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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
lRONLD PROPERTY ON TIE NORTH SIDE
OF NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court s4a
Of the District OF Counbs, parsed In cause ~
o. GS67, equity, wherein Jacob Roth il conn.,
Plan ant, and John kCZei administrator, and Carrie
klseutler, her-at law of Adolph Kraeutler, de.
ceas ed, defendants, will proceed to sell at pub
lie anctioD. on MONDAY. the 18th day of Sept EN-
ber 1879 at O'Clock NJ, in front of the premises.
OF " ashinRtoD D: c.. known as original lot No. z,
III square No ga, contained within the following
metes and bounds Beginning al point on thu
south line Of said lot distant ~ feet inches from
the southwest corner thereof, and running thence
in northwesterly dire ction with line at right
angles TO sad south line III feet inches to the
line Of said lot; thence with said line to the
northeast corner OF said fo.: thence In southeast
cry direction with the east line Of sad lot to the
thei &c in southWesterly direction with said
nue. TO the bt ginning the same beirg lots and c.
in subdivision OF said original lot made By ds-
cree raised by said court in equity cause No. 1873
Lot u fronts "a feet inches on New York avenue
and extends back with that uniform width to the
rear line of said original lot Lot fronts % feet
inches on sald avenue and also extends back with
that uniform width to said rear line. The lots viii
be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: Ore-third cash balance in two
equal instalments, for which the purchaser viii be
required to give his notes at six and twelve months
from day Of Rale with interest ct six per cent or
all cash, at option of purchaser deposit Of $50
EACH LOT will be- required upon tia fall Of the ham
mer Terms to be fully complied with within ten
days from day Of Fale, otherwise ths Trustee re-
tie right to resell at the risk and cost of the
dsfaultipg purchaser. All conveyancins at the
cost Of the purchA.er
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
342 D street u W.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts eey2-3tawEds
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Mrs. LANGTRY'S HAT AT THE FRENCH FETE IN
LoNpoN.-If Carlyle had been present at this
modern fete, we should have had new. chap
ter upon the s'clotheS-wearfng women, the
women whose trade, Office and existence con-
sist In the wearing OF clothes" 1 heard an
artist OF the modern school say that at no
age OF the world had TIE art OF wearing clothes
reached such perfection as to-day. But the
gifted author Of "Sartor Resartus" would not
eccentric costumes which are dignifled by the
name OF artistic" with heart of praise. There
We're, however, few eccentrics dressed with
bighted general effect or modelled after Burse-
Jones picture at this brilliant gathering. To be
sue. Mrs. Langtry got up something original
which was the success of the day, so far as
dress was concerned, and 1t attracted so
much attention that all the journals at
tempted a description and failed In a point
OF agreement. This was her hat. She made
1t herself, therefore IT was original, bizarre and
becoming. Ii this should catch the eye of any
lady who aSpires to attract the notice OF the
public without much mental labor, know that
the hat was made from her grandmother's finest,
softest Old Leghorn straw: The brim was fiat
and broad and faced with dark violet SAITH,
with a wreath of flowers across the top; it lust
touched upon the back OF her head. The
crown was the original crown cut down to an
inch. The principle stroke OF originality was
careless looking dent on one side, where it was
joined to the brim. A tuft Of corn flowers was
carelessly thrown, as 1t were, on the other side.
1t suited her style, and both were picturesque.
Roses and cigars were very popular In the
hands OF this professional beauty We saw a
Spanish grandee pay guinea for a rose. and
we heard some one say that " charity covered
multitude OF limitations. VI London Letter.
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NOTICE TO 4OUMT VERNON PA
HLYDE,S NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WA8HINGTO

AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadel Dhia with Clyde's
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New ENGLAND States.
SAILING DAYS.
From PhiladelPhia- at 10 am.
From ENTHUSIASTICALLY at IL am.
From Georgetown-Monday,a at pm.
Freight! received daily until pm. Through
btlg Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Han River. Consi9nees Wishing their goods landed
q Georgetown wharf win please have them marked
stGEoR9ETOwN, d. o."
For full Information apply to j. b. JOHNSON b
Co. l202 street northwest and 18th street wharf,
Georsstown, D. o.; WILLIAM p CLYDE s co,
General Managers. II South Wharvee, Philadel-
phiA mSr211Y
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
IATE 9N p sT 81 I1,,i MEAR ,FOUR-AND-A-

