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DIED..

COYLE: On the oath Of March. 1879. After long
and painful illness, JOHN ID. CoYLE, In his tweuty.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence.
No. 3ls virginia ave. ew., Wee peeday. ct half-
past SS r. ok Fre s, ana acquaintance
CARbERY. On March path 1879. infant son Of
Frances A. ano Harrie Carbery, aged year aud Z
Fur. raj tomorrow at 10 O'CLOCK.
JENKINS. Monday, March Oath. 1879, MoLLru
"A. second daughter of Philip o. and JemimA J.
Funeral on Wednesday. March %, at q O'Clock
pm. fr; m the residence OF her pareuts. No. ]! I
NcoILL Died at the residence Of her parepts.
l525 Columbia ct, ct 80 pm. sALLIE WILSON Mo-
funeral tomorrow. Wednesday, at 8 o'clock fBsl-
tmore Sun please ccpy1
MctHtBsoS On THesssay: March ; 18th p Is.s e
K: 4. McpheIsen, AGED hfty one ss.r~ a. y ' =
pn EsI.:Sss and iliisnss Isspsctia1Y invited .
attend. baltimore papers please copyI n
NICHOLSON: On Sunday, March 2Sd. u at Q
O'Clock M, ST his residence No 31s LstreeJ nth
cast WALTER NICHOLSON in the sixty SIKH year q
The relatives and friends of the family invited
to attend bis funeral from he sss residenee We;
eerytoes At Foarth street N =. church. soufheese
navy yard.
v. NTH g. g. ss q
at the residence Of his nephew. DR. Charles 4 HaR.
His remains were taken to Richmond Tor inter
sMITH On Tuesday; March 2sth. 1879. e q
Tssmss srai i A' AA. 49, "''0. Oh 'H' ' =
John n.a h rf 81 e a'a
morning at 10 O'Clock.
SHERMAN. In this city, March 24th. ls7s,
HsShr SHEsMAS' aged seventh -one' formerly OF
HIS iriepds and the friends Of the family ere In
to attend s funeral q the 2:k "a
O'Clock pm. New ork papers please c0Dy.1
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eE-Clncinpati Socialists continue to hold
business meetings.
UThe jersey City Journal says that the
motto OF the umbrella Is "Put up or shut up"
kE-An oxford (Mich) girl OF Ia, desiring TO
marry and fearing that her youthfuiness would
be regarded by the clergyman as an objection,
altered the date OF her birth ia the family Bible,
and took the sacred volume along when she
elOped With her lover.
tB-Al. Smith OF Elko, New, Is tough man.
In fight his antagonist chopped three chips
out of his skull with an AK, and the chips were
afterward picked up on the held OF battle. The
ak penetrated to the brain, partly paraiyzing
him, but none of his wounds have tnt1amed.
and 1t is thought that Smith WIN get weu
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HfkVHT AT FkfGffN0 fHsAFrTY-CoURr MARITAL,
ANT1CrpaTun

EExcRT AT rxIGHIsa rssarrrY-couKr MARITAL
AsTlCTPATKD.
pb,,a asaegram 70 the New York Herad from
Hlaue pnia march %, 1879, says:-fdeuteusut
a, II. f.etcher, OF the United states navy. whn
eiopeo with Miss Bailey the daurhter ~ hfs
n nWaiuipg mouse mistress In Baltimore last
T I haS suddenly turned up ia this CITY,
Last THURSDAY week he entered the Merca1.
un.v hotei, very small and quiet establish
men, on 10Th street, above Chestnut He regis
, , ms right name and asked for a room Tor
s"o Gays. He was unaccomoanied by the fair
FARMER or his flight. and had bur little luvyace
Tho SeNciinS he wrote letter TO secretary OF
ssS,n Thompson reporting his where abouts
orssng mat he was very iii and asking thar
Of - pe given for his admission TO tho hospital
CT pains IN thn no lie complained In his letter
Inc yvas III "a ene mead and conveyed the idea that
VT hS as no. altogether right ia MS mind NOT
said thai Fetn nese oeclarations, however, IL Is
or bodily Illness far as the hofa; or o u.H
ana aIter writing this letter sre,f no o &c -
t hen e, t until ai,er midnight at concert
day he showed much Gneas;ness ah,nt 49,
letters which he said he expected and snxIors
" out faihiy watched for the arrival of tha
postmaD.
