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Dos'r forget the grand excursion to
%0hautauqua Lake via B. 4 o. r. r. on
Saturday, September 18th. Round trip
only 81 rs.
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TnE CouRTs-U. s. DRrRtcr CouRr-
Judge y. y, Jdck0on-The following bust.
mess was transacted before this Court yes.
.terday:
The Grand Jury appeared and retiredto
John ]. Mcdonald furnished $1,000 bail
TO appear on the first day OF the next term
TO answer an indictment for using the
United States mails for fraudulent pur.
poses, with Ed. ohristman and Jas. Rine
as sureties.
Frazier 4 Fry ys. Steamer R. j. Grace.
In admiralty. This day came the libel.
lant, by their proctofs, as we'll rs the
claimants, by their proctors, and the Court
having considered the exceptions Of re-
spondents to the libel filed herein, doth
sustain the first Of said exceptions. And,
therefore, on motion OF the libellants,
they have leave 10 fle an amended libel ID
the case.
United States vs. Frank ]. Rothacker.
Indictment marked No. l for violation oil
Internal Revenue law. Judgment fol
special TAX, penalty and costs.
United States vs.. Same. Indictment
marked No. 8. Same offense. Judgment
for costs.
United States Va. T. 1. Elliott, who
stands bound in recogniEance in the sun
Of 81 1000, with g. ". Reynolds, his sure
ty, to any answer or Indictment that may
be preferred against him upon q charge o
having devised q scheme or artitiCe 10 de
fraud by opening o correspondence will
other persons within the United States b,
means Of the Postofite establishment o
the United States. Default recorded on
motion Of the District Attorney.
The Grand Jury appeared in Court ant
returned a number ofindictments for VIC
lation Of the postal laws, attractions Of thu
currency and internal revenue laws, ant
having no other business before then
were discharged.
The remainder Of the day was occupied
in the hearing Of the case OF Warren 4
Co, vs.. the steamer @. W. Hornbrook
Messrs. Barr and Clark for libellants, ant
Messrs. Hubbard, Goff and ALI. Caldwell
for respondents.
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CyTLCURA SOAP,

Is prepared from cuTIcuRA In 4 modified form, and
d positively indispensable In the treatment Of skin
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend IL for the prSser-
walton Of the Bkins Of infants, for gentlemen who
shave and are troubled with tender faces, for those
who desire 3 clean and wholesome Skin and Scalp,
and for all purposes Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Its delightful and rotreshlng fragrance equals or sur
passes the finest Partisan Soaps.
The CuTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks g.
Potter, Chemists q Druggists, $50 Warrington street,
Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of
CuTIcuRA, small boxes, 90 cents; large boxes, 81.
RESoLVENT, 81 per bottle. CurIcuRA Soar, Is cents
p0r cake; by mall, 30 conts, three cakes, IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-10

A LARGE stock Of the celebrated Bradley
Flannels, everybody knows them) for
sale at Geo.. g. Roth's.
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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1873. 1870.
20 50 % Sc 81 CO 6 G.
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COMMITTEE on ORDINANCES.

This Committee submitted the following
ordinance in regard TO the Gas Office:
SEcT1oS l, Be ordained by the Council
OF the city Of Wheeling, that the first sec.
ton Of the ordinance entitled IAN ordin.
ance in relation TO the Gas Works Of the
city Of Wheeling, and the appointment Of
duties and compensation Of the trustees
thereof" as amended March 18th, 1870, be.
amended as follows:
Belt ordained by the Council Of the city
Of Wheeling that there shall DO elected BY
the Council at the meeting at which this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-10
FANoYoooDs..oEo. R. TAYLOR
TO THE LADIES.

