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TRGSrEES SAIE DE FRAME HOUSE and LOT
ON = STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
and FOURTEENTH SITS 3. T., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of . deed Of trust given to me, and -
duly recorded in Liber No 87z. folio 49, one Of ::
the Lind records for the District Of Columbia, E1
and by request of the party secured thereby, VIII
offer for sale at public auction on MONDAY, the 12th
Of the premises al that piece parcel Of land stu
ated IN Washingson city, District Of Columbia, and
known upon the Rrounu plat or plan Of said city as
and being part Of Loe twenty four f2Y, 10 saqar.
follows: Beginning Tor the came ct the northwest
corner Of said lot, and running thence east forty
seven feet; thence south Ole hundred and two feet
s1 inches 70 the rssr line Of said lot thence west
two fest inches. to the place Of beginning, to-
gether with all the improvements, ways easements,
nights privileges ard appuftenAnces to the Same be-
loSsink or in any wise appe claiming.
Terms ODeiourfh cash; balance in monthly
to bear per cent interest and to be secured
by deed Of trust on the p1emisea Conyeyancing at
purchasers cost deposit Of $50 required at time
of sale. Terms to be complied with within days,
therwise the Trustee the right to resell the
property ut the risk and cost OF the defAulug pur
chaser upon giving five days notice Of such resale
JVHN II. HUTCHINSON,
myIeo6ds Trustee
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CONGRESSIONAL,
Conclusion of YeStersl0u,a R10eeedinos

