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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NJ STREET NORTH
STREETS, WASHINGTON, D. c., BEING
HOUSE NO 1Ol1 NJ STREET.
Oh the Sd day Of July, 1876. and recorded in f.
Liber No. 1927, folio 159, of the land re- -4sa
quest Of the party secured, I viii SELL at public
auction. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
THE path DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1886, AT O'CLOCK
PM, Lot numbered Ave t5l, of Davidsons snbdi-
vision Of square numbered three hundred and
three story Brick Dwelling House. with back buila
ing and stable.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in two
equal instruments, at six and twelve months, with
interest to be secured by deed Of trust. deposit
of 5000 required at time of sale. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost If terms of sale not complied
with in week the Trustee will resell at risk and
cost Of defaultng purchaser.
my3- d&ds. j, g. STANTON Tr,,.
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IL
By virtue of deed of trust dated the tenth "A
day of Oct cd 1872, and duly recorded in
land records for the District Of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party SECURED thereby, will sell
MY a AT oeL Loo; NJ D. 1850 the follow
ton, District of Columbia. to wit: The southern
part OF lot numbered twenty three (23). in square
numbered two hundred and ffty-two (252), and
being contained within the metes and bounds fol-
lowing BEGINNING for the same at the southeastern
corner of said lot and thence running north along
the line of Thirteenth street west twenty (29)
feet and nine 60 inches thence west to the western
or rear line Of said lot thence south along the said
rear line to the southwestern of said lot, and
thence east to the said street and the place of begin
ming.
Terms eff sale az prescribed by said deed of trust
The amount Of indehtedness secured by the deed
unpaid, to wit a. 800 with interest at ten per cent
per apnunl. from 10th of July, 1879. and the ex-
pense of sale in cash. and the balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured 10y deed of trust on the property sold
shall be taken. deposit of $3.50 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale and all convey
ancing shall be at the expense of the purchaser.
nty4-eo&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH A STREET, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
EAST, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL -
18th, AT O'CLOCK, will sell, in front of the u
premises, Lot %, square 1853, fronting 81 feet
and running back to 80 foot alley.
Terms; One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. with seven per cent. inter
est, to lie secured by deed of trust.
ap26-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
cE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on &C
count OF the rain until THURSDAY, 9Th MAY, at
FAN nour ana place. ap4-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
FINE EXTENSION SHIFTING TOP CAR
MAGE POLE AND SHAFTS: FINE SET
DODRLE RUBBER MOUNTED HARNESS.
On THURSDAY, MAY 6. AT II oCL'K, A. R0.
IN front of our auction rooms. the pro E4CS
perty OF an officer ordered away. my4- 2t w.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH STREET, BE
TWEEN P AND STREETS NOR Invest.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 9Th, 9AA
AT o O'Clock, we will sell in front of the ~
premises, lots 81 and 3s, in square 445. -
Terms: One-third cash balance six and twelve
months, with seven per cent. interest. may4-3t
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers..
% BAGS MARACAIBO- COFFEE; so CASES
ORTLAND PACKED CORN; Is CASES
BARTLETT PEARS.
Or THURsDAY MORNING. MAY 9Th. AT ELEv-
rooms, 9th and d SITS. NV. my4 -2t
r H. WARNER, Real estate Broker,
LIE GIG street northwest.
will offer for sale at nay Office SATURDAY,
MAY 9 1880. AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following
named Stocks
90 shares of street, or Belt Line Stock. par $50
4O shares Of Inland and Seaboard Coastng Com
pany Stock par $780, sold in lots OF 10 shares, with
privilege of the whole.
30 Bonds of Inland and Seaboard Coasting Com
PanS. par SlDO. with coupons attached bearing
Per cent interest. payable July and January.
io shares Metropolitan Fire Insurance Stock, par
90 shares Metropolitan R r. Stock, par $780,
10 shares German American Fire Insurance Com
pany Stock.
my4-dSds B. H. WARNER. Auct.
, 1880-10-22
KNIGHTS or pYTlIIAS.
Ei4El:riftN lK QEHlEEKH.

