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New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
SOCIETY ELECTIONS At YALE.

NEw-HAyEN. Conn, May 22.-The senior
society elections a Yale College given out this
eyauIug 10 Skull and Bones were elected the follow
ing gentlemen: Doremus Sender, Brooklyn n T..
" Lit" editor; Henry Choate Ordway, Hampstead n
Y. Record Eiitor; Edward Manross Benty, Ellenyie'
v Y: william Lafayette Allen, jr.. Brooklyn n \;
Edward Curran Spencer, 81. Paul Mimi; Walter Jen-
pings Fairfield. Conn, members or the Giee Ciuo
Harry Waters Tat, Cincinnati OHIO; member or the
University Crew william Allison Peters WilAesbarre'
Penn: Sidney Catlin Partridge, Brooklyn, y. Y;
Record Editor; Walter Chauncey Camp New-Hayen'
Conn: John Arnold AmundsOn, Rochester hnn.'
Lit" Editor; Wilbe- Parker Cleveland. ono, tiiri
base on University bal nine Walter Crafts NthcIbee
Eaw- York CITY Edmund Frank Green Oakind, CaL'
liz" editor Alfred Bull Nichols AcW-HaFcb, Conn,
% IJtr Editor and taker OF the - Lit IN .dai.
fTo Scroll and Kew elected william Reynolds
Inuls Pouehkeepsie, \. y George Henry tlrIe, Jr.,
Hartford Conn, second haze on the University pail
nm Preston Hfig Minneapolis. Minn. Frank Hami.-
TON 4 yer Nashua " H.: Dicknsun Woodruff Richards,
IIteafIed Cunn probable saiUiauan; treaerc william
Kra.or Moline. ILL., william Montague Han, Asphcld,
Mas probable valsd!ctOan ant taker 0t tle junior
exDihition Prize: Grant Alexander emlih, M"anAee'
WIs,. Edward Weston Kuryais, FrfTnat-i, n y mem
her Of The Gee Club; Paul Walton, RldEeWg0d y. j.
wiz Dexter Walker, Chicago, IL; Norris "ph'n Os-
h0rpc. New-Havru, Conn., president or Toe Glee Ciub
Frank OthO spencer, Cleveland, OmOi william Dar'u'
Bi,noy fr Br dgeIOrt Conn, william Forrest IH-chl-
aon pain of the University ha nine ara member o.
he 10
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
mind is liable to obscure reason and warp the juds

mind is liable TO obscure and warp tho juds
ment.
AiF Kldde touches OF the grounds of argument
which he sufficiently turned 10 his own account
IN dealing VITA his refer to the obvious hmisa-
tiOns i'm Osed by the laws OF mcdiurnslip. 20
long "a the indiyiduazed intclhgencc-in TINS
world or any Other-must had expression through
mediums OF whatsOever nature or kind, Inc reSh's
viii not nnd depend alone on the intelligence OF
the speaker or ACTOR; but alT1ys-ln greater or
less iegrecOD the innate eapacIiy ana proper aHapa
ton Of the instruments employed gasOn mth1utc
will under no crcumstance- hold over f0ur quarts,
Filing u from the instead OF OucAtt ooes
not Increase its capacity in the smallest de-Iee,
Minds are rccontaces Of hum1u kuOWlecce ana
inspired ideas hnt they all have ther limits ana 10
human power or divine agency. ever eXperimentaY u
lustrafed IN presence. cram the MIND OeyObd
the utmost limit OF It's capacity You may as Wen az
TEMPT 10 pOlr the whole Hudson RIVER thronGh teu-
inch stOyc-pine rs undertake 90 force the profound
ideas Socrates Plato, shakespeare webs or ana o.her
great minds. 10 adequate EXPRESSION tnrouSl
tie feeble brain ~ a weak woman or ltte chn Al Is
immaferial who blows, aud no matter now hatu' you
can never wake bugle blast with penny uuhipet
The enemies OF Spritnaism are not GlsPOseu 70
recognize this necessary dependence OF Tue opeIS-
tor on MS instrument and yet tue truth Is
All men, even in this world. obliged 20 depebu on
appropriate instruments for the adequate expression
OF hat they feel and think, ard know The mere Gls-
pu doubts andwrange but It Is NE province 81 'no
PHILOSOPHERS 10 reason. ,: b. bkIIIAAoo'
No 80 West EievenLt-st. Ye'e- York. May 49, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
MUSIC.
RUMNLELS RECITAL.

