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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
= >EWaTAr2E PUBLISHER WRITES

ctiice Evening News, Augusta Ga.
U:. TUT: Dear S;ir--siy little son was attack
q ~.:h nn"umonis last winter, which left him
vita 4 violent cough that lasted till within a
ao..u slnce, fer tho cure OF which an indobt-
ei = yo.r valuable Expectnran. ! had tried
no: everything recommended hut mono did
s.y c,vl un.il L ueed your Mzpectorsnt, one
boz" q! winch r5novod The cough eutirciy.
W,.h may thanks. am yours truly,
JOHN IL. WEIGLE.
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BV Green IL Wise,
| knal EeIsta rcntc pnd auriio0

Real EsLste Agents and AuctoreerEi
TSkUhTEE'S SALlS-By virtue Of q deei CT
4 trust from Thornton Hyctt, John F. Var
dergrit AID Willsm Vsndergrift dated ihc
I'D day OF august. 1873. duly recorded in Alox-
andrls county, Va, lsnd records, iber b. No.
4, page :Ol the sub7cshor. rs trustee, will tcll
Tor cash 10 tho higles. bidder, on SATURDAY,
the 2i:h Jay Of hpril. 1850, at L O'Clock H., in
front Of tho asrket Building. on Fairfax street,
tho TEACr OF LAND and The BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed by SAID deed OF trust, si.ust I'd
in Alexsndris county, Va, and bcuodea rs FOL.
lows: Baairning at (s) q stake thence runnin e
l635 chnins; themes north G4o W. q chains to
stake (d); thence south go W. is chsins to q
stake (e); thtnce s. GG' @. 81 chaiIa 10 e stake
O; thence Il. eco 81 II chsins 30 the place @!
beginning Containing Is acrfs. 2 roods and -
poles 4 q. UL&UGuTDN,
mb26-2aW4w Trustee.
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Rv Graan & Wiaa

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
PY VIRTUE OF A DBCREE OF THB
~ Circuit Court for the city of Alexandria
W., rendered at its HAY term, 1876, in the sui!
| of Stsbier's administrator vs.. McGsw and others,
in chsncery, the undersigned, commissioners,
therein named. will offer for SALE by public auc.
tion, on THURSDAY. the 22d day of April.
1880, in front OF the Msrkst Building, on Fairfax
street, at II o'clock m, the following described
real estate. TO wit:
No. 1-HOUSE and LOT on the north side of
King st. beginning 6 feet east of Henry st.. at the
middle Of the partition wall there standing; then
east l5t feet, more or less, to the middle of an
other partition wall. and extending back 100 feet
to n ten It alley, with the use thereofin common.
No. 2-VACANT LOT on the north side Of
Prince street, al feet 81 inches esat of Payne st
thence eant 70 feet, and extending north the
same width as in 'front.' 104 feet inches, 10 II
feet alley, with the use thereof in common.
No. ga LOT OF GROUND on the west
sida Of St Assph straet. beginning 80 feet s in.
south Of King street. binding on an alley 10 feet
Wida, running thence south on St. Assph street
d3 feet 10 inches thence west in line parallel
to King street 1lO foet to an alley 13 feet in
wide thence north parallel 10 st. Asaph st. d3
feet 10 inches to tho 20 feet alloy; thence cos:
with the said alley and parallel to King street
ll0 feet to The h:gnning, with tho use of both
alloys
no ia RENT CHARGE Of S36 per an
mum in fse charged upon piece Of ground on
the west sido of Union street, between Cameron
aud Qneen streets. II feet inches north OF
ThompsoE's slloy, 81 fost inches front and leo
feet deap now held by Z. Prices heirs.
No 5-A FRAME HOUSE and LOT on the
south side Of King street. 73 feet inchea west Of
Patrick street 20 feet by lO0 feet.
No. G-H0USE and LOT on the southwes!
corne. of King and henry ttrocts.
20. 7-HCUSE and LOT On the north side Of
Prince street. I5xt east Of house and lot on the
corner Ct Alfred street, end adjoining K. L
Csrno.
No. ga GROUND RENT of $29 SO per en.
mum charged on tho property on the southwest
corner OF Cameron and st, Assph streets.
no. 9-HUUSE and LOT on the south side Of
hing street, adjoining on The osst the house at
tho coinor Of Alfred street, now occupied by
DemaiEc. Is feet 10 inches by 81 feet inches, o
space Of 4 Zee! inches by Is feet 10 inches in
rear to bo kept open foruse OF this and adjoining
lot
Terms OF Ssio: Enough in cash 10 pay costs
OF suit and sale. ard tho residue of tho purchase
money III three equal instsl ments, with interest
from the day oil sslo. payable al one, two and
three years; tho bonds OF the purchaser OF pur.
ehssers, with good security, to be taken for the
deferred payments, sud the title TO be retsined
Gn!ii said bonds arc paid.
II. o. CLAUGETON,l Comm'rs.
q. ". WATTLES, Of Sa!e.
nh lS-to!s
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HOST ETT r. ER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BI 7 ] 7 ! { J e IS
EeVpG and &SNc.

