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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

A melancholy statistical ilsud Of ;
Western paper haa hssn conplsioing Of
inecsnplste nortuery statislics Of some
Of teebig bAtttss The Civil Wsr.
Eighty soldiers, eli shot above the
hips. and 81 Of zoe regiment. fell dead
In one vollag atthe battls NJ Gstays-
burg. kt Isis 0Aks twenty nen vent
down one upon the otAsr, In the spscs
sfe ~ r.. And nsssr uovsd : hmb
aaong then rftsr falling. One sheil
at Gold Harbor exploded in the ranks
Of aa Ohio regiment, killing sixteen
soldiers. AZ Savage stAtlon. daring
McClsllsn's charge. / solid shet arsd
from Federal piscs at an infantry
column marchisg By tours killed
svsnty-one men. AZ Frederick sburR
500 Uaioa soldiers were killed II lee
than Ven minatss. Near vicksbarr {
guaboet threw single shell q Rebel
battery and killed eighteen men,
wessdisg 6kssn Others.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

What position do goa want il
Hancock l. slecssd o. YES rscsutIv
asksd q sfoud Nlkiag DsnocrsL NJ.
TT 80 hSlnsss, hsna1 wofi.1 ~
fsse yesfs. None r wAs TIE pronpt
reply; none whatever. Ali ask l. I
tair show In tho couotry." The crowd
standing afDaAd 90 fairly pars6 sed q
sach-A aooss tsspcase. S0ch ! asn
ought 10 start circra
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

1870 ~ " wi sSAA VulVs
Superceding entirely the use oFSuD.
ent the levers, but viii achieve <
RAplCAL CURE. without any q
the 1ncORveniences and sroubles
arising from QUlNlNE.
, 1880-08-11

rathnr noc,,1jar s!sn,,tiInt aiI of author.ty has
T,ravnnsinn ~ - S.r,.n,iv 7" SnMsIs .1,I I'm Ia.
euty for the - Prsyeai1on of Cr,.eisy @ 10 cbii,run
Al ii s,ear as can % ioarned fro9 the a1eltel
"r kan. u H. tag rlihpr,a oxns eow Hud I'LL
nncra' o,yn. ~. m,Isyti i"d itujf i;tursst IA
= u"s , uu n" i'ns % Il nni,nnrs tl,at
.,n t,,. a. -, 33 nsny Te,tn hotn@ in Fr3Inv
aI,J .uy tE htmss ,n's.y !, fenoo fur nun, T6c
aw .rcS h11s nf sftnr tho naturp Of Ker scx.
nas aat VIII nn, I'm cstior, H. shnjI he h., rntn.
ed I ali Tic Tic WV VIZ aowt, Or shaii iho cow bs killed.
~, eetet'' u r. rttuIty to Ann,ais 1S, tt'n
, 1880-08-11
Tho Intcnae School Of Estllctictaul

