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SUNNI OnS.

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory-beioreA n d.
Barret Justice of the Peace. 50
4 l.. Bonner, j. Ii. Robertson, NJ. j. Council lE
L. Bonner u Col plaintiffs, vs. W. D. hu'e' ae'ehu'
ant. - - .. -. Montana .s,a ,ra.s
ing TO " j. Rute, defendant. l.,
You are hereby required TO appear at my omce u
silver Bow township, Deer Lodge County, N VI nc
ZION brought against you ny the aboss'named PLAIN
lifts in the Justice Court Of silver Bow lownshp'
De,r Lodge county, Montana Territory, and 70 an
s~er The complaint filed the.ein within forty days at.
ter the service Of this summons on GU, OF judgement
by default will be- taken against you according 70 'he
prayer Of the complaint. ---- -, .., A..
The said action is brought to recover OF yon sne
ann of one hundred dollars alleged 10 DC balance
due. owing and unpaid for goods sold and delivered n
W. FL your sueciaI instance and request ~ butae'
Montana. prior TO April 1, 1880.
And rou are hereby notined taat. u yon fall % ap-
near and answer said complaint as above
said plantifs will take Judgment by default aans
Won for the sum Of one hundred dollars interest anc
costs. ' -, 90. a., =, Anvil A n
| 1880. .....e. a. 49, ~ o ., IN p,,ace
b644t justice Vi W. '''
| CHARLES 8. WARREN, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Summons.

In the Justice Court OF Silver Bow township Deer
Ledge County, Montana Territory Before A II.
Barrett, Justice Of the Peace.
Lee W. Foster and A. Kleinschmidt Lee W. Foster
q c. plaintiffs, vs. w. J. Rute, defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet.
ing to w. J. kute, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my Office In
silver Bow township Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. in action brought against you by the
named plaintiff in the Justices Court Of Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific
ry and 10 answer the complaint therein within forty
days after the service Of this summons on YOU or
Judgment by defau II viii be taken against you acord.
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought To recover OF you the sum
of one hundred dollars, alleged to be nalance due
owing and unpaid, for goods cold and delivered you
at your special instance and request at Butte City
prior to the lst day OF April. A. ID 1882
And Won are hereby notified that u you fall to ap
near and answer said complaint a. above required the
said plaintiffs will take judgment against you by
default for said sum Of one hnndred dollars, interes,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April. A. D
| 1880. a. n. oAhhEi,
b645t. JUSTICE ot the ftace.
| srRArT Il sTArLEros. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Su lnnlOnS.

In tie Justice Court of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory before A. h.
Bar ct Justice OF the Peace.
Miner Publishing Co., IL. T. Brown, Manager
plaintiffs, W.. W j. Rute, defendant.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing 10 w. j. Rute, defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear at my Office In
the township OF Silver Bow Deer Lodge county Mob
tana Territory. and answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days the service you OF this sum
mons, or Judgment by default viii be taken against
you, according " the prayer Of the complaint. -,
The SAID action IL brought to recover OF 3on tne
sum OF nineteen and 25-lOO dollars which plaintiffs
allene you owe then tor balance due on account Oh
job printing done at your special Instance ana IT,
quest
And Won are hereby notified that II you fall 70 aP
pear and answer said complaint az above required 1e
said plaintiffs will take judgment BY default sgaln ,n
You for the sum Of nineteen and 25-i00 dollars, Will
interest and costs OF suit. n
Given under my hand this 27th day OF April A. ~
1880, A. III. BARRETT,
"a Justice of the reaee,
Chas. 8. Warren, Attorney for plaintiffs. SsSs''
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sum mons

