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The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

By s letter recently received from Charleston, the Citizen gets the infor- maticn that the Tombstone mill is turning out bullion more rapidly than ever, that is to say bar a day of over &2,0O0 each; alse that the develop ments in the mine CTough Nu0 are showing better and better, and the management are particularly well pleased with the outlook.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

Aleqander, Peter Barnhiznr, John Bowers, G F Brady, J D Baker, Henry Callahan, Miss c Curtis, G c Coats, C W Cotton, Frank Cronan, NJ Cullen, J Chick, Wm Deadey, MJ Denis, Mrs. John Denis, H c Dunn, John Dolan, Jno Emerick Mary Forrest Hen y Fleming, Chas FemIng, Tom Fuegli, Melchoir Fitts, Geo H Flayeol, Alex2 GaynOn, Jos Germain St Jos Hastings, 4 $ Harris, Wm Howe, John Harrington, Pat Haase J A Harcourt, Chas Johnson, J w Kinney Wm Kimball, DanP Kirke, E F Lewis, Jno 4 Milliard, s c McGee, Geo Mcguire. L Nicols, " Nelson, Jane OvereOD, A V O'Connel, Vim Rountrce, NJ Rinchler, s Storine, Jss Seaton, E 5 StClair, Miss N Shaw, G F Shupler, P Strickland, Lettie Thills, Oldon Wencke, l. Willits, N A
 Cartes EspanOIa. Avila Marsrna Chuz, Secundina Esquer, Ramon Terra, Jesus Guilimacho G Lopez, Crecencio Mastinez Paloma Martinez Con Perez, Jose fereZ, Antonio Pacheco, Angelo.
 ". A. HANCOCK P. Nj.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS.
Special Telegrams to the
 Herald"

TucsoN, September 2d.-The sixth hullion shipment of the Tombstone company was received Saturday by Stafford, Hudson & Co.'S bank. It amounted to S21, ,010.65, which makes q total of $129, ,4S6 39 as the shlp- ments of this company.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

TIE Gubernatorial contest in the atate of New York seems to be simi. Jar to that now In progress in Cali fornia. Several candidates have sig niAed their intention of running on their merits irrespective of party lines.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

A GENERAL Court Martial Is ap- pointed to meet at Fort Lowell and Whipple Barracks. pext Wednesday, aod one at Fort Apache Saturday, September 18th
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In she Probate Court eff Maricops county in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of R. P. HI LAND, deceased.
 NVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Administrator of the es- tate of ROBERT P. EILAND, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this ne- tice to the said Administrator, at his place of business in the town of PhRnix, Mari copa county, Territory of Arizona,
 E. IRVINE. Administrator of the estate of ROBERT P. HILASD, deceased.
 Phoenix, Sept. 9, 1879. 116 4-EW
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

IT Is positively asserted that Gen Grant has accepted the Presidency of the American Canal Company. This Company intend constructing acanal across the Isthmus of Darien.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

Hr LeBar was 8 well-known and respected citizen. of this county for several years, and we deplore the event which cost him his life. His friends heartily sympathhize with his bereaved family in their afflc- tion.-San BcrnardIno Tinles.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03
LETTER HIST.

The following letters, un-called for, remain in the postofffce in this city, Sept 1st. Please say adver- fisad.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

J. M. Cushenbury, superintendent of the Central Arizona Mining Com pany at Seymour, and J E. Durkee agent of the Cerro Goreo Freighting Company arrived last night.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, receives &l.500 per day from his RerIli prop prfv
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REFORMED FOR HE SEMI.
 WEEKLY HERALD.

