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1HE Eo 8E nEA y
5ETT EEN sJXTH ANP shYSNTH M1hTH
a I've sGora Asb
E sTs MEsr WE N9Eha
WEET II AER St1IHGStH stS
sg # he Of ess IN
Equity cause No. 1918. we WILL offer for sale ~.
SCI. the following real state and the improvements,
&c, thereon, on the days and hours hereinafter
On WEDNESDAY,. October 18th, 1879, at O'Clock
all of original lot and part of original lot s.
and bounds viz: Beginning. therefor at the south
vest cor, er OF said lot and rGn1ins thence north
aee south IS fee hence west Is
sHnce south l03 feet inches to north street and
thence vest 70 fee. inches to the place Of begin
appurtensnees thereto beionsins; annexed Or BE-
nm, lot d. in Mltcheil's recorded subdivision Of
avenue, Between thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
on THE sAME DAY. at O'Clock m. lot 81, in
Robt. O. Fox Secretary's subdivision of Square 1914
This is aso q. sras baqas On
Sixteenth streets northwest.
in fern % At air. ad esbess
and twenty -four months from the day of sale the
purchasers pro u1ssory notes to be given therefor
per annum, or the purchasers may, at thsir cleo
on eas and b s to aas
thereon is fully paid; An oonyeyancing at purchas
ers' cost and 800 to be deposited on each parcel
SOLD on acceptance Vi IS s. EDWARDS,
oHAs. IS IS s 81 & NV.
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T T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sffEETs k9k kEHsf5 am n CITY, CITY II
dats On the 9Th day e Fsbr9aEy. 4; p 1871
the land records for the District of Columbia and
st the written REQUEST Of III party secured, viii
WRDNksDAY, Scsober 32I 1873 al oock
al ha It IN hs ssc apa
Columbia, known as part of Lot numbered one ~,
ts1s5 and deecrised as follows M for tbs
same at the south western corner o. sail lot, an
forty (45) feet, less, to southwestern
corner Of the brick house situated on the sstern
west foryfve 4s) feet, more less, tic the north
western corner of said lot, and tdenoe sout1 with
teh place Of beginning together with the improve,
ments consisting Of thres-story brick dwelling
Terms Of SALE One-.h!rd cash: balance in three
equal il stanents payable In six, twelve snd eight
per cent interest and secured by a deed of trust
upon the pr9reTty viii be. be required deposit o;
at purchasers cost. If terms are lot complied with
in week from SALE tie Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at risk and cost OF defauhng
oct9-d WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
ns sAE Est.T pE ooKsEh II I'm
HsH5G i II s as2 IS
By virtue Of a decree and amended decrses -
iumbia. passed in Equity Ganse No s 65s, Of 4s:A
Marie Be'5y ys: Rchsrd d Berry ct a.. the under
If the thu
hereinsftes escribea real estate as follows:
43s och pm. all those pieces or parcels Of sround
andIeal estate; known as Lots one ~ and two co.
(3sD. occupied by .Wal's Opera House" snd what
is now known as "Fords Opera House" The above
with intert secured by deed of trust dated on or
about oath July. 1872 recorded in Liber 69l folio
ssS hssst to another s asa q teut Of
1872, ard recorded in Lber 70l, folio 10l ana also
te Of eaS for ten from st
foo 2s1, land records of tie District of Columbia
to n bs s n ass of October
5Ss # Ssl5 &C. s. g. t 53 IS s. s
lots r. D. "a and part Of 49, in Square ~ as sid
city. d. 9. Subject, howtvsr to de ed of trust of
Record in Iber !2O folio 49, land records of the
And on W h9 the Goth day of oaoser
D. 3 at H t dq bs H. e aad ~ ~
2, in sqnaIe $3.50 And medistely after the aboye
sale Will sell undivided half OF Lot 5, in Square
All the above real estate Will be sod subject also to
all taxes and special assessments. The amount OF
said taxes and special assessments Will be sisted at
tine CT sales
Ire terms of eale are: One-third cssh OF thu pur-
chase money, and the residue in two equal install
ments, at six and twelve months, respectively, vita
intei est payable semi annually. to be secured by ap
must be Insured to the Of the Trustee to
better secure the payment OF said balance OF pur.
cost The terms of sale must be complied with
within Ten qol days from day Of sale; $3.50 must
square 3s1. are Sold and $40 on each Of the osner
WILLIAM J. MILLER TRUSTEE.
octsdSds WALTER Williams Isaes oo sys auets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY0.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROP
EkTY. CORNER OF FAlETTE AND SIXTH
GEQRGETQNN i

STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. C.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated the 10th -
day Of October, A, p. 1878. and duly recorded 50
records Ct the District Of Columbia, and by direc-
tioR Of The party secured thereby we sn III se It
DAY, the l7,h day Of October, at O'Clock m, all
that part Of lot numbered l93 In Threlkelds add.
for the SAM at the ew corner of said lot 1873 and
thence with the east line OF Eayette street
hundred feet to the We st line of IN alley feet
inches wide; thence south with said alley twenty
feet to 9Th street thence west with 9th street one
bur dred feet to the beginning.
Terms: Cne-third cash the residue ia six and
twelve Aon;hs with notes bearing interest at eight
per cant. per snnum until raid, and secured by q
deed of trust OF the property solo; Convey ancing
at pTrchas ers' cost Fifty dollars deposit required
when the propeIty is struck off.
a,a. WINEIA n r ,GGAasss1s', Trustees
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THos E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE.

CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On "WEDNESDAY; October 18th. at Pm. IA
will sell on the premises two frame dwellings Esa
Nos 824 826 9th street northwest. At 3:l5 A4
p.m in square 612, 10. Is. on 9Th street. between
end Q; and lot ~ on o street between 4th and 9Th
street. betwe 9Th and 9Th northwest At AS pm
in Res. II, lot %, on street, between Id and Sd :
and lots so ana 81, on I'd street, between and @
northwest
On THURSDAY. ct 8 pm, In square 6S6. lot II.
At rs pm. In square eSs part Of lot Is on New
pm, In square All, lot 10, on 9th street, between
and = southwest
ocsiO5d v THoR u wAaaAlIAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

PARLoR. CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FUR.
NIIURE, BsUssELS AMP oT EEL &C.. CAR.
MIRRoRs, BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
DMING TABLEs; FEATHER BEDS; I EN-
CRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, &c. WITH A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. COOKING AND HEAT
ING STOVES, CROCKERY AND GLASS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
ONE SECONDHAND 4-SEAT CARRIAGE, TWO
SETS HARNESS.
On TUESDAY MORNING. October 14th, IN
at 10 O'Clock, at our Ealssrooms We will sell "
the above.
octl3 Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,cnesr.

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK Res
ID 2G On TIE FAST Ys.si SIgE OF ELEy Z
s1REETs. No. 7ss, AZ AUoTToN.
,a On DAYAFTaRNOoN.O October 18th ksk
shall sell part of Lot 8 in Square 345, having xn1
front Of 10 feet by depth Of 90 feet improved by
tsining 10 rooms, with all the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One third caeh; balance at ak, twelve
and eighteen months with notes bearing Interest ut
Elk per cent Per annum until paid, and securei by
q deed OF trust on the property sold Conveyancinx
at purchf eer's cost. &l00 down at tine Of sale II
the terms OF sale not complied with in ten days
oct7dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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COLLISION ON THE B. & o. RAILROAD-Four
Killed and Several Injured.-A collision oc-
CURED between two express trains, Nos.1 and 10,
about ten O'Clock Saturday night, in a curve on
a single track on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road at Bolton, w. Va, about 35 miles east OF
Wheeling. The eaSt-bound train was running
az the rate OF thirty-five miles an hour, and the
west-beund train at twenty five miles. The
engineer, James ASkew, of Wheeling, on the
east bound train, and his fireman, John Smith;
the fireman, named Jasper, of the weSt-bound
train, and tramp were all killed. Another
tramp and q poStal-car clerk, George Shinn,
gage-master Of the east bound train, and several
IaSseng ers were slightly injured Both trains
was caused by a mistake in train orders; the
weSt-bound train having orders to meet the
east-bound train at point west Of Bolton, and
the west-bound train having orders naming a
point east Of Bolton as the place of meeting.
Tie engineer OF the west-bound train jumped
off and escaped unhurt. The killed en- gineer,
Askey. was aged about So years, and leaves a
wife and five children.
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M.AkRIED.
OLE ID.

