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Execution In 'EcxnS.

GALVESTON. July IA NerS special from
San Antonio says: "Jo>c CORDOBA, MeXi.
can. who murdered Robert Trimbc in July,
1877, was executed to-day in the Jail corri-
dor in the presence Of physicians and re-
portcrs. On the scailod Cardoza DECLARED
his Innocence, and he made some statement
in writing yesterday. The prop fell at 11:23
AN. The only Signs OF struggle were a
few convuisive shuddcrs, and the man was
declared dead ut 1l:45 o'cl3ck. The body
was lowered len minutes later and turEcd
over TO his pareuts. CardoZa exhibited the
utmost GOODNESS to the last moncnt.'
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L., 1se,.sOri:slia.

Providence, r. l., July 7..-To.morroW.
at II 4. NJ. ut ST. Mary's (Catholic) chu.ch,
Newport, Bishop Hendricken will celebrate
pontiiical requiem mass for the repose1 OF
the soul of the late Prince Imperial OF
France. Colonel jerome Napoleon Bona,
parte and his brother from Baltimore VIII
ha nrosppt
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 7.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money na call. 3Gl4 per cent. Excbange-I0ug.
4s5la: short, 4S7f. State bombs Gu T.. Government.
Eue1tng.-Mouey easy at 3M{ por cent Ex-
Change dull and steady 1T dSJAG4S6. Govern
lnenfs auftf; new SIS. 103;s; AZ per cents, IOGH:
p:r cents. 1o1R. States uIIr. -S''
..E rta" EhLTIIoRE.
BALTIMORE. July 7.-vlrr,nta Co.. deferred
6't: e1nsnls 5i4: second series, 81; past-tlue
coupons, II. Bid To-day
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OFFICIAL.

.--~~--~~>>--~-~---------
n ORDINANCE TO AMEND - -
"A ZION ! ny CII,t,rEE -; OF THE CITY
OkDINA >CErS. iDAEFES!NG mr.. AIR nr
COAL AND COKE, HEOl:DNHED IL OHpi-
NANCE.
!Approvtd june ), 1872
Be IL OrciWft1ett 6y the Cui:lIc0 NJ hs 'itg -
RichM1ad, That section l oi ch'.tc: 50 % Lht
CITY Ordinances he amended ana rcuT'linel 80 i
20 read - foiiows--yi.. ,
L. AL coal AID eoisr, .1ce:,t saS.cn~c. wi ic'i
Shall bc sslhy dealers IN tki5 city, 10 DE- nclI''Isn
~ Their sarts 81 lfrw shall be sold by weiGnt
OF 1000 pounds TO ION. AIRY violation oi 'ni'
ordinance shali h. punished by "A forfeiture 81 .ln
coal 10 The cts .ysd by nae OF .rS THAT zen
dollars and not escetnirE twenty. Gye t"lar>. ~
or,,anats alii paytS of ssr,tuapacs eouf!cD: Win
the .vrrgoln. Az hereby gcps aed.
fruc COPY. L. c. HOWARD.
tY49s CITY CLERK
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A RaI.oon i'll the Ocean.

PHILADELPHIA, July THE steamer
Saxon, Just arrived from Boston, reports
seeing Il balloon Of peculiar construction
descend into tie ocean on the 9th instant
fortv.tiyc miles southeast IF Sandy Hook
ana fourteen miles from the Saxon, but
inst ahead OF IN unknown bark.
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Euo JIurderers E,,nchcd.

DENVER, July T.-Jamcs II. Croft and
Charles G.. Wabroth, arrested at Alamosa
Thursday for the murder OF William S.
York on the 9th OF June. in New Mexico,
were taken from the Jail 1T o'clock Satur-
day morning by 100 citizens and hanged to
Il cottonwood tree. They had made confess
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MILLINERY.

AEILLINERY.-As we desire to -.GSs
lHl reduce our stock. we have grtatly re- YGHJE
duced our prices, and are now selling MIL gMsaks
IiEERY tiuoUSyat less than half value. GLE and
convince Yourself Of lliis fnci. STRAINS, GIFTS
IEGHOilNS. FEAYHERs,f GAUZEs ECRAPE
GRAPE Wells, &c. II Is 60 our interest 10 eI.
anime orr .tock rs our prices arc uSt0EslIlnES
low. NIB. e. q ~ y !n -, ,ss.,
jy2 Do D1oaa s'sS''
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The anes1ion of State Jur,saict,on.