The following freight for Northern and Central Arizona, arrived at Mar icopa via Southern Pacific Railr oad on tee evenings of the dates men, toned:
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

icopa via Southern Pacific Rail- oaC on tee evenings of the dates men toned:
 SUNDAY, AUG. 31.
 PhGnix-M Asher & Bro, g pkgs 1915; E Irvine, 20 pkgs, 4878; J Ina heimer, 8. S35; Geo Coats, 31 pkgs 1 1928; N Rosenthal, 145.
 McDoweIl-J VT Smith, 4 pack age. 62O; A c s, 98 sund 5460, sl 1O,9sO; 193 sund, 16, ,1G6.
 Tiger-Tiger NJ Co, 1 pkg, 195. l Gillett-Tip.Top M Co, :iron 2l5.
 Prescott-N & G Ellis, 12 pkgs 1865; Annie Bancroft, 1 sund, 165; C P Head &-Co, pkg 15; Randall & Cline, ? sund, 245; Col LaMotte, B. 955.
 Seymour-C A NJ Co, IS pkg 910-
 MONDAY, SEPT 1.
 Phenix-N Rosenthal, g pkgs, ,sT5 NJ Asher & Bro, 12 pkgs, ,995; White & Walters, 1 sund 51O; NJ L Peralta, 10 pkgs, 114O. Prescott-D Levy & Go, 46, 6s5; pkgs 215; s Hill, 34 sund 2420; E Stahl, sundries, 345; Raible, 54 4095; Maj Fowler, 1 sund 15; Brown Bros, pkgs, BIO; Randall & Cline, 31 sund 3O15; Wm Buffum, 13 pack ages, s9O.
 Wickenburg-E o Grant, sund 325.
 Seymour-C A M Go, I package 305; Kimble Bros. 60 pkgs, 37e0; " 4 Rowe, 20 sund I5e65r
 Tempe-J T Priest, sund 570. McDoweil-A A Q NJ, 25 packages four, 255O; John Smith, 15 pkgs 12s0-
 TUESDAY, SEPT 2
 PhGnixG Coats, 19 packages, 98O; Nj Asher $ Bro, 2 sundries, $50 12 pkgs 1270; Goldman 6S Co.,, pkgs 47O; o \ Sheets, pkg, so
 Prescott-J Go,dwater & Bros, i pkg. 90; Bowen, Knowles & O., 46 353O; Sam Hill. 58 pkgs. 5OS5; E Stahl, six packages, sundries. 675; Randall & Cline, sund, $40. Geo B Abbott, box goods, 3s0; N Ross 14 sund 7SO.
 nayden's Ferry-C T Hayden, mdse, 460.
 Tiger-Tiger Go 10 pkgs,--N C Shcckles, 53 pkgs, 3572.
 Giilette-WlA Rowe, II sund, 1890 Tip-Top NJ Co, 150 pkg 5000. MeDowell-A A c N II sundries 1791.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03

EiFeman'S und
 INSURANCE COMPANY
 - OF.
 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. J. ID. Staples President. Geo. E. DOrnsn Secretary AIpheus TsuIi Vice Pres. WIn J Button Asst Sec. Losses paid. &3.3G5.237 S5 Capital assets S,OOO, 900 co
 DoN E. ABBOTT, Agent, Phenix, A. T. Notice to School Tcacners. HNHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMIN. CTS for the county of Maricopa will be in session at the office of the Probate udge, in the town of Phoenix for the purposeof ex- amining applican for teachers certificates, on Thursda. the fourth day of September 1879. at g o'clock A. M.
 Persons desiring to be examined will make their applications to the Chairman of the Board.
 WI. 4. HANCOCK,
 Chairman of the Board of Examiners. Phenix, Aug. %, 1879.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-03
TUESDAY, SEPT 2.

Tiger-Tiger Go 10 pkgs,- C Shcckles, 53 pkgs, 3572.
 Giilette-WlA Rowe, II sund, 1896 Tip-Top NJ Co, 150 pkg 5000.
 MeDowell-A 4 c M Il sundries 1791.
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TOTO GREAT 1O7n
1919 PENN1YLVANIA 1913

