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IuNLcniHi.

Miss Hattie f. Vincent daughter Of
City Treasurer Francis Vincent, was
married last evening in the parlor of her
fathers residence 10y the Rev. A. n.
keigwin, 10 Mr.. Albert Il. Rossiter
The only ones present at the ceremony
were the immediate relatives ofthe fami.
ly. The many friends OF the happy cou
pie will join IN wishing them a long anc
happy life
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Fanerat of M,S Margaret Ea-
fnn.

WAsH1NGToN, November.--The funer-
al of Mrs. Margaret Eaton, widow of
Gen. Jubn ii Eaton, Secretary of War
under President Jackson, took place in
this city to-day and was largely attended
Among the floral offerings were bou-
quets from Mrs. Hayes and Secretary
McCrary. The Pres dent, in "a note to
the family, regretted his inability to be
present at the funeral and rendered his
deepest sympathy.
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PERSONAL.

Howard Pyle, Of this city, has been
making sketches around Paoli, Chester
Co. Pa, to illustrate a Philadelphia
lady's story about the famous place in
Hdrper's Magazine.
Rev. b. j. Keely, of New Castle has
considerably recovered from his late
illness.
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IlILAnLLpnIN MANkETs.
MnNnAY. IN. lu. p. J

MoNuAN, Nov, IL, 3 Z. VI.
FLoj /. nrmer, but the demand Is
lslt. sales oI llH barrels, including Min |
uesolH extra, al - 2jt$675; PENNSYLVANIA |
10. Do. ut 81 5Oue6 81; Western do. do. at
90 "dt7 - ana Patent and other high |
Grades az s 51aso ,. Rye flour is dun al
Wheat is frmcr and In better
demand. sal, oi ,oJJ bushels including
rejected at 81 20, red At Il 3sal 40; amber, at
u i0al Al, and No. red, elevator, AT Al ~
november, u AZ December and al 10 Jan.
Rye i steady Ht - cents. corn l. quiet
sales ul I3UUU bushels including mixed
ami yellow at js;Lj9c. new yellow at -
a6lc.; new Western mixed at bjajic., new
White a. JIc.; and old white, choice at bUc
Oats alc Inactive, bat steady. Sales OF 900
bushels Including mixed, at IlaI2l@c.; and
white at Is and ~ cents AS in quality.
Ihr receipts to-day were as follows: 5OJJ
hbis. Flour, I5,JO bush. wheat, z 800 bush.
Corn, ll0D bushels Oais. 1000 bushels
barley, yJn bushels rye, i55 barrels whisky,
WHlskEf.-I1 bbls. OF Western IRON
bound sold at 81 u per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MoNpAY, November 10, 3 p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and lower This
| week. 900 head arrived ana sold ut the
| different Yards a. p 1a14c., and IA lew
| cHolC- AT u .r per D..
SHrEr were rather lower. 1000 head
| sod at the different yards at 3I2a3l ic
| IamUs were lnaetlNc. sales at 4 4abc. pei
pound,
huD@.- Prices were Il fraction lower
80 ~ head arrived and sold at the dliieIcn
yards AT y ltt4c. per pound.
Cows Wrr" ,ul. 80 bead arrived an,
sold at ! uu.I5 per mead.
SHEEP HRoKER-' ASSOCIATION.
Idrh Droce yard, IPcst Ihtla.. Nou. 9.
SHEEP.- Extra, ll0to l3U Ms. a. -toj; goo,
80 10 luU its.. ~ to 20; far, - TO S5 Ms
= to ~; stock sheep, " 10 To - 90; GOO
lambs. 5j'l to e5il common lambs, -
No and little lower. Lambs scarce an
" wanted Arrivals, 700 head.
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Police Record.

Three cases Of drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct were disposed of at po-
lice court this morning, and the penalty
In each case was one dollar and costs.
The offenders We're John Keiean, NJ.
Dunn, and Catharine Maroney.
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IObbel'U.

