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, 1879-02-07
GEN. SHERMAN At ATLANTA.

tEN. Gtl ELL tMAN Al AIAANlAs
----
In 1H0a-The penr1c of IN, f.apt,ni of
n.nrr,o ,v.,-n,,,nr ,,o a,,,,1,,s txh. ~.
asr..1 Tt,.n, rrn,,, r..,r ,tn,1..
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Aaa"'u .se..,'a '"a' ..s.s'.u.s'n. .a", ~.
History FURNISHES 1e" more afafnat,e ep'soucs
than tle ono presented by the vsit Of Gen.
Sherman to Atlanta. Seventeen ycars Ego he
entered thIs CITY at the bcai OF a connucr!tr
~ ~ 80. .,t.....s H., ...... -. f1ss.,,
ofHf' LII 'i.e ''caA u1''on.e wv suaa VI iioou
army hoomcd eulfenly. Flying before the al
vnncng 1cEuns, cloud Of women and children
hurried from their homes, breaking now aua
..en .n.oaha ", la' ,.,. a' W. a' a4u u"a'pIs
camo The sf'arp crack OF fthc, ~ sofac' mad'
dcaco at the surrender OF the city, fred on the
s.ctors, and then ended his protest with Ills lfc
90 s,,..,,.,. -. .,,,,
elIF' Aessetase "'H' e'tc't"aH sctus"cu ~ 'us
scene III TINS destrucsion and disnstor' Anh
looked upon Tue answer th4t our people had
Utmost beyond compare. throbhng with vigur
uull strength urMl rapturous will, tut thrill Of
grow III antl expansion. stands before him. a
prop,a brave cnuuah to bury their hafrels In
The Euins his hans have mndt, n.nI wise cnongl,
tv turn their paseuas tuw ards rrruperatton
rntapr Than revenge give him tlceoruus greet
ing;
tta!1. n sa'Su S1u"u 49,, ALVIN III e'Sc
pot was comfortably filled, 1nostly With wl,lsc
people. 4 sort 0! light. Gootl lutnor terra1eu
the etow splscd up T' sarosty to sec 'e
pcrccpttblr indignation Or feeling Of prejudice.
IL IN most of ths ciumps OF takers there wcro
inkc. ilytnr to and IT'D. One mnr1 nronusetl 10
Mayor CALHOUN 70 60 aud Offer the freedom q
!he CITY 70 ven. nHct'l'a,i; He n.atc Wy ~
free with IT, said MI objector when He was
here tCfurG." AZ The train rolled tntn tic tic.
pot Gcu. Rugcr, Goa. Augur, Col. Hlark, ard
| train rafhrr nretty IaIv was stnnfIino IN thc
rear platform. Almost Immediately sha was
1oined by TAI gentleman WIN aeau's hf1Wa
KugcF, iurgettinrtts military reserve, "IfIero
| with q quick and not unYraceful n,o-
| tion nnti said: "Whyt huw are You,
ns;Is,,n % oiir,ied ~ iic camc ,fown ~ thc sens
keH.ssn, , aua ~, ,.,,,,. ~ ~ ~, M.r. scriiat.
rapidly shook !s a'as o. .,e gsrs sof.'a!
", AM tHeA sa}!nE' otnGta't "ou ton tHho
caro- Of tho girlst" started out of tc depot
| with Gcn. HugeE lhtfS "hs ~ e1tltethehl,
and no smo',s.rnslon vns op,e were r,,, efo1'
! ifnfn renrhIuv Tic KtMbalt House Gen, Sbet.
nan revtstyrri, NV, +. Sherman, Mr.. Iontll-
Gen. vnn sIiss .a IT. Van .llss tex
der At tho general thrifty look Of The city mud
went Immediately to his room. The programme
OF The evening was alnIple but pleasant Que.
nes ~ ui1ss ~. h,ni "nd II tisn sScema" md ~,
Ituos ~ s"s .t"n -, w." rias trn,,gh ths e,tv MI.
otllccrs aud lndice nl McPherson barntc.s gavf
lien, Sherman Alits hlS cDfH 6nhy fCftlpllhc1tdEt
tsalI At Mcfhcrfon Barracks last night; Ju*'
Wrs. Ns1asr. Col. Black, and Mrs. Bjsck
.a.', nn9 recci sra th. ,.7,rsta M thev came in
sevcral arryed a.nous t'en snns oi ,'o G 81.
xens from Ailanta soon ,a We., nSetman II. aa y, s
, 1879-02-07
Tho Late JuslGo Knowttuu.
To tai Editor 1t The Tribune.