iho true antidote 10 the effac.s OF r,iasms ia
:lHstetto:'s Stomach Bttors. !Chis medicine is
ono Of the most popular remedies of an sgs Of
successful proprietsry specifies srd is in i'm.
IneIse demand wherever on this Continent fever
and aRus exists. A wineglssaful three times 8
day is the bast possible prep sra!ve for er rccun-
terlng rnslsrious atmosphere, e;u'0ting the
liver, and inVigora!iDg the stomach.
For Gale by all Druggists and dealers generally.
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NJ GlaECENAE,
FsssECENAE.
DIR. TUFTS
E.Xz.. E E.Xz..]P:E;Cj'rORANT,
~ Is cts. AND 81 BOTTLES.

i.,p-5"'iH.s s7a Do.aulcnnt, Nu!ri:ive, Bsl.
.,r.!:, So1!hinE end Healing. Combining all
:hr.e 4us'lt'es, 1t IS tho most effective LUNG
HAA,s,N ever rier9d TO fuisrers from prlmo
o.-V Gl."s.os
Ir.i , HAYWOOD, of New York, volpn
.s.i.9 a!y's"s t. fesd uhst be says:
Ha~ York, Sept. 10. 1877.
nr Tut: "esr Fir-Euring this year trcst.
. lioo "HHdr"d r.srs Ct lung diseases In the
~ ~aT!' oi tao city The c.ses ware of very
.-v"'n iync 1T WAS taoro my sttenton was
c,..rI tu fu:ts T.pac;crsrL, AMI | conf Tsv
,4-tr:s" ~ i.s wcr!erlul power. During n prac.
f.ta oi twenty years l hsve neve. known q ned-
l-,a" 70 ~; rs promptly snd with such harry
f@s,s. i:ihstsa.1y snbdu~d tho most vio!en
t.. {; Coughing &:!A iavnrsbIY curod tho d.
.as:e in few days. | chesrfully endorse it as
:-e 5:st lung m"t'cin" ! ever used
j. .FkAHCi3 WOOD. ND.
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By John w. Graham. Euciionccr.

BY Joha w. Graham, Euch0nceT.
HEHRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
4 PROP ERTY IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
By vi,tuo Of deed Of trust from Alfred Bayigs
and John Fl. Ssrten sud wife, dsled the 2TLh day
OF January, 1917, and duly Of record smons the
land records of Fsirlsx county, in iiber w, No.
1, folio 435, and for the purpose thoreio men,
toned. the undersigned will offer for solo by
public auction, in front Of The Court House door
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the
10Th day of April, 1850. court da5) st II
o'clock "a, TO the highest bidder, tho TRACT
OF Lam D conveyed by tho above mentioned
deed, and described toerciu rs follows, viz: One
certain Lract Of lsnd known as KEEN'3 MILL
TRACT, si.nsted OF the south sido CT Pohick
Run, in the district Of Lee county Of Fairfax,
State of Virginia. and contains, by recon. sur
yey. enc hundred End forty. one end ha!fac.cs,
70 which survey for The netss end b>un's raf
erenCo is hsd.
Telm5 cr Ssle: 30 much c,sh as will p-v
costs OF sao. also tho sum uf i've hund7ed Dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the 9th dsy Of
January, 1877, until psd; and if thcrs be any
residue Of such purchase money, tho ssnls shall
be made pay able st such tim, o. mss, snd be
secured in such manner SIS the said Bay liss aud
Ssrten shall direct or ia case CT their tsiIure TO
give such directions, u. auch tMs and in such
manner ss the undersigned shhll think ii,.
marl7-wts o. w. HUNT, Trustee.
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NJ OTIUE-Just received TUFTS Pills. TUFTS
~ E1pectorsnt, Boschee's German Syrup,
hound aud Tar, Thomp pson's Syrup Tar and
Wood Napths, Vegetire. Parker's Hair Balsam
Aliens Lung Bslsam, Simmons Liver Regula-
tor in 25 ceDt packages, Allcock's, Bsnsom's and
Herrck's Plasters, &c at
w. F. CREIGHTON'S,
lab ID s. King street.
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WINES AND LI4UDRS.
GEORGE STEUERNAGEL'S
Exchange Restaurant.
No IN NORTH R0VaJ STRRET