The house of Mr., Henry Gray, living
near Red Lion was entered and robbed
on Monday night of considerable cloth
ing. The robbery was committed willie
Mr.. Gray aud his family were at the
tre Of Mrs, Rlckards stack yard; and
robbery Of the neighbors seems to have
been the design of III ose who caused the
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Fuf0f Rps,,/t

II "ALisBuRy, Md, .;ovem,.. ~ ~
nam nam H. Farlington. r"r"e,,l rrf
County Commissionnr ''cehtly
= ,unty' was shot and in,t,",,.W M W!
uis oy j. Wesley Turp,n '"n,.y "l.y X
rrl. Both men were farn,'h nut'hg
her'. ea, Vraantlco, about TN" s' ,n,]
mere, mere There is said to bays ,,e ,nlls n
ieud belween them. Tnrn',, 'e Iee1
b en- arrested. 'P'h has
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Fashionable FurnltureI
J. & J. N HARTMAN,
No. 4kO Aing Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL,

WlLM fNGTON. DEL.
%<T we respectfully inform che c,ti-
a~-Eff~ xens or Wilmington, 1nd the sur-
X rounding country th5 1--WE continns
exz8l% 10 manufacture and Keep on hand
o. our large and long established wsre-
rDoms, furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany RosewooJ
ana walnut Furniture suitable for narior.
dIaning- room aud cham ber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware.
are warranted as represented,
Venltian BLINDS OF the most fashionah,.
designs made TO order and kept constantlv
on nand: we also manufacture and con
Hair, Mess and Husk Matiresses
}. q In. HARMAN
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No Better.

The condition of Mr.. NJ. T. Toft who
was shot on Saturday, was not improved
this morning at o'clock, over that OF
yesterday. He was restless last night
until after midnight whe he fell into a
sound sleep. The phy.icans still have
hope that he will get i oil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

1"al. who are suffering ilorp i,
ana indlscretions of youth, nervo
ness, early decay, loss Of manhn
VIII kend a recipe that viii n
FREE OF CHARE. THIS gres,
was discovered by a mlsslonarv
America. Send \ self.adJraS.et
TO the REV JOSEPH T. ISsAy
zew York city.
dec20- e.si Nwlv
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Fire.

The stack yard of Mrs. Richards, III
Red Lion Hundred, was burned on mon
day night. The fire is supposed TO nave
been the work OF tramps. Inc ioss 10
about $3.50.
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authorized by the Commonwealth of Ky
h..--
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT aAcAULEy's THEATRE,

In the city OF Louisville, ON
NOV E M B'R %, 1879.
THESE drawings, authorized by act of
the Legislature OF 1859, and sustained by
AZ the Courts OF Kentucky tall fraudulent
advertisements OF other lottery companies
VINO ciain the sole ownership of "ali the
grants in Kentucky" to the contrary not.
wilhslahdlng), occur regularly ON the last
dhy ol every month (Sundays excepled),
ana are supervised by prominent ciIizens
ut the State.
Grand aud unprecedented success of the
new features
Every tleket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and SEE. il
placed IN the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grant opportunity presented ofobtaining.
ny f,f
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The Space Occupied Floor 9j250 Square Feet
The Space Occupied Galleries is SO S05 Square Feet
he Space Occupied Basement 46,970 Square Feet
iivng Total of l79025 Square Feet amounting l1-0O
Acres active Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
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DIED..

HOUSTON,-On the llth inst. Adeliuc
Price, wife oil Rev. j. l.. Houston, aged
10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from her late residence, 40 Della
ware Avenue, on Thursday, the 18th INST,
at . o'clock. Kent and Cecil Co., Md,
papers please copy.
BAKER-In this city on the llth inst,
Henry Howard, son Of Wiuiam II. ANA
Arnie NJ. Baker, In the 5,h year OF his
age.
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Wilmington Markets.

WtLMl >GroS, bel. November II, ls79.
Quotations AZ the Brandywtne Mills for
! loEr and GRAIN, furnished by W. q.
'chuFp ticker & 60. Corrected Daily.
Hfsi Falent Fiour............ss - to 90 q
Choice Family FIour......... 6Ou to 800
thoic" ~uDertine..............0 o VI 10 800
ifAur nc" whcat............. ~
NtN turu.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Lfan per ton. 1909
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MI MARRIED.

