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RAILROADS.
On THE GREAT 1904
OO PENNSYLYANA RQuTE DOLL

S ~ sgEfs EHsH RS sg9tasSsSsS0
rnAITs HHaEHF
For Httsburg and the west, SEQ :. "a, daily. With
burg TO 6insinnat $3.50 u. Louis and Sn chicago;
ds RD Di fo Hssis SAE f RsSt1S
For Osnandais1a, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara.
EXCEPT sssusd.y, with Palace Cars to Canan-
For Wiilamsport. Lock Haven and Elmir,, at 10 40
For New dYa dFS s s1ss sEs Sunday Easa
EE1PTess Of Pullman FsrlOr Cars. s. $50 an n
For BrSckiSn: \: y 81 through trains connect at
ssrse CITY With bosss o F Bs9osyn syoa
s. sa S IL 60
tSpEsss, $50 E. daily, except sSePP Sunday. ~,
s' SsS and iS5s 1 on
Sunday. 500. 10:40 a. m, 2;l0. $40. $50 and
For Pope's Greek Line. GAO m and 4:4o p. m.
For Annapolis, s 40 am. and 40 pm. daily. ex
ALE esIs sIIsilS AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AsD IALE2ANbR1A AND WASHING
For AieIandTis; 7:2o. g Il an. 4:2o, $40,
6,25. and II 80 p. IN. On Sunday at Z. 9 and
For Richmond and the eouth, z am. daily. and
$40 2. NJ daily, except Sunday.
TTainE leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 8, Is
am. IL: sd, 3, g, and 3 05 and II mid
night. On Sunday st 8 and 10 a. m, and 9 05
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car ac
coImodatons can be procured at the Offices, north
east corner Of 18th street snd Pennsylvania ave
nue., northeast corner 9Th and Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. and at the depot where orders be left To-
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotel
L. p FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General ManaFer. sep17
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DIED.

BENNETTE. On Monday morning, November
Sth, 1880, ANNIE, beloved wife of the late William
Bennette, aged eighty five years.
Past her suffering, past her pain.
Cease TO weep, for tears are vain;
Calm the tumult of thy breast,
For She who suffered, is st rest.
Funeral will take place from her daughters resi-
dence, Mrs. M. j. Tiger, on Wednesday, 10th in
slant at p. IA. Friends of the family are invited
10 attend. baltimore Sun please copy.l q
CAFFAY. On Tuesday, November 9th, 1850. at
~ O'Clock p m, PAgLJNA CAfFAY, aged l9
Funeral will take place from her iste residence.
NO. 1925 ST., Thursday, llth, at 3 O'Clock D. M.
FOLEY. In New York, on Sunday, Novel, Der
I'D, 1851, ALICE, daughter of John p and NanfffS-
r. Foley, aged three months.
The interment will take place at Mt. olivet Gene
terry, Washington.
OCONNOR. On Tuesday, November 9th 1880,
al ~ minutes past O'Clock q, m. CATHERINE
OCoNNoB, native of Dingie, County Kerry, Ire
May she rest in peace.
The funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock p. M, on
Thursday. from her sisters residence, MRS. Car
penter) No. &c Massachusetts avenue northeast. q
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, DC, October 40, 1880.

WASHINGTON, DC, October 20. 1906
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will he re-
ceived at this Department until noon, on the Sec
old day of December. 1880. for furnishing. by con-
tract. for four years. from the first day Of January.
1881, MAIL BAGS like the samples of this De-
partmert; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS.
conforming in materials and sizes to the
official samples. but of different con-
struction and improved patterns of which bidders
are to furnish samples
Specifications of the kinds OF Mail Bags and OF the
conditions ard requirements relating to proposals.
contracts, &c as well as forms of biddsg. will be
furnished on application by letter to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal VIII
be considered which shall not have been submitted
in accordance with such specifications and forms.
The contracts which may be made VIII be in con-
formity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posals. The right is referved, however, to reject
any or all the proposals.
