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THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION was up In the
Minnesota legislature the other day, and DR..
Riley made a speech against prohibition.
ALMOST the first thing my infant eyes rested
on" he said, "was whisky still. MY father
never sat down to dinner without bottle OF
since I can remember have been In the habit
OF taking whisky every day. II have skipped
a day have forgotten 1t They say that whisky
kills men and bloats them. 1t hasn't killed me,
and ask any member OF the house to say II he
thinks 1t has bloated mer
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% h. WARNER, Real Estate Auosioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE AND
XALUABIE BUILDING LOT On THE WEST
SIDE OF FOURIEENTH STREET n w,
FRONTING "a FEET, BY DEPTH OF l33
FEET, TO WIDE ALLEY. THIS PROPER
CHURCH AND HAMILTON HOUSE. WITH
AN OUTLOOK INTO FRANKLIN SQUARE,
WHICH IS MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING.
Twill offer the above mentioned Lot for GALE 02A
Oh the premises, to ths highest bidder, at half ~
1879,
Terms Onethird cash; AID tho balance at one
and two years, with seven per cent interest, So
cured by deed of trust. COnyeyancing at the pur.
chaser'e cost 800 down at sale. Title perfect,
8p24d&ds B. a. WARNER, Auct.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneers
% q. WARMER, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, datec May II. N
1877. and duly recorded in Iiber No. 349: foliosX
47O. one of the land records for the District -
Of Columbia and at the request of the party &C.
cured thereby we will offer for SALE at public
ton, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the
Il st day IF May, 1879, at O'clock pm. original
L ts Numbered four -, 1--we 90, SIX (6) seven CD,
Washington. in the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale One-thiId cash balance In equal
instruments at six, twelve ard eighteen MONTHS for
VIII oh the notes Of the purchaser will be taken, bear
ing eight per cent interest from day of sale till paid
all cash. at pui cb sser's choice. A deposit Of $1OO
will be required at acceptance Of bid. All convey
encing at purchasers cost. The right to resell at
purchasers risks if terms of sale are not
with In seven days from date Of sale is reserved py
the trustees
VIM. HELNICKl r-..
ap19 H.O. ALTMAN, I 1russees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOS
HANDSOME GILT-FRAME MIRRORS, WITH
OORNICEs TO MATCH; BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 29thn
day of September, A. D. 1877 and duly record VI
ed in Iiber No 1863, Folio 49, one of the land 50
records for the District Of Columbia anu by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises resi-
dence No. 134O Massachusetts avenue. bet 18th and
14th SITS. NV, on FRIDAY, April 25th, I'D. 1879,
commencing at 10 o clock am, goods mentioned in
the schedu attached to said deed of trust namely
Rosewood Case Chickering Piano. handsome Gilt
Frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors with cornices to
match; Marble Top Center Tables Parlor Furni-
ture, upholstered III Rep; Walnut Hall Rack, with
marble base; Walnut Hall Chairs; handsome Wal
nut Extension Table; Curtains aud Lambrequins;
bands ONE Walnut bookcase and Library Tables {;
Walnut Chamber Furniture; Etegere; Writing
Desk Walnut Wardrobe: Reception Chairs; Got
tage Furniture; Bronze Mantel Ornaments; Ma
hCRany Bedstead Walnut Work Table; Harcloth
Rockers; ChromOs and Engrayings French China
Ware, Cut Glass Ware and Plated Ware; Oil Paint
iDgs; Haircl0ah Furniture; Velvet Rugs; Brussels
hall. Stair, ParlOr and Chamber Carpets Hair a.
tresses; Pillows and Bolsters; Springs; Kitchen
Utensils and many other articles mentioned in
schedule. too numerous to enuInerate.
Terms cahh PRENTISJ NJ. CLARK, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts aplS-d
tE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
Tuesday, May 9th, 1879, at same hour and place.
BY order OF Trustee. ap24eO&dbs
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ElOLEY, Auctioneer,
THREESTORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. ITO
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN

Amelia Talbot we will sell at public auction, hn
IN front Of the premises, On SATURDAY, the 4a:x
Sd day Of May d. 1879, at O'Clock No., Lot 81 and
the west half Of Lot 80, Of Spslding wilson's sub
division of original Lot one q, in Square one hun
together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: $500 cash, (of which $50 will be
required AZ deposit when the property Is struck
on the balance in two equal install.aents. at sig
sale at per cent until paid, secured by the pur.
chaser'e notes and deed of trust on the property
sold The Trustees reserve tRe right to resell the
property at the purchasers risk the sale be not
closed within seven days from day of sale
BASIL JACKSON
WILLIS j. SMITH
a2b6t Trustees OF EAtate of Amelia Talbot
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ACCIDENT TO NEAL Dow.-Hon. Neal Dow, OF
Maine, was announced to speak on temperance
last night at Mount Vernon M E. Church fell
while he was boarding the train at Harrisburg,
on SATURDAY morning, on his way SOUTH and
dislocated his shoulder. He has returned home.
and win be unable to attend the meeting OF
State Temperance Alliance, to be held here this
week.-(Bak. Sun, 2Sth.