Mr.. Franz Rummel gave at Steinway Hall
yesterday afternoon the last Of his three psno-Ore
recitals which was, in respects altogether the
best OF the series. II is that IT too long for
wOuid have been better II the pieces
had been LETT of the programme, particularly Men
dessOhn's "RonGO CapnciosO" and an arrangement by
Tausig Of a Strauss waltz Tho former piece has
been quite tbreadbare by being inccssantly
played by every boarding-school Miss in the
country, anrs. and Tausig has managed to rob the
waltz of all the characteristic charm of strausss music,
when is great, without giving anything in compensa-
ton extreme technical difficulty. However. Rum
mePs playing OF the Beethoven Sonata, Op. SO, would
have more than compensated for much greater draw
backs than these. Not only il infinitely the best
thing that he has done in this country but it enabled
him 10 show almost every of the best qualities Of
really great pianist. Tho work itself IS very
familiar for it has been played more than
almost any other of the SOnatas. and II
has been done by every pianist Of mpor ance that we
have had here Of late but yet must be said that
Mr. Ramne!'s performance ranked with the best that
have ever been given u.s. 1t was not coldy inteec-
tual piece OF playing. but carefully studied,
IL thoroughly refined and 10 was instinct with tht
most delicate poetry aud sentiment At times this
aud while he has beenvgorous and fiery, he has also
been some what careless ana siOVenly DIT ~
has playing Of this piece yesterday this was
not at al the case The first movement
was model II clear and finished Work,
aud the Ada1o was PLAYED with admirable fee-
ing, buI he was best Of all in Rondo. Here
touch and the perfection OF his phrasing were remark
ably fine and his work IN the Finale was quite up 10
ments.
he played the schumann Sonata, op. 90, superby,
aud equally good IN fine GavOtte by G0tthari.
and somewhat commonplace NOcturne by bf'issIn'
He also gave AudautnU and Variations by schubert
arranged 10y 1aus < the M olitlC @ -
Of j. = Bach, and Lisz Knapsoale Hohgtlse. No c.
Of tie least interesting Ol tine set C hdpsOdcs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23

DIED
DOWITNG-0u "wednesday morning Nav 2l. Mamie, faugh
ter }. " ana Fannie A. Doghns aged III years AID
moths.
Funeral services A. Fifth Presbyterian Church.
corner OF Jjt1-st.. on Friday afternoon, d; JcorE
NEWTON-On TuesIav. May 90. Charles Lewis third child
ofBIary +. and =. Heb-r Newton.
AnthOn Memoirs al Church 4ct1st west OF
6thave FRIDAY morning. at O'Clock. Friends are re-
quested not 10 send tOWers
PALMEB-Suddeuly. the 18th inst. at 81 Cloud MINI.
Fnnera vii take place from 3s2 AuInucave Brooklyn
this Ordayl afternoon, at $50 o'clock.
FRIENDS invited.
ROBBINs-In Brooklyn, the 2st inst, william : Rob
bins .,.,.
Funeral az Friends Moenngiou JeIlclo l. L. Oh SLAi
Dav 23d inst. nj DciOsk .. m.
Carriages viii Hicksvo arrival OF tine 10 a. m tram
from Hunters Point
Whit OC-On the Goth ns ThaJdeus T., OF The late
John W WitOck, in the 3Bfh gear ~ as age.
Reatvcs the family ngt - atten1 tho
funeral az rellencs OF his faith srn-law, lewis X
Davis No o. West 3jth-st- on Friday moraing at 10
o'clock.
WILsON-On Thursday. 22d INST Charlotte E. daughter Of
Anna r. anG the late John I. WILSON,
NOuce or Iuneral hereafter
WfITAKER-On Tharsdav 22d INST. ~ az her late
residence. No 4iS Cia.s0n-tye Bro0tyh tusse w. Gar
diner Of David Hastcd whitaker and daIgtef OF thS
Rev john Gardiner
NOuce of funeral hereafter
Ny ,run Freehold. Y. J.. please coDv
FTS-At her resicncs Vineland =. j. Fourth Day.
inst L.. Milets IA the I'D year n hef AEr'
widow 0f the gte Jacob = Wiheis formerly of lhoanaD
Funeral at vneand this siz,hl day. At II o'clock a. ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
ADDLTI0YIL WIDE REPORTS

