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a Ghost fan COurs.
HE wAvERLr uoBGoBIIN sroRY-A SET roK
DAMAGES.

HE wAyERLF noBGoBIIN sroRy-A srrr raR
DAMAGES.
MI. Edward W. Salmon, counsel far the
Misses Eliza and Mary Moses and James Moses,
entered suit IN the court OF common pleas yes
nloay against Charles c. Fulton, proprietor OF
tut Baltimore American, 60 recover $40 Doo
canned as damages for an alleged lbelo,is srti-
Sie PuDllsled In the American ON the 18th inst
iEe Ceciaiation In The suit has not been niei bat
MI: salmon states that the defendant allo we'd
10 &c puolished an article IN which IL was stated
lhaI sirso sc noises were heard ana SUPERNATURAL
occurrences TOOK place In n house Owned In
tisiiulsa al The corner OF Huntington ave ami
baIilttt Sis, near the City limits Further the
"iltef ait ged that the plaintiffs father MAS a
gypsy, Wren he was an Engli> Imam ana ia AZ
the pialntHs brother committed suiclde nv
hanging, which he did not. Also thai several
teopte had moved away from the ALLEGED
Hautttd mouse from terror ard fTsSat SC an
Oh when Tended 10 impure the value OF the
Ftoltf'! concerned. causing persons 10 snun tt
ana tenants II pass II by without renting Ve
states That The plaintiffs are two maiden ladies
add then brother who 1--we TeSnCcfs,i ard IN "a
euIlty IN house adjoining the one alleged 20
be haunted. TIE dgelltng IN which The DO
fendant stated strange ana ineNplIcable things
nad oCcClrt Il Was rented by Them 10 4 worthy
FAMILY WHO have occupied 4 for over ten
months. Mr.. Salmon iLcl.neS 10 tie orInIon
ul2i tie absurd rurlGrs We're started hY q per
sol mo l. am t1uS 20 force the prA,pDt Cgnef I
10 sell tue house 10 HIN in order that he may
raise money by the benz fits which viii arsraa
10 the oS5geIs by the Ouening M gf Bsrt,,f.
Sleet, which : 20 run through the nnpperfy :
Ufitli,Oft GGzC' 4 TO d1B
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SITTING Bulls STATCS-The New York
HrfGid OF Cay publishes the following teie-
gram from Fort Buiord, ID. T., Jan. u" A
dispatch was received here YESTERDAY r-,n
Major Guido llges, Filth Infantry comm andlag
the troops az Poplar Creek agency asSing, aii.
tE0fliy 10 go 10 the boundary where Il or JsSeS
the .Gountain divide with part OF his foTra ana
CT laal q the SurrcBde.' OF Sitting Bun AID his
followers from the Canad al authorities Ilges
Ieloits that he Il informed through a reliable
medium direct from Captain CroZler. or the
northwestern mounted police whose action
during the entire negotiations with Sitting Bun
las Teen most favorable 10 the demands and
wishes OF the United States that he Is
authorized by The Canadian government
10 give up Sitting Bell should a re-.
quest be made b. United States representa-
i've tor his surrender. Capt CroZier AID Sit
ting Bun have complete ana full understand.
iGS Oh this subject. This report confirms the
slatcment made hy Scout Allison TO Major
Bfotherton that Sitting Buli fully compre-
henGeG that he and his people could not again
make tEflr homes On Canadian soil should he
reCTGsS The line into the United States. Ever
siBCo tie Sioux have been Ia Canaoa they have
been source OF annoyance 10 the provincial
government. They have killed the game be-
longing by the right or possession 10 tue Cana
dian Indians, aud by their constant raids into
The nlted states have menaced the good feel
Ing existing between our country and Canada,
II is not known, as yet, how the proposition O;
Major llgeS viii be considered by Gen Terry
ana III is probable that II viii be regarded as a
Question OF sufficient importance 10 be referred
10 TIE war department al " Washington.
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a Frantic Wife,
sIiE SHOOTS HERSELF BESIDE HRR urssAs,


sHI SHOOTS HERSELF BESIDE ERR uyseAsD's
COkFSS.
