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TNHOS. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IMPROVED BY THREE STORY BRICK

IMPROVED BY A THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE. No. 905 STREET N. ".
UnGer and by virtue of deed Of trust, IA
datec June 9Th, 1877. and recorded in Liber G.
NO: Us, folio ~ ct seq, one Of the land 4%A
qnest Of the party secured thereby. will sell, at
public auction, in front Of the premises on MON
DAY, APRIL 18TH. 1880, AT s O'CLOCK p. M, all
that piece or parcel of land lying in the city OF
Washington. District Of Columbia, and known as
Lot numbered three (3) of Redfern's recorded sub
division of square numbered three hundred and
s1xty Fix 1860, with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-fi cash; balance in six,
twelve, eighteen, twenty four and thirty months
alter cate, for which the notes of the purchaser.
secured by deed of trust on the property shall be
taken. deposit of 300 will be required at the
the OF sale and all conyeyancing will be at cost of
purchaser. If terms of sale are not COMPLIED with
within seven days from day of sale, the property
will be resCd at the risk and cost of the defaultag
purchaser.
apl- dads IHos. E. WAGGAMAN,5 Trustees.
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
1NMemoirs Nine. de Rem usat. complete cioths2 90
SIelRes Life of Christ, Authors edi ion... j. 50
huxley Cray fish. l. rs
Ass Grays Natural Science and Religion go. /. 10
Herbert Spencer's Ceremonial Institutions p. I. 25
1ath's Ta!es of the Chesapeake. l. IS
Jena G3rdnls' Compens stlon. i. so
tIautlers Captain Fracasse paper, Coo cloth ]. IS
Benwether's Master of Red Leaf. rs
Charley National Music of the World. 3. 90
Eroude's BuDyaE, Men of Letters" rs
wards Chaucer. Observation-Disclosures. rs
MIS- HooIer's nder the Tricolar. ..-....... i. %
JAMES j. CHAPMAN
MErROPOLITAN Book STORE,
mar30 OH Penn'a ave.
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YYNEOS. j. FISHER & co, Real Estate Aucts
IL 1928 street northwest.

LAND SRI .TEb At 1 THf iN ri G
STREET INTENDED.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated 9th On,
folio 3s1. of the land records of the District e
OF Columbia. and at the written request of the
ION. on the premises. on THURsDAY. APRIL lanL
18TH, 1880. AT 30 o'CLoCB PM, all that certain
Iumbia between the northwest boundary line of the
city Of " Washington and Rock Creek, viz: Lot num-
tD. of the tract of land known a. widows Mite
containing four and s71oo a. -lo0) acres. more
or less also the fun and free forever of the
streets, roads and ways aaJoining said lot num-
Terms OF sale: one-tbird of the purchase money
1H CASH balaI &c i. SIX 90 ana twelve l2) months
secured be- deed az | rs per per i'Sm Res annun
post of Sle0 quired ut time of sale. If terms
SALE Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk
ana Cost ct dsfaHtns purchaser after fiye go days
ner of Washi- gton. ID. C. Conveyancing at purcha-
msr30-d&d- ISABEL K,Lr. Trustee.
Sf TIE 4ts s ) Il d FEN FEN
AND IkCHFS OF LOT 10. IN SQUAsE IS,
AND NORTH sTREET NORTHWE5T.
S S0I S9ST1fIEp ,BY THE bIS fkTcT Of
By virtue of the DEGREES of the Supreme -
GouT. Of the Distric, II Columbia, passed in -
sssns G 6a6 o. Nc Ass "a M Nc So ct al the
fF6s, q g. as S Ell PH
Day OF April, A. D. 1885, AT 5 O'CLOCK PM, ali
those pieces or parcels Of ground in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, known and des-
Isnated upon the plans or p!aSs of said city Lots
IA, 10. is, IL. Is. 49, 90 and 81 AMI the north %
feet and inches Of Lot Is, in square No. 49,
The terms of sale are .One-third IIj cash and the
residue in two 2equal instruments at and tselve
months after date, with interest to b. secured by
approved notes and lien reserved or the property
sold. No deed deeds will be given until all pur-
chase money a.d interest shall have been paid. A
deposit Of 300 will be required each lot and part
OF lot when sold All coHveyancine at purchasers
costs II the terms of sale he rot complied with tn
Tight 70 resell the property at the RISK and of
the def2u'tng purchaser after ten days notics in
the Evening Star
WILLIAM J. MILLER Trustee
Office, ago Louisiana ave.
WALTER b WILLIAMS ( co, Aucts
marc 3taw3wSds
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THE TRADES.