Mr: Harry qullter. rutarnins to hIs dissection
Ct h 3asF in g. Sf Il o
17lh Of July: "1'ho fayorlt color for hsnKiugs
n2w u saKo green. Or, dusty intliA,t rod: Ihsso
from tt.;-but they form harnlonious cn!abin4-
lions with tho bluo china. which l. fAsh!onab!c
easa n2 1 L sS ha a,sr Ss s
arsa haasiss It Il EVIDENT tat yoHt t ifsFe fars
tHFG hs IL eaof s o. no m ss e. sto 81 os aoo aS pS %
tic effect. u tho onu case W should hive dts.
coraanoy., IN thq othes goM6roasss M " ef effect
ia9 tho furniture 6iaex and en!iyoning i viii
ssse & aro1y ya ea xs nansnss 19t
black nnd aoid flraitore, an.' bfne chtnn. .iintt
wo DO nnt NJ Kot the whol., "a y,tne out Ct th!s bur
COLOR, r,-Apota which will, as It !gero. mako tho
%sss Il sX Il I'd YS u IL: vsnss sas
ass 9n P'faessl esnesS S 1aeea a'qs 1
bowl; wo solzo upon thom,. one and all.
The Jaraneso paras9l gocs - heller y akel'er
into tho tlfop[aog tnn pofsHn r,,E is hInH cure osre,
naainst the wall tho la'iter,i twink ios falatly b..
dscoratos % m staosTo % nboyo @ tho nlas,toi.r}ooe,
tcraaa calm, tho nadda, contsnplativc Of tho
"And 90 bohold Our harmony nil but CON-
ptete. All hut, any, but not quite, for II Ia ov-
don't that Wo catlnot Introduce INTO this sc1uo
men and women fn lhelr ort1nury einttos. fAncy
tho nconErulty OF Tho old -fnahloncl wlllto nuH-
lin and uIue- rlbbonel Hfr 4snid such aurrofintl~
lnBB, or Nugby boy running Ia muddy t,nlitaels
Into such a repository, No, Wo can1iot havG my
thing OF that sort: something must be sacrificed.
and 30 no ourselves set tho example. Wa ds1s5
ourwomeu In graya and fa[nt rcd snud dirty blues;
we R!vo our nluli .wfdo upon collars and saffron.
yolrot coats and encourage ttie,n t, sl.ow 10
Geao linen, and to loaye their boards tincotn6od.
We drlw tho curtains clover md tlo6or still rs
we advance In art aud myst1ry; unr v0lcea,
gradually sinking, takU toms OF awe: Wo re-
prra8 shn1d1r whGh H1GuHpu ID made OF some
nineteenth. century picture or statue. AMI mir
muir nui0r our breath Of tho ChTys0Iephnntine
Z4lis and the unknown toanhors Of ph!dins,
Wo no lonGoF look even, at atiolent pictures or
statucas Lost our harmonious leeltnR ahuuld 10
lstnrbtd by tho!r beauty; but from tho ro-
co8scs OF some secret AFAwer NO extract hnlf-
defaccd Grc0k coin, aud point with ao1nbro sapt-
uro to tho llncB Of ta design, tho Boftucss OF its
modelling.
hcrBolt into tho beaef that thoir PRACTICES aud
tls0nrtcs tend to heIp art. They tend r1lller to
deatroy 1t, md W sufolY w. you kill hoalthiuoss
ot foellnE and otrGngth Of moral fibre In any
society, 20 ooEtntuly you may ho sure you kill
AIs1 tho root Ut I'LL limo art. For lilo art is
always healthy. always strong, and never solt-
| CQOkCloli&." .-
, 1880-08-11
rhysfca1ly Fine, but vile Morally.

WhSfikf4 "&hpft f1NtoFH n Ihakk.'
Tho AfRt4ns arc Moham1n0dans OF tito Sunni
fa!th; th0y reverence tho lirst four khuliss. and
havo no particular yoncrAtl0n for the prophat
lK4a!in All. Thoy are ssptltup Into trtbc9 olnns.
and families, each under ts own head, co,a-
mander, Or S!tlar; anu they Rre often atwnr Or
fot,d, and often engaged In consairaulee, roboit-
ions, and aasasinauons. Thpy pro tali. h4Ely,
fsh foatutes, black eyes. and lauE bluuk hatr
halA!nx dawn In ausls. Tholr countenhnoos arc
caiult aud they effect q ffnnkncs4 a1ll buAh0lnlo;
they will sometimes llnlul0o III rude arIty;
but their expression IL sayaxo, and Cyl! pas-
xons aro often raging IN their lenttA itku
hidden tlreas TheY ara hloedtIlraty, 4accitful,
honor, and tiior very souls Tor iuoru. Ihsy 0are
fos nothing but nHhtlnx ani 1oot, deliKhtanTM y y
plumber Ut tho Killed aud wounded; without any
relish fr hon,o lifo or domestic ties; Without
no oHcopla on daEth TINT huya i rner payal1uo or
\ vllee morals. They ar9 tha ralfos Of a natiou
who have puyed out thoIr parts In hiatoTy. III
hy4one aaVa ihoy. conquered liiHdoatan On tho
ono silo ind Persia on tue othos: but tho oon-
at1crlug INSTINCT has died away aIntdst tho nccs-
sant alacord Of family feuils and domestic bro!ls.
, 1880-08-11
FRANCE,