CHICAGO, Feb. b.-Your nutice uf The con-
nect.on Of the late james Ii. Knowlton
with The Committee Of the Wisconsin
Legislature to investigate tie alleged
frauds In the land-grant In 1853 recalls some In
cidcnts Of that remarkable Inquiry. Judge
KnowIton was not Chairman Of The Committee,
tllat position bong by conftesy assigned to
member Of tic Souatc, and ttsc lndgu being
member OF the Assembly. lie WIS, however,
tho tnoet efficient man un thu Committee, tlla
preparation Of intcrrogatories and examination
of witnesses being assigned to hin, and Ills ra-
ticnt endurance and uuwcancd labor were
only equuled BY ills tnuomitablc good temper.
Tho ahors Of Tie Committee were long anl ar-
duous, and tho whole inquiry being conducted
In star-chalnbcr seerecT the tension Of MUD IN
being for SO many weeks the Fepertorics tavoiv-
ing tho character OF SO mahY public men was
very trying TO tho more sensitive members
The Legislative history Of the Blato llad never
furnished All event 81 stupcnloUs III bold eul-
its ingenious md successful exposure aa TINT Of
the Lacrosse tan1-grant. Aud tic ultimate po"
litlcal ruin and disgrace Ut the actors both ace.
tyc md pasAive, Is a. remarkable rs tho scheme,
ths execution and the e19s,',syy. ,,sy., ~.
Ice wcre men Of note. and quito recacltrant TIL
certain decisions ot the Suprcmo Court, then
onpoFtunciy In session. woro Announced. after
ws' h.. "o a ~ hs,u1v ~ tbc hrttcrw fr'n ~
hnso httt., NV ~ ~, .;",ivs,r ~ she ton. -, f;nva
lusep''oI @ I,n1,o Wy u.',n,nr: .sanLis"'.n ",.I
e.nor, 'unssi oGnat .,a fr,,t,s Xiihnun I ~
oshes' Heas ~ 'i,oi H. n,d 1;rar' lin hn
pels' Mas aoe,a, ,s,s ' ~" ant.iatnp" ~ "
nsen eu as',,'.'. ',,,} ..vo,, sor.st, WAN
osIe WSso spoea; w. 'inw y. ra.s
IT, w., '.,t' ~ nrr',,,,t.
InG ku llt. % r. a r., ~ r'n,', ,!,u
mssooeu aet u nS ~ nistr''s Ia, fn~
lres Weie uhGsnen ~ y,4I t1s.a1s. a1E. - - ~ ~
Who took ~ n'ape aae 'efu'o .t, s.; - ,t ri
i1ate lne oltshss. pt !'ao't " 'neu' 'ouI" 'ue"
GUY paanatlse ~ aIieneu. ,,,t,, r.z,,n
| could NOT Occult III tAeee oays WIS tHe pro
, 1879-02-07

In Paris tho other day young lady went Into
one OF the great drapery housee to shop With
her maid. They keep, watchers there; and one
OF thsae, making au1e he had seeu something,
, 1879-02-07
Wants to Know Whether It IL a Fa&snt-
Hight Scheme.

TO lhs EdtE6f O 1Hs 7f1btH8.
New LxNox, IT,, Feb. Ain THE TRIBUNE Of
jan. 20 tcrsis letter from Prof. Biftnan, detail
ing experiments Of Prof. Collier Of tho ARElcu't-
ura1 13uteau, Washington, In making cornssaik
sugar. would request IN my own bchalf and
the hundred thousand farmer readers Of THE
TRIBUNE that no atate whether he is publish
patented proccssi % he saws The process used
TO make the suxnr H. essentially the same ae
that recently patented By F. /: Stewart, Of
PENNSYLVANIA In this section the proccas tn
question OF making sugar will be thoroughly
tested next ial II nc arc not Liable to be- prose-
cuted By so.ne patented. Won't TIN 1niscs e
ihtouotiIy ventitate this question bcfore 1t fs
time for bIAlncssl NJ. kNlcKENBocKEG.
, 1879-02-07
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Night UIfntsncss.