In advance Of our regular purchases Of Fall and
Winter Goods, we beg to announce the arrival this
day, sOnday, August %, of a choice and select
assortment of recently imported
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Embracing a full line Of the Newest Designs in Ladies'
French Embroidered Handkerchlefs, in White and
varlegated COIOrs, Neckwsar in Decline and Breton
Lace, Fine TOrchon LaOes, Sash, Pompadour and
Pekin Ribbons, Breton scarfs, Cream Llsss RufHlpu,,
Novelties in Dress Buttons, &C., &c.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, we will open a full
line Of New Black and CoIored Cashmeres, Black
Dress and Trimming. Velvets, Black sadns in
Plain and Striped, Black Drap de France, &C.,
all New and Choice.
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Ghe ~qHtdGgemer,


ONCE. Nos. % and 81 Fourteenth street.
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A communication from the Mayor in
regard to instructing the Committee on
Real Estate to take such measures as may
secure the interests Of the city in the mat
ter Of a valuable deposito mill cinder at
the old Washington mill, was referred to
that committee.
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DIED.

CLEARY On Thursday morning February p,
1872, WILLIAM CLEARY, IN the seventy third year
Funeral from the residence o, his son. James z
ca airy 3D. iih street S. W, on Saturday, March
1st, al a. m: KeqGiem mass at st. Doninick' q
Church. at 80 3. u. lPostl q
est daughter of Jeremiah and johanna Collins. aged
Is years and moths.
a light is from the householdsons.
A voice We love s stu:
place Is va3Gs. in our MIDST
Which never can he filed.
The funeral viii take place on Sunday ii O'clock
street. between Llngan and Warren streets. George
town.
MOORE. Departed this life February 26th, 1879 !.
SARAH MOORE, N the eixAtieth year of hsr age, Al
her residence. Nc. ll3! Ninateenth stre.t
Dee rest mother, thou hath left us,
We thy loss most deeply feed;
But us God who has bereft us,
he AN all our sorrows heal
Funeral will take pace sunday, March ID. from
pm. FRIENDS Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend.
MACKaLLA At her reside1ce 1905 Psnusylvs-
mia avenue, on THURSDAY morning, February 2Ith.
Her funeral will take plaza from st Matthew's
Church, Fifteenth and III streets, Saturday. March
Let, at O'Clock IN. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfuliy invited to attend
OFFLEY. At GEORGETOWN, ID C., February 9th.
1879. OF pneumonia, EMILY MARBuRY. youngest
child Of Holmes L. and Mary y. Offiey, aged tive
Funeral from residence OF parentS, - Second St.
Saturday, O'Clock p.n.
PRINGLE. On February 9th. 1879, ELIZABETH
PRINGLE, in the seveHtieth year of her age.
Funeral from S03 street north vest. on Satur
cay, Ms rch LIST. at 10 O'Clock am Friends are in
vlted to attend.
evening, February "a; 1879, Professor n. YARsALL,
U. s. Navy. in the SIXTY third years OF his age
lis Of 1b m rS aFs 81 Church
Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
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AMERICANS SUFFERING on THE AMaZ0S-TWO
civil engineers late in the employ OF T.. and T.
Collins, contractors for the building OF the Ma
delra and MamOre Railroad, in Brazil, arrived ia
this city saturday, on the schooner Carrie ID.
Alien, from Para. Their story OF the sickness
aEd SufeffngS from exposure and lack CT food
among the employees OF the road was the same
as or those who arrived in the last steamship
flom Brazil. About sixty OF the 600 who orr
glndlly went to Brazil from Philadelphia a year
ago dled or the maiarial fever and were buried
at san Antonio. These engineers report that
all or the workmen had left san Antonio In
hopes or making their way 10 the United States
although they had neither funds nor food The
residents of Para had provided one meal a day
for those who had been unable to get home
untll the next steamer from Brazil, but many
had died from exposure, being unproyidei with
shelter OF any kind. The hardShips of these
men at San Antonio is stated as having been
very great. They suffered from want OF food
aid shelter for several days after their arrival
and NEST OF the men had fever and ague be
cause Of the lack OF medical care. Discomfort
prevailed In the camps and many deSertions
follow ed. Quarre,S occurred among the men
and on many occasions they were attacked by
Indians. one OF their number, a cook named
King, OF Philadelphia, was found dead one
morning, with three arrows in his body. having
been murdered by the Indians. An Italian who
had considerable money and jeWelry on his per
son, was also found murdered one morning, and
his money and jewelry gone-[N Y. Tribune
9th.
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1910 GREAT 1870
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910


TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In Effect DECEMBER 10th. 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
Pittsburg and the West, 10 10 N daily, with Par
lor Car to Pittsourg, and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago;
TAO pm. daily. with Palace Gar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ss,arday. With SoFsl Cars atkins
am, daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 80 and 1O;l5 Pm m
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 AN. daily
eacept Sunday ~ ...+. a.
afording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
iIg double ferriase and Journey across Now
For PGiiadei phis so. 80. and 10 rs p NJ daily.
For BaitmoTe. 30 aa1s sna 80 ural
daily except sunda, 10 10 a m. i 80. 80. 40
Fer Pope's Greek Line. 90 a. M and 4 20 p. NJ.
daily except Sunday.
cept sunday.
NAY WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For I a}ss. RarhR3AP a,ou.m,.,sa4.ao5.
So ans II 80 pm. On Sunday at am. and
For Richmond and the South 6 so am. and 80 p
For z z. gay : y r.. R.. $40 p m daily.
9. 10. IL m: 1, 3 20. s.. rs and II pm. On
Sunday at 8 and 10 am, and :ls pm:
commoda,ions can be procured at the ofcss. north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and PsnnsylyaoIa
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
FRANK 5hoas6s Ssasa1 a asssssst Az saVs
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THtNflNs REBEiLors STUDENTS A tele-
gram from hartford, Conn. February Is. saws:
The Trinity College trouble remains IA about
tie same shape as yesterday. The faculty sent
te!eSfanS IN all directions TO parents IA one
form, saving: Come on Immediately Your
son requires your immediate attention" In
many cases this was supposed 10 refer 10 III
ness, ana much anxiety was shown in al -
patches received from parents inquirlng for par
ticulars. About 10 kilograms were sent out
an0oNer 80 were received today. Meanwhile
parents and friends have begun to arrive and,
"a the matter is explained, the students believe
their position Is upheld. and therefore feel to-
hlght more than ever like holding out 10 the
END There were only seven students AT chapel
TINS morning, and less than 10 I'm all al recia-
uolS curing the day. Bishop Williams dean
OF me faculty.. who Was expected here to-day
dld not arrive and this fact l. construed by the
students as signiIsing a disappr0yal on the part
OF the trustees OF the arbitrary rules or the
faculty. 1t Is said that some or the resident.
trustees have expressed sympathy with the re-
DelIlon. AS the matter stands tonight, it looks
as II the faculty would have 10 compromise OF
go into general suspension, though the pres
ence OF parents In force tomorrow may nut a.
Inherent phase upon the situation. dispatch
last night says: The difficulty between the
Faculty ana students Is at an end The STU
dents publicly acknowledged their Misconduct
were pardoned, and have returned 10 their du-
ties.
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AMERICAS MASCTACTU REHS IN ENGLAND.-AH
EnghShman writes TO the London Standard A
mournful letter upon the invasion OF the
British markets by American manufacturers
lie Iound In MS travels that American cali
Gees and cottons had superseded the same
style OF English goods on the Continent Com
ing home lac found his iron-monger selling
American spades. saws, chiselS. hammers and
axes. and other dealers with stocks OF Amer1-
can locks. bolts, stoves and lamps American
leather Is sent TO England 10 be made un into
ShCeS. English carriages are built out OF ma
teI1a!S which have crossed the Atlantic. States
are now quarrled in the United States 10 roof
English homes. My grocer, my butterInan
ara probably my butcher" SAYS this writer
deal largely in American goods of all kinds"
even the cigarettes which he SMOKES are made
In Richmond, Ma, and the pen with which be
writes comes not from Birmingham. but from
an American manufacCcsy.
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ARTHUR SULLIVAN is a young man. not vet
30. lie is bachelor and most prcpoSSessing
He wears dark curly hair. and nc affects the
English mutton-chop WhiSkerS Before the
''l1nafore' he was almost unknown in America
save through his 0nc-aCt sketch OF Trial by
Jury" the words OF which are also by Gilbert.
and which Is now AID thea given Ia cOnrec-
tlon with the "rinafJTe." The story OF Mr.
SuillN al S career. With the names or his best
works, il given IN Progress No. 10. under tina
music vignette. With W. \ Gilbert we are
more familiar lie i little older than his
"6.d bog otenr, haH ing been born in 1Ss6. His
Bah Ballads" made him famous the world o'ar
aLd We know him also through his .sPygmalion
and Galalea. Palace OF Truth" aud many
other plays and eNtrayaganzas. He Is married.
tiOTGe1S ProqfeSS.
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The CHURCH ASD THR THEATRE-A Rev
John Armstrong or Helena, Montana, has ey-
relied from his church two members because
they we've employed in a theatre. J. AL Saw
telle proprietor or the theatre, takes the rever-
end gentleman TO task for this excessive strict
ness in church discipline, and In the local
papers announces himself prepared TO meet
any argument against his profession or its men,
hers." He also reminds the minister that he
armstrong; "once received money In the same
the atre for work performed by him in the said
sin for them, do you escape?"-tSah Lake Her.
cIJ
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DEOPENED.