TAKEN TO rHR NAVY YARD.
On Saturday an ambulance from the nayr
yard al League Island drove I'D to the hots,
while Fletcher was temporarily absent. wnea
he returned the alleged sick man seemed ner.
yous ana uneasy at sight OF the ambulance, but
after writing aud mailing postal card he hasti-
~ got his luggage, and, jumping up beside the
row under guard and medical attendance on
board the receiving ship st. Louis. Fletcher
mas been closely watched since hts arrival
there, but the naval Officers have failed u fina
any mental arrangement In the dsgraced on
Ger, and he Is suspected OF shamfniRg.
FLLTCHER's APPsARANcE
Ee Ii man or about forty years, slender In
ouild: OF middle height, partly bald ana ner-
vous In his manner. lie is taciturn. and doas
not speak OF bis singular elopement from .
VIE and child 10 whom he appeared SO much
attached. Al the time OF his running away
Fletcher was under suspension for two years
Tor Deserving from the unfortunate Huron Just
before she started on the voyage which ended
In her terrible loss. After the wreck Fletcher
PRETENDED that ne failed 10 report on board the
huron because he had a premonition OF her
coming late. His claim, IL Is said, Is regarded
Ia olncial circles as decidedly thin. After the
physicians have proaounced upon Fietcher's
sanity ne VIII probably be court 20 artIalle1 for
conduct unoecoming an officer and a gentle
man. lie is also liable for disoOedIence OF or
ders In leaving the boundaries OF the state OF
Mary land, 10 which he was restricted BY the
order OF his suspension. Meantime he is under
arrest.
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TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. WITH THe BEILDINGS THEREON
at THE NORTHWEST CORNER Of SOUTH

At THE NORTHWEST CORNER 0F SOUTH
G STREET AND TEN TIL STREET EAST IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the It'll A
day OF March 1877. aud duly recorded il i'm
Liber No. S44, folio 2s8 of the land rec 4..l
ords Of the District of Columbia at the request
OF the party sc ured thereby, We will sell At public
the eth day Of April, 1879 at O'clock y M the foi
lowing described pro e,ty: ALI those certain pie e.
or p reels Of grunu IN the city of Washington Dis
tr1ct OF Co!urnbis, known and describeI on the
original ground plat Or plan of said city as Lots
numbered twenty. ne (2D ana twenty-five (2l) in
square nunbere.t nine hundred and forty
nine. Also all taat torton OF original 10.
one %, IN said square nine hundred and
lorty mine t949); Contained Within the following
corner of eaid lot one, aud. running thence west
ardly on the north line OF south g etreet twenty
two !22l feet four a. inches; thence at right ANGLES
norther seventy (7O' fest: thence at rigat Angles
eastwardiy twenfyt~o t22) feet four "a inches to
the line of 10th st. Get thence NJ right angles
southwaroy seventy (70) ct along the line of 10Th
street east 10 the place OF beginning together with
TIT buildings and improvements thereon
The above desC1Iped property VIII bs sold a. q
whole It fronts 1853 feet inches on 10th street
east, lies near the Uni'ed States Mar1ue Barracks
ana In improved by one brick and one frame house.
Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash. and the balance
teen nths respectively for which the note Of thu
purchaser will be taken, bearing interest at six per
cent per annum. and secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold. Oonveyancing at cost OF pur.
chaser. deposit Of &10J required at time Of sale
r. B. WASHINGTON, m.,,.....