Tho Grand LtAiAt 1f kniXhts Of pythtas to,
sllllcd itA scssIOn yesterday morning, uhd ciuctcl
the folluwil,g olllcurs: VIM. 4. kuhmtt, =. q. u;
Quo. W. Ilcr'.n.ar, q. G.; J. ID. ltpUr, q. V, e.;
". Il. Mccormick. prcl, lfHrry CniAwul!. q, X.
u. nt,d H.; john dAhs!e, q. X. NJ. of H.; A. J.
Wempis, g. y. of T.; r. "a. nnrrouxhs. q: /. d.i
1'iKo Strip nuw ex!ssiig Nv itu,a ar,lnrss aKMinst
tho taNty wns vigorously .lisullssel by Il, H.,
liMviu !, Lyon at,a thu Ortnt ChanctlIur-G!Gct,
the ue6ate tukins up thu Flmnutcr OF tho dAy;
rllE st,lHEk.
Tho last Of tho snc!al RAthurtpHs Or reunions
given by tho .Hnnuni srxstUn Ut knlyhts Ut
Wyshtas occurred Aat nvuntnx ut llrhl,,aa ltn!l.'
vhe ainr Waa spil,arknl,ls for tta i,aa1>y pIena-
tals gt.,~inR Order lls, hosts, Of 1riaiiis. Tho
lMA!y ol aho mi! ana tho galleries were cou,-
PS!Sy e watS nrst T. %nf
yltca Kuusts IltltslhttoA severu hundred itwas
estimated thu, lnrltsx tho evening thrrv wDrU
"; INV, ~ na|ri 4, scHptC y .as a - ,h,,
l!ronnuN. +. !. ltrRud, ana Adum lirul,er. and TO
tie1s IT, Nx E9n'lo'nen IL Mrxc'y duo THO succcsspf
The guests bexan to n arrive u IN curly hour.
IT 0ernnniH l.ouga, Ut ihis ulty, Introduced
GsaaH ch.,!se"r .a !, dsasgs Y: Mefaaan. q jsr
At tho conclusion nf tho welcoming lu1IlFcAs
th1 orchestra struck NJ au Inspiring WMtx, and
ane'Ix .o,,,',,sree.l, ,, a w.s e.tInusl .
10 the banIuct.hNll. wtcFe supper was served.
were: III. aii, @ss. Frac Il. WlkIo; Hoa9vS tWa "
Mef IT, T. nSsss %l'a y!' s St us M ts F sa ts NJ
!maai MI. ani Nts. II: ii. Cuss; bir, an1 sirs. q.
n Gilbert; Mr. and Nm. !. q; Barucs; AZ. and
louis; Mss. Dcios Dlsrlca.~ ~ i III Paso. i nav ~;
sMiesaso; asS GcoFxs z. t,srnssy; +. A. Anderson,
urenuAu,
, 1880-10-22
TIE TWENTY-AITLE RACE,

TIE TWENTf-as1hs RACE:
Inc twchty-ln1lo fnce betWcen Miss l'innco,
Of Colorado, and Miss :Jcwett, Of Minnesota,
IocHov nsn, ,h tron w:stor,,"w a, ,vas y. a ~.
after 2 most exciting contest BY the FIRST
!us standpoint, tho race yesterday was not
a1,cl, n rrmnrknbto affair. Int In Mi Tint t,ocs
to MIKE IN ~ nftcrm"nn,s snnrt T. ,v"s e>J1 In.
~ ''ako W. u' M.,e.nooNa sporl ~ W''S as-
elae. ,nte success %,e',, nttos ~, was rs, o mum
Ucmts and jichmontl. who. furnished tho On.
tertaln,nc,lt to the pcupio uf Chicago.
Ai Mrat ~ ~ a., + s,o,9 "a hn asate t,,o+ aha
plan Of charging 70 cents admission Instead
or u dollar IL evidently euD tint meets with
the auDroLuton vf the peoule, sinco Md crowi
to, ',assn,, I,,us,n a., ..t., s,r.,or,, ,,.nn ~
,nost generous proport'oi,s. and numbered
g0od.nnturcil crowd too,-one tint
emu, nremrcd IN la n,cnscd ami
appeared 70 l.avo not TIC slightest doubt
thnt 1t would be.
Tho first eycnt iot tho day was trot for
hnrsrs thnt had ueycr lu,ntcn q 10. tho start,
IT'S bei1e U;MMie!1oW, ;il Honple, 4u'eKse,, a!n
n. r, atHao ~. WIS 81, IVY H. n&eM pooi'sss!!'ng s
te 'siess ~ trascte ss tfrIw s; III far M
tase W. taken hy t2Mlekst,ep "a straight heatst
aio Utcts novGr oq,.'H nniG ~ Snow @ !" 1IHnt
@ % hih1, 1i,tlongh ia Y ~ ~ tn0 rou M}!rM new +. n ~
wa Was ct @ aes St Sy 81 mbnrlnE 3 z nss at s @
9ulcAa!ers neck .hlteF rs pEetty struggle
down tEe ltoniestretch rs has been seen Tor
'hA!'y y @ uny; .u., ,,o.. .,,io,, ,,,. .,,. ,.,,
thsy wsfs t. riis Ssias statieas;! os DE oa,.
sit!e c!ge OF tho trnrk near the 1trst turn.
Mlss rinneo was tllo first 10 apNar, ly@t
, 1880-10-22
HYMENEAl.
Srkesd{ Dfspnfth ia 1EhA Chienno Trth1,nA