k(OOkBlNHING.
ID The public i respectYurv ;,<o-o, .....
LfCETr BOoKBINDERY
- C1lIieu on a. heretofore. The same exceIlent
N0 ,r are employed, and the work turned ont
VIII De III te superior style which has axavs baan
Characteristic q The establishment o''eu
apps lOI2 Ptinsylvania avenue third floor.
EIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
i1l2 Pennsyiy MA avenue Washington. ID. @.
U rLne tLLntLLE rPeCiAS. janis
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AL CIIDN SALES.
ETTTRE DiTS.
NHOMAs DoVLTsG. Aucuoneer.

CHASCER1 81 Up IMPROVE I'D REAL PROP
ERTY, 70 m N0kh HEaST 0oENER OF
OPPOSI r tfEE PATENT OFFICE
In pursusnC. Il q decree Of the supreme "a
Court of the l. tr-t # Columbia, sitting in 80
Equity. in C,ari--.g cui-e therein pending &nA
ct al No. Gil f", 10 !" TIE 'idsrs- med Trnstee
will sell at put .CtjUri. in front Of the promises
on RIDA1, Al 81 ., 1890, IT : o'C.I.aCK p VI ali
ana sih9ui1r = @- 'E'rtsiD - Parts of Lots num-
bereI rslect '- "iEft 80 srd ,iue ~. in Square
nuH beTed f"'' md. q all hftyu'e (455), in the
cl.y OF Wsshl' .'--. District Of Columbia, begin-
Ilills Tor the g. - ne southwest corner of said
square and III ~ thence north along the line of
Seventh (5th) 90 northwest thirtv -one (3D feet;
thence east TIL th-p1 {3Sl feet three 81 inches;
IheEce north e4.' - feet thence e.st twenty t2t)
feet, thence = lEty- tsO (62l feet Ton aud one
half 900 irChs .hpI,,e east seven - fest thence
south sixty f. Ca feet i've and one-hah 90
inches; there tao y feet and six ~ inches;
thence south si- - feet t4aCe west four 90 feet
and six (6) inCler teica .tfI along the east line
of lot number t.Le CJl to street. and thence
fifty three (52 f. ana three 81 inches to the place
OF Ieginnins. trf-thrr With ali aLC singular the
tmFrOyemeI e. t.er.'Oh ai.i the appurtenances
theIeunto belong. s--" The improvements consist
OF "a large Brio hiding, now reHted for stores
and Offices.
TENS of sa'e am. O.,a- fourth Of The purchase
money in ca.I s-.f tie residue in four equal in
stain Ell t. pay-' respectively, nJe 90, nlrateen
QS), ty eIity-ssvr.i i27 and thirtysx 800 months
from and affcr t, az of safe, it'll interest at the
rate Of six I,r ct. secured ~ the pronGissJry
notes of the pa ':-sr- ana deed of trust upon
the rCT erty ID If the terms of sale ali All
not lie cunI L." tE IN ten G3ya after the day of
sale the 1r'i-'.- Tf--erses the ri9ht To rese / at
he risk and eos 3f thg first purchaser. All con-
veysuCing at IarCiaSer's cost A deposit of $500
reIu red at the tire II purchase
K. ~. TYLER Trustee
mar23-dSd- POST Office No 6Gs st NJ
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my sufferings from Catarrh for four
years were something indescribable. My
senses Of taste and smell were entirely de-
I felt myself an object of lOathing
and disgust. I could not breathe
through my nOstrils. By the final
use Of Wei De Meyers wonderful discovery
the formation Of mucous ceased, my taste
and smell were restored, my appetite
returned, and vas perfectly cured. It
turn Of Catarrhal symptom"
ID. g. MCKELvEY, 167 Mott st., NY.
&C., 60, CO., 10.
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"4RRTED.

