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SUICIDE OF BoY.-Wm. Zehgler. lad OF II
years. committed suicide In Philadelphia. yes
terday, by hanging himself by a rope which he
Allegheny avenue. His mind Is said 10 have
been somewhat affected by the reading OF reli-
giouS books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

eEA Marine City, Mich, tce-boat whizzed
six miles in eight minutes.
kB-Gen. Patrick, New YORK state commission
ef to look after infected CATTLE entered upon his
duties In Brooklyn yesterday.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.-In the Virginia
senate, yesterday. the report OF the Joint COM
mitJee on finance, embracing proposition for
settlement OF the state debt, was made the
special order for Monday next, al 10 O'Clock. In
the house the same report was placed on the
calendar
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'she District in Congress.
THE WATER TAX BILL


The bill TO authorize the Commissioners Of
the District OF CoIumbla to adjust and fix the
water rates within said District, and for other
purposes. passed by the Senate to-day, enacts
that the commissioners of the District OF Co.
lufs bia he and they hereby are. authorized and
directed TO adjust and fiX the rates to be paid
lii lie District OF Columbia for Use OF Potomac
water supplied for any purpose from the aque-
duct. except for use of the United States OF
the District OF Columbia, and to establish rules
Tor the payment thereof. and for the delivery of
water. But the rates so established by them
shall not be such as will increase the revenue
OF the wafer department Of said District, in
proportion TO the number OF places supplied.
more than thirty per centum, and they shall
nave all the power and be subject to all the du-
lles ara limitations provided in chapter OF
the Revised Statutes of the United States re-
lating TO the District Of Columbia: Prochled,
That said commissioners shall not have au-
thOl1ty 10 direct the use OF meters or other de-
vices the measurement OF water supply.
Sec. 2. That the Secretary OF the Treasury be,
and he hereby is, directed to advance to said
commissioners the sum OF twenty-five thousand
dollars. to be reimbursed by payment into the
Treasury OF the United States, until said sum
is paid in 1ull Of all collections Of water main
taxes now due said District; and the money 50
advanced shall be expended to improve the
water supply on Capito! Hill and other higher
portions Of Washington.
DISTRICT 3-G5 BONDS
Senator Allison to-day introduced bill in
the Senate to provide sinking fund for the 3.65
uoluS tl tJit DlSltlct UI tOluinDa, ISSUED IN
pursuance OF the act of Congress approved
June 90 1874. The bin provides that there he
appropriated out Of the proportional sum which
the nited states may contribute toward the
expenses OF the District for the fiscal year end
ing June ~. 1879, and annually thereafter such
such sums as viii. with interest at the rate OF
$50 per cent per annuln, be sufficient 20 meet
the principal OF The :;65 bonds at maturity
The Secretary Of the Treasury shall annually
invest such sums In said bonds at not more
tnan their par value, and he is directed to re-
ceiVe deposits OF these bonds Tor any and all
purposes Tor which deposits OF any l. S. bonds
are received.
FIFTY FEET OF PETITION.
a petition fifty feet long OF business men and
citizens was submitted 10 the House O. Repre-
sentatiyes day, asking that the new city post
Office be located between 9TH and 18th streets,
and in no case east Of 10th street. as this locaIi-
ty was the natural as well as the business Gen.
ter OF the cities. The SignerS number in the
thousapds, and comprise the names OF Riggs &
Co.. Lewis Johnson & Co., }. W. Thompson, c.
{. Willard, ii. 4. Willard, NJ. W. Gait d Bro.
W. G. MetzerOtte, Merrick d Norris. Admiral
Porter, Gen. Barnes, Gen. Beale, W. S. Cox, D.
X. Hagner &C, &C.
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HEAVY SNOW STORMS on THE PACIFIC SIDE-
A Victoria British Americal dispatch says a
heavy snow storm prevailed there yesterday.
province, perished In the storm. His body was
found near his residence. A heavy snow storm
also prevailed throughout eastern oregon and
Washington territory Bridges on the upper
and lower cascades OF the Columbia river have
broken down, and much loss OF stock is feared.
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BALLoT-Box SUFFER- SENTENCEp.-In the
United states Circuit Court at Richmond Va
yesterday, Alex. Vaughan, convicted OF ballot
box~stuf1ing in Petersburg in November last.
was sentenced to one years Imprisonment in
the jail OF that city, and to pay a fine OF $3.50.
with costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

