davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-10
| last night, ran on tlc upper tn,l Of Nnund.
Island. The Lcvathan released her at $40 thia


poRr HuRox, Mich, May 9.-un-PEoua Can-
Adn, Asia, Fountain City, |. Chntfec and tows; !;
sclrs Gariba1lI and William Wrlihousc.
Down-Props rassatc mud tow. Fred Kelly
with Warner nIri Nenaunce; tug Winslnw with
sunnyalde, Sweetheart, md Jnne bell; ac1lrs
Josephine, Nav Hampshire, mud Mary Bartlett.
Wind southeast, liVht: weather cloudy,
, 1879-05-10
No olhos whisker Dye equals Hill's-5o cents.


IN f,;,nEIt Tf, ACCOMMODATE UUn NUMEROUS
rs.tons tl,ouKhogt Ie ey we h.re estanii,,sd
bew where nvcisisccHts viii he taken fpr the uasne
1tcr IL cAsuE II tr AaIn UEcE md "! e received
Until o'cocE =. IN. durinE the week, md Until D. NJ
On saturdays: ..,
&. u. WxLDES, EeTsdea1er. stattoncr. etc., 1909
EGltj;[ET TiiIlUMST0S. WeA.sidf Ncwl nspos,
DlNc liand. ~. corner Of ltatstet'st.
ii. Z. liEtiHtCK. itTcef, ,ScHsdeatr. and Fancy
GQna4, 72N l.nke.at.. corner lincoln.
, 1879-05-10
Ntartet1 Hath WAYS.

A Dctrotter cured lang atl severe attack OF
neuralgia hy fallinE down.ata1rs: wh!le, OH the
other da,ll, resident Of Rockford H., lost lii
seuse Of smell BY falling down an enlba1kmcnt.
What's one 1na,,'s meat etc.
, 1879-05-10
PORT COLnORNE,

8pscid( Nlr0tt1 70 7Hs 1F15WHA
PORT CoLponaH, Ont, May v,-Lake htcht-
gan report-Passed up-echr. Nellie Wilder,
Charlotte to Chicago, coal; Thomas Parsons,
Charlotte to Chicago, coal. ...
Other lako soports-passed up-schr Eye'etgh.
Tbs Buffalo feet tkat weso iee'bonnd here
lett to-day lor Buffalo.
, 1879-05-10

e,lNAN0lAL: lAL:~..,..~,.-,.,...,>,
Se%es ns.f ciark Soos sus Es.S.hti
a nv SUM Loaned ON FuHNlTuNE, PIANOS,
.seuss q Rs";F;M IT. 81 ass .'ss ssGe
A. ny SUMS. 70 LOAN EIN FU!SlTuHE; YlAAos::
a. ,s;s, ss oS t. rs sy At
AA9uSIS "a Sx. rSiTTE d!:S!I Ia,i; r!
i. wiso. afSs Sei i, GasG ne.1Spr.f. % Room j.
fi0ioi5AD0-K 0DQDc OPPORTUNITY Is k0W
sf{s +, s.S s5S ssSs
f,Asii PAID ron 6Lf! 00LD AND s,hyEn' liIs I;r
III;
TAy1s wALKEii. iii pEAn10nS.sT.. HAVE
ron Sssy 'Ss Cd; TT fts IA n'
MONEY To LOAN OF ru1!S1TuRE, rIASos.
ios II sss ssee
N1oAEy TO. LOAN n'N FUliSlIUllE, WAhK.
a,a A':s gS EeSesf' E. III ss4
$ST SE ESS'Tu Il 4 =; Asn e.; NE; ~;
qnSRRn %ARY fSSSs f s,. 'es Ssr. 1?ws. In '1s CIV
7 sKn eEST5MoSHX A: 70 hHAX ,2l, ~ EnoPge AIRY
cut Hss eorner Siiss issadopi' III lj,asbofa.s, -
= rk,. CENT MoSfY To- LOAN ~ sUNS q
,LlSHn n - .ssi;ts : 6o ~ real s''' :"
So. 600 g s5sssSS sssy xs!'% .2' ySAs
S. 600 5 its s'.,!: " VIM VI 5SEsV5 II ES q q
$ s s.;!!.I 92 SJ $$ NV
, 1879-05-10