STURGIS-CONNELL. On the 18th of October.
1879, by Rev. John g. Deal, JOSEPH STURGIs to Miss
IDA r. CoNNELL, both of WASHINGTON, d. G.
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COAL AND WOOD.
WOOD.

JOHNSON BROTHERS
WOOD TELEPHoNIo OoNNKCrIoNA COAL
Full Weight Best Quality. Low Prices.
COAL Prompt Deliveries WOOD
Main once, Sharves mill and depot connected witt
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
With upeQualed facilities and advantages for eco
pcmicaily conducting the wood and coal trade
vharves factory, extensive store yards enabling C
to stock up largely when coA is lowest; Offices
thruuR hout the city. and all i'll immediate communi
cation iIsurins prompt attention to orders, We
pref AIRED to oer to patrons the best varieties OF
coal at the ve,y lowest prices-
We insure strictly pure coal OF 22Sn pounds to
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main cffcs, MIL ani depot, foot OF 18th, 18th and
s:s. sw. ofas 1902 Ct W. 11l2 9th st. n. ". |;
IDS 9TH st NV: ard 22l Pa. ave. Sc octl-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTHRNOON.
D Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auot,oneer.
TBUsTEKs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
STREET. BETWEEN l6Tu AND nth

LOTs; EIlTATE on TIE SOUTH SIDE or
h4R sf1nh4HsE I;,k E4ETWE ~ 18th AND nth
A. D. 1874, and duly recorded In Liber No 753 80
Of ana Of e the fee holder the
note secured thereby, we viii sell at pubic auction
Is sr2n q IT, On noS ~
or parcel OF sr9und situate in the city OF Washing
ton, D: O.. ard beins Lots numbered fourtesn dD
and fifteen l5). IN DavtGsons subdivision OF Square
numbered one hundred and eighty three (1s3) ;each
lot fronting 26h feet on north n street by depth
Toms: One-third cash; balsnce III one and two
years, with Interest at seven per cent per annum;,
or ali cash at option Of purchaser. $50 deposit on
each lot at time of sale. All conveyarcins aud re-
ee,dns At cost tEms Of sale are
terve the right to resell the property risk
osts Of the defau.tlng lurc chaser or purchasers
a'sl i've 'a'% r fSSElssI9sh kooNEs rs.s.s
sep23 ec&ds BENJAMIN P. SNYDER.5 Arus'ees'
C,EAKCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TAE aENfRAL Posi- OFFICE. =
s IN the oear, Of he Bs
Columbia, III the cause Of Leltch ct al Va. A:lD-
+ a ct all we s ~ s. u tbs s SJ in IF fe o
tober 1879. at oc.ock pm, that certain piece or
areei Of lard situate and lyi,g IL the city Of Wash
srribed the north hsf of original lot nun barred
tsi5tsen .ls!, in square numbered four hundred
Toms Of sale: Onefourth cash balance IN thrss
dual il stalmerts payable respectively six. twelve
81 AZ ha fss he az az 81
deI osit OF $500 will be required at the time of sale
al cenveyspeirg ard recordnx at the cot OF the
pus cbafer. The title Will be retained until the full
pS' "'D' u 'A' ~ r " PoWNMAN, Trrstee,
oct2aSds DUNoANsoN BROS Au,ts
". Law Reporter copy one time.
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OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON PENN
SlLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST.
By virtue of a deed Of trust given to US, %aA
ere ef the land records for Washington 4s.W
county. @. We will sell in front of the premises
OCTOBER GOTH, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ part Of
LOT II, IN SQUARE 762 Pennsylvanis avenue Sc,
No. 219; said property improved by good BRICK
HOUSE; tiZe of lot, 20 by LA fest Terms made
k1 Town at sale.
LOUIS A. pELLWIG,l T-rs+oo,
octG-d&ds JOHN WAGNER iruhtees.
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A PARADISE FOR SroRTsMEN.-The country all
through northern Minnesota abounds In lakes
ana lakelets. from an eighth OF a mile 10 ten
and twelve miles in length, and there are sad
TO be ten thousand OF them in the state, and a
arse proportion of them are said to ab)und
with fish and game. Those who have Travelled
through 1t tell me 1t is perfect paradise Tor
sportsmeu, and, indeed, large parties of gentle
men from other states as well as from Europe
and the Provinces, visit this section annually
pursuit OF game and sport, and health as
consequent upon such pursuits The first even
lDg arrived one OF these sportsmen came into
the hotel in the evening, followed by two men.
carrying Strings OF birds, comprised mainly of
ducks. but with few prairie pheaSants, chick
ems and partridges and few woodcock; but the
weight Of the game-of which there must have
been ever two hundred and fifty birdS-were Of
the Mallard duck, with a few fedheadS and eau
vas-backs, and here and there sprnkled through
the string were greenwtng or a redwing. teal
or diver. These, as | was informed, were the
result OF one days shooting from one gun. The
DIS are easily reached by those who are expe-
rieDced in shooting them, and so abundant are
they that you can get brace Of splendid NAL
lards, In prime condition, for thirty cents or q
dozen brace for S2.50.-[Cor Montreal Herald
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TTO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON NINE
l TENTH sTREEI NORTHWEST AND
ThREE,SIORY BRICK HOUsE OK THIRD
OnFHIDAY, 18th October, at O'Clock pm, xx>A
in froLt Ct the premises. will be sold the Two H&
story frame house, with large lot, No. 1922 -SsE2
10Th str. ct northwest.
on SATURDAY, 18th October, at O'Clock M,
in front of premises, threestary brick house and
frame tarI,, No. 124 Sd sire, south sast.
Terms liberal and made known at time OF SUE
octseo&ds DUNuANSON BROS, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.