Night UIntlncss.
To The Edtsor at The Tribune.
srR1Har1gLp, ILL.,, Feb. BIN al article in
rour paper, copied from the Baltimore Amsriean,
sec that "Nipht Blindness" Is, in Russia, at
tr!buted to the fact that The peasant, during his
1.ensep fast, docs not eat fat Of any kind. This
eau hardly account for It; for l remember that
during the War-tn the summer Of 1868, think
- number Ut men IN our regiment became en-
ttrc,y helpless at night from loss of sight. Thfk
was at a time when NO had full ratIons Of baeou.
There was no change in tho appearance Of the
eye, ai,d tho prevalence Of the disorder gave rise
10 good deal of innlinRertnR; but thera Wcre
cascs-aeyeral Of thtm-of actual. lndlsputable
night.bl.ndntEs, and don't remember that II
was ever explained. Il. W0LcoTr.
, 1879-02-07
CITY SCHOOLS.
sasanes Bheets 1f tls Board OF Education
nenafk,

~asahes sfiests Of ths Board OF EducAttou
Hepart.-
:. 1ns ADVANCE shccts, ara out Of tho twenty
.eui!a annual report o{ the Bo4stl OF Ed1cattan,
~ me year ending July II, 1875, containing the
,ety ssttementA Of the trealdent aud Super
pMy >.
ne former. In hia report, submits the follow
ns toaaGsl sta,emeut.
I, n.. VALUE or scaoaL FnorHRrY..
Rs e.s.e at nos 1T pala %o7oo
'ae'9s''s u that ussd fas schools -. l. 6o2, 2as
'"''~a ~ -. 81 ...,,,...,..,.. ~, ObJ. bJT
Y,o.. AxCxlrTs.
fp@ S;a1,s .aass ats; :,;"..'' .....$ &oa 40
yp@ y%@ ttast OF school lands ...,..,,,,.,, U8.Vi0
i,osaa !ntstset on tnYtslileuts.... III, BtO
'ss % i. s's.' ssss; ssS;ss:.:: .::::::. ftss fs
r'4l''..r.,.".. ..... -. .....s Gus, III
u. .,,,s. ls77.7s.
~ rsneeas9ss::::. ;:.,... ..........t Ap1, $40
In oAaan uesn sna jsnttcEs...... -. :. ~, b67
sua l!ss ssstama1p sm1pIoJts. including Attorney
IL. 1ass ...,;....... ......,......... IL. 059
utt,nts ~ asn Improvements. ..+....a,: :, IA
Ia .s11as; 81 buildings and rooms aaud
'nsto4n1 nsn1 fsat Of hcnu9l. Fund land
ReNt spted " fur school purposes -. ...., a.loO
~ SeSt y offrss tor the Hoard 80. ..... 1856
u, neots supplies, md repairs 49,. aO,0T9
r., t,lppaf. from special iLuus .,.,.,.. 2.bpa
rsy1.ce'laneous expenses, -, .,. biD
lns. son On coatsacis fur nsv build.
''''''''.."...". ........... -. 70, 500
'Tsa. ~, expenditures for the school .-.
laef. - s.:. .......,..,., ....uS G26, ADO
Ia previous ieaF..., ...,...+ as2, b.t
ture. ~ fs11un'lng for the Increase Of expeudi-
Flesdsoaf,l last rear over The yeaf preceding .Ls
DC uun,"sp xsplains TINT there was aa tucsease In
ii91eeo4, ia1e paid ior o.. Of ths snec.M
Me bari ~ oSea .S unusually large, on account Ut
Hud;tn1ss ~ .slaes lie also stAtes that Tie e1-
4eIi, H.. Ha atou1t Ut pow buildings e1pEaiua
t Gaa likewise e1oissued t'i u sur redu.. iu,s
1uIlo,.. -. AaEastes Ut engineers and
u ntId' t9 .Ae ss'tne IN tuei, .nads poas,ble By
"W'efi Ae zsductien .pt tha seut oil
, 1879-02-07
lff. Yocke's Testimony.