n,u. 4AA9u&ILlHAN aA1HH,
t,s,.,sas, as, avg. l0.-Yho final result Of the
Hseaeon's Hssaons foF the Councils uencral show 1,0l9
ass,ss aIpsealls elected, md 4o5 Neactionasles,-
"p u a0 Republicans.
p,an NATIVE OF THE UNITED srArRs.
If fea ,ia ita!det,lIlckey, tho expelled editor
vi" ,@a ~, ,,a'ltkltepabltcah paper, L'IFtboulet,
H. nv mt'tes under tho name Of "lsaint Part
us... ~ native Of the un!sed States, whose
ssn,r.t sta eni'gratcd from Ireland at tue b.
tonssss. VI 1ao present century, The reac-
s1oai:xI! six Mpe1s warmly protest against his
Nisa Niaslo9 on tho ground tha. he has long 70
~ ~ = H. 1,ance' and made very generous
IVA us largo fortune.
cns. BANQUET At cusnnounQ.
III, atnouiso, et,.auiso, AnR. l0.--A Erand banquet
nankss"s Even hero last night, at which Q large
III ~ ot distinguished persons wore pres
M naassa' n.a. Jaure$lbcrry. Minister Of Ain-
tlL1 s'spose4 po'l q toast. "success to tho En-
sIStutI q t'e British Adiiralty, S; resp;onied. 9
Il efeYy viewed thu llluMluatluns
, 1880-08-11

Frank Mear. II trump, Is under arrest at
the Cottage Grove Avenue Station, charged
with stealing sl7 cash mid two gold rings
yalrcd at $780, from johanna Kennedy, o lo-
nestle employed IN tho residence Of Mr..
Allen, No. 0s Twcnty-fourth street. Some
tl.no Inst wtntor 3Icara was con'passionate'y
taken IT, out OF the GOLD t9 DO chores ,abouitt
the residence Of Mrs. Wflllngbury., No. 70
Jollnllnn Kennedy, was Then employed.
Mrarn called ut 1lr 4t)len's' houaa yesterday
and asked for sol,!ctlltug to cut, md was ut
Gss ,s' F'fsSgae g y ctI,s e a2neat!e s s, VINO tol
Henry Webber was arrested yesterday by
Ol]tcur Lenders as ho WAS about to stenl
a Horse mid buggy belonging to ID. .. Il. L.
Steele, OF 1s9t State street, an4 WHICH llnst
hecn left standing nt tho rorller Of State and
Madison streets. Detective Morgan expects
to get other cascs Of lorse-stealtlg against
tile prisoner.
, 1880-08-11

ExrL0HERs MURDERED.
LONDON, Aug. 1o.--A telegram from Zar-
z!bar states that. Carts. Carter and Cotlets-
head, Of tic Royal Belgian Exploring Ex-
p,sdltt9n. haye been murdered BY chitf
q believed In, Lontioi, to be tho celebrated
Chief Mercantile.
OVER NINE HUNDRED LIVES Lost.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A telegram from Alden
reports tllat the, stean1er Jodtlall, from Smga-
with o5a pilgrims for Jedtlal,. Ali on board
perlshod except the Captain, his wife, the
Chiet Engineer the. Chief Officer. mn ongl:
Meer, und sixteen nAtfvcs, who were picked
Up. ind brought to Alen by tho steamer
+ SOUTH AMERICA.
DuENos AYi,Es,, July lk.-ChilI Is prepar-
INF @ @strons, sx,pedition ,,p agatnst Linn: ,,.,,
business lii Bucnos Ayrcz is improving.
, 1880-08-11