MARRIED.,
HAWKINS-oCONNOR. March 3Oth, 1890 at
GoDzaga College, 10y Rev. Charles X. Jenkins Il T.
JOHN III. HAwKISs. of New Jersey, 20 BRiDgkr
OCoNNoR, of Washington, ID. G..
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4 'HANCERT SALE OF a VALrsBT.E THREE
u STORY AMI BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE
NO 4n On SIR En- NORTH VEST, OPP
IOSIlE NJ IHERN IIRERIT aRE

b virtue ~ decree passed on the i9.h "A
LAY q Octni p, 1879, hy the Suurrlus Cour. fsaN
OF the DIstrl6t Of 'lltm' il. in Equi cause. 2.
No: bakS. wherein Ih1mas A ste Jhens is COM
fiaiEant and Mary Stephens ct Al ara defend
ants the und' rslxred trutre, will sell pubic
auction, In fr'nt # the premises. on SATURDAY.
The 1OTH DAY or APRIL, 1Sa0. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
I'm, part IF Lot No 20 IN Square No. 5I6, in the
CITY OF washington ID C. Beginning at . point on
street Is feet inches sIis of an inch east
from the north veet corner of SAIL lot and running
thehce east rs feet inches and lis of an iuch
thence SoHth lOH feet thence west Is feet inches
and DIS of an inch; thence north 100 feet to the
point of begiTTing, with the improvements.
The terms of sale one third cash. and the ras
1due in three equal instGlments, payable at SIX
tweiS and eighteen months from sale, with interest
at rate of seven per cent per annum until paid,
and secured by the purchasers notes and reserved
ten on the prI erty sold eli cash at purchasers
option. DEPOT il of S1GO must he made ut sale
and If the terms thereof be- not complied with with
IN one week from the day of sale the property NAV
DE rosoid at the defaultiD< purchasers risk and
cost. after three days notice he enin< Star
DtEEJ aper- The conveyance ng will he at pur-
Shaser's cost JOHN +. HANNA. Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
W. Il. WILLIAMS & 90. Aucts mar17-eoSds
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II have suffered for several years from
Catarrh. and have tried many remedies with
out benefit. have used one box of Wei De
Meyers Compound and am radically
cured.' REV. O. H. TAYLOR,
140 Noble ST., Brooklyn, N. T.,
(Pastor Noble street Presbyterian Church,.
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure-an abso-
lutte cure-is sold by Druggists, and delivered to
any address. at 81. so. DIR. Wei De Meyers
Treatise mailed free to anybody. b. H. Dewey
& Co.. Agents, 40 Dey st.. N. Y.
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SPECULATION.

Cotton.f0r Future Delivery In the best
speculation. No expense Of interest," in the pur-
chase Of Stocks or Grain. reasonable margin
win buy sell 100 bales of Cotton, worth at present
market value about &C. 900. For the faithful trans
action of business entrusted to us we can refer "a
our correspondents in all the leading Cotton Mar
kets OF the United States.
]. r. EDDY 4 Co.,
m2-lm 128 Pearl street. Nsg PORK.
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lust RECEIVED-An new supply Of
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
very LARGE ASSORTMENT on hand this year, in
Guiding designs from all the manufacturers.
NEW BOOK
The Reader Hand book by Rev. z. c. Brewer SO. 50
Oral Defornities. by Kingsley. 500
Patent Case Index, by W. P. Preble Jr....... 500
Schouler's Bslllpents, including Carriers. 800
Prayers and HyIBnals IN cases and separetely.
". III. & o. III. MORRISON,
Law BOOksELLERs AND 5TATIoNERs,
m2rl9 AZ ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-NORROW.