BUFFALO Nav 22-Four arm and in good demand sa!es
910 bbls At unchanged prices Mbeat-l enaEd merfta:
sales 900 bush sample Spring az ~ 5000 bush Duluth
private terms ql0tlbe: No. Hiri Milwaukee Spring,
Al 10. 80. Duuth. II 10 no. do, q % No Hard,
al y Red Winter q lluSi . white do 81 ilnsl -.
Corn N better inquiry sal 10000 bush 10 Al 40 ge;
s. % bush Nvw At 4,c Kansas az Alc. oats hrm
request high sales 600 bush No Western, 35e
Barley quiet season over only limited amount on the
market Matt trade demand sellers holding FIRM for
higher prices Gu0tsJls from SixroYel Canada sect sc
Al : -ix-rOwed STATE soc rrl % fwDruWed l51s'c
Rye IN fair inquiry stock tight holders tru sales Loo
bush Western jIc seeds q,et AZ uno anFei prices
season about over Hhwmrs ana spirit. duh &c unchanged
prices articles unchanged. k4irOld Freghts IN
duOted wheat &c. on Corn and fs on OATS
20 New York ca nj shipments nlt quotations irregular
and shippers In their views, and urm ast
reportefwhest 43c; Corn, 4'c oats 5Aci to
Il NeU-Y Ork, tolls included
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
ADJOURNMENT AT ALBANY.

ORDERLY PROCEEDINGS AT THE CLOSE.
ATTER long SESSION THE STATE LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNs-GOoD FEELING MANIFESTED or ALL
SIDES.
The Legislature adjourned for the session yester-
day The proceedings were orderly, most Of tie
measures which excited hostility being out Of the
way. Complimentary speeches were made IN tAo
Assembly and Senate. The bill TO surrender Rob
bins Reef was lost from want Of time. The Iene-
ment-house bill was passed. general review OF
the legislative work performed this session is an
pended.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERvATIONS.

Tac diagram show the baomctns variations IN We cy -
pcrp-lticu divisions of
preceding minis irregular white Aae reqrseni- te
osciiis,ons by the mercury iurng those h0urs
TRIBUNE OFFICE. May %. / a. m.-The barometer has
risen eonsidertb bly, during the past - hours. The
weather was generally partly cloudy yesterday, the
average temperature was ~ lower than WedEes
day. The mercury ranged between 57' and TO. The
amount OF moisture the air has been increased
slightly.
Clear and partly cloudy weather NAV be expected In
this city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
pbf.deInh,a. q A. Sanford. OF Syracuse n. Y; the

PhiiadeIphia; g. A. sayfOrd, OF Syracuse, ~ " ths
Rev 8 cobb OF Erie. PENN and G. W. Cobb, Of Indian
apolis The debate further continued by Messrs.
III Clements OF Racine, WIs.; John Jones' OF Reaolng.
penn. r. i WJikir OF Toronto +. &. Bolton, OF
Cleveland; r. d. Ba7, Of Detroit and T. Burnham'
OF Cincinnati. who closed tne discussion. MF. ~ II.
tbe work IN the West Mr. Robert WeideBsah, OF chi
cago. followed. and Mr. W. II. Dands, 81 ono spose
m ers In The army Mr.. T. 4. Holoriaec of 81 Paul.
Mimi. also his experience rs 20 'Df stiny
Before Mr Holdrldge concluded. SIR. Moody said ihe
time was no f0r d'scussOu this question, ana tho
hour for dev0fi0nai exercises ~ haDd AS thry
nad becn taking about forte he asked the Convention
10 rise and slug Hold The Fort This was done ana.
after an hour OF prayer and singing recess was taken
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
"Rrron. my SON. snil a literary father to

