BE party secured thereby. We will sell at publ
ZION, i'll front of the premises, on MONDAY, Ssp-
teinfer 49, 1879, at ocrk p1n all OF Lot numbered
'HoEtyfCnr (24), In ChaIpel's recorded subdivision
of rart Of Square numbered nine hundred and sixty
t9tO), improved by nearly new wostory and base
%. MT Brick Dwelling, with modern improvements
Terms: Two hundred dollars ex penses of sale I'd
81 y unpaid taxes which may exist upon the proper
IT, in cash balance IN one two and three wi;
lDttrest at eight cent annum, payabls semi
sn uay or all cash. at the option of the pu rcha
lie deferred payments to be secured upon the prop
erty solo. Conveyancing AZ purchasers cost Ons
hundred dollars shall be paid down when the pro j.
e1ty Is knocked off. Terms to te complied with III
FEY IN daye
MARTIN NJ ROHRER. rr,.+..,
IRAINARD q. WARMER, Trustees
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To establish now the state-rights doctrine OF
the supremacy OF the states, and an oligarchy
OF race, is deliberately TO throw away an essen.
tial part OF the fruits OF the Union victory. The
settlements OF the war In favor OF equal rights
and the supremacy OF the laws OF the nation
are just and wise, and necessary. Let them
not be surrendered. Let them be faithfully ac-
cepted and firmly enforced. Let them stand,
perfty, we may confidently hope, by the bless
Ing OF Divine Providence, that we shall soon
enter upon an era OF harmony and progress such
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES, &C.
AT 1104 TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN
ST. AND MASS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING., Sept 22d, <-osN
1879, at 1U O'Clock, at the above store, n Lsj5H
ehal sell the entire stock Of Groceries and y M
Flxiurts, comprising E-~aAl&A
Teas, Cotfees, Sugars,
spices, Condiments, Canned Goods, &c.
Willow and Wooden Ware,
So apps, Starch, BrComs,
Molassee Vinegar, &c.
Together with the usual stock found in First
class Grocery.
Terms cash.
Ii THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CREAM SALOON, CORNER OF TWELFTH
AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY MORNING: September 70, 1879
Fur lture OF the above establishment, comprising
Usually found in an ice cream sa'oon.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
eeI18.d AuctiOnear.
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J SQUARE No. TIC, FRONTING ON DELA'
WARE AVENUE, SECOND STREET, NORTH

WXRE AyENGE' akG1Hn sT III HF N TTIA
NJ AND COLFAX STREET NORTHEAST.
WASHINGTON CITY.
Thomas Berry and wife, dated oath june. 1873.
ard recorded in Liber number 720, folio 49,
ore OF the land records OF the District OF Columbia
viii offer at public sale. in front of the premises
tkna - a the 18th Day Of septembsr 1879 at the
cescrihed lots Of ground. situated in square 712
51e !s ~ So sy Ws ~ F1fsyth sqsveyor VIZ
81, IS, &c. Co. g. g. g. g. g. g. 81 and IS. being ny
1t ~ Of Original lots plumber IT, r. and
wa be e1hibted on the day Of sale Two frame
a. uses on lots 81 and 81 win be sold with the lots
purchase money In six and twelve months with in
terest at SIX per cent: or all cash at purchasers
chaser. e. p JACKSON Trustee
THOMAS DOWLlNG, Auct sep8 lot
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oueer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THREE DIRT WAGONS AND HORSE AND CART
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, September 10th. at IL
&C ock in trout OF my auction room 3. I@H
shall sell The above.
sepls-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctiones-
NHCMAs DOWNING, Au :tioneer
LOT GROCERIES, WOODEN AND WILLOW
WARE, WITHIN MY SALESROOM AT AUG
On SATURDAY MORNING, September ~raT-o
toih. 1879 at II O'clock within my auction RI |.
rooms, shall sell a general assortment Oft.xA :
Groceries. &c, to which the trade and pri- ssasAs
vste buyers are invited Terms cash.
seplSN THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneera.
FAsHIoNABLE AND COSTLY FURNITURE,
OF THE VKhY BEST MAKE, AT AUCTION
Magnificent Uhsmber Suite, from one OF the be st
manufactui ers of Amer. ca. matchess in design
something entirely new Six Heavily Carved
Oh: mber Suites most fashionable des 1n com.
bring both beauty and durability Handsome
silk; Five Walnut Franz Parlor Suites uphol-
stored in rep. raw silk ct stylish and desirable
co,ors; Walnut Marb!e-top Center Tables Fancy
Chairs numerous sty les; Walnut Library Ia
hltS; Black Walnut Marble top Bouffet; 81 air
Mattresses, Brussels, Ingram and other Oar
The sale takes place within our Auctionn
Rooms, corner 10th and ID streats northwest W
on SATURDAY, Sept 70, commencing at r{&4
10 50 O'Clock a. The above partial LIST is
G. innufe ed or Furniture such is rarely offered at
public auction. The articles OF mentioned are all in
Ii eplux with the above. and tn advantages OF at.
I, ndlIV the sale cannot be nvarrated
Eap1S2t WALTER B. WILL MS K CO. Aucts
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TO-MOREOW.
(OLEY, Auctioneer, No. o11 7th st. n. ".