JAS. n. TYNRR.
oct2O-lawst Acting Postmaster General.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

u., TIE Great D0gBLE TRA0K:
North. Northwest, West,
To take effect Sunday. May asd, 1880, at 80 p.
LEAVE WAsHTsaToNi. ~ . '' f'-1
to 0W a.m.-Baltimore. Elicett City and Way Sta
$50 a.m.-tBaltimore Express.
mont, strasburg, Winchester. Hsserstown. Frede-
nsk 81, and way. via Reiayl
S:35 am.-Staunton and Va. Springs express.
600 a.m;-New York, Philadelphia. Boston and
bBaii1 1a EXPRESS Parior car to New York and
:. 8 90 sm.N.on Sunday Only-BalHmors. Annspo-
$40 a. mist. Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
p1t b5 Esprsss Connects for Hagerstown and
aHa and daily Graton to sa sa 1s R
he 1900 @;sRstnere Express. stops at Blaaens
u ~ p. m.-Baltinore. Annapolis. Elicott City
135 p.m.-tBalt'more and Laurel Express
40 p m.-tOn Sunday only, Baltimore and Way.
2;s0 ? m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 !. m.,Baltimore and Way Stations win
CHESTER, Frederick, Hagerstown ana Wsy. via Re-
a so p .m.-Baltimore. Bladensburg and Laurel
Express; Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4 :36 2: m.-tPoint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hssers-
way Only On Sunday
4:N =. m.-tBstimore Annapolis and Way Sta
= 40 p.m.-tCbtcago and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago daily.
6:45 m.-fPhiiadelpbia and Baltimore Express.
Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
500 T. m.-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
pR sjss iPm:-B1I{ MORE AND LAUREL Ex-
$50 p.m.-tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago ana
P1ttsbnrg Express. (Pittsburg. except Sunday
Sleeping cars to st. Louis aRd Pttsburg.
1856 p.m.-tBaltnore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express.
10:l5 p.m.-tEEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
delphia.
tDsily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
Fer further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
603, GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked ADD received st any point in the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOOETZ, General Agent.
@. 4. LORD. General Passenger Agent my17
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f RfGks' HOME on SLIGO ROAD. zT AUG AUG
FL vEHs q deed Ct fns tS Ssf 4 Nay g.
No H. foliSs 2si, etc, one Of the land record -
sn an Sf m be o county py state Of Mary
f Po Of omSa h a the CITY Of Of
Bros number sia Ninth street. corner Of street
northwest no I west ON ,5 TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY
the oowins real estate Situate in the
county of Prince, George, state OF Mary land to
hs Idn lime 6 f r the r. Rosasf s'n and 9s s
lie Csrrolls land and running thence with the same
a1d sR and
quarter gu IT 6 peFches 70 stone aers9,ore
land then south forty as degrees 80 minu.ss
degrees and thirty minutes east ninety seven aad
ing to and hereater fa t6en
north sixteen d6} degrees west eleyen and three
Sc and ts
minutes. west eightythree .(s3) .perches,
a as q Sfs oI eas s0 e esr
tam PIECE or parcel OF land situate In said county
Ion Castle Manor and which was conveyed % one
2h Of September 8i7 particular desc DESCRIPTION fia Of
Which may be seen by Fetsfenes 70 said deed duly
the land records Of said COUNTY, containins Hh ity
FIVE go sereS moEs or less Rei9s the same lsld
grueer drustse by deed bearing date the 22d day
o By sand to 5 Land
Mehrling by deed dated Both January, 1867, which
deed has been duly recorded in Iiber F. g., num-
Der 4, Folio 80, ETC., one Of the land records for
said county and state excepting. however. nauch
Of said lot IL. Of Chillum or Chiffon Castle Manor
bounded and described As follows, to wit: Begin
ming for the same, at a stone planted on the west
side OF the public road leading to the sSligo MILL ~"
said stone being boundary Of f. W. Kosacks
iaHd-and running from said stone, south twenty
three (23) degrees, west eleven CID perches with
thence north thirty eight (SS deg. 45 and forty
FIVE minutes vest, sixteen Q6) perches. leaving
the road; then north sixteen degrees 16 deg west
twenty-five and three gu arter (25sD perches to the
west line Of said MehrliEg's land, and with the
and thirty minutes east thirty four and one-half
$40 perches to the beginning, containing aud
eighth tenths Il S1O) acres more or Less, being the
same piece or parcel of land which was conveyed
by said Mehriing TO said Kosack by deed dated the
21st day OF September, 1875 and duly recorded in
a. B.. No 10, folio 486, etc. together with all the
improvements. ways, easements rights, privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging OF in any
wise appertaining, improved by Frame House.