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OF FLOUR
,l Unosr and y virtue Of deed Of trust, -
Liber 80, folio ~. ct seq, Of the land ks:
ten direction Of the party thereby secured, we viii
premises. to the highest bidder. on MONDAY the
18th cay Of Msy, AID 1879, at 4 80 O'Clock pm,
part Ct lot No one q Of Peter. Beatty. Threlkeld
for the the eat side Of Faye1te street. where
apeake ana Ohio ca aal Condemnation and running
ton to the west boundary line Of that part OF said
lot lying south Of said canal formerly owned by John
Mason and since owned by VIM A. Bradley; thence
formerly owned by John Mason and since owned By
William A. Bradley to the channel Of the Potomac
river; thence westerly with said channel to point
street. il extended south in the line thereof to the
fai0 channel; THENCE northerly with said line re-
noT TO ss aSs Ct the PAT
the ri and the west gable end Of the warehouse on
Also ali the Water pr IN and 1y .ns
thereof, null privileges and wharfage thereunto be.
longing, to the property known as the "Ooumba
attached and the ana he
furniture and other articles used in Operating the
said ml d Together with all the rights. easements
Terms Of sale: One.tS ird Of the purchase money
DAY Of SALE With interest at csnt1@ Der ann
mum, payable 81 mi annually, and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold The property is
81 COO will be required at the time OF SALE If the
terms of sale are not complied with within five days
from day Of sale the Trustees reserve the right to
ING STAR newspaper, Of Washington b. G. All con.
veyancins at the f RSs # the FHTsSnsse
ap15-eo&ds JOHN w. MAoILL, trustees
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JU1 u Street NV.
JROS. %. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap28-d&da
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON T
STREET NOR III, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH
STREETS WEST, IN CITY OF Washing

SFREET NOR III, BETWEEN 18th AND 18th
STREETS WEST, IN CITY OF WASHING
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date -
on the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1878, G.I
and recorded in liber 1893, folio 108, of the 4a.A
the request Of the holder Of the note thereby &C.
cured. will sell Of public auction, in front Of the
O'Clock p m, ali that lot Of ground in the city Of
Tsshingfon. In the District Of Columbia. Known as
lot numbered three 90. in George b. Ooburn's re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered two hun
dred thirty seven (237 with the improvements. con-
Terms Of sale: Amount Of Indebtedness secured
by deed Of trust 600, with tan per cent interest
expenses Of sale. in cash; balance In six twelve
and eighteen months with interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the property. deposit OF one
hundred dollars required at time of sale. Convey.
sp26-d8ds WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
EIXTH STREET. NEAR THE llORNER OF q

STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of decree OF the Su- II
preDe Court Of the District OF Columbia, ia.
passed In equity cause No 6,420, wherein AsA
Louisa Schlegel ct al. are complainants, aud John
schlegel ct al are defendants. the undersigned. as
execntrix and trustee will sell at public auction in
FRIDAY. the I'd day Of May. A. D. 1879. at O'Clock
pm: part Of lot ~. in square Al, in ths city of
for the same at the northssst Of said lot aud
sse1es 20 thsne tine ner 81 S1
thence east 80 feet to the place Of beenning, ina.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In equal
instruments at SIX twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sale, for WHICH the purchasers nores, pay
able to the order Of the undersigned with interest
at seven Per centum per annum until paid, will be
be ieserved upon the property until ali the pur-
chase money has been paid $Co deposit at time
week from day Of sale. property win be resoId at
days notice in The Evening Star newspaper. Con.
yeyancng st purchasers cost.
LOUISA 81 HLEGEL. ExecutriX and Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts a22-eodGds
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MURDER AND SUICIDE-At Whitehall, Chas
Sweet, deaf mute, about IS years OF age, who
met her last Friday night In house OF fll-fame.
He shot her through the head three times and
then, placing the pistol to his temple, killed
cannot survive beyond few hours
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
18th AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. May 1ss, IN
front Of 80 feet inches. by depth Of 147 feet
This lot is considered one of the finest sites for
rf!yates residence in the city, and located IN the
ta 81 elesaLt residences, offers an opport unity
Terms Onethird cash the residue in two equal
bearing interest at per cant per anntIn until paid
and secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
s SS o SALE at se e see awa
win be readvertised and sold a. the risk and cost Of
apa46t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioeeer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
FRAME LoHNGEs IN REP lBRowN PGF.