lhFi}eTS, ulO paIlcfs Has "eeEPNA aS ttle
1c rons!ant1y-recnrrlng instances Of tho
toycd litfeIois acquAlnsance WIFI q very
!arga .protmItion ,hf ulo clty's 'lalt million.
ncss nj the corner of Wood auti VIM buren,
strgots. occupied n pors!un Ut tho promises Mt
PIT Ogden avenue. TrAsk. was the aRent.
rho ea;o expired tho 49, Ct t.| AptI! Last; Nn..
of Of acconiMojatioi, hc askel Tri.sk for thc
uae 0f The premises for two Of tlIreo days stt-
sllltnnal. which was granted. About threo
weeks nftcTvards, whet Nrnllnnt was til
inati sttatfng tllst Trask Ind eeized show
casa. lot 'bf cignrs, and l5 cc1lts II,
inoiley, and carted thon or TO n warehouse
At tl;o corner q Randolph l. n'1d Clinton
claim of Sis. TURNER anli Couk eficcteti iho
removal nf the .rrnlerty. On GraI'ntn's r.
turn he showed tiKl,t.. Ttask cut tlowa hIs
bill to sa;W FIR tho fow days extra occ''- ,cc
Grahnm paid. t..,d IN nddst!0ll hi Init to pay
81 lcKni EXPENSES aud stOraRe to get his prop
efty. all of wh1cl! was Forthcoming. except
thn Ii cents. Gtalla!a took counsel u Fny'!e
len'lai lawyer, aiil tiils ahlning ,liEht Of tlie
could. "for," said he. iii yon .ion't, md
Tra*k snys you owe years. rent, lie will Rrt
Trask ii getting exceedingly nervous. Slrs.
Af. L. Ju1tt!sotl, who VIVA accepted on Es
bond, could not DO gotten ut last evening t0
vs. johnson ct al. In w!!ic! her husband md
others ars Interested. Tl'fs. i n case now be-
INK heard bef1re Master-in-g gl'ancery I}nt!er.
Reliable intelligence from pekin Shows that
Mrs. .jolu,son tlUcs not own n foot of ground
In 1azewell County. slse a1l T'rask net IN
concert, and, evan It she OWNED the House
oH West Colgress strcct, In this city, 'rraxk
cinsns to liola a mortgage on 1t Of st0o, and
tie property Is not worth nltcll. at best.
TlIe warehouse receipt fur Mrs WHgners
property lns been found. Trasi IS very
anxious 10 get llold Ut It, but l,e cannot 90
It. aud It Will 60 far towards Identifying Him
the principal consptrator: Wllen liosr r.
pleyi1ied tho property ilr didn't get It from
snfe, took ont tho warehouse receipt, auMi
handed It ont TO uorr. Mrs. Wagner will
ultimately pct .her own agn!1l, but tfe " l.
tlcnce will first be used In conyictlng Trask
MID The whole gli,K.
, 1880-08-11

riiquet to call III the Jnit"ra to stranglu
li1nl, and tho bearer q the o ystr!ng md the
Governor Of tl,n lall w:r; hardly stronE
mai who obtcctctl 10 letting thcin hang lin.
antl after l0nR course Of rcasouIng got HIN
to lnntl', ttnl mud pnt his nrck N tho
1'una], .,". . NY. For fcnr he nj oallt chnnRo
IFS mind, they it'd not al10w him 10 kick tho
stogl away Himself, as Is customary. but
pullGd II away themselves, ant. .-wllen. Ills
wives rnlu that tfay ns t1sun! tu dinner, they
were sllpMIi liI8 cnfpst, still tinngInK.
, 1880-08-11

Perhaps Detectives Mcdonald and Dlffy
arc rs insane rs their unfortunate prisoner,
O'Nic1. Billy Love ard John Wilson, the
two men first arrested by them for tho Ale-
llahon murder. and against whom they tried
to nuke out "case," were yesterday NJ
rnt8ned before Justice Wallace Upon tho
trivial charge Of stealing ore razor from. d
CaMRl street barher-slltp, and they were dts.
charged upon ever, tint They wure still
kept in custody, and are to DO seiit 10 tim
House Of Correction hi default Of 500 fines
inflicted somo time ngo, but which were s,s-
pended oil condition of them leaving the
town. .
, 1880-08-11


VIENNA, Aug. 1o.-Tho trialof Gen. Baron
Won probaska OH II charEu Of Aefraud[ng tho
FrcucI, Company III selling them concessions
Of certain property ut Ban Marino wns begun
at the Asstzcs Court Mon1ay. Tho pros
ecutlon secks to provn that ten.
knowing tho sa1e was fraudulent. Tho de-
fcnso contends lto WIS ignorant of.tho frnud.
Tho trinl cnuses Il great sensation Darpn
ron TrobaskA being one Of tho Most Dis
tfuxuished Austrian Generals.
JtELIEF.
The Emperor OF Austriu subscribed 5000
fl0rins for the relief nf Tie distress caused by
the floods iii MOrayla and SItusi4.
, 1880-08-11
FURIOUS FLAMES.
Destructive conflagration Among
Lumber Piles at Hunters
Point, N. Y.
Several Small Vessels ana nIr~h
Property A,s1loro Dc.
Htroyed.
Tho Loss Estimated to Be Fully Half
Million Doltuta,