Y8
CuiuAoo, Feb. 6.--1n Sour statement Of Mr..
Vocko's Testimony before the Blodgott 1nvestl.
eating Committee, you show that 10 pockcteu
$1,000 for hls own fees, and paid 831{ per cent
to the pol!cy-holdeFs.
This suggests the story OF the lawyer who col
lectod $50, kept III, and paid his c1ioat 80, re-
marking to the poor wretch that ho would charge
him mora II he wore not dlstautly related to hla
grandfather Tl.e client quietly pockoted the
$6, md muttared ~ he turned away, "Wbat q
good thing for me lls wasn't related to any Of
the sest q ny family; II hc had been wouldn't
Mr. Y. conissses to $l7,o 900, but fatls to pro
duce Ills bank books when called upon, rs nieI
might possibly reveat moro toan that sum.
What fortunate thing the poor, pvertY stslck-
"a poilcy.holders fn the Gtrmanla were not re-
lated to this "chtpmunkn Of an Assignee, In
stead OF being simply old neiRA{hors. friends,
and lfcllow-eountfymcn! JUSTICE.
, 1879-02-07
nroti,cr I'entrrost's Elnt1ny 1tkco,,rar.
10 ths Editor Of Tie yrttnMt.

CHICAGO, Feb. E.-Dclnx comparatively u
stranger In tho city, on Sunday las. weat 10
the Centenary Church. hoping to hear Dr.,
1homns, but, instead, found the services fur
tho morning conducted by Mr. pcntecost, the
evangelist. Mr.. Pen.ccost touk text from \
rortton Of the Bible which llns been forgotten,
but which IA ulAmportant, aa hts rctnnrks
bore no reference to the text, an,!
which hs In fact said hu "touk fur
conven,ionallau,." During the winnie course Of
his extended dIscour1c there seemed 10 be a
singular peculiarly: the absence Of any con-
ncctcd fran u reasoning whatever. or, 1t may
be said, any reason even. the entire effort be!tg
evidently Intended to arouse '.'s emotions utti
to nppcal to the acll'ss. part VI mans nature,
pron,iAing him good things to come, wtaout d
corresponding sacrifice III this lftC. pr nUre
than yaluc received. To accent Christ, titc
brother whom re may intimately know, was
.u!a nbuut Improvement III inans morals. htn
condition, or any effort toward better ur n,urc
usciul lille In this world, 20 far as Mn nbc IN
rccolcct. but, "Cotne to jctMh!" mud We wcre
assured that NO would bc well cared for In tie
world tn come. Is not tlls eclt1s4nessf The
speaker scculcd mainly To depend upon auec'
doto for arguments, ~ which hc wa.
very protuss; gut, they ,,.I sonta'i's.l II; ,s.
orihodo1 scheme u salvation, perAaps ti'e
rcreurrats wcrr able to dsroycr it'll.
writer was not. in speaking of srhe FathcF, =
| lie said; "Ilt Is not unk.luwn lie Is kaOvn;
! through. our brother Christ, who died for ,,s
descended into hull, ai,u returned II tell us sttcl
three anys. Now, will ask, tn nl1 eandor
| Whcre dues Christ give this information 81 pu4
ttlvely asserted T. Certainly nut III thu uosprls
| wherg Ills accounts OF the 1ut,lrc life were gtvet
1etore and not att<r tl,c rcsurree,ioiI; au wien
t1o the account of Christ after the rc.tErtclto,
ts given differently by each VI thc Inspired re-
porters. Aud yCt an Intelligent congregation O.
many hundreds OF people were expected to re-
| cctye such instruction c0neerEing the 0rcnt I'm
known, tod, II VIC 30 choose ~ ueslVtiate tin
Entity which rules an1 governs aIl VIC scc
| Verify, the annual season uf rtyiyals Is MP
preaching, Us # docs WITH the regularity of lii
scasons, +. X. N.
, 1879-02-07

