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The Blocker street bobtail and Broadway
lines OF anxious to emulate In every possible
the elevated roads that have deprived them Of Arge
share patronage. sunday night had toeraby
oessful collision Of their own.
At twenty minutes before II O'Clock 81 OF the bob
tail line bowling down Blocker street as fast
single horse behind time could draw IT, As approached
Greene street the driver. whose duties jehu
little impedod bY his efforts to make change tor i'm.
patent passenger did not perceive that's Broadway
was going up town at rate that promised TO
cover lost time The motive power Of the bobtail car
however the danger. and with agility begotten
n long practice eXtrcaung himself from Just such
prrdc Amcnts the brute whisked out Of the
IN tme TO every thing except significant
portion Of the hairy part OF his tail
The Blocker street dashed into the car Of the
Broadway line with crash that heard three blocks
away. Car 10 was thrown of the track aud badly in
jured. The windows were nearly all broken. the side
partly crushed IN. and hole knocked IN the bottom
None of its hurt The Bleecker
car was not much damaged, the fanght only being
UPON the face of the impatent PASSENGER who wait
M Tor change. and he suffered some painful cuts
The driver and conductor OF the Broadway car agree
that the fault lay wholly with the who did double
duty the bobtai but they found impossible 10 i'm.
prrss their views upon the latter lie dis
posed 10 adopt the theory Of grimy and ancient
ner " The wind was with her. remarked the oi
the brine pointing at car 60 and It's id
ship when craft scuddn aore the wind can't Keep out
hailed with denaon and contempt by tie driver and con
dmr Anr M lear
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NINE BERGER's TRIAL.
TIE Defence Trying to show that Physi-
elan Caused Cora sammis's Death.