% NORFOLK, July 7.-Judge Willis, OF Eliza.
beth.City county, at recent term OF his
court. rendered a decision in the case OF the
Commonwealth against Harrison Phoebus
to the effect that the territory coded TO the
United States by consent OF the State Is
under the exclusive jurisdiction OF the
United States Government, and that the
revenue laws Of Virginia nave no force or
effect there. The suit was brought to deter
mine whether the Hygeia Hotel. at Old
Point Comfort, was liable to the State for
license. The Common Heath'S attorney has
appealed to the Circuit Court
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-JULI 8. 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 4 1s7s'
.pUJyRn

PORT OF RICHMOND. July 4 ls7s'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ord Dominion. Walker, New OF A.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Aueh " 70"
agents. ,,,,,,, ,,.rr.,
,,tse and messengers. j. w. AcCarrick. agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. Un,lth State:
mail. merchandise, and passensers' l.. b' Iat"h''
Schooner b. cTcrry, Higher, Kenmeoec, Ice, A. G.
scnooner seventy-slx, Robertson, Kcnnebec, lee,
J. U. Smith.
Schooner! John N. Parker, Evans, New YORK;
iron o d Dominion tron-Works.
Schooner Samuel Il. sharp. Smith, Ph'iadeiphla'
:, hooner W. A. Ieve.ing Norfolk, lighsfto ioad
coa,t- Ghesapeake and Ohio Railroad. -
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Arriyed; Andes. spa'a
| Arrived out. J. II. Sehmsason, Il. !. Hasse!'
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Crushed f,y :. Falling fsGOf-

NEW York. July 7.-Whlc Il part OF Il
tcnement-housc in jersey City. known lis
"The Ship" was being torn down this AZ
ternoon the roof fell upon II crowd OF wn-
men and children, and five OF them were
more or less injured.
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HIurtlercrS' Confession.

NAsByILI.E, Tenn. July I.-Burwc!l
Smith and John Hall. two negroes who
murdered Major Perness at Murfrccsboro'
not long since, and who were Friday
sentenced to be hanged August Sth, con-
icSsed their crime to-day.
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VOLTAIC
I J $3.50 ELECTRIC PLAsTERS.

Pain and Weakness ,cshuot exist where they are
applied They viali7e, strengthen, and support
Weak and Painful Parts; cure Chronic Ailments
and Diseases of The Liver and Kidneys absorb FOL
CONS from The Blood. and thus prevent Fever ana
Acue, hialarial and Contagious Diseases stimulate
the stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over
the pit of the stomach, and prevent Dyspepsia Bill
fo,ls Cole. Cramps, and Pains. my7-Iu.Ih&S
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g0pnS. sTaTIDSEHY. .vc.

DLASk BOOkS.-Wc are now nan,i-
ID iartnrlng all our ACCOUNT and RECDfD-
HOOKS Tor banks, Iuri chants, and CLERKS. and n'c
better PAPER and binding than any north; rh ila"rr
The prices are always reasonable. DJ':t forscL
that ever workman rnpDrc. IN t'e clfy supports
on an average four uerSon. We intend Ia clio unt
all our NORTHERN BOUES. AMI therefore cHrr
them ~ nw,r prices than iisa'. ana many odd> hih
;,s Without regard tn cost. TO ic>f The fart glfc
us "A call RA:DOLPII & ENGLISH.
L..
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Fire Record.
BUTTER-TUB FACTORY BURNEp.

BUTTEK-TCB FACTORY BURNED.
NORWOOD, n. Y, July 1.-The butter-tuh
factory and playhouse, with about $4,000
tubs, owned by the Norwood Lumber Com
pany, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
GRAlN-ELEvAToR DESTROYED.
" CINCINNATI, July"7.-A, special dispatch
from shelbyyile, Ind, says Grton, Senorn
& Kent's grain-elevator, with 1000 bushels
OF grain, was burned Saturday evening
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
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diihi.EarE.