Sh4MBER SSITE hEA AfS SHky E6t SSE
Sff WIFI 0HKS 43 MXTE
SENfFE f HxBBttEsor SoU TAtTUT TAhLES
MAINST MAkPkoBE. HikSy1EY 9kSxEp;
TTAlsFT RMETTINa IARtE 1 HaK G2T
TTRIEEsssEs. WASN'T .SiLLzKf lX s.
SsSM hhHSSSfks h seAs ~
YET RHss, PLAdED WARE sEp AS NJ CHINA,
sb tt at psslde Msy no 81 E 70
WI ics are in exceient cenditon, fossthsr NJ
with n scelIaneous assortm. Mt O. House E1rnsh-
ap25-d Auction, ers.
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CTEIGER LIEBERMANN, Real Estate AuctR
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE ON NORTH SIDE OF u STREE L, Be
SOUTHEAST. IMPROVED BY TWOSTORY
FRAME HOUSE, No. 654 STREET SOUTH
EAST.
:. By virtue Of . deed Of trust, bearing date A,A
the 18th day Of April, 1877. and duly record 1H#
cords Of the District Of Columbia and the request
Of the party secured thereby. will sell at puolic
the Sd day of May, 1873. at O'Clock pm. the east
laf OF Lot 2 in .quare 676, with the improvem snts
thereon
Terms Of eaie: One-third in cash; the balance in
equal instalin ents at Elk and twelve months from
date Of sale, bearing interest at eight per csnt ee-
cured by deed Of trust property sofl all "a III
at OF ton of purchaser. $1uo when bid Is accepted
not complied with In i've days. Trustee reserves
right to resell 1t risk and cost OF Gefau,tins pur.
Ch 3ser. RICHARD Z. PAlhO.
ap22-eod&dbs Trustee
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ANNIHnATING THE ZULus.-One source of SAT-
lsfaction to the English In their kouth African
war Is that the ZIllus viii all soon be annihi-
lated. There were $4,000 warriors to start with.
1900 fell on one field, 1900 on another, 1850 on
third, 200 on fourth and still the work goes
on. After the entire SO, 600 have thus been can
exist, they would evidently be only mInus
Quantitiee.J[N r SUM-
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\ RUSTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT SUBUR BAN
] COTTAGE AND GROUNDS

Fy virtue OF oecree Of the Supreme Court -
cause No. 64s7, ON the 18th day Of SeItem- -l::l
ber 1879 and OF further order passed IN said
auction. on the pl emlses, on MONDAY, the 9Th day
Of May. A; p. 1873, at oslock pm Lots numbered
eighteen (16) nineteen Q9). twenty (20l and TWEEN
-oIe l2l, in block numbered nine (9l. of Hall and
Eiyans, subdivision OF the Meridian Hil property
cssh the residue payable in equal install @ents in
twelve and twenty-four months from the day OF
sale the deferred payments to bear interest ct the
rate Of seven Ier cent: from the day Of sale, the
title to remain In the Trustee till the whole Of the
purchase monty is paid; or the whole Of the pur.
chsee money may he paid in cash, at the option Of
the purchsssr On the day Of sale or on the day Of
dt Dsrs deposit on acceptance Of the bid.
CALDERON CARLISLE, Trustee,
307 street NV.
IROa E. WAGGAMAN Anct
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AN EXTRAORDINARY VERDICT.-A few weeks
ago we published an account OF the killing OF
Jonn Reed, prominent republican of Fayette-
Slie, W ashlngtOn county, In this state, either
py deputy sheriff or his two assistants In the
JAN at Fayetteville. Mr.. Reed was unarmed
and shot through the heart from behind. He
was trying to obtain the release Of a friend upon
good pan; The killing OF Mr.. Reed was consid
ered nothing short OF murder by his friends.
and, TO give expression to their FEELINGS they
called meeting In Ferguson hall, on the 18TH
inst, Tor the purpose OF asking all good law
abiding citizens to join In asking the AUTHORITIES
to use every means to prevent the preparation
or crime and the further shedding OF blood
within our county. 1t seems the sheriff became
greatly alarmed at this, and upon the flmsiest
hearsay ana rumorS hastily called out and
organized a company OF militia, armed them
with the needle-guDs OF the students OF the
state University, and paraded them on the
streets 10 lptlmidate the meeting, as those VINO
participated In the latter aver In keeping
with this disgraceful business is the verdict OF
Ine coroner's jury: "that the killing was done
py unknown parties who were justiiable. -
tFo7t Smith (Ark.) Nep Era March 26.