When the trial OF Nine. Bertha Berger OF
161 East Twenty-seventh street. charged with
causing the death Of Miss Cora Sammis Of
Northport. L. l.. by malpractice. was resumed
yesterday in the General Sessions, Frank
Cosgrove who is Jointly indicted with her. but
is at liberty on bail. was not in the court room.
His easy bearing and SNOWY dress when he sat
in a conspicuous position in the court room on
Friday attracted attention. and he was looked
for with increased curiosity yesterday. DIR.
Newton Whitehead was recalled TO the witness
stand and tho REORGANIZATION by Nine.
Bergcrs senior lawyer was resumed.
DR.. Whitehead testified TINT he does not re-
member when he received his diploma. He
thinks that he got it in Philadelphia several
years ago. He declined to say where he lived
Mrs. Bergers LAWYER said that he will pro-
duce the record OF Dr. Whitehead's imprison-
ment in the Kings County penitentiary during
Inspector Murray testified that after he had
arrested the other inmates OF Nine Berger's
house on the 18th of February. he took Nine
Berger to Miss Sammiss room. Then Miss
Sammis identified Nine Berger as the perpe-
TRAITOR Of the paipract,ee, from the effects Of
IL crazy" Afterward he brought Nine. Berger
and Frank CosgrQye face to face in his private
Office Cosgrove identified Nine. Berger.
Deputy Coroner Miller testified that Miss
Sammis made an ante-mortem statement, in,
terminating Nine Berger. Miss Sammls died
OF malpractice. Coroner Flanagan corroborated
DIR. Miller. Then the prosecution rested.
Nine. Bergers senior lawyer. in his opening,
announced that he will prove that DIR. White
head is guilty OF the malpractice from which
Miss Sammis died.
Albert Wilken. a boarder in Nine. BerRer's
house, testified that he was a soldier in the
Prussian army for fifteen years. Nine. Berger
wanted 10 rent the fourth story room furnished.
and he won't to newspaper office on the after
noon OF the 4th OF February to insert an adver-
tsement. When he returned. Nine. Berger
told MIN that young couple-man and wife
named Cosgrove had rented the room. On the
following Sunday evening. Nine. Berger told
him that the young lady up stairs required n
physician. A man who was visiting the house
suggested that a DR.. Crook should be en-
ployed and the witness went for DIR. Crook.
The witness aided in nursing the young lady.
giving her medicine prescribed by DIR. Crook.
She was weak and low spirited one evening
iust before she died. and said u fear my God
asked. " 1t is useless to speak OF that now ;,
the young lady said Il loved Frank too well. "
DR.. Whitehead paid several visits TO the house.
the first being on the evening OF the 10th OF
February. Frank Cosgrove was with him.
The witness. then began to tell what DR..
Whitehead said when he came down stairs. but
Judge Cowing ruled that such testimony was
incompetent.
The case was not ended.
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On Friday last Capt. S. G. Martins apparatus
Tor steering steam vessels with lever was ready for use
IN The tugboAt Joseph suekney LARGE boat commanded
BY Charles Partisan. and yesterday Capt Martin went
his Wis trip with Capt Baulser Of the Union Ferry,
veteran ierrymAn Who fourteen grand
children IN the business The answered the lever to
Perfection Capt Baulser was delighted. and, slappinE
ms knee ehucked amt said. Now I've got those az,
guns" lie explained that the pilots when they
enter Tie terry slips too lazy pull the wheel over
aud iTt and hence the collisions Win the sides oi
ti, terry slips annoying passe Myers and damAg
aug o. property but that with the new lever steering
ivuynoAt may be stesrsd A. straight the course ol
buIrt
when the suckney started from Pier e. North River
Der indicator showed pressure ~ 80 pounds Capt
frr.an. who stood nj the wheel seemed u direct the
movements Of the craft with his anger and thumb 50
easily WAS the steering lever moved.
Near Fulton FERRY tie suckuey took board X. Cor
nell White. owner ot the RntkAWay steamboats, Grand
tepuhic Columbia, ana Amencus and ne went as lar as
tht butteriak Channel and delighted with the
VentOn lie will have it applied TO his boats The stick
ney next 10 several North RIVER piers and took
board number Of steamboat captains and
Jersey CITY and IlObOken.
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DENNsYLvANIA MAILRoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoUTR
on ami aiter Jan. -. 1878.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on ami aner Jan. H. 1878.
Trains eave New York. VIA Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Ferries, a. follows;
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at A NJ, o and
e9l +. NJ. daily
For wllhsmspoft Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at 80
T. NJ, connecting at CORY Tor ntusvue, Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Regions Wniamsport and Lock
Haven. A. VI
BALTIMORE Washington and the South. Limited Wash.
ington Express Pullman PArlOr Cars daily except
sunday. 10 4. VI. arrive Washington f.l2 z. NJ. Regu
lar 80 and 10 A W.. and 10 7. N. sunday
$50 A. NJ and iOP NJ. For Baltimore, r. NJ, except
SUNDAY.
Express for Philadelphia $50 73O $40 10 Limited
~ A NJ. l. $ SO !, .. a. ~. SD. and 10 T. VI. sun
dAy $50 ami A. NJ s. g. T3l. 30, and 10 z. NJ. Emi.
grant and seconi class : 81 T. VI
Boats brooklyn Annex 20 connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. aforiing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel -
Trains arrive FROM Pittsburgh, $50, ofo A. ", 10 10
7. NJ daily. go A. ,52uP. daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. 40 4. VI. = s %
50, l9i9r. NJ sunday. q - 4 NJ and 700 r ~
From Philadelphia TO e . . 80. lD8 II - A. NJ,
2.351 40, 20. sa1. aud lo.lo r. N; sunday. 4:S1
$50 lu.4n n 80 \ NJ 20. 10 10 Z. VI.
Ticket Ofccs 52d ami ga Broadway, Aston House,
aud DcShrusS aud NOrtandt SIS Court IT. aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot 0 fulton It. BrOOSlyn,
ia ii6. ami ia hudson t., Huboken, Depot Jersey
City kmgrant ilcAet Olice, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l.. Z FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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MERE MENTION.