HENRY GOODYEAR, the well-known India rub
ber manufacturer, and son of Charles Goodyear,
the inventor, died in Paris, France. TUESDAY
night His funeral took place Thursday and
WAS attended bY MANY Americans
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tH Henry II. Croker has just died at Ottunl-
wa, Ia, OF sunStroke. He was struck last July,
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THE CoLDEST WEATHER OF the season in Cana
da prevailed yesterday in Ottawa valley. At
Ottawa City the thermometer was 81 degrees be-
low zero. AT Bison, quebec, at a. M the
mercury frcZe AT 40 degrees below xarn
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'she li,rer,ont S,r;Lc~

LIVERPOOL, Feb l5.--The strikers deega-
ton this a n. proposed arbitra1i ion ID the SHIN
owners. meantime rc5uming work on the old
terms. This, the owners rejected, bat agreed
TO Arbitration provided the men resume AZ the
? proposed reduction. The matter now awaits
the decision OF the strikers. Il Is thou rht they
mIST Weld
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GOV. HtMProN's CoNpIrIoN.-GeGeral |. Il.
Trimbel. OF Baltimore. Is in receipt of a letter
from Columbia. :. C., which states that the
rumor that GOv. Hampton would have 10 sub
NIT TO second amputation of his leg is entirely
unfounded. Tie Governor SAYS that he is doing
better than al any time since the aolputatiOn.
and expects 10 be in Charleston on the 22d of
February
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VERDICT FOR NEARLY HALF A MuLIoN-A
suit in the United States circuit court at New
York by i've savings banks of Providence. r. l.,
against the executors Of the late Ethan Hoyt.
of the bankrupt firm OF Hoyt, Sprague d Co.,
for S5G0.e0o borrowed money and interest, re-
suited in verdict for plaintiffs for Si42.5tjS An
exception was taken by defendant.
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NHERE ALIS DETERNtSATIoN-The Afghan
Embassy. " hich will arrive at Samarcand on
Ihe i'th and TaShkend on the 10Th. is furnished
Dy the aneer with full powers 10 treat. Shere
All mas declared TO General RaSgonof that he
VIII follow implicitly the advice of the Car and
VIII refuse absolutely 70 negotiate with the
EnSllSn invaders OF his territory What va
kOoo Kahn may do In his absence does not
seem 10 enter into Shere Ais considerations.
DIED OF TRICHINF-Mrs Horn. wife of a New
1ork JeWeier, died yesterday, IL is supposed of
tTichln;e. she and her servant had eaten ham at
lne mouse Oh MI and Mrs. Grifeldt, and all
III. post-mortem examination of the body OF
Mrs. Horn will be made, ' "
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Strike at Aberdeen.

I0NnON. Feb. Il.-Three hundred and Spypnfy
OF the Aberdeen jute works have
struck against tiye percentage reduction in
their wares
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SECRETARY SHERMAN was not in his Office to-
day though his cold is a little better than it
was yesterday
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The MANHATTAN BANK RoBBERY.-John Hope,
charged with completely in the robbery OF the
Manhattan bank. IN New York, was examined
yesterday and held for trial. Mayor Cooper has
countersigned the new stock and bond certif1-
Gates issued 10 replace securities TO a similar
amount stolen from the Manhattan bank. The
total certificates issued amount 10 $S14,s0o.
si5 FOR A kIss.-Otto McNanny is q 81. Louis
man or middle age and sedate manners. Mary
EDglebTecht is young, with a Shapely figure aud
a pretty face. and she dresses with artistic neat
ness. otto saw Mary IN the street for the 1rst
time, and was overcome with admiration. He
threw one arm around her waist drew her 10
him, exclaimed. 20, gtriy. gtrly," ana kissed her
three times before she could break away. lie
subsequently paid sl5 fine In a police court.
~- Needless burglars broke into the house or
Georgian gentleman OF the ominous name OF
leosllnger, and he fired two bullets into one OF
them.
f-The day before his daughters, the Ouch
eSs OF Cumberland's, marriage, the X ing OF Den
mark received letter threatening hun with as
sassination.
bF John Queman, aged Is years, enployed by
Henry Mosely, dairyman, near Little Falls.
y. j., was found Thursday night hanging dead
by cord from the fai,eTs OF the hay loft,
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RritisI. Victory Over The xuIns.