Aall u LUG GuFnln4 VeS9el NlctAuxs atIil
ab!aze, foatod nRainst tho pier occupied by
tho American Export Lumber Company, Mt
Hunters Point Tic premises occs,pted by
tae Company occupy both .sides Of Ee~town
cfcck. at the tsme tho N!ctaux causc ~
contact with tho pier they wore unloatl-
i,tE there n large number Of vessels.
Tho fire Immediately communicated to tho
lutnhef-yara aud spread In every direction
with lightning rapld!ty FROM tho luinbor-
ynfd the fire spread to the vessels, md. not
wltliseana(px tic efforts n,ado by several tugs
Which ilaatencd D Aeir assistance. sfx
SOM III flames. Over tcn ncrrs OF fire nro
now rn;lng wildly, and 1t appears beyond
Tho control Of the fircmen. Several burning
vessels were towed iuto the river, and llaye
lssfse1 With tho t'ae toward n.ackwe!!s
Island, enyeloped III a sheet Of fjnnc. Tic
iirc Is sprcnling in EVERY direction, anu no
estimate chi bo formed Us 10 its probable cx-
tent.
from tho river is ono Of Indescrbabio Rtan-
cir, the flames rising In every direction a1,d
deyouring everything In their pash.
The Euentto Post says: ''trlo stock Of Tho
Export Lumber Company. mostly Canada
pine, was valued at 100000. About half Of
1t Is already destroyed. Fully insured;
about s1oo.Qoo Of tic insurance Of tho
burned lumber had been placed within Il
week. The insurance Is plnced chiefly In
foreign companies. Charles Watrous' stock
Of lumber, Canada pine, valued ut S400, 900, Is
burned: insured. Tho total loss Is expected
to bo $500 900.
At first, many persons In tho al,ops about
efiro began to inake preparations to abandon
, 1880-08-11

BATHURST, N. d, Aug. 1o.-Tho. Catholic
church hero Is ln Aalues. Tho ilro IL snld to
bo caused by spark from Temples Mill.
Tho Convent IL In tho grentest possible tatl-
ger, MS vol as the priests house. Loss heavy;
Insurance light.
Tho Marquis OF Lorne arrived this noon,
but could not bo received rs intended, owing
to the fire. !,
, 1880-08-11
Marrow Escape from a Fear
full Railroad Accident
In Scotland.
An Irish Justices Life Saved by
Coat of Mail.
immense Republican Gains In
tue Fccnch Councils
Elections.
Over Nine Hundred Pilgrims Drowned
By the Foundering Of q
T. Vesso1.


", : GEN. HoHEHrs' FORCE.
LONDON, Aug. 10.--A dispatch from Cabul
says Cen. Roberts exnct force for tho roltot
Of Caulahar Is 2,030 European troops, 7,i50
natives, mil 5000 cnmp-fo'lowers. Gen. Rob
.erts says l,e Is confident Of the successful
accomplishment Of his plans.
FOUGHT OVER THE sPo1I.s.
A dispatch from Qnettah aays letter has
been received FROM Cant1ahar, dnted the 9TH,
saying CAMEL driver, n lcscrtcr from Ay0ob
Khan's arlny, states that tho ueratees and
Cabutcso troops fought over the spolls after
, tho battle Of Kushki-Nnkud. md that Ayoob
Kha,t was wounded In trying 10 separate
them.
" LONDON, Aug. t0.--A dfsparch from Bonl-
bay says: News las been received from
thamar Chokl Of rs late n date. eg Monday.
telved from that quurter Tuesday. a conn
muntcatlon by post or. telegraph with Con.
Roberts ceasest althongh letters may bo PC
casona!ly senf. Con. Roberts has but. FIVE
emergency to eko out supplies obtainable in
cANDA1tAA,
= A. dispatch from Candahnr the 9th anys:
The defensive works are completed. There
arc PROVISIONS In store for thlrty.aye days,
Gen. Burrows loss does not exceed / ,080,
Including 400 Europeans alld twenty-ono
Will shere Alfts In the city with his rcla-
uons. ,;Ayoob Khan's force IL very large
but undlscIpliued.
CELEuRATEO.
ST. rETERspuno, Aug. t0-Telegrams
from Tnsllkctla, dated ANg,.7, state that tho
accession of Abdnrrallnlun. to tho Afghan
tlroaa. was celebrated ut all the principal
Tashkcna Oh the It'll to survey the Russo
KasATaflan fTontter.
, 1880-08-11