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory Before A. Ii.
Barrett, Justice of the Peace. NJ,
7 nj r. Foster. plaintiff, vs. W j. Rnte, defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send greet.
ing to " j. Rnte, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear 1T nv office In
Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana
TERRITORY In an action brought against you BY the
above named plaintiff In the Justice Court OF Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific.
~ and to answer the complaint therein Within iorty
DAYS after the service OF this summons on you, or
Judgment By default will b. taken against you accord
ing 10 the prayer OF said compliant .,
The said action In brought 10 recover OF you the
sum OF one hundred dollars which plaintiff alleges
you owe him tor goods wares ana merehan a sod
prior to April !, 1870. 49,. 4, ,o, ,.,,.
And YOU are hereby notified that, 1t yon iailto ap
pear and answer said complaint az above REQUIRED he
psid plaintiff viii take aJudgment by default against
Won Tor toe sum OF hundred dollars interest and
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of April; D
1880. . . - n -. - -, ~. D..
spSATr q sTAPLHros. Attorneys for plaintiff.
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sherin's Sale.

ID. II. Cohen, plaintiff We Charles Bausman. deiep'-
ant. s.,
To be- sold At Sherif's sale nj o'clock p M. 90, n
urday, June ., 1870, In front oil tho Sheriff oe an
the town vi Butte M. T., under and BY virtue " ,ss
execution issued from ont the District Court OF .n0
second Judicial district of the Territory OF Mon
In ana for the county OF Deer Lodge the and
described property. to-wit: All the right I ~. An
interest OF the defendant or which he had ON INC
day OF March, A. D. 1875 In and to the following w
ecrbed property The Boston quartz LODE S," snd
comprising one thousand fiOO0l feet In iens'n %.
1--WE hundred (500l feet In width, located MAY ,ass.
1877 and moru fully described IN book OF ioa. s
page, g. In the County Recorders oice IN tne nv
county and Territory, the said property lying sno
ing IN Summit Valley mining district Deer III ~ nj
coanty, NJ IT, and levied upon as the property o' '"'
defeudart. Faf -.
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. d. 1880 yS
JAMES 8. McANDkEWs,
iHt Sheriff Ut Deer Lodge county, ". .s !.
BY Thomas McTague. Deputy sheriff. oo0-''
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An announcement Is made 10 the Mormon
Church organ of cutting off" six of
Brigham Youngs's daughters from the
church for prosecuting the apostolic exc
cutors for the recovery Of 81 900. 900. and
for jeopardizing the liberty Of John Taylor.
Major Jack Simmons received Wednes-
day handsome span Of iron-gray carriage
horses. They were purchased by Ed. Cor
bin In Iowa, are sixteen hands high and
weigh nearly 1900 each. They came up
with Colonel Thum's beautiful chestnut,
and are valued at $5J0.-Deadpood Pioneer.
!, Mrs. Jeanette Norton, President Of the
New York Wcman's Mining Exchange,
has an eye to business. She already pos
sesses round $1,000, 900. and has many
prospects in the San Juan country. She
has Just contracted for $4,000 mill to be
placed on one Of her properties.
Ben. Holiday is for the twelfth session
before the United States Senate with his
claim for $500. 900 for losses sustained by
Indian depreciation while carrying the over
land mail. His route Was l 200 miles In
length through the Indian Territory. and
be used to employ $50 men and ], 700
horses. ~. BOB
"Mother," said the seven-years- son Of
an energetic mother not thousand miles
from Rochester, the other day. as he watch
ed Der vigorous manipulations Of . kitchen
urensii, ''you ought not to 60 70 heaven"
"Why not, my son?" in surprised man.
ner. "Because you would wear out your
harp before eternity was half over" was
the quiet reply Of the young philosopher.
The curious travelling stones Of Austra-
Lin are parallsled in Nevada. They are de-
scribed a. almost perfectly round and about
rs large as walnut. When Distribute
about upon the floor, table Or other leve
surface, within two or three feet Of each
other, they immediately begin travelling
towards q common centre, and there Ii,
huddled up In bunch like lot Of eggs in
nest. A single stone, removed to dis
tance Of three and half feet upon being
released, returns to the heap, bat IL takeI
away four or five feet remains motionless
They are composed Of magnetic iron ore.
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Scott on Subsidy.