SAN Francisco, July 7.-Miton }. SAT-
fold, son OF Reuben Satlod, cN-Chlcf JUS
tice of Alabama. himself prominent in la"
and politics in that State, died in this city
Saturday from cerebral henorrhase, with
which he was attacked on the street.,
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Wirc-STuracr a.d Suicide.

PITTSBURGH, PA, Jaly "A man named
Atkins, seventy-one years old, shot and in
stantly killed his wife. aged seventy-three,
at Grimsburg yesterday. in 4 dispute about
a small piece Of land, and then put the muz-
ze Of his gun under his chin and shot him
lnli
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Washington.
COD1EYING THE ARMY REGULATIONS.

COD1FYING THE ARMY REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON. July 7.-Sccrctary McCrary
has issued an order placing Adjutant-Gcn-
era Townsend in charge Of the work OF
codifying the army regulations under the
recent act OF Congress. The statement That
Colonel Roberts, OF Louisiana, has been
placed in charge Of this work is not cor
rect.
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The Buford.Ll,iott Murdcr-Trfal.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July Title trial OF
Buiord for the murder Of Judge Elliott
commences at Owcntown tomorrow. 1t is
generally conceded that the plea OF the de-
fence will be insanity.
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BOSToS, July IA collision occurred TO-
day in the halbor between the steamer John
Rnmcr and the yacht Undne. Both were
damaged. but no lives were lost. The
steamer returned to The wharf and landed
her passengers.
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Mrs.. HulI's Murderer.

New YORK, july fudge Potter. in the
Supreme Court, this afternoon granted a
writ OF hn6eas corpus and ccrtior0ri in the
case OF Chsstain Cox, The sclt-conlessed
murderer OF Nrs. Hull.
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a T'oo.!.ariIy Adventure.

h, BogT0N. July 1.-The Golden Gate, the
smallest craft that ever started on a trip
around the world, lett her mootinSs IN thu
city this afternoon Tor Cape Town. sue Is
scGooncr-rinoed, II feet long, . feet depth
OF hold, III tons burden, and carries il
crew OF two men.
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his Stx-fcar-old Sister.

OTTewA, ONT, July 7.-Saturday 4 boy
named Fandeite quarreIled with his SIX
year-old sister and shot her with Il revolver,
the ball lodging in her temple. She died
to-day in grea; agony.
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The CUTIcURA REMEpIEs are prepared hy
WEEKS 4 PoTrER, Chemists and Druggists, 800
Washington street, Boston. aHd for sale By all
druggists. Price Of CUTICURA! Small boxes 40
cents large boxes, 81. REsoLVENT.sl per bottle.
CUTIcUnA SOAR. % cents per cake; by mail, 80
.en,s. three cases. rs cents. es:f my
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4 RUNNING SORE CURED IN ONE WEEK.

:Ncssrs Wees & Potter Some three or -FOUR
weeks ago ordered box CT CE1ICUKh Tor Il bad
case OF Salt R.icum. The back Of one OF my wlies
E.nds was I running sore. In one week from the
t,ry it arrived her hand was well, ana has rmalned
SO Inn 10 70 dav l.. Z. D4iGGETT.
MILFORD. ME-. june 10. 1878. ~
Note.-ReaGcr, don't you think these cultS re-
marKaUlc? .... .r
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ccyi.. y 90 heal good sold ut 5aftjl4c.: medium,
4sT5c.; common, &c. sheep active: receipts,
5000 head: good. 4H6f:ic. medium, 4M itc.
common H. Sic Hos moderate ely active: receipts,
5000 head: extra Chicago. &C.. good Die; me-
dInIn To common. sc.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

fine. $3.50: suuerin., S4.25@t4 so: extra.
a5.3 7i.M $3.50: common fajlJ. $5.75 ass; fancy
bra, a6GT S6.TJ,
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curlcuIA SOAP, MEDICINAL AND TOILET

CUTlCURA SOAP, MEDlCINAL AND IUILEI'
IS prepared from CUTlCURA IN n modified form, and
is positively indispensable in The tralnent OF Skill
and scalp diseases We recommend 1t tor the pre-
scrya!.on OF the skins Of intanls. for gentlemen VINO
shave aud are troubled with tender faces, Tor hase
and for purposes OF the toilet. bath aud nursery
lis delightful and refreshing fragrance equals or
SURPRISES the finest Par Islam Soaps.
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MONDAY. july 7, 1879.
The number oil breaks to-day comprised "a hogs
head; and % tierccs. The offerings NJ auction on
Change were II packages: Of which unnrr 81
were sold ut prices ranging from 80 10 $1,000.
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s,<,1suxSxraS MERCHANTS.
GROCERIES. Sc.

