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=, 1 ron ELov ERs-A boy of 10 and Girl Of
Mass an a tn o;sether from South FraminSham.
graphec to the Lowell police as an e,cnem emf
a,gnantly repelled any aspersion on his COM M.
Rsaros ana RSseg taat be bad taken her from
her better one A slightly oider na,r 20 9 Hla
ana u, really did eiope from Cleveland. and
were overtaken by the boys mother ana The
glrls father. The girl behaved sentimentaiiy.
throwing herself on her lovers bosom, and de.
caring that her entwfnfng arms, but not her
bearC, might be wrenched from him. The boy,
however, on feeling the grip OF his mothers
hand on his shoulder said, 81 guess we'd better
go home with EN- Jennien
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HUNABD LINE.
~ NOTIOE
with the view Of Eliminating the chances Of col
H0n, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Tor al seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 30 ct -
1T, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the honewafd passage crossing the meridian
Ct 50 st - lat. or NOTHING to the north Of Il
TIE CuNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Retvvean New YORK and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork 1aa<o0r.
p.n IA. FsS E sGa aaea NsS 1 111a
AbyssiniA we'd March 70 GaIHa. wed. April q
Bsfavia. Wed. March Is Algeria. Wed, April 80
0cythia. Wed. April ] Scythis Wed, Nay
A1deveEy following Wednesday from New York
RATES or PASsAoA.
By geamers carrying steersge, $50 ana 100 gold.
According to accOmnn. dAtiOns.
Tickets to Paris, e16, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms Tickets t1Bued
special low rate Of $50 gold during the fall and
stseraee q very low rasea steersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and I'll other parts Of
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast 0laagow.
H4yra Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports.
Tor freight and passage apply % the OOmp4ny'e
oG6ce, No. Bowling Green. or both Storage and
eabtE, 70 OTIS bI6ELOW. Cos It'll street, Washing
Hn1ify CHAsL g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. n. z.
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
IN lM2 BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company win sail every Sat-
Mday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboken
HAtee OF passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
don. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin, 800;
eecond cabin, eco sseerage, ESQ. For freizht or
Green, New York. W. g. METZEROTT l. 90, 925
Pa. ave-, Agaats for WashfnRtOn. 0c1-ly
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NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PAS
SENGERS

Tho Steamer W. ". CORCORAN, which has been
recently built and furnished I. L rT-N
SIAxE Captain, Is the only boat al
Vernon wharf. Round trip ST. Including admission
20 mansion and grounds Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily Sundays excepted) at 10 a M. and re-
turns about 7. J. McH HOLLIN9SWORTH,
6upt ladies' Mount Vernon Association L. T.
BLAKE steamer w W. Corcoran. je15-ly
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ehe ~. ns.t Class stesnsrs q this line, ". A
mail TO The Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every a.
lernate Wednesday and Saturday cabin $61.$70
Gem Agt a south william It, New York FUN0H
kDYE 9 %. "a 80. VIM; G. Freight As'te T. ".
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CRUELTY TO THE INSANE-A Columbus 10
dispatch TO the New York Times says an inves-
ugaLion OF the affairs OF the Ohio state asylum
Deen subjected TO the most brutal punfshments.
one OF the penalties was ducking In cold water,
Inc SICK nave been forced to work In rooms
Wnere the temperature was 11Oo, and upon
their refusal to do so were stripped OF all their
ciotning, and wet towels used as whips. The
punishment Is described as very painful, but
ieavIng no marks on the person. Men were
Knocked down, and gag was inserted in the
mouth and kept there until the victim became
weak, exhausted and the face turned purpIe-
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THE EVENING STAR
CONGRESSIONAL
O0ssc1seet0n AZ YesferAn.,,. D.~-