EOLEY. Auctioneer, sll It'll street.
ASSIGNEE SALE OLA LARGE STOCK OF FAN.
Cl GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. INCLUDING
500 PIECtS OF HOSIERY. LAOES AND
BONNETS. Fl OVERS, &c, AND A GUAM
THY OF OTHER ARTICLES
Sale on FRIDAY, APRIL ID. CoMMEsO- Hsn
ING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, at my auction 90
rooms, Sl1 9TH st. n W. Ladies' will do ~
must be positively closed out Dealers are espec-
tally invited.
nar3o-3t FOLEY, Auct.
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SANITARY PLUMBING.
- "a YEARs PRACTICAL ExPKRrKum.
JAS r. BRIEN, A10 Pa ct. n.eC.,
1akee gPectAlty Of the examination and repairs
Of PLUMBING, with o view to fta proper sanitary
effansemeea Orders promptly nfied. nart- linz
nISPOSERS Of SECOND HAND CLOTHING,
OMatchss Guns hstols &C., can got the - -
ave. Prompt attention win b given 10 order u
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EASTER CARDS, EASTER CROSSES
IL BANNERETS,

Assortmants of Prang's, Marcus Wards and Hi
6esheinier's FASTER CARDS.
Easter En-, Cards and Easter Eyre, novelty.
Faster ArScis, arranged by Miss Eastman.
SsJn E2ster BaDnerets; very neat.
Sabbath scnool Cards. Birthday Cards.
VIM. BALLANTYNE d son.
marll AS 9TH street.
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TRESTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE TRACT OF
LAND STU TED AT THE INTERSECTION
OF COLI MBIA ROAD WITH NINETEEN III
STREET EXTENDED.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ell VA L 1)N II Ia.
II LESSONS IN KENSINGTON ART NEEDLE
IL WORK. Specimens aud terms at
BARlOW'S ART GALLERY,
mar3l 2w' 1925 Penn. ave;
O1A 141H ST.-MLLE V. PRUD'HOMME is
III crg&1i ing some new French Glasses. Be-
Kim ers invited 10 test the practical application of
the Or al syst,m- April 18th and 18th, ut IL e m.
!. L. Terms moderate. Once hours IL M. to l
y M Mondays and Thursdays, 10 S. mar29
T T. sCPEJI, Teacher of PIANO. ORGAN and
81 VOCAL GUS1O. Particular attention to be-
SiHners, wei those wishing TO be qualified for
feb26- Pm
EvENINi. CLAsSEs-Monday, Tuesday. We'd
IL nesday. friday. to O'clock s. per month in
advance; LAIN GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH,
ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS. Preparation for
College, West Point, Annapolis Private lesso rs at
other hours s. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, 7O2 9Th street
NV 1an24
NTAPLEMOOD INSTITUTE. CoNCoRDvTLLE,
dents prepared tor business Yale Harvard. First
class professors. Primary pupils admitted.
1e1T J. SHORTLIDGE. A. NJ, Principal.
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
- corner 7TH AND L STREETS y. w,
The course comprises Penmanship, Spelling. Com
position. Correspondence Business Arithmetic,
SINGLE and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business
fracCces, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and
Lectures. Day and evening sessions. Open for
reception Of Students last Monday in August and
thereafter For particulars visit the College, ad
arese. Iaug5l H. c. SPENCER. Principal.
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CHANCERY SALE OF THREE ELEGANT RES
~ lDEN ~. s., On l., STREET, NEAR THE COR
MEX OF TWENTIETH NORTHWEST, NUM-
BERED 20l1, 2Of3 AND 2 IS; ALSO. NINE
BTIi,D j :, LOTS on P sTREET, BETWEEN
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND ONE BUILD
ING LOT on SIXTEENTH STREET, BE-
, 1880-02-08
TO ASHES.
The Body Of Miss Dolly Hartman
Cremated Yesterday ut Washington.