ROSSITER-VINCEN the residence
of the brides father, on the llth inst, ny
the Rev. A. n. keigwin, Dir. A A!bert l..
Rossi ,er aud Miss Hattie r. Vincent.
No cards.
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COrOuPl.'s INUuesf.

Coroner Butt will hold, to-day, an IN
quest over the body of a three weeks old
child OF George w. and Sarah +. John.
son, colored, living at No. 304 East
Fifth street. The child died last night.
If functional torpor Of the liAer exists,
the elemeats OF the bile Will remain in
the blood. yitiating that fluid and induc-
ing many skin diseases. DIR. Bulls Bal
tlmore Pills are a most reliable liver reg
ulator. Sold everywhere. Price 25
cents.
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THE FOLLOWING PRIzEs.

- ~ n'1, 70, ~ % Tickets, 500
Al Applications for club rates should be
made 10 the home Office
run llst OF drawing published In Louis.
vine courier journal and New York Her
ald ana mailed to all ticket holders. For
COM MERtOKD Courier Journal RnI1d
ing, Louisville. Ky.
u.thuN sat. dd w3w
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ENLARGED and REFITTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND OUTFITTING HOUSE
OF PaILA ADELPaIA,


CHESTNUT STREET, THROUGH ENTRANCE
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NOTICE.
$500 Reward.

Inc above reward will be paid for the
aLiest Al. and conviction of the party or par
attempt TO commit murder on the BODY of
n,s. 4; Iott, on saturday evening.
soout clock, on the 9Th day of Nov en-
p, Cer, io.', at Pennsylvania Avenue and
'Jh rIteets, ]. p. ALLMOND,
rhiaa, "ELL, May or.
VI folice novll-tf,
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1910 GREAT 1910
IO6S PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE

50 TIE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rai,s.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MA6SIF1oRNT EQUIPMENT.
In Effect DEoEMBFR 18th, 1878.
Trains Leave EAsHiEGION. from Depot,
ettsburs and tle West, 10 10 m daily. with Par.
!6r Car 70 Ptttsburg ard Sleeping Oars from
P d sh Psos tsr 70 CHI cbos HacAo
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
& dnd t NTH So P.c at 40 P 9a w s9 except
Wiiiisnsporf. LocE Haven. and Elniira, ST 10 10
s-n. dallg. EXCEPT Sunday.
da w iPf pasee o East 30 and igs
press o. Pullman rarior Oars. 8: 80 Am. daily,
FOR Brooklyn. y Y, ali through trains conuec. At
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex,
sfording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing double terrlaSe and Journey scrsss New
sor Philade pbt.. 30 80 and lois p Ia, daily
5or Baltimore, :O0, 1896, $50 a. "a and 20 D. no
daily, except Sunday 10 40 s. No.. 80, s so, 40
Scr Pope's Greek Line. 100 s. N. aud 4 30 p H.
daily, except Sunday.
cept SUNDAY.
MAS = AMP n p ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
6:I5, and ii go p Ia. On Sunday at q. n. and
Eor RicGInond and the South, so a. N. and 30 D.
For Q {. t ( 8. R R. $50 p N. daily;
Trains iesve Alexandria Tor Washington, q. z, 90
On SUNDAY At 30 ana ID G and is p p ~ d IL
oInfnodstions car lie procured at the Offices. north
sast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
gyiVanis avenue ana st the deDot where orders csp
e left for checEns OF baggage to dsstiustion from
l. T. FARMER Genersi Passenger AGENT
eEAEK THO&SOE. General Manager. nov2
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~ Mr. Frederick Fox. a well-known musi-
can OF Richmond. died Suddenly OF apoplexy
Monday.
% The chaplain of the Maine House " Req
ehtatlieS offered mp petition the other a Az
Ihat the members might be- brought 70 SiDp
speaking when they got through
The Pennsylvania supreme court has re-
fused the application for a writ oi error la the
ease OF Sayre, under sentenced Of dedth Tor kill
ing his wife.
- Edward Murtagh, of New York, for pur-
looming letter. has been pardUned BY the
PRESIDENT, who has also pardpned Ewiag La
mar, OF Arkansas, for horse stealing.
"a a great crash is momentarily expected AT
LOUISVILLE, KY, as the great ice field in the Ohio
river is moving from above and grave appra-
henslon is felt among steamboat men.
eE Thomas Massey got out OF bed ia Mtlwau-
kee on an intensely cold morning TO build a
fire, instead OF making his wife do it, and was
found AN hour afterward frozen nearly 10 death
In the yard, where he had gone for wood
"a OF the many laborers who went from the
United States TO work on the Mamore Railroad
IN Brazil, but seventy remained at last accounts
The rest have scattered. owing to the heat the
mosquitoes the unhealthiness, and the labOrious
work.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
RATIONAL Route and Short Line 70 the
North, N0rthwest, West
and SnufhIHelf.
To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. 1878.