SENATE-After our report closed
stitutional power to pass the bill to prevent the
introduction OF contagious and infectious dis
eases into the United States, and the necessity
10r doing so: Something. he said. must be DONE
be dealt with. 1t would require twenty years
1or the south to recover what it lost by the Ca
lam1ty last year. The question was stated on
the pending motion, namely, to reeommit the
Dill TO the committee with Instructions to re-
port code OF rules and regulations to carry
the act into effect
1 O'Clock. wv
The Senate at $40 o'clock went into executive
session. and when the doors were opened ad-
j0urned until Monday.
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I. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
ThBBSSTTPE,s SALE %, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY ON SEVENTH 17rH) STREET
ROAD NEAR BOUNDARY STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the "A
recorded in Liber No. BIG, folio SO. one Of ,GS;
the land records for the District Of Columbia and
at the request Of the party secured thereby, l. az
front q The premises, oa%0NDAY the sth day Of Of
scsi6sd real e.tste situate f. the county Of Wash
9Hn nun fortyth5es l4s), in jesse B. Haws sub.
IAs No s2S folio $40 Of the land records Of the
lot at the southeast corner thereof and running
lot one hunorea aud fifteen I15l feet nine Coy
On q line parallel with the southern boundary line
OF eai lot one hundred and fifteen Ql6) feet, niue
GU 1nchee thence south in linz with Seventh (7th)
ST. Get road twenty (2O feet to the place OF begin
ming, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in one 3D. and two (O
Years, for which notes Of the purchaser viii be
taken arbR interest at the rate Of eixht 81 per
Of on the property sold, all cash at the pur-
chasers choice. All cOnveyancing at the pur-
chaser's cost deposit of $1O0 will be required at
time OF sale. The right to resell at purchasers
risk II terms OF sale not complied with in seven
days from day OF sale is reserved by the Trustee.
GEO. w. STIOKNEY,
ap24 eOd&ds Surviving Trustee
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oscs Nhwtts m ARTISTS 0fWG1O>
"A plain orougham OF the simplest "a. tvo
DeauuIui chestnut horses, q driver akd foot
.nan On Ine o01 10 ordinary drab overcoats-
vehicle In the rear. Had NOT n ro,scerns.
dashed up and ordered a hsh-cart ont m the
way, and proceeded TO clear the sidewa,S
little, the next-d0or neighbor tells us Is M
body would have known that it was the ur1nca
and princess.r The street Is blocked, and
many q more imposing carriage than that on
royalty pulls up out OF respect TO the august
personages who have entered the gallery OF the
me art society 10 see Herbert Spencers picture
~, rosslng She Sarda," Gan incident OF his royal
!! my mess tlis Prince Of Wales tour In FDdia)
oystander. johnson. sir" REPLIED the
epe t Is one OF the GraphSc artists he went
oul 10 40 the pictures when the prince went
~ Inoaa, ana this, wlsch is being or hfbted
oetore going ITO the areademy is n favorffe
S1pJecey panied ey his Royal Highness, ortlersIv
Inc prince and princess are corninQ ont Rond
street Is itself again, and we enter sfraicht
UPON her SerI Johnson flushed with his recent
Interview. He is sorid young man OF thtrfv
quiet and self-possessed as a rule. "Weil. what
Old they say, Johnson, Old MANI ss1hey were
very kind, he replies. "Did the prince ike the
pisture?" 'Ye said so, was the reply .sbut he
was sorry there was not tiger In &c. ren,ipd-
ed him that We saw no tigers on that particular
occasion. He said he would like a tiger scene 1
told him I would paint him one. lie Commits
stoned me to paint one. and TO submit sketch
TO Lin as soon IS could We proceed TO con-
slider the work which has been so fortunate It
Indian river flowing through a wide stretch OF
country, bordered by distant hill and fringed
With foliage. The travellers on the elephants
are the prince and his friends
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RAIDERS DIsREGARDING THE PRESIDENTS
fROCLANATloN-A telegram to the N. Y. Herald
lamatton by President Hayes ordering settlers
to keep out OF the Indian territory is not being
obeyed by people who are gathered at Inde
to two hundred leave daily for the public lands
which were purchased from the Indians In 1856.
General Pope has been ordered to keep settlers
from going on to the land, and an officer states
there are now 1000 soldiers within easy Gis-
lance; that the order will be carried out and
boOdshed will ensue Is probable, as the class OF
men now en- route to the territory are the same
Carpenter, who led the gold seekers at that
time, is the head center OF this raid There is
great excitement In this section over the mat
ter, and hundreds OF people are docking to the
new country.
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w 0I6HANO 6UfT q beetsr and o6sepse Din
6ad 6ssod. 10 sis b ssrsss. sexssn@ 3 and rs
- no9thv8 O Branch Store. No 40e "a slEeee
1WfhVUk T. R-YeEy good prices paid foI 0Igt.
d. 0oQoedAand Olotkl16. xoe0 b. man prompt
Y0110106 q. j01l-0
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CHANCERY SALE OF DEsIRABLE BUILDIEG
" LOTS IN TEE SQUARE IMMEDIATELy
SOUTH OF THE RESIDENCE UF THE
BRITISH MINISTER, BEING on OONNEO
TICUT AVENUE AND M, n, EIGH rEENTH

HIAnN %5E SALE OF pEs yR 81 RgILDRIIEs9
sTHh sEsa 81 81 HHHg
Ar dsIfSsETEEsEEA sThskTS AND JET T.
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of -
day Of December, 1877, IL Equity Cause. Mo-
vii on the eis S Gay q Nay is7 Me
Ing ct the same time and place from day to day until
ior sale at public auction all those lots parcels Of
and IN the city VI Washington. Ia the District Of
Columbia, and known ana distinguished tho plats
Il IN Econ meg
hundred and qssS Which ssia subdYi
once Of the snrvayor Of the District Of uoumS sns
square Iao6 lot VIII b offered Separately. and the
I ner OF the square) will be offered first Copies Of
tioneer Of either Of the Trustees on application
Te ms Of sale Onefourth Of the purchase m ,nsy
Die in six co, twelve (lO and eighteen (iS) months
81 az ssa %
BY them 9pti ths whole 81 the purchase mo o i
post OF &1O6 win be required on each Lot and cS H
SseysncinE ana recording st the cost Of the pur-
serve the right to resell the property 90 sold al the
dnd eS Of sss After
Evening 8 gar g ji sR8 Warrington Post '''
TT Or. E Eias s sEg:.a'as'ea: Trustees.
BIZ W2Es{ks s AT. 81 So & nv. ~ .p,s,ds
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BHRON-SrHIFALY. On April 20, 1879 by Raw
Joseph 7: He hey, pastor OF Fourth PresbyteFiaa
Church, 1t the parsonage, JOHN BERoH 20 ANRLIA
SCHlYALY. No cards .
TAGEN-eMITH On Tuesday. April 18th 1879.
voI TAGKN, Of blade phia, TO ALICE g. SSfTa.
of Portland, Ne No cards
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WALTEk B. WILLIAMS Il CO., AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TIRE
r T. COLDWELL Real Estate Auctioneer,
q. No. 806 + street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRABLE Two
STORY BRICK OFFICE BUILDING. No SO