REOPENED.
TIE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
Which has been closed for few months. has been
reopaned by Messrs RINGWALT Il HALL, Who
Vna west virginia and DeaMars for Ma tbs Sss
Of ese remedies, at their office Southeast corner 1T
avenue and Which has BEEN elegantly ii farnsss
sultation free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
method OF treatins successfully all Liver and stom
ach Diseases externally and it means an honest war
bn1s Of TIE s mon and one nosrums and hum
ITS DISCOVERY.
ABOUT eight years ago there was discovered and
principle Tor curing diseases bS ABSORPTION, Without
the aid of Medicine The necessities Of the case
was a int s
Ofhce,Oorner Of 9Th and streets northwest, over
No. Charles street. Baltimore nov5-1y
SNOw-wMTHTE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed you uss
CERES,
The handsonaess Minnesota Patent Flour in The
District, or,
Sterlts0's 81. Lossts Faacs Pote,sss
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. OF
GOLDEN HILL.
The wellknown Standard Family Flour OF the Dis
t-ict If Ia better than Il ever was, ana mskes
Rolls and Bread "a light and q
white - the driven SNOW.
The aboyenamed Flours can b bought 6: any
first class Grocery Store.
WHOLRHALE DEPOT,
OcRxHR ls1 BzR111 AND INDIANA AvMuA
o.,14m WIN. u. GAIT 90
A CHANCE FOX THE PUOR.-H you vAut sn
"A OVEROOAT lihe the rich wear and 1 tos o LESS
sos 9Th ST. NV, near Pa. ave. There you viii ind 3
largo stock Of secondhand O7eroosts. very little
Vo3n, at low prices ocslt1y
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A HER'S PILLS.
BY Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best of all
pUrsatives for family use. They are the product of
long, aborious and successf III chemical investiga-
ton. and the extensive by Physicians in their
the best and most effectua purgaive Pill that medi
cal science can devise; Being purely vegetable no
and curative powers no other Pills can be compared
With then and every person. knowing their virtues,
will employ them. when needed They keep the
system in fleet order and maintain in healthy
ton the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching
and efectual they specially adapted to the needs
Of the digestive apparatus, derangements of which
the best and safest physic to employ for children
ard weakened constitutions, where mild, but
effectual cathartic is required.
For Sale by z. D. GILMAN and all Dealers.
fef24 m,wf,3t
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
and Southwest.