The neighh9rs living In the vicinity OF sth
anc JeieH on streets were stArtei vest erdly by
tlc attempted suicide OF Mrs. Emma Careless
v 10 II ~iGCS Il No 1899 Daricn street IA &c
the woman was MARI, a. tt (, said much a. ait,st
tnt WISH or btr paIcniS, 10 George & irelcSs ir
ahoohkeeper in silver plating establishment
al NO 81? Commerce street They lived COM
lcrtably In their home IN D2r!en street, with
Two EIue Children. About 4 week AGO Mr.
careless WAS stricken with smallpox, and at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon he died. shortly
alttf Ihat time the neighbOrs heard pistol
Slot IN Inc house. and fearing that something
Was WronT, notified Officers Nefherby and
bpli!nan, O. the tvelfOb police district who
tntonu the dwelling from the rear In
he font second story room they found tina
uead BODY OF Mr. Careless living In tho ,f,t
Whlle the wife. with her clothing stained with
blood. was cltnging fast To II aud mutta,Ing
CellfiouSly. The officers had great difficulty IN
removing the frantic vile. who screamed whpn
ihey were obliged TO use force. Dr. f. Shan
itish, TIE family phN slcga, was sent Tor and
on making an examination he found a bullet
wound In ibe woulan'S latt breast. The mother
or tie ycnng wife, WAC resides at No 1881 North
an street was sent fer and a carIiis-r was pro-
cured III which Mrs. Careless WAS rem 1yej n
her paIeltSS home. II Is thought that extreme
Noiriment, caused by her husband s illness has
lelGtrt0 her Insane. officer Wetherny searched
the otd room before leaving and discovered A
smith and " essen revolver IN a bureau ora yer
Tie wounded woman confessed having shot
htFaelf with IL Although serious. the wound
IS Lot considered fat&l.-Fhii0. Fr. IS 2f'h.
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WFIPrI>G FOR ALL OFFsSCzS IN MISSoURL-
me Whlpping post oil Introduced IN tae Ms
Souri mouse yesterday by Nil. d Almond Or Dviass
that whipping shall De- a legal mode or punish
ueht 10Y crime WHEREOF the offcD der 81 ~ ave
oteh oai' found guilty, and may b. assessed
secretion by jury. justice or court ia cases o.
h.soelleahoI, Ia addition to d Ia lIeI OF othe;
penalty. ana In case OF felony, except caD;ra
night be lille ed. rne number OF st~i.f.s ~
STROKES shaA, la every case. De Geterlnuisd IN
Inc veroict- or Judgment. AMI shall not ia .ny
case exceed thlrty-hine. They shall o. Well lal
on The bare back OF Tie cuiprir Win Il sIos; au-
uai leather thong OF asa by the Saprttf, mar
shall constable, or other exec Tive officer or ln
court, and for each service the eli Ger shat! D
ALLOW ed fee OF SIS. LDIfS II ,3t ,It'Ra
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RAILROADS.

,Bhl7;a 0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
The 8I0DKi FAsTLTgE. AND THE OcLg LINE
THEEAsC AyD TIE .,1t fs T. ia WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TACK. JASNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAXI A tFFzUr WEDNESDAY,.
A Dh0I LaaFR / / A SD.
Ii.oV-C. -ea-'JI tiLclnlGE s1v 81. Louis tsst Ex-
6 og-I;-.ll--7~e. Ellieott City AID way stations
6.t0.Es.. {, Annapolis. aud gay. piedmont.
sSI=5e. "insnesser. HsserstowD snd way.
5 le-ftsat i Rocss and way ss,aon.-
fcy - % sG 49,. LSJress, tHonnects
eg2-Ees IL, Phi,ade,ptlis and Boston Express.
S1-Ut-CI SHE.0-y Oily for Baltimore, A1napoilA
lU.e0-1:..,lI.sra Express. tstops q, Hy.ttsSiiie,
tSEas-s. Lel-sf lie. t-surel, Annapolis juno
To. - sI'p'e and Eanover.)
