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r,ao7o-.; .a3a :, 1io1ao 1ex1 autumn. TNcv |
even speak viii, confidence Of Tho a!rrnAy
cratic t llonse md Democratic Senate. Sir,
i 81. *S n y M 4s|u4 nv yS! fssfxS at s3
c.sst n wal!ton insult Nrnn y Dennrratlf
think, shown \ le'naTknble reatllnGss H,t
record for tho past twenty-five years
bns been One of political sns nnl bln,-
dcrs almost past coinprelienstnlt But w!cn
s ns r. 6e RsGiTs S ID eeS sare to ind rSs o cry sy
the ugly loa,l under. whIc!, they are 'nw
SvercstlI!ated TIE temerity a folly ',s ot h the
l)s'nocrats In other Slates: When thoY , ask
counting ont Of thtrty-soveti ltspi10l1cn!i,
!lrlnhers Of the LeElslatHre. ont OF t!;o 10y
that were legally h1st! tlidtsrlltnbly electet,
e4s sH pasy 3nf "S!?n sf H. a Sps9 as Res
ciisetl from tint burden. Perhaps. however,
Afutne Democrats assume c0ntst!encn FROM
tho fi.ct tint during tlia prolonged strife OVER
Wien It lay prostrate under = decree from
Nailon WINS heard tn utter one word of re-
o,strace while nway n, otI rG fro lrn@ rn,ss
K. X fis1s iisnIrcs, eSptessSs adlrsien toT the
backbone which Gov. GRrcctDn llatt displayed
tn the counting g-out conspiracy. the polltlch!
friends ot M1r. Hendricks have mover accused
lin Hf MI extrn supply OF srtnal stfeMsth
| antt desire to say to hinf, from n pleGsn1lt
| acquaintance Of many. years. tnAt tloltt
think lie erGr possessed tie hneku1ne " 10
nets fur Which he collErntulates doV. dnr-
celon.
In sny1llg that no leading Democrat from
abroad sent word Of ltulp nItt hops to the
friends Uf gyUd government, or q word 0f
rel,ltke tU the authors OF tlie fraud, Let me
mike MI honorable exception 9f several
lcAttng DeinUcrattc Gu'tnrs or leading papers,
cn,sse ar Of the oIalnu Democracy. Their words
brought cheer and co!irage to those WHO
were fighting for the right ami we scliti them
back cllecr for their courage, thoir manhood,
nntt The consistency With which they nplicld
guatl principles. -.
At home here Tonight we can congrAtil-
late ourselves that every nlnl, lI'ss done hiS
duty, and, animated BY 4 single Impulse, with
n0 selfish ends to tsAti1, tllo clltlto Kenbllgnn
purity Inns STOOL together for t!lo right. W.
can congratulate ourselves that We carried
this controversy through with ulr OWL
strength, and will, llN thought nf seeking ald
from the National Hoverlllnent, Or fro'll my
other power of airy kind outside our own
limits md our own people. III locking
back over the nine long weeks Of cotItin'!-
GUS labor, we can sec nothing omitted.
and nothing could nave Deen aone petter:
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Itycsterday transplred TINT the real name OF
james d, Dixon, tho alleged Miller .lur-
aerer, Is Boyle, nl1a TINT under that name he
was married sous six years ago TO q young
woman residing In the West Division, by
whom lle liaA uiie child. Noyle owns tip, and
eays tue name Dixon attached to him through
q nickname given him Oh the lnkes years
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One of six prisoners III charge Of 1--WE po-
lIce,nen OF tile DecrIng Street Station escaped
ut 0Ilock yesterday morning ut the corner
Of iIalsted street md Archor avenue while
being transferred from tho South Division to
the West Division strcetrcar line. Just as
the truusfer WA being nlaste, y tlre-r!lglno
ti,e street fnatlo a rush to got out of the way.
A'chnel Coyne, tho one wlto sscapetl wHa
OiacksMitl-sllopa attached to the South Branch
ii ~
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NOHl,E,IEs.