Alexandria, Virginia.
Importer Of Wines, Brsndies, Gins, &C., war
rsntod pure, at the lowest cash prices.
OYSTERS of tha largest size and finest favor
always on hsnd which are served in the best
style
as- Meals at all hours Lodsing now fur.
nished to the pubic. Rooms newly furnished
and comfortable. dec 26
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City y girgi"i1 1isTana,;n to nit:
/, Robert Por!ner, of the city Of Alexandria,
Virginia, manufacturer of bner il said city, hsve
adopted es my trade marks tho words, "i'ivoli.' -
X. Portner." Rob. Portner." Robert Port
ner:" and "R. Poltner's Beer" and claim the
excuaive right 10 the use OF each snd sIl Of the
said trade marks on bsr7ols. kegs, bottles, or
ther vessels contsiiing beer,
in testimony whereof hereto set my hand
this 18th dsy Of March. 4. D 1889.
ROBERT POHTNER
Virginia-Corporation Court of the CITY ot Alex
andris, Clerks Office, March 18th, 1880.
This claim Of trade marks was this day filed
in the Office for record
Teste: MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
A true copy from the Records.
Teste: MORTON MARTE
mal252w Clerk,
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IS EDsGETEE.,

Highly recommended Ia
the public for ell disess.
es requiring a certain
and ehjciont TONIC;
especially in Mdiqes.
ton, Dyspepsia, Inter-
mittent Ferers Want OF
A ppc:ite, Loss of
Strength. Lack of En-.
ergy, etc. 1t eHricbes
the blood, strengthens
the muscles, and gives
new life TO the nerves,
To the sgod, ladies and
children requiring re-
cooperation, this vslua-
bic remedy cannot be
LOO nlghly recommend.
ed. II acts like q charm
on the digestive oresns.
A tcsspoonful before
meals will romove all
1yspoptic symptoms.
Try il. Sold ty ell
Druggists.
THE BROWN
Q II f NJ l & A J. CO.,
Baltimore. Md.
ATER s. BRO,
;sndria. Va.
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fT u r t. 5 Il AIR .OY 4.

uEAT uhlR or WHISPERS changed 50 2
t.a,sr BLACK by a single application O; this
i!1 i. parts Il Natural Color, acts Iustana
slhoEsly, snt Is rs Harmless as spring wstsr.
'.i by Druggists, OF seat By eIp,o5s on reae pt
~.
5Ff;:"a. 35 MURRAY vi. Few gor1s.
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By (3reen &c Wise

Real Estate Agents and ActioneersJ
SALh'UF VALU.
~ ABLE BUILDING ON KING STREET.
In pursuance Of decree of the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandria il the cause of
H. B. Clsain b Co., against James NJ Stswsr.
and others, the undersigned commissioners OF
sale will offer fur sale, by auction, vi about y
o. clock M, on MONDAY, the 18th day of April
1880. in front Of the entrance to the Court room,
on Fairfax street. AleIandris, Virgiois. ths
LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVEnEETS
thereon on the north side of King, between Roy
al and Pitt streets, Alexsndria Va. on which
stands the building, Nos. 10l, lob and los King
street This lot fronts on King street 35 feet 5
inches, moro or less, and runs back 100 f. north
to Hoof's alley.
Terms of Sale: One thousand dollars in cash,
and the residue in three equal payments ct six,
Twelve aud eighteen months. with interest from
the day OF sale; the notes of the purchaser, with
security. and wsiving homestead, TO be given
therefor. and as further security the building
to be kept insured bv The purchaser for the ben.
ft of me undersigned in the sum Of $4,000. and
the title Of the property retained till the purchase
money is paid.
S F. BEACH, CONS OF
mhll-ts JOHN II. JOHNSON, Sale.
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TRADE s!hR&s.
IIrrp