E'ULE1, Auctlonetr, NO oII tn st. NV
The FIRST FURNITURE FALE OF THE
SEASON.
will sell at my anctloa rooms. s1l 7thn
stree, IL. W., on FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. VI
18th. commencing at 10 a. ~, the Iafges; as T4
sor'n ert OF fine Furniture ever offered at allc-
ten in THIS city; name i'll part Is Parlor SEES.
every style; 20 Walnut Chamber Sets: q enamaile
CHAMBER Sets Z Hat Racks; II Marble top Tables
Chss dr9hss sdabosrrs - Camp
Mattresses. Shuck do. Feather Pillows IL Brussels
and ILsrain Carpets, Window Shades. and guam.
flty of fine Cutlery; Pianos, and quantity of
cite goods too numerous to mention.
Iwolld advise persons who i'll want OF the
above nentiOne goods to attend this sale as have
orders from the to close out the entire stock
to the highest bidder for cash.
tep17-2t FOLEY Auctionser
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.UE BROS, Auctlonee-a

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PS0HtD PROPERTY. CORNER FIFTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue o. a deed of trust given me, and "a
duly recorded in Hber 900, folio No, $50, ct. ~
seq, one II the land records of the Dstrict of "A.
Columha a. by the request of the party secured,
Will 81 IL II public auction, on WEDNESDAY, tina
gath tay tf September. A. D., 1879 at 80 o'clock
pm u iTont OF the premises, 81 tn It certain piece
and parcel" f g Ound and premises situated in the
city of Washington, in the D.stric. of Columbia
and Ges enSted ON the ground plan thereof as lots
one % AID two GU, in square four hundred and
seventy i've 4l61, according to butchers sub iivi
sion OF sald square. recorded in the surveyors
office OF sal eli in libe, B, at page III.
Lot has ont Of 2959 fee 8 street, with .
depth o. 80 IN Fifth street. and is improved by
brick tme Dweuin2-house Lot 2 has q
front yeet on street with a depth of 90
feet.
Terms fale: One-third of purchase money in
cash: ba an, IN equal insta.ments at one and two
years from day OF sale with eight per cent interest
notes to be secured by deed of trust premises
soiG or ai Cash. az Purchaser' option. Convey
be conI lied with within seven days. otherwise the
Trustee tie right to resell at the risk and
cost OF oefauting purchaser. deposit Of 800 re-
Quired at ms of aale.
eepl6et &tls CAMBRIDGE H. WEBB. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auctioneers.
AsSIGNFE's SALE OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
STORE FIXTURES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, September 22d 1872 commencing
posed OF: tie undersigned Will sell, at public auc-
ton, at the store. No 1908 street ", The entire
soca OF DIy GOODS and Fixtures asslHn ed to him by
OF Creditors The stock will be sold III bulk or in
large Let If uIchs err prefer.
toods oIen to examina ion on The premises
sepl2-d WALTER B. Williams < 90. Auets
E'ITCE. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLy IMPROVED
PkOPEETYr AT THE JUNCTION OF RHODE
ISLAND AND VERMONT AVENUES, BEING
No. IOWA CIRCLE
By virtue If deed of trust, dated Noven -
Der 18th. A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded In nSSM
Liber No 9Cs. folio 6S. eft seq one of the land -
records for the Dstr ct of Columbia, and az the re-
quest Of the Ia-ty secured tn reby we will sell at pub
icaucton. III fro of the premises on SATURDAY,
D. m The TO lowins-descrbed real estate situate In
TsshipR to1 city, District of Columbia to wit Lot
numbered ixty eight (6S) in Hal-'s RECORDED sub
division Of Lott numbered fifty 800 and ffty-one
{6D Of FeI.dall's subdivision of part of Square
numbered two hundred and forts-two (2&2), to-
Eeiher with .he improvements thereon, consisting Of
residence. being No & Iowa Gre e
Tern q: Onequafter Of the purchase money, with
expenses of sale, in cash and III. balance in ~
two {2) and three (3l years for which the notes of
secured By deed OF trust the property sold Will be
taken deposit of $500 will be required q. time of
sale. All IveyanciDg at purch ,ser's cost. If
terms of sale not compiled with in seven days.
tie Trustees reserve the right TO res- the properly
at the risk ana cost of the defauitrg purchaser,
after five days advertisement
k kGRfST 9. e ot tfft Trustees
j. T. CCLDWELL, AuctiOneer. sepl6eo
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HHANCtl.Y SALE Or DESIRABLE PROP
~ EkTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET,