FouR.sroRY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
DFN NOE ON THE EAST SIDE OF ELEVEN III
sTkEET BETWEEN AND 81 SIS. NORTH
WtST-No 725-AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON October 14th, -
1872 at ~ O'clock in front of the premises, EE
front Of 20 feet, by depth of about loo feet, ina
proved by fourstory and basement brick resi-
rIovements.
Terms: One-third cash bslance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, til notes bearing interest at
Yer cent. per annum until paid, ana secured by q
Coed Of trust on the propesty sold Oonyeyanclns
the terms of sale not implied with in ten days,
the property will be resold, ct the risk and cost Of
oct7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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THE uELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

Thss ueyer rusts, never breaks, never wears at
Always clean, and can BE- worn while bathing q sf
Ms. 1iaher dsyote1 her attention 10 the w.1tgl
ody patEoQA oeoeS'xy
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT
ING ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND
II SHEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,

BEING No. T3l.
NJ, we shall sell, in front of the premises, IssH
part lot No. Is. IN square No. 4S6, having -&sa.
front of l6 feet inches 9th street, running back
IS feet to paved alley, with the improvements
thereon, consisting of three story frame dwelling
improvements AID the property is in a very central
location.
Tens of sale: One third cash; balance IL six,
twelve eighteen and twsLty-fou months. with in /.
te1est at cent per annun, and secured by deed
at purchasers Gust. 800 down on day Of sale.
oetG eo&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts
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1879 s$ s sHSAA 1879
TO THE HoRTH; VEST AND sogTHwEsz.
s,,..D Bos sas,.1 .aSt s:s ssssl a aSGuxux.
TRAINS 1r K Es }gHh 81 tsEs from Depot
corner Of Sixth and j, streets. q follows: ~.
e. s1 Go Pbu ~ ANY Sa from
Sit.sSuss e Siaelsassss: J. hsas saS osiesso;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sunday g IN Ssiiy; s1osR, s;sq5S3sy; xIts
Loci H>ssn. and Erairi. 4. 10 80 an. daily. *:
For New YORK and the East. :so pm daily. except
sanSss ana nSas s VII Rsacf G
oar: go Am ssly. except sunday: ~
sorans recs transfer D to Futon ssses. s3oid
Ing double fsrriase and journey scross MsW
Tor Pniisdspnis. s:ss Am. and 80 pm. daily.
except sSndsy SsS ana a, lSls 1s
For ssiII%eTs. 20 sss. s:so ~ md ;ss Is.
s1a t29 s.a JAZZ s1Ssp a. Sunday l0so am
For Pope's Greek Line. s:20 a N. and l2o p. m.
For AaS:e salispss s % .nd 4o m. a.y. a.
cept Sunday.
AlWAY AND 1IExANDKIA AND WASHING
ma 4 s. TN p g. 81 sana: an H.
For Richmond and the South, $50 am. daily. ana
| $40 , M. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WashlnsSons 7I6, g.