The BODY Of Miss Dolly Hartman
cremated Yesterday ut Washlnztons
Pa.
Speetas Dfspateh to Ih= Chtozoo Htassn~ .
PrrTsBuRG, Pa, Feb. T.-As mentioned In
yesterdays TRIBUNE, the body OF Miss Dolly
Hartman was cremated at Washington, Pa-,
to-day. A large crowd was at the depot
when the funeral party arrived, but there
was no excitement. 4 hearse and carriages
we're in waiting, and the remains were taken
ut once to the crematory, where everything
was found to be in readiness for the incinera-
ton. No one was allowed to enter the
crematory except the family of the dead girl,
some Of the Trustees Of the lie Moyne estate,
and one reporter. At 11:a0 O'Clock tha
body was lifted out Of the cott1n
and placed on the iron frame. The features
Of Miss Hartman were slightly shrunken,
but she looked natural and ifel1ke. Her
hair hung loosely around her head, ting
lock nesting on one cheek. The body was
clad in pure white dress OF some ma!er1a1
a II es fa ba 2as2 as1sRa r. % nsdk sh safs ss vas
wrapped in sheet saturated with alum
water. At II: n the remains were placed IL
the retort, the door was cemented, ana
the incineration began. For second
as as Of burning feathers, which soon passed
of. Looking through the hole in MI; ne y G0of'
and mS fHey the yoatines 9 30 of tie figure to blend yt
thee M e hours @ and a half nothing Of the body
remained but small heap Of ashes, which t,,,
viii be collected and sent to the family.
Miss Hartman weighed about eighty pounds,
| the s Ultimate remains only q few ounces. s;
Everything passed off smoothly and a sats, :,
factorlly. The affair is the chief subject Of
conversation this evening. There Is grow
| ing feeling here in favor Of cremation.
, 1880-02-08

skill aud ability, and the Court, unaccustom
to such, henmed with deep admiration upon the
aarriyed for the prosecuting attorney to deliver
bis speech. aud he waxed eloquent on II tae sub SUB
ject Of carrying concealed weaPon5. and msde nae
moving appeals In the name Of the Ia" tnat
risibly affected tho Court, who wept n,neh,y,
and mentally vowed vengeance aEadnst 1 .on,e fne
culprit. All at once, however; ana Iroma son,e
eeased Ills lett @ les Seemed to be troubling h
beyond measure; and he aaect!o9ntsiyM M MgFaspeea ed
cost ~, annealing look toward the door, as ii ho
desired above ali earthly things to be on the
outside. All ut once the mystery was cleared
m. An innocent revolver serenely gifded ouE
Of the pants leg on the tioor. The younk attorney
was trcontlnently floored. and the Court. wig
had been revolving in his mind the prnpr1ety e
was astonished-wipcd his eyes and ahcm.d
ominously. The young attorney was nnap!o 70
offer any excuse, and the Court pfomp1ly nneo
careful.
, 1880-02-08