SThEEIN NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court II
CT the District IT Columbia, passed III Equity a9
cause No GOA, Docket IS, will offer fordS3
sale at yuiic auction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY: September sd. 1879, at O'clock pm ,
Lot ninety four (94) in Blackwood's subdivision of
square umbe-ed. one hunored and ninety three
t19S), situate In WASHINGTON City, ID. c., with the
Brick BuJldiIg.
Terms of tale: One third cash the balance in
equal instruments In six and twelve months, with
interest all ca at the option of the purchs ser.
Titleto be retained until all Of the purchase money
1e paid 800 deposit required on acceptance of bid
HUGH +. TAGGART, Trustee,
Law Building 9th street.
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MEDICAL. &c.

ESQ REWABD-IiDr BROTHERS Iails to cure any
p case OF Female Weaknt So. Irresularites and OBJ
oS s in ssp
JU0 sian aud sULPHGR BATHs Established
by DR.. SBEDD in 1871. WslLknOwn a. the place
Ws ss ong is to Its
MADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
E En tsd1.s Al Female complaints quickly cured.
nR LEON, tie oldest Established and only Rel.
s1,s a9is ksales Physicisn in the city can be con
O'Clock. except Sundays and Mondays All Female
Complaints quickly cured Separate rooms for pa
CPERMATORRHGA. IMPOrKNOY, PRRMA
cured by DR.. BROWN; No ca,omel used. Ali
NV. near City Hall aux7.2m'
M ANhPR RESTORED.
Of oss n II a Ct
orders brous 1t ON by indiscretion or excess ANY
,ssso,v ''' '-' 'As'"'i DA SfGss Co..
yeoeoIy ~ Nassau st.. N. Y
COMETHING NEW TURKISH BATa-A
&c Lsdss days MODIFY ana and 1f Td.1 5Ss e
b. shsda Dr sIS 6vs No With
q ess Is sysI1 z
1t, from 2 to pm. who, with Is years experience
s: Or
Em1sgions, Impotency &c, 6onorrhcsa or Syphilis,
recently contracted, positively cured in from 6to l6
oAyA Consultations strictly private, and separate
0cee for ladies' Refers to the leading physicians Of
ChArses moderate. my1S-tr
he HkNRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDxhS.-
4 Oertain cure 4 Disease OF the Kidneys, 0ra-
~ ana au Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility
~ IN " eakness, lnpoeency, 6crofulA, 6yphfl6
No " Bioot and sin Diseaee6 sDaedikv csI14d
GS5 nie Dy Nm B. ENTWIHlI, Dfussid, corner
a1t1 - mo "a eve Price, % per box tent by mai
9nLecap. o. br1ce securely scaled. fAbI-lY
/ ANT TO LADIRB.
az iSrssul, m spsed,ly removed b, rausdy
Oh receipt OF i've dollars. Satisfaction <uara,s.e1
Address (confdentallyl g. O. WORT nINSTGET31
Il. D., grsduate Of OntverHty Of Matvisnd 81
8 Gay st.. Baltimore. Nd fsbj1iv.
nR. JOHN Trips BLOOD 1.1-7...
2yAstm Tumors Diabetes. Brtghts O1sase. Sns
~ Blood Poison Cure Of Syphilis guaranteed 4.
either aase. Send fof pamphlss. sncio1ns s.sms
md please state disease, 8O6 Columbus sye Boator
10 medicine genuine unless IA bottles with my nsma
hSHn In then rs I,1'l' s'151ss 9az 9T1 T5sas
nRl RICORD'e IBaKNOI OF LIF1 restore
~ manhood and the vigor OF youth to the most
BhAstered constitution In four weeka Failure I'm.
Rossihle Thu LIE RESTORING remedy should be taken
ono6 from excess or any other csusa Success In
eysry case CERTAIN that Wstsr Quen tiirst
- pex case. Sole Agent d. JOa JAooOSN, = Un:.
Yee1tty H1ce, New York
Oz1G1iSes suppHed. Nnl-tx
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GEORGE
i TOWN PROPERTY, NORTHEAST COR NEH
nUNBARTON AND CONGRESS STREETS
IMPROVED WITH BRICK DWELLING