Yesterday nlorning burglars forced the't
way into the Fashion restaurant by prylns
opel, the basement door with Jimmy. lheY
proceeded upstairs, and Wcro III the net OF
rlAlng tho desk when tho entrance Of Que Of
tho employees put them to flight. Tho pro
prietor lnourns the loss Of bunch Ut c!ga's'
John Woods, 10 years of nge, was locked
up at the Twenty second Street Station eaE'y
yesterday lMerltng,. charged With roDins ,sans
Christian Krinn, Of M. S07 C!nrk s1fee.; u.;
The night OF the alst, nj Mr. krlhn Wl: WHs
walking along Clark street, llenr Sixteell1'.,
lie was met by n thief, WHO struck llln
heavy blow In the fucp, niMl tlle! sl!afcl!lhEaa H.
saclel containing clothing, which MI. A'lalI, A'la
dropped as llp wns struck, rall away. Man'u, M'ss
WIS fully identified, and was he'll by Jtsl'e'
NVnllucu In $50 to tho 18th.
Michael j. Purcell, n young butcher liylns
Mt No. 6i5 Twenty.itftli street, mt Oilt;,na
Owen Bowen, whila travelling his post " H.. ~
O'Clock Inst evening, aud entGrotl c0l'Natall,. y,
that l.a hntl beon rObbrA of 3lh5 cash ", ~
Maud Dclmnnt, q bttl!zcneA cyprsnn, any t.H an
inmate OF tito ll0turlntla rnncli kept ny siny
l.OreNz at M. btj Clark street. Tho nir,ea r.
arrested the wo1nan and locked l!er UP ~ IT, y,
ArlNory, but q thor0rg, search failed 20 H.,
c0ver the cnxll no that tho police ss'ileMAsas ~
doubted TINT tho young lnnn nts 10 lill.i! liz H.
loss. lie says the money WIS III !ls u''i;o .a,,
coat pocket, anil that ha knNW It was 1le''
when he entered the room with her,
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TIL; .Ct1H.Ftt,E9.

"--......
THE JusIlCEs'
iom Mccoy. proprietor of l3urke's Hotel. WIS
.u"al,as1ot ,nstnr,,ov ,v Iuut,c, Hu,,',,,a WV
na's, ~. r." taosat IN ,,rt,aoo,,,in" VT.
''eiu II! tno nnsenCo u ta'c p'"s.."..o',' t, Inc
aiEa1r t1atl evidently bce1l compromised.
James n: Kclett the stock-iartls laborct
1luion ma,l. ain lies ut his home, Nu9
m ",,,., ' "sroot r. nroc,rio,,s cn,mii,on n o,
uou tt,. sstss'' IT, H. ,,mnh,., ~ aa
e httsna,E h"1 ha M rcst % sies' sG @ a
nl,y. whom Kclictt Identifies rs his assaIant
WIS Yesterday held in $4,000 to Feb j b7
Justice Walsh.
I,o,s,od s,r,e. Z, Tho vicinity of ,rod,son
erla - d",'y yo,,rv an % 1s1n % M'c to @ rf y
,ost npaSSn1 s,n" ~, n " tnuc m 'tstPl;a's sPL;,'s
Wonlnn fes!ctaay NJ oMG y! ss 1MssG ~ htEs'
ayns Sr;sstea ]'in} jig! aftef e 'a'3 sssss!y
lie i,ame Of &. q. Hutchinson. ainl claimcdd
to be Il partner iii Dan Kcllogg's gaial,v.
house.
1,r,n,, oon A., 1,r,or roor ot t,,e s,o,,,
il,n lo, oa ING so UGn M dr rew S
latter a1t another }}ouioil talrfr, ll"S p
and pT taaes en J. Iarin IL IN n ,,ote t" ] ]sss
doubts % %G4'ceri.ing Noita xI recovery. @ ai,i tias
Ills condition was ySry serious: oWt,l t5sess
sslEssq,a1'to'sh sano hn;l 10 fhc Hse''' gn WIS eu IN
s' covs.nho ti 20 ,I,to trv S no,or ,bo notor,on,
charged by Willlnin Kenlschncller with tte
! larceny of n stack Of lay nntl II log: value,
at s3V, was tried before Jllstlcc Hammer
Hs M a nj w9s s9n 'ssarse sIsS a. ss
lIa was subsequently arrested oil nl,atf!er
warrant sworii out by tho man, charging
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No halfway work. Curo your cough thor
ouXhly. llaln's Honey Ut lIorehoula nnd Tas
will do II.
ptke's Toothachs drops cure In one minute.
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CONFERENCE OF MAGSATEs.