r..
see Mr.. Reid speaks Of me. He says
that the Texas Pacific WAS the mistake OF
NV life. Tell him that the Texas Pacific Ii
today one Of the best roads Ia the country,
with a great future. 1t does not owe one
dollar to anybody. The floating debt
which was necessary to raise to build 1t has
all been paid off. The equipment debt,
which Is a very small one of $40, 600 mile.
is the only debt it has, and it is secured. 1t
is also secured by land grants. The Texas
Pacific is perfectly able to take care OF it
SELF We are building 400 miles to 81 Pa
so. As you know. After that 1t remains to
be seen what will be done. In year 1t
will tap New Orleans. SO as to have port
on the Gulf as well as the Atlantic sea
board. 1t is and will be great road
| When was before Congress for . subsidy
Mr.. Reds paper opposed me. That va
all right. am very glad We did not ge
1t. We are better for having had to rely
on our own resources. We applied for az
because We thonght that was an econom'ca
way to build road. Idon't think 30 DOW
The governmtnt should not grant aid to an
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SheriTs Sale.
William Wallace ct al,

William Wallace ct al,
Frederick T. Gleason, Administrator of the estate Of
Thomas II. OConnor, deceased. -,
To be sold at Sherff's sale In front OF the ooul'
House door In the town and county OF Deer Loege
N, T., ut the hour OF 2 O'Clock p. m, Saturday, ay
~ A. D. 1870 under and by virtue Of an order Oh se
issued from out the District Court OF the Second Ju
dicial District Of the Territory Of Montana IN anS
for the county OF Deer Lodge and to me ~ shein ~
said county duly directed and delivered the toowns
described property, towitAll the right. utls anu
tcrest OF the defendant III and TO certain tract VI
parcel of land containing about one hundred INV .
tixty lGcres situated Gris Creek, just below
Gritf's Lake, on tho north side OF the Deer LooRe
river and about six l6l miles noltheasterly rom
what IL known as the 0.d Perkins ranch, and wne,e
John Carten lives, and being mostly encosso W
fence, and the nth day of june A. ID. 1910, W
cupied by said Thomas III O'Uonnor. Also, al wa.e
rights and the water power saw mill and other NJ
provements known ~ the Lake Mills, aud nj pulu "
ings and erections and improvements thereon anu ~
ana singular the water ana rights and privnese'i,
bitches. dams and reservoirs and other rights an.
privileges and appurtenances thereto belongIns ID
Herewith enjoyed. all of said property ylng ans
being in Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory "'i
levied upon as the property Of the defendant.
-HI Hs|u JANIS MoANDkEWs, m
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county. Nj
BY Thos. McTague. Deputy Sheriff. ,ssa,
Dated April rs. lss0. '"''
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a COMP. csTED CASE,

Gentlemen - Ny case II briefly follows Ihavc had
eatarrh for tn years. tach ar vlih Increasing SC
verify. For n.ne yeas / nd Z tr athed through
one nostril Ia Dir, pr'r n tir thront very bad
cough, lima lad astbb,, oalg,,dtot ke remedy
for il at night before be- b!atv lie down and ST. ep
and q constant dali Ta!N ~ nv head. Ny head was
at times full Of rtigLal l. - rs TO injure my
sense Of hear gt IL, h. II - tup veral timss
in the night TO cltar it ad thioat b fore could
Sleep Every one Of these sl cssng symptoms has dis
ann ars A uicr tte 60 If ~ qn q rec bottles OF
saNForDs RADIO L CSEt " Eesrl fnlly restored.
Ihaye no a. tlmatic symptoIns no cough no Groupings
In the ihro G. no hcGdacnc ard in every way better
than have bcen for years. ud fecl the ehecis OF
the Crrg MI appetite my kidneys. and In TACT,
every part az my stem What has been done In my
case Is who. y tn effect OF the RApIcAL Cunr
r' vc-y r"specn, 'aX y L. LA"hEN.h'
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court OF the County OF Deer 1o'A~
Territory OF Montana, 1890 ). a.,,s de-
In the matter OF the estate OF George X. Sample w
ceased >. -. a.
Frederick X. Gleason, the administrator ~ s,sa his
TATE OF George r. sample, deceased, having n or
petition duly verified by his OATH praying ~. such
der OF sale Of oil Of the personal properly shsl DO
parts Of the real estate Of said deceased .ition
Il Is therefore ordered by the Court that s pee,oe
interested In the estate Of SAID decsased ~ NAV,
the Probate Court Tuesday, the setn a ay Al the
Courtrtom Of said Probate Court AZ ,h me- 80 10
House in the town and county Of Deer &c., 10 the
show cause why an order should not DC ~ e,sonal
rid admin. orator 10 sell so much oi lhs sssry
ana real estaAc ~ pu"''0 :" YIN EMERSON,
ProbaIs Judge !,
pstsd Ami -, 1884.
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.ATARR
IS II Cugag.E?