Byron, my SON." sad literary iather 20
his athletic son BYr0u never PLAYED naes bali"
No" said she boy, pulling on mis- Orangecolorpt shit,
and George Was a-hngtOu never wrote poetry Bere
the morning hour expired snd the bill went over
Burlington Hawk Eye.
ARTFUL BOY.-JOhnuv-" Grandma, dear.
will you lend me q pcncl / want to draw sOGr ladie&'
Grandma. 40 Zee, YOU must not draw on sunday.
Johnny" Not even n put on their Sunday mantiesP
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
rHt cHGISrIAY lss0cIATIoNs.

BALTIMORE, May 22.-At the morning ses-
zion OF the International Convention OF Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATIONS to-day, speeches OF i've minutes
were made on The best method OF reaching young men
physically morally. intellectually aud spatusly, by
Mr. Mulhall, OF Indianapolis; W. q. Marsh. OF
Australia "A T. Hemingway, Of Chicago; J. II. Seal, Of
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
VjRRTED.

BARNES-HOIMAN- BROOKLYN, y. Y. Nav 81. ~ Ne
rest -la. OF the brides parents, lJj l2tyeeale. b tHe
pev Theodore T. Cgylcr ~ Charles J. Barnes 20 nary
T.. daughter Of q. W. holman, ". D., all OF that cliY
C,RLETON-PISTO-On wednesday. Iay n. az tle resi-
deace of ;he brides fah. hc Rev James A. Robinson,
Cortland n y, l. Otgoou Carleton % aureta, daughter
OF General Francis j. Pinto, all % Brooklyn.
GIBSON-VAN COTTON Tuesday, May 90, az Great Neck
LII Bv tho Rev. n. lrrcner Richard IL Nil0n I'd thLia
daughter of The iare Gabriel ami AdeiiA Van Dott-
WORK-MARBU RI --Ou THURSDAY, Msv p. by me Rev
William Adams. D. D., MT Frank WORK, Jr % hlss EnlbiA
daughter OF T. I. NarbuIy, esq, all oi tA4s city.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23