BPftId1 DI5pdltf ID 1fE1uH2s
NEW YonK, .Jnn. 23.-Prcsltlcnt Garrett, OF
the Baltimore & Ohio; President Scott and
Vice President Mccullough, Of the Pelnlsyl-
yanfa Railroad; President Jewctt, Ut tho
Erie; William II. Vanderbilt, and Pool Com
missioner Fink, had conference at the
Windsor Wednesday night The meeting
WIS undoubtedly to discuss the Standard Oii
Colnpanys rates, which President Garrett
desires to have raised, rs he announced In
iii THE Tribune. II Is reported tliat The nd
vance asked for was refused, thus maintain
liz the monopoly. Nonu! Of the gentlemen
would either confirm or deny the report. It
Is nls0 said that Vanderbilt, Is not satisfied
pool, aud asked for ail increase; TINT this
was discussed, but without. result, leaving
tic matters ~ they were, but introducing
into tic pool tie element OF future troubles.
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ago because he was aiways hutnmlng Or
ing new 10 chronicle yrstertny regarding the
casc. The ,,ollco nre nInking great efforts 10
capture tho n,nn wW %as at tho ltalStcd
street bpartling-llouse with 1loyie, asld who.
Il IL believed, could, 4 eal,t',re,,, tsll Tue
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PANAMA CANAL.
De Lesseps' Scheme-What the
American Party Learned
at Panama.
Negotiations with the Railroad Com.
pany-Bene8ts Of the Tide.
Water Level Canal.
The Protectors Confldence-lIoW the En-.
gtnccrs Arc Progressing.
Nt+t 1ork TImft. INN, =.

Ine pn1y wI t,, ~ ,sit ~ .",S s.s M ~ ponn,
ls'" " eohs"a Wat" NJ ~ -, ~ ,,,s .r
'a III regard 10 inc construction oi I''s NV
rtcu returned in tho steamship Colon. Of tic
ponta, sfoii I,no voa,ort1ov Mr. Trrnor W,
,,a.,, ,,,a 1,raa,'ant ~ tlo I,ouano Railroad
rarK' Inc ircs'e"s @ y. u.u t ~ .st c"r.
poratton In tho conference with Do Lesscps.
'rho 1}otlront company Ia NJ, important fuc-
.r ~ J., H. o",,of ,,rn,,lo,o a,ncn without Its
.os o.aa. ~ ' .'a anna, no, ho,,iv In constructed.
At tic time Of tho organization Of tho Com
ny of ,Rran amount ao to Of ,an and
nia, - ,,r,,,riso TINT m n,,,nr rotIrnatJ.truck
nor any ca,al or other line Of transportation
should be permitted to bc built wlt.i1A INC
limits of tho Government without tho con-
sent OF the rannnn Railroad Company. A
year ago Lieut.. Wyse' INC e'lslneee WIZ ,,,o
made the first surveys, md who ownett TIC
concession from, the Colombian. Government
f"r thc construction of a canal across the
~. .,'e ~ III, ~. Inv t,,a enactoi
aslhmus eu'e . ~ .Mas suJ ..,.,, ~ ~, ~. ,s,s,,
purpose Of comforting win Mr. iafk'
ns the representative of the Na!l'
roatl Company, to ascertn,n what COLI
SESSIONS e n caso snv Ga' WAS so resSc soH To- COM
u,l.s ~ In essv tEs,o+ ,vort Ntr Tcrk nofle n
te written re rc,v 10 Ills demand Oh bci,alf OF
tio % stuckhuilcrs Of the railroad company,
t,,nt tan" 4h,,,arod utn msr Ina t,ere wi Wem
1. ian" tS c1mtro"t nnta % hstwse,, lila partics
I'LL Thse .,li captai stock of the Pana!na 1saiiroad
{o a ~ e4o nJ nJ ~ ts PorE mrom"sti",, il "a se
~ ValMe, aio Mt, Lh % n,sss u fnr
s!s oei,t9 oo wIegwlth I'll tie Surplus il SO
o every slGo of stGck aceiate; IN sineo tno
opening VI lht iohu!s ~ ~ u!a"t ny e H.V
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LITIGATION,

NEW YoRK, Jan. .a3.-Last week all order
was granted in the sltit Of the Chicago, St
Louis II New Orleans Railroad Company
against Henry $. AIcComb and the Southern
Railroad Assuclatioy, which came up for
fmnl settlement to-day before Judge Batch
ford, In the United States Circuit Court.
This order related to an injunction ,obtalneu
by the complainant against Mccolnb, pro-
hibitlng lin from dealing III any wavo or dis
posing Of about 100000 worth of second
mortgage bonds Of the Mississippi Central
1sailroad Company, which road is now part
of the compatnnnt's line, because, as nj
legged BY complainant, hs Ind franlulsntlly
obtained tl,e same While NJ officer or tlie
Ut tie Southern ltailroau Association. When
the cnss was reaclled to-day Jnd4c Blntcll-
ford snId to thu counsel: :" fnd tint tte
Illinois Central IL thu controlling owner nt
tile itlt. l mn II stockh0lder in the Illinois
Central, and don't want to sit In the case."
, 1880-01-24