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. al.-WIlllnm II.
Keyt, Of Dayton, o., wns Inst night united III
marriage to Mrs. Emma Ingram, widow Of
Andrew Ingram, former Judge of Tipm-
caroc Circuit Court. A. wee bit of romance
attaches TO this wedding. Both parties aro
fur ratlvnnccd III yeats. They are step hrnthor
and sister, but no blood relation, Keyt being
a stepson OF Mrs. 1ngrau,'s fatl,or. TIoy
grow Up togptller, but In tho changes of life
brcnluc separated. and eacsl married., Death
years aeo t'crcft them Of tioir partners, and
n ecentshort rtcurrespon!enceh hns Terminates.
In welding, tllougl, It Is asserted TINT they
hive never met since Mrs. lugrn,n's marriage
Rotlc thirty years NgO. TtlGy left for Ot{u,
where they will l0cntu Mt 'GlppecA,lUn City,
iear. Daytal,t where Mr.. K. Is erecting OK
tenstye glucose works.
Spttta& Dhputeh td The Chicago Tribune.
DEcATlJ,l, ILL.,, Del. 9l.-l'w1 fashionable
weddings occurred IN Decatur to-1ltgnt, The
first wAs that Of Mr.. Charles N. Allison, OF
the Decatur NntTonnl Bunk, mud Miss Lon
llenkle, youngest daughter OF Mr.. Benson
n. Ilcnkfr. Thoy left fur Chicago this eveM-
iilf at 10; 40 d'eloeks hut Will return mid re-
marriage Ut Miss Jennie Stnrc, the eldest
daughter ct one Of our most cstcotnuh c1tl.
2ei.s, md Mr.. Henry ". Krgttlcr, I, young
nnu prosperous farmer OF this county.
, 1880-10-22

w tHC CHEE WIN HIS ulHa III HtHttH3 HIs
tc,nptcri tn put tl,om IN tho bnri 0t tho l'enat,
iet iy with Ills heels. Kicked. ito shnvins'. .alin
klckc'l down ,,,o wings. kIoke! tho md r. tho
snl..hct tho ftntlights. md ilnnI! sl"i6lct' ur
~ hy. planting hnlll feet ~ lilo pit of hls
stomach; rnI'o VIM tastcvn1 nr.,,.il.l him aMd
company"
stoo1s sacknyc's irssci ;'i Kirkn '' f.s rc%eSe'i
y II r pay pns ee s fssfi: * sss @
TT. An e!als'ratn nntl eo.tly commemorative
n, II ,y tns rr', ttnn 2 u by 'Hc
1 ts es srt i " Ky ss IT, IT, e 1s!s' s s1
neT* pnbica'ans. Inn CT ca.t Il iliis @ sxitner'i'.
nariy successful onnanls-tlrann cnmprisrs Miss
Eis E!ls'cr M,ss t,s%;Ein g,tyyan. sr; Escl
Gus f.cv!ck. Nj, Thomas .whiiIen, ST: .i,.seph
Ma:sc it, "a dooso wis rny. SsH ana IT, iienry M s ocs
Over tho fans TIM, Hornhars1t win mt visit
teeth. In thclt oxtron''ty tho locnl rupnrters Of
metz. ind hnva printed tho Interviews in their
nsos II tS s wp ssGa 'n%t
This thing, loo. Ours Ii u n1etrupoiis. u great
efty; me u the lfEEest fn tE,u country, md Il
wo nlluw l.crnharls to cnn,c tn this country nrid
everlasting Fvrnro. We viii deserve tho sur.
o,sn, TINT viii he pnke ut ,ts. For Rrrnt nntur-
entry evs New YrK T5s q te eIf q
Whrn Harah t,nrfa this IN rcnchinE Nav York,
with her 5uIaJ,O05 fraucs worth Of ircsscs. tnke
tfckots for bog soventy:lve French maid1 md
natl.
"A!l tho rrmo,s about the futnroo of tho Union
e1uArO Tl,CNtrU,h NcG0rtlilg to thu New fnrk
, 1880-10-22
DEATHS,