0.lQ-E:T.5AUEsh. Chicaso. Cincinnati snd 9
Ln1,s Ezpress-
L. Bss.zeore. ELacos; City. Annapolis anc Way
Il 2s-t5l sunday only. soz Baltimore and wsy.
PISS. ToEE. Pfi.afelr a. and Boston Express
6.SO-ba!alaore and Way Stations tWinchestar,
Id 90. Rs.eEstCwn ard Way. via
sG-pa.t.T1c-,, Fysttsvile and Laurel Ex-
p7ses trEeeeElcf, via Relay. Stops st Anus
ti-asaPo:Rt y Iosks, Frslsr.ck. Hs4esstovn.
TO Point of Rocks and Way Stations onIy)
IA fn-Ea.tinr-e. Annapolis snc Way Stations
ts-45-sitnas-- iis 81 4 Baltimore EIprcss. MAR
tiRsh-re md Way. us Relay. stops .. Hystss-
6-o5-PC!Iit q I.OcEs and Way Stations.
fG.45-E>.t- more ard Nsy Stations.
$50 sit1.lere and LsuTe. Expross.
q S0-J tts..Urs Cincinnati as ST Louis Express.
S4S-Ba ii ore Is st-sviue sud i;ure; Express.
no. IT,. ~ zoe, Fhilsde,Ihis SID Boston Ell
pre- sleeping Car 10 New YORK, and spec
Isl ssse;:a, Car 70 Phtiadel rhia.
fp4;iE- tSuE34y only. Othef trains daily, eI-
al trs::.s eiSp :. Eeisy Citation
For furfa>t Information apply So the Baltimore
sid CHG t.cyat Offices, WASHINGTON Station, AID
6!9 auG iss2 Pennsylvania avenue corner 14th
street Yttyt 0re-Ir VII be taken fcr bezVage to he
CleCke@ ana received at any poirt IL the city.
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SAFE ROBBERY IN CHICAGO-One OF the bold
est and most Successful bursiarieS ever planned
O'Clock Sunday evening at the Office OF the
South Chicago Iron and Steel Works, on ASH
lard avenue near 3Sth Street, bat was not re-
ported by the police until yesterday m1rniug.
1t was then learned that three maSkcl burg
lars had forced the offi3e doors, bound q IA
gagged the janttor, Charles Brooks. aai While
one of them stood guard over MIN with a pis .ol
the others drilled a hole IN the SAFE blew open
the combination, ana, bidding the Old watch
man cheerful good night, left, taking 81 019 In
s. gold pieces and $3.50 III coIns, together With
the help yesterday. The above story Is given
by Brooks, but the police report sone things
about the affair as sufficiently suspicious To im i
plicate him, and have accordingly arrested him
and his son. MI. Brooks Stories were some
what contradictory, and bis unrlffi Il clothiag
and unprepoSsessing appearance raised doubts
OF his accuracy and integrity. Paddy CaVa-
rested.
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TIE IRISH CRISIs.-Mr. Foro:er. secretary q
site for uelaDd, ye. te! DAY Introduced the C.
efclnn bill IN the house OF commons. Ii Yes
met Win much opposition, ana long q eoaj
enSued. II provides tOr The Suspension OF tn
than the peace preservation act. which expired
on the first of the year. Justice Filgerali con-
menced his charge TO the jury II the state trials
yesterday. He alluded 70 the fair manner In
which the trials had been conductat by both
sides: paid tribute to the American people In
denying statements which had been made that
the agitationS were schemes that had been
Matched IN this country, and denounced Ameri-
can idlerS who were In ireland for the purpo5 90
OF sowing Glssensien and making trouble The
charge viii be continued to-dly. Mr. Paraeu
was present aud was cheered by the crowd
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E1HOM AS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TK1HOMAS DOWNING, Aucsioueer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE NOS. 1909, 1911 AND 1913
Il STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme xzcA
Court OF the District of Columbia. passed mil
On the 18th day of Decen Der. D. 1880. III -.
the Equity CAUSE OF Robert P. W Balmain ct al. !,
We. Al drew W. Johnson ct al, No. 1881. shall
sell at public auctoa in front Of the premises to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY. THE 2irH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. II. 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. ~.