The New Orleans Pi1iyuns says that Gen Dan Butter
held and a Of August Belmont In San Antonio
Texas
The contract for hitting up the Woodruff scientific
eurson steamer Tor the purposes Of the expedition
awarded yesterday ~ Rowland A Co.
Mnycr Cooper declined yesterday TO say when he will
send 10 Gov Robinson his certificate Of the removal of
Police Commissioners Smith, Erhardt and Nichols
At4 o'clock yesterday morning Isaac Basset brake.
man, i from freight train al the Market street depot
OF the PennsN wanna Railroad In Newark and fatally
manged by the wheels
Forty failures reported In this city during the
month Of March. Gross liabilities, S4N 40 assets,
81 lTo4 In the same month last the failures
eighty nve, with aggregate liabilities Of Ss4 sOOCo
Mrs Cynthia Leonard OF Chicago will lecture this
evening In room %. Cooper Union Social Errors
In the Charles SotheAn will speak tomorrow
evening Socialism Its History and development ts -
meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the Mayors
office In BROOKLYN many officials and conspic Cit
REM Oeng present to take action relieve the sufferers
bN che Szegedn disaster Committees u
aud subscriptions were appointed.
Alderman Morris has sent to the Legislature a bill to
compel elevated railroads 10 attach 10 column
the junction or intersection OF every street In
city IN which sucn road is operated lamp and
to keep II lighted from sunset until sunuse
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Refusing to Aecu.. her Husband.

Annie Bigin Of 81 Forsyth street was stabbed
by her husband, Michael Bign last Thursday She was
sent to the Chambers Street Hospital Yesterday onieer
BavArd took her To the Essex Market Police Court
There she refused TO testify against her husband.
- Will have TO hold you witness against your hus
band - said Justice kilbreth
You can send To the House OF Detention or 10
prison tor life your Honor w replied Annie Bgln but
will not testify against my husband"
She committed the House vi Detention. and
her husband was mt 10 PRISON.
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The Cause OF Manly. Death.

In an inquest in the case OF William Manly,
who died In St vnesnrs Hospital March q, coro
ner Jury yesterday declared that he eAme to his death
by pysmA following injuries accidentally received by
falling the sidewalk corner OF South Filth avenue
and Prince street while being arrested by Oncer HAT
vey OF the Eighth Precinct Dec "a 1878 Witnesses Of
the arrest both officers and citizens tesuned that Manly
drunk when arrested and that the fall which broke
his eg was not accustomed by Harvey Manly fell over
water trough they said, trying 10 escape from Har-
yey. who did not strike shove push him In any
Harvey was discharged from arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-01
A New Home for Inebriates.

The success OF the New York Christian Home
for Incorporate Men has been that the society
will at begin TO build a suitable asylum The edit
nee will from lots In the neighborhood
Of Central Park. and will about any thousand dol
lars -Four wealthy men have already subscribed S5,UU
each TO the fund The society was organized about two
years ago on the theory that intemperance can be- IN al
most all cases cured BY moral means p the
time SJ men have been received. Of whom isf, or
than tw thirds have been discharged lis believed.
formed This proportion IL larger, II - said than has
been reported from any other refOrmAtory institution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-01

READING. Pa. March 3l.-The operatives OF
the Reading cotton mill strike IN opposition TO a
reduction Of ten per cent OF their procession
boys and young parAded the streets carrying ban
ners About 200 persons are employed, aud those who
standing out they will compel the mill 10 close
The establishment part Of the estate of the late Com.
nOd0re Garner OF New York. who was drowned in the
Mohawk disaster. OF staten Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-01

Edward F. Dawson. Consul General OF the
Argentine Republic m this city died in his home in New
BRIGHTON, STATEN Island. on Saturday nighE He ap
pointed 10 his Office In 1880 His business importer
and broker in coffee he being the senior partner Of T.
DAYisun Co. W Water Atreet
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NTFrKoeoTIT1N ELEVATED ntIL-