r.
MuE!1Eltm.,Mc.: r.. ~ q. AZ S:a,H n Charles Mueisr.
at20cuck D. stI+ friday uci. H. tn urnca.nnd
l!ENNAHAN:l,At 81! l.du,s, 'o,. y, " cungrtuc.
Of tH brain. Mcilua ljnnnn9Ht, n9od n yoa,s eo,1s
VI Airs. }cHrKH H. haynes. 'a'A
Funnrnl from rusidnnce 10 Fast Etlc.st Tnc,a..
tst. = A. T. 1'cook. By eafrlases 70 Nofih sessIs
OF tho family nEo Respectfully invited t0 attend
fgIk. wlfc Of the Istc t;anfes Z. vurk. ''e''aa
Hom1ihs bF1lilRtt horo for interm0nt. EotIra At
fungrni hereafter. -' u
AtLEN-At Nlvorsidc, On Tho evening Of H., -
Of quick cunst,inptiun, Gfnro hinttle, yumhs.a
hhnrhsot Of William Z. and Sarnh Z, Alief, 6Ssd y
yHnth 3eeA
Enrenta sants'ay r. 4 o,slnsk Epocsn Train III III
iot III iMkost. 1T il i. IN Fls.Ids OF Tic fauIIn
Invited. CnrfinFha from dcUi III 1t1sGhtll. ~
tMtTf1-At fN htifwaukco-Ry., Mary Smith, sr.d n
yeAtf.
y Fnnere, br carriages to urnceland on Erida, ID
to -Nnttnxhain tEngiAnd) and Nom Yorf psnor,
plraAe euJy. '"''sa
iHsYl.Et)et % ~ Its n H.. At tho residence ot Nj.
mothers 2tt East ttnrnn-sl. Patrick Dnylo, of IL
NDtih Clnrk.st. le faithful frpaaMrcr o( tho lon.
Esthho!}S fos.i Ahst|ncnce and Benevolent snc,o1
fnHgtai tGta[tat, sal int. Ho1omn. high sul.s N
hy cntr1naes tn Calvary CemnIerJ. ''
, 1880-10-22

JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR, Kr-COHrksStoNa-Furat &
13rRdlcy Manufacturing Company VI Job Camp
bell, &51.El
lunnE sNtT1i-WiIllatn Htrnua v. Patrick and
Ann9 Kelley. e34J-yalcntlne 1llats V, jUhu
Sch,ncycr; verdict, Sill
CtnCUrr MISREPRESENTATION Smith
v. George Dnner, $sSh
JuDUE MNtttN-j. u, Rogers. Trustee, v. Etnry
G. md Sllns p. Baldwin; yor,slctt $5, and motion
for 1iGM trI1t.
, 1880-10-22

Jup1E nGUAN0kp-Qenesal business.
JupaE hL0blErT-0onsr1l call Of his calen-
dar, No. Its, Putnam y. LoInax, on trial.
APPELLATE CDultr-Motl0nu.
JupoE SAlTii-No preliminary call. Trial
cau. s,y1a, s,ua9, a,p6s, 5000, 8,0oa, 8,0N, aud
00l8, No. 2.HA, Graves Y. Cleveland, on trial.
hcar!uR.
JupdE hoaEns--ll1H. lis to 100, Inclusive, ex-
cert IL. No case on trial
JupaE bIotsAk-No call. No, 1,43l, Major =.
Davenport, Oh tsl&L
, 1880-10-22