9, u, II Am: / b 1905. and II pm. On
Ticket. Information. Sleeping and Parlor Oar p
eo1modatons can be procured Of the ofnces moran.
q sssS Sn slrses and Penn.
UvantA avenue, and ct the DEPOT, where orders can
be eft for checking Of hs0ssSs % deSfinstIon ffux
| ho&al1 and reeidancea ~
rat r IE EAAKkM5s. asnsr.l Es..snsu Agent
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SMOKED HALIBUT,
| TONGUES and SOUNDS.
| MESS MACKEREL, In tins
o. R. WHOM CO.,
oct1n2w 564 Ninth st. north,cest.
DEEP SEA SALT MACKEREL.
IN FIvE-PoUND TINS,
ARE THE BEST,
Because the extraordinary demand for this size can
proves that it is Just what the people want,
PRICE SIXTY GENTS.
JOHN h. MAGRUD DER.
FINE GROCERIES, AND TABLE LUXURIKs,
oct9 1871 Nesc York ope,s~e.
TEA and COFFEE long ago ceased to be luxuries
aIc became becessases OF civilized life To buy
GOOD Tea cheap ore must either be good judge Of
None have better Facilities o tier sr
ana CHEAPEsr TEAS than the regular Grocery
BURCHARD's TEAS
ara already widely and favoraby known.
Those T Paf ssEs ct s tsifS Ne POWDER
havs an untried source Of qualification.
f. NJ. BURCHARD,
oct7 ia. ate. and FOHr-0nd-d-hsffS st.
Thy 1T.
LONG ARM CHOP"
TEA
Is the best in the city.
80 GENTS PER POUND.
JAMES A. EDGAR, Grocer,
n. W corner 9Th and East Capitol sts
70 Headquarters for the Great Whoop,ng Cough
NV GOODS.
sAADiNAs s Il bi5M i MoNTARDE.
,n,,, ' ToBAsoo SAUCE.
New goods arriving daily.
Ps v enJ d will
Groceries prior to purchasing elsewhere.
B. W. REEDS SONS,
Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, SC,
O0TH STREET MA8KET.
VIM. ILNKINs son.
geo goth street.
FROZEN wATERMELoNs delivered at your
dinner hour.
All kinds Of FRUITS, MEATS and vEdETA-
BLER. sep5-6n,
MinneSofU's .Je,reI
Is CERES, the handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour
in the United States excepting nonel
st. LoHis's Pride
Is sTERLING'S Celebrated Winter Wheat Patent,
u magnificent Flour.
The Delight of the Cook
Is GOLDEN HILL 1t is better than it ever was,
being now made by the very latest improved and
most approved machinery known.
We guarantee the above-named F1ours to make
beautiful. light and snow-white Bread Rolls and
Biscuit For sale by every frst-clsss Grocer.
Wholesale Depot-Oor. list st. and Ind. ace.
sugl6-tr VIM NJ GAIT b co.
TUHN Es. KELLH,
a DEALER n FIRST -oxA91
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, 3D.
CORNED BEEE SPECIAL9x
Stalls 62S, Gao and $50 Center Market, Szy&zE
sh-street wing, and 2QS and 208 Northern ESSY3
Liberty Market; or address Box II, City sSE9e
Post Ofice. aH.ssz~
Marketing delivered free OF charge 10 al parts Of
he city. sep1k
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~ q H Il HIM1LLR6, ~
0HA0an, ~ Penaoyiyakta ayenua,
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COALI CSAL!I COAL!I!
NOW Is THE TIME To BUY.