WALTER DAVIDGE, 1rustees
THOMAS DO LING, Auct. mar22-eod&dbs
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THE NATURALIZATION OF CHINAMgs IN our
CITY courts Is coming to be so common, now, as
70 scarcely excite remark. The newest case is
fore Judge Lawrence, in the common Meas. this
forenoon, and, after answering the usual ques-
lions and taking the customary oath, was ad-
mltted TO the rights and privileges OF American
citizenship. The ceremony was witnessed but
by few persons. Mr.. Wings witness was one
OF his own countrymen, Mr.. Wong Lee, who
OF these gentlemen will vote at the next cleo
ton, and as Things are going, it would not be
surprising If Chinamen should be running, ere
or the state Iegtsiature.-tN. I. Cor. Phita.
IedOer
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HER Husband STOLE S9S4 OF HER SAVINGS AND
KAN AwAY.-Mrs Anna Maria Palmer, OF No.
$50 east 10Th street, reported at police head
Ian away from her, taking 1854 OF her money
Mrs; paimer had for about eight years been aS
scI,ice ih Ihe mouse In east cd street. and had
SoouI si,lOo. She placed the money I'm q bank
put withdrew IL last fall, intending to Ouy
Snlteo STATES securities. Palmer YESTERDAY.
during the absence OF hts wife, as IA s,Ipnosed
TOOK the money from drawer and left for PnfI-
adelphia. One hundred dollars were left. but
Mrs Paimers Jewelry and trfnkets were taken.
me police could take no cogniZance of the mat
Ter. as the man did not commit theft In the eyes
or the lawn Y. Star 3d.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
ChANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Es
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN. d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE O. i

WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE q b
@ CANAL
BY virtue Of n Gacre9 duly passed By the "A
Supreme Court of the District OF CourlGs -
on the ith January. 1870, as modified by de- a..2
cree 10y sad CONT duly PASSED the 18th Jsnu nv
1879 10th DEGREES bel, made in the cause OF Ja,np
9. H.i>toa ri al. william T. Duva'i ct al No
l.fSl, Cbnncery Docket No. 8, OF said court VIII
Trustee tinly appointed III said canse sell st .
lie auction. T., tn highest bidder in front OF the
premises, on SATURDAY, March l5th 1879 at i
O'clock pm. certain real estate in 6eorsetown n,
said District Of Columbia, situated and known as
Lots ht,,n.er-d % and q. IN Thomas BeaIe's add
tou to said Gre rsetown. with the buildings ana i'm,
ground which fronts on the west side or Washinv
ton st rect in Il town ginning at the south est
corler of said lot "a. aud tb.ufe an # AMI at
right anyle with said Wsshiugton st-.lt to ,h, w.s.
line of said street th-rce west and with the I,na ri
said street to its intersection with the southprn
boundary line Of eaid lot No. n then with tho
southern boundary line of said lot to the paoe 1T
beRlI Ling. with the improvements, rights and an
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase mop.v
in cash and the res due In equal inssame.ts OF
one-thrd Of said Residue payab respectively six
twelve and eighteen months after date of sal :. with
intart st from date the title to he reserved until the
full payment of all the purchase mouey. Convey
ofsal.. CHARLES u MATTHEW'S, Trustea
So CONGRESS street, tieorgeto wn
THOS. BOWLING. Auct fabh3aw3u
ElHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Msrch 25,h Sans tour aud place BY
OF the Trustee ~
mari -ectd THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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DITCH, FOX 4 BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

ThUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VIRGINIA AvENHs. BETWEEN TWEEN.
TY;sEGnAD AND TWENTY-THIRD SIS.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust. dated January -
l2,h u, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber IN
NO. Sl6. To- 10 /, one OF the land records for -:
the District OF Columbia, and at the written request
OF the panty secured thereby, We win seu at pubic
s sn.h u front Of the premises on MONDAY the
described real estate situate in the city Of
Wa+hipg ton, District Of Columbia. to wit Part of
Lot numbered one q, in Square numbered fifty
and - feet 81 inches On e street, and containing
1904 square feet Of ground, more or less, (Refer-
snce beng had TO before mentioned deed Of trust
Tor fuller des. rption) Together With the improve.
ments thereon. consisting of two Frame Houses,
containing four rooms each.