METROPOLITAN EL;EvArED HtIL-
stree-Neare- point Wall Street Ferry and connects
with South Ferry Cortlaudt street-Nearest
point Tor Jersey city and Comnunpaw ferries Park
pace-Nearr point Tor Post Oice. city Hall and Bar
clay Street Perry 10 Hohoken Chambers street-Near-
est point Tor Pavonia aud Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
Grand strcetNearest point or esbrosses street
Ferry 20 jersey civ, aud connects win ears tor Des
and kas GRAND street ferries Bcecker street
Connects with ears ior east AMI west Eighth street
Nearest pnnt Tor christopher street Ferry 10 Hobnken.
counecuir with Tor Christopher and East Tenth
Fourteenth strcetNearest point to Union
square Walacks aud Lyc,um Theatres. Academy Of
Music lrNin- and rimmany Halls connecting with cars
for East Twenty third and fWentNtourth street erncs
Twenty third slrcet-Ncaret point to Boohs - James
den and Masonic Temple AMI rwenty.tlrd Street Ferry
Jersey city. Thirty third street-Ncare-t point To
standard Broadway and III til Avenue Theatres. Aqua
mum and san Francisco Mustrels connecting with ears
Tor Wtehawkcn Ferry. Forty econd street-tOnnects
with YORK Transfer Companys cabs for Grand Cen
trail Depot finn III street Fiffveighih street-Connect
ne with car. II Belt Lane Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park Fittytird street and Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east side stations For down
trains take west side stations Trains will run To
5sth 9Th and SD It and 9Th alternately
Fare, 10 except between the hours 80 aud 80
A. NJ aud . and 7 7. NJ. when the fare h cents
wM GARRISON, President
MT
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Upon completion Of transfer facilities, Of which due
notice will be given trains will be run on those branches
to and from the functions
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
II
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
THE oLDESrABLisHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC. 10 1878.
Express Trains New YORK, via DE sbrOsses and
Goruandt streets Ferries. a. follows.
43u 80 ~ -. 10 Ulmteol n A. NJ, l. $3.50, T. 81
3D. : 80, ami 10 Z. N. sundays 43O and A. sd,
1850. $50, aud 10 r. NJ
BOatsui BrouS lyn Annex connect with all through
trans Al Jersey City. Anording speedy and direct
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
Returning ualus leave Philadelphia u Oi, $40 %
81, ). $50, and II 4 NJ Limited Express, 30 Z.
~, ., :, $50 Z, and 80 = N. ON sunday, l2OL
s A.. -, $. s:3l A. VI . =. : 80 4. NJ.
Ticket Office, i26 and ga Broadway Astor House,
ana foot of pchrusrs tud COrandt sta Court ST. aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton ST. Brooklyn, ma
llb and lls Hudson st., luhoNen, Depot Jersey Ciy.
kmisrant ucket office. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER,
General Manager Geul PASSENGER Agent
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ALL MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS USUAL
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MisttIIantuus.

GOOD secondhand bull wheel and ropes. esd.
VI mates Tor a new one 1853 Mercer st
NERVOUS ENHAUsTION.-A medical essay
~ comprising Of lectures delivered al knhns
Museum Anatomy. the and Ot premature
decline showing dsputaby how los, health may be re
gained snording clear synopsis OF inpednent 70 mar
rage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility
being the result 70 years experience. By mail 2oe.
postage stamps Address secretary kAhns
Museum tss~ BROADWAY New YOrE.
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OOsT OFFICE CE-ths i iarsigm ~, m aus 70,
this office Tuesday at 10 A. " Tor Europe by steamship
Montana via Queenstown; onWcdnesday atll NJ Tor Eu
by steamship scythla VIA Queenstown correspond
ence for France must he specially add,es.d and a. llt
NJ France directly steamship Labrador via hayre.
Thursday at ~ A NJ. for Europe by steamship Bal.
tic via Queenstown correspondence for Germany and
France be specially aidrc ssed AMI at ~ NJ fOi
France. Germany, &c by steamship Mieland, via Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg. ana Hamburg correspondence for
Great Britain and the Continent must be specially ad.
dressedl saturday at llh A. NJ. Tor Germany &C.
by steamship Donau via SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen cor
respondence for Great Britain aud the Continent must be
specially Addressed and AZ ~ VI Tor Europe ny steam
ship civ Chester via Queenstown correspondence oI
Germany aud scotland must be specially addressedl
and ~ NJ Scotland direct BY steamship Devonia.
via GLASGOW Tie mails for Denmark. sweden. and Nor
way will be despatched by Hamburg and Bremen steam
ers The mails Aspinwa and South Pacific ports
leave New York March 81 The mails Tor Nassau y p.
New YORK April and S The mails Tor the West Indies
Brazil aud Argentine lesve New York Apr The mails
Tor Mexico leave New York April The mails for Austria
liza. &c., leave san Francisco April ~ The mails for
China aud Japan leave San Francisco April 10
THOS l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE Erw YoRK. March ~ 1879
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shipping.