on the group IN which they moved had It not
been for tint which not only rothci them Of all
earthly ties, wrecked and ruined 'l"ir body,
1laAtcti t,;if MI hDte. Df intnr" hereafter. AMI
]uIs .hrllI u.'. Indeed, TN mt IN. ran con-
Jrciurn why il'e*c enple do M. a,p!y sllcr
time IN Ioft,K something ~ alleviate ,',r allfrr-
ings uf their puur fellow .bcsbas, Instead Ut
writing up articles throwing Instructions intn
the path 1T these workers and fnllowers Of
Christ I can satciy 4ay tint never VIVA In
church, never heard tl,e iospei nrruchcI, never
openst Dil,ia tor tl's siaee ol eight
meeting. aI,d te lcssonA that t.nye received
With G,J At,nighty't help VIII hereafter tend
to tnakdslnea man, not Tho loashsu.uc creature
That lave been, ab!lprEcd md stunned, nus
,ntmbcr of tlis socioty thu, haYo never asked
nor received my eharity IN any forsn whaf.o-
ever, but what have received has benefited
tnoro tl.sn AZ tlie CHARITY tflsy could tcstow,
II. Ats4
, 1879-02-07
An Allsged Nuisance.


CHICAGO, Feb. Sin the nelghboshood al
Twelfth and Halsted streets there has been In
existence for sutue time public nuisance which
sccms to need tAs extensive publicity that TINS
TRIBUNE slono csp give, lu order thAt 1t may be
properly dealt With. refer 10 the prouiscuous
public dancca hcld nightly IN the Twelfth Street
Turuer.lIAll, and IN MAny low saloons Of The
district; antl particularly 10 l,eso Affairs on
SATURDAY. blghts with their latr Termination on
Sunday mosulu4s. ~ might naturally DO g1-
pectsd, they ase faYofite rtsorts ai bad chnrac.
REes and Vi Ill tieXress oE development showing
9 decided ptrtlslIty for tho dissipation aIn!
reyalry whlch thers have full Roadway. Enough
has been Indicated to show tbs nature anl e1-
tnut ot the nuisance; and when 1t II iurtier con-
slderel Mat thess orGte4 DO not end on SUNDAYS
uutil about tha ling when respectable peopls
ars going 10 church, think Il wlll b. admitted
ai!ai immediate steps should eo taken ior ultls
suppression " proper regulation. Just ~
chufch.goefs, fsesh aud sober, arc wend!ng ulelt
way 10 thelr meeting places, they arc met face
to faee by Kangs ol ~ oaseoussnKs OF society,"
issu,uE forth from their nocturnal hsunta.
fully, THOMAS CoukrsaAE.
Tbs Dssplalass.strsse LodgtnE-lfouss.
IL tAs Ed4tor % 7Rs 1sssuas.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6-l ssk Of you, Ia Gods
name, ~ AtoS W euAesa0& AuAAAt@p ~
!uaest the following article Ia your valuable
columns, aud let some Of them poadsf who
walk tbs skfeet snd gather up their skirts tor
fear they might touch ths poor uptostuaates
who, though ths living God has showslsd on
thelr head. manifold blesstnxp, hsyo stss1ed
away from the paths Of virtue and walked Into
tho channels Of ytce With whom these angels ot
mescy--moss appropriately might say chill.
drcu Of Gol-a1e daily anl diligently
totIinu To reclaim 70 lead them
back into that socety Of which n,aoJ
Of them have been ! bright and shiuinE light,
4nd where to-du hfI woQld oe casting ias1sa
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The Florence McDona,d Trnxcdv