Terms: One-auarter Of the purchase money, with
expenses OF sale, in cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years. for which the notes Of the pu
OF sac and secured by deed of trust the proper
" sold, Will be taken deposit of &200 viii be re-
anired a. at time Of sale All conveyancing ct pur
with in seven days, the Trustees the right
TO resell at risk and cost OF defsuting purchaser
after five days advertisement
JAMES Z. TTTCH,l nr-..o
ROBERT c. FOX, { Afus'ees.
J. T. COLDWEIL, Auct. mar2stu&sst
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TO-MORROW.
TO-MORROF.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
5000 FEET OF sCANTIING AND JOIsTS At
AUCTION.
On WEDNfSOAY MORNING. March 9th 1870

1900 FEET OF SCANTLING AND JOIsTS, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March Goth, 1879
at 10 O'Clock at my auction rooms, shall sell the
nar24 ct THOMAS BOWLING, Auciioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The Commissioners Of the Freedman's savines
and Trust Company will resume the SALE of REAL
ES1 ATE belonging to said Company at their Office
on pennsylvania avenue. between 18th and l5H sts
NV, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26rH, 1879,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ
The Properties to be offered comprise large mum.
Der Of Dwelling Houses and Vacant Lots In al parts
OF the city ard District. we'll several choice
FARMS Great bar9ains may be ex pected.
Properties to be sold marl4eo6t
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
i TATE ADJOINING TWO ALLEYS, NEAR
SOUTHWEST, IN wAsHiNaToN. B. g. G.1A 10
BY virtue OF d deed Of trust, dated March -
1st, 1879, recorded in Lber 883, folio 262, I'M
ct seq. land records Of District OF Oolum. GS.;&
cured thereby. shall sell at public auction in front
OF the premises on WEDN ESDAY. March rs. 1879,
at O'Clock l.m., the real estate known and des.
ignated Q, tbs paI or plan OF said city being Lot
ct" OF Church, Howell and Riey's subdivision OF
said Lot and running Along the north line 81 fest
west thence south 81 feet 4 inches; thence east
along the south line of said Lot 80 feet thence north
81 fest INCHES to the place Of beginning improved
TerTs Of sale, cash 4 deposit Of 800 will he re-
quired at the time Of SALE Oonveyancing at cost OF
PIT h;sef wAeeAmAk Rue T1s,ss
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WALTER E. WILLIAMS Il CO. Auctionoers
VALUABLE IMpRovFn PROPERTY AT Auo

'hhoAbhh 1AfhofFn PROPERTY AT AUO
TIoS
By virtue Ct two deeos of rust date -espe,- .s~.
lively on e ~ the 18TH day OF An1uRt IsTl An xzF
rtcorCe'' IT Liber 657, folio 9 ct se.tuiter oeH
Of Ire Lad hecors's IF the ID strict ~ Column os
sra cnP Ga the Nth Day of September. 1S7?, aud
ecoroed N lIher SOS feio 2Gi ct ..,U;t.r O q nf
the aIo EecorGs of the District of Column, a. and
oS Gre ron o. The partr secnre' the--by, / will
e. ~ putIcs ucton III front NJ the urenIisa.. on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of April at s PM H. D
1879 al that certain trsct of land stus- l,ius and
berry y, Washington ty. The District of Col
unfna, being nar1 o. that whole tract I land called
Grass LA d." ard icing designated az lot eteYan
% N sale map thereof, made by Tnm elem ..t Il
Sinf ley, he<inbTng for said lot numbered even
tt) t tie northeastnrlv of that 10 ton Of
Grass Lang, VII Oh lies northwest ri. of TIA
tteh' e running along the no tn Sicily bun larry
o. 81 a ptrti.n OF Grass Ian !" south 47A Il &.