the following described real estate to wit: All Of
original lot numbered three go, il square num-
Dered one hundred and five (iu5) in the City Of
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the Decres. one
third of the purchase money TO be paid in cash
tOf which $3.50 must bs paid AZ the sale). and the
balance in two equal instruments, for which the
pfomisscry nOtes-of the purchaser bearing date On
the day of sale and payable respectively one and
two years after date to my order as Trustee with
interest from date until paid st the rate OF six per
centum per ann I'm must be given, said notes to be-
secured by mortgage TO me as Trustee Ito bs ap-
proved by the COURT, upon the prenis. s sold for
tic Use OF the parties interested accord
Ing to their respective interests. the
whole purchase money may, at the option
o. the purchaser, be paid ia cash. II
days from the day of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell said real estate at the risk and cost
of the defaultinY purchaser after like advertise
neDt in HE Evening Star as in of the FIRST
tale al expenses Of cOnyeyancing and recording
to be paid 10y the purchaser. The property viii be
old ear of all taxes to day OF sale.
jsnl3-d&ds NJ. ASHFORD. Trustee.
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suicide OF Secretary Hamscy's
EHYnffsnr

A telegram from ST. Paul Minn., Jinuary "a.
says: Justus c. Ramsey, brother OF tle ) ere
tary OF War, was found dead IN his bed In this
city today. The deceased came here from
Philadelphia In ls4S. and has he'd mas posi-
lions Of trust In the state. He died without
issue, having never married, and leaves a coa-
siderable estate. At the inquest this evening a
outlet hole was found IN the heal o. the de
ceased. and pistol AZ BIS feet He had evil
IDENTITY fired the fatal shot, and then fallen tor
Nar0 or his face dead. No cause can be as
signed Tor the act except ILheauh. he had
been great sufferer from kidney disease an 4
q kindred complaint His remains VIII be
buried with Masonic honors, as he WAS one OF
.le ieaolng members OF tie order, ana one O;
the pioneers or Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

A thrilling scene occurred on the Schuyiktli
liver. near Philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon.
A large cake OF Ice just above the Feir mount
dam broke of from the field on which hunters
were skating. All the skaters saw the danger
ard made haste to escape, except boy IL ears
Old. who Aad no skates, and seemed petrlflei
with fear and unable to move. AS the Ice was
breaking up all around him and falling over the
dam, a man from the adjacent pier waded out
and succeeded In bringing the lad ashore amid
the shouts OF thousands Who were looking on
the rascuer reached the boy he was struggling
IN the water. and In another minute would have
h6Rn carried over the dam.
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An INHUMAN FATIIER.-A c!spatch from Eeg-
ark. Ohio, says:-John COmaiiGg. ii lay LAP Drer,
forbade his eIght-year, old son co 3Sting on an
adjacent hill on Saturday last. The boy dis
obey Led, and the fnhuman father took hun 60
the barn. procured hickory s.pllng split t.
put the boys thumbs inside. nailed the saplIng
tight where split. then With tt lifted the boy
upon the side OF the barn aud matted him keep
ing him In this crucitie,1 state rrcm O'clock in
the AFTERNOON till 10 at night, when passers- by,
hearing the lads gfOanS, released him. Negl-
borS to-day went to Newark for an OIL ;rT II
arrest the father. There is a strong foa.In:,
against him.
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EXECCTInS OF JESUIT PRIgsT.-A telegram
from New Orleans. January "a, says: the
stePmShip Wandefer brings news OF great es-
dienient IN Bri'ish Honduras over tue arrest
ard S1ooi ing, Dy order OF President Berlo.S, G.
Guatemala, OF a Jesuit priest, Rev. Father G.l-
let, or Beiz". Under The laws or Guatemala Al
that republic are Invariably eXecuted. lie an
pears Father Gtliet visited Guatemala for hi )
health. Immediately UPON his arrival ar Liv
ingston he was arrested, heavily ircna1 au1
Sei.t TO Guatemala CITY, where h was tried
EhhteLc6d, and on January II executed II uha-
place, in presence OF the populaca.