VI.
TWHLFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April -
22d, A. d 1878. duly recorded In hber No. ga
$50, folio 160, one OF the land records for the .X
District Of Columbia and at the requ aet of the lder
Of the Tote secured thereby we Will sell st cubic
auction, In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
May 18th. 1879. ct 81 o'clock M, the following de-
ec1ibeo rea estate situate 1n the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia, to wit PARTS Of lots nbsr
ed three 90 and five t5). In Square numbered thres
same at point ON 18th street seventy four CD feet
running thence east seventy five (75) fest; thenc.
north twenty six (26) feet; thence west twenty Ave
t2,) feet; ther south three co feet the west
fifty ssol fest to said l2h street and thence south
(23) feet to the point Of beginning with
the privilege Of the alley three go feet in width az
Per attached to said deed OF trust together with
the improvements, &C.
Terms: One third cash and the balance in Sly,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest," at eight
Per cent per aunum. secured by deed OF trust on
the property sod; or all cash, ct option Of the pur.
chaser SlOO deposit required at the time Of sale.
and all conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with In seven days,
otherwise The Trustees reserve the right resell The
property ut the rlEk and cost of the defsultng
Ihs,er, after five days advertisement
BkA1NARD II. WARNERl u.,..o,.
my1eo&ds IVORY g. KIMBALL. 1rus'oo"'
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING ron,
SITUATED ON STREET. NEAR NOR ri

TRTsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
5 TATE .T IL TIE ~ : CITY "a WASHING ron,
cAPITot sTKeET. BENG No 54n STREET EeEEE
BY virtue Of DEED Of trust bearing date -
one Of the land records for Washington county. in
party thereby secured, the subscriber viii sell at
Rnb ts aa IL ont q the s9S
E sty q IN shs se1SE
hundred ana twenty seven t257S in dilbers's re.
sns
q tnreest9ry press brick house with modern im-
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. and the remain.
sale eonyeyanciDs at the cost Of the purchaser.
from re dsy ssls tie Hropsrty w" VIII be Tssoid Il
risk a1 S1SHSRb Il wSG
apl4m. th&ds -e
TRUsTEEs T SALE IL OF 1n ERL SSaNT sUB0RBAN
s. Sc isss Sssss 3 9 sass
e e. SstS Az q xps5 1saS, "a 81 At = Rass
sishteea as: nineteen dS twenty i5S' md Tsen;;
ty-Opo (2l), In block numbered nine 90, OF Hal aud
Evans subdivision Of the Meridian Hm properly;
twelve and twenty -four months from the day Of
rate OF seven per cent from the day OF sale. the
title to remain I'm the Trustee till the whole 81 the
purchase money is paid or the whole Of the pur.
chase money may be paid In cash. ct the option Of
the purchaser. the day Of sale or on the day Of
the ratification thereof by the court. Two hundred
dollars deposit ON accordance Of the bid.
OALDERON OARL1SLo. Trustee.
THOa. e. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ap5S-dGI
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ga correspondent In Walteroorough 3. e.,
deecrihinQ ma recent Cyclone there, cited, as Q
remarkable occurrence. that" sheep was four a
MING I'M the road with every particle OF v <oei
taken from It as Clearly as razor cou)rs have
done II" F'
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No. 500 INTERIOp& SNo sc
Z ST. R.w. All n h1STiss EES casAf 81.