IMPROVED WITH BRICK DWELLING
By virtue of deed Of trast. dated April Is. -
1877, snd duly recorded in Liber s5l folio M!!H
OF Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured we will sell at public auction in front OF the
premises. on FRIDAY, the 18Th day of September
A. d. 1872 at O'Clock p NJ, all that piece or parcel
o, ground lying and being in Georgetown. District
OF Columbia, known as lot num bered seventy four
t7iD in Beall's addition to said Georgetown, and
bounded as follows; BEGINNING for the same at the
northeast corner of Congress and streets
and run thence east the north line of Dunbarton
street sixty (6O) feet thence north parallel to Con
press street one hundred and twenty (120) feet
tha west sixty GOD feet to Congress street thence
South With east line of Congress street ona hundred
with the improvements above st .ted.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in two
equal instruments at SIX and twelve months with in
terte secured by deed of trust the property sold
at Of to be aS met 9he
days Ct the property viii b. Eesoa at the rick and
tisemeLt il the Evening Star newspaper.
A TR0MAS BRADLEY,l Trusteea
seYS.15,1S THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TBE last SIDE OF sIXTEhNTH STREET,
BkIMEEN | AND STREETS NORTH
WHIST, A. AUCTION
On THURSDAY, September 25th, at -
O'Clock PE 1 Will cell on the premises, parts !a
80 feet IL .cles the east side of 10th street. be-
foot ALLY Tie improvements consist Of q large
hreest, ~ snd basement Brick Dwelling House.
with M dern improvements
Terms: Ors bird cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest at six per cent
cured by 8 deed of trust the property. All con-
yeyancrg cost of the purchaser deposit of 100
It the tIne OF sale II the terms OF sale are not COM
Piled with - five dsys, the property will be resod
at the risk cost OF tb defanltinG purchaser.
eep16, is III - ,24.25 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF SELECT VARIETY OF
ROSES IN POS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, September l9th 1879,
at 10 oc,ock; at my sa!esroon 8. shall sell very
choice cole ction OF Roses in pots, embracing such
al Dut'hees of Edinburs, MaInaison. Pearl des
Jardlns, Cornel1a Cook and other new and leading
planting. sepl6-3t
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

ERA1NARD II. WAR
sep18. 20. rs. 25, n, 20
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ANT TOT ADIRa-

.ndossS gu TN sRssd;y ,smoysd ,, ..msdy
on receipt OF i've dollars. Satisfaction War1,t.e%
address (confdent,allyl g. O. WORT HIN0TOH
81 GAY IT,, Baltimore, Nd. ssh19 ~
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NE HkNRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWOxNs-
Il Uezt.,n cure 4 Disease Of the Kidneyl 0ra-
1s@inai Meakness, lmposenc1, ScrofuIa, 5ypniiz.
R n1 . ~ b b AID Sin 1seises spsedY cured
Ito = md Pa ave. Price 0S per box: senf by mai
on rece1p. OF Drfce, securely oesled Sehl. ~
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SENATOR BELL'S CASE.
Is he Entitied 10 n seat upon the New Hamp.
shire Governors Certincntet