Virginia, .,
City Of 1ierandria % '''t
l, henry Englehsrdt, OF the village of West
End. and county of Fsirtay, State of ViIginis,
manufacturer of bAer in asid village have
sdopted SIS my t:sdo marx the words N. En.
g'ebsrdt, ), and clsim tho exclusive right 20 the
use OF said trade mark on barrels, kegs, bottles,
or other vessels containing baer
In testimony whereof. ! hereto sci my hand
this 3O:h dsy Of March, 4. u. 1889.
j. RNGLEHARLT.
Firgi --GOTporst;on Court Of the city of Alex.
andr!s Clerks Gi!i.e, March Both, 1880
This clam Of irade mark was this day fled in
the ttica for record.
Teste NORTON MIETE, Clerk.
e copy.
Iesta: MORTON MARYE,
mar20. .2w CLARK
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AS1lAL BE- offered at tie same time and place
w the THREE STORY BRICK DWELL-
ING no. G2 south Royal ntreet. The house is
IL COED order, and has all the modern improvn.
:nents located Oil the esst side Of Royal street,
b9t~aen Prince aud Duke. Terms a. ssle.
rlh 1Li-ncii HEEEN .z WISE Cor n,S nars
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- USSIA WHITE WASH BRUSHES
~ Just received and in store 30 dozen Russia
Driatle White Wash Brushes, for sale to the
trade at small advance. On hand Cotton, Ma
Mills. Sissl and Jute Rope, for Les ding Lines,
Cotton Garden Lines and other goods In season.
10 which attention is invited st 50 King street,
corner Of Royal.
apG j. i. CREIG b ION.
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WYE WILL offer st the same tme and place
w one NEW ALEXANDRIA CITY $50
FUNDED COUPON 5 PER CENT GER
T1FICATE.
sp5-ts GREEN 6 WISE.
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LTaROp'S CONSTITUTIONAL TON
~ IC, highly recommended preparation for
Dyspepsia. Biliousness. Headache, Indigestion,
etc. A copy of the 'AAERlUAN ENTER.
PRISE" will be given 10 any one interested
which will furnish all necessary Information in
regard to the merits Of this tonic
ADJ H. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
rENOMATOES-2 ID cans just received, 12c; 8
a. ID cans 14c choice goods. st
j. q. M1LBURN'S,
apo l9 north Royal st.
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Oh DOZ. RICHMOND MADE BROOMS
<O received to-day and for sale chesp BY
3. w. AVERY,
mars 226 King street
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NEW VASES and BOQUET HOLDERS,
~ something handsome. Gall and see them
at 4. J. Mil LER & CO.'S,
sop IS King straei
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lshlNfsd at the Po=tof1ice al klexsndris. ta, al
second class matter
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
MIR, ED. HENDERSON
Elected City Clerk on the Thirty.
Seventh Ballot.
Thomas Buchanan Elected Sergeant
alarms.

The Common Council met yesterday af-
tsrnoon for the purpose Of electing a City
Clerk and Sergeant-at-Arms. The election
sf Clerk was taken up first. Mr.. Richard
G. Rohner, MI. E. Henderson and Mr.. Phil.
Kiehborth we're nominated for the posi-
ton. It was apparent from the start that
the Republicans had drawn the party line
and intended to elect a Republican clerk,
but the friends OF Henderson would not
givs up to those Of Kiehborth, and vice
versa.
Thirty-six ballots were taken when Kieh-
horth withdrew in favor of Henderson. 1t
being understood that Kiehborth was to
have second place in the Clerks office. The
khirty-seventh ballot resulted as follows:
For Henderson-Messrs. Ampt, Doll (Ja-
eobl Fake, Geiger, Hess, Jones, Mains,
Nieman, Oberkleine Porter, Rhineboldt,
Riedemann, Schneider, Wilson ed Will
son u. By Abbihl, Baker, Bauer, Becker,
Bruckmann, Connolly, Cox, Dodsworth,
Engelke, Forbes, Goethe, Gramp, Hide
brant, Hughes, knuwener, Legner Milli-
ean, Pfster, Ray, Schrader, Schwier, Shiels,
etacey, Stowe, Thompson, Walter, Wiet-
hof, Zenner, President Sadler, Mr.. Presi-
Gent (Dirl Total, 43.
For R6hner-Messrs. Campbell. Hodgson,
1acobs, Kelly, Loder, Oliver, O'Neill, Refs,
Ryan, Smith. Tharp. Vor Mohr, Carr Car
igan, Clarke, Cox (Ben.), De Courcey, Doll
tChas. J Finley, Fitzgerald, Gleason, Heekin,
xuhl, Mahoney, Riley and Russell. Total
-28
The following will show how persistently
the Democrats held out, from the first to
he last, for Rohner:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
Local Personal,