MADEIRA. Feb. 1.-THE steamer DgnroDin
Castle. which brought the news OF the disaster
10 the British troops in South Africa TO St Vim
cent called here this morning on her way 10
Plymouth. II Is aScertained from her officers
that later adviceS received at Cape Town re-
ported that subsequently to the disaster to
COL GYMS camp the forces under Dartnel and
LonSdale had victorious engagement witu the
enemy al Rorkee Drift. Col. PearSon'S column
is safely tdbohed at Ekaye. There were no
hostile ZuluS in Natal
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LVNDON, FtN. I3.--T he Raj Val fi.l-etf--N cor
respondent AT Rome says Cordial letter,
have been exchanged between the Pope and the
German Emperor. concessions are made ou
both sides. The cardinals oppose the Pope's
acceptance CT the civil list. His Holiness de-
Tho l1yyC
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SENATOR BRUCE, OF Mississippi. was called 10
The chair in the Senate chamber yesterday. and
presided over the Senate portion OF the after
noon. being the first time in the history OF the
government that a c0iOred man has presided
over The senate.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the FOUR per cent. loan ID
day amounted 10 s5.G23. 800
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AMONG THE CALLERS on the President to-day
Wele Senator's Cameron jWis). Mcdonald and
Voorhees,, and Representatives Hanna. His
cock, Ward. Neal, Henderson. Hardenburph.
round, CaSWell and Herbert: Hon. j. p CHRIS
fiancy, /. 5. minister to Peru also called on
the President day
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AMONG THE BILLS approved by the President
To-Day were the following:-To allow women TO
pIactlce law before the supreme Court OF the
'hiteu states, and the naval appropriation bill
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NONINATIoNs.-The President to-day sent TO
tie Senate the following nominations OF post
mastCrs:-GeO G. Codd. Detroit. Mich: Geo. w
pGdtTich. Defiance. ONO: john G.. Cunningham
G;osgow. Mo: l.. :. Giiky. Rockford. Ind: ChaS.
q. Cummings. WatSOnyille. cal; v m. y. ByerS.
Denver. col
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kilograms to The Star.
TIE ZULU w AR
A BRITISH VICTORY.
WESTERN STEAMBOAT DISASTER
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


pointed Chief OF Archives OF the foreign minis
try. No successor at Bucharest TO Baron stuart
Will be appointed for the present.
N0te-ThiS IS evidence OF Russia S diSpeasure
at Roumania.
Mineral Waters Running Into Coal
Pits.
LoNnON. Feb. 15.-A Vienna telegram to the
Times Says:-"Some days ago a large current OF
water penetfat al into the coal pits of Dux, in
bohemia. and this morning comes telegraphic
intelligence that one OF the mineral springs OF
Teplitk is gradually diminishing. Great alarm
Is felt lest all the springs of this noted watering
place should be connected with the waters
which found their way through fSSure into
the coal pits. There seems to be some ground
Tor apprehension. as the water in the pits IN
spite OF the efforts 10 keep ii down. has been in.
creased IN hUlk while its temperature Is also
rising
Coming to Walk with O.Ieary.
LONDON. Feb. l5.-BelS Life states thar
Eowell, the Cambridge athlete will embark in
tne steamship PaTthia to-day for New York Tor
Tue purpose oi contestinS the pedestrian cham
plOnShip with o'leary
British Ships Quarantiuca
MADRID. feb. 1.-Two British ShinS Tor E3r-
ceiona. from the east. are qlarantined at Por
MahGn.
TWO ShipWreCks: ys,cuty-Ei-it
tiVc> i.ost.
y severe storm visited the cOaSI OF Gillria
yesterday. Two vessels went ashore and -
upi'Sp0S were drowned
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Dom PEDRO. emperor OF Brazil. has contrib
uted 10 the Washington monument a stone
Weighing Eearly eight tons 10 .'perpetuate the
memory OF the illuStriOuS father OF the Anleri.
can republic, for whom he cheriSDeS he warm
est admiration The stone. which is engraved
and inscribed, is now in New York.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS IG-DAY. - Internal
revenue. So, So -: customs, S37,3.e90Gg
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INTERNEp! ,TE PuSTAI-CtCD CHESS TOURNEY.
The fourth ami last game in the series between
j. T. orchard. OF South Carolina and !. Parker.
Of Grimsby, England. has been abandoned as
Drawn making the Sc1Fe:-Americi. -: Grea
Britain. Is: drawn. !. Mr.. Parker won three
cut Cf the four games.
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REPRESENTATIVE HCRCHARD. whose name was
sent 10 the Senate yesterday to be director OF
the mint. will not enter upon he duties OF thai
CsiiCe Until The adjournment Of Congress. In
The meantime. Mr.. X. Z. Preston will continue
TO be Illp acting director.
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ticn IN the legislative appropriation bill for the
support of the Pension Office. except to provide
that instead Of thirteen assistant messengers
there should be one HleSSenge" and twelve as
Sj-tdutS.
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F EILBURN'S PHARMACY.
l429 PENNSYLVANIA AvENux
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on drsu.ht all
tAs year.
Blue Lick. Bedford sId Bethesds Water. by the
gallon. Octll-tr
~. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM.
S PANY, corner 18th ST. and New York avenue
FIRE, BURGLAR and DAMP PROOF VAULTS
inside Of which are SAfE FOR RENT ST s. to 500
per year-protected 10y SargeIIt's time lock. .
BONDS, ,SILVERWARE, OF other SECURITIES.
and al kinds ef YALUABLES received on DE.
POSIT. royl9eoSIn
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- THE ANNJNEKSARY Of the HANLISE
kS : :. MISSIONARY SUt IETI Will br Gale
urAted with addresses ty Hon. HIE AZ PEI.-E aud
Hon Mr.. \oI, ;D-~ 1t HaIniinr VI T.. church. co.,
.f 1'cUck- IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

