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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Suicide OF n GsSrIuc.

HALT1MoFE f. Nd, Feb. Ii, lS9l.-Gto7ga c.
81 Z'll, fergesnt of Marines en- to United
States training ship Saratoga. now lying 8. this
port. died n:the house Of Margaret PIic. ye=!er.
day r:or&ing from tao eff cts Ut isudsnun &C.
minis!srei by himself. Mizell lef. the vessel
q: i've O'Clock THURSDAY afternoon on liberty
OF twenty four hCuEs, snt ss he did not return
at the expiration o: tia. ii:ns p reward was
til,red for his arrest. Annie Creiy, Il woman of
his et qlsntsncc, mot him las! Ugh. and inform.
cd him OF it Ito remarked, 4 don't care a.
abou: the reward. H.fJrc - ;rIi0g I will be ia
hell VITA tho spirits" Eo accompanied the
woman 10 her house aud drani; quantity Of
lsudsnum from bottle, which 10 then throw
into The stove. l. WIS labelled sudanun, as
were two Other empty ptia!s fogaG In bis nocka.s
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AMsJSEM EHTN.
Theft Observation-Disclosures

i" .,4:uSmeIt riders who havs hjraLofore
W'.!ClpH!ed in tho parGdcs on the ~ OF Febru-
- ~" cordially invited to join us in cur coming
celebration, Mad the committee will be 9lsd to
re ""orised Of their determination by Thursday,
'"s h Of February, il possible. All tho trades
I'D me laEical Industries who desire to be rep.
i"Se't"i IN limo will please report 10 the Com
=" lee On Programme by Thursday, Feb. l7.h
ITO following are tho rates agreed upon be-
Tween tho different railroads. leading 10 this city
AID tho Chief Marshal for those wishing to ct.
."1d the celebration:
Virgins Midland Rsiiway-From Durke's
,sc; Fairfax 9lc; Clifton 81 05; Manassas, 81 81;
G:.s.oe 81 IS; Nokosvile IL 10; Cs,lslus 81 90 !;
"a'7enton junction 81 t5 Wnrrcn.on s. 30;
3!Lsna 500; Bealc.on 81 40; Rappsh.oaock
: %; ErsIdy 81 50; Culpencr 50 Gj; Hitch.
g's a. 10; Espld Ann S3 90; Orange S3 SIS
;.Csc.s sro for the round trip and will b; good
''.Hl The list to 25d inclusive.
Washington and Ohio ksilroad-On Fob. Dist
80 "a this road vii! sell round trip tickets,
@~lI Il return on the .3:d, at the following
SIC Koynd Hill 81; Purcellville 81 81; Ham
r:'H - 10; Clerks Gap 81 Is; Leesburg 81 so;
E.'HvUo SD; Guilford 81 10; Herndon 81
''eALs tee; Falls Church doc.
CUUKTAAND Il. SMITH, Chm.
'e"i--~ Committee on Programme.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE CoUN1Y.-A spe-
cal term Of tho Circuit Court for tho County,
Ju;sc jams Keith r7esiliog, commenced 10
this civ to day:
Foot's heirs vs. Foo.'s executor; report Of
Commissioner John NJ. Johnston filed.
=. II. Lin:on CT TX. vs. John T. Birch;
ciactmcot; G. w. 9. Lee vs. L. Kaufman ct
al; 'i;ctmoGt; G. w. q. lee VS.. A. Brsnham
CT al; ti,olmcnr; Runford Chemical Works
vs Tgckcr; deb; Samuel PoI!ant W. s. d.
Corbat'; trts?as:; ArliDgtoa Turnpigc Go. vs..
". II. West ct oil. trcsspass on case !;
Davidson VS.. A. w. 4 &. r. r. Co.; Leon.
ard vs.. Bonnet ct g.; DaiDgoicd's heirs vs.
Daioseif:ll; Hcof vs.. Hoof ct ais; Dulany
W. WuAdci; Cream5r & Wright vs.. }. Tacay.
Ihasa causrs erd combined aud Jas. Heimer
vs.. Hnh. J1a's iu's Ge!urGab'o on Wcdaes
dav.
j. & T. Gatfaoy vs. II. S. l. j. Il. Johustop;
G. NJ. Miller vs.. Il. j. Dainger6cl3; Dreamer
ard Wright Va. A. Herbert; The Adamautipc
Brick Go. vj. L. 9. Woodruff ct as. These
cases are set for Wednesday.
W. Ii. Marbury receiver in tho case OF tho
Adaman!ine Brick Company Us. l. q. Wood
ruff. ct all; filed his report.
kephart's administrator vs.. u. W. Barker.
Referred 10 X, Kemper for report.
The court adjourned until to morrow at lC
clock.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAX COUNTY