UGrtea hy scan whH 70; shsy sft. fol t9
There Inns hrcn IN slI.urcr ut tho mills. II my
" the tlsn11eecl fnnko nil effort IN TINT ,lrrc.
them nuIct. II viii probably 10 settled III tlay
tr an.
, 1880-10-22

bliss Mari Anderson ut MoV'akar's and HaF-
crys Colorcd Mtnstrns at the Gonutni'B Theatre
hayn been generally playing to tho capacity OF
tho houses, whilo Lcavitt's vaudeville troupo nt
lIooloy's hns been attracting n>odornto pRtroil-
age, and "Iiop eentch" ut tho olympic has
pruycd to the hnbLtucs OF that theatre very
attractive card voaally. tho minstrel troupe is
probably tho best colorod organization ovor pat
toEother. THOR fun, however, Is forced. To-
night Miss Anderson will reappcMr rs tho
Countess In "Lovo" Tomorrow oyuntng, tho
lust Of tho engagement, sho will persorato lou
In TAlfourd's tragcdy of that namo.
, 1880-10-22

IiottrlpIl s. lalsner sued tho american store-
6toul Cnrnpnny fur Si,U0 yeAtursiay,
katu lIninlltu,,, aitulnstratrlx Ut the estate
1T Yhomts IL. Hamilton, dcccnsetl. commenced
II suit III trHspAHa h9atEat tho (,hicHBo, NtlWntI-
koo s Ht. l'nll ha!twMy Company, laying DUN.
AgnA VI N,tU.
ltluNaf.i McAilster Yuod l.. u. Herrick and
Frank i. EKnn for ti,nU.
Eyn NcCnrtnick brought suit TOR 4, :,G00 against
NAynAr9l llyGk, ,'
, 1880-10-22

~@%|~@~. - ....'''' ~
Mt-CitAMhERt t.AtEf.,cs. a, by. tho t,cy -.
ihnr MITCHELL Y r., tHs sit nt tic rss!enes ii f.
Chicago. et
N0rlh Wgbnfn untarinn Ehnpol lHl- II b. titc ttN y
tIsnrFp Il. Y9unE Ar!nnr n oy,1stYns e ii'shissA
WEiisFEfs-fIhM MTtN-On t,et H. bv thu Inv n.
kt'rrdRe, f.owls u. Wcbsler and Ida Ilnhn '' ~
, 1880-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