yyyHOSE who have suffer A from the vsrforF 81 81
plicAted forms OF di-'il Gssuii'i- ~ 4 taF
have tried many phyrcisiN ar n "
or cure, await the anfwl totai%f, Ht9 Hf4Fta
able anxiety. And well they MAY AZ 70 : 1859
can he md ntoncd s. 81 uIlvcTsai!y pr II mt a.
destructive to heath 10 Cstarri. n 'hltts Asi
Coughs 1 nd serlous and e. que tiy aheGiinns
the lungs follow, IN many instan =. , essi 81 siIp
but neglected Cs.i.rrh OF: pa $40 aiies Iioi :
snch a. deafness, Impaired res h id - al stns
IN srpe H. may lie irrcd TO ror but ncverth. hes
serious results OF nprlccfcd C-f1-h. bad enough II
themseiyee but as nothing ta.t with the danger
a Vocational OF In tlroa And in iikey TO follow.
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IT GAN & CURED.

TT can be cured There no doubt about It. The i'm.
i mediate =. lief ai.erds By sro1ps ksp 1s.,
NAV follow persistent pf tut remedy. The hard,
ncrustcd matter tnt has lodged IL ie nasal passages
Is removed with few nnplicatio~1 the liberation AID
Inflammation suhducd and 'ait Lie ratirc menfrn-
nous Innings OF the head c anscd and purified Con-
s.itutior ay ts action IL tint powerful purfs ing
agent, destroying is course Lhrough the system
the acid poison, the destructive agent In catarrhal
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify TINT Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CUKg OF me- and FRI m time 70 time made me
familiar th is believe his stat rent w e .ne
Ia every particular JAS. !. DElbi.
fITcnBr RI, Oct. II.
Each package contains Dr.. sanfoIds laiproyed N
halg TuD and tull directions for lie use u ~ cs =
prce ST. Furs by al wholtsa and retail druTgtts
I'd dealers throughout tho Cnitcd States and ls AS
WEEKS s. POTTER General Agents anu 7" ssale
fpC.Istr, 'trtr.l, Mass.
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....oa noapEnsKJoLD's REPORT
-. - p,r., successful Attempt to Make the
Northeast Passage.
rpoM LAST WEEK.

,r..n.,.,sa for the NEW NORTHWEST by Ole bierks'
Emporia, Kansas,l .a aa
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SALE OF THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD
AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the super
sedeas estoppfng the sale having been with
drawn, the Washington City, Virginia Midland
ana Great Southern railroad was sold at auction
In Alexandria by Commissioner Barbour. for
I,?o0o goo, TO k. I. Baldwin, j. Wilcox Brown
and Robert Garrett, trustees for the associated
OondholderS and creditors. The only bid for the
property was the above sum. offered by Mr.. X.
L. BALDWIN Tor the trustees. or course the sale
Is yet to be ratified or set aside by the court
Inc whole amount OF the principal OF the funded
debt OF the road is s, 531 O0o The trustees have
on deposit with the Safe Deposit Company of
the principal OF which amounts to s, 529. o00'
The line OF road extends from Alexandria 10
Danville, 237 miles, with branches from Manas-
sas TO Strasburg, 63 miles, and to Warrenton, 9
miles. '
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DIED.
DANDELET. In Baltimore, May IL. 1897. FRAN