Pursuant to decree rendered a. the Novom-
Der term 1850, of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax
county in the suit Of James Criatio vs.. N. Pea.
cock and Others the undersigned, commission
ers Of sale, on MONDAY, the 2lst of February.
1881. (Court day. q. II o'clock NJ, will ssll 81
public auction, before tho Court House door of
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND, ~
ing in said county. on the road loading from,
Townsville to Lsngley, adjoining tho lands OF
Smoot, Peacock and others, known as tho dow
CR0OKER' FARM. This farm contains 13l
and Sl.10o acres; is in high state OF cultivation
and improved BY GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE and substantial out buildings.
Terms of Sale: Enough cash 10 pay the costs
of suit and expenses of sale and tie sum at
STA, with interest from tho 18th of August
1874 and the remainder in three equal annual
instslments, secured by tho purchasers bonds.
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and title
to be retained till the lsst payment is made.
CASSIUS CARTER, Oomm'rs.
K. W. MOORE, OF Sale.
s,F,
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The Gag Was Gear ari trEcing, snd all b,
churches open had good eoasrres,ioos Ia the
NJ. Il. Church, S0ulh, Rev. Mr. Johrloa. ii
Baltimore, lrt achel ncrni5g AID ni.t. Rev.
W. &. Webb. preached 10 the NJ. Il. Churoh
10 the morning. There were m sc.viecs ia tho
First Presbyterian. Rev. Mr.. Wlitil,sry who
was eSpecit 10 preach 10 ills Church Being
nnatle TO Get here from Wasbirp|or. The
Union Presbyterian Chu;ch was also closed
The Duip,is Ct tire other churches we're filed
By the regular CLERGY.
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Financial.

New YoRK, Feb. H.-The Posts financial
article to-day says: The Stock Exchange mar
kets are all strong. u s bonds srs unchanged.
4 d bonds are tall higher. The stock market
Is up from sa2t per cent from the high prices OF
the close OF Saturday. Tho stocks which have
been special features have advanced to the follow.
ing figures: Jersey Cen to 1025; Del s. Hnd to
liz; u l. & w to 12S; Union Pacific to 1919;
Central Pacific to 9ls; Ches s. Ohio to 2G2, 81!
ana 81, respectively Lake Shore 1873. Tho
s!ccks which have baen only stosdy or besvv
arc Northwest, Ont and West and North Pac
Five per con! is tho ruling rate for money,
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Qsanlan Victorious

LONDON, Feb. li.-3 81 y. m.-Iho race be-
tween Haniap, OF Toronto, and Lsyccck OF sgd
neg, N. 5. W., over tho Thames Championship
course for the championship OF England, The
sportsman challenge cup and ,el,CC0. csne OF
TINS afternoon and was won easily by Eanlan By
about 4 lengths. There wss little botlng on the
race as tho result WIS regarded as foresoEo
conclusion
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The Snow Storm II, tho West

ST. LOUIS. Fob. l4.-D,sDacics from d!f
ferent nar,s of the state say that tn, railroads
ore sail blocked with snow 10 various places
but largo gangs of men Gro working day aud
night and the probability is they will be clean
today, and trains vii! run on ichcGuIo time.
The deepest Snow sccns to haro fallen i1 KaG-
sa', and tho roads 10 that state havo suffered
WRIST.
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The Effects ocfEle Storm.

BoRDENrowN, N. j., Feb. l4.-Tho flood
hes tucsldcd hero Tue river has fiIcn c3n
sderaby leaving largo mas;ss 0! 10, on tho
railroad !es!iag to Trenton atd PhiIatd5hia
from this oily. The railroad company hss had
largo iorc, of men working al night ceao;cg
the track from obstrucous.
N trains have left this city a. 20. for coy
point. 1t is thought the road will be open by
II n M
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DIEI1 D.

