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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-03

~ Inc board OF Directors, at meeting held on
s, v WENT second day OF january, 1879. after
s oM s sslde Ten Thousand Dollars to the
ma ns snnd from the net earnings of the year
stnckknIaagss the 10 per cent dividend to the
DiVIDENnls a nnaT No, ETssalyed TO pay CASH
ending hecee aaattieinating premiums of the year
On and after Mo onraM ISIS said dividend payable
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-03
BY Chas. HI. Reed.

BY Chas. HI. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF JACOB BENZING.
FIVE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS. IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT. CORNER OF MAdA-
ZINE AND AUBTERLITz STREETS.
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DIED..

CLARK. On June 18th. 1879, JOHN d CLARK, yR /.
eldest son of John 7. c. and Jane e Clark, IN the
thirty first year of his age
from his fathers residence No 1914 street north-
west Relatives and friends invited TO attend
CLEARLY. On June D. 1879. at three O'Clock p m,
CHARLES TYLER, infant son of Frank ID and Eliza
beth Moo. Cieary, aged months and days-
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral IT the residence OF his
Sunday, June 18th. ct O'Clock pm.
EARTLAKE. On June IL, 1879. at 6 O'Clock p. N.
ABRAN PARK EAsTLAKE.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence.
500 street southeast, on saturday the l4th lost.
at 80 O'Clock y. u. Friends and relatives are yu-
yiied to attend
ONEIL On June Is. 1879, after an illness of three
W, eks EDWARD. beloved son of James ana Johanna
O'Neff, in the eleventh year OF his are.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
ale Ninth street southeast on Sunday afternoon at
Soclock. Washington papers please copy
TOMPKINS. On June 18th, 1879 al 3 40 al M.
ROBERT b. ToMPkINs, III the forty NTH Year OF his
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 625
Virginia avenue southwest, on Monday, the ION
instant, at O'Clock pm Friends and relatives are
invited TO attend. II
WEBSTER On the morning Of june IA. 1879, at
8 so NJ, ADDISON A. WEBB TER, aeed eighty years.
alexandria, Va, papers please COPY
His funeral win take place from the Nineteenth
street Baptist church on Monday, june 10th, at two
O'Clock y. N.
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d b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

X ~~'S~sSS
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
THREE STORY BRICK DOubLE dUuuHSE,
No. 1921 1 STREET NORTHMEST, MnrH
BRICK OUTBUILDlNGS, LOT 81 FEEL
CT INCHES BY 142 TIP FEET To dOOD
ALLEY.
BY VII tue Of deed of trust, dated Novem- II
Der 18th, 1876, and duly recorded In Hber no E;;.
S02 folio 321 ct seq OF the land records Ior .,
the District Of Columbia, and at the requesI OF Ine
party secu' 60. we will sell at public auction II Iront
OF The premises, On MONDAY the $50 day on June
1879 st o'c3ca the fo!loWft1WS .s dsseri6ld
District Of Colun bia, to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels of ground on the north side OF
/ street north, between Twelfth ana T91rteentn
streets west in said City and District, ana kn0Wa
as lot numbered ten (10) and the adjoining SIX 6l
feet more or less Cor whatever Is covered " the
House No. 1921 street northwest), OF lot numbered
nine co. from front to Of said lot In the suDdv
sion Of lots numbered five % to eleven Old, inclu-
sve. of Dav1dson's subdivision OF square numDere1
two hul dred and eighty five $3.50 made by susan
ireland and others. and which is recorded In the
Surveyors Office Of said city and District In Lber
"B." folio ia, together with the improvements
thereon as above stated.
Tern Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal instruments at and two ye srs. with inter-
est until paid from day OF sale at seven per cent per
annun, payable quarterly to be secured by decd
OF trust the property sold or all cash at purcha
ser's option 5000 deposit ut time OF sale Terms to
be fully complied with Within five days, otherwise
tie prOpe rty will he resod at tho risk apd cost of the
&C. anlting urehaser on five days advertisement
~ -' ANDREW B. DUvALLt rrus+..,
! jele-d&ds VIM r. HOFFMAN. 5 Af"''ooe'
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CONGREeaTONAL