Norfh MOTT invest wet " e
and southwest.
To take effelt Sunday, Nov. H. 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
is :05 a. m.-New York. Philadelphia. and Boston
only Stops at hasre Ann as Jnnc
ton, Jessup's. Hanover, and Elk Ridge. Breakfast
Goa m.-Bsltimore. Annapolis and Way. pied
mont, Strasburg, Winchester. Hagerstown and Way
+ 40 a. m.-Baltmore and Laurel Express
q, 8 :lQa m,Point .f Rocks, Piedmont. strasburg,
n ss5 a: NEW YSIE, PhilsdslpSfs. Boston and
rs ;5 q m1St LOUIS Louisville Chcaso Colum.
and Valley Branch e1ospt Sunday Throaz Car to
Staunton Inu1nGn Car to Cinclonau daily. Graf
fg 90 am-On Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 am Baltimore Express; Stops at Bladens-
ton, Jessup's and Hanover
II 10 p.m--Baltimore, Annapolis, Enicott City
II so pm,-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Il :S5 pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
40 pm-Baltmore, B,adensburg and Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay. Stops at nnapolis
"a IS p.m.-Point of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers.
town. WINCHESTER and Way Stations On Sundays to
P4t Of Rocks and May stations nsso Gny And wav
tons
Tda o S NSS sns
Norfolk Passe1lgers taksn ~ the Cars direct to Bout
at Canton. Stop at Biadensburg and Laurel.
70 80 p m.-Baltimore and Way Stations.
II 80 pm Chicago and Columbus Express
See ring Cars to Chicago.
rs 10 m.-Baltimo ore Express.
900 p.m.-Point Of Roc KS and Way Stations.
f9 81 pm.-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pttsburg Express. Pittsburg except Sunday. PutL
man Cars.
flo Is pm.-New York, Philadelphia and B ilt
more Express. Stops at Bladensburs and Laurel
Steering Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car 10 Philadelphia.
d)Dally. ,tOa Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday AL trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information spply at ticket ofise de-
pot corner OF New Jersey avenue sud street, 6ly
SOL 6O3, 14S5 Penna avenue NV, Washington and
! Masonic Temple, High ST., GEORGETOWN where tick
cts be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received at any point in the city
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE 8. KOONTZ. General Agent. novl6
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Signs OF Sprtnr On Kan....