HALF STREET NORTHWEST.
By vir1ue Of deed Of truet, executed to me, "A
tie ur ders'gned. bearing date on the I'D day G!Ilf
Of April. A. D. 1873, and recorded In Liber.4.:l
No 49, folio 49, one Of the land records for Wash
iSton county, in the District Of Columbia, to Sc
cure certain debt therein named, shall, by re-
quss in Wi ting from the party secured, offer for
sale. at public auction in front Of the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September, A.
1879, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following named and
described real estate the same being and lying in
the said city Of Washington, and District Of Column
ba that je Lot No. in Subdivision Of lots
Nos and in square 490 and slso part Of lot
SAID which aid lot and part of lot Ia further
dc scribed and bounded as follows. viz: BEGINNING
or tie same on strse northwest, at the distance
Il ~ feet inches west OF the southeast corner Of
sa!t square and running on the ire of street %
feet and inches thence north at right angles to
street l29 feet and u inches. (nOre or ess.l in-
clud ng an alley On the north OF said lot, which alley
is to remain open thence east ~ feet AMI Is
ches; thence south to the place Of beginning. the
same berg improved with q fine three-etory Brick
House With basement. and having q stable and car.
rage house in the rear.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness &C.
cured, which is $500. with the interest accrued
thereon, with tie expense OF sae czsh aud the bal
ance at three months for which the not.s Of tie
bearing interest from the day of sale aud
secured by . deed OF trust on the property sold,
shall be given. deposit Of 800 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time o. sale All convey
anc ng shall be at the expense Of the purchaser. II
the terms Of sale are not comolied with in seven
days the proi erty will be resold on q like time Of
adveI tieement
sep2d JOHN e. NORRIS, Trustea
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sg-Nathaniel S. CONN, OF Portsmouth, n. H.,
has been put under bond to keep the De ice
charged with sending challenge to the editor
OF a weekly paper.
sH-Anderson Carver shot and killed his wife
In Allen county, KY, on Thursday last and
then blew his own brains out.
ss-The creditors OF the Mechanics Bank,
Montreal. have decided to throw the bank into
insolvency aid prosecute the directors and ofii-
GERS cEimipally.
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THE TRADES.

pOOKBINDIN0.
ID The public Z respectfully informed That -
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY
worfmen are employed, and the work turned O.
VII be in the SUI erior styie which has alVAyU -
q Characteristic Of tie establishment
apSly l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue. ID dooe.
U PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRIHrERa
lol2 PennsyiyAnia avenue Washington. .. O
u Fine Printing Specially. tanlBly
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BOSTON MARKET,
~ 1719 PennsKlvGntG ASe'sMe:
LAMB, VEAL, ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME, &C.,
At the loweet rates.
Order. received for WOODCOCK, FROGS ana
SQUADS.
jy10-3m 81. L BEACH 90.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COAL! COAL!
am unloading several cargees OF Kalmis. Lykenp
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL.
which will be sold at bottom prices
Call early and leave your orders.
I. VIM. GUINAND,
0&3 La. 40. and list St.,
Between and Csc
Wharf foot OF Sd Bt. Sc. my7.1Y
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PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Cast Iron Columns and
Pilasters.
OFFICE BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR AND NAyI DEPARTMENTS, :
WASHINGTON, ID. O., September l. 1873,
SEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and deliy-
ering Cast Iron Columns and Pla.ters for the
North Wing Of the Building for the State War and
Navy Departments In this city, viii be received at
this Office until II OF September 9Th, 1879 and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence Of
bidders
Specifications. drawings, general instructions for
bidders and bank forms Of proposal will be fur
nished to Ell ablshed manufacturers only, upon ap
plcaton to this Office
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
sep1Gt Lieut. Col Corps Of Engineers.
PKFORM SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF
IL COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the President Of the Board of Trustees of the Re
form School OF the District of Columbia until II M
on the 10TH Day OF SEPTEMBER, 1879 for Two
Hundred Tons of White Ash Furnace Goal and
Fifty Tons Of BED Ash Range Coal
Tie coal must be OF the best quality, and be de-
Eyered at srch times and in such quantities as tte
President of the Board of Trustees my direct
The right to re Jet any and all bids and to accept
sDy pCriiop ! any bid il reserved
Samples must accompany each bid:
P-esidfr Mt Of the Board of Trustees.
aug29-eotss p10 613 10Th street NV.
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THE CCNARD sTEAMHHP COMPANY LIN.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.