CONH11eOW or IeSferddHS HrOco0OeSe0os
SENATE:-After our report closed
Inc legislative appropriation bill was read
for action on the committees amendments.
When the first clause had been read Mr. Win
dom asked Mr.. Beck to inform him how much
money that clause appropriated.
Mr. Beck said he could tell how much the
Mnole Dill appropriated, namely, about
Sio,@o,eed. IL was hard to say what any one
clause OF the Dill appropriated.
AT Inc enc OF the reading OF each clause OF the
OH depate was renewed, Mr.. Blaine at one
time going so far as to say that the bill really
appropriated nothing for the year lsSO. but only
amended and limited the appropriation for 1870
Mr.. salisbury denounced what he called this
captious criticism Of the BILL He would sa '
that any man with any legal acumen who at
tempted to consider the bill "wouid be a lack
ass II he could not understand what Congress
meant By It." Great laughter followed this r.
mark, and good humor took the place OF the
general Irritation before manifested
Inc Dill was reported back 10 the Senate, and
tne amendment made In committee OF the
whole agreed to-
MT. Blaine obtained the assurance from Mr.
BECK mat the bill contained nothing affecting
ulsputed political questions, saying that he
could not ind out himself what IL oid or did not
contain. The bill was read third time and
passed without division.
MI. wallace moved to take I'D the supple-
mental y judicial appropriation bfll Agreed "a
MT Whyte moved to proceed TO consider exc
cuttve business. oN>e
Mr.. CoDkling moved to adjourn. Aoree1 to
and at $50 p N. the Senate adjourned ~
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of feri facas issued out OF the
of Columbia, and to me directed win sell at public
sale for Gash Ct the Court door Of SAID Dis
l2 O'Clock m. all the right title claim. and interest,"
OF the defendant In and to the following described
east twenty feet front by the depth Of the lot Of Lot
NO; u, N square No s77, Washington D. e. ssized
Burch TO satisfy execution No: 1883 at law In
favor OF John Collins. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
JOHN SHERMAN. AqctioneeS. teSdts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

THKATERs AND DANCrNa.-The Presbyters
Weekly has this TO say: BE advised all mem
bers OF the Presbyterian church In the United
States and OF the Presby 0er1an church In
these two branches OF one and the same church,
through their general assemblies In convention
and Injurious to their Growth IN pIety and how
living for protesting Christians to attend
theater or indulge In dancing: but, be ft known
that you indulge In such unchristian-
wrong doing. Oh, timid, trembling creatures
we are!
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r WAL NOTICE TO THE HOI.DEHa
OF BONDS OF TIL NORTHERN PA
CIEIO RAILROAD COMPANY