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THE 0LRARY WALK.-The score at midnigh.
in the O'Leary belt walking match In New
York was as follows: Hughes 1875 miles;
b. Moore, l21: Albert, -25; ElSon. 123; MigBauiJ,
l23k, Vint 100; Coughlan, 1l3; Howard, 1858 I:
Dufrane, 1868; Burns. loo; Fitzgerald, l033 !:
Cox, 12o5s; Kr0hne, l15Al; Feeney, 11S; Burke,
100; Phillips, 100; LacouSe, 100; Curran, 100;
So34; Bruck, 19H. Six contestants have droppei
out OF the race. They are Lewis. Guyon
Hartman, MCCOY, OLeary and j. Moore.
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SENATORIAL. CONTESTS -rhe ami cauougpa,r

SENATORIAL CONTESTS anil caucuSPpnn.
sylvana republicans held a meeting in Harris
pulg yesterday afternoon, at which IL was d..
ctded TO submit the names or John Steward, OF
Franklin county; Charles =. WOE, OF Jnioa:
George Wharton and WAYNE MacVa4gn. @.
Phlladephia; George SlirIS, or PittSburi: Con-
gresham Bayne and GlluSLa A Grow % the
Oliver men, from Y hicn 10 select 4 co nDroHIse
candidate Tor |. ). Senator. Nd acton has
zen taken by the DIVER men.
The twenty sixth ballot for 7. :. senator IL
the Tennessee legislature was taken YES -prdar.
and resuifed:-Est!ey Il. Taylor 3D. Muse IS.
Rose 9, Bright 4, Neal I. Maynard , Marks :
the cooperate members 81 the New Jersey
legislature have nominated hon. Tnea T. Ran
GOipn IOr Senator Of TIE Ilfe. S,.tfnn
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SISGuLAR CAUSE OF A MARRIAGE.-A marriage
TOOK place at LAGRANGE last Wednesday which
markable. Mr.. p ProphitI, VINO Is fifty years
of age and has been SO paralyZed for a number
OF ears as 10 beperrectiy helpless, was united
10 MISS Ani.ie = Swain. young, good looking.
OF Ibis remarkable marriage IS believed to be
hat b th parties are spirituaiists aud I'd re.
eiVed. az they supposed. q com nunca ion
from III spirit world desiring their union.-
SLEo .a..Qh iI.n.N N2icS
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THE COAL TKApE.-The trade is very brisk
for this season OF tue year, AMI prices are well
maintained The three days suspension and
the natural impedtnenG5 to mining aud moving
the coal, always attend IT upon the business at
this season made 1t difficult % nj the most
pressing orders. La order to Increase the SUP
ply the cOilerieS were run on fuil time durin y
the past week, and this giving ths needed r.
lief, next week there Will be another SUSPENSION
or three days. These suspensions will be Or
dered only when IL is necessary To prevent a too
great accumulation OF coal at tide water. and
from present Indications they Will hot De fire.
quent. The trade Is III a better condition now
than II has been at thi5 season for many years.
and IL is the purpose OF the controlling interest
TO keep Ii SO by judictouS regulation OF the sup
ply TO the demand.-iOttSc{He fPU-) Misseg'S'
Journal,
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Two L,BEi. SUITS IN FRrE.-A sppniaI dt5nstcb
nom Erie, January g. says: Erie is undergoing
libel spell. on Saturday the Dispatch pub,
lished JOKE at the expense OF Captain Muller,
conViV.ai out hot-headed citizen. He couldn't
see the joke, and Immediately swore ont a war
rant against the Dispatch proprietor for criminal
iloel The same evening d D.. Rudolph pub
ll5hed an article In the Lo'tchHJpru calling
kanoi Levy an ignoramus. The rabbi was
maddeDed, ard immediately had the doctor
arrested for criminal libel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-25

a NEW TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-At the Pro-
Gule Exchange yesterday much interest was
expressed L. the new telegraph company which
has just been formed In Chicago for the especial
purposes or commercial business, and whlca
proposes 10 connect New York with all the prin-
cipal western markets. IL Is understood that
a j the capital required was at once taken up In
Chicago. but it was said yesterday by iDfiuen-
tial and wealthy members or The Eych ange
that IL ary money is needed it will only be
necessar. TO make &c known TO have live times
the required amount subscribed within twenty
four hyuTS,-N, Il, Herald. rO-,iG,L
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TIE BREAK UP OF THE ONEIDA CrMMCSrTY.-
The dissolution OF the social features OF the
Oneida community consequent on its resolving
Itself into a joint stock company, produces
some peculiar changes. The FAMILY. which
falling apart. and some OF them are tiYing 20
board themselves. while Martin Kinsley, the
former head of the subsistence department, is
supplying others On the European plan. Three
neighborIng hamlets. John II. Noyes is living
In studious retirement On the Canada side at
Niagara Falls.