Tor the erection Of Prussfng's new vinegar
works on the G00-foot front recently pur-
chased by them on Arnold street, between
Iwenty-fourth and Twenty-ffth streets
capacity of 500 barrels % per day, and nd viii cost
about S36, 600. The main building will be
finished nlS before May !. Otto Il Matt is the
The success of the Central Music-Hall has
starte anew the project of
AN opERA~HoUsE
for Chicago. IT is said OIL good authority
nitied to Mr.. McVicker, when in that city,
their willingness to advance capital for that
purpose, provided the building is constructed
upon commercial. basis: Il bniit tlt a. aslae tne
and offices, no doubt the enterprise would be
great financial success.
IN THE BUILDING PERMITs
of the week were those to James Hopka to
erect tWo-story dwelling, No. Ill Wade
street. to cost $4,000; to j. .. douper to n erect
to oassSIs cost o SG'fa to a. X Chapman to erect
rear addition, Mo. 1883 Prairie avenue, to
cost $4,000; one to John Dwyer, to erect
.one-story cottage, corner Of Iaylor ana
Latin streets to cost S eom one 1i3nais e a:
street, near Dearborn, to cost S,o0Q; to
Peter Pepper, to erect a two-story dwelling,
Ashland avenue, near Thirty-tilrd street, to
cost 81, 900; one to A. Anderson, to erect a
twu-story dwelling, No. 1A Wesson street. to
cost $3,40o; to 4: E. Guild, to erect a two
story Dwelling s9s Fulton tons st1es to SSf
214 South Clark street, to- cost $1,000; one
to Joseph Hault to erect a two-story livery
stable, No. 2G4 Indiana street, to cost $4,000 ;
one tS Scott Gage to erect tW9 htWfotoTy
nue., to cost. IS, 400; one to E. Il. Shirk to
fourstory mangfaSt9ry 5 cans a5a n5e ftp95
Brass Manufacturing Company to erect a
additon to their foundry SoG1s.
to Caroline Harth, for three-story and base.
en dws1n at No rs sgRPsrd3r d{srnS 5tree IT, to
/ two-story dwelling at No. rs Sholto street, t.
cost S., 600.
| The Building Department. during January
issued 19; per1nits, covering 81 permanen
t improvements. In 1879 III January, the De
| partment issued IS permits, covering q per
! manent structures. Last week the Depart
ment issued 55 permits for structures costing
S75, 200.
The loan business for the last two weeks
compares as follows:
, 1880-02-08
A MURDER0US MANIAC.
-.xnh - YTt ChfrnaD 1r{bf&

Special Dispateh TO lug t"eoa0 4.~""
JAcKsoSv1LLE, Ill, Feb. Last nighs
while John W. Schaunlng, one Of the night
watch,nerl at the Central Hospital for the m
sane, was making his rounds ho opened 4, 1he ne
door Of room i'll which five patients, all OF
them considered mild and quiet, were con
S if al sns wss 81 F6 t6e no. ns 9n
ksne Kans, oa 5eE q 9RSR Sst Ssting
@ ceroners ary todhay hs6dt f0und rs Kanss xerss ta
Fl dsath at ,sdd ts bsing aass 01 odna h bed Cd
inSnsn'r cl,anbor They entirely exonerate, all the he
esS i AaR from hs 5as e9sn!s e
ySvSt' yg 1vern % he was serving term Of fourteen
j: WIZ Wife or o children, and was 81 years Old.
, 1880-02-08
saved from the Poor.House'

Dsya A!aS3wSSi6 tSe est ned ned
rheuaI1sHn, could not tind relief: He came
1s" a saoa County and had tp BE-
sa e I'd fsSss$ s :! T. ::
p1ass nelp,Gss wich had been applied, the Directors
nf pne Penthouse resolved to nss M the re- cete ti.
5sneag st. ioe 5ae9Ss St lie saa l1f Il
WIS WIS hottie the patient was already much better
and and. When four bottles had been used upon @ nm NJ
oe he could again walk about without the use o1 .
The facts, as above stated, will be verified y
.ha aiitnr II the Portsmouth (0.} Correspondents
, 1880-02-08

V1eksburg tAiss) Herald 4.
In this country. no matter waefe. res,ae .ssss
iawyers are young, genial, and deep II legal lore
and rs such are Occasionally sought a1tef ~
criminal cases Of small import very 3rs snqrs
cnIled fs fSem before certain Justice Of the Peace
in the country. One WIS to prosecute ana ne
other defend. The case Was conduc1eo Will
, 1880-02-08
ATHLETICS.