HOCSE.-After our report closad tho go,
appI0pTaClon OIL was further Considered h
'nS House Id committee OF the whole. y
~, ne he Connittee then rose (having disposed OF
OF dr. .ne oiiD and the House, at 4 O'Clock. adj.
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A JERSEY THIEF's CONSCIENTIOUS WIFE-A
telegram from Elizabeth, n. j., March 25, saws:
Several nights ago burglar entered the house
81 400 In money. Yesterday afternoon MI,
Stansbury received letter dropped In the West
field post Office, and printed with lead pencil
Id rough, block characters. Tue letter told him
PIE tree on his place he would find near IL q
stone with his money hidden under 1t. Mr.
Stansburys wife advised him not to wait until
midnight, but to go Immediately, as no one
would dare place the money there after he re-
cefved the letter for fear of detection and II II
was there already some one might accidentally
went by the designated place, found a stone,
turned 1t over, and there lay a roll OF bank
notes There was 81 600 In the roll The letter
SAID mat the writer was woman; that her huS-
band had stolen the money while drunk. and
that she would pay back the remaing 500 as
soon as she could. Mr.. Stansbury is e.ated
over the return of the bulk of the stolen money,
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STEIaER & L1EBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH BRICK BASEMENT, No.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH BRICK BASEMENT, No
COZ TENTH STREET NORTHEAST,
18th day Of June. AID. Its, and recorded in f:s4
Liter 7s9. folio 1876, of the Land Records for Aa.1
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured, will sell at public auction, in front
March, AID. 1879, at o'clock p. M, all that lot Of
ground in the City Of Washington in the District Of
Columbia, known rs lot numbered forty seven CD
of Lanckton's subdivision of square numbered
nine hundred and thirty three (933), with the i'm
prOvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onethird 90 cash; balance in
equal instsllments, in six 16), twelve d2, eighteen
ds). and twenty,four t2D months, with seven %
per cent interest from day of SALE to be secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold Q. al cash.
quired at time Of sale Conveyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser II the terms of sale are not complied with
in seven days after sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser.
mar20-eo&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee
r II WARNER, Auct1oneer.
AUCTION SALE OF two (2) story Frame Il
House No ga N; Y ay., with good lot. to be Es:
sold MONDAY, March 3lst, In front of the -2..M
premises at ~ o'clock p.m. Terms at sale m246t
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ANOTHER MIss1NG FiDUcIARY AeEsr.-At
Lynn, Mass, much excitement has been caused
py alleged business Irregularities on the part Of
george y: White, whose failure was reported
No statement Of his affairs has yet been made
public, Whittle since falling has disappeared
ana IL Is alleged that he took with him the col
rector OF taxes book OF Lynn for 1873, he having
peen Guy collect0r and treasurer that year. II
is stated that considerable amount of uncol-
iecte0 taxes for that year is real estate which
Is impossible to collect as the lien has lost by
reason Oh alleged dereitctfon on the part of the
collector. 1t Is probable that two of the six
oondsmen OF Whittle VIII be called upon 10
maze maze good any deficiency that may appear,
bonds were signed, which were for Ssa % .e
the property Of the fourth is said - ~, ano
mortgage An Investigation Fin no Oe nsio 10
~ mace OF whites accr.Int with the cIts,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

't'dOMA6 DOW11N0, Aucd00eof.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE LAW LIBRARY.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN. 1n14
ING, April LIST ana I'd, commencing at 7:30kAV
O'clock. at my salesrooms, shall sell, . very@R
f1ne Law Library. This sale presents q fine oppor.
tunity to secure good standard works
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
MARIO q AuCtionoep
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BOOKS, &c.

HE MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE
oiNAa-6lsnsrck In the Franco German War
T,eanlngs OF Past Years Hon W. Il. C3adson.
d ne sAsS OF the Antouines; by W. W. Ospee.
SSt99dlsnts commentary on the Bible.
SpiituaI manifestations; Chas Beecher
6essle HarringtOn's Venture; MstthaVx
american Almanac for 1879
LOOKS f0r the Lenten Season.
Gaster yards In great variety.
WIN. BALLAETYNE SONS,
MHrIkn A8S 7th street.
The MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE DAY.
BISMARCK
IN THE FRANCOGERMAN WAR,
An authorized translation from the German Of
DR. NORTH BUSCH.
Two vols. Svo extra cloth, black and gold. 400
American readers now have an opportunity to
make acquaintance with the most widely discussed
pook OF the day, and those whose expectation has
been aroused by the reviews and correspondents
Will be able fully to understand the excitement 1t
has called forth in Europe.
MOHUN BROTHERS,,
mar1I-r 1915 Pa. oce.. corner 18th street.
A MoOREARY, formerly with Vim. Ballantyne
a. SOM has re-opened the BOOK STORE, 1142
18th street northwest, with an entire new stock Of
Books, Stationery. &c, Scrap Pictures. Gilt, EN-
6oseed and Plain Papers, Bordering, SC; Note
Paper at from cents quiz up, and Envelopes, q
good white), ct SOC. box also, Business Convent.
ences OF all kinds at proporuonataly low prices.
fe25-1m
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THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, No. 1341 STREET, OPPOSITE
FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst, AsS
1879, at 5 O'Clock, in front of the premises, MH5
shal sell lot 20, in slusre 24s, having .&a
foot alley, improved by an elegant three story and
basement brown stone front residence. containing
seventeen rooms; including bath, wash and furnace
rooms, with all the modern improvements; fine
brick stable rear OF lot with capacity 70: three
location in Washing on, and fronting the grand old
Franklin Park, presents unusual claims to its de-
STABILITY for private residence
Terms: One third cash balance at SIX. twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at per
cent per anDum until paid, aud secured by deed of
trust On the property sold, if the purchaser de-
sires to pay all cash. discount of the interest win
be made on the deferred payments. deposit OF
$500 viii be required when thu property is struck
off, Ali cOnveyanCing at the cost of this purchaser
mar15eO THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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CRANCERY SALE.