This property is sold subject to first and prior
deed Of trust in the sum of ST.. 800, made on the
a. B No: II, folio 543, one of the land record
books for Prince Georges county, Maryland.
Terms One-th cash, and the balance in six
90 twelve (l2) and eighteen (l8) months. with in
te1est st six 60 per cent per annum, secured by
deed of trust on the property; all cash. at option
sale not complied with in five days, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement.
oct0q. eot13th6d ~
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A FRIGHTFUI. TRAGEDY.-Frank M. Bieden.
bough. wealthy young German Of Batesville,
O.. in O drunken frenzy Saturday tight MUIR
dered his wife and child with an axe while they
were In bed, then went to another room and
killed Mrs stephens, visitor, and her child.
He afterwards cut his own throat, and Monday
night was reported dead
a later dispatch says: s'Frank Biedenbaugh,
who Killed his wife and child and Mrs. Stephens
and child, near BateSville, o., Is not dead. but
In jail. and may recover from his sell-lniiicted
XnundS.o
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Buffalo, \. Y, yesterday afternoon, William N.
Kasson and Colonel Samuel Wilkeson. both
wealthy. and belonging 10 two OF Buffalo
Oldest and most highly respected families had
an alteration on Main street. In which Mr.
Wilkeson beat Mr.. Kasson. who is over seventy
years OF age, about the head with a heavy cane
ana Mr.. kaSSol shot him in the thigh with a
revolver. The trouble arose out OF feud be.
tween Kasson and WilkeSon's uncle OF twenty
one years standing relative TO a contested will,
Mr. KaSson was arrested and bailed In 81 OOO
Neither OF the gentlemen is dangerously hurt.
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WuITR SpRAGUEs PISTOL PRACTICk.-In reia-
ton to the statement that ex-senator Spragues
son willie had fired pistol at Thompson, hts
mothers f, sPraSg| az said az e
mt FIRE at MT. Thompson, but, with his CON-
panion. was firing with powder only their pis-
tolls in boyish fashion. In way OF selutes. The
firing had been continued some time, IL Is SAID,
before Mir. Thompson appeared:
A warrant was issued at Wakefield, Il. L,
Yesterday for the arrest Of young Sprague. on
q charge Of attempting to shoot his mothers
LAWYER.
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MARRIED.,

ADAMS-B0UIS. At Calvary Baptist Church,
November 9Th, 1880, by the Rev. T.. III. Greene
IHos- n. ADAMS and ANNIE K. Bouts.
NARNELL - PRUDENTIAL. At Trinity
Church, Georgetown, ID. O., on Tuesday, Noveu-
Der 9Th, 1880, by the Rev Father Champii. as
sisted by the Rev. Father Maynsdier, I. OLIVER
kARNELL to LEoNoRA l.. FREUDESTHAL, both of
the District Of Columbia
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\ SENATOR'S POCKET PIcKED-Bold Anem

A SENATOR'S POCKET PICKED-Bold Attempt
al q StCtndle.-Some weeks since Hon. K. E.