Tho committee has no debts, aad e2,573 remains
ON hand There are 4S ordained MISSIONARIES
tf whom - are ooioredl. hcehim'es' -
ceteehists Cu coloreG), ana 5s teacaefs t,a SDs
whom 80 are cOlcredl. Eisht c1utguts N ~ ~
rd,,r,zet Iaar wear and .2lj communicates were -
o,vad TN. whole uuu.bc or coUmuiiciHte i7 t"'i'
one hundred and thirty -one olh03 - - -d
i r- yer-ity al Charlotte. y. c., thc hlii'nEi'lu
keadeUjv 70 Charleston, ~ C., iht Heotla -
concord y. G. andth MOI nal Scboo.5 a. Oii'a''' 40,
TOR and WlndsOoro y c. The t0al aino ~, lti' 4''
seifsu1orf bv churches ana schouls Is ,lcfoli 20 N,
The Rev DR.. Jones, OF Louisville ~ anu IAe me- ~, t
M ,uis.u of Pisburg addressed the Assembly, on tie
renort Dr. Alison deprecated tle attelni ~ 1,lo
da+e the fecdmen's matters with nome h,si9I, ~
Rev Moses A Hopkins voiofeol' % III, tu {traf an f.
tery saa they ask 70 have lheH NorA JSu-SU VA 10
me1t ana ne ycSTt5 N, fcoored rom the resby
terv of Fairfield, said the people seemed anA W
WaSaeer G. Haskns lcolJredl, of the PresOysrY M 9i
Catawba who has charge oi the church VII
and churches be plan ed together .... s,
AT the afternoon session the subIect OF uttins tI
,,rn to vor uuler charge Of the Home MISSION b9'iu
was discussed tue Rev. DR.. G. : Robinson aFgIeu IN ~
favor lie SAID E Le ESSPe aI as.onsTy I Socetes are
kcpt ul-one work Wlth the Whites 5ld 'nc ~ R
with cO0rcd peOple-so long the color Huo VIII &c
Rudre H Drake. Of Washington. quoted from the pro
- 10 i've nrouilsp 10 discontinue the special COM
,tt.. III the End OF i've years, Dr. kODIL-Ou d'l It
nl,ctsJ ne announced himself ever hOsllle 10 All
t,'rgs AZ concentration OF p0Ger 10 the hands 0f
1nord az the Church II the freedmen are l! Hta obtL
~ - uore Nssion Board instead OF the $4,000 now
conrriDuIe, Tor them, they would not get e+V'OVV,
The Rev. Dr. Jones, OF Louisville, ChalIhIA Ot tne
r,r.etme'5 Board replied t. those VINO IaFoi' coso.
i.tIo1 lie said the Board not trying 10 Keep down
freedmen or To retain color Lne as haa Berh sal,
lo rg1Imeut that consolidation was settled III Ioft
vas incorrect as the trOceednes OF suDSeduehI As
srmbies proved He read the report 9i l1e lAs!
Asemoy iu favor OF continuing the Freedmen boaIu'
Shaving thai tney favored II. -, i, q. -
The v Dr. IrenRus Prime, o: Eew-N ork sald II ever
t,ee ,a fair understanding 10 was IN tle Assembly
~ IS-l lat the Frccdmens Board should De dobe
W. u tb Ina five years The exI2ency winch caused
tic Frardmen's Board 70 be continued aIter the Waf
ha- ex prcd. - a.. .,., ,.aoo,,.ion of
ceIesates from spending bodies pleseut. Aue5
yyre introcuced md made brief addresses, mostly o.
ftcnai cborncter The Rev DR.. Jrssup, 9s moderator
deItyer@d speech Of welcome TO the deiegates ntsl
jectiyely anu then individually Win specaI feiet
eures 10 their creed.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
EIIficurn Nnnn

Is m elegant toilet sau medicinal ls-tanf ur1 in the
Treatment all external aiments For rhapped bands,
rough skin tan suuburI the lesser troubles. 70
sncnsabr. -Oan for the toilet thc nursery and
refreshing and healing before tss
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
MIDNIGHT WE4THEE REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WAsHNGTOS. May, 23-l a. N.
For the Middle Atlantic States, and New.
England higher pressure. cooler followed BY warmer
and generally clear weather, WITH winds mostly ffOi
north former and brcOmBg variable IN Iatters
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
THE PREsBTTERI4S GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

THE QUESTION OF ABousHING THE FREEDMEN
BoARD OF yIssIoNs-THE WORK OF THE BOARD
RECEPTION OF VISITING DELEGATES
SARATOGA, May 22.-At the opening OF the
Presbvteran General Assembly to-day. resolution re-
oursng the Rsv Dr. Patton. OF CHICAGO, not 10 accept
an invitation 10 proiessorship IN England was un@hl
mously adopted. The report OF Che Mileage OouiL''e'
-, .,, ,.c.i,ts m ne 500 30 The estimated ex-
r'1,s.s ,yrl be 81. 500 over those Of last year
7,lo ,oror+ of the Committee Missions for Free
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23

When :he lips are Try or Scared.
When the teeth are DARK orr drlI,
When the ton gue IL bot and bard.
AMI dis ,Ie tainted mouth TOO ful.
The magic lZDUUNT supply,
And "a those Ills before % By.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
RzzzHzEszszrEzZs&
DIED.

Al notice. Of Marriages n0si be iador'el ',& fsII
,.,To add JFaes
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
soda Lemonade refreshing and healthy summer beyer
49, n a [ill- ~. -afIIU a HAZARD
special Pest Once Notice.

special Pest once Notice.
Mails for Europe by steamship Republic Friday will clsse
AZ Tina a !. supplementary mail Js0
THOs. l.. JAkks POsllrastcr,
Post ONCE. Nsw.York. Nay 23, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED.