( NRANCERI SALE.
On MONDAY March 81, 1879 a. Az O'Clock 80
N VIII o1fer for sale st auction lots 2. aud ~
Is III Jusf's subdivision of square 935. situatedA
1t ar the corner Of 9th and G reet. northeast
For t. ns. &c see Republican
mar2s st REGINALD FESDALL. Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TWO 2ocALLoN COPPER SODA FOUNTAINS
IN GOOD ORDER.
ONE NEARLY NEW THREE HORSE POWER
EN6INE AND BOILER AT AUCTION.
TO-MOt ROW Saturday, March goth, 1879, at IL
O'Clock. IL front of my auction rooms, I shall sell
the above f1tJ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RIRCH ROBEY, Auctioneers,
- 938 and $40 Louisian6 avenue
CLOSING SALE OF aOP AND SC-TOP BUG
GlES. DR., fHE ION, OOURTLAND WAC
ONS, &c
We will sell a. our Bazaar, TO-MoR c"7-
kgW Saturday 2sth March, at 1876 Et@xN
from Louis G, ok. Cincinnati. Ohio
sale po' tive. BIRCH L ROBEY,
III auctionesrs.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

ONE LARGE sTEsRNS MARION FIRE
PROOF kAFE. OFFICE DESKS, LOT WAL
NUT OFFICE RAILING.
TWO SMALL FIRE-PROiiF SAFES IN GOOD
CONDITION.
TOMORROW Saturday. March 29sh, 1879 80
q, 10 O'clock in front my auction rooms sugl1I
1t THOMAS BOWLING. Anc,
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THE TRADES.

DOOMBINDING.
ID Tie public il Esgpsctf1Ily informed that the
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY
= cArrisd On &c heretofore. The same excellent
Workmen are employed. and the work turned out
win be IN the superior style which has always bean
Characteristic Of the establishment
ap8Iy 1O13 Pennsylvania ace, Sd floor.
GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERH,
lO19 Pennsylvania 0Ve., Washington, DO
- Fine Printing . Speciality. janl8-ly
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THIS EVENING.

H l N A r 8
IMPORTANT SALE
I tt -
BY American and Foreign Artists,
10 Ee sold at Corcoran Building on the evenings ~
MARCH 9th and 28th.
NOW ON EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING
IT. COLDwELL Auct!oneer.
sale. VIII oo.iu ,n. VI
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HOW rTosAs EuFoRp WENT CUNNING FOR Nh,

HOW THOMAS BuFoRp WENT CUNNING PoR Nxr.
BfR OF THE KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEkLs.
"A special dispatch to the n. Y. World from
frankfort. KY, March &c. says-Col Thomas
Bulord, or Henry county, has for some time had
a case OF much Importance TO him pending in
tne court or appeals. and the case was decided
Judge Elliott delivered the opinion. A. / O'CLOCK
the court adjourned. and the Judges went to
the Capitol hotel 10 dine. Chief Justice Pryor
arrived at the hotel the first OF any OF his COL
leagues and spoke 10 Buford, who was sitting
on the porch, and al that time unarmed. In 4
very little while Judges Elliott ana Hines fol-
soTS the chief justice; In the mean time Bu-
,ora had LEFT his seat and bad procured q double.
e esn shot gun, and with a game bag over
MS shoulder he looked as though he was start
FIf,o 0n an AMI innocent cunning expedition Judge
1,a aoe. Het MIN AT the foot OF the massive stone
one discounted sutton: w
take drink" '0'u' won't you CONS
and ms ho Invitation Judge Elliott politely declined,
elsewhere, turned and started m the s,e S~ -
the motel Before he had half reached fhe Tn N
P,oif and Tr,a leNeied his gun at Judge
!eft side OF the judge and lodged In his hear ro
The gun being loaded with oucSshot, OF coursc
the Judge Tell dead. Buford placed hts hat
under the head or his victim and said:
Now die like man"
The assassin was Immediately taken into GUS
tody and the dead Judges body was carried
hicp tHt uotti, WITTY btiltT Ju0 YES ana llS
numerous friends gathered around It. When
brought before Esquire Gwynn. Buford passion
ately kissed the barrels OF his gun which he
bad taken from the hands OF bystander In
Jail he said, 81 inteRded the other load for Judge
Pryor, but changed my mind" The excitement
here is beyond all precedent and we are wen
accustomed to IL at that. Threats OF lynching
have been made but nothing has been done up
10 ii O'Clock. Tie suit was brought some years
ego ~ Henry county 10 enforce heavy lien on
buford's farm. Judge Pryor, now chief Justice.
was circuit Judge or that county at the time
and decided the case against Buford The de.
hearing was granted and a change OF venue
was taken TO Lexington, Fayette county. Judge
Hunt decided ia the same way. On appeal 10
the court OF appeals the murdered Judge Elliott
affirmed the lower courts. A rehearing here
was also granted, but again, a few days since,
the court reaffrmed the case, Judge Cofer writ.
ing the opinion this time. Burords purpose
was to Kill all who had decided against him.
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VIcH's
40
FLORAL GUIDE.