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T T. COLDWkLL, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs,s SALE OF DEsIR ABLE BUILD
ING FRONT OF Al FEET ON G STREET,
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated April 81 80
o1e Of the land records for the District OIL
Columbia, and at the written request of the party
lie auction, on THURSDAY. May /. 1879. at 5 o'cl'k
p No.. the west part Of lot numbered eleven QD in
square numbered eighty 600, the said part front
ing forty,ens (4Q feet on North G street between
2lft and 22d streets west, ana running with that
width the whole depth Q23ai feet) of said lot Tha
roadway fronting this lot is concret sd
Terms: The debt (abou. 81 .25O) and expenses Of
sale in cash balance in vne and two years at six
Ter cent interest, to be secured by deed of trust
upon the lot sold or all cash. at option OF pur-
erty is Knocked of. Conveyancing at PURCHASERS
cost
ap246t NJ M. ROHRER Trustea
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HoNORS TO AN AMERICAN CLERGYMAN.-The
synod OF the Presbyterian Church OF England
mas resolved TO appoint the Rev. DR.. Patton of
Chicago to the Chair of Apologetical Theology
In the Presbyterian College OF London.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneeya.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN d AND STREETS II.
w, AT AUCTION. Az
% On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April -
81 n, at ocloch we will sell. in front Of the f4
no aH fronting rs feet on 9Th street, with d. pth
OF iGU feet, and improved by q tWo-story brick
Terms: One-third IN cash balance in one two and
three years notes TO bs secured by deed Of trust
at purchasers cost. Adelosit Of $3.50 required ct
sale.
ap263t DUNCANsON BROS Aucts.
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DIED.

OTIS. On Sunday, April "a, 1879, at pm. after
. lDgs ring illness, which she bore with z. eat Pc
thence. IDA b OTIS. beloved wife Of c. w. Otis
nesday, April S0th, at 4 O'Clock p N. Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
PINKNEY. At her residence, "Bleuheim." at
4:30 O'Clock Monday afternoon, April IS, 1879. Mra
ELIZABETH LLOYD PTNKNEr, consort OF Bashop
William Pinkpey.
Funeral to take place on Wednesday. 90th April.
from St Luke's Church. BladensburE. Prince
DEGREES comfy Nd, at IL O'Clock Am. baltimore
fun please ccpy.1
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DEATHS FROM DECAYED VEGETABLES.-Four
persons, members OF one family, have died at
engendered by decaying vegetables In the Gel.
lar.-[Detroit Special.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY K1y XA5U AInI LOT OF GROUND ON THE
FOUR-AND-A-HALFA AND SIXTH STREETS
Ho6bE AZ A1 a. JHE BATH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th. -
lsly, at 8 o'cleck. N front Of the premises, fS
Of e6 feet inches running back with an average
depth OF 131 feet ~ inches to . 30foot alley with
tie improvements.
Terms; OnetLird cash; balance in one and two
per annum until paid, and secured By deed OF
trust On the property sold Conyeyancing at pur-
at28 dts THOMAS DOWNING
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF UNREDEENED
On rurpsn.v R RLEDGES
commencing at 1O O'Clock. Will sell at auc IA
t1on rooms corner 9th and D streets north ~
wtst. large quantity Of Unredeemed Pledgss
which reIEain uncailed for Consisting of Watches.
Diamonds, Jowery. &c.
PHILLIP WALIACH Broker
ap2S-3t l4l7 PeDnsyiyania ave NV
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. lszp,
CONGREsaIOHav
Conclusion of Yesterdays Proceed;.o.

ConcMston or Yesterdays Proceedings,
SENATE-Arter our report Closed
Mr.. Pendleton finished his speech on the hin
to give Cabinet ministers seats on the floor OF
each house. VI
The President pro tenn. appointed under the
law of 1872 Messrs. MCPHERSON and Anthony as
members of the board of visitors to attend the
annual examination at the Naval Academy,
Mr.. Morrill then spoke in opposition to Mr.
Pendletons bill, after which the bill, on motion
OF Mr.. Pendlet0n, was laid on the table, to be
called up hereafter.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, the Senate took up
the bill to prevent the I'M reduction OF contag
1ous or infectious diseases into the United
states, pending which the Senate, at 3:4C
O'Clock, went into executive session, and when
the doors were reopened adjourned.