IN Baltimore, on Sunday morning, February
Is. 81 O'Clock, JAMES Il =, aged IS years, son
OF Hiram and Mary Z. McVeigh.
IN this city. on Sunday morning. February
!3:h. OF membrancus Group, SAMUEL LIN
WCOO, infant son If w. b. and Emm4 l..
zones, aged months and - days. ss- The
lfenCs OF The family arc respectfully invited TO
attend tho funeral to morrow Tuesday, altar.
noon st 3 o'clock, from the residence Of its
parents. No. PSI Prince stroot.
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Murder.

shot and instantly killed at Moreland station,
on the Cincinnati Southern T. T., on Saturday
evening, by VIM. Gresham snd man named
Reid. The shooting Of Kowsey was the culmi
nation Of on old feud.
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BY ONeal s. Lucas, Auctioneers

RG VIRTUE of q deed of trust executed bv
=! - John 5. Bosch, bosling date on the second
day Of June, 1879, and of record in the Clerks
ctIcs OF the Corporation Court OF the civ of
Alexandria. Va, liber No 8, page 1888, the sub.
scribers. IS trustees of 1.-THE German Co-opers.
I've Bulidlng Association. No. 8, of Alexandria,
Va..," will, by order of the Board of Directors
OF tue said association, duly made, and in pur.
suance of the provisions of the said deed of trust
proeG "a 10 soil at public auction. on SATUR.
DA :, The 2Glh dsy of February, 1881, at twelve
NJ, IN front of the Market Building, on Koynl
street. in tho city Of Alexandria, Virgins, tho
property conveyed by the said deed of trust, to
W.T.: LOT OF GROUND with TWO
ERlCA TENEMENTS thereon, situated on
inc cast slde CT st. Assph street, between Prin-
cess and Oronoco s!roets, in the said city OF AL
oxandrla in front on st. Asaph street thirty four
teet, ,(34} snd extending esstwardly in depth one
hundred and twenty.thrce feet five inches,
Q23 81
Tho above described property will be offered
ioG saIe IN two separate parcels
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
PARK AGNEW,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Trustees.
GEORGE WISE,
Memo. Tho association will accept one third
IN cash, and the residue in two equal payments
al Elk and twelve months from day Of sale. with
interest, and fully secured, for that part Of the
proceeds OF sale of the above described property
TO which tho association will DO entitled.
teb7-cots JUSTUS SCHNEIDER, Sec.
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COMMUNICATION WITH WAsuINGroN, 10
accommodate tho public and until other or
rangemcnts can be Completed & train will be
run from Shepherds. leaving Lhcro ct 7:3O a.
m. for Washington. ard returning, leave Wash
lngion OF AGO p. NJ. for this city. Tho con
nccIion from Shepherds 10 this city. will bo by
monns of & tug boat.
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Ne W. MOOhE, OF sale.
FairfsY county, iSnl5-W4W
SALE OF FAIRFAX

~
Pursuant TO decree Of tho November torn,
1880, OF tho Fairfax Circuit Court, pronounced
in the case CT Gunncll vs.. Daily. the undcrsgn-
cd, as commissioners of salo, will sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, Fob
rusry q. 1851, ct II M. in front OF the court
House at Fairfax Court House, all that TRACT
OF LAND belonging to Orlando Gunnoll, stu
ated in the county OF Fairfax, adjoining tho
lands OF Charles Elgin, D. Z. Gunnol and 9th
ers. containing 59i ACRES. be the Same NOR,
division of tho SUGAR GRASS" FARM OF
the late George w. Gunnel. yhero is q small
DWELLING HOUSE and somc good FRUIT
TREES on tho property.
Terms: One third of tho purchase money in
cash on the day of sale. and the residue in thre.
equal payments OF six, twelve snd eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bonds therefor,
bearing interest and tho title to ho retained IN
I'll the purchase money is al pail.
T TkASd !; ' 4! sMiTH. comm'ro.
John w. Graham, Aucpr. j.n10-w4w
TRUSTEH'S SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
4 trust executed by 7. NJ. Manchestsr TO the
undersigned, trustee, dated March 4.h, 1858,
and recorded in liber d. folio 294, Of the record
Of deeds of Prince William county, Virgins.
will offer for sale, at public auction before tho
front door OF the Court House of tho said county
on MONDAY. March It'll. 1881, Chat being
Court day. q VALUABLETRACT OF LAEp
in said county, containing 100 ACKES, moro
or less. and lying about miles from the town o.
Occcqusn, adjoining the lands Of Finch, Mad
do1, Keed and others. Terms: Cash.
jan1-Wtd e q. FORD, Trustees.
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AUCTION SAE.ES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT OF GKOUND,-By yirtuo of
decrea Of the Corporation Court of the civ of
hislIanxaHdrie rendered on the S.h dsy of JULY,
leSO, IN the chsnce.y cause therein depending,
uader the styleof Carey S O'clock vs.. j. Grigg
ct ais tho undersigned, special commissions
therein named, will offer for ealo ct public auc-
t!on IN front Of tho Market Building on Roy al
street, IN the city Of Alexandria. Virginia. on
AIUkDAY, tho 10Th day of February, 1851,
~ viz: All thst LOT OF GROUND with the
STORE HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon,
slluste 81 the Northeast corner King and West
streets, IN said city, ard running back on West
tte9t 10 an alley. being the property conveyed
by 4. Windsor to Joseph Grigc and devised hy
the said Josenh Grigg to James Grizg.
Terms OF sale: Cash for sufficient sum 70 nav
Inc COSTS OF said suit and this sale, and the sum
OF torty.four dollars and fourteen cents with in.
terest from the Sh of July, 1850, and tho residue
ID tnrse equal instruments at six, twelve and
eighteen months respectively with interest, AMI
evidenced by the bonds of the purchaser, the
title to the property 10 DO retained until all If
the purchase money shall be paid. Convey.
aneing at tho cost of the purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Jan22-2aWts Commissioner of Sale
PY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
~ made the 9Th day. Of June. 1917, by &c
to Stephen bowling and David Bowling tb,
payment of six thousand dollars, with interest
from the date of said deed. evidenced by certsi,
negotiable notes described therein, which dee
is of record in the Office of the Clerk of Prince
William county. default in payment having oc-
CURED, in pursuance of directions having beet
given by said Stephen Bowling and David
bowling, as said deed of trust prescribes, win,
as trustee, on THURSDAY, the 18th day It
February, 1881, at II clock M. in front OF thu
Market Building, on Royal street, in tho city CT
Alexandria. proceed to sell, at public auction. :,
TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William county,
Virginia, bordering in part upon the Nosbsco
Run and in part upon Powell's Run, and nea-
Freestone station, on the Fredericksburg anil
Potomac Il. T.. it being part of the trRcs
known as H1LO, and tho same land conveyed
by q. B. Robertson. commissioner. TO said Z.
NJ. Willis, consisting of six hundred and seven.
ty-eight and one half scre., moro o. Jess, anil
more particularly described in said deed of t-us.
Terms: $500 and sufficient to pAy costs and
expenses of sale cash the residue in three equal
instalments Of one, two and three years. with in.
terest upon tho deferred payments from date o.
sale, secured by negotiable notes Of the pur.
chaser. with satisfactory endorsement, and deed
Of trust upon tho premises. Convoyar cling q.
cost of purchaser The terms ss to tho deferred
payments subject to such modification as may
be desired by said L. III. Willis at ths SALE
PETER WISE, Trustee
w. Willoughby. Atty. for s. s. D. Bowling.
jan1S-eot5
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ino mako; opens quiet. Ih:ro is no change
= note in Flour. bu! An eavarce IS probable.
"ho&! IS Grr, with sales CT putz ut lO7, liz
Hai III; 10 Lancaster wss cT1rod, end We quote
q. lroil 10 10 ~ for caoicc. Corn is .7Ccly
so firm, and we note email sales 81 ii t)r white
md J. fJy ytlloa. 10 Nyo or Oats reported.
country produce is Gdle! At QUytationa. The
cool Weather has stilY.nci prices, but another
""rIa spoil wilt again lowc7 lhom.
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Gone 10 Pieces

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Feb. l4-Tio
brig Helen A. Holiness ashore at Squib Nccker,
went 10 pitc,s 10 the gale Of Saturday. Her
cargo ia O total loss.
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YEsTRRDAY.-Tho passengers over the dit
ferent railroads ffom tho South, bound north,
Il O Sorth bound scuh. coming here 10 vohi
c'es from WASHINGTON, iiIcd the city yesterday
" III sirlrgAs. al! Oh nhom Hhiled away tn,
dsy by v:eitirg tn, several places of interest.
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Police ITEMS tho Mayor had before him
this morning the following cases:
Rebecca Qaiii and Ago Piner, both colorcl,
Tor dlsordcrly coudrc', were focd s. each.
May Srringslccl aud Mole SCOTT, for being
drunk % the streets, wore fined S. each.
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CT, VALENTINES DAY.-To day has been
devoted to st. Valentine, and largo number
OF oVo ml:slT"H have p asssd Trough tho post
ottcs. The Valentines this year have been
very pretty, AID there has been conspicuous
absopoo Of the comio and epiieful species. Tho
gay was formerly tonder!y SIT apart for all
true levers and everything that could clFsnd
was s.udicusly avoided.
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Death of Fernando Wood

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. li.-Hon. Fer.
nando Wood, member Of CoTgress from New
Yolk. died ct The Hot Spricgs st ten o'olsc!k
last night.
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NIAESkIIED-

On The 10Th inst, in the N. L. Church South,
at Falls Church, BY Rev. b. r. Ball, of Bati.
more. MIR. j. FRANK SHKKYE, of Fairfax
county, ana Miss ANNIE FEBKEY, of Alex.
andr!a county.
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u cad.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 14.-Beron andre do
Budberg, tho Russian diplomatic is dead in his
6lst yosr.
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BY UNcal s. Lucas. Auctioncerz.

N WED& ESDAY, February lG, 1850, a.
80 10 u'c!ock "a H., 81 No. IL King ST., tho
Heels o! Tho lsto Theodore digger. consisting OF
me largo Iron safe, largo Glass Case Shelving,
Watches, sc too numerous 10 manlion. Terms &:
I5,A.
,ehli--! GNEhL 6 LUCAS.
~ hhTEn--h WHITE MAN TO work on
- ny fam, mar h!cxandri& must know
~" = milk.
i"S!.-cv31 GEORGE MASON,
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EO Choice

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. lI.-Iho 27l BAL
lot for u. s. Senator resulted to dry in 70
choice,
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LOCAL MATTERS

:, NGdther Probabilities. February II. 1851
ror me south Atlantic Slater, clear or partly
cioudy weather, northerly winds, stationary CT
lower temperature and rising barometer.
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ODD FELLOWS FAIR.-A meeting of the
lady Managers of the Odd Follows fair was held
Saturday evening February l2.h. Fiual ar.
rangements wero made for the opening of tho
grand fair at Armory Hall tomorrow. for the
oontis OF Marley EEcampmsnt, No. e. Mayor
Courtand ID. Smith, will open the fair at s p. m.
The AleZsndris Musical Association will be in
attendance and large crowd is anticipated.
a gold head cane will be awarded the gontle-
msn receiving the highest number of votes, and
gold watch will be awarded the lady receiving
the highest number Of votes during tho fair.
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GROCERIES.

on DOZEN ASSORTED BROOMS re-
Nv ccived AID for ssle low.
Il. w. AVERY. 22G King stroeL
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Il "
Inc valuable property. cGrner o; Fairfax aud
QGeen streets. known Is
klSHElLL'S PLANNING MILF. and SASH
and DOOR FACTORY.
ALSO large stock Of READY MADE WORK.
Also tho THREE STORY MAESaED
ROOF HOUSE, No. so Washington street, bo.
tween Judge S!ust!s residence and tho Jewish
Synagogue.
The above properly will be offered at private
tale until the FIRST OF MARCH. Ifnot Dis
poied OF BY that tlmo, will soil a. public auc-
ton. Parties desiring to purchase caa SEQ ma II
my factory.
febl-lm THOS. v. RISHEJIT,
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AN "lIEARTLFss TRICK "-ProbaJly tho
most crue! case OF 'conjuriae" chat has happen
ed in this city for some time was pTac!icod upon
colored ~omsn in the portion of Alexandria
known as "Hagti' y Cow dsys ago. 1t appears
thst This iDohonsivo but exceedingly creduous
creature was rrovidcnt enough TO lay in o win
tes's supply Of cosl, but somo o! her envious and
less thrifty neighbors hsve succeeded in placing
IA spoil" upon her pile of iuel-o! such nature
that. sho asserts, sickness inevitably follows
its ignition; and while iha keen north wind is
playing its mcurnful dirgo around her humble
cottage snd the prophecies Of coming bli7z lrds
arc being sounded in her esrs, she is compelled
to SILVER and shake, and that, too, amid plenty
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CORPORATION CoURr-Jmge1 i. w. Chiffon
presiaing.- Continuation of Saturdays pro-
ceedlngs. l-Virginis Stewart vs.. l. q. ONea,
administrator, ct all in chsncery; decree sub.
stituting Il. W. Bsllenger IS next friend of Mary
ing cause 10 Circuit Court of tbi, city.
L.. h. Reed VS.. John West; in chsncery; de-.
cree appointing VIM. II. Smith, Sergeant, 70.
cever and directing him to rent out tho prop
ortv-
Winsst. sld wifo VS.. BaQo. ct ale.; in chan.
cory; petition of Joseph Brager flod.
To-DkY.-Without transacling any business
the court adjourned until tomorrow morning at
II o'clock.
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FOE SALE abQs BENE.

EOR SALE-The TWO STORY BRICK
n DWELLING HOUSE, No. 9 eou.b Pit
street, contracting II rooms, will bo sold on essy
terms. '
Also TWO SMALLER BRICK HOUSES
on Fairfax street, between Wolfe and Wilkes,
Apply TO GREEN s. WISE,
leco-lW Mansion House.
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FOR RENT.

The BUILDING LATELY OCCUPIED
BY THE SUN ENGINE COMPANY,
COURTLAND z. SMITH,
Chairman of the Comm'rs.
jsn2l-s{ OF the Sinking Fund
, 1881-11-29

TINT The htlin's mini hnd .gtsof why. 'I1cr
fntt,er .nh,tp nm efrnrt 10 havo hcr nlmtte,t ,o
tho ilnnntnR1nio asylum. hut nct,tcui cxn,n.
fnntion developed tho faot that tic ynl,nE as1y
WIS perfectly Ahhu. Tiesn proceedings mud tho
iaet of his wtfn's departure ffotu him 10 nroutol
Mr.. Ayers that 1ts bccatnp broken tlbwn III
hnnlsh anta tiisd hts funeral occurring .vith,.t
two months Of tho snnrfla9o Just ~ tho hfrdlr
was beginning to dtd out, except In tho minds df
tho t,artoa directly Interested. 1t Is brought to
tho surface nRnih by tho nctton OF Mr.. Ayers
wilow, WIN has bcgan prncucdt,,gs to compel
tho fAthnr Of hor lnle husband tn Hivo IN nc-
counting Ut his sons rroporty, which tho Indy
would like to handle herself,
, 1881-11-29

4A440 kGAsA Az A40 n N44
There Is movement Ih Ityle l'ask to
change the present yllIage organization to
that Of city, and there seem tn De sums
good reasons for such change. But Ata-
other step, many people think, should pre-
cede any sucll movement. Hyde I'nrk, Iii
their opinion, ought to DO divided. The
township il NOW altogether ton large in ter-
ritory and contains diversity Of interests Tint
will never be har1nonlzdd under siuste
government, wliethor 1t 10 township, q
village, or d city. 1t embraces district
boli!,ded by The Chicago city lni!ts ol. the
nortll uls State at Indiana OF the south, tho
lake on the Gass, and State street on the
west. but this area comprises two distinct
communities. Between the city limits mid
the southern boundary Of the South Parks
nearly all tho houses are residences n1ll
owned by Chicago, businessmen, whose
families 1.-Two there. Tint part ut Hyde Park
is MI overflow FROM the Thinl and Fourth
Wards. beyond this tho territory Is oc-
cupied by rollfng-lnilIs, lumbsr-yarsls, fotin.
drIos. factories, Workshops, etc., aid tint
diatrlut Is destined tn ba one Of the most ex-
telaslyo manufacturing communities IN
North America. embracing Ra It does South
Chicago. Pullman, 1rontlale, anl Grand
Crossing. 'fle township could be divided
with adydntnge to both aectluns.
Tho natural Ifue Ut division soyiIls 10 be at
Seventy-llrst street. wllc. would glyo Hyde
Park propor Jurisdiction ovet all the territory
between tllat iins a,u ths city limits, Including
the restslence, district an1 tha PARKS, The
township south Ut that line wou.