1879 rEHs ssnAH 1879
10 THE HoHTH: WEsT, AND sogIHwzs1.
s,.raD Dos s64: Ts.ssk s..sl nrs
rnA1n LEAVE K Enss 2gHF "a dss' from p.,
psS1rs and The VEST aa 10 50 az d NJ Par
7i0 pm. daily With Palace Oar 70 ' Gaio.S Ssk0'
For Gansnaaiku;s RochesteT, BunaIos Niagara
SUNDAY dahl. 4 s9oePs ss assS s1 8Es
Lock Hsyen. and Elmira. Il 10 80 Am. daily. ex'
Tor Ssv YOrf and tn. East. 80 m: daily. except
sshsd .n1 med IL VII Pan0 0ss
Csrs. S;@ an daily except Sunday.
Uy with bos. y
ins double ierriase ana Journey scro;: NsW
FOR Phiisdslphis. ss5 am. and 80 pm, daily,
sssa 81 aaa aay ~ s1s.ps aay
For Bslt99ore. 6 40 3: ss s:O {. 81: and sS; 4l6.
;as I: ND .Sy T. s1ssD AIN. siH1d'' 1880
Tor Pope's Greek Line. 6 40 q. %. and I:2O p. m.
For 1nnspos. ps :I q. and 10 p NJ. daily. e.
cept Sunday.
TdI x ar s55fSS1Asbs1 AND S %z5a ING
For Aexandria :Ib. g. o. 10. II an Il is 3, 40,
20: and II 80 pm. On Sunday at 4 m. and
For Richmond and the South. $50 Am. daily, and
30 ? N; daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandr1A for WaA01u9ton, g. 7:l6, g.
80, II am: !. s, l:2O.6. g. and II DIN. on
Sunday sts and 10 an. and pm
commOdAtions can be procured at the ofaces north.
east corner Of thirteenth street ana Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Vt Sixth street and Penn.
ylvana avenue, and Of the depot, where orders can
be left for checking Of baggage % destination FROM
hotels and reeidenoeA
L r. FARMER, General PASSENGER AGENT
FRANK THON0ON, General Manager. n0V0
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FTKUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
i PROVED PROPERTY ON The NORTH SIDE
OF NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN

u.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court "a
No. 6S57, equity, wherein Jacob Roth is conn.,
PLAN ant aid John Kozel administrator. and Carrie
X, aeutler, helr-atlaw of Adolph Kraeutler, de.
ceased, are Defendants will proceed to sell pub
lie auction, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
ber 1879 at O'Clock pm, in trout Of the premises
all that part OF the lot of ground situate in the city
OF WASHINGTON, D: O.. known as original lot No: Z.
In square No 5l4 contained within the following
Metes and bounds: BEGINNING at point on tia
the southwest corner thereof, and running thence
i'll q northwesterly direction with q line at right
auRles to said south line I'll feet inches to the
line OF said lot thence with said lire to the
northeast corner OF said lot: thence in southeast
cry direction with the east line of sa lot to the
southeast corner thereof on New York avenue. and
there in southwesterly direction with ssid ave-
in a subdivision OF said origna! lot made by de-
crte Iassed by said court in equity cause No 129.
Lot fronts "a feet 8 inches on New York avenue
and extends back with that uniform width to the
ar line of said original lot Lot fronts p feet
inches on said avenue, and also extends back with
that uniform wtdtl to said rear line The lots will
be told separately.
Terms Of sale: Onetbird cash balance in two
equal inEtalments, for which the purchaser will be
required to give his notes at six and twelve months
FROM dsy Of fale, with intereet at six per cent or
al! .sh at option Of deposit of 500 on
eacn lot will be required upon the fall of the ham.
mer Terms to be fully complied with within ten
Gays from day Of sale, otherwise the Trustee
sevfs right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
cost Of the purchaser
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
342 street W.
DUNCANSCN BROS, Aucts. sep23taw&ds
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Na,l1as, Hssf. .1S gBa4s s
Sort and Nss oatHa.:t. west
To take 'ef H sAqV1Hae %I Mf6 "a 5S5s
E1e'sss; Elise.s dty o. sanS.ys 70 gals%Sss
si;ss & h1:% Ridge And Il wnsns
sSoam - @Balt Bath os Annapolis and way. fPied
mont MOI stras6uIg Winchester, Haserstown. Frede
v $40 am-Rcnt q Ros1s Rsd%9Rt stFasburs
B,s;t'lm9rs Express Parlor car to New York and
s:s5 : mist Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
Pittsburgh Express. Frederick, Haeerstown and
sz s1ea. s 70 aa q
": S 10 : Ton sunday oniS-Ssitmoie. Ann.po
10 90 = Baltimore Express, Stops at Blsdens
l2;iSc @--Batimore. Annapolis. Eluoots City
so nmEsx York: Philadelphia. and Boston
s1ma. sn sapRE W. ssaSns and Way
4:3O 2. m.-Bsltmore. Bladensburg, and Laurel
Express Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 "; m-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, H.sers-
o and
4:4Op. u Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta.
gxITfM5hEE ,ExPkEss NorfoS. e1esRt Sun Bun,
W q soe1s s&S Wy st attic Laurel
TOO p. nj Baltimore and Way Stations.
$40 p. m;-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Elltcott
sie :m:@fGH1gAao. COLUMBUS AND PITTS.
BUhGH Express. Sleeping car to Chicago.
.sS Il s1aoEH ss1: B.ssa.
burg and LAUREL Sleeping car to New York. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia
IL 90 D. MIST Louis and Cincinnati ExpreSs
Pullman Oars
tD.:ly. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
Ali trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further information apply at tho Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Ofaces, Washington Station aud
6O3 GIG and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will lie taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation
l. NJ COLE, Generrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent myl7tr
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rHerr Isaac Ltlienfeld, a member OF the
Jewish community at Gotha, in Germany, ex-
praised the wish In his viii that his body shoul(I
be burnt after death. The cremation was
eIected last month, In the presence OF large
number OF persons OF various religious denomi-
nations.
.sE-A negro lay on his back asleep at Salem.
Qa., with his bare feet uplifted on q log. A
hunter made a wager with q companion that
.e could, at twenty PAGES, put a bullet through
one OF the sleeper's big toes. He shot, and
won; but the negro has sued for damages
sF-lt is stated by the Cologne Gazette that q
Kettwtg woman has had i've children-four
boys and a gtrl-at birth. They only lived q
few hours. Though very small, they were well
formed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-05