Under the Plan Of Reorganization ratified by eta
decree Of the Court, the time In which Bondholders
snouid be allowed to participate in the benefits Of
the Pfan by the conversion Of Bonds into Preferred
Stock Was left to the discretion Of the Purchasing
Committee. More than three years having passed
since this right was given, and moro than nine
senfhs OF the Bondholders having converted thaiY
Bends the COMMITTEES desirous Of closing their L.
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock VIII Terminate
On the 30th day Of June, 1879.
Circulars oiyipH information how the conversion
. made can be had ct the Office Of the Northern Pa
zinc 4 R. Co., No. . Firth svenoe, New York.
The orieinal stock VIII be exchanged for esoc)
under the PlAn up to the same tine.
rREDkRIOK BI11lN66,
DC W, 16I6. Chairman PufohAUnS OoEomttteeo.
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GEO. CoBURN had a discussion with hts broth
er-iD-law I'm q st. Louis BARRON as 70 how
much whiskey an able dr1nker could put down
at draught. Coburn felt sure he cor'd drink
q ''schooner" beer glass full, and offered TO make
the attempt, IL his relative would pay the Oost.
The glass neld more than pint, and the bar-
qualities OF the liquors that he sold, warned
Coburn that the quantity was SUFFICIENT to KIN
q man. "Pshaw! that's only q drink for q
child" said Coburn, and poured all OF the whis.
Ky down his throat without stopping 60 take
breath. He was Frustrated within few NM
uteS and soon died
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRgsTEEs, SALE OF yAL bUAg EET IMRkoV III
TWEEN OLIVE AND GAY STREETS, IN
pT The oiTY 9F GEOKGEIOWNS.;s d - 10 N M -
dated the LIST day Of October, A. p; 1874. and NsM.
duly RI corded In Liber No. 76l, folio 33x QUE;
OF the land records for the District OF Columnia
thereby we shaiI offer for sale At public auction in
front OF the premises. SATURDAY the iate Gay aay
" June iol9 at O'Clock Pm, the ioiI0winH rea
esfs,e situated in the city Of deorgetown Ds,ssSt
VI CoinmDla to Wit: Ali those certain pieces Ot pai
cells Of iAno known and described IS lots numbered
.a 20, seven go and eight go, OF A. SnepneSr ere
ItCor0ed snbo1vision Of lots numbered one nun
e e.sH aha n ns one hnndred s1d IF
LEAFS aadltion to Georgetown, recorded IN the
Tn vT 81 o MI IN Liber X IonO mo-
5As OF the sale: One-third Of the purchase uo
hey 70 ne PAD IN cash and the re1dne In 1Mc
ass at Blk and twelve mOntus ~
WIN interest Rayable half yearly t, be SECURED 6y
neHs anu oeea OF trust on the premises 1ue tol ~
81 the sale must be compiled with within one week
o tne gay I sale or the Trustees reserve tno riEn'
70 resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de
ttantlng purchaser sitter five days previous adver
useIaent deposit of 300 will be required on each
| lot at the time Of sale.
| WALTER g. COX,l Trustaes.
| Ju3tu,f m ,wGg THOMAH a COX3 A'
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MECHANICAL MOTORS on STREET RAILWAYS
A committee OF the English house OF lords has
been investigating the practicablity OF apply
Ing steam or some other motive power TO the
working OF what we call "city passenger rail-
ways" but which they call /" tramways.- The
committee has reported favorably upon the use
OF mechanical motors instead OF horses and has
recommended the passage OF a law allow ing
thelr adoption. The investigation was thorough.
All the cities on the Continent I'm which me-
visited by persons appointed to report upon the
various motors on trial. They found many sorts
OF motors employed. but those worked by COM
pressed air gave most satisfaction. In Scotland
1.-THE Vale or Clyde tramway is worked by
steam, and although IL passes through dense
population no damage has resulted. The con-
clusion is reached that mechanical motors can
be used on city tramways; that horses soon get
accustomed 10 them, and that there Is great
economy In running them.
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAyS,
BROS, Auctioneers.

ZEAL ESTA1E ON THIRD hTREEf i, sc
I WIZ I AND ~ y STREETS NoKTHWEsT
Under ana by virtue of the last viii and -
testament OF Deborah Hammond. decreased, G.
18th instant al O clock M, at public auction, in
ro.t OF ne prt misses known q No 1I24 50 street
mencine 45 feet from the southeast corner Of said
ict and lunnius west SO feet ~ inchesi thence
LoIth 10 feet thence east SO feet ~ inches thence
south to the place of beginning
Terms OF eale: One-third Of purchase money to be
aid in cash. and the residue in two Equal install
date of sale, secured by deed Of trust the prop
eIty: The te ms Of sale to be- compiled with within
resod at the rick and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser: deposit Of $50 will be required at the
time If eale.
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
je11 Webster Law Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
Estate ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND
1oIOMAC STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. q. /;
HANDf OMETY TMpROVFD