-
VI Between New York and Havre -
Company's pier new AZ North River loot OF MortQns
Labrador. sanger Wednesday. April ~
LOUIS De BEBiAN. Agent, 50 Broadway
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
II Pier loot OF Canal st.. North RIVER
FOR srHMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Thursday. April 10. noon
connecting Central and South Amerca aud Mexico.
FOR SAN TRANCISCO, VIA ISTHMCS OF PANAMA.
steamship COLON. Monday, April ~, noon, connecuna
for Central aud south Americs aud Mexico
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Saturday. April 3. noon.
Steamship CRY OF PkkING. THURSDAY, May l. noon.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To HONOLULU. NEW YEA
LAND AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamship CITY ~ SYDNEY Monday. April IL. noon
For freight general Information apply at Companys
Office on the Pier foot vi Canal 81. \. r -
SPECIAL NOTICE. -EMlGRANTs forwarded 70 SAN
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA.
formation regard routes apply 10 the Passenger De-
partment 257 broadway
ROTTERDAM LINE steamers leave Com
IL panys pier. adjoining Pavona Ferry. jersey Guy
MAS AUril z. CALAND Aprll 10
ist Cabin Sij-f7O "a Cabin. Sf5-t,u sieerage, ga
PUNCH. BDYE& CO, l.. W. NORRIS,
C,TATE IINE-To glasgow Liverpool. Belfast. and
IOLoiIonderry from Per ~ " r. TOO Canal st. rhurs
days Passengers through rates To all leading cities VI
Europe. steerage. s26 AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co,
Agents ~ Broadway srEEHAGE OFFICES at -
Broadway ant pier loot OF Canal -
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%mustmtnts.
A oADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A LAST NIGHT But TWO OF THE OPP
bENEFiT 81 Mile MINNiE HAtK.

II, TRONATORE $3.50.
Manrlco, Sig Campanni II Cpnte di Luna sig Saiass,
Azucena Nine Labache; and Leonora Mile Winnie
HAuk Conductor sig. Ardiu. -.-...... -.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 2. DIN0RAH C 4n
tino Sig. Frapolh. Huei. sig Galass; CnprWo NINE
Pisani; Prima Canraio Mile. Lido; Tn Mieutore, sig
Tccchi: and Dinorah Nine Etelka tierste -, -,
FRIDAY EVENING April 4 GRAND TFsTlMnNiAi,
BENEFIr TO COL NAPLES n. The first aci " Bale )
opera, IL TALTSMANO-Sig. Campanini and Nine htelkh
Cicrster After which the fourth Of D0nzeus ulerh
LA FAvORfTA-sig Campanini aud Nine Marie koIe
70 be followed with the iir.t act Of Verbs opera. "a
TRAVTATA-Sig Frapoi AMI Niue. Eielka Ger %
conclude with the fourth net Of GuunOds opera kOMbO
L UIULTETrA-Sig Campnnini and Nine. Etclka berster
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY April >, At ~ ~
o'clock. Bencht and Last Appearance Of Mime. htelka
tlerster LA SONNAMBU LA-Sig Campanini. Six. foi.
Mme Lablache. and NINE Etelka Gerster
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XEANTED-For the country, good watch dog or de.
w srable pup, price reasonable. Apply from 10 5
Pm WILLIAM LAW. 100 81 av.
ST 900. 900. s's1a ar.1 fs'1 &SrI H rex
ets - To- S2H Louisiana drawing April b. whoes e.;
halves. 81 kentucky drawing April -, whnes only 81
Address all order, 10 thc lucky office DAVID CO
Brokers. ~ Nassau II. w stairs
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BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ROBERT STEWART.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gallrua0s.
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY EAST SIDE LINE.