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ODD POST OFFICE NAMEs.-It is curious ITO
note the odd, outlandish or ludicrous names
sometimes selected for post offices. Here in
North Carolina we have Troublesome, Soap
stone, Why Not, Tackahoe, NolAchucko. Eas
tatoe, Collowbee, Aquone, Tolsnot, Sans Souci.
turkey Tail, Tomatola, Iron Dun, Mutual Love
GEO, Big Toe, Vale Crucis and Hog BACK
Wilmington (NC0 Star.
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Tu CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOB STATE WAR
" AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
CORNER 18TH AND STREETS.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. April 2 3D., 1879
Proposals. for oeverlng at the site of the Building
for State, War, and Navy DEPARTMENTS in this cify
the ing Building Materials, will received al
this Office until IL NJ Of MAY 8IH 1879 and opened
Immediately thereafter:
200 cob:e yds (more or less) Of Broken Stone
1sW Pebbles.
$500 bbIs I" 4" Natural Hydraulic
800 600 more CT less) Best Red Bricks
$1,000 I" Skewback Bricks.
Specifications and blanks viii be furnished by the
(Signed) IHOs- LINCOLN CASEY.
sp236t 1t Col Corps OF Engineers.
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THE TRADES.

lOsShRlNDIN6s
D The public L reepectfglly informed that the
LYOETT BOOKB1NDERY
c4rrf3d on a. heretofore The same excellent
gorkm9n are employed, and the work turned out
su he In the superior style which has always bean
characteristic OF the establishment
sp8Iy 1919 PessssvlU03sS0 0Ve., ID door.
Gibson BROTHERS,
i PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTKB1,
iO1y Pess.ssytc0ssl0 0ce., Warrington. DO.
- Fine Printing Q Specially. jAn181y
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
STORY AND BAsEMENT B RME H TdHsES;
The NoRTHEKN LGBER ~ MiRR IE5TCSiIh
day Of October, A. D; 1873, BY the Supreme -
No. 642s equity, wherein Thomas a. Stephens is
1endaLts. the undsr.isned As trustee. viii sell at
NEs3AY. the soth day Of April, a: D 1879. at 80
the city Of Westminster, D. G. G., known and described
SIX feet four and twothrds inches front Of lot mum
bred and sixteen (516), aud running back with toat
width one hundred (1OO) feet; improved by two
Three-story and Basement Brick Houses.
Terme OF sale prescribed by decree: One-third
cash, residue in three equal instruments. at six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale for
which the purchasars notes to be passed to tie
Trustee, payable to his der in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day Of sale
at the rate OF seven per centum per annum until
tee will reserve lien upon the property until the
house at time of sale and If purchaser fails to
sale property to be resold after five days. motto. in
the Evening Star newspaper ct risk and cost OF de
fsutink purchaser. Cnnveyancing at purchasers
cost. JOHN + HANNA. Trus.es
a. IN On ~, We.stor Law Building,
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"A DeS Moines minister says he has novox
Known OF 1atal case OF diphtheria in a bouse
where SOFT coal was used for fuel Very veil
then, IL doesn't take us long TO m t,e m ossr
mind. Wen take the diphther1a every t,rapa o~'
-Scribner for May has pen and INK sief ohaz
OF WilhelmJ and Remenyf. The picture M W,u,
helmJ Indicates that he was hit with the bvc,ss,
pieces OF the boiler aud was standing nearest m
when the explosion occurred, but there Is no
oouot In the world that Remenyf was blown a
inne ana a-half the highest, and lit IN an Usage
neuge when he came down.
Cspa lakN KILLS HIMsELF.-In the village OF
SSanaseraga, on the Erie railway few miles
ueyono portage, on Wednesday evening last. n
!oung man named John Luce In Refrigeration
Sauseo py an unrequited love shot the ohte<f
vi MS aHecuons, and afterward fired q nisfoI
oaH INTO his own brain. The youn0 iadr nav
recover, but the love-crazed youth S,oI rs,,tbtgy
rev hours after firing the fatal shot Me.
Lucy Wyman, young woman OF frood fana,i1
ana good character, had the misfortune IN rin-
Ole spark OF affection in Luces hear. winch
she could not reciprocate. In answer To the
young mans declaration OF love Miss Wyman
frankly explained her feelings and expressed a
Willingness TO maintain friendly relations as or
old. Luce was not satisfied. Early on Wednes-
day evening he invited the young woman to
take walk with him They went into the ont
skirts OF the village, and Luce again avowed
his. love and urged favorable answer TO his
suit. He met with a very positive refusal.
wbereupon he took a revolver from his pocket
and fired direct at Miss Wyman. The bah en-
tered her head. Fastening back to his own
home, Luce sought his room and shot himself.
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