", 32a Ierches to the HortheAs erv corner OF Iot
nnmNeIed ttr Uul rs DESIGNATED said m,p:
bou1. dairy of laid lot numbered ten (lO) lG2 10
Ferctes To the center of said road along IN.
center 81 said road N 455 legs. E. 15x psrche,
and n 81 Digs f. 1917 pe-chss to the northwestery
tn, nee leaving said road aud snn. alonx p said
boundary line n "A deYs-. W " rerches 70 fha
place OF beginning. containing twenty acres thr q
rnos ara enfy perches. kept the nine acres two
1879. tn Il. ". Carter ~ g
Terms of sale: Oue third Of purc.ase mopav Il,
cash, Of which 800 must ba pail at SAL: Tia lie
ferr. i payments ~ he made in ae tvo a., thsa
ahnh1 III I'll paid and secured by dead of trnst
upon fhe premises and ifsurau the It sf acto,
OF irustFe Terms of sale to be fny comp isd with
within SIX Gays aitAr day OF ssIa otherwise t,e
is tsery-d TO resell after one weeks notice at tn
riFR aDG cost of TO ner purchaser All c.,nysvana-
ing at purchasers
v.,u ERA -TUs NJ. CHAPfN. Trustee
Eisrl3 eo&Gs
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, No. l34l STREET, OPPOSITE
FRANKLIN SOUARR AT AUcTTON

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst, IA
1879 At O'Clock, in front of the premises, 80
shall sell lot 2n in square 24S. having A..s
foot alley. improved by an elegant three story and
bsst 1ent brown stone front residence cont shining
seventeen rooms, including bath W ash and furnace
rooms, with al the modern improvements; fine
brick stable or rear Of lot. with caoacty 70. three
horse two carriages This is decidedly the best
location in Washing on, aud fronting thu grand old
Franklin Park. presents unusual claims as to its de-
STABILITY for q private resicence.
Terms Onethird caeh balance at SIX. twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at per
cfDt Fer an1un until paid. secured Dy deed OF
trust on the property Geld, il the purchaser de-
sires to pay all cash. discount OF the interest viii
be u ade on the deferred payments. deposit OF
$500 wiz be required when tbs property Is struck
of. AL conveyancing at the cost Of tn purchaser
rnarl6-eo THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON E STHEET
NORTH: BkGWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREkTk WEST,
BY virtue of 6ec,etal order of the Supreme nR
Court of The District Of Columbia passed In S36D
Equity caute No 2.7o9. We shall sell at public -
18th day of April. 1873 at O'Clock p NJ Lots mum.
se,sd tSst, pins tas1 aud thrty 0 IN Kobeys
sever t. one STD, in the city Of Washington, b. G.
-, Teri q sale Oneth'rd cash the balance in
mo-. tn from the day of sale, the deferred payments
to be secured by the notes Of the purchas bearing
Lteres: at eight ger cent. per nun. endorsed
to the satisfaction OF the trustees deposit OF $50
on zach lot Will Be required at the time Of aaie Ali
conveyancrg at purcbas. rs cost II the terms OF
sale are not compiled with in seven days from the
day Of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the rick AMI OF the defautinu
purchaser, after five days public notice
h. WILSON, GS6 + ct. NV.
IEGLE, Webster Law Building Afustees.
nar24SO&ds (Wssh. Law Reporter
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DUscANsON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEE SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No, ll1g
HIW il RsEY AVENUE sou rBEAsT.
in Liber ss3, F..iio 457 .s ss1 one of the lani -
r'colds for th. District of CcInm ria. and by I.k
reqGe! OF t't party urea thereby will offer for
s.:e public tiot. in trout of The premises on
IuEsh.Y Gath 81 March. A D. 1873, at So lock
H. all that rtan .i-o parcel of ground lying
snd he NJ in the city of Wa -hing,on, D. O.. and
known and fisti' gnished upon the groani plat or
Ian The reof as LOT numbered twenty tnree (23>.
coriing to tie subdivision of square north of
snrare numbered seven hundred ani fortv-thrse
CAB, ae the same stands recorded in subdivision
brook X, foi'o 1853 in the snry-, ors office of said
CITY, too fher wit h the improve lnents &c &c.