CENTRAL NrusIC-1fALL ORGAN.
Tho new organ Just erected In tho Central
MusIc- tinl by johnson & Son, Of Wcsttotd,
Mass., bCluE tho th!rty.fourth orxnn this h0uso
has placed In Chicago, was formally opened n
tho public Inst ovcniDg with concert, in which
Mr. II. c. Eddy and Mr.. A. r Mccurrel exhibited
tho Instrument ami Miss LILY funals, new singer
hore, Mr.. Jnmcs Gilt. hfr. II. IT, Hrnvcs tbnssoh
nnN Mt. +. lfelmcn,lahl filled out tito rest of tho
program With vocal md Instrumental nutnbcrs.
Mr., Louis Falk hnd nisn consented to tnkc part
tn tho Ct,ncert, and hah been s0t down OH tho
progrlm for Volckmnt's sonMtn. "Th0 Inst
Ju.igmcnt," hut was unable to nppcnr, ia he Ia
quito III. 1t VIA disappointment that such n1
nbia md hrfaIIane ptnycr should hnvo been kept
AWAY, and It wns nnuthor disappointment that
such m effective number should havo boon
dropped from tho program.
Wu ustrstiOn whether thorc wns a dissenting
voice in tho house ~ 10 tho character, 91inllty,
nnu ct1cctivencssof tho nuhe Instrument, which
In Its appearance. as well rs In It's musical cf-
feots. Is IN keeping With tho handsome hali
where 1t is destined to play so important mari,
not only In church sorvIcc, but rs concert nux-
Hilary that hns long becn needed In this city. It
Is n thrce-lnnnnnf orgnn. containing 3,ss1 pipes,
distributed, 1,1ao In tho Hrcnt manual 1,ss!0 In
tho swell manual, G0 in the solo tt,anual, and .4O
In tho lrdAta urEan. Thcre nro also scron nc !
tei wiz" sator an sa 1a
TI,r.H NJ tim atnns fin 'r,.hn Nlr,fis thn Fntn
rayillo' M M and thG contsa 9,,intasiT % ar1 re
,wo sappie pS y viii Hi % mtg ~ from S iSo
Tho soasa q 'nG s,,,r.e,,o an9a' kers '!,,'i nma
II eS pSas sscs f &c cpyss ssy os Ys sp:r TGs
Of liz stpgp. tbe ucilnjp vrx1I, being On tho
rFht. while thp oreanlsts oe1oh ts ID G tGo oentso
oSy hs sns .. oe as ~ tho a
ri rctinninr inirrt,r, thn ,,inyor RIM Gasilr 400
casu s sfa II tho or,s,1. tno Wo"w"rE of which il
and. Without p"sntt q sxtraynxant or stowS In
charncter, t is prcttlly curved and disposed, and
os q LIS EtnE o or Sery @
sas sna yt ty sy n n issaon ssS o'n d G'sa aa int IT
nlpn frou th syy t;',.csl Il fetras sloy M Eauso
1, t hsh s h en ssnze o s susas ss' ro % Ss ss
osan.Ra!Ier$ to tho top ot lhe arel, 4 iiniahod.
RS oa o s ensS nh% S a, hs & seS c 6s0a
Ii tSis rSgass, tl,o stockhntdcrs ot he HILL have
t"i a,inmc,. M effctivn i,,strmnmt nu.Isnn
of the most perfect in thts country, especiniiy
for concert purposes. III. Eddy, who shoill Iei.
1cat intnatf nruu 4 X vnstIy 81 or fcnt n o
!vc Ss!is boih i,nsf il quality 81 tone md bot
hn ~ ~; t 3 nS a,,s sHs ~ py TX
nnn1bcr Of four and Two fnt,f stops Ind NIX
f,iii nr",n Tt,,s frumn. sm iho cnntrrt. Wtio
rH'napHniiv hriinnt' IL 1T thn sonn t.my, snii,1'
~" t,innnsnnaA ii,itcsI mrIo1n. rtc.. nnsscss n
nnjnts nmnittv which i. ~ ,,n,Isn AZ II IA trnt.
iyvino' witt thn rre.ls ~ sr., .F r,rc h"antH and
nIritT Of tuncs indeed. i nm t!cl;s6teti with tno
fnstr;,,ncnt NJ I nri t~Hw ~ ~ ~, a,rrWn Il, th1
nn"ntrv tnorn ~" nnrfrct in ' Mi i IT, narts"
G;hnr o,rnnysta 1ybn bnrc =" bu, fbs nh
nnrfl,nifv "a tnst. Inn imstr.1Inrnt ansnlr
, 1880-10-22

nenl In tho hnrso ,lrn,nn, md WIN recrntly
ap'mare,t IN IT Ghfrngn theatre III the role
thorough horsewonlnu, was s,ir,,risctt Mt
what she considered tllB l,t,pr slluwlng ,nnslo
b. iN,t'i ladies' TT yesterdays rt,co, and, c"tl-
ii.tnllt alln. .cDultl rut out the ratt. III much
proposition to ride twenty miles nKalnst
Misses 1'inucO mil .Dewctt for 81 900 cOrrur,
or totai slnke pf 81, ,0U,. the raru to como OF
On ti,e Chlcngn trark it1stllc of two weeks.
the baukers Ut tie challenged pnrt[cs, and Il
Is probable tic rslce will culn9 oil.
, 1880-10-22

..jGiMiE 'rutey-l, 9, 4, 4, anl q. No |, Duffy v.
HULL IN hcnrflig.
.1uniH BANHuM-a md ,. No case on hearing.
CGlMtSAh COuitr--Nos. 4GI, t8a, t73, IA, ~,
Az. and {S4,
, 1880-10-22
IslsItNJA.