a., mink the mary mary spring time a cor,~.,
oxerNSnss - lhe street crossings laugh your
oosro. NS - 70 Scoff. and when and wherever a
corner Is bsthed In golden sunshine iAe
tiSufely loafer suns his brawny hui NOT hesn
,h ,, .Si IN easy put ungraceful attitudes on
IIie useiul, but much bewhiftled dry r1nnis INV
There Is scent or coming spring In the halmy
ar, ana mere lpSnt a cent Of anv tbinr 49,
one wanders oyercoatleSs and comfortahle I'm
the sunshine, and ceases 10 revile the innocan1
ground hog and his humble researches and far
mClouS predictions I'm meteorological science
t me iar oNercoat is gradually disappearing from
o nS LanuScape. The busy housewife, careful
ana troubled about MANY things ALREADY hsc-ins
royA askance AT the patient carpet: and her
tha si,+nN, out ohScrNant husband recognizing
ma, . Ing ol me times, ShudderS when he secs
,nI, S,canly glance, and remarks that no never
Sir S suinaltSIa IN his back come on 81
For The kar SEEMS 10 be setting In this spring
80 ~, ~, hShSan who fought under lin, 7 va
,i nu JONI Brown and stood by N - .o,ho,x -,
the n,n11l,Y '.,aleN, wao looked unmoved into
volyers and a bt,o eoraer rnnian rifles and re-
"a gt brutal mubS I'm the face OF dam $50,
T anu tretnoieS when the gray light or daa
my Inn q Swaying carpet. deDenden, ,rn,
me line, sulleny Waiting Tor n po asonu from
s.lCA. mere Is tremor OF life in the - r...,
litg Fralrlts, shaded IN pale browns Win tho
Snlliis SHADOWS Of the clouds moving SWIM.
across TIE lace OF the lanGst.ar,p I'hsTe -,
SroV ihC dlslhclinaiioR IN the heart OF man "a
GO am WtrA. There Is a stronger l!vel!er desne1
!tlt IL IN IShlNal>. Which occasionally inter
itTcS Win The work OF the lrcfurpr,., bn s,,,,,,
hseA are sinking into a profound anafhy and
orahG!hS tht!r stock for Ice chests; the Ice men
AZ AZ = Jung on loot reports that The lee crnn az
,ile past winter las proved total failurc ara
,l-,' e coming summer viii ba largest and hot
-, 80 We nave iIad for thirteen Years There IS a
.itStll vi spring In the air. Han, merry Sprtnr-
ala = WIN hail tfo when Il comes. II VIII alsn
Si,et ute. aid rain some. and SHOW a grpaL
util ilu lfetdt the peach buds and KIN all the
o'iaH htl. ald DION down few houses and
stlAe SoMebody with lightning. and Distribute
lew lreShets around the country and carry
away bridges, ana Hood farms and drown cattle
ana DilN up fences, and nil the mouth OF the
oluCSl lunaoiiant with "reminiscences OF ~ ana
81 iial Giraffe and impulsve aud altogether
ubcohtrollabie spring. Rustic around and Get
through with IT. Eob BU5G.t's ia Ecirlcye.
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ENGLISH HIGHER LAw.-Independent savageS
cannot be allowed to be standing nuisance 10
their neighbors. Cetewayo is informed that ne
must admit an English resident, that he must
administer rational justice to his own people,
and, generally, that he must cease TO be Diooa 600,
fhirsfy harharian All these demands are NOR
sIIy Unsuitable and even laudable, though they
may have few precedents In international Jur-
isnrudeAce, Saturday Reriev.
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"FoR HEAVENS sAKEl don't let it get into

"FOR HEAVENS SAKEi don't let it get into
In a mean scrape. Keep it out of the paper
and it is all right. No matter how contemplate
or dishonest the position may be, or how much
morse and contrition, II the circumstances can
be kept from the '.cormorants OF the press" as
the people who have good reason to be afraid of
TRANQUIL and happy. We are no champion for
that extreme license OF the press that is some
times displayed, but we have noticed that the
ones who cry out lOudest against newspaper
disclosures are generally those whose own lives
and acts would not bear very close inspection.
People who live clean, Straightforward lives
have little to fear from the newspapers.-lCtn-
cinnnfi SATURDAY. Aj1Lf.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE AND LOT ON CORNER OF
EIGHTH AND b STREETS NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust 80
dated October 10th, 1916, and recorded in Lii fM.IH
Der 80 s35; 70 10 81. ct seq the undersigned .kA
pTsmises, on SATURDAY. the sth day of Mlrch,
1879 at o'clock pm all of Lot I'VE 5) in square
Wa hLngton, d. O., with the improvements.
The above property viii be sold subject to prior
deed # trust securing the payment OF eight hun
Gred and fOuTtee dollars.
TIE LIS Of sale: One-hait cash the residue in six
~ @eive months respectively, after day of SALE
tor which deferred payments, the notes OF pur-
chaser, secured on the property sold and ID the
satlhta ton of said Trustee to be given ell
cash. al option of the purchaser $20l deposit re-
CURED when bid accepted. Ii terms of sale not
complied with i'll five days, Trustee reserves right
TO resell at risk and cost of defauting purchaser
JOHN CAMMACK, Trustee.
TBOS. E. WAGGAMAN, AuCt. feb27-d&1s