MACKINAW.
6peetal DispatcA 10 1zd 1t1bsss.
NAoksaAw Orr, Mich, May 0.-Ths stmr
Cl!nton, tu trying to get Into Naekiuaw island
, 1879-05-10

Hpkcf0I VlSbdkcA 70 ana 1FouhS.
MILWAUKEE, May 9.-The prop Cuba takes
2a,0Do bu rye AMI 30 900 bu wheat to luf1nso on
through rate; The stcam.barge Forest City,
20000 bu wheat TO Buffalo at 81fc, and her con.
sort, barge Il. II. brown, 5000 bu wheat on
through rate to New Yor9. The steam barge
Y, swpin and consort, barge Maxwell. have also
heen chartered 10 curry 70, ,o00 bu wheat to But.
Ia!o At 31Sc.
pnyaie tclcQsama received here to-day an-
uouneed that tils sghE Cuba Tan ashore VI,
Horseshoe Reef, near Sister Bay. but Will get
OIL without damage. The sellr Narrngansutt,
which w!ptered here, has beeu purchased by
John CorrlQan, OF Cleveland, and Will bu rebuilt
10 The standard rate. Tie new owner prpnnlcs
lu send the vessel un an oeean voyage With q
cargo Of Eetngd petroleum oil.
, 1879-05-10

BUFFALO, n. =, May 9.-cleaTed-Frons
Nyack, ladsei Antelope, e. ]. Kcrshaw, Araxas,
James Davidson, Abercoru, Chicago; Missouri,
Bay City; schra John Burt, Ct. Joseph; Van
Valkenbnrg, sault 30 Marie; Mineral State,
Melvtna, Col. Ellsworth, lted, White. and Iluc.
15O tons coal, Chicago; d. Y. TFe.able,, l,loo
tons coal. D. .. Austin, 9D0 tens coal. Milwau'
tino CITY. Leader, NJ. 4. Coil. ALBANY, Saginaw
ChIrato Board of Trade, Bay City,.
Chartees-schts seotia aud Rcd Wing, coal,
Chicago.
, 1879-05-10
PERSONAL


IN sts eoitfnan tarre liner st IS cents pr IN
terilan. Edeh additional line. 10 etrts
DERsONAL-TW0 YOUNG LADIES, rAfs,Aintf
L Euol.loukng. stranYen 70 ti,e city, Ton!d llRc 70
dEEaA ii AID. TtlIunE OllcG.
, 1879-05-10
DETROIT NEWS.
d3ectuk Df6p0lch 10 The TFt3uste,

DETROIT, Mlch., Atay 9.-Eayly this morning,
when bound down, tho Anchor Line propeller
Wlssnhtckon ran aground on Peach Island, as
the head Of Detroit River. In copnectton there
with there came worry near besnE tirst-casa
sensation. The Canadian authorities, heariuG
Of the difficulty, aud also learning tlsat the tugs
Wilcox and Quail had been sent to her nssst-
ancc, chartered tic Canadian tug Prince Alirrd,
proceeded to the scgne Of the trouble, an1 per-
etnptorkly forbade further operations. under
pain OF seizure and f'ne. After examination,
however, thcy cane to tho conclusion that the
boundary-linc TO warrant dlspnlc,
and withdrew, leaving tho American
TUGS master Of the situation. This NJ
tcruoou, lighter was sent alongside,
a,,d 1t Is thought upwards Of 5000 bu Of the
can be rot oil. The Wissahlckon Is drawing
nbout Is feet Of water. She Is In the usual
channel, but tho water In II is low, hence tlte
difficulty. She will hardly be released Defore
morning.
Il was rumorcl here to-day that the Canadian
authorities hnvo seized all the property OF G.
F. Dunbar, contractor at The Lime-Kl1ns, for
plosiou at Blsatford. II fs sntd that not only
arc the drill and drcdGes at tue Lime.kiius
taken, but his effects at Port Culborba niltl
Port Robinson. Al 9li events, no Work 10 In
Wheat rites to Buffalo are firm 1T &c, but
tllcrt Is little Inquiry for room, ana vessels arc
scarce.
apeciel Dispatca 70 7aa Tribune
DETno1r, Mich, May 9-lo 7: m.-A special
lou, says the report Of the eetz,lrc OF Dnnbar's
property by the Canadian Government Is un
true,
, 1879-05-10

in this coiaH three H1ts !sSs. u cents per IN.
serttoh Each addstfnnafttns 10 CENTS
, 1879-05-10
TIE RESUMPTION IN PORT.