hANDf OMELH IMPROVED.
ssIss S1 is7s sSss
deTee Of the Supreme Court Of the DISTRICT Of
Davis was appointed trustee in the place Of John W.
,Masil one Of the trustees named in said deed Of
thereby secured, the UNDERSIGNED viii proceed to
se ct s sgston IN fHD Ct the as
snS s ss ara 's psr! = Fl
&c htee9 1s spd nipstesn ds5 Of od GsOrSs
streets and run 1sf east VIII First
SAID 81 au@bssss sissty:sso 50 thence south 4
inches to the south face OF . stone wall; theuce
west one n u, hundred and one GOD feet and three
with
I5io q foot thence north with nth the west side
Ola OF 6reR hoqee and xa az, feet
west with said stone wall four az feet and one
ct np ss sH Ss ss s
Potomac street; thence north with Potomac street
AND Se ss to the
leges and appurtenances to the same belonging or
81 sae Of the purchase
money money In cash, and the residue in six twelve,
tighteen and tWenty.i9ur months, for which the
the day Of sale at the rate of six per centum per an
mum until paid. and secured by deed Of trust on the
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time Of the
sale, and if the terms Of the sale not complied
tees the right to resell the property at the
risk aud cost of the defauting purchaser after five
days notice In the Evening Stsr newfpaL All con-
veyaIcfpg at the purchasers cost.
ROBT. ]. FLEMING,
1922 18th ct NV. r.
LEWIS j. DAVIS, Z trustees.
Pa ave and 10th al.
THOS. J. FISHER b CO., Aucts.,
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PUBLIC BALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
viii sell the following described properly, in
front Of the premises, at the Time named below, to
c lose an estate:
MONDAY, June 16, 1873, at O'Clock D. M, "A
Lot 16, Square SGT. fronting 81 feet inches fss)
on New Jersey avenue, between and sta 4..A
NV, improved BY One-story Frame House
At half past i've O'Clock, on the same day, Lots II
and II, in Square 526, fronting 109 feet inches on
the west side of Sd street. between and l. ats W.
And 1t half past six O'Clock. the same day, Lot g.,
In Square 29y fronting IS feet on 18th st. s.w be-
tween Maryland avenue and South street.
Also, on TUESDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock, Lots
and q IN the subdivision Of part Of Homeads I'd;
feet deep. and imP1oyed by two 2-story frame
Also, at half past O'Clock the same dav, part
Of Lot ia Beatty Hawkins addition to George
town, 20 feet on 9th St, by de ,th of 904 feet.
Terms: Cash. Title perfect, or no sale. Terms to
be complied with in ten days after the sale. je6
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nUNOANSON BROS. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, FRONT
ING ON NJ STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVENUE NORTHWEST.