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Resor and Mr.. James
Mcdonald have left for Japan.
Mr.. H. Bruno, the dairyman of Ba.s-
vile, is the happy father Of lively little
girl.
Hon. Geo. W. Gardner, President of the
City Council of Cleveland, O., is in the
city.
W. Mppincott, of Evans Lippencott
q Cunningham, and Harry Hubert sail for
Europe next Wednesday.
Mr.. George Kamphaus, of Main street.
opposite Abigail, is out again to-day for the
first time after severe sickness.
Mr.. VIM. shorfheide, the grocer at Lick
Run, has recovered from a serious attack of
rheumatism and is out again to-day.
Mr.. George H. Feye, of Sycamore and
Woodward streets, has been lying seriously
ill for some time, but is now convalescing.
Mr.. H. Zephenfeld, of Carrollton, Ky., Is
In the city for the purpose of arranging for
the bridal trousseau of his daughter, whose
marriage takes place next Tuesday.
Mr.. Fidel Bader, of the Washington
Platform, celebrates his fortieth birthday
tomorrow. A complimentary hop will be
given at the platform in the evening
Several musical corps have been engaged
to attend.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
Brief Bulletins.

Mrs. Morrison died from burns at Zanes-
vile, o.
Maggie Parker fatally burned at Crisswel
City, Pa.
VIM. Gardner, old citizen, died at West
Jefferson, O.
W. H. Osborn's house burned near Will.
mington, o.
Peter J. Kramer, of Fond du Lac, Wis,
killed by cars
Miss Sarah Vernon burned to death near
Madison, Ind.
Geo. stubbs, aged ninety, died in Han
cock County, O.
Moses distillery burned near Smithton,
Pa. Loss 500, 900.
David Dubb's barn burned by lightning
near Colburn, Ind.
Clark Williamson's residence burned near
Xenia. O. Loss $4,000.
Conrad Kanzk boy, accidently crushed
to death at Cleveland.
Frank French fractured Thomas Reeds
skull at Garrettsyille, o.
Mr.. Jones' cattle dealer, robbed of So, 200
in money at Sedalia Mo.
Henry Ripley fatally kicked by mule
near New Philadelphia, o.
Joseph Katovsky convicted of murder in
the first degree at st. Louis.
W. B. Floyd's saw mill burned in Black.
ford County, Ind. Loss $4,000.
James M. Peak, of Columbus, Grove. O..
fatally injured by fall from window.
Report received of the suicide of Mat.
Weaver. Urbana's defaulting Treasurer, at
Montreal.
At Montrose, Penn. Fred. Warren shot
and instantly killed Mason Wilson. Both
are respectable young married men.
At St. Louis the planning mills of Noelle
q Gatahl, and the sash and do factory of
Geo. q. Fox, burned. Loss $4,000.
A. s. Foote, of Lacrosse, one of the part
ners in Pomeroy's Democrat, waived ex.
animation on the charge of forgery, and
was held for trial, going to Jail in default of
$4, 500 bail.
A fire at Perryville, O., consumed the
following business houses: Humphreys &
Son, drygoodsi J. Coulder, hardware; D.
Clough, drugs; Falmer & Bros, bakery.
and the post-office. Estimated loss, $25..
0OOi insurance about $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
Decoration Day.