Withers was invited to speak at grand demo-
cratic rally In New York. He accepted the iu-
vitation, and the crowd numbered one hundred
thousand men. In the jam, his purse was ex-
tracted from his pocket, containing S35 or $40 ID
bills, several blank checks on the Farmers
bank at WytheSville Va, and cancelled note
bearing on its back the colonels signature
Soon after the colonel returned home a cheek
for 81. $50 was forwarded by the German Ex-
change bank, OF New York city, to the Farmers
bank at Wythesville, signed 'R. E. Withers, =
DR.. V. c. Huff, cashier, believed the signature
TO be genuine, so well was the forgery exc
cuted, but had the check protested and returned
it to the cashier of Tia German bank. That
bank wrote that the check was presented by
one of their custom Is, who pleaded innocence
and the back Of the cheek showed that it had
passed through the hands OF several parties.
The check bad not been paid by the bank. and
upon its return protested it was turned over to
the party who presented it. Next came letter
to Col. Withers from law firm in New York
stating that the check had been placed In their
hands for collection; that they had compared
the signature with his name as signed By him.
self on the hotel register, and moreover that
they were prepared to prove by two witnesses
that they saw the check executed by him and
the money paid to him on IL, and that unless
the matter was adjusted at once they would
pursue q course at law to make the amount.
The colonel wrote the lawyers that they might
proceed to prosecute II they saw proper, during
which prosecution he might possibly be enabled
to arrive at the parties who had robbed him.
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ERANKFORT
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY
OF KENTUCKY. AT LOUISVILLE. KY.
THIRD DRAWING, ON THE 4TH OF DECEM-
BER, 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50. 900.
WHOLE TICKETS. 50. HALF TICKETS, 81.


An prizes promptly paid after the Drawing Alist
Of prizes will be sent Immediately after the Draw
Hnitsd states. This prswins VII certainiy take
place on the 9Th Of December, 1880 and the sane me
9TH Of each succeeding MONTH provided il does not
occur on Sunday. and IL II does, the SATURDAY pro
ceding.
MENT NOk SCALING.
Col A. a. Hodges and Ospt. Wn. Johnston; Of
Innisy1lle viii superintend the Drawing, than
whom two more honorable gentlemen 90 not nve In
Kenfncfv both of whom are well known ana re-
esrded e gentlemen Of spotless integrity.
n. C, WINTEBSMITH. Supervisor.
No, 3 mozart Building. Louisvtile, NY.
Remit oney or Bank Draft in letter, or send by
E1press. Don't send by REGISTERED Letters or Post
Gfsce Money Order Orders of % and upwards By
Fxpreee can be sent at our expense.
FOR Tickets or information send to
q. w. HARRIS q Co.,
34O Broadway. New York.
noyS n.f,w.3W
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FROM TIE QUEEN TO THE PRRsIDENF.-The
eXtravagant idea OF sending over the furniture
that has been manufactured out OF the old
Arctic ship ReSolute as a present from the
Queen TO the President OF the United States. by
a man-of-war, has been abandoned, and it will
60 as an ordinary parcel by a mail steamer aud
will be presented 10 the President without any
ridiculous fuss by our minister at Washington.
London Truth.
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FATHER AND CHILD.-Hilbert Bahruth, who
has been separated from his wife for several
years, suddenly appeared with buggy In front
of her house at Newark, yesterday, and forclbly
carried OF their three-year-old girl Emily:
Bahruth was accompanied by man who tried
strain her from her rushing after her child
when its father seized 1t. The mother broke
away and tried to grasp the buggy. The fatnef
whipped up the horse and speedily dlsappearea
from sight. He lives In Brooklyn. The ponce
are on BahruthH track.-M. 2. HeTdtd SM
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AN INSURANCE CoMPANY's ISLANDER SUIT
The Proyidence life insurance Company OF New
York city has sued E. A. Kauter, In Brooklyn,
for s., 600 damages for Islander: the COMPANY
alleges that the defendant, VINO is an ageal y.
the METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company, on
August 81. 1850. called the plaintiff fraud and
a sWindle, and alleged that it cheated It's pohey
holders
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GENERAL GRANT has rented the palatial resi-
dence OF ex-senator jerome Is. CbafTee or 52i
street. New York, and Will make his home there.