TE Us1 EI's sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RE AL ESTATE CORNER PENNAYl.YANIA

TE U6J EH'S eALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. AND Ninth sT. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated July 7th ~
Is s. and recorded in Liber No. 7s1. folio EaH
l63s Of the land records OF WASHINGTON coun 3Slk.
~, District Of Columbia and at the request of ths
holder Of the bond secured thereby. viii sci: at
public auction, in front of The premises. on FRI,
DAY the 18th day Of Septembsr, 1879 at 80 O'clock
all that piece parcel Of ground situate in the
cty Of Washington aud known as part OF Lot Nine
90 and the whole of Lots Ten Q0) and Eleven (iD,
in square numbered Nine Hundred and Twenty
hve {92ol and bounded as follows Bexinning at the
northeast angle OF said square and running s)uth
aloIg 9th st. east, one hundred and four OU4l feet
and nine 90 inches thence west one hundred aud
ni1ie 400 feet and one Cd inch: thence noith one
hundred and seyenty:three Q73l feet and one %
]! Oh. to point five t5) feet enthusiastically from
the Intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and the
public spa ce thence along said avenue hundred
and twenty three (12:O feet, to the place Of begin
ninv.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance payable
m EQUAL PAYNE nts at six and twelve m ,nths after
date, to be secured by notes bearing per can't in
he deposited on acceptance of bid. Terms to be
,aus Of compliance the Trustee reserves the right
sep2eod&ds WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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"a ALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioueers.
VALUABLEUNlMPROv PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON I STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIR TENTH STREETS NORTHEAS

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated Septem- al
Der lsth, A D 1873. and duly recorded in Liber Nv
No. 7E7, folio S66, ct eeq.. one of the land re--4
cores for Washington county. District of Columbia,
also by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Oou5t IL
al and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
ssa, sell st public auction IN front Of the premises
pm. the following described real estate situate,
lynn anG hens in the city and county Of Washing
OF Lot numbered four ca. in Square numbered one
thousand and two u.oO2), as described on the
said square ore thousand and two O,OO2), fronting
-lkty two 62 f. ct four (D inches the north side
feet north.
Terms of sale Onethird cash; balance in six and
Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust on properly
.,6d AL! conyeyaa ing &c at purchasers cost.
not ccmplied with within five days from day Of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the rsk and cost Of the deeautiDg pur-
chaser. CHARLES D. FOWLER
aug27-eOd&ds Trustee.
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CHAS. W. HANDY. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET WASH