The various Committees appointed to
make arrangements for the decoration of
poidiers' graves met at the Gibson House
yesterday afternoon. 1t was decided to
decorate on Monday, May 31st:
The Committee on Flowers reported good
ysogress
The Committee OIL Transportation,
through their Chairman, Comrade Spillard
reported progress equal to the facilities Of
hst year.
Comrads Schwebel, Chairman Of the
Committee on Music, was present, and G.
/. Phillips, Colonel c. B. Hunt and Henry
johnson were added to the Committee,
End It was decided to refer all matters re-
1ating to that subject to this Committee.
Major James s. Wise was added to the
FINANCE Committee, of which Judge For.
Aker, Chairman.
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NEHEMIAH A. BONHAM AND - BON
IN ham, his wife, Benjamin B. Bonham, Lucy
Bonham. his wife, and James R. Ray, non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Ohio and whose residences
Miller, of Hamilton County Ohio, did. on the
Oath day of February, A. D. 1880, file her petition
in the Court OF Common Pleas In and for said
County of HamiltQn, against them and otherS
setting forth that Maria Bonham, on the 10Th day
Catharine Miller on the following real estate,
viz
Situate in the City Of Cincinnati, County Of
Hamilton, and Stale of Ohio, in a subdivision Of
lots among the heirs Of Daniel Sargent, deceased,
and being the western one. half Of lot number
eight 10y In Block Number Five (5) in Ludlow'a
subdivision, recorded in Plat Book No. one (1) in,
the Auditors Office of Hamilton County, State Of
Ohio O. - Said s. lot fronts seventeen 7l feet and si1
tween Freeman and Carr, and runs back
at right angles to said Sixth street one
hundred and thirty-one Q3D feet and six
l6) inches, more or less, to an alley same width
of the lot conveyed TO said Maria Bonham by
Arthur B. Crary and. wife by deed recorded III
Book No. 1853. page 595, of the Hamilton County,
Ohio, records; to secure the paym ent of $l,700
in said mortgage. that since the giving of said
mortgage said Maria Bonham died intestate;
that said note and mortgage remain unpaid;
that the above.named non.resdens claim some
interest in said premises The prayer of said pc
tition is that the Court may find the amount due
plaintiff on said note and mortgage that said
mortgage may be foreclosed and said premises
sold free Of all interest Of all the parties 10 said
petition.
Said Nehemiah A. Bonham and - Eonham,
his wife, Benjamin B. Bonham. Lucy Bonham,
his wife, and James R. Ray, are hereby notified
that they are required to appear and answer said
petition on or before May 22nd, 1885, or judgment
and decree will be rendered against them:
CATHARINE MILLER.
By GRAY 4 TIscIIBEIN. her Attorneys
Dated March 18th. 1880 mhl9-6tF
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FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The resolution
providing for Commission to consider and
report what legislation is needed for the
better regulation of commerce among the
States was reported back from the. Commit
tee or. Commerce, and placed on the calen-
dar. Several private pension bills were
passed. The Post Route Bill was reported
from the Committee on Post-ofices and
Post Roads and ordered printed and recon-
mittsd. The Geneva Award Bill was taken
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday
ksernoon and ordered the payment OF bills
amounting to $607 70
The headquarters of the New York
Herald, during the sitting OF the Demo
cratic National Convention in this city,
Will be at the Hotel Emery.
"Tige" a Covington dog, and the
Brighton Pet" fought last night near the
Union Stock-yards, The Covington dog
vas the victor. The stakes were 500.
Everybody is again warned to be care
ful about accepting one-hundred-dollar
notes on the National Bank of Pittsburg.
$hs city is flooded with counterfeits on
hat bank.
The colored citizens who are indignant
at Representative Williams, for his action
IN regard to the Avondale Colored Gene
tsry. met last night at Allen Temple and
delegated Colonel Harlan to take the me-
mortal prepared by them to Columbus
John G. Hill will make his appearance
before Squire Gilligan tomorrow morning
IN answer to a charge of obtaining money
BY false pretenses preferred against him
BY George E Siddle, the owner of the gro
cory and tea store on Central avenue near
Fifth street.
The wedding of Miss Mollie Chatfeld,
The only daughter of Mr.. William H. Chat
held, of West Sixth street, to Mr.. Frederick
Gilbert, of New York City, took place last
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Samuel Benedict, in the presence
ef about three hundred invited guests
The supper, served under the direction of
M. Peter Fossett, was grand. The happy
couple left last night for New York, where
they will in the future reside.