PAPERHAEaINGs-Morris Dressen, E..tlsss
sp Is np
81 oo
good ssa6e MICE material ready for putting uprom
% PicTuRE Svsr Timed Copper
Morsted and Wire Center Picture Cord, Picture
MIC fncr H5PEs Room MouLp1Ne-r, eu.. Walnut
cbese .sH sSs Sony Brackets and VAN
Pockets. Marbletop Flower Seands. &c. Abrasive
SIX SEiSRT and Gard sin.
Lfssesi y,siiy N s9e G ana Pilot ,sr.phs popu.r
subjects Ia sppropriafe frames. ii reduced prices
eoie Agent in the District for Brewertons Popular
fs osde fSr F:p.rn.nsnr. pctur. Frames and
window Shades Rps Stpay Th 1lsS !, NV sron.
e. az zsf sx iIs Se0F from "a .; ;s
WAsHINGToa Law REPORTEa,
b. S. Soy ose. gr hs
Ri saPsss g. saSs sa & c:S s
o: g Land Department: the New SUITE entered ssca
Ss:e q bs :S :as z sas
Of interest 70 the LAea Fr.tsnity and 20 Business
m shosaRs so Ref9sf TEsss!s ss. y POI Ann'
SSa E e fS%k o2 Ra! sSs'' ssa.r.r
j ,Ss ~, ; Ss s::ad SSosISSSsS
CLOTHING scs which MAZE spscssiy, t. 30.
s6 S ga g .Sss Sc ssl E'S Ass.s q s IS s
:as IS ss: z: sssoGe : Ne 81 ~
Swnnp%.s g! sEas,9s q, q. |. ..-....
un1s are now osssnisine for - Season oe ,s7aL
fsasss. Ss.sls@ss "a ddaaassn. Who ,nAsnA en-
serins. azs reQussesd 10 maka tmmediAts egplica-
hon. War1l1U
n. ssW1 iym.u .mm
~ fXugHLyAN1A AvlNu1
I'M VxTuHl0 q 6f10ALTX.
t.sSF e p - 2 go 3: 49, s ssfs Z SO
<Oybs AND CHILDRENo
STRAW HATS.
LApIs and .oEHTLIMEN'S 8L.K IN
BRKLL1Ak Complete 9TOQk 3use opened
nyltr 4oS5 kss oses
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucdoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING on SIXTH STREET, BET VEIN g AND
n AHR0 NORTHWEsT. 80. -. ----'
p M. We shall sail at public anction. ON the Ia.
premises: parts Of Loes 81 and IS, in 6auare ~:
z48, fronting on 9Th street, between and north.
west with improvements, consisting Of threesto1y
fronting on 18th street. between N and o northwest
with improvements, consisting OF two story brick
good frontage
Terms Of sale: One-third cash the balance In six,
terest from day Of sae and by deed Of trust
ehsserst cost. 800 down on each piece when sold.
ap3Od WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 90, Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
EOUk.AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
HOUSE PKoPfRTY. AZ AUcr1oN NJ DALI
,.Ngnn MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th. -
shall sell Lot 8. in Square 400 having a front
o. 90 feet inches and running back with an average
The improvements.
years, with notes bearing interest at az psr cant
per .t aInu m until paid and secured b5 deed Of
cbassr rs cost. &l00 down at time of sale ." D'
ar2o dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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TIMI-midnight. She" Hark! what Is that.'
He-"H 'sh! 1t Is the-hlc-cati She" No, It
drunk as usual" He-"YeS, know, that Is
hic-s0." Tableau.-(Nor. Herald
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DuNoANsos BROS. AucsionserA
FINE IMPORTER BRANDIEs, WINES AND

- LkQUO1SO Al AUUIIUN.
On WEDNtsDAY, the It'll day Of May, e~
Store OF George n Henault southeast cor. Ea1
ner OF eth ard d streets north the re.
aud Liquors, comprising pure Holland Gin. import
20 JaHaca Rum, Scotch Whskey, Imported Sherry,
Leoylle Chateau LArose and Chateau Mar3aux.
vintage Of 1.65 Also, fine Black Walnut Marble
eco "AAeA'.A ~
THIS stock is wo tn the attention OF connoisseurs,
son OF which was sci :cted By the late Jules s. He
nault whi In Europe
my24t DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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senator GORDON has q sheep ranch OF A0,OOO
acres at " Ty station, Ca, which y In charge
OF his son Hugh, an enthusiastic eneep Iafmer.
Hugh has put up seven miles OF wall, ana begun
business with flock OF ], 100.
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y -''~A -''''''0 A'0"s'
TRUsTEES BALE OF A TwOsTORY FRAME
HOUSE, No. 726 Sixth STREET NORTH