The most important financial bill passed was the one
ucn the legal rate OF interest In tho state from to
ner cent TIE superin endenis OF the insurance ana
pauk departments were also gwen powers III oi' "on
, ahTe them 70 make a more rigld supervision Of
of the institutions under their care The sum
"a dne nn 900 was appropriated TO further equip the Ma
OF opd The sum OF 500 900 appropriated 10
uonA uGai Prison The IneblaIe Asylum a. Bing-
s%hnsS % s converted into au asylum for the insane,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
Kesay this Morning

WASHINGTON ASD OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
wrappers ready ior mailing, ave per eOpy
copy year, -; Ave copies sIi ten eop.es AL
extra s5s Postage in al cases free the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Nevvork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05
EUSTgesN SAEESs

TE1KU USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA,
By virtue OF That certain deed of trust executed
by Jerome Linton snd wife, bearing date The
10Th day OF 6larch, 1876, and OF record on the
land records Of Fairfax County, liber 7, No. d.
psge 81 l shall. or SATURDAY, tho 2Gth day
| Of July, 1SI9 at p. m.. N front OF Burroughs
| store cor. Franklin snd Patrick streets. in said
TRACT or PAKUEL OF LAND conveyed By
ssid deed, known as "Sheridan's Point" and
containing 80 acres, rood, and 25 poles, more
or less. This farm is improved by 9 TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, in
good order, with sll tho required out buildings,
excellent end thrifty apple and peach orchards,
| and tho land is "ell adapted TO tho usual and
varied products Of that thrifty section Of tho
county. This land lins on tho Potomac opposite
TO Fort Washington, ard has lsndng on the
| river for steamboats, and other small craft.
| Terms OF Sale: Enough in hand 10 ply the
expenses oi sse, and also S5Jl. 5S on tho day OF
| sslo; tho residue IL two equal annual payments,
! to bear Interest from the dsy OF salO snd 10 bu
| SECURED by lisa on the property.
THOMAS AO0E&, Trustee.
Fairfax Co, 1873 W47
fsss> The above sale is postponed BY consent Of
| pa!Lics ahtu TU GStAy, the 18th dag Of Au-
gust, when tho samo will take place 1T the sanac
nUur snd piac9. THUS. MOORE,
- &-w4" Trustee.
By OAoa s. Lucas. Auc.ioreer3
SSY VIRTUE OF = DECREE OF THE
AF Circuit Court OF Fairfax county, Virgins,
rendered al the June tGrm 1879, thereof, in tho
chancery cause o.. Fuilers, by nsxt friend, We.
fumsn CT ais tho Subscribers es commission.
ers of sale, appointed By said docrse, will expose
for sale, by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the OH day Of August 1879 At II H., in front of
The Market Building, or &oysl street. in tho
city of Alexandria. Virginia, TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, with Ina BUILDINGS snd I'M
PROVEN ENTS thereon, in tho said county Of
Fairfax, bounded IS follows:
Lot No. l-Bounded on the north by Jefferson
street, (egteEded) on tho east by Patrick street.
(extended) on the south by Greene straet, (ox.
tended) and on tho west by Henry stree! (ex-
tended
Lot No. 2-Bounded on tho ncrlh by Greene
street. (e1tended) on tho east by Patrick street
loxtended) on the south by Church street, (ex-
tondcd) and ON tho Wost by Henry streat, (ey-
tended) being tho property formerly Owned and
occupied by Albert Spinks.
Terms OF Sale: SO much OF the purchase :uon-
cy III cash rs will ba required TO pay tho OK penses
OF sale. and tho sum OF $S71.25, with interest ON
S63l, part thereof, from tho 18Th day of May
1878 and tho residue of The purchase money in
three equal payments at &, T. and IS months
from the day Of sale, with interest," the dorerrod
payments 10 be secured by tho notes OF the pur-
c"ssor, with approved security, and the rotor
lion ot the title 10 the property until thoy arc
paid.
EDMUND BURKE
ALBERT STUART, OoHm rs
Il. L. PAYNE, VI 'A'o'
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AUCTION SALES.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Tao ~