lhE DOMESTIC EFFORTS Of provisions and tl?-
low from the principal customs districts OF the
nlted States during the month Of January.
.lluW0lN. lSIS.
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EEN. COLONEL T. W ANDREWS Will
Ia preach oa Sunday, the 10th INST, At IL Al.
and ~ pm N the Sixth Pres By ter,n Church tD..
Non p. on 6th St s.w, near MARY yian1 Cnl.
Andrews VII also preach IN the same church Ey-Ty
EyeninZ ddrrS the week. al y pm. seats tree to
all Ii
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UNIuE NJ. +. CHURCH Sabbath. lf-h
Ia Trb. IL am. Eey- GEo. y. lEECH. 81 tiOi-
a-cIcy N tie Moral inverse :. pm. . Rev. d..
sr.t & rise. Drinking Customs bar - religious
aud rational prosperity" Intemierdte and temper
az invited II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-05-16
@nfcrnnth.

9ebten Samsta9 seiQtc es f9 redt
beutlia wie n0tbis in unferer Stabt
Ole @rridtuns Dor sroBen @iiternen
lit, aus oenen Die Sprikeu bel @us
brud zines Seuers ibren Seoarf bon
9Saher nebmen f0nnteu. @ans uner
mebli6sr Serluit mare lebten cams.
tag on Giaentbum su b%efIaacn aelueien
peun bus Seuer niht bereits i'm GntD
ffeben erfidt worOen tudre.
Nidt nur Die WdbIe, fou6eru aud
Die ansrensenben 8ebdnbe, Or. Gtt.
mueler's qpotbefe, Monnie's 9rocerit
Store, baS @bitebaus unb oas friber
bon Den 9erren SdwerkeI & Subn be
iuohnte 8ebauoe iudren aaer 8erednund
nod Elm 6nub Der SIommen aeporoer
uno Die game Surgerihaft pdre sem
entfe6eltenG lemente segeniiber mebrlos
oa9eItanoen neil fein @a6er Ill be.
tomHen maT nuu bic senannten Sc.
bauoe bur9 uoBbaIten 6es Oadea uni
Der Wauern Dor BEN bonn @inSe Der
sefuhrten Sunten su fdaben. @r
auoerer Ste0e befinoet ftd elm Gufru'
bon einem COMMITTEE Der Seuerwsbr
tuelder bofentlid nidt unbeadts
bIeiben tpiro.
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@e9en ole 2eioen Der
Seber,

GcberlciOcn.
Serr Stmou S6nepf, 8ittsbur9,
8a.-baben ii6 ais elm bor;Iigli9es
Nlittel eeeen 9eberIeioen erfpiefen.
3cbrrbrrbartung.
Guftace Sauer, %lllabiuu, @o.-
haben mid bon Z idbri9em 2eberIeiben
befreit. 9ibt feline before WeoiSin.
Jicber.
Gbrift. SduIo, Sgben Sos.,-erI0.
ten mid bon beftigem SditteIieber.
0aGen=Jirber.
Or. Satob WfeDer, ct. 9ouis, Wfi6.
-moren bin Soqenfeber BON uortref'
Hider Wirfuna
S9ittelzJicber.
Safob Srei, 8O& SsIanO 60, SGs.
-weroeu in uuierer @eQeno OILS oas
bette NfiteI aeaen Sieber betrad!et.
Wr9iels5iebrr.
9err SEQ. Sennp, Bethel, $40. -
aibt fein beHeres MittfI Ge9en bas
8edfelfeber.
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MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas Peter Weber, SEN, and Maoa-
retha, his wife, by their certain mortgage
deed with power of sale dated the %. day of
April, 1871, and recorded in the Recor-
der's Office CT Gasconade county; in book Il.
page 1877, conveyed to the undersigned mort
gagee the following described real estate. to
wit :
The house and lot number five T51 on
West Eight street; also lot number seven
on eight street, lot number sixty-two
l62l on west Fourth street, said lot having
sixty feet front on west fourth street bv one
hundred [fOOl depth. Lot number fiftv.
eight (5sl and sixty (60) on west fourth
street. Also Block number five on east ff.
tenth street Lots number twelve. four-
teen, and sixteen on eat ninth street and
number eleven, thirteen, and fifteen ON east
tenth street, as per plat of the Town of
Hermann, In the county of Gasconade and
state Of Missouri. Which said convey
ance was made to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note In said deed describ-
ed, and whereas said note has long since
been due and default made in the payment
thereof. Now therefore, I, the undersigned
mortgagee, VIII In pursuance of the provi-
mons OF said deed and powers in me vested.
proceed to sell the property hereinbefore
described at public vendue on
Saturday, the 18th day of NJ 1879.
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
noon, and o O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. at the front door of the Court House.
IN The town OF Hermann in the county of
Gasconade aforesaid, DO the highest bidder
or cash, the property and real estate herein
before mentioned and described to paw the
principal and interest on said note and the
costs IF executing this trust.
John FREoHMANN.
Mortgage.
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Wm. 2ltnscr.