The alarm from Box 283 at 5:e0 last eyer-
lng was caused By sparks from chimney
falling on tho roof Of q two-story frame house
Nt No,1l5 West Randolph street, owned NY
j. Rogerson. No datnnge.
, 1880-08-11
A WeI!-Known Crooked Character
Mysteriousty Shot Through
the Head.
lie Explains tho Circumstance II,
o Manner Not Wholly
Satisfactory.
Possibility that Ho May Have Had somo.
thing to Do with tho MoMahon
Murder,

WHiie flul1R OIL Il btue 134ahu avenue car. hsA
young fellow. down whose faeu ther'
trIctied Strain % Of boo 1v md whn Iu ooneaTe @
TO- oo 1uernE g., sonssrsSe ras pan from
answers tn tho questions nut to IItn,' and W was
t.ueltnaJ ~ Nv ~ o1t,a . ,a,,o- ~ mn, n,'.'
d,sl'icllnea 10 allow tho Queer or any one
f sse to et ssf Ts1s es 'a liz SM oeer na's made S @s
tttle show Of authority. he cowcd
t1n,~,, e,,, s''Sm s,st " =, "rnnt., ~ choractcrs
"""nt utt Jass ~ csvonsa s'"'aete.s taa@.a.sa
WITH aw w and ws f s snd he permitted The
officer to examine Ills wound. It wns plsjtl-
ly to bo seer tlat llo had been shot, but ~
tho b,,lIet lad entercI m iii ti,e fcad lust aboyo
the forehead on tho left side, and find emerged
at a point some three Inches above asld behind,
It was to be presumed lint tho injury was
not sc serious. sN but as TIC 1' fellows CLOTHING
md boots wore covered with mud, and l,ls
general appearance WIS none to good, the
utlicer concluded to arrest him, When the
west rwv'ttl, Street Station was reached the
Afa,lon, and claimed to be n stranger
In tic city. but q wa 3 rcatlI1y recognized as
nhoiilas, allas "b''es" ~, NcDonougl,; Young
rtn',s WIav.A tno poacs 1aIo lai'a.sa ~ W
1M"s ,ts,, sines t' upon some Gaat9o o. otney;
,,sara} Msem Gla ia liat no " Was knoMIn' 1I pMeK t
ciyt!l'y thar he Ind been dging, bps It was
Hetotn,ined to tGll only s1nal! portion of tho
1s'ln ~, t'Ss ne ac was n,en questioned q closo 'e
aianS sh,irs,SSW H., s casiy , toia: MMcUm'ou8m M M
ciMlllle4 ulat tho s!lot was lred by twn men
rniafI m III @ it,, ~, f Irt an hrvv Mo o,, ~ ora'. r
bank just beyond tile city limits. The shot
, 1880-08-11
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E<}'Y{E2S,


Levlathah AItnIuE Company.
loca4cn OF principal placo ot bustne<s, san Franz
ctecU, cAtfuENtn. ,. -
Location Ut Work1t 00]d ulil Annx I!1trltts St4Ec$
NeTr(Gn IL iiENHMv t;iyES. TINT At Q uess,n4
5ay. III sssst.aeni !sy i! q F.f'esn !ia, SsAta
Cooperation, Llu asuuIlatqf. " UNI ~ Atatsa
geld G4tu, }Aa saesatnTY NJ flts oeo tla sHin-
fUF,itn. r. T.,
Any slock upon WHICH thls aAeHH1at shall tona1n
untad pH shv u ssYunth szthl ia1 Vt Apypst:
l& Will " dulln4usnt xua a4ttastssoA lnf tA!u ~
wl IL 4oii IuvsdAy. tha txlsV uay Vt
tss9iass Viii sost Pf sdyarst.tHS and sfRansaA of
B.. 4. Fhlaltld. SECRETARY.
orr1cI- Nv. ~ pluo-st. nooua 4 aaa tfp7ctsvas
CuiltyEnl-
, 1880-08-11