OOKAND JOB WORK EEATLY ~:
Is ECUTEn Is she DIsPATch xAlSFasS =
HOUaY. -.
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,r,o> or THE OPENING OF THE SPAR
cEI ERkAa w. .vn ,suEvII.IE EAH.RoAD--THE
TANh ~ my CHOSEN Fos THE DAf i--
'fa Or iron AND THOSE WHO TOOK FART
CEeSH Soyr ACCOUNT OF THE ROAD AND
IS ",,nSnscTS--lTs ENGINEER AND SOME
z: sort H,M-rHe CONCLUSION OF THE
:a1" snvv OTHER MATTERS ABOUT WHICH
rH ry,rss WILL KNOW EITHER MORE OR
'"" ~, y.,IsN he READS THEM.
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NJ, t,a LONG TINE BETWEEN DRINKS.
The Governors Of North Carolina IN d
bstnr, .,a "a understood by legendary
IL tbs;, =. :, oe sometimes somewhat hipdered
their hiah p.s 10 fekssHTet one another Of
eonye n,sn consideration, were now brought
snieh'iy near for ample opportunity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-19
THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY. September 10, 1879.


Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. Sept ID
ne bands have played the seasons funeral dirse,
, ne daily trains rush crowded from the sea,
L ne tourists forms from out the deep emerge
AHd leave the beach a legacy to NE
Now closed the Stockton's hospitable hail..
And all the houses round about are still
save where the Chalfoute holds its weekly ball.
ana cottagers stray IN and out At VIII.
Where oft we've watched the festive heel and toe,
The Duffy guests were ever wont to come.
The 1eweled belle, the much less frequent beau.
The morning gong. the breakfast breathing breeze
The small boy bowling in the Atlantic foainS;
The irate pug. wakeful room mates sneeze,
No more shall rouse them in their city homes.
Let not gay Newport mock our guestlcss town,
Our piers deserted, fye-cent tickets fed
Nor Narrapansett smile superior down
Upon our hfeless, buried seasons head.
The private Germans sacred" concerts-all
All, that the Stocktons walls could e'er enclose,
Await alike tn inevitable fall
September walked them all off 10y the nose.
Perhaps on this untrodden board walk way
Some youth once whispered of an inner fire,
Some hand in maiden confidence once lay
Within the arm of that young, loving liar,
Full many pair within the weeks gone by
Mamnas have steered INTO some deep affair."
Full many a hope these DANES have seen to die
And learned the rule" Flirtations eud in air ~
Here rests this author on the Jersey sands
A maid in all her charms alono-aione'
MosqHitoes now caress her empty hands
They and the blues have marked her for N Al
Cape May, September IL AEON
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Libel by Postal Card,