TIE RESUMPTION IN PORT,
The Ford River Lumber Company's new schr
resumption, built BY Wolf g. Davidson, Ut Mil
waukce. arrived In port last evening about Gao
o'clock, anil 1noored at the Exchange doeks.
Bhe was towcd In by the tug Rebel,
Capt. George Jewoil, who received the
customary perqutaite Of IS. The new vessel
cauIa into the larbor flying the coo1s presented
by Secretary Sherman, alid attracted great
deal Of attention along the main river mud cape
cially on thu Lumber Market, where the 6crutin-
fzinK mariners inspected her from stem tusturn.
Stla has 850.U00 feet Of lumber on board, nI1a
draws but eght feet un.l ntre Inches forward
md: d:scant ninu foot ST, Her lines aru good, md
her cabin tho ucatcss and best In the lumber
float. lier tigure.licad Is enlblematlr Of re-
sumption, and her stern anu quarter bear
carvings Of tho golden coIns Of TIE
country, Capt: Kellnnd commands ths
new craft, aud he expressed himself Rs will
pleased With ler sailing mud other Qualities.
1Ier prcas capacity und light. draft make hcr
especially desirable for the trade n whiet, shc Is
engaged. Her mato, tho Ford NlvsF, WILL bo
constructed In tho same way.
, 1879-05-10

"
Observation-Disclosures AND uENTLEMEE CAN
en,poyMsat, Apply i The BRYANT t. sTItATToS
UlytAf5A CottGe,
, 1879-05-10


m thtt cdlnrn. lhsfe ina tfs. II tsHts pfF In
ssrfjon EaeA addiiiondt iins. 10 csnts.
, 1879-05-10

ron sALE,-cAEAr-A: - W :*lSCtl aTATloN:
Make suitable III nour.h,l!, factory. otla n,ll, III
viii e. tvII a. y baIgalu. T. 4 u. cUUlkI 4 CO.,
b1Ounl FerHtf. u.
, 1879-05-10
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
FonsALE:.;,stoa WILL my 4 nEAGTirTL 1 i:eI1, LOT
EhtcsgS: ~ down md {, monthly; ehespe1t psonertr
10 cents liza Dis',WS. u. laSal1e.st.. Room l.
ISUR sALE-AT EAST GRUyE. CEfichGrs H1GfI.
est suhurl !ots yx1;1 feet for eco cssh no cath
and zee tfUm, frse. ". u. {. STREET 4 CO., 1Dl
Warrington IT.
T7DR HNLE-OII REST--ClIEAP-A FINE BRICK
hsnfc, with iarRc grounds. at Lake Forcst. AlsU.
some cottages to rcnf. Inquire Of u LIND l57 Naah.
tngtuh.ft Room @.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
FOND OF FANCY WORK.

