Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-12
stone, the wife Murderer.

PREPARING FOR HIS EXECUTION ON The 26TH INST.
In the case of Stone, convicted of the murder
OF his wife, the President has not up to this time
decided to interpose executive clemency, and A.
X. Browne, stones counsel, has advised him to
reach out his hand OF faith 10 Him who over
rules all, for mercy. The time for the execution
Is fixed for the 10th instant, and 1t is understood
that the condemned man Is preparing Tor II.
MAN AND MONEY GONE OFF ToGETHER.-A few
days since Otto TOPPER. q young German, in
search of employment. was sent by citizen of
Washington to Mr.. Schafer. living near Bla-
densburg, who gave him employment. In the
absence of MI. Schafers family a day or two
ago TOPPER left the premises. on the return of
The family they missed him and also about SIP
in cash. a valuable necklace and other jeWelry.
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN KID GLovEs.-The
'.FOSter' Patent Laced Gloves have been sold
for the past two years, and have received from
dealers and wearers but one opinion. which is
that as mode OF fastening kid gloves 1t Is d5S9
futelB DeIJtci and gives '.fl{re3Sui satisfaction
The many annoyances connected With the old
system of button gloves are entirely overcome,
and the following advantages secured:
1st. The perfect ease and rapidity with which
it is laced.
%. It's adjustability to fit the different sized
wrists.
Sd. The advantage gained by 07'ol7ually strain
ing the kid, instead of the old system which
ruins so many pairs the first time buttoned.
4th. Strength of hooks and mode OF clinching
them. The fastening will outlast any glove,
which is a very rare occurrence with buttons.
Independent OF improvement in fastening, the
quality of the gloves Is guaranteed equal, II nos
superior, to any other brands in the market.
Taylor d Hufty, 1913 Pennsylvania avenue. are
the sole agents for these goods, and, in addition
to the advantages given above they will guar
antee a perfect fit by having the gloves put on
by thorough expert.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
John F. OlmStead to James NJ Johnston, sub
lot 81. So. ISL; s2,4I5 and sub lot 3d. SO. 15I;
S2,642.50. Bernard It. Hanley to John C. Haw-
ley, parts lots II and 10. so. I93; $3.50. Manassas
Oppenheimer TO Christopher Dickson, part lot
., so. 49I; $3.50. Mary V. Franklin TO Charles
E. Prentiss, trustee lot T. So. 420; 81 800. Robt.
Z. Fox to Nathan W. Fitzgerald, part lots and
S, in Davidson'S sub of so. 2iS; 81, 900. John
Hill to R0ber6 /. Fleming, part OF original lot g.
So. 13I: sl2500. Robert |. Fleming to Nathaniel
Miller part OF original lot 3, So 49, 800. Rob-
Robert |. Jennings sub OF part lot 3, so. 49,
$500. Theodore Barnes, trustee, to William
Leach, lots 8 and So. 653; $1,000. Maria France
ct al to n. C. Towle, part s. So. 1873; s.. Emily
Grubo ct al. to n. Z. Towle part 8, so. 1913; s..
]. $. Blankman to BnShrod Robinson, lot 10, So
CPS; S1,500. Commissioner Freedman's Savings
and Trust Co. to Jane Strong, part s, So. 553;
$3.50. j. J. McCook 10 X. j. Wynne, lot A. So
215; 5000. j. j. Edison ct al to Bushrod Robin
son, lot II, So. 154; 81, 800. Bushrod Robinson TO
j. s. Blankman, lot IL. 81. 154; 81 800. F. E.
Alexander to Thomas Evans, lots 30, 21 and D.
so. Is; 5000. A. B. Duvall ct al. trustees, to
A. L. David, property in the county; s, Asa. 90.
commissioner Freedmans Savings and Trust
Co. TO D. B. Groff, lots Q. 10 and II, So north of
so. 3Si, s, 2S5.6I.