Tho public will beware OF n ffatttlu.
lent Initiation OF Dob6ihs' Electric Soup now 10
Ing forced mn the inarkot By misrepresentation
II WILL ruin any clothes Wnahel With 1t. InBi5
upon haVing UobbIns' Electric.
Glove Fink In tho NRmc
OF The new perfume lnrehtcd by Atkinson, ttt
London perfumeE. and favored by MtH. Lung
fy. hence tnnt1y Buppnso it to possess beauty
giving power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-01
DIED.

AHERN. Monday, March LIST, 1880, at O'Clock
a. M. of consumption, ELLA G. AHERN, aged
twenty years.
Funeral from the Immaculate Conception Church.
Sth and streets northwest, on Tuesday, March
I'd, at three p. The relatives and friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend. Alexan-
dria papers please copy.l
FRANK. On the afternoon of Saturday, Febru-
Frank, in the sixty-thir year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, 2l2U Pennsylva-
mia avenue n. W., on Tuesday morning, the ID in
slant, at nine O'Clock, thence to ST. Matthews
Church Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
LEVY. On the 29th of February. 1880. at the
residence of her nephew, A. s. Solomons. 1905
street, Miss MIRIAM LEVY, aged eighty seven
years, daughter of the late Simeon Levy, of New
port R. l.
Her remains will be taken to New York for inter-
ment.
MCPHERSON. At the residence Of his son in
law, Joseph Pearson, No. 50 Sd street. George
town, on Saturday. February 2Sth, 1880. at eleven
O'Clock p. M, ROBERT l.. MCPHERSON, in the six
ty sixth year of his age
Friends Of the family are respectfully requested
to attend the funeral from the residence of his
in-law, on Tuesday, March 3D. at ) o'clock. Fu-
neral services at Trinity (Cathoc) Church, at 80
o'clock.
WAINWRIGHT. In this city, the 2Sth of Febru-
airy, 1850, SALLY FRANKLIN, widow of the lato
Capt. Richard Wainwright, U. s. navy.
The funeral will take plack from st. Johns
Church, Tuesday afternoon, March I'd, at two
O'Clock. philadelphia papers please oopy.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON STODDARD STREET, NEAR
By virtue of deed of trust. dated the 10th 1zzA
day OF February, 1878, and duly recorded in 1sS@
Liber 876, folio AT. one of the land records 4l2
for the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trus
tees will sell, in front Of the premises. on WE'D
NESDAy, MARCH 10. 1880, AT o'cLocK, the fol-
parcel of ground, situated in Georgetown. District
OF Columbia, and known as part of lot No. SO, in
Holmeads addition to said Georgetown, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning for the same at 9
feet inches OF less from the corner formed by
the intersection of the north side of Stoddard street
and the east side of Mill street, where line
drawn at right angles to the north side of Stoddard
sion wall between houses No. 4 and s, built on Lots
No 3d.. SO and 81, counting the same from the
ner of Mill and Stoddard streets and running from
said point north and at right angles to Stoddard
wide, laid off by John E Carter, through Lots IS,
Sc and 81 of said addition, and opening on Mill
street and the road leading to the Methodist burial
ground; thence with said south line up alley east
drawn through the center Of the dividing wall be-
tween houses No. s and 6; thence south with said
line reversed and through the center of said divi
sion wall to Stoddard street; then west with the
north line of Stoddard street II feet or less, to
the place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments, which consist of two STORY frame Dwell
Terms: One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months with notes bearing interest at per
cent Per a1 anu until paid and secured by deed
purchasers cost. 300 down when the property is
struck off. II the terms of sale are not complied
with in seven days after the sale, the trustees
The right to resell the property at the risk and
Cost Oh Inc o %1IIIAM 5. Gass1N, 7r,stsss
feb27- WILLIAM A. GORDON, Aiue'oo''