An elderly woman named Ellen McDonough ofNo.
668 West Forty-ninth street. placed trial be-
fore Judge Gdersleeve yesterday by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bell in the Court Of General Sessions,
charged with receiving stolen goods. Jointly in
dicted with the accused her little daughter Mary
bright little girl. thirteen years old. whose offence
was alleged to be that Of petit larceny Tho mother.
who was defended by Mr.. John o. Mott, first
placed on trial The evidence adduced for the prose-
cution showed that the little girl had been employed
at Macy's store, of Fourteenth street
and sixth avcnue in the cash department for about
two weeks. Owing to information furnished
to Miss Bowyer. tho superintendent, by one of
the employees, Mary was taken into custody in the
store and searched. Beneath her clothing found
Q bag containing small quantities Of foss silk and
machine twist for the possession Of which she could
not satisfactorily account. This discovery led 10
D further investigation, and the watchman accom-
panied the little girl to her home, where there
found $50 $40 worth of stolen property. Tho
mother was thcreupon arrested receiver. Her
explanation yesterday tho witness stand, in re-
found in her rooms only few days before tho
arrest. that she questioned her daughter
as to where she obtained the property
and informed that she had picked mp the silk
and twist from tho sweepings of the establishment
Her daughter. she said. was very fond of making
fancy work; but when she discovered such large
quantities of material she warned Mary not to bring
fascinating in her told her story in very
intelligent manner. She admitted having taken the
articles mention,d, adding that her mother was en-
tirely bamecss in the matter, as she not aware
that anything had been stolen. The further hearing
Of the was adjourned until this morning.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
NEW YORK HERALD THURspAY MARCH g. ls7s-rRPLE SHEET

and that she claimed to be the lawful wife of Blair
under the name Of Neoll. she refused to recog-
nize him her husband and instituted the present
suit to have her marriage with him annulled. Cap
tain Blair offers opposition to the suit
Judge Donohue has just rendered an Important de-
csion which materially affects the interests OF the
trustees the Clairmont Savings Bank. On the ap-
pointment of a receiver Of the bank suits were
brought by the counsel for the receiver. Mr.. +. h.
Van Derveer, for the recovery of improperly do
clared dividends. Subsequently the new receiver.
Mr.. Clark Brooks, brought suits through Messrs.
Barlow Olney. his attorneys. on the same ground
Defence was interposed by Messrs. Winsor Marsh
attorneys the trustees. to these suits on the
cation was made before Judge Donohue on the part
OF tho new receiver, to have the old suits discon-
tinued, which denied.
Before Judge Barrett, holding Supreme Court. Cir
cult there continued yesterday the trial OF the
breach of promise suit brought by Christine Heinrich
against Herman Goldstein. release, signed by the
plaintiff in consideration of 500. was handed in
number of letters from plaintiff to defendant were
read In one of them she tells him she has placed
their child with q wealthy family. In another she
announces that she must have ticket for California
or she will speak to him in his store This fol-
lowed by letter asking for money as she was going
to marry Union Hill gardener. Burgheim Berliner,
formerly bookkeeper at the Prescott House. testified
for impcrtinence. After this took letter to her
from Mr.. Adam Kuhn, guest and she told him Mr..
Kuhn was the father of her child and that, as to Mr..
Goldstein, that he 'was dirty looking jew. At the
close of the testimony tho counsel summed up and
after brief charge by Judge Barrett the case was
given to the jury with instructions to bring in q
sealed verdict this morning.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

In the suit Of Celestn Gauter against Etienno
0urcau to recover damages for alleged Grim. con-
with the formers wife. the facts Of which have al
ready appeared in the HERALD. verdict was rem.
dered in the Marine Court yesterday in favor of the
plaintiff for $1,000.
James Morris yesterday arrested by Special
Agent sharratt Of the Post Ofncc Department, on a
charge of forging the namc Of @. II. Ready, music
dealer In Duane street. TO q Post OfHce order for
81 25 The accused was brought before United States
Commissioner Shields and held for examination In
$1,000 bail till tins morning.
Herman Crnin, foreman OF the United Stntcs Grand
Jury, was reported sick yesterday and unable to
transact business. The fact was reported to Judge
biatchford, who appointed John W. Quincy fore
man. instead of Mr.. Griffin. Judge Blatchford said
this was tho first occurrence OF tho kind that had
James sssn"~s s"S John Logan wcro srrsaned by
Assistant District Attorney Russell yesterday In the
Court OF General Sessions charged with burglary.
II was alleged that on tho night Of the lth ult the
tea store ot Joseph Picrson. No. ~ Third avenue.
was broken into and robbed OF several bags of tea
aud coffee. The thieves also entered the stable al
the rear of the store and stole horse and wagon,
with which thcy carried OF tho property. in all
valued at 5000 The main testimony against the ac-
cused was that OF James sutton, young man who
lived over the store aud who on going home on the
night in question looked through tho window and
positively identified as the prisoners II was sought
on the part OF the defence estabiish an abi but
tho jury, after brief delibcration returned vcr-
diet OF guilty. Judge Cowng sent the prisoners 20
Sing Sing for four years each.
In the suit brought by the New England Iron Com
pany against the Gilbert Elevated Railroad (,olpp,ny
aud the Loan aud Improvements Company, to recover
some sl,vv.0ro for an alleged breach OF contract.
the facts OF which were published In yesterdays
IIERar further testimony was taken yesterday before
Judge Freedman IN the superior Court. Mr. Wig
pi,s president OF the iron company, was examined
at urcat length but his testimony was prpcipalv in
proof OF thy contract, the purport of which has
already been given.
Mrs. General Gordon Granger gave her testimony
de bcne csse yesterday, before Mr. Van Worst the
rcfcrce in her suit against Captain Blair, OF tho
Fifteenth United States fnfsntry. for divorce. She
test ncd that captain Blair deceived her in not telling
her that he had wife living in Glasgow, Scotland
when she married him. The court martial proceed.
inss having proved that the frst vile still living
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