A grand athletic exhibition will take place u
Otttgnons gymnasium, IN the Natatof1ou, COZ
>,or IF Jackson street and Michigan avenue,
nert Thursday evening, given by the pupils OF
the gymnasium, assisted by number OF the
hest athletes and eymnasts Of the city. Among
the talent that WI be On baud and nep Ih to mnxs 'ass
the occasio an one IRE th9 h1tbers
the a Lanes, So tho Vallejo brothers, Mr.; Charles y:
Miller: NJ otto Pelke, M ae95ge Sgxnlsr ReneoMa1, H.
Ranf1o1nf. Taa Mr. Orton, Mr.. niasny, Mr. Queen
Master George Seward, and others; The PET
fnr1nancc will commence at 6:15 O'CLOCK. aa-
,nissinn 2l cents.
, 1880-02-08

with perfect freedom from smoke, and to
much greater heating effect, BY the adoption
but one course lay open to the city-viz-: to
put it in and profit by the experiment.
, 1880-02-08
cQAl-MlNtNG.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, feo: n-ffeslnen' n1,
Gowen. Of the Philadelphia q keaoing hall. ar
E9sd "8 c9Rsny a Ss y:dss liz during tie present
month.
, 1880-02-08

III OI1lNAVo L 4Eh1DO4Xns
Foxes at St. Louis. in. which they ceded
large territory, beginning at a point on the
Gasconade, thence in: a direct line to the |
River Jetfron, thirty miles from its mouth: |
thence down the Jetiron ,3!. tq the Mississippi
Rye5 enGs n fSs up the MssssPR{ to s
then up the same to point thirty-six miles
in direct line from its mouth, thence to a
point where the Fox River, a branch Of the
Illinois, leaves the small LAKE called M SaHne- iite
nols and down the same to the Mississippi.
/ THE CONSIDERATION EXPRESSED
p, in this treaty was friendship and protection
50 xa{a In m8ns 10 spd aarv an Innty @ Of of gSc6 gGSGS
to e to 9 ESp to and G bay aGd
sundry other tribes became hostile and COM
IN 1915 William Clark, Ninian Edwards and
mHHSs missioners P P'enipetena!y @ 1pe On tie part
pose s e gassa 9sssssbsSs RIGS peace and 1
Ship between the hostile tribes
tawatomies, Plankishaws, Tetons, and
has, Kckapoos Wayandots, Delawares,
Senecas, Shawanoes, Winnsbakoes, Miamls,
S;o,1x ~ fLn fa3,f Sinnv ~ tfn Rrnod Leaf
ond Sionx NJ ~ Who S6not: in IN the the Pine TOPS
Muaiiv IN ~ the path of hur,ist: I8t6 the
rnmmysss;nnnrs Plan;notentiary nf the limited
States ahove named and the Ghlefs and war
r;ors 2s,seo of % f1,a iInifad Trihas n flttawns.
Aio'o - 40 o4.ssa ..41~s 1~., ~. ~. r,o,1us
cH1PPEWAs, AND foIrAWAioanlhn, .;,, ,,..
residing on the Illinois and MelWakee RIVERS
and their waters and on the so9tnWesteStE!.
PATS " nn naho f.;a7sht,, nmd i,mts ;, ~
follows: Whereas, serious dlsp@nte @ s nus
for some TING past existed between the con,
tracting parties, relative t9 the g :1Ight tot 70
part of the lands ceded to the united >, SIates M
by the tribes OF Sacs and toxes On tne 90 aay M
of November, 1so4, and both parues pelng ~ ~
sirous OF preserving q narmpoInil9bH1s ,anr au
illenoly lateacoa 1,5 81 {fran3ohin have far tha
purpose OF removing all dlncultes' asiee"
to the following terms:
Anr1cbE I. The said Chiefs and warriors, for
themselves and tho tribes they represent m ag1se Tee
to reingus ana hereby 90 c;oi1 nd lila II to
at the land contained in the before mentioned
m anssion sM my f the sacs and Foxes which lies south
81 of LAKE, axe Michean to the River Ara
, 1880-02-08

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AZ Inndq3 ~ 3,1sinr hop Bitte1s few days IN
advance.