A 6eauhfui work Of 100 Pages, One Colorsd
descriptions Of the best flowers and Vegetables and
bow 20 srow them AL for FIVE GENT SrANP. In
Ingliah or German
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN ITS
RAgee, Si1 Coiored Plates, and many hundred En-.
cravings. For oO cents tn paper covers; Il 90 In
elegant cloth. LII German or English.
VICKB ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MA0A.
HNE32 Pages, Colored Plate in every number
and many nne EugravingA Price ELK . year
Five Copies for $500.
VICK'S SEEDS are the best In the world Send
FIVE CENr STAMP for FLORAL GUIDE Containing
Eist and Prices. and plenty Of information Adore
tan4-lawom s.&K6t ~ -
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IN LBS. BEST BUCKWHEAT. Is
1O 10 lbs Breakfast Hominy. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Turkish Prunee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
8 Dried Apples. ...................,..,.... rs
good Roasted Rio Coffee. ..................l LOO
Pealed, or lbs. unpealed Peaches. IS
coed Cheese. ............................. Is
4 iU6 OIdChoT OuSt ~
Best Holland Gin. California Brandy.
Garden and Flower Seeds.
O. 8. O'HARE b SON.
mar6-h 1918 tn st - sC., bet and n.
EOR LENT.
Boston OOd6sh Balls Columbia Boned Hefrtng.
FinnAn Haddie.
Holland Crown Herring. Columbia River Salmon
Fish ChoWdef.
Mountain Trout Fried Sea Trout
Canned Deviled Crabs.
Sardines IN Mustard. Sardines In T0matoee
sardines-Noel brand-only 90 per dozen.
And many other seasonable dsicacies just received
B. W. REEDS SONS,
Imported and Domestic Table Luxuries,
feb25-tr 1916 II street..
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JAMES DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

JAMES DUNCAN. Auctioneer.
~ WI sell the entire stock of DRY GOODS FANCY
GOODh and NOTIONS contained in Store No 400
1th st. W., (oEp. Odd Fellows Ha!l) Sale d,,y
Poeeo m: NJ. HARTOG.
maIIt-ot Salesman.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN.
SYLVANIA AFENUE BETWEEN FIHS r

MARR L. BYRNE, Real Estate Brokers,
1N No. COS 7th street northwest
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STEAMERS, &c.
non NORFOLK. 20 RTREsS MON.
ROE AND THE SOUTH.

y ROE AND THE SOUTH.
n win and elegant iron Steamer LADY on
TIL LAKE, leaves 9Th. street wharf, -6~s
every Monday, Wednesday and FIJI =
With steamers for New fori and Boston. and rail.
1ueDdAy. Thursday and Saturday, nj O'CLOCK ~ m
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
0seomer JOHN W. THOMPSON, leaves sixth
.tIeef wharf every Monday at I'm, S6~
tO sn H .nd ssiu 16Trff a for G1rrio
ing. so1is Ano Eesurn-
sTEAMERs FOB NEW YORK
slte4nsssi1 saye s Psr GIBSON and go KNIGHT
&or1: eyesy saturday, at O'Clock p M >6EfB
Sc II1Eses0wn saturday morning. and Alex.
vflsteht t.ten at lowest rates Apply 1t oacs over
Naaon:i Metropclian Bani, 18th street, or ofce Of
marl.6 SAMUEL BACON. President
S1E4AlM.1Es1K MAITANO, Captain VIZ. Il.
me me S., every Tuesday, Thurs Esafaa5a
49, ~: sn1 SUNDAY, ct ~ N, for Po-
Em1c LIVER landlngA On Tuesdays for Msttox
&eeH Oolton's, and landings In St Clements Bay.
W1co9nico river. On Sundays for COlton's and land.
ing IN Nomini Creek Returning ON wednesday,
xL1oAy. and Monday mornings, making interrnedi.
= tAnoangs, excepting Mattox on Wednesday.
ADoye tips con- mence Tuesday, Feb. 18th
Nos SIS sna III SSes o. avs
n9ea q 1t ONCE foot OF 9th and streets s.w.
feoI1 g. 7. JONES. Aren't.
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The Hartford Marriage.
ho" The coohIsalP OF CoAcHMAN sHEP