0etWeen New XOrk and LIVERPOOL Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr.
from PIER 40. n: R., NEW YORK.
GOThNIA. Wednesday, September 8.
sGALL1A, Wednesday, September TO-
OLYMPUS. Saturday. September Is
ALGER1A. Wednesday, September ~.
eC1TH1A, Wednesday, September "a.
And every following Wednesday from New York.
nc eteerage.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By steamers Carrying Storage, $50 and 800 gold,
according to Recommendations.
Tickets 10 Paris, S16, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage ut very low rates. 6teerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts Of
Europe ct lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HAVE, Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent,
ana for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passaee apply at the Comp any's
once, No Bowling Green, or both Bfeerago and
Ssbi8, e OTIS BidfLOW. Cos 7th street. washing
so Sa;n Isl oHAa g rRANox1Ys Aren't
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STEAMERS. &c.

"a GAm6DS0s &C.
EoR FoRTRiss MoNRoE AND NoRF0LK.
k Hsl 8. s5 JAM ao HAIz Gr v IHS
ESve en- ,treet wharf terminus q .-.....
IN a ,.t ,1s
gSRDAY atep m Firstclass fare, 75c. ;round trip.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANp1Nas
sS;.y Nd ssEs nd
fsf HI Wy ~ 5SHs GIBSON
sSsas sS.lE ana R $ Ss ssa
irss asEs B.n steamers office under
1870 PLANT LINE. 1879
~zsHisaros Af sRIESS3 SEy0Iz sr.AsSoAE
Tss re- S,s sas e; 9ss ;s:Ss; 1 sEe
day and Wsdnesday at $50 PM and Saturday ct o
firstclsss fare. sirsle
fr'cl''' fare rs sRSsaR H. Plant President a'o
b. T. DoDD. Ascent. 7th7st wharf myS
STEAMEt MATTANOa Captain VIZ: B
gsI5s : On md % ;f ter April Apr s Of
~. = An foI Poso%ss River landing. On Sun
sne a.ainss p Wicomioe liver On Tussd.ys Tor
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays mornings,
making intermediate landingA Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up.
SHERIFF, No. S2G and 11l4 Pennsylvania avenue,
on st oi1ice foot Of 6tn and n streets sw.
apis g. T. JONES, Agent
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pas
me Steamer ". ": 00KO0RAN. which bag been
HLA11: Captain. Q the only boat Al
loved to land passengers q Mount
Vernon wharf Round trip 81, including admission
% macnon and grounds. Steamer leaves 9Th street
yha.f caily Nundays exceEte0 at 10 z 10 and r.
turns about p m. J. Mob HOLL1N0SWORTH,
Hupt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. Z. T.
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Oorcor3n. 3elEly
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TBgs1EI,s BALE OF yALgAgLE IMPRoyED

REAL ESTATE, CORNER PENNsYLXANIA
AVENUE AND NINTH ST. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 7.h. ~
1915, and recorded in Liber No. 79l, folio Hs
l6S, OF the land records Of Washington coun- -
y District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
holder OF the bond secured thereby, will sell at
public AUCTION, in front Of The premises, on FRI
DAY the 18th day Of September. 1879, at 80 O'CLOCK
No. al that piece or parcel OF ground situate IN the
y OF Warrington and known as part Of Lot Nine
In fguare numbered Nine Hundred and Twenty
nve {92ol and bounded as follows Beginning At the
northeast angle OF said square and running south
along 9TH Ct east, one hundred and four geo feet
ara I1ne ~ inches; thence west one hu adred and
nine (lO9) Feet and one ID inch thence north one
hundred and seventy: three u73l feet and one I'd
inch, 10 point i've 90 feet enthusiastically from
the i tersection OF Pennsylvania avenue ana the
pnbnc space thence along said avenue one hundred
and twenty.three Q23) feet to the place OF begin
ninV.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance payable
n GuS payments at six and twelve months after
GATE 70 De secured by notes beari,g per csnl in
tercst, or III cash II the purcb prefers 3l5O 10
be deposited on acceptance Of bid. Terms to be
csmpfisd with in seven days after SALE and in de
fault Of compliance the Trustee reserves the right
EeNZeOd&09 WASH b. WILLIAM
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KALLoCH'S TEMPTATION.-WhenK alloch came
here he was about thirty-seven years OF age.
His height was six feet, and he had a supple
figure, and weighed about 100 pounds. Ills
was massive, his hair dark auburn and curly,
and his features exceedingly expressive. The
women admired Kalloch, ran to him with their
another In regard to what he said 10 each, and
then quarreled over what they chose to call the
quality OF his compliments In order to make
themselves appear TO one another to be In favor
with the minister, many or the women woul1
tell in very exaggerated forms what he had
said to them. These exaggerated sayings would
be msconstrued by other envious women who
had had nothing similar said 10 then and re-
tailed about with scandalous fiavors attached.
In this way considerable gossip was always
kept agoing, but nothing ever grew out OF IL
definite enough for even the most malignant
enemy 10 base charge upon. The wonder 10
NE is that man like Kalloch preserved his In
tegrity at ail-INelp York Times.
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NEW SILK NECK WEAR, VERY FINE
~ AND VERY CHEAP, JUST OPENED. Fine
SILK SCARFS 80 cents. worth 60.
very large lot an great variety of styas fol 50
cents, worth 81.
These goods were DO ,sht for cash and must
sold for cash. - there Ia very small profit in them
G. GEO. MEGINNIS,
aug16-lm 1909 F. st. n. 70.
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CASHMERE8. FRENCH, All wool, 4Oc. yard
~ Lot Of Soiled Marseilee Spreads, 81 60
Black Silks at 81 per yard.
Job lot SILK Clock COlored Hose, 16c.
Roby's Double Busk OofSeta.
Mime Democrats Reliable Patterns
JOS. b. BAILEY,
aug16tH Cor. 7th d II SITS. S.tcs
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NEW YOBH-BOTTERDA
The hrst class steamers Of this line, W. A. SOHOL-
TEMP. CALAND,"" R0TTER1 T." "1OHIE
DAM" Ard MAS" carrying the q. g mail to the
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e6SS70; Inter
As. ~ South William s New York, FUNCH RDY1
B 90, ~ 80. VIM. st., Freight As'ts; l. W. NOR
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STRAMsH1p
EoUTHAMPIoN AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company viii SAL every SSt
nrdAy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates Of passage: From New York to Hayre. Lon
don, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, e1e0;
passase apply to OELRIOH8 co, q Bowling
Green. New York. W. @. METZEROTT CO., 98
Pa ave-, Agents for Warrington. oc&l-ly
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SUMMEB READING.
MoTLEy's HISTORIES, CHEAP I'D.