a novel question has recently been decided In
the Irish High Court OF Justice. The defendant
was trader, and the plaintiff, one OF his Gus
toners, owed the defendant sum OF money.
for the payment of which the defendant applied
TO him. The plaintiff, being unwell, directed
his vile 10 write TO the defendant. sending him
at the same time money In part payment OF the
sum due. The defendant, In reply to this letter,
wrote In reference to the balance on a post
card, (Which was transmitted to the plalntin
through the post oflice,) the libellous matter
complained Of:
"Sfr: Your plea of illness for not paving this
tfifle is mere moonshine. We will place the
matter In our solicitors hands IL we have not
STAMPS by return, If 1t cost us ten times the
amount. T. Jones & Sons
The innuendo put upon this communication
by the plaintiff was that it meant that the
plaintiff falsely pretended that he was prevent
ed by sickness from paying the DEFENDANTS
demand, and that the alleged sickness was a
mere Invention and sham; and that the plain
tiff was an untruthful person, and unable to IS
charge his debts, by reason OF which the plain
tiff had been injured la his character credit
and reputation, and In his profession. The
court said:
81 am willing to assume that the averments
In the statement OF defence show that the de-
fendant had an interest In writing to the plain
TIN the words complained OF, but the publica-
ton that Is to be justified is not publication to
the plaintiff, but to other persons. think that
we ought to take judicial notice OF the nature OF
post card; and. therefore, / see no reason for
holding that communication written on post
caro- Is privileged. 1t would be a most serious
thing to lay down that person may extend the
sphere OF circulation OF deramatory matter
because he wants to save a half penny In post
age"
By our own federal statutes it is a mtsde-
meanor for any one to mail a postal card con-
tanning any Indecent Or ScurrifouS epithetS
and the punishment denounced is fine
1rom 500 TO 5000, or imprisonment from one
year to ten years, or both.-IAlbany Lac Jour
nal.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
JOINER THIRD AND G 81 Rec rs NORTH
EA Mt, AkD G0RN lsb,,i THIRD AND MARY
By x.tue Of deed aa q trust Given to u.s.
dated It'll day Of June, A. D 1876. and duly NsI
recorded in 1fber No. 822. folio 1884, one Of. k.l
the land records for District Of Columbia, and by
M Te9Ssst q tbs Party secured thereby we VIII
the premises at o'clock p. M, proceed % sell ali
those certain pieces parcels of ground In
the city Of Washington, District of Columbia, and
descl ibed as follows: The north twenty five feet
fn9nt OF lot nine g. IN seven hundred and
Psrt Of lot one "a, in square seven hundred and
fifty seven. beginning for the at the northeast
corner Of said lot one % and running south one
avenue twenty-five 92s) feet thence northwest At
twenty 25S ees nns @ Gs To the nor6
line OF said lot thence east to the place Of begin
easements, rights privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging or In any visa appestainiag
Lot Ia improved by double Twostory Frame
Houee. corner Sd ana streets northeast. Lot is
ed b. syss Two and Basement BRICK
street east, and Two-story Frame House on 81
street. between Maryland avenue and street
northeast; all Of which will be sold separate.
Terms of sale fOnefourth cash; balance in nix.
cent interest until paid and secured by deed Of
trust on premises sold. All conveyancing at pur-
chaFer's cost. A deposit Of 300 will be required
upon each piece Of property s soon as knocked off
days from day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
night and privilege to resell the property at the risk
end cot OF the defauiting purchaser, upon giving
five days Hctce Of such resale in some newspaper
f00'lsnef Ra a Mishhf' " f pS;wS8AN,
sep11-d OSCEOLA O. GREEN, { 1fussees.
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O7O GREAT 1O9n
0IJ PEMNgXLyANIA 1919

1879 rzzs s.EAH 1879
10 TIE aosra: SSsT, AHg sogrHwEsE.
s,pB D's sa4s.., til: S,ssl Hr hn,,,x,,
1aA!ss ssS% D'''
Pittsburg and the West. 10 SO am. daily, With Par
Fl 2 :fs 1ssss1s 1es sss%
TAO Pm. daily. With Palace Car 10 Chicago.
BAdLTIM9RH AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For "a G},snand and II. EochesteE Buffalo, Niaesra
Sa.s:s . Pn All: ssosRs bs:a5S:s s 8Ils
oeSi annSa1; ana Arnra. ~ III So Am. daily. ex
Tor Ssv Yols and tn. East. 80 ~ daily. e1oep,
nI s Il w Pa Ran0f fs Ss5:
urro. ~ n saiiy sxcepss Sunday
Gy viii 6o. .a'0 y s sssRi 10n %ssss
e0osoing direct transfer TO Fulton street avoid:
tns double fefriase and journey across New
For t Pnlis al sss An and 80 p.m a.,,y
f5ssE:a "a a,; y s. 3 e. u navy
For fep.s o sss y liz. g. s. and
For 1aS:s sa Z: sd1 q and 4:,0 NJ. daily. e.
VA s ASS s55IiRR1Asbs1z And Vas %zsa IND
For Aexandria 6, :Ib, g. g. TO- IL Am. Il :l6 g. 10
20. and II so pm. On Sunday Ut 4 m. and
For Richmond and the South. $50 Az. daily, and
-. ~ p M daily, except Sunday
xIans Ieeye AeXAndr1A for WAshlngton, g. tbs, 3,
~ an: I, 3 1905. 8. and II pm. on
m SnnaaX atS and 10 An, and pm.
41cAo3. Information, Sleeping and pAfloY Oar "a.
c0@mooaoons cSn be procured q the onices. no III
~ 00sne< g 1airteenth street and Penngylvauia
yiyan,a avenns and q the depot, where oFdsfs can
ho1ol9 and feGfdan6aG ''s<'sA sASss
p IARMlK. General Passenesr Arsuk
10A4A XAO80ONs 0ene9A 0AnaG0R. o0Y9
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MINERAL
LAND IN THE STATE OF CflT 0RInO