By virtue Of a Coed of trust, dated May -
i iss ls7!, and recorded in L.ber $40. folio S
Columbia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, in front Of
NEeDAY. September 10th, 1879. at O'Clock p m,
part Of Lot 2 in square SIG Of the ground plan OF
Fast Gapitoi street at the distanos Of Thirty nine
feet Mise inches east Of lot Of square sl6 running
ten inches TO lot j. square sl6 thence south eighty
feet to East Capitol street and thence west along the
line Of said street twelve feet ten inches the place
Of bes inning. with right to alley adjscent-
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue in equal pay
ments Of six and twelve months from day of sale.
with interest at seven per cent, to be secured by
notes and deed OF trust on the premises Ali con.
veyancing at cost OF the purchaser If terms are
not complied with in five days. the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the * and cost
Of the defsHlting purchaser.
aug27t o3tSd6t MEINARD MENKE, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-05

LITTLE EMMA, 10-year-Old OF Augusta, Ga,
was taken by her mother one day last week TO
Stone Mountain, and before any one knew tn 1t
she had Strayed from her friends she lost her
way on the mountain side. The point where
she was at last deserted was over 10 feet II Dm
the top, with perpendicular fall or 30 feet Just
above her, and 500 feet or more below her.
She was resting on a narrow ledge or rock
scarcely large enough to hold her: 10 iact sne
maintained her position by tnru sung ner
ing there Few men would have ventured to
attempt rescue, but Geo u Goldsmith d thy voiun,
teered to do 1t. He was let down py arope, ana
when he had caught her In his arms he was
drawn up to the crest OF the mountain. Little
Emma said that while strolling about she Slip
bed Ter descent. To let go was to fall, aud she
held on.
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MADAM ANGELO, ''the famous Hercules" and
DAtal1e, "the man with the iron Jaw" used to
where. The woman employed pretty little
boy In her feats OF strength, but he was, after a
while, taken away from her by the anti cruelty
society, and put into aPhiladelphia asylum He
ran away from that institution, lived year
with a New jersey farmer. and has at last
wandered TO Boston. There 1t was learned that
his name is Henry Gilbert Grattau, and that he
was stolen In England from his parents, to
whom he will now be restored
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PROPOSALS..