I'm THE HIGH COURT or JUSTICE, PROBATE,
divorce and Admiralty Division probate, the prn-
Charles Adams lato of Al Albion ST., Brighton In the
county Of Sussex Thomas Adams late of "a South Park
ST. Canada aud Robert Adams late of "a South
Park ST.. Toronto, Canadaarake notice, tha, q citation
Court of Justice dated tho 2th day of January 1870
whereby cited within 80 days after the
publication this notice accept refuse letters Of
ADMINISTRATORS Of the personal estate and effects Of
Thomas Adams, latc OF Crencestcr IN tho county Of
Gloucester deceased who died intcstate, show
why should be granted Edward Bowly OF
Sddiugon Cirence aforesaid OF the regis
tered public officers OF the Goucestershrc Banking Com
pany creditors of the said deceased with
default of the said letters
Of administration will be granted to tho said Edward
Bovly n such public officer AS aforesaid.
- Ill L.. STRONG ReristraH
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
CIVIL DAMAGES ACT.

There commenced yesterday before Judge
Daniels. holding Supreme Court Circuit the trial Of
o suit brought by Mrs. Hannah L. scully against
Daniel Buckley under tho Civil Damages act for
S25OO on account of damages she claims to have
sustained through Intoxicating liquors sold from
the de.endants liquor store to her husband.
Sho charges that her husband, through his intcu,-
perstc habits, contributed nothing for her support
but the contrary made IL necessary for her to go
out and do days In order 10 support the
family. Mr.. Buckley. defence, alleges that lie
instructed his bartenders not to sell any liquor 70
the plaintins husband.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT.
The court in banc mot Yesterday, but without
transac,ing any business adjourned for two weeks
CIRCUIT CouRT-CuIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Ireland v. Raymond settled: Brown ct al. ".
saltcr ct nl.; dismissed rs to nuucnnson. Apple.
man vs. Der; judgment 10y default. AppiemaiI VS..
Mason; Judgment 10y default Applcmnn. v.
Cooke. Judgment 10y default. Hoffman vs.. wash
ingtou Market Company; argument in progress
EQUITY COuRT--IUSriCE hACARrHUR.
The January term OF this court conyencs his
morning but II is Thought that the calling Of the
calendar will occupy all Of the time that His Honor
will have at his disposal for the day. Trials vii!
probably be heard tomorrow.
CRIMINAL CouEr--LJsrtrE wNL1E.
The tliird trial Of S,tnucl \ Clark indicted 'ipr
the murder OF John Lee. alias Jack Cash, on Christ
mas day, IN the year ISL was begun yesterday
owing to the sickness OF ouu Of the counsel for the
much progress was nude. The present PANEL OF
Jurors were examined rs to their competency, nui
all were either challenged or excused excepting
Mcssrs John Silence, Cornelius Brown, Edward
Censor, Charles s. English John \. Picrrc, Joseph
II. rull aud John A. Gray rheic scScn mon Wcrp
not accepted to sit upon The case, but their lines,
will be decided upon to-day. The Court ordered
tho names ortwcnty tolemcu 70 be drawn from y"
box, and ont Of that number II Is expected that the
requisite twelve men viii he secured.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
Circuit urt-ChiccJuslicc Catherine. 2aG To
ley vs.. Blake ct AL; No. SIS. higgins Vs. Gulut No
| 2i3, Holslun vs.. Washington Market Company No
Us, English vs. Nauderwerkcn; No; ~ Ntllncne
VS. Beck; No. 40 o'llngan ". Henderson y"
800. Clal:crDack VS.. Evan; No. SOL Morgan W
District OF columbia No. ;sa, Brown ct 81. &c
Salter ct al; No. 20, o,Blien ~, Lee No. M
aud South Washington Railroad Company.
Equity Court-Justico MncArthnr-No. J. Niece
vs. Hogan No. ., WallaCh vs.. Van Riswick M
3, Alexander ys. Alexander No. 1. Fillhugh y,
| Gnskins No. :, Browning w. Grant No. q, Al
bright " Emery No. :, Glenwo4d Cemetery zen
| pany vs. Close; No. $, Motls W. Boyd No =, tul
| - Mex i'm M 10 Moore Us. Rawlings
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