"
To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. 1878
LEAVE WASHIE6TON:s
s nl m.N Nfl;o t3Tk Philadelp1ia and Boston
a5so1 jessaps Hs1oSsr .I and Es n1 aSsa
$50 g. m---Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way (Pied-
Wont stf1sslburs. Winchester. Haserstown. and
30 q, m.-Batimore and Laurel Express
$40 = m-Pont Of Rocks, Piedmont, strasburs.
$50 a. m~New - YORK, Philadelphia Boston and Bal
p pifsds E55Press Paro, Car to New York and
and and R1jtts ,s Express: FTedsrcE. Hassrstoxn
Gar to stsnnton; hHfissc, Coz to Cincinnati
daily Grafton to sGnduaay. daily. except Sat
's0os m.-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a. El--BaltiInore Express. B-ops at Blsdens.
burg, College, Beltsyilie, Lsurel. Annapolis juno
u mon' Jessnp's and Hanover p,,.,..
l:90 NEW York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express Stops at Laurel
l:SS p m On Sunday only for Baltimore and Wsy
40 p. n.-Baltimore, B'aaensburs, and Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay Stops at Annap-
r4:36 p. n-Point OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown,
Mlnchesfer ana way Sauons On Sundays to
40 p. m.-Baitilnore. Annapolis and Way st.-
EIprssss. ELLIOTT City. Norfolk except Sun.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the Cars di-
and Laurel.
$780, m.-Baltimore and Way Stations
q so p m--Chicago and Columbus Express Sleep.
ING Cars 70 Chicaso.
TS:10p. m.-Baltimore Express.
100 p. n.-Point of Rocks and Way Cations.
Zoo 2. m-St Louis, Cincinnati Loulsytlls and
Pttsburg Express Pittsburg. except Sunday
10 Is ,. m.-New York. Philadelphia snd Baltimore
Express. Stops at BladensbUrg and Laurel.
Sleeping Car to New York, and Special sleeping
Oar to Philadelphia.
~ Daily. On Sunday only Other traina daily
Icept Sunday.
Ali trains stOp AZ Relay Staten. novl6
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA
L PER, TNlNE, AND LETTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGTOS, ID. c., Dec. IL, 1881
Sealed Proposals VIII be received at this Depart
men; UNTIL THE 23D DAY OF JANUARY, 1879, at IL
Irvine and Letter Balances for the use OF the post
offices III the United States for five months from the
delivered, free of expense the De. arent at the
Hank Agency OF the Post Office Department.
The quality and the estimated quantity Of each
article required are specified below:
sze and 1 to MsR PaPeF b peass
each ream to contain 30 perfect Guires.
Oo and 1 70 WsES 5 PP B the
ZOO ooo each ream to contain 20 perfect quires-
measure not less than 500 yards to the
pound, to be put up in balls weighing about
become loose or tangled in TRANSPORTATION ds n
$4,000 pounds OF coarse Hemp Irvine. to be 3-ply,
and to measure from As to so yards to the
pound, and to be put up in balls weighing
from one to two pounds each, and SO bound
as not to become loose or tangled in trans
Samples of the Paper and Irvine required will be
tion to the Blank Agency, r o. Department. Wash
Letter Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces.
avolrdupos weight, and Is rates metric system, to
be graduated down to h ounces and single rates.
required in the Balances to be furnished VII ''
Samples of each description of Balances must &C
the contract will be required to furnish Balances of
a9lailtS Ia al respects equal to the sample.
box for transportation and delivered, free of ex-
pense, to the Blank Agency, Washington, D. G.
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require, al the discretion OF the Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Awards viii be made for each article separately if
deemed most ADVANTAGEOUS to the Department.
Bids not made in conformity with this advertise
ment viii not be considered,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees OF his ability to comply with mis- bid, and
certificate from postmaster that such gylarantors
reliable persons.
Blank ferns for proposals will be furnished on ap
pIcation 10 the Blank Agency, p. o. Department.
A bond with two sufficient sureties will he required
10 each contract.
A failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tracted fer, any attempt to impose upon the De-
parment articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General to those contracted for. will be con-
sdered for the forfeiture of the con-
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for Letter Balances" Proposals. FOR
addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. G. d. NJ KEY
decl2 law6W Postmaster General.
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DIED.,