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PUSHING INTO The MoUNTAINS-A letter from,
Bristol, Va, says: work on the Bristol ana
Kentucky narToHg aHge railroad Is progressing
fEely, and 1t Is learned from the authorities OF
the read that cars VIII De running Trcn Bristol
10 EStiliyilie, Scott Courthouse. q miles from
HTiStol, by the lSt OF July next. The an pie
ton or the road to Cumberland GAP VIII b.
pushed forward with ali due g:iSpirch and II IS
pfeSunable mat IN II short time II viii be fully
completed. y surveying party lett here a 4 IS
CT Two age Thinning q !ue tuariow gauge. for
which a Charter has been recently ooJala =.
from the proper authority in Tennessee 10
Elizabethton, Carter couaty, Team IL Is
thought that TIE prospect for bulli,ngthi5 70 ID
is very good, and that IL the near Iutirar
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FOLEY, Auctionee,
WEN. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctioaeer.


TkUSTFEs' SALE OF TWO-STORY HOUSE,
No. l02 + STREET SOU INVEST
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated June 50
2Oth, 1879 and recorded in liber No. 912, -sllsf
folio o.2 one Of the land records for the Dis -I.
trlct OF Columbia, and ut the written request of the
Rsrty secured tbs reby, will sell az public siic-
ticn, in trent OF the premises. AT O'CLOCK P NJ /,
ON III tuesday, FEBRUARY Sd. A. y. 1851, the
following described real estate, to wit The east
ern Hart OF Lot number fourteen, d. in Square
number five hundred and eighty four, (5St, hav-
ing front OF sixteen O6> fest on South street,
and running b,ck the same width to the south line
CT said Lot ninety -four (94) feet ana fonr (l)
INCHES together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms One, THIRD cssli, and the balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold and ths notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF six 90
per centum per annum until paid payable SEMI
annually, or all cash al the option of the purchaser.
All conveyancinz and recording at purchasers
cost. deposit OF $50 required at time of sale.
II terms are not complied with within ten (l0j days
frt III date OF sale, the property Will be reso.d ct
risk and cost CT defautIng purchaser.
JAMsS +. klNkS. ,r.
GEORGE ". GRINDER. sR ! 1f"s'eas'
Ia t-fit,
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A REsCUE.-Five young women and two young
men broke through the ice together at Laurel
the other day. William Spple. the only person
near, heard a crash and saw a dozen hands
sticking ont OF the water. He ran to the edge
OF the hole and pulled three OF the girls out at
once, the second ciutching the feet of the first,
and the third those OF the second. He then res
cued the others and now is the hero OF the
town, with the credit OF saving seven lives
PIiilI Times 25I
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RUMORs OF AN EIopEMBNT.-A telegram from
Buffalo, January IS says: It is reported that
Mr.. Fritz Foss. a collector, employed by Mr.
Charles Gerber, a brewer, and Mrs. John c.
said to be about 80 years OF age, and fine look.
ing. He had been In the employ OF Mr.. Gerber
for four years, and was Industrious faithful
ard honest He has wife and three children.
MIS- Zeigler Is said to be c0mely woman of IS
years. She leaves a husband and two small
children. Mrs. Zaigier carried away ABOUT $500.