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MINERAL
LAND IN The STATE OF COLORADO.
By virtue OF the terms Of certain deed of@ne
s trust from S,,1x Cherries TonRs.ns to the Tndsp
ct foios l2 and the land records for Boulder
County. in the State Of Colorado and by the written
direction OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed, IS trustee. will sell on MONDAY, the 22d
day Of September, 1879, at the auction room of
Walter B. Williams Co, No. 1901 d street north,
bia, at the hour OF 2. m the following described
real estate lying and being in Grand Island Mining
District, in The County Of Boulder in the State Of
Colorado, to wit: The Potosi Lode baine lor NUN.
bered fOrty-eight OBJ. and Mineral Entry, five
hundred and ffty-three (553), in Mineral District
east quarter OF section e. CHR and of the northwest
corner OF section nine, in township one south Of
lanHe EeveItythree west, being fourteen HUNDRED
feet In length, together with all the We ns lodes
lecges and deposits, throughout the entire depth
thereof, the tsp or apex of which lies inside the
ext rior boundary lines, at the surface extending
downward ve1tically; teing the entire premises
Ricl ard II. Hill, John A. Garner and Dewitt q.
Smailey by patent bearing date July 29th, A. D.
1879, which patent 10 recorded in the Of1cs of
recorder OF said county OF Boulder, in Record 81,
at rsges S4S 349. $50. 361 and $50 thereof.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
he paid at the time Of sale); the balance in three
equal iDstsments at Six twelve and eighteen
ol tbs from the day Of SALE evidenced by the pro-
msfory notes OF the purchaser or purchasers. bear
Ing interest at the rate Of ght per centum per an
mum, and secured to the satisfaction Of the Trus-
in five days from the day Of sale, the Trustee re-
tbe right to resell the property at the cost
and risk OF the defaultng purchaser or purchasers
eep1s-d 7. A. LAMBERT Trustee
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re- Man wants but little here below, and the
McGregor Nems accurately thinks that he can
get that quickest by advertising.
az John T. Sharp, who murdered Elder ID. u.
Benjamin, at Macarthur, Ohio, few days ago,
for endeayorlng TO protect Mrs. sharp from her
husbands brutality, has been arrested near
that town.
TEA Fall River. Mass, dispatch says that
unless change for the better In the prlnt-cloth
market takes place reduction In the wages of
all classes OF operatives is not improbable.
tR-The amount collected at the New York
postoffice in boxes for the Memphis orphans Is
S629. The New York Masons are contributing
literally to the sufferers by the epidemic.
es-To inquirer:-By referring to Bartlett g
Dictionary OF Quotations you win probably md
that the author OF the request s1g1ve me an
other horse" is Robert Bonner.-t lbany Jour
nat.
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A LAME C0NCLUsIoN.-The other day stran-
ger was looking at the big engine at the Hud-
son On. " water works, and his general make
up satisfied the engineer that he was q person
merits Of and Z. the
viewed the engine from every side and angle,
aid sat down. Then he reviewed it, and took
another rest. Then he walked around the
building in wise way, and came back for an
Other inspection. For two long hours he hardly
held his eyes OF the ponderous machinery, but
was at last ready to go. Taking one last look,
he walked up to the engineer and said:
"Say, mister this ERE lnjun runs by steam,
don't tt?"
''Why, OF course" was the answer.
"Well, / thought so more'n half an hour ago, "
continued the man; "but it's just as we'll to be
sure about these things. There are so many
wtnd-mills around nowadays that one can't be
certain OF DOth1np-