a bN Hkk INTENDED VICTIM,
IN an interview in Cincinnati yesterday Mr..
Hickey said he felt worse on account OF miss
AndeEGns being drawn into the affair than he
Gld Tor any ether cause. al would like You to
DENY all OF the Mary Anderson part OF the busi-
Iers: II was dragged In by that crazy woman
except or purely business nature. / never
MADE nor attempted 10 make love to Miss
ACdefson. Florence Mcdonald Lad no more
claim on me than any other woman whose
ne before. She tried to shoot herself once and
/ took tie pistol away from her. and told her
that II she was determined to Kill herself n do
II while was not about" or sundays AFFAIR
ipg. Returning nom church went to High
land House; had an invitation 10 dinner at the
Burret House at pm. / came In at the ladies'
entrance When l got to the Office found a
card stating that lady was waiting for me in
the reception room. Although not written
In her hand. I knew 1t was from her. / tore it
up and paid no attention to it. boy came to
me with letter addressed In a mans hand.
The trick caught me. l opened and read it. L
went to the room and said, GLOW do you do?"
breath asked her what right she had any more
than any other girl to be dogglng my footsteps
l told Ier never gave her any announcement
or authority to do so. She replied, "You don't
say so?s again asked her what she wanted.
She said, 81 want some money to get home on.
replied, "All right you can have It. don't
see why you should come all the way to Clncin.
natl To set money to go back home on, but at the
same time Will give 1t TO you. How much do
you want?" She made no reply. l noticed some
thing In both her hands. had no suspicion
that pistol was there. While was stopping
TO get my roll OF money out she shot me behind
the ear. The conclusion and the bullet knocked
me over on my hands ard knees couldn't
rise. Fearing and knowing she would fire
again. l rolled over and over and gained the
door,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETBRNOON,

GHAHMGGE dN "a, SALE Eo o. XALIABLE EEAL Is
sIkT 1 4h hR szTRHTpRI N2hFE
1R AVE ssuTa slpE or INA ATH T rTs
SIDE 81 sAMs5N sT TI sETwEES Y Fi r
WhsT II HhiS aioN dfTY sT B D. NORTH
bs Ds,pa . q y &C. sR
at public auetion in front Of the respective prem
ses, the following real estate and the improvements
&C, dhe1 eop, on tho days and hours hereinafter
On WEDNESDAY. October 18th, 1879, at O'Clock
In square 49, contained within the following messs
and hounds. viz: Beginning therefor the south
1859 feet ~ inches; thence east IS feet inches
thence south 81 feet ~ inches therce ives. IL feet
thence west 70 feet inches to the placs Of begin
ring. These PREF misses are known AZ the Nat Alto
arpurt. psnets thereto beionsins. snnexed Or BE-
lopsinS i9 ,he IT. shold will be sod, a,o . ,,,,,
building 1T. on ,hs south side Of MASSACHUSETTS
west, rear the cademy Of the Holy Gross.
ON THE SAME DAY. at O'Clock NJ. lot 81, in
This bsns o stnse oa
orth si6s Of samson street, between Fifteenth and
Terms of sale: One-tourth cash, and the residue
in four equal instalments at six twelve eighteen
nissory notes to be gwen therefor there
besriI interest from day of sale at six per cent
Fer nj or the S may at sir sso
until all of the purchase money and the interest
ers' cost, ard sioo to be deposited on each parcel
sold on acceptance q 8 s. EDWARDS,
cHAs. 4. q 5" S S{S ]; + H. Tr''!''s'
GEORGE TRUESDEI.L. Aust. oct3f.m.w&ds
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CONFESSION OF A PARRICIDE.-Henry ]. Gum,
who murdered his father, Justin L. Gum, tn
Bridgewater, Mass, September "a, was ar
rested in Boston Tuesday evening. He said he
was tired OF hiding and wanted his side Of the
story known, declaring that he had reason for
what he did. His confession is substantially as
follows: II had been digging potatoes On the
oath Of September and put them In the cellar
wet. Father, coming home from moving find
ing the potatoes were wet, did not like it. l
spent the evening with lady friend, and,
returning about 10 O'Clock, father let me in
and began to scold. l answered back and he
knocked me down and beat me badly. When
1 got up l reached long screwdriyer and
struck him, but he got the best Of me and
beat me good. l was wild for revenge, and,
as he rested on the edge of the bed, went
out and got Ratchet, and returned with It
concealed by my side. AS l passed him l
turned and struck him on the head, using
head Of the bed. l struck him three or four
times and left him. He made no noise. I went
to a Chest In the dinlng-room. broke 1t open,
took out $685. all there was, and his watch.
then packed my vallse, slept till morning in the
hay NOV, fed the horses, drove the COWS to pas
ture, walked to Bridgewater and took the train
for Boston, stopping at the Grand Central Ho-
tered at the Washington House as G. B. Foster,
remained all night, and next day met my aunt,
Miss Able Towle, who had then no knowledge
Of tie murder; spent the evening with her, re-
turned to the hotel, and next day saw in the
Boston papers an account Of the murder; went
to Boston and thence to New York, where met
an old chum, with whomI returntd to Boston,
ter being photographed Gum was taken to
Brockton, Mass, where he was arraigned for
murder, and, waving examination, he was COM
m1tted to Plymouth county jail.
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D b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRgsTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE sgBgRBAN
BOUNDARY STREET, CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. AND TWENTY-FIRST STREET;

TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
RS STEssaFHEE SaNF sTEEs
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated june 20. n
A, D. 1872. duly recorded in iber No $50,
folio 295, and at the request OF the party se -.
cured thereby, shall offer ct public suction, IL
day Of October. A. b. 1879 It O'Clock pm, the
following described real estate situate In thu county
Of Washington. d: to wit: All that certain piece
or parcel OF land, being pat OF tract known as the
Widows Mite and Of The nSdiy p. the.s Of
as lot O. certain plat Of survey made By WIN. For
syh June ID, 1859, recorded in said county bound
ed as follows, to wit Beginning ut the intersection
Of Boundary street, Washington, with the eastern
ana
nerhwaIdly on the Line Of said road at an angle of
feet thence at an angle OF 10 deg 80 min eastward
81 $500 feet on the line Of said road to . stone
he ins Ing a S S q s5
stone; thence southwardly ct an angle OF 1O3 deg
As min TO point on Boundary street 81 feet
from the beginning corner; thence on the line Of
said Boundary street to the placs Of beginning,
less. This property commands grand view Of the
city and Potomac river and has Il several stately
old oaks constituting the finest building site In the
District Of Columbia.
day Of sale and expenses Of sale, In cash. and the
balance ut twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale, secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold. or all cash. as purchaser may desire 4 de-
post q SEQ REQUIRED e time Of sae. and AL con-
Piled with ia seven days otherwise the Trustee 70
cot Of the defsning purch.ssr aftsr fys az. ID:
Vertisement JOHN 2. MORRIS,
oct7eod&ds trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-16
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY NEAR GOOD


HOPE HILL At AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust given to me and ~
enly recorded In Ljber No; 7Si; folio 119. one -
ton. on WEDNESDAY. the ODD day Of 0cto5er. A.
D. 1879, at o'clock pm. on the premises, all those
be Is Of plat q division Of Iand surveyed ies
outlines resuryeYed August. 1877, by n. Du Bots.
corded in Book No ., OF county records. pags 80,
with metes and bounds as follows: The 1rst piece
beginning at the southeast corner Of Leonard
perches to : stake; theaee south 81 dess, T. ! 81
is dess.. v: ezs.2o ,perches; thence north s41
sss , ssl taR5ng !sS spd ssiSS sess. @a.s
the northwest corner Of said last.described piece
and running south $50 deg. D. 48 % perchss thence
g b99 deg. "; $50 perches; thence north 151s deg
perches to the place Of beginning. containing two
and 451C0 acres. more or less. The third piece be-
at the srd fS e William gaI X
thence north 10 deg, E. 76 40 perches thence NORTH
A dec On s q Guny ESd
perches: thence north S9k deg, W. z perchss to
place q b. GINNING, containing four acres. more or
easen ents. rishts privileges. appurtenances and
ke1editaments to the same belonging or appertaia-
Ing
Of March, 1875, and expenses Of sale, in cash bal
ance of purchase money in one. two and three
mouths notes to bear interest and bs secured by
reGuiied at time Of sale. Oonveyancins at pur.
chasef's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven
days; otherwise Trustee reserves right to resell at
risk and cost OF purchaser, after giving i've days
oct0 eo&dbs A. 4. BROWNE. Trustee.