tins IN error vs. The United States IN cuor 70 we
Circuit Court OF The United states Tor thG sousnVlm
district OF ohio. On motion OF Mr. ASSISTANT hVol,
ucy-Ocncral smith, wrtts OF error docketcd ana
dismissed. ,,.,..... nat,
NO 9bh. ChicAgo DnnNillc ana NlnccnlltS hMlt
road Company appellants, vs.. William r. tosdick
ct al. Motion 10 dismiss submitted by N.Y. II. OH'H
ford In support OF same ana by Mr. T. Nalker III
opnosition, ,t.
No. SOP. luiou l0ciuc Railroad company ih"il.
iil In error, W.. Board Of lCommissiOheIs DoIBG
County: submitted ~ NJ y. =. ropplcnl ,y'
painlth n error. aud by Nc'sI- H. MUNGER u.'W ''
NJ NoOdworlh Tor defendant ~ error, uhu'i 'hc
twentieth rule ut, ...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
GEORG ETOWN MEMS.


The ice on the Lille River Is ten and half
inches thick.
Mr. Edward Sweeny, one of HE ,,oncculieG en-
pluyed on the new Georgetown College building
died Sunday afternoon, The remains were nkCil
In charge by Undertaken clements and VIII Voc
sent To M home In Western Ncw York. an INC ten
o'clock tain this morning.
The Great Falls lee Company Yesterday com
mcncCd gathering ice nom AuJu-tan island, Tho
company hns l2j men At work on the isan9 and
lhe Little River They are u-inF II ihilly.hut',
power engine und are cutting beautiful clear lee
nom eleven 10 twelve iuch1- thick. The cont
pany expect to secure not less u"l lh"' tons
ice.
Private Iydlanc carried to the station house
yesterday afternoon lpi vi muucs, recovered
FROM the Junk shop OF povid prcylus,, Nu. a.
Bridge street and the Junk shop Of T. Mcry
80. 80 Nigh sheet. The article named Werc sold
10 the niuk dealers by John CId" co'orud, NhC
states that nr purchased them nom yIiulcd man
named edward Wheeler The hurup>s was idcuu
fled and claimed by Potter Harvey. lc,idiug0l 'hr
corner of twenty lhrd aud II lfrrl, northwest it
Wrhnlton Craig and wheeler were both 49,
rested ON Inc charge OF petit larceny, aud Hli
hnvo a hearing iu the Police 'JUu to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
1875
1873
GREAT