OttS.ss Sa ga GESttInissai1, I s o5G o
the. htghest prtcee In CASH for thai cyeyN 60
pamed AReYA Orders py mai aoooa6DabA ooSOX
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nH. +. GIBARD,
VETERINARY SURGEON FROM FRANCE.
Treats all diseases Of Horses and Cattle. -
Was appointed Chief Veterinary SurgeonA
for United States, Louisville, Ky. All kindsV
Medicine constantly on hand. Fistula Pole
Xviii. No cure. pay. Coneuitation free Of charge
InfrmaIy, ASS street For further part1culek -
apply Office, 464 O st. NV; also, MADEe HOTEL
COZ ner Sd st and Pa. ave- sug29-lm
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HCNAHD LINE
~ NOTICE
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of col.
Gson, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of SO ct 43
Lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
OF 1T or notbinS Is the nor one OF az
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The most comfortable wear for the season. y
BAMBOO CLOTH.
MOHAIRs. SEERsUCKERs.
and other Lieht Fabrics
Respectfully invite the attention Of my patrons
aud tie public generally.
~A ~ J. HEIBER0ER
CITIZEN. ARMY AND NAvY TASLoa,
1e24ff $50 16th ct. Assc.s Olfy.
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nNHOs e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IRuST TE H.! SALE AZ 9E gNIMRRoyED PROP;
LOTS FRONTING ON UNDARY. YER
Mont MONT AVENUE, U.V,AND NINTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated March II
1Sth. 1873, and recorded in Liber No. $50, IT,
folio 49, of the land records Of the D. strict OF
Columbia, and at tho request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned Trustee win sell at public
PAY Sept 10th, 1879. q O'clock lots 80 to 20,
part Of square S69 g. the same s recorded in Lber
the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia. said sub
division comprising lots to &C. inclusive, Of prior
subdivision q ade by p. O, Riley Of the whole OF said
square, except lots and ~, and recorded in Liber
l. H., at folio ~. Of said Surveyors records, by
deed OF II ust.
Some Of said lots are improved by buildings in an
unfinished condition
Terms Of sale: OnefouIth cash; residue in six,
cent interest," secured satisfactorily to the Trustee
each lot will be required when bid is accepted, and
all conveyanciDg and recording at cost of the puy.
chaser terms Of sale are not complied with in five
days. the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
au230-d&ds THOS. =. WAGGAMAN. Trustee.
GAZE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
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uTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED by
order OF Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEprEMBER,
A. D., 1879. at the same hour and place
WILLIAM Fl. PHILIP, o,~,..o.
JAMEHM. JOHNSTON,} itus'oes'
tyS0.Sl.apgl "a, II, L, sept, 8,9.
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was murdered by unknown parties at Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
David Bigelow, aged seventy-two, dropped
dead at Delphos, o.
The station building at Monroeville, Ind,
burned. Loss, $500.
. Coal miners in the Home Mine, at Gosh
octon, o.. have struck.
An architect pronounces the Lebanon,
O., Courthouse unsafe.
Jacob Bulls, a one-armed man, was
found drowned at Bradford, Ind.
George Clase & Co.'s confectionery facto-
ry burned at Cambridge Mass.
Indians attacked freight train near Rap
id City, Dakota, killing one man.
Daniel Wickham was killed in coal
mine at Benwood, West Virginia.
Ex-Congressman Hasbrouck died at Ron
dout, N. Y, at the age of eight-eight.
Benz. Parks fell from ladder at Bloom
ington, Ind, and was fatally injured.
dublin Tricks" Tom Aliens trainer, got
three years at Galesburg ILL.,, for larceny.
Frank Albert, aged twenty was aceden-
tally shot by friend at Wichita Kansas.
The will of the late Mrs. Clarissa G. Cook,
, relict OF Hon. Ebenezer Cook, of Davenport,
Iowa, leaves but small legacies to relatives.
About 100000 is given to the Episcopal
Diocese of Iowa, and $4,000 more is de-
/ vised to found a Home for the Friendless.
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LATEST LOCAL.