NEW YORK. March 2s 1879.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
on and after this date. PENDING THE CoNsTRUC.
TON OF PLATFORMS ami eonvenences for the trans
fer OF passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST 42D
ST, the operation Of the CITY HALL and GRAND CEN.
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED
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The complaint in the case OF County Clerk
Hubert o. Thompson, xAasemblyInGn Thomas CostigAn
AssengeI Cannon and JAnor clarkson sent TO the
matted 70 the 0IAnd Jury
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Daiiy Average SIS days. 49,. ''''-' -
IO6.Oss

DAILY average Ai5 DAYS ..... IIs,2IT
Total papers printed from Jan l. 1870. 10 Jan l. lNi1
l@0,73O,7 AL, making daily ayetage VI 1861 Of
the entire TINT
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrs ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL sew YORK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-14
&Js}E3QsR SAsIEia.

FENk u .+T e s'S SALE OF VALlJhBhE
a pOPEhTI NEAR GCCQQUkN VII.
lac Ely virtue of II deed of trust from George
cOlecman an;; wlFa datbd ths 18Th day Of Foo.
fuary 1873. recorded among tho lnnd records O.
fairtSx county, llbor L, No. j, paXo .G6, sI!
Tor tho purpose therein 'hontionnd, tho untor
signed will oflor for s.le by rubii, auction, &.
Fairfax Court Honso. on MONDAY, tho l5:n
day OF necamhar. lSI9 tC0urt day. TO tho high
est bidder, the TRACT OF LANU conveyed 10
tho sbovc mentioned decd, and bounded rs fol
lows: On the north Ivy Ihoa. l.. &cocInau.
mos. turiiSs end VIM, Is. MarEhaIl; Yves. ty
William Davis; south Ivy Ocecgnnn crook; cas.
by Hil'lH'' HoiHrnlSn sn; Charles HylCr SAT-
tract contains sci acres and IS known as Film:
Hill. This place has 1IiHbk DWELLINGS,
and wall msSo three iarmF
Terms Of Sale: So nliCn cash ag will psy ry
pcnaes of sale, also tho sum uf oue thousar:L
dollars, with !nto'esi thereon from tha 18Th tiay
OF February, 1918. untii tho dsy "f sale, Selling
as trustee, shalt convey such tito ~ ia vn.ieA
in me, which ] bolinvn u ha good
novl0-tRls VIM. i. HALEY, Trustee
pUBLIC SALE OF VAHUAELg LAND
! viii o!ier 81 pablo t.lc. or thc rremj.O;. ga
THU kSDhf. NOy'r. &bLh. 1879, EBW Hill,
Fh kM, tho !sie residancu OF Gatharino ,hu,k.
lett doc'd., confirming about Z 80 ACREG.
Ihs ls rhr6 chance for these who wish -
buy desirable and beautiful home. Tbs l,.rd
" tirst class and ~ e!tust"d near tho Mausss-}
Branch Of tho Virginia Midland Rrilrnnd. NJ
under good fencing. Wood land sufficient for
tho place. A number Of nevcr-iaiiing lprinys--
one convenient so Tho dwelling. LAEUF,
HOUSE. good bRrn and o,her
outbuildinRs apple. pear. ounce,
peach and cherry trees. Tho view from th:s
place Of tho mountains and surrounding county
is delightful and beautiful. Tho location is vo7Y
deairable convenient to achooa snd churches IS
different denominations. Tho dwelling is but u
fQw Minutes walk from tho station.
Persons wishing TO attend tho sa!a can loaye
baltimore or Washington on the morning iraif:
snd roturn the samo evening. kichsfd G..
5hscklelt, al tho station, will show Tho prrn,isrs
20 persons who wish to soc it before the day az
SALE Terms nRGD known IN tho day Of sails
Aftor tho sale of tho land, tho HOUSEHOLD
l'UUDS, Caillo Corn shocked in the field, &C..
will be sold.
ELlZABETH SIIACKLKTT. E1ecuirix.
Eelaplano station, Fsuquier co., Va, nt3-twts