n 8ir beridteten lette @o6e
irrtbumiider @eife, oaB 9err @opt.
8oblt oaS Oampfboot 9Saibinaton
9~etauft babe. Wie mir feitOem in Gr,
fabrun9 9ebradt, finb Die perren Iua.
8ObIt unb 8m. Sefmunn Die Sdufer,
uno peroen belize 8oote in ,3ufuutt
unter elmer Seitun9 itebeu. Die Giaen
tbumer meroen iid bemubcn ole am 26.
D.. sc. POM Stortratb Sp pereebcnoe
6abre'Si3ens gu erlan9en unn i'm Sale
Dies ibnen gelingt miro zines Der 8oote
ole n9i9bt Weftern" bier ais Edbrboot
benubt, mdbreno bas anOere gum Sin,
brin9en BON Sradt bon allen 9unfteu
in Der Ndbe un6 our 8ef0tberuna BON
Observation-Disclosures an Dos bier III err
rl3tenoe Sei!enseleiie Der uenoet Iper>
ben wtro. Gs mdre Dies elm fur unIere
Staot febr nortbeiIbuftes ARRANGEMENT
tuel@eS boHentIid su Gtaabe fommen
tuirS. So6 belize 8oote unter berSeI5en
SeItung fteben Ulrbe uns oud cine
9rOBere NeseImdBiefeit in Sdbrboot-
oIsnife fidern, bG in Der &bwefenbeit
Oes einen 8ootes, bus anbcre uIS 6dbr.
boot btnnbt werben f0nnte.
Die 9erren baben bereits Gontroft
fur bic Sef0rberuns BON 20 bis 30
&duieHO Observation-Disclosures aemadt.
bel Oersn nmIabuns uuf Die Cars eiue
@n3abl 9eute gef@dftisuns unb LOB.
neRSsn SerOienf finSen tperben.
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Tin boafGmStses 6ebiB $1,000
MORTGAGE SALR-

Whereas Nicolaus Burger and Eliss
his wife, by their certain Mortgage deed
with power of sale, dated the 25th day of
September1S75 and recorded in the recorder,
office of Gasconade county, in book Y, page
237, conveyed to Maria Eberhardt the fol.
lowing described real estate to-wit
Block No. / on east Fourteenth street in
the corporation of the town of Hermann
said Block comprising 600 feet front on said
east 14th street by 100 feet depth and rum.
ing north of said east 14th street as DEL
plat of the town of Hermann.
Which said conveyance was made to secure
the payment of a certain promisory note in
said mortgage deed described, and
whereas said note, has become
due and default has been made in the nav.
ment thereof and the interest thereon. now
therefore l, the undersigned mortgage
will, in pursuance of the powers in
me vested, proceed to sell the property here
inbefore described at public vendue on
Saturday the 18th day of August, 1879.
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
noon and 8 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the Court House in
the town of hermann, county of Gasconade
and state of Missouri, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay the principal and
insterest on said note and the costs of exc
cutting this trust.
MARIA EBERHARD,
Morforo o.aa
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@nfraf an Sic @Rretr.

Bel benz Isbten 6suer.GInrm fni
bic MfitsIiebsrn Der Sermanner Seuer
mebr CUR l~leberseusuila eetomme, Ooi
BEL benz Gusbru6 elmer Seusrsbrunf
unb defenders su elmer resenIofen
8eriobe fe berfeIbeu in 6oIee 6es
%aqsemeinen @ohermansels obnmd&tis
seseniibcr ffeben tuiirben una tros Der
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