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated January ~
"a; ID 1sI6, and recorded in Liser No sos, Es
fSo ST o. an eas AZ a nd rs fSr District
thereby: wiz Ell e public auctton In front Of the
Pssa st s On the f 18th day q Msy
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One,third cash balance In six and
twaNe months, with interest ct seven per cent per
sold depoeit Of $50 on Dag ef sale. II terms are
not complied With In FIVE days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at risk and cost Of defaultinQ pur
chaser. Convey ncng at purchasers cost.
my3eo&ds ROBsr H. WARD, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.


IhOoI IE6' SALE OF ELE6ANT RESIDENCE
No A9 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust, -
and recorded in Libsr No. 743, folio 49, one GG.:
OF the land records Of the District of Columbia the
front Of the premises, on MON DAY the "a day OF
June, 1873, at O'Clock. all Of lot numbered 3D. of
square $50. as recorded in Liber 81 D @, folio i04
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebte mess
from August r. 1873 secured by this deed Of tr asst
unpaid, with the expense Of sale in cash,
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser,
pt airing interest from the day of sale and secn ced
BY deed OF trust on the property sold will be
taken. A deposit Of $500 suan be required OF the
purchaser at the time OF sae, and all convey ancing
in days the trustees reserve right to resell at risk
and cost OF defautlug purchaser, after giving sucn
3: LEWIS BLACKFnRD,l rr,,,.oo.
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, trustees
THOS. IL. WAGGAMAN Aucf au2QdAda
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CTEIGER LIRBERMANN,
y Real Estate Auctioneera

TRUaTEEk' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL E6TATK ON TIE EAST aIDE OF
F STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of adeed Of trust. dated May -. IL
337. Of the Land Records for the District O.
Columbia, and by direction OF the party thereby
public auction, in front II the premises, on NON
DAY, the 9Th day Of May. AD. 1879. ct O'Clock p
division Of original Lot numbered seven %, in
Square numbered one hundred and forty. two (l42),
In Washington city, p. O., with the i'm proyements
and appu1tenances thereto belonging, or In any wise
aPpertaintng.
Re, ms Of SALE One third cash: balance In equal
i I IN siI. twelve and eighteen months
ing interest at seven per centum per annum until
paid. and secured On the property sold. win be
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
five days from day Of sale: the property will be
FOLD at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser after
nve days notice In Evening Star newApape,- All
conveyanci2g q puYchaeer's cost.
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/ IOWNMAN q 66EEN, Aucuc060fB.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE ON T
STREET NOR tn, BETWEEN 18TH AND lara
STREETS WEST. IN CITY OF WASHING

By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date ~
On tire 18th day of september, A D. 1875, E.
and recorded in aiber 799, folio l0s, Of the 4.4
the request of the holder Of the note thereby Sc
cured will sell at nabic auction, in front Of the
O'Clock p: m, ali that lot Of ground in the city Of
Washington, in the District VI Columbia; known as
corded subdivision Of square numbered two hun
dred thirty seven (23) with the improvements, con-
Terms Of sse AMOUNT Sa Of secured
by deed Of trust $1,000 with ten per cent interest
thereon .om Goth April 1873, to day Of sale. and
and eighteen months with interest, secured by a
deed Of trust On the property. A deposit of one
ancinE at cost Of purchaser.
sp26-d&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers,
w 100l northwestcorner 10th and Dnw.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF CLOTHS. CAss1.
MERES, &C.
On MONDAY, May sth. 1879. at 8 .. M, We shall
sell ct our auction rooms tie balance of tae stock
part: Imported Pantaloon, Vest and suit Patterns,
White luck. Marsa Les. &c all Of fashioaablo
my2d WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., .Aucts.
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A Father Kills His Little Daughter.
HORRIBLE MURDER BY SECOND ADVENT L.
NATIC.