MARY KRAMER, an aged lady, was ad-
Judged insane in the Probate Court to-day,
and ordered sent to Longview Asylum.
FOURTEEN reserved seats for the benefit
for the Childrens Home next Saturday
were sold on Change to-day at prices rang
ing from $14 to IS.
In the District Court to-day judges Cox,
Avery and Burnet granted an injunction
preventing W. NJ. Cameron from selling the
city property to satisfy the judgment OBJ
tanned some time ago.
JOHN J. AUERNHEIMER brought suit in
the Superior Court this evening against
Henry Verhage, to recover 1000 damages
for injuries sustained by falling through a
hatchway on the defendants premises, cor
ner of Gano alley and Walnut street, and
injuring his hip in October last.
THE Excelsior School Furniture Com
pany filed its articles of incorporation with
Recorder Bruner to-day. The capital stock
of the Association is $4,000, divided into
shares of 800 each. The incorporators are
Messrs. J. G. Brooke, s. NJ. Supplee, Alex.
Young A. W. Supplee and J. Ii. Fleming.
J. H. ALEXANDER, who is wanted in
Fayette County, KY, on an indictment for
obtaining goods under false pretenses, ar
rived here this morning from Cleveland,
O., in charge of Mr.. B. J. Treacy, Sheriff of
Fayette County. The prisoner, who is in
the County Jail, will be taken to Kentucky
on a requisition this evening
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ON 'CHANGE.

Location OF the New Chamber.-.
Board of Public Works ResOlu-
tion-POwers of the southern Rail-
road Trustees.
The Committee appointed to proceed to
Washington for the purpose of obtaining
such legislation as would be necessary to
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to
sell the Post-office lot, corner of Vine
and Fourth to the Chamber of Commerce,
made their report to-day, which was re-
ceived and placed on file, and vote of
thanks extended to the Committee.
The report stated that bill had passed
Congress authorizing the sale of said prop
erty and the Secretary had expressed his
intention of appointing committee of five
citizens for the purpose of appraiSing the
value of the lot.
The resolutions favoring a continuance
of the Board of Public Works was taken up,
and motion made for its adoption, but
before the motion was put to vote, a mi
nority report was made and discussed by
Messrs Dodds and Cassidy, who favored the
minority report, and offered by Messrs.
Geo. F. Davis and Richard Smith. The
minority report was then voted down and
the report of the majority adopted.
A report from the Committee on Legis-
lation respecting the repeal Of the laws
which have reference to the power of the
Trustees in leasing and completing the
road, was laid over until to- morrow.
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Another XrOnged One.

Mary A. Doan, young girl about
eighteen years of age, arrived in the city
last evening from Windfall, Upton County,
Ind, in search of her betrayer and the
father of her unborn child. She applied to
Squire Schwab for assistance in seeking
him. She says he is Harry 2. Presnall, of
Corinth, KY.
The Squire dispatched Constable in
search of Presnall, and the officer returned
with him in short time. Presnall agreed
to right the wrong done by marrying the
girl forthwith, but requested to be allowed
the privilege of first going to his temporary
residence No. 461 West Fifth street, to
change his clothing.
The request was granted, and he, in COM
pany with Constable Eckerly, went to the
house. While there Presnall managed to
escape from the officer (who allowed him to
go to his room above). and has not been
captured since.