We Are receiving daily carxoes OF the best quail
ties of GOAL. of zil kinds and sizes, which we sre
Offering ct lw rrCes, direct from the vessels Con-
sumers Will tino il to their advantage to cal early
and leave their orters.
OAK ard PINE WOOD in the stick or sawed and
split AT loyer prces than bfore offered in this
city STEPHENSOs q bhO.,
fyq-tr Jtn-streef WHAT.
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.

Auction SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
WESr SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE, BE
TWEEN L STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE NORTHWEST. ADJOINING SEN
ATOR WINDOWS RESIDENCE.
will offer for sale at public auction in 49,
front of the premises. on MONDAY, October zzS3
18Th, 1879, at 80 o'clock N /, part original sHH
lot 16. in square 2l4.
Terms OF sale will be made known on day of sale
oct9 11&13 CHARLES w. HANDY, Auctioneer.
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A DYING PHYSICIANS CooLNRss.-The New
York Sun OF Saturday says:-Dr Eugene Peug.
net, of Fordham, who had his feet cut OF by q
train OF the Harlem Railroad, near the depot, az
West Mount Vernon, on Thursday, was taken
10 smiths Hotel. near by, where he sent for DR..
IL. b. Sands, OF New York, to amputate his leys,
and for other friends in the profession. In the
evening Ia physicians were at his side. While
waiting for their arrival he had taken his lance,
made iEclsioDs In his arms, and then injected
brandy and morphine, so as TO counteract the
effect OF the shock 10 his nervous system He
also showed the persons around him how to
adjust the bandageS, and he poured out the
necessary quantities OF braSdy and ether to ba
given to him. He said that he believea that he
waspast saving. and he gave directions to the
Rev. Father Coles In regard TO services he
wished TO have performed. When Master Peuy-
net, a youth of about seventeen years of age,
arrived, knelt beside the bed, and placed his
hand In that OF his father, the latter expressed
his last request In words that moved all pre-
sent. He told him that the responsibility of
the care Of the younger members OF the family
rested upon him, and that his mother would
Rave to depend wholly upon him. More comfort
able Accommodations for DR. Peugnet were Of
fered in house across the street and the am
putattons were performed there. The operation
lasted about an hour, DR.. Feugnet Signifying at
what places he desired the amputations 10
be made. Six hours later he died. Death was
caused by the nervous shock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-13

BRIGHAM YoUNG's EsrATE.-All the Difficult
ties arising out of the estate OF the late PreSt.
dent Brigham Young have been adjusted and
the matter will now drop forever. so far as the
courts are concerned at least. Everything has
been. ready for final adjustment for some time
past, but owing TO side issues the matter was
postponed, and 1t was fully expected that the
work would be accomplished on Friday; the
court sat Ia that expectation, but minor details
had not all been disposed of, and so the matter
was left over until yesterday morning at nine
O'Clock, when all interested being In court,
final settlement was arrived at and decree en-
tered by the court, which will be found on or
first page. BY this it will be seen that the
seven heirs receive the sum of So 900, TO be d.
Nided among them. The suit OF the church
against the heirs and the executors was also
dismissed at the plaintltf's cost, and thus It is
that the entire matter is altogether out Of the
courts. The receivers have been discharged,
and guardians appointed for the minor heiIs,
who are Mark CroXall Mrs. Mary V. Young,
Alexander 7. Pyper H. b. ClawSon, Pnineas IL.
Young and AlonZo Young The accounts OF the
executors are approved and such new accounts
as may be made, and business that may be
transacted will date from to-day. The public,
as well as those directly involved should con-
graduate themselves on the termination OF this
suit, which gave promise OF so much difficulty,
ill-feeling, and expense for years to come
[Sdlt Lake Herald.