Mississippi Central Railroad Company. mil
Ut tile Southern Nailr0nA Associntioll. When
ts t f as YaJ IT., Esncsa tS'y '5e 5 t ns'i ts
Illinois Central IL thu controlling, owner nt
tile iulld nm II stocklOlder III the Illinois
Central, and don't want to sit In the case."
ITEMS.
Tie ChIcago & Northwestern Railroad
gives notica to shippers and merchants who
| employ travelling men TINT It will Charge for
1,8o0-milo tickets sold to travelling lncl the
fill price Of $50, but will refund SO upon
returning tic stub accompanied by the
| proper certificate.
The Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad,
| 1t IL understood, has coils,itlhlAteu nn ur'
rai,gclnent with the Wabash Railway for tho
transportation OF Its st. Louis trNllc. This
arrangement was made practicable by thu
withdrawal OF the Illinois Ce,,trul's st. Louis
business from the Wabash. alld transferring
| 1t again to tie Vandal[n Line. Tho arrange
ciit, 1t Is believed. Will be OF be,tctit to tht
Eastern Illinois, MS thercbyit secures muct
shorter line to st. Louis than II las had l,erl.-
t0f0rc.
Jny Gould has contributed 5000 for tht
relief Ut the destitute fArlMers IN tl!c frontier
counties Of kMnsss. Gov. st. John, WHO lll!s
charge OF this rellef fund, thinks tl,it
amount Mll be s9iticIeHt to prevent Y, H;,,y sal
Gore, nnd Wnllace Counties, on the extruha
frDMt!er. Most Ut tho settlers linye pllr
cltasrd their lnnd froM. the kullsas Paclit'
Railroad. now under Gonld's control.
dreat opposition towards the schemes o1
brdEng te netfSt yHr y Y n pe
business. The, New York, assembly In
fsyRsift Iessfatares ii q Minncssta ana Wisconsin
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,ns nsvSls FOR NRwsPAPER-There was an
interesting struggle Monday over ti1e Snrrro, ~
ILL., Ny NeM lofk Express, which has for some ttme
wilson Vsyn run Rr IN the interest Of Tammany James
sas Saa bfooSs. son OF the late James Brooks.
paper, and has quietly been making preparS.
lions 70 get control At Mondays annual meef-
ing John Kelly handed in 1872 proxies in his
les Thereupon question arose as to rs shares
OF stock held by Brooks. These shares were
given by BROOKS to John j. Murphy, paper man
ufacturer, as collateral for loan or $eS 600 ana
Murphy had given proxies representing them
10 an attorney for Kelly. Brooks protested
against the transaction, on the ground that the
loan nom Murphy was not due and would bo
promptly met, but the president. August SchelI.
ruled against him. and the Tammany inspectors
refused to accept his vote on the shares The
Nole was then taken, and Kellys ticket was
elected. Brooks Will contest the matter In the
courts He Is not Tilden man, but is anti
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MAR RTED.

GREEN-BRYAN On Tuesday. March 18th
$780, at the residence of the brides parents by the
Rev. D. F: Forrest, D. D.. J. RUSH GREEN. OF
Bryan, esq., of this city
PAREER-BURGESS In Baltimore on We'd.
needay, March 10th, 1880, by the Rev. j. T. Ros-
sitor, G. T. PARKER to ELLA Z. BURGESS. both OF
WASHINGTON, d. C. -
March I'd, 1880. by the Rev. G. Herbert Richsra.
son. W. W. PARKER to NELLIE E. SAxTY. both OF
Washington, D. c.
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DIED,