II rms $3.50 c 'sb $3.50 Of which mus. be paid az
the time Of sa-); balance either in monthly or
Quarterly payments, bearing per cent. interest
or all cash. at opt on of purchaser Terms OF sale
to be complied with within d.Fs, Otherwise the
property will be resod at risk and cost of former
pnrct assT aft.r days public notice. Convey auciux
at lur CHI ser's c0ft.
marl3eo&ds ROBERT B. FEaGUsoN Trustee.
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"A DISAPPOINTED LOVERS SUICIDAL tolO-
gram from Milford Pa, March 2a says.NAsn1
GentZshorn, aged "a years, who lived near Tan.
neissille, Monroe county, Pa, committed sui
cloe yesterday morning by shooting. On Wed.
hesday evening be was seen to act strangely IN
his bedroom, and subsequently q loaded Gun
ana razor were found In his bed. These wefo
removed and Secreted. Yesterday, while the
ne was startled by the report OF a gun Has
teplng 10 his brothers room. he burst open the
ooor, ana there saw the lIfeieSs body OF the
young man lying upon the floor, the entire to-
OF bis head having been blown on. Disappointr
his life ~ 49,
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RE1RoGREssIoN OF FEMALE SuFFRAGE.-The
assembly Judiciary committee have made a
report favorable to female suffrage Among
those who are demanding the ballot for women
this may be crumb OF comfort They are
much In need Of consolation Just now, For
they have been sadly disappointed by the rude
dashing OF their hopes In the British House of
Commons on the It'll instant. They had eX-
OF the extension OF Parliamentary suffrage to
women, but marked weakening of the 0ppo.
sition, which would show the growing vitality
OF the reform" The vote stood 207 against TO
los Tor the conferTing OF this privilege" upon
women. Last year the female suffrage advo.
Gates polled 40 against 219 votes in the house.
and In 1876, 1872 to 2s9. At every test preyions
to this last one the friends OF the movement
numbered more than one-thiru OF an tho mem
fers voting. For the first time on the 9TH in.
slant, they fell below that proportion. Such Is
tbe condltlon 10 which the cause is reduced
In Parliament after eight years OF effort. m IA
losing game In England. The reason for this
is the increasing aversion which the agitation
nal of Commerce.
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Y 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
ThUaTEE's SALE OF A 1wO.sTORY FRANC
DWELLING, No 1888 STREET North.

By virtue OF d. cree If the Supreme @ urt IA
OF the D stric, Of Columbia, passed IN Equity t$
a de-G Of trust, dated Octo' er 26 A. u. 1873 duly
,ecorded in Liter No 1s folio III one Of the land
quot of the parry secuted thereby. I shau sell At
F,s5c ane;isa il front a.d q the premises on THURS
that certain piece or parce OF vrouna situate in the
city Of Wsshi.stun, D. g., own snd described as
fens lot Numbered ninety-h i9.l, In Thomas and
OF square numbered one hundred aud eighty one
uSD together with the MEASUREMENTS. 80.
q NE @! sale, Prescribed by said decree: $3.50
and expense OF sale in cash. and the balanc. at six
twelve ana els hteen mouths viii int rest ut six per
prey elty gold. A ce. ost Of $40 required ut the
time OF tsle and all veysnciRs and recording ct
pui chassl'e cost. Terms to rNe complied with in
seven days otberwis the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the rsk and cost of thu de-
fantiGx purchaser after five AdSs' adyerti cement
Enrlseo&ds GEORGE 2. FISHER, Trustee.
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eEPicnics are now called country matinees
eEA woman's mass meeting In support OF TIA
new Constitution OF California Is suggested "a
San Francisco.
II Mr.. o'Leary couldn't keep anything on
his stomach, not even the championship belt,
says the Chicago Tribune.
a A big revival in WfiIiamstown, KY, added
remembers TO colored church, and big dance
took G5 OF them away. One OF the five remain
ing wr1tes:-''Church prospecs Is dam blue In
this town.
RThe New orleans Picautme saws that old
age needs an easy chair and pair OF slippers.
Yes, and youth needs a pair OF knees and only
one Slipper.-tE L. Herald.