By virtue Of !. deed Of trust, dated the 18th
day Of April, A. D. 1875, and recorded in E4
liber 7s2. folio 2S9 &c. OF tn land records 9::z
Of the District of Columbia, and at the request Of
Trustees viii sel ct public auction, In front Of TIC
premises, on FRIDAY lAhe 10th day Of June, 1879
at O'CLOCK pm. the following described real es
known as part Of Lot numbered one a., in square
numbered seventy 709' ACCORDING to the pat o.
for the same at the southwestern Of said lot
and running thence north one hundred and twenty
.ight a2s9 feet eight and half Gsk, inches thence
FIVE aHs quarter l5A inches 70 a point in linz
with New Hampshire avenue distant forty flour "a
feet eight 90 inches from the line Of street north
thence along the line OF said avenue fortyfour az
feet eight (8) inches to said street. and thence
aopg the line Of said N street one hundred aud one
(1O1) feet to the point Of beginning excepting lo
twenty-six (2s) OF ]. r. Olmsteads recorded subdi
vision Of part OF said original lot one, in said
square.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash balance in six and
twelve months at eight per cent, secured by deed OF
trust &10O to be paid at time OF sale. Il the term:
not complied with in five days, the Trustees re-
eerve the right to resell at defaultng purchasers
coet after one weeks advertisement. Conveyancng
at purchasers cost.
ie7eo VIM r W HrooDW Trustees
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
fHTk b JUST VEST OF NJ The GGG sEVES s1f
SIRENT n ROAD, a SHORT DISTANCE BE
I pS'sck AND KNOWN AS THE "F1TNAM
%, A. D 1874, and duly recorded in Iiber No. m
m 81 aa
and Bridget Ftna@ I'M ct a. defendsnts'
Rss s "a Of ns
0clSea ~ the follpwng piece or
" Of Waahipgton District Of Columbia, and known
A. and being part Of tract ct land called the Girls
and bounds, to wit; Bounded on the western side
by line running orth II dogs; west sixty one and
boundary stone at the northeast corner Of More:
lands part OF said tract and bounded on the north
by line Of Th boz d.
running south Digs west the aforesaid boundary
stone. and On the east by the following lines Of 9
on the southern line near the branch north s deg
west two and eightyfo hundredths q $4,000
four hundred and rinstysi1 1 alse) perches to
(S6A degs) degrees east twenty perches thence
erees east welve Ssnce north
and one-auarter l364 degs1 degrees, east fifty one
lne-cont.ining so acres. rood and 81 perches to
gsther With the improvements, &c, &c
ments payable In six and twelve months, with inter
by deed OF trust On the property sold or all cash,
All conveyancns al purchaser's Cost II teri Of
sale are not complied with in ten 1O) days the Trus
1nS naSps''S
- - ERAINARD d. WARNER, Trustee
W B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
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NEW FORK SHOE STORE.
IN sos PeNsssyly0nia aveneee.
AS COMPLETE A STOCK OF CUSTOM--h
MADE AS ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF Il
DIR SHOES ARR 1hT f s6ffD LEATHER "
AND WARRANTED. FOR GOODS THAT DO
GOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT, WE
PAY BACK THE PURCHASE MONEY.
NOTICE THIS LIST.
Ladies' Newport Ties GOO styes). .76c to 9260
Ladies' Very Light Hand made Kid Button Boot$2 so
ladies' French Kid Button Boots. 80 to $500
d Faps Ra 1 Bdtton TO 90
ladies' Lasting and Foxed Button and Lace, Cheap.
Gents Hand stitched IoW-Guartsfes. $50 to $500
Gents Congress CATERS. LOO to $600
Ni0es and Ohildren's Shoes at Low Prices
The Best Boys Shoes In the market.
ORE PRICE ONLY. GEO. MCCARTHY.
myl7tr
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS NORTH SIDE Of FIRST STREET

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUIID
" ING LOTS NORTH SIDE OF FIRST STREET
BETMEEN MARKET AND FREDERICK
sTRENEfbs' q IN THE CITY OF GEORGE:
BY virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court ~
OF the District OF Columbia, passed on the 24th
6,ft2, docket 10. / win fell on HEINESDAY, June
18th, 1879 at O'Clock m in front Of the prei ses
TIE full depth of Lot numbered ona hundred and
five Qo5,) in Beatty and HAWKING addition to
GEORGETOWN, d. O. The said property will be sold
in three lots. esch fronting twenty one (2D fest
eight u INCHES on Let street by depth of one hun.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
three equal instruments, payable In six. tweivs and
which notes secured by deed 81 trust viii b. re.
quiIed, or al cash, at option Of pu. CD aser. A de-
tine OF sale, OonveyaDcinE ct cost Of purchase,
and deeds to be passed ratification of sale bv the
cont WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trusfee
THOMAS LONLLN0. Auctioneer. je4-aSds
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VENTUOKY TROTTTN0 STALLION! -sxAsoa
n or 169.1MARDIe CHIEF, By Ozark r.
Sc 81 dlsnoos. ~ Tims,. !: ~ dEoRatE u
WEBB Groom. Oo 9Th e nv. ap93ms
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Last night was the gala night of the music
festival In Cincinnati Five thousand people
were present at the concert.
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DDNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

PUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
LOT OF PAPER RAGS IN BAGS
This is to give notice, that on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Of june. A. d. 1879 at the hour OF o'clock
p m, at the Warerooms OF the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company. on Maryland avenue and
9th street southwest will sell, at public action to
the highest bidder. forty one (4D bales and seven
90 bags of old paper rags.
he terms Of sale will be cash and the purchaser
viii be required to remove the rags within three
days. G. L. SIMPSON,
161UeO&Cg Freight Agent
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MAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STnEET NORTH

Under and by virtue Of . deed OF trust "a
dated May 1870, 1875 and duly recor led in ~
of the District of Columbia, and by the written di
re ction of the party thereby win proceed
ishest bidder. on 18th Day OF JUNE A D: 1878, at
gin ming is feet and inches from the
nsr OF said lott thence south 9th street east IL
Zee and 10 inches thence east 101 feet; thence
40 rth 10 feet thence west Is feet thence north IL
eet 10 inches thence west IS feet 10 place of be-
&C insisting of Two story frame H,use. with 8
TO oms with water and gas.
Terms of sae Onethird Of the purchase money
cash, aod the balance in SIX and twelve months to
De secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
deposit of BOO viii be required the day of sale
1 the terms of sac not complied with within
even days the Trustee the right to resell
at she risk and cost of the defsuitIng purchaser
after ten days advertisement in tn. Evening Star
At the cost Of the purchaser.
e5-eod BELVA A LOCKWOOD, Trustee.
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u q. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IEUETEES SAl4E OF A TWO-BTURY FKAME
On THE EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET; BETWEEN Q AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Novem -
Der lSth s AD 1874, duly recorded in Idber s:SS
No. 166, folio PA, &c. one Of the land re- X.A.
cords for the District OF Columbia, aud at the
Quest Of the holder OF the notes secured thereby
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF June, AID. 1879
at O'Clock pm, the following described real es
Lot nne,e aa the CITY q M 10 Ta
OF square numbered three hundred and thirty-six
(S36), together with the improvements. &c;
Terms Amount of indebtedness, together with
the expenses OF sale in cash balance in tw.lye
the property fold SIO0 deposit at tine Of SALE and
all conveyaneing at purchasers cast. Terms to bt
complied with in ten days.
MARgIH y. RoHRER,, Trustees.
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EXPECTED STRIKE AT FALL RlyER.-The meet
ing OF the spiuners' committee at fau River
Mass last ptght, TO select i've mills to bogin
the strike in case no concession be made by the
manufacturers, hay ing learned that the spin
nefs OF such mills would be black-rsted, de
clced TO report 10 favor OF all striving at once,
ara VIII SO report at the general meeting to-
night. 1t is possible the strike viii commence
next Monday. FIfteen thousand persons win
be thrown out OF work. causing q loss OF wages
or 100000. The spfDners, however, claim TO be
In good condition for a two months strike, hav
ing several thousand dollars In their treasury
In TIE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvKN-
TON, at New Orleans, yesterday, Messrs.
Breank and Kernochan spoke ia favor OF the
minority report on the state debt. Mr.. Ker-
nochan held that seven, and perhaps only SIX
mills tex on the total assessment OF $780, 900, 900
would Suf1ce TO run the state, including su1i-
Client funds for the requirements OF an amicable
arrangement with the states creditors, and that
there was no necessity for reSorting 70 the des-
perate and revolutionary remedy suggested BY
the majority repor& The debate continues to-
aid from the school fund to sectarian schools.
eHFun reports show that at the election OF
circuit Judges IN Illinois on Monday, "a In
chosen. But they did not all run on partisan
tickets.
U-The boat Uncle SAM in which Goldsmith
and wife started on q cruise around the world,
from Boston, has been spoken by The schooner
tIThe San Francisco wori1ngmen have
nominated c. j. Beerstecher for railroad com
missioner for that district, and w. c. Hoagiand,
an architect, as member OF the state board OF
equalization.
evAt st. ouen Cemetery, In France, hus-
band, after trimming bis w1fes grave, knelt
down, arranged his hair and dress, took on his
hat, made sign OF the cross, and blew out his
brains. He had been widower since January.