ESf hs =
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
By direction Of the Board Commissioners. Sc, Cd
c X
sysnues j. = he Gsty q Wsshinston: N
be obs.n e from tbs Office tozetker With the neces
mO % BE and
No proposal viii be received from any failing con
aRSxp ufa OF the of the District
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
Yards Of 70 ns
pa.ems1t' and $3.50 SQUIRE yards q Asphaltum
Major Of Engineers, D S.A,
sepSot Engineer Commissioner, DC.
Proposals for Cast Iron Columns and
PflasteTs.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
sEALEHn sP1HGT9s e. 9or September ls7s
erins Cast Iron Columns and Pila.ters for the
North Wing of the Building for the State, war and
q IN o g. sh
0PeLed Immediately thereafter in the presence O!
sPt cfcations. drawings, general instructions for
BIDDERS and . ark FERNS OF proposal will be fur
THos LINCOLN CASEY.
sepl-Gt Lieut.. Col. Corps Of Engineers.
pEFORM SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, August %, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the p esident of the board of Trustees of the Re-
&c, School Of the District of Columbus until IL m
on tie 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1879, for Two
Hundred Tons of White Ash Furnace Goal and
F.fty TOLs of Red Ash Range Goal.
The cca1 must ba of the best quality. and be de-
hvered at such times and in SUCH quantities as tie
President of the Board Of Trustees may direct
The right to reject any and all bids and to accept
airy portion If any bid is reserved
Samples must accompany each bid.
A. J. FALLS,
President of the Board of Trustees,
aug29.eotsS p10 613 18th street NV.
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BOGGS On September Sd. 1879, ESTHER II
BoGGs. aged sixty eight year,.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. papers please copy.1
EDM0NBTON. On Thursdsy, September 4th
1873 of paralysis, DEcIUs W. EpMoNsToS. In his
eighty third year.
Relatives end friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend bis funeral from the resi-.
dence of his soninlaw, Joseph L. eimme, l64 Wet
etres l. Georgetown, on Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 9th, at half past four O'Clock IBAttmore
Sun please copyl
LANGFORD On the I'd of September. 1879. ct
hif late residence corner of 5th and Christian sts
Philadelphia Pa, DR.. JOHN LANsFoRD. in the ffty-
His funeral viii take place from his late residence
ON Erjcay, September 9Th, at 3 a. n. Intermeut Al
Oak Eill Cemete y. Georgetown.
MYERS. On the morning of the 4th of Ser tenn.
Der, 1879, Mrs. EMILY j. MYERS. In the sixty-6rst
wear q her sge.
Funeral from the residenoe OF her aister, Mn.
Eott & Doyle l0l6 street northwest 6sturasV
afternoon ct O'Clock, TO which her friends Are ia
vited. =
sEYNE. On Friday morning Bepsember- ssh.
1sI5. at IL 10 CArHARINE, widow Of the late Dr.
Michael Il Rhyme,
Funeral from St Aloysius. at half past three Sat.
urdSy afternoon
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No SMOKE FOR WESToN.-Weston. the pedes-
TRAN, says he will not take part In the Coming
match for the Astley belt unless smoking ia & e
building is strictly prohibited during the WALK
The New York Herald says while this condition,
II enforced, may abate the interest OF a great
many would-be ST ectators, the absence OF the ,e
persons will be more than made good by thou.
sands OF people who cannot endure an at
mosphere as foul as that of Gilmore's arden
was made by tobacco smoke during the great
walk last spring
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JAMES DoBBIN's way home, at Kansas River
Bottom, took him past Michael Burnes's house
Burnes emerged with cooked revolver In his
hand, and said, "Jim, / want $50 you owe me- |"
Dobbins replied, II can't pay you, but I'll lick
you II you'll throw down that shooter BurneS
would not disarm himself, so Dobbins hurrtedy
duel was begun without delay. Seven bullets
were quickly lodged In the two men, and then
although mortally wounded, they fought with
fists and clubs until too weak to stir, Both
died soon afterward
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A MODEL PosTMAsTKR.-Fred Nix, who has
just been appointed postmaster at Blackvillo,
Office door:
"Post Oefice-Any one that wants TO mail let
tiers can sleep theam under the door other con-
yenlents viii be made tomorrow. '-tCharleston
(S C) Netcs, AUG 80.
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A YELLOW FEvER INCIDENTAL Memphis,
Tenn, Friday night, young man known as an
acilve worker during the present epidemic
called to see a lady acquaintance He passed q
very agreeable evening and at ten O'Clock took
his leave, after an afTectionate farewell at the
garden gate. Two hours afterward, while In
his room, be was aroused by furious knock
ing at his door. The young lady whom he had
parted with only a short time previous had
been stricken with the fever and had sent q
servant In hot haste to her friend, with ipStruc.
lions to bring physician and nurse
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fl
L TATE. HOUSE No. 1901 FOURTH STREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
L TATE; HO I No. 1901 FOURTH STREET
By virtue ei q deed Of trust recorded in IL
District Of Columbia. and Of . decree In !ls;N
Equity cause No $500, in Supreme Court p. Q.
FRIDAY, September 5th, 1879, at s o'clock m, in
font OF the premises, at PUBLIC auction. Lot Ain
sol, in Washington city, Do.
Also. the parcel Of ground adjoining. described az
said lot A. and running thence west on street 20
et thence south " feet thence east 20 feat to the
the place Of beginning. Said premises improved by
eatt.
Terms: One-third cash balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from day Of
sale. Deposit Of 300 required on day of sale, and
terms to be complied with in seven days Convey
aDcing at cost of purchaser
JOB BARNARD, Trustee, 500 D st. NV
JNO. SHERMAN. Auctioneer aue23-s tn, tn eds