To-day IL tho lust day ut service to tho Mo-
vcmber terM Ut thu Superior Cnurt.
ThU c.lso Of thu Hnith rnrl5 Commissioners ".
MnrgMu wis yesterday suii,aycd, uulor the act
" 1873, from thu Circuit Court to tho Federal
Courts. I-''
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AI'CATFREr AND CLARK.

Tho trial Of John McCai1roy und Louis Clark.
charged with tho murder OF Patrick Iatomnn
IN tic l3th of July lust, commenced
In tho Criminal Court yesterday afternoon.
Tho murdered man wns u bartender In snloon
ut No. 1bJ lIt,tp Island avenue. and In 4 row In
which McCatfrey md Clark wcro participants
wns struck with a chntr. Tho blow fractured
his skull. from tho uticcts Ut which ho tlicd.
The first witness swnrn ycstGrtlny WINS Dr.
Mnral.At1, who testified 10 tho unturr Of tho III.
jnrlcs, and thAt the. nun died from tho bluw MS
stuffed.
Tulico Ollieor Finn testified to tho arrest OF
tho pr!auncra, and Also that Ciark told him that
hp struck tho fttHl blaW.
Frederick c. Wobber testified that ho was In
tho snlonn when tho frAoas occurred. McCatrrcy
uatne ~ carrying H. dug under his nriI1. and nc.
tusgsl nAtunnn nf having stolen tho collar md
llccnsG-tnK which belonged to It. llatctnnn DO
n!c'l thy nGcnsaslon. when McCaE1rey threw tho
dog nt BRtcnl!s. md f0llOWctl II Mp by Krnapug
IL chnlr null milking Il rush. Clark, who WAS
III acquaintance Nf ltntcln,n, thGeonpoal
picked up a chnir, nld iut1rf0rcl either
IN nss!st liHtcnann or 10 kNpck McCAt{roy down,
tho witness WINS not pDstlvu which,. Witness
lGscrlgu tho struggle, AnA swnre positively tint
S1etlffrcy struck tho blow which kNlel Dute-
man.
There are several witnesses got to be sworn,
md thUir tcsl!innny II of very conflicting chnr
Autur ~ IT, whN atrllgk tho niurt.rnuS blOW, The
hcuring will be continued this morning,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
MADISON COUNTY.
MaiiSOliau. Fob. 81

MittilsDlila3. rep. %
lie stream has commenced to flow in. Quite
a number of immigrants from the States have
arrived in the last ten days.
Anew York mining expert is on his way
to Virginia City, to examine and report upon
the Kennel mine. 1t appears that the report
OF its sale last week, was premature.
We are Informed that the miners in the
Black Eagle mine, Barton gulch. have struck
a fine body of ore in the Shaft, which is about
: llundre and twenty feet deep.
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell received a letter
from his brother, residing at Broughty Ferry,
Scotland, near the scene of the Tay bridge
disaster, stating that, but tor all accidental de-
tlay, which prevented his catching the train,
he would have been among the Inflated com
pany that persisted in that terrible accident.
1t was a providential escape from certain
death.
On Monday last, j.. n. Merkle made COM
plant before Judge Mufly, charging John
johnson with assault with intent to commit
murder. johnson waived an examination,
and Judge Mufly committed him for trial,
fixing the amount of bail at 81 900. The re-
CURED bond has not been given, and johnson
is in the custody of the Sheriff. 1t is said it is
his intention to prefer a counter charge of
a similar character.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
Freight Agents.

Messrs. F. r. Mcconnell, representing the
Union Pacific railroad, Wm. Rank, agent for
be Northwestern Forwarding Company, and
w. Black, of 3. F. White & Co. of the
erninus, reached Butte by private convey
|nce yesterday afternoon from Glendale.
fhe appearance of their vehicle on the street
|reated some excitement, being marked with
hose mystic and significant figures, 3-7-77.
or a time it was supposed that it contained
allegation of hard cases from Helena, in
kructed by the %vigilantes to leave for parts
emote, and who had concluded to stay over
light in the Silver City. As a result of this
Imposition, the wagon containing the gentle
ben was soon ~surrouRded, and some discus
lou arose as to whether they should be al
owed to stay here over night Or not. How
Yer, the question was soon decided attirma-
lively, for the party were soon recognized and
Felcomed to the metropolis. To-day they
Jill interview our merchants on freight mat
hrs