GUST Err. In Rock Island, Illinois, on Sunday
January II, 1879 OF spinal menengitis, MARY Mao
DALBN, infant daughter of Henry and Margaret
taherty Custer aged five months.
EMORY: Suddenly, Thursday, January L. 1873.
at The residence OF his grandfather IN this city,
WILLIAM HEMsLEY EMORY, aged one year and four
months, the son of Lput.N. II. Emory, u. 5. navy .
IOLEY. At the residence of her father on the
nlght OF January 10, 1879, Mrs. ALICE A FOLEY
widow of the late John Foley.
l. have dreamed sweet dreams OF a better home,
Oh better home than this,
W a home where sorrows never come,
Where all is perfect bliss.
Funeral tomorrow friday al 2 O'Clock IA. from
No 925 Fourth street northwest
Magic Ia this city, at the residence oE his SON
in-law. Judge Lambert Tree, OF Chicago, on the
OF Chicago IN the seventy -if.h Year of has age
HIS REMAINS VIII be taken TO Chicago for utter
ment
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limited STATES MARsHALS SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Colnmbia. passed January 11th 1879 in
Jaw cate NO 2G324. and also BY virtue of writ of
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of the District
sale for cash, at Store No 932 7th street W. wash
ingto S, d. c; on TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of Janua
ry, 1879 at III O'Clock all the right, title claim
and interest of the defendant IN and to the follow
ingdescribed property. to wit the entire stock of
Boots and Shoes contained IN said store, seized and
levied upon as the goods and chattels of Josephine
Cummins, to satisfy execution and attachment In
aboyestated cases FRED'K DOUGLASS,
- u. s.. Marshal, d. g.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auce janll-dts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
SqPRRAN 81 SWEET NOS e lSl3 l32l. AND 1928,
By virtue of three several deeds of trust, ia
each dated the 2lst April, 1874, and recorded fssR
respectiyey of the land records of the District of
Columbia the subscribers will sell to the highest
DAY the Sd day of February A D. 1879, the follow
ing property situated in Square No 24O, in the city
Chapman Exley Richards subdivision. to wit
each being 2ex90 feet and each containing a 4story
brick dwelling house. with modern conyeniences.
Terms OF sale One fourth more of the purchase
money in cash all cash the option of the purcha
SER and the residue i'll one, two and three years,
notes OF equal sums, bearing interest Der cent per
annum, payable semi annually from the day of sale
to be secured on the property sold, by deed of trust
to the satisfaction of the Trustees, including insur-
ance. A deposit of 800 on each house will be re-
CURED at the time OF the SALE T. he houses will be
sold sepal ateiy and all ancing VIII be at the
purchasers cost. A HYDE.
janlU-ats C. N TH0M ( trustees.
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YOUNG GIRLS BURIAL PoSTPoNEp-A New
OK Times special from Cincinnati January
II, SayS:-A singular occurrence is reported
from Fort wayne Ind. 4 large number of
people assembled in st. Paul'S German Catholic
church this morning TO attend the funeral of
rose Miller, a young girl or Is, who had died on
Sunday morning after brief Illness AT The
CONCLUSION OF the services. when the procession
was about TO move TO the cemetery the coffin
was opened and tie relatives and friends an
preached 10 take last look at the remains
color was discovered in the face of the de adj
the Ups were red aud there was warmth in the
lehalnS. \ general conviction was expressed
mat The girl was in trance and there was A
StlOng protest against the burial i'm which
The priest. Father koenig, heartily Joined
lie had expressed doubts on the subject be-
lore the funeral but was oyerruled lie dis
missed the audience. sent the hearSe and the
carriages away and caused the body TO be re-
moved 10 the school house on the adjoining lot
A report was started that Miss Miller had come
10 lie during the services and crowds OF peo-
PIE soon gathered TO view the remains There
was constant thrOng of curious men and
women passing before the body all the after
Loon. A council OF physicians was held and
uney pronounced the aspect OF the body very
IenarkaDe; but after applying the SevereSt
rest they united In the opinion that the girl was
Qead, ana ADVISED the burial. The relatives and
rather koen1g, however refused their consent
ana ms evening the body was removed to St
JoSepn'S hospital. where an effort is being made
to restore animation. There is no change VET
Ia Tie appearance Of the girl, and the beiief is
strong that she is alive. The burial will NOT
take place until there is no further room for
doubt, ~
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FINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS

l.
Under the Plan OF Reorganization, ratified by the
decree of the Court the time in which Bondholiers
should be allowed to participate in the benefits of
the Plan, by the conversion of Bonds into Preferred
stock. was left 10 the discretion of the Purchasing
COMMITTEE More than three years having passed
since this right was given, and more than nine
tenths of the Bondholders having converted their
Bonds the Committee, DESTROYS of closing thsir La
Dors hereby give notice taat the right of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock will terminate
on the 30th day of June, 1879
Circulars giving information how the conversion
MADE can be had at the Office of the Northern Pa
cine X X Co, No % Fifth avenue New YORK.
The original stock Will be EXCHANGED for stock
under the Plan UP to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS.
Dec Is, 1873 Chairman Purchasing Committeee
ianl-1aw6R
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I'HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
z =
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER
TA S1I UATE ON Strict. BETWEEN l9Tf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER
y 81 ATE E, on STEtET BEIMEEN 18TH
BY virtue OF DEED Of trust, bearing date -
be 10Th day Of December. A. d. 1876, and H.sA
and records Of the District of Columbs, and by
direction OF the parties secured thereby, We VIII
Premises on MONDAY, the 20th day of January,
1879 st O'clock p III lot numbered seventeen =,
n the subdivision Of Fart of square numbered one
hundred and eighteen (118) recorded in the Office
OF the surveyor of said strict in liler f. L. HoXie
pages 35l and 3d.. Octoher u, 1876 This lot has q
front or street north of Is feet, by depth Of about
~ y feetand Is improved by handsome three story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale: 0nefourth cash, balance in six
90, twelve tl2l, and eighteen {lS) months the pur
chaser to gave bis notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest at toe rate of seven % per cent
yer anIum until paid. and secured by o deed of
trust upon the property sold. A deposit of 3 90
viii lie required at the time of sale
MAHLON ASHFORD
ian1O-d&ds EIGENE CARIrSJ Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-16

MINERS ABOUT ON A STRTKE.-A telegram
from Pittsburg, Jan. IA, says:-The coal miners
Of the mines along the railroad In this end of
the state held a great meeting here to-day and
resolved to ask for three cents bushel. They
are now getting two and a-hah cents, and q
strike will enSue which will throw 1000 or
1900 men out Of work. The miners OF the
Monongahela and Allegheny valleys viii unite
with them, and thus the who'd coal trade OF
this end OF the state win be anected