= OMlNlSTRATORS SALE Tao uader-
IA signed, ss administrator of Frank Wash.
ingtun deceased. will sell AZ public auction on
NEDN NSSDAG, August 18th, 1879, st L o clocl;
The Market Building, ths following properly,
10 wit:
Ono FRAME HOUSE 81 The 3. O. corner ot
Royal and Princess Sts., One Watch two Clocks,
Stoves Tables, Chairs. MatIing. Dishes, Cook.
ing Utensils, Beds, Bedstesds, Bed Clothes,
Clothing, Sc, Sc.
Terms ot Sale: Cash. i. T. LUCAS,
RugC I'd Administrator,
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TOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, swift and commodious steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE NOSE
LIS I will leave tho C1mpany's wharf, Aloxan-
drIa, as follows:
Tho Lady of tho Lsku eVory MONDAY and
WEDN ESDAG. q. 4 O'clock p. m, and on
SATURDAY, nj go O'clock D. N.
Tho Jane Moselsy every TUESDAY and
bKlnAY. nj u 0 clock y. III !; returning leave
Norfolk or HlterEato days Vt O'clock y. III.
This line CONNECTS at Norfolk for all points
south, and with tho Merchants and Mariners
Inc Of stcaulers for So5ton, :'rov!icnce and all
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills of iaiiug sigued
iur Boston and Providence.
Faro u! aroatiy raducod r.tas-5ingln trir T5c.
NnGnd Ltip (good for 80 days. $l.UN
T&3I0 unsurpassed.
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FANCY eIssssEpS

SFklNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
Ihe largest, most couu!etc and best solcc.od
STOCK OF Hosiery III the city to select from.
Shirts, Collars, Culls and Suspendcrs.
#linJouiriiin, Osborne. Gunararr and CounscIlo-
= ScaFis. IN vi the !ateS. Co.ors and sustius.
3E"ric!s, Ribbons and handkerchief.
y = tEie7waaT Tor Ladies, GeHts, Children and In.
.# 'hilI' III All si%es, from 211 81 81 each
A'd and Thro.d Gloves in new shsles.
sNocE KHtilings, LAGOS, Edginss, and full line
SO: Towels. napkins, ,Sc.
Sun tio'rc!ias and Pnrasois.
s Fairy and Zophyr Worsted, Gernnrtou,p Say.
gsony and CroWal Wool.
's.--ap ~ G. Nj. ADAMS, % King S..
~ Ew Goors.
9oT T., IA al q" hl,bAS und PARASOLS
"a ~ ~ and CNlLUkEN'S HOSIERY
& BLACh 81 Lh fRlNIKS
s 81 Liz snd FANCY BUTTONS
N ECk RUFFLINGS,
XIX GLOVES.
OKCHON and other LACES. sll of which
VII be sold n prices to suit the times at
Z. U. BEKEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

EOMMlSSl0N EES Sale OE LAEDIN
81 f. L 4 y COUNfY, NEAR THE
decree Of tho Circuit Court OF Feirrsx county.
in the suit of Shepherd vs.. Shepherd, tho un.
dersigncd, special commiss iouer named in said
decree will, on MONDAY, (Uourt day. the
18Th day Of august 1879. in front Of the door of
the Court house Of said county, at u ocloc4;
m, n; sell to the highest bidder, that PART OF
The REAL ESTATE Of which s;araucl ShGn-
herd died seized, no! divided. This tract Of lsnCi
adJolns Siss Denty end the lots assigned 10
james aud John Shepherd, and contains 81
scres, 2 roods and q poles, is without building
or fencing, but Is susceptible Of ready and rapid
Improvement, and is siLuaLed Immediately on
Pohi,k run.
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth Of tho purchase
money IN hand on the day OF ssle; the residue
IN three equal annual payments to basr interest
from tho day Of sale, aad to be secured by .hc
notes of tho purchaser, with good personal SO.
curlty, and the title TO be retained until The last
psymen. is made
THOMAS MOORE,
jy lS-wlw Comm'r. Of Sale.