MI. and Mrs. L. S. Grant, Jr., win reside with
the ex-President upon their return from trin
OF several weeks duration In the west
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THE MINING RECORD, "a a Year
plete Mining Paper ever published. Sample
Copies Free Orders executed for Mining
Stocks and other Securities both in n Y. and
San Francisco.
sepi-eQ6m ALEX. ROBT. OHISoLM. Prop'r
10 Z m Ov AL.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO has removed tcxn
his elegant \ ew " sreroOm, RKVU
4S3 9TH street northwest.
Agent for The celebrated SEONINGER ORGANS
and PIANOS Of several No. makers. ec:30
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Prof. Swing OF Chicago SAYS that the
Methodists no longer hold ssthat II q sinner
should come back from hell and be permitted
to 1--we Ia q furnace, he would freeze 70 deaDh
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GLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

WASEINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LINKs FOR NEW YORK, Boston, PRovIDENCR,
FALL RIvEE, AND ALL POINTS IN THE New
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bils of iading given.
SAILING DAYS
From Washington-Mondays, at pm.
From Philadelphia Saturdays, at 10 sm.
Freight received daily until p. m. Georgetown
Wharf, foot of 18th street
WILLIAM P. CLYDE 90, General Managers,
1sSOuth Wharves, Philadelphia; j. ii. JOHNSON
kCO:, Agents, Eth at. wharf and 1909 z st. NV,
Washington. sux27
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d. L. OOLDN VEIL, Auct. n0Vl9- dNdS
sA II 90 sou Al sfBE 81 M4s5a
GHfSFH AND AyENEH HhEEIWTEN FKEEN
NORTHWEST.
dated July $50, ISL. duly recorded in Iiber -
ss E0 for the bs sfa Of of TIC aaS b.
direction OF the party thereby secured and pur-
suant to the decree Of the Supreme court passed
Septem Der 10th. 1880, in cause No. 1911 OF the
Equity Docket OF said court. wherein Sarah Pardy
are defendants; We, the undersigned trustees.
shall sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF NOVEMBER AT THE
HOUR OF NJ, the following described real estate
and designated on tho plats Of said city as the
eastern thirty (37) feet two (2) inches front
on massachusetts avenue OF Lot numbered twenty
one CID in square numbered one hundred and fifty
and in lines parallel with the eastern and western
lines OF said lot 70 the rear or south line thereof
together with all the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One fourth % Of the purchase
day of sale. Of which humid ed dollars is to be
paid as deposit at the time of sale, and the bal
ance OF the purchase money in three equal install
nients in SIX, twelve and eighteen months from
shall deliver to sad Trustees his her or their pro
mlssory notes dated on day of sale, and to bear
interest at six per centum e per centum) per an
mum: or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser or
purchasers. II the terms Of sale be not complied
with within five (5) days from day of sale. the
property may be resold at the risk and cost Of the
efautipg purchaser after three days. notice in the
Evening Star newspaper. Conveysncing at the
cost of purchaser
FRAN T. RAWLINGS, Trustees.
1905 Pennsylvania ayenTe.l
THOS. BOWLING, AuCt. novl0 eo&dbs&ds
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r Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRpSTEEEE ,SYSA SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BEING A FOURSTORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, No 113 STREET
SOUTHEAST, CAPITOL HILL.
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust. dated II
s. Septsmber 2Sds A. D; 1874 and duly recorded E%
records for the District of Columbia. and by dTec
ton OF the party secured thereby, We VIII sell ct
PUBIC auction, in front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY. NovEMBRa 18TH. a; D 1880. At
O'CLOCK p M, the following described real estate,
situate in the city Of Washington, District OF Co
IemDla ar Being the eastern (Q) twenty ieet egnt
iS) inches front Of Lot numbered seventeen Q!) by
the depth thereof. in eqna-e pumbsred seven hun
provements. &C.