HORRIBLE MURDER BY SECOND ADVENT L.
NATIC.
Sometime yesterday Charles F. Freeman OF
P0cassett, Mass, in freak OF religious frenzy,
man is Second Adventist, and has bee )me
greatly excited during the last few days while
attending series OF revival meetings About
q week ago he claimed to have received a ssWou-
de!1ul revelation" and has not eaten or slept
since. He says that the Lord directed him 10
s sac MS little daughter, and declares that
she Will rise again in three days. The little one
was transffxed with knife by her insane
rather. ana her blood was poured out uDon a
Iakie which was tmprovised as an altar. Free
man Is ABOUT 35 years DID, and lives with his
WIZ ana family on his farm In Pocasset, He
has lived IN Pocassett about seven years.
and IS In moderate circumstances. he is
particulars state that Freeman, who is the
mail-caTTier at Pocassett between the rail-
road station and the post Office, woke his wife
al $50 O'Clock on Thursday morning and told
her he must make sacrifice to the Lord OF his
youngest daughter. He got up ana took the
with butcher knife, causing her death His
WHe SAID IL was all right and that Abraham
would raise her up next Sunday Freeman saws
the cnlio gave one scream and died a minufx,
afterwards; 1t is stated that the Second Ad.
ventlstS held meeting at Freeman,s honsa tho
same afternoon, aud appeared to wish the affair
kept quiet. Freeman carried the mail as usual
and showed no signs OF insanity THE c,aslse ~
the terrible deed appears to be religious excite.
ment alone. Freeman is now at his residence
iD charge of Officer Redding and DR.. J. C. Wood,
OF Pocasset. He Informed a reporter yesterday
that he was told by God to offer Edith ihis young
and beautiful daughter) as a sacrifice to aim,
and that he did so, as God would not stay his
hand. He had to do His command and He
would justify him in his act.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneer.

0UNCANSON BHOS., Auc10neerx
WALNUT NJ T. HAT RACK: OAK MNiNG
TAAH B l.j GHHAIRs; MAHOGANY BED 3TRAD9
On M0NDAY MOANING. May 5th, commencing
Of 10 O'Clock. viii sell the above Eods n No Si7
amily - may2V
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EWAL NOTICE TO THE ROLDERS
u OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN pa
nIRIG RAILROAD GONNA

undR the Plan Of Reorganization. ratified b. It.
as0ee q the Court, the time in which Bondholders
ShO00 b allowed 70 participate In the benefts OF
he Pan By the conversion Of Bonds into Preferred
6fock NJ left TO the discretion OF the Purchasnx
0ompnittoA Moro than three years having pasaed
1noe this rtghy Wns etven, and more than nine
1e0kh1 Of the Bondholder1 having converted thei,
Ben61, The Committee DESTROYS Of closing their q
bof1, kGReby give notice that the right Of converns
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock WI terminata
m - SOth day Of June, 1879.
Circulars giving information how tia conversion
. mAde can Be bad q the once OF tho Northern Pa
oi1e z r Co, No. q Fifth avenue, New York
Th0 original stock WIN be exchanged Tor Otoc2
NM TIE Plan up TO the Same TINA
IREOKRIOK KILLINGS,
Uea p l95& Chairman Rurchaatns Committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03
TRUsTEE's BALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN And
M SIRE Eta NORTHWH ST

1tth. A. d. 1876. and recorded in Ltber No.
s25, folio 40. Ct the land records for Distrct3.
thereby. vi sell at public auction, in front Of the
TT asn On THURSDAY. the 18th day Of May.
depth 6f no feet. Of Lot 49, in square $40. ~
Terms OF sale: One;third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest ut per cent Ter an.
mum, eecured BY deed Of trust ON the properly sold
deposit Ct $50 ON day Of sale. Hferms are not
right to resell at risk and cost OF defaulting pur
chaser. ConveyancinG Of purchaser's cost