WASHINGTON. April THE Senate con-
sdered to-day the majority report of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections declaring
that Charles II Bell Is not entitled to seat as
Senator by virtue of his appointment by the
Governor OF New Hampshire. There are no
political considerations involved in the case
Some Democratic Senators favor Belis admis-
eion. 4 few Republicans aIo under stood to DO
opposed to seating him. His title 10 a seat in
the Senate depends upon the Interpretation
placed upon a single clause In the third section
Of the first article ~ tho Constitution. That in
sirument. in describing The manner in which the
Srnal" shall he composed, says; " Aud II vacan-
,'rs happ"n by rrsi-nHt. On. Nr oth"rwiSr. dur
INK the recess of the Legislature OF any State.
the Executive III 'rrui may make ton ppraIy up-
laiure. the difference between those Srnutors
who believe Bell should he admitted ANA those
Who believe he should not. is caused largely 10y
the different construction placed upon the word
otherwise" Tho majority OF the committee
winch reported AGAINST Bells tltie believe TINT
resignation or" which proredc H. and means
from some cause similar o. re-ignaH II as. for
instance, when vacancy occurs hy death.
favor u he aioItioni II the MAJOR.
ly report to-day. took the ground that
10 appoint them is conferred on ihe Evecutive
ot a state win certain restrictions aud llmitt-
exists and consequently that tho Governor has
no power To- appoint senator when the term Of
ollicc ot his Predecessor has actually expired
Mr.. Hill maintained that II the framcrs Of
the Constitution had intended the word
otherwise To- mean in any other manner,
then the Governor would have been given
authority TO I'LL vacancies temporarily in any
ease which might arise. Given the power with
out restrctoush Governor might, by making
political combinations. defraud the will OF a
LEGISLATURE. In the carnestncss Of his speech
MIR. Hill inadvertently used the words this
Cont"deraie senate. meaning the United States
senate. The blundeT caused "A hearty laugh.
AMI MIR. Hi apoogi2ed for the mistake
Mr.. BiyRrd in a long speech took exactly tho
reverse view ~ tho case from Nj Hill. arguing
that the Constitution conferred certain nuthor-
iiy upon Governors Of States 10 tlli ,ancies IN
III" Senat" in certain emergencies. II a vacancy
occurred. no matter how. and tho Legislature
was not in session. tho Governor had the power
TO ill the vacancy. The debate viii probably
continue all day Tomorrow
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MAT4T4N'S MYS Terry.
The Body Cast Up by the Tide Recognized as
that Of Mrs. Hrown.

MATAwAN, n. j., April THE body OF
woman. who had apparently been murdered.
which was washed ashore at Granville near
Port Monmouth. n. j.. on Sunday. March 20.
was identified to-day as that OF Mrs. Mary
Brown. the wife Of VIM. Brown Of 1879 Monroe
street New York. After the inquest held by
Coroner Mealio in Granville the body was
brought here and buried. the Coroner first re-
moving from one Of the fingers q gold ring with
n plate bearing the initials +. H." On the
Thursday following VIM. Brown. accompa-
MED by his son. who is coal dealer
in Sixteenth street near Avenue B.
had the body exhumed. They made
n thorough examination. hut fniled 10 identity
u ~ the body OF The missing wife anu mother.
To-day Brown returned To- Maihwan ia COM
puny with Younger son. his wi"'- sister. nni
cousin. On their request the Coroner had
the grave opened second time. The boy
recognized tho ring as his mothers. Mr-.
To the missing woman. and this was 'ould 90
match with tho waist found on the body. Ihe
ld"nti alton was r',nrd'i as complete. aud
the body WIS taken to Now York.
Whom the body WAS found there were two
d'ep cuisines on thy hca1', ani VIZ marh7 oi a
anchor the body to tho bottom OF the bay. Tho
only clothing on the hody wns waist aud skirt.
IN the Coruncrs otli,e her" TINS aiuruuou.
BsoWn -uid that his wife d d.-uup'Arol nn SHtur-
day. the 18th ot February. u" W no home from
hi. work un that eVcuiugut g o' clock. and found
lions OF supper. He wls angry. and w.nt out
n- he said. To 'ool down little When he
returned hnlf an hour later. he found IN
condition Of d. ing5 unchanged. H. told his
wife that II she was going t1 do nothing
she had better quit the house. and leading her
out in the hall. h- shut the door sine went
away. but soon returned and asked for her
clothes. H. refused 90 give them 10 her ma
she went away the second time. Brown added
that he learned from the family living in the
story below that his wife entered thor apart
meuts before quitting tho house. aud borrowed
a hat and shawl. saying that she WIS going to
her star's canal boat. which lay nj tho foot Of
Eighteenth street Brown thinks his wife Was
enticod into the cabin Of one ot the b ats along
the East River and nfterward throYn over
board Nothing was ever heard from hcr from
the iimc she quilted his neighbors room until
the tide cast up her body on the bay shore.
Brown WAS seen by q reporter in his house in
this city last night. He refused 10 say ANYTHING
about the case. The coffin was set on uprghts
in the second story Of l29 Monroe street, aud a
party OF n"ighbors had gathered around IL.
The men sat in chairs smoking. and the women
stood about the conln waiting and beating on
the cover with their knucklcs. Mary Mary
they cried In piercing tones.
Are you sure It ia your wife, Mr. Brown
was asked. sure To the end. he replied