l!CASSEIL. On Tuesday, March 10th, 1880, at IL
7. M, after long and painful Illness Mrs. MARY
CAssELL, aged forty one years.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No. 4O7 Massachusetts, avenue northwest, on Thurs
day, March 18th, at pm. Relatives and friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
COLEMAN. On Tuesday, March 18th, 1880, at
7lO p M, after painful illness, at No. TAO Fifth
street northwest, ROBERT G. COLEMAN, in the six
Funeral will take place at Andrew Chappel's,
Fairfax county, Va, tomorrow Thursday,
March 18th. at one O'Clock pm.
GOTT. On Tuesday, March 10th, 1880, Mrs.
ANN, widow of the late Major Richard Gott. at her
residence. Buena Vista, near Falls Church, Fairfax
county, Va. baltimore papers please copy.I
WooR. On Monday, March IS. 1880; II 20 P.
M, at the residences OF her parents. No 81 9th st.
daughter Of Franklin and Wtllnette B. Wood, aged
two years, seven month and FIVE days.
YOUNG. On Wednesday morning. March 18th.
1885, after short and painful illness, Miss ELIZA
Prince Georges county, Md.
Funeral from her late residence at o'clock p. m.
Thursday, the 18th inst. Friends and acQuaint-
ances are respectfully invited
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THE MAINE INvEsTIGATIoN.-Gov. Garcelon
resumed his testimony before the Maine inves-
ined infinitely with regard to his expenditures
for police force at the state house and the pay
ment of bills Of the fusion government. He had
made such payments under the advice OF the
council. and admitted having drawn warrants
on appropriations outside Of matter for which
appropriations were made. He exhibited
vouchers for s., IA, and there were 81, 256 ex-
pended for which he had no receipts. Large
sums of money were paid to councillors for WIS.,
ttfng various public institutions and the pay
rolls OF the police were not preserved. He was
asked If he knew anything while governor OF
forgerfeS, subStitutionS and other tamperings
with returns. His answer was an emphatic
denial. He did not think there was conspt-
racy, or that many were concerned in it. but he
thought there was Judas In the camp The
labOrs OF the committee are ended with the eX-
ception OF deciding upon report
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

sAE ~ Of 1p
6oSG HAESF Is sf ofF16 GEEsD1Sas
S Ss.s e. H. 4!
Records Of, the District Of Columbia. and at the
public auction. II front Of the premises. on MON
pay the srH PAY , OF MARoH 1880 AT o Four
parcels Of ground situate in the City Of Washing
tSn District Of oolum6is and comprised ~, within
four hundred ana ninety, AGO.. in the City Of
said lot and running thence along
the line Of Lousiana avenue, twenty eight feet five
with said avenue one hundred and seventeen feet
four inches to thirty feet alley thence southwest:
seven inches to ..lo southwest corner Of said lot
sd and and s tight fs ap5 g
ches to the beginning, containing square feet
Of ground Also. all that piece or parcel Of ground
e o. spd N
square numbered four , hundred and ninety 1922,
running thence on the eastern line thereof to the
northeast corner Of said lot thence On the northern
Saloon, thence southerly and parallel to the line
first mentioned to the southern, line Of said lot
The whole improved by two large brick buildings,
occupied chiefly as offices.
Terms of sale shall be as follows. viz: The
amount Of indebtedness secured by said deed Of
trust unpaid with the pense Of sale 10 cash; and
the balance at six enths, for which the note of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day OF sale
and secured by deed of trust the property sold,
shall be taken: deposit of four hundred dollars
shall be required of the purchaser at the time Of
sale, and all conyeyancing shall be at the expense
OF the purchaser. The amount Of Indebtedness
under said deeds Of trust is as follows, to wit:
$l5 600 with interest at per cent on 81 500 from
LIST September, 1875 and on 81, 500 from LIST Octo-
eg-THE ABOVE SALE is post oNED UNTIL
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND MANSARO ROOF FRAME AT

BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated july. -
1875 and duly recorded in Liber 792, folio 1S%
163 one ofthe land records for the District Of 2.
Golumbia and at the request Of the party secured.
ses, on MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARoH. A;
D. 1880, 80 NJ, the following described real
estate. situate in the county Of Washington D. O.,
and known as Rd being lots numbered seventy
in s. p Browns subdivision Of Pleasant Plains and
Lemar's outlet since called Mount Pleasant, az
1866, said lots fronting on laurel avenue, and run
ming southwardly on and parallel with West avenue,
together with the improvements.
Terms; 90. 600 cash balanee in three equal in g,
months with interest at six co. per cent per allum.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold or
all cash, at the purchasers option. 1900 deposit at
time Of sale: An eonyeysncins and recording At
with In seven days. the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at risk and cost OF defautng
purchaser after five days advertisement.
feb2S-m, w&s DAVID L, MORRISON, Trustee.
az THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, MARCH 22D. 1880, same hour and
place. DAVID L. MORRISON,
mar15- m, wis Trustee.
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IN PASSING SENTENCE ON KEARNEY in San
Francisco yesterday, the judge said it was not
his duty to punish the prisoner for similar
offenses in the past, but to confine himself
strictly to consideration of the present case.
He would pass Judgment without prejudice,
feeling, or vindictiyeness, but the sentence i'm
posed would indicate his estimate of the gravity
Of the offense. Kearney received the sentence
in silence, but his features expressed the ut
most surprise and Indignation. He had pre-
v1ously stated that he expected to get of with
a fine of $40, or thereabout, and after leaving
the court room he freely expressed his anger
and chagr1n, denouncing the penalty as out
rageous and claiming that he will beat it.
Probably, in expectation of a nominal sentence,
his counsel neglected to demand a jury trial,
and, having no recourse In that direction, he at
once filed an appeal to the superior court, fur
n1sh1ng bail In So, 900. On the street many ex-
pressions of qualification at. Judge Rix's action
were heard on all Sides
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FLOODS IN THE SoUTH.-The fruit and corn
crops in Texas have been seriously damaged by
Texas are very much swollen by rains. Rain
has fallen in Southside Virginia almost continu-
ally for ten days. The Appomattox river at
Petersburg Is several feet above ordinary water
mark. and at Farmv1lle Is overlooking its banks
The James river stopped rising at Richmond,
Va, yesterday, and fears of serious flood have
disappeared. The Roanoke river, near Weldon,
pretended
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VHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court aA2
Of the District Of Columbia, gassed in Equity ~
cause No 15S, Soc a. win SfeF for sale IT, q
1880, AZ o'cLoCk P; NJ; n front Of the Prsmises:
Of part Of lot q In square No. bl8, in thu city Of
Washington, DO. Lot IS fronts 22 feet on North g
fronts q fest on Waahington street. both Of said
lots having depth Of 100 feet.
Terms Oh sale: One-haN cash; residue IN Two
equal psyments at six and twelve months. with
eix per cent. interest. A deposit OF 500 ON eacn
NV - Juno - REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
DUNQANaON DRO6.s AucA. maru.d&@
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i STORY BRfcK D vi c Ling q oM < STREET,
NEAR THE SAVAGE SQUARE" MARKET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the sixth -
seventy tive. ana rscorded IN MSer SIS "a, a. G$
county the pscs Of and ths al
ssHGn OF as Rs M Ssssss I'LL
DAY OF MARCH. A; B. 1880, AT 5 o'oIooK m The
Ar Eaaas AL that certain PIECE aRd parcel q
a ana the S Of
plat plan Of said city the east half Of lot num-
bered four a. In square numbered five hundred
and fifteen $3.50; beginning for the same at the
ming thence due west on said street twenty nine
feet six inches thence due north one hundred and
forty six feet eleven inches to 80 aey thence
due south 146 feet II inches to the beginning" to-
ct Sste . as IL s said deed DESCRIBED ,,
terest. costs and expenses may be due and I'M
paid at the time" of the SALE (the whole cunt to
be there made KNOWN, in cash, and the residue in
day Of sale, the purchaser to give notes. bearing
payable semi- annually. to be secured BY deed 81
ance taxes. he, to the satisfaction Of the Trustees;
or all cash at the purchasers option. The right Is
reserved to resell the property on five days public
five days from the day of sale). at the risk and cost
of the purchaser in default. deposit of 300 will
be required at the time of SALE All conveyancing
to be at the purchasers cost
A 6sp HYDE, Trustees.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.. Aacts. feb21- d&ds
eg- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. in
consequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, MARCH
20IH, same hour and place:
A Al dXp HYDE. Trustees.
THOS. J. FISHER L CO., Aucts. mar16- d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

A STRANGE SToRY.-At Red Bank, N. j., re-
Gently, George Van Schoick, a man In good cir
cumstances, put his wife away from him. Last
Sunday night the wife, with her infant, applied
where her husband was stopping. She was
refused admittance, and later, by authority of
the town marshal, shelter was afforded the
woman and her babe. Shortly afterward Mrs.
Van Schoick attempted to kill herself with a
revolver, but was prevented. She was then
cared for by the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

THE LEWIS WILL CONSPIRAToRs SENTENCED
In the United States court at Trenton, N. j.,
the conspirators In the Lewis will case were
sentenced as follows: Mark Sacia and Frank W,
Allison, each two years In the state prison and
$4,000 fine; Bradford and Bashford, each one
year In state prison and 81 900 fine. The sem
tence OF DR.. Parke was postponed. The bogus
widow was too Ill to be In court.