IL ~,
CHS DANDELET.
FITZPATRICK. On Thursday evening May Is.
$780, at O'Clock, Miss CATHABINE FITzPATRICK
native of the County Glare, Ireland, in the thirty
secono year of her age.
May she rest in peace.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her brother, Mr. Thos Fitzpatrick, on street, be-
tween 6th and eth streets northeast sunday,
May 10th, al O'Clock y. In. Friends and relatives
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
GORMLEY. On the morning of May Is. 1880.
at III a. NJ, PATRICK GoRMLRY, in the sixty third
year Of his age, formerly of County La agford Ire
land, but for the past thirty four years resident
OF Il, orgetown.
= Relatives and friends are invited TO attend his
funt raj from Trinity Church. Saturday morning,
at 10 O'Clock. where there will be mass for the
repose of his soul.
MACKALL. On the morning of May I3, 1880,
BENJAMIN, eldest son of the late Dr. Louis and
Mary J.. Mackal.
The relatives and friends Of the family are in
yted to attend his funeral from his late residence,
on Georgetown Heights. Saturday evening, May
Is, at six O'Clock pm.
SALTER Memorial services for GEORGE w.
SALTER, late pay clerk, US N, only son of edwin
and Margaret Salter who died at Rie de Janeiro,
Bra I'll. March "a. 1850. will be held in Waugh NJ.
E Chapel, corner Third and North A SITS. Cap
itol Hill. on Dext Sunday, May Is, at p. m.
Friends of the deceased and of the family are in
vited to attend. n
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1880 PENNsYIVAN1A 1880
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
TRAINS 1f II Feet ssfTssIS $780, ;,o,
Ptttsburg and the West. 10 40 = m. daily. with
nttsburs T. cincinnatl: ST: Louis aud Ghicaso
40 .. m. daily. with Palace Oar to Chicago.
Tor az RoeSesea Buao Sias.r.
Falls and the North. a. 6 90 g. m, daily, except
daily with
Lock Haven, and Endra. at 10 40 I'm. daily.
For New ork and the East 10 .. m, and 80 D.
m ,dapy, except sunday and 40 ?. M daily.
Of Pullman Psrlor Cars. so g. m. daily. except
Sunday.
jIss & MIN e gsoa 5sDs
fording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding
double ferriaSe and journey across New York
For Rsa saasx ,nd and 80 daily
For iiss sse SID ssS .s.sP supfa
M SO 20 and aad sstsy p M On Sunday
Tor PoRe's Greek Line, 500 I'm. and 90 pm.
For AnnsRolis. 90 Al and 20 pm. daily. e1-
ASR Ss5 %ssH HAE
f0r as and IL 30 on SUNDAY % 4 "a .aa
II I'm. and p M
$40 p. m. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Q, 8. 10
On sunday 4 .ns 70 s% ana and .na IS
Tickets, information, Sleeping and p.rlor Oar 80
oommodsnons can be procured at the ofnces-north-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syiyania avenue, and at the depot where orders can
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
p: FAKMER General Passenger Agent.
FRAkK THOMSON, General Manager. nova
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RAILROADS.
DALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILK1

RALTIMeREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
n.tionsl Hoas. ana 90 shoTt I Iias e. tn.
North, Northwest, West,
TO take effect Sunday. November is. 1879. st 20
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
SO $50 p.m-Batimore. Kllioott City and Way sta
SOS sm.-tNew York, philadepht. and Boston
EIpress; On sundays to.BaItimore only. Break
fast ct Relay Station.
mont on strasburs. Winchester. Haserstown. Freds-
ssd way B Ms heas and .n-s, R,,-ss.
x'5esss RRolnt 2, Eoess Ksd@Sat sTssburs
Esltimore Express Parlor car to New York and
1856 a.m.-tst. Louis. chicago, Columbus and
Rttsbury Express. Frederick, Hagerstown and
sanoB aF9 cars to S.7 car
ton to Sandusky. daily except Saturday.
800 a-m--tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way. Sun
10 90 .. m.-Bsltmore Express. Stops at Biadens-
purg' Colese, beltsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
Y 40 p.m--Baltimore. Annapolis. Eurcott City
so J. m;nNew York. Philadephis and Boston
80 p.m.-baliinlors- Bladensoury and Laurel
Express. Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
43S g;m.ItPoint Of ROCKS, Frederick. Hasers
town, WINCHESTER and Way stations On Sunday
a 40 p.m--tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
5:3Op.m -tPHH.ADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS Norfolk. except sun
day. Norfolk passengers taken in the direct to
boat 1T Canton. Stops At Bladensbur2 and Laurel
COOP .m--Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
Gas m--tBaltmore and Way Stations.
726 PM BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS. Ellicott City. VIA Relay:
7:45 p. M It CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PITTSBURG EXPRESS Sleeping car to CHI
caso pittsburgh except Sunday
S45 p. m.-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York. and
special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
$50 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Cars.
tDaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. excspt
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
And Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station and
eO3, 619 and Corner 14th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders viii be taken for Baggage to be
shocked and received at any point Ia the CITY.
W. II. Oh EMENTS, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
l. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. KO0NTZ. General Agent. nyl7
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE DOR
Il NER OF SECOND AND A STREETS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
my6-dtds
~ DWELLING AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
ATTACHhD, ON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF

rHANOERY SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
~ DWELLING AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
ATTACHED, ON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
MARYLAND AVENUE AND FOURTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court II
Of the District OF Columbia, passed May f.|
9Th. 1886. in Equity Cause No. 6125, doc 19. .&.A
wherein Touhy ct al. are compliments and Dow
ney ct al are defendants, will sell, at public
tcn. in front of the premises, on MONDAY. MAY
24TH 1889, AT 80 O'CLOCK M, all those cert sin
pieces or parcels Of ground, situated in City of
Washington. in said District to wit Part Of Lot
No. g. in square No: 784, Oeing all Of said Lot No.
s. except tho west 20 feet fronting Maryland ave.
hue, by depth Of 80 feet also part Of Lot No. in
said squsre No. 784. being the east 40 feet 'front.'
Of said lot No. 2. together with inproyements
thereon Above property to be sold fronts 152 feet
bly, sized building lots. Official subdivision plat
exhibited day of sale.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree are:
Ore-third Of the purchase money in cash; and the
residue in three equal instaments. payable respect
lively Elk, twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale, with interest ut rate Of six per cent per
mum; deferred payments to be secured by notes
Of purchasers respectively, and deed Of trust on
property sold. Deposit Of $50 required on each
lot at time of sale. Conveyancing aud recording at
purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied
with in six days after sa'e Else Trustee reserves
right to resell at rsk aud cost Of defaulting pun.
chaser WIN. +. HOL tZMAN, TrustA,,
1921 street northwest.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts.
myll dads
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HANGED FOR NUMBERING HIS FATHKR.-Ed-
win Hoyt, the parriciGe. was hanged In the jail
had remained awake all night talking to his
guards he exhibited no signs OF weakness or
sorrow. at 11:3S O'Clock the sheriff babe him
farewell and adjusted the rope and black cap.
Hoyt then descended the steps of the gallowS,
and when he reached the last one the drop fell
and he swung in the air. Death followed al
most Immediately. Edwin Hoyt was convicted
for the brutal murder of his aged father on the
23d OF June, 1878. There are no circumstances
SUI rounding this case to lessen the hideousness
of the crime. 1t was daStardly killing ana
nothing more; not an extenuating circumstance
anywhere. Hoyt's defense was insanity, but 1t
was not sustained.