Ho" The cookIsHlP OF CoAcHMAN SHEPARD
WAS BEGIN AND CARRIED ON.
A telegram from Hartford March as. saws.
The excitement over the e)opement OF Miss
Nellie Hubbard still continues, and fresh rumors
are continually set affoat. There are, however
some additional points of interest connected
with young Shepards associations In the Hub
bard family. He is said to have an unusually
way toward Winning the good opinieD Of yeunS
ladies. Shepard cannot only sing remarkably
we'll, but he is an exceedingly competent mimic
OF the voice and manner OF stage favorites
of the family were In full possession OF the
house to enter the parlor and have the
nenefit OF piano accomplishments by his de-
Nellie, who had been specially attracted
toward him, gave particular encourage
ment to these entertainments. The young
than would ordinarily be conceded to family
employe, and this can be explained by only the
fact that his attafnments invited to a certain
degree fs Communicating, II is recalled here now
prenticed to farmer, and then had charge or
the horses. He has since won his way to an
envfable place I'm his profession and among
New England statesmen. He often refers to
the humble circumstances OF his boyhood with
Justifable pride that he has achieved succe IS In
the face OF so many obstacles. AS said yester-
day, his eldest son was married some years ago
10 the daughter OF prosperous German me-
chanic In the employ OF the Colts. PerhapSthe
worst thing about the marriage is the scan-
the stimulus or an excitement originally caused
by the event The whole public seems to be
engaged in studied attempt TO overhaul pri-
waite regulations, and more gossip Is afloat than
has been known at a single time for years.
DIVORCED WIFE FIRES PISTOL AT HER
RECENT MATRIMONIAL PARTNER.-A telegram
TO the y. Y. Herald from Terre Haute. Ind
March %, Says:-ShOrtly after O'clock this
afternoon Julia d. Hosford, divorced wife of
Charles Z. Hosford, lessee and manager OF the
opera house in this City, went with her attor-
ney, n. G. Buff, to the private Office OF Mr. Hos
1ord 10 arrange with him something concerning
lawsuit, In which Mrs. Hosfofd was the plain.
III. deadly enmity has existed between the
Two Nv. since Their separation, and her attorney,
MT ;I Dun, SHOWING meeting would only serve
W iniiame ner deadly passion toward him, was
Ieluctaht 10 accompanying her. He finaiiy
consented to visit him with her il she should
confne herself strictly to the matter I'm hand.
While the Interview was taking place Mr. Hos
ford denied something she had said when sud
denly she drew a revolver from her bosom and
nred. The ball missed its mark. and she was
about to fire again when Horace NJ Smith, one
OF the attaches OF the Office, sprang forward and
Wrenched the revolver from her han1 The
affair caused great excitement, as IL was re-
ported Mr.. Hosford was shot dead This is the
third time Mrs. HoSf0rd has ATTEMPTED the life
OF her divorced husband The cause of her
strange conduct, as Mrs. Hosford herself states,
is tnat ne has treated her very cruelty.
mwrru
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COVEHEI6N0' CO-OPEBATIVN AZ
= ISOLATION,
1898 Seventh EtreoS -. -.
eConomixe; reduce your expenses to the minimum
pay cash; buy uflddtIterGted goods, Of full toct0A
mark the gain in health. wealth and self- respect
Our trade ticket, good for one year. win cost you
under our contracts with AfnuAted firms In III tines
Of goods.
We have Q fun stock Of
FINE AND STAPLE GROCERIES,,
which we sell at the lowest market rates for cash.
and divide the net profits, II any, among our patronk
ian8l-tr 1855 Seventh st. ss.s0.
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THOMAB BOWLING. Auctioneer.

mar20-eo, dbs6ds
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