Terms of sale The amount Of the principal of
the debt 1885, 0O) with the interest due thereon and
the sxpenses Of sale in cash, balance Ct six 56l;
twelve %, and eighteen Q8) months. Tor which
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest and Sc;
taken. deposit Of $3.50 viii be required of the
purchaser at time OF sale and all conveyanciug at
purchasers cost. II terms of SAFE are not COM
p ed with in ten days from day OF sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell thu property at the rss
al cost of the 6efau ting purchaser after five dag
ALEXANDER wHILtDIN ,rr,..os.
poN2-eod SAMUEL URQSS.
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MOODY AND SANKEY. who have had crowded
meetings at Salt Lake City. Utah, for Is days
past, left for San Francisco Monday. They
made strong impression, it Is stated, particu-
larlY On MOrm0niSm.
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p H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

POSTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURBAN
p tE2f AFEHt Ar IHh Hkkg OF ooSNEcr
~, That Ad m ma piece Of around fronting IN
sd ree and at se
nue.. being lot sc" Of the recorded subdivision Of
advertised IN the Evening Star 70 be sold on
Saturday; the 22d day of May, $780, and again on
hs we viii s
AGAIN offered for sale On premises on Wednesday,
Terms ss e cash. ann the balance
In one and two years. with seven per cent interest
payable semi h sseEre aokS sfsa a tr1
vsDG TIE ABOVE SALE 1s so pSosrpoNED until
place. 'OS6 Sokk sne T hoss and
sg-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
'KS lSrE h3 h9u and
p5sEp ma AR8yF sAE Is EgRTR a Rap POST
sure at JoHa e. tine fas will
ps-TBE PURCHASER AT. THE ABOVE SALE
PaSeE Fl as
18th, 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the premises.
e o.
and If the terms are not complied with IN days the
in The s5 ST. dazs
r ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
n EoTs 81 Hls2 FERM
We viii offer for sale, at public auction, in -
frcnt Of the respective pieces Of property, ia
,le City Of Washington, d. c. &.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER nth. 1880. AT 5
square $685. containing T. OS4 square feet Of ground,
more or less, unimproyed.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1880. at the
Of square $50, each lot fronting 27A feet on 9Th
street, between II and streets northeast improved
by two desirable frame cottages.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1880, COMMENCING
AT O'CLOCK PM, lot Al, In Van Rswck's sub
division of square All, fronting 20 feet on 9Th
styeet, between K and l. streets southwest. Also.
original lot %, In square SOB, fronting 90 feet on
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1880. COMMENCING
day until the whole are offered sub lot H. in square
496, on the southeast corner of 9th aud streets
+ street. Alse. lots numbered from &c to go in
G ds k the east 4 feet ~ inches front Of s.
vision BY the assignees Of George Mattingly and
others OF square 495, fronting on ~, 9th, and
Dominics Church. and including nearly the whole
Of square 49t. The lots AZ, 81, a. Sc and 81 are
improved by desirable Brick Dwellings and stores;
sale, within seven days thereafter the residue
in three equal payments at one two and three years
promissory notes are 10 be given bearing interest
payable quarter yearly. and to be secured by dsed
policy of insurance on the buildings. II the terms
OF sale are not complied with within seven days
ISa r6e aay sae We the right To- Tsse1
purchaser. All convey ances at purchasers cost
The property viii be offered in separate lots or
parcels aDd $loo deposit will be required on accep
~ JAMES 8. EDwARDs.l
f 3. H. a WAkNER A'sisnees'
novs eod&ds
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CHARGE OF LIBEL. ii. Zerby, editor OF the
Schuylkill Republican,, has been arrested at
Pottsv1lle, Pa, charged with libeling Hon. j.
W. Ryon, whom be accused OF robbing the malls
by frapking documents contrary TO law.