PFNNSNlNNNIA ROUTE ,,..,,,
~ Duo'tBLHi;RNCK, STiFIf HALL, ,,,,.,,
SPLENDID srENLIMii NAT'NItIohNl H''' IL
TRAINS LEHVE Whtiiiii HSGi"'%' from Depot cor
nor fSi>th aud RsuCel9, os follows: ,.,,,. ..,,,,
Parton car 10 Pitt,burg and Nlecplns ctG nom
riu-bug "a Cincinnati, s. Louis hn' thIcasoi
n%fiTMG,PWiHR N NIT PP66iii'UMNc RRSiLG6AD.
For Cananlagun. Rochester, Huiialo, Niagara tG't~
and Tie Norh ut $40 p NJ. daily, rNG,i ,,gl9rua.
with Palace Cars TO tnnHmdaglm For Wluhlls
port, Lock Haven Hnd Watkins "t 1910 ~ M
dnily, except sunday. ,-,,
For New YORK and tho East $3.50 and lOl3 r m. unlly
Wi h Palace Cars attached. LimUcd Express Of
ruilman farlor Cars, $50 I" NJ daily except
For Brooklyn, Sow York an THROUGH trains connect
NJ Jersey City with bOula ot "Bronkyh AhhtN
Attending direct transfer To tul'oh street hNou.
inE double ierriase ana journey "v'o'' ~" Au'"
For Philadelphia, l:ao 800 and leils p m daily, Linn
For Baltimore 2, s:ai o. a. ~, ava i3l 2, M daily,
cNr"p Snndny i"lon Me- 100 o''' ~" an" lo'io
For ropes r,l, Line, : q. M and 40 p. m. daily
For annapolis, 7 .. N. and 10 p. m, daily, except
AIINRNhnIA ANu FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
NAY AND AlI,NANpltlA AND WASHING
For AIpxsndria, d. s!Ij So TO- II H. M and l'l5, b. 80
te', = and 1850 p. m, On sunday o ~ IN" il'
For Wchnond aud The South asa a. m. and 5;2o p, m,
rrrI hGlur.l,r aud ohio Railroad $50 p. N. daily.
10. il d, m. aud t. . lgO, 3, G'll T. aud r. =, M
On sunday u sand WU. ~, and Hlhp, ~,
commentator can br procured M the onicrs-norlh-
east corner Of Thirteenth street Nud PHnlsNlNNllt
wanna Avenue and at lhe depot, where orders can ne
Jeff for the checking OF baggHso 10 destinations nom
+. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Mnnagtr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
decs.lt
pyGFo ". ,rlcKXfy, Aaclioneer
TIT STEE'S SALE or IMPROVED REAL ~
rAIEnN - INNER SrhEEf, HOWARD UNI

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL ~.
TATE ON ~ MNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NFRSiTN SUBDIVISION.
ny virtue ola drsd of trust, dated august ~ ISL
and duly reCOrdedfu Litter No ~. folio H. one Of the
land recorts Tor Washington County, District OF
Columbia and under decree Of The supreme Court
1T tire District of Columbia passed on tie 18TH day oi
December. ls, in equity ctlsr NJ. 6lll between John
\. j. CrCSwcll ~ M. versus Thomas Carter 81 a.,
wit, at tie request of the parts secured b.
s,uh trust, srl At public auction, In front oil the
prensc5 Cu MONDAY, January -, \. II. 1879 ut
inp oror!; y NJ tho following described RAJ estate
situate IN The county Of Wa'hiuSlon, Di.ulCi' oi
Columbia. iu wit: iUl l. block .! ia The Howard
University subdivision uithu hirm OF Ion \. SIN ~
commonly Known a. "E0lnghau Place" ~ Iuld
down Mai Of nov SDdiN igiun OF lots 81 Is. ~, 10
aud -. and HIt,y IA block 80. Howard lulN"'s SHY
nrnu"rty ulCd ON county Surveyors Ollie" August
~ is5l,
Terms one ihlrd IN cash; balance IN six aud
Twelve months Niih Interest at per cent. Il"r an
mum nom lo dry ui .nle to h. secured hy deed u
lri-t on tho property sold deposit uf 81 to Ot
pdiG down IA uu" col sale. MI couv"Annrlus at cpl
at purchaser ittrrms ere not compiled WIZ! IN I'VE
day the trustee rtsyt. the right 10 resell tie prop
criS NJ the re-, amt cusl of dcuUltny purchaser,
JANIS II. M VIII, ftu.trc,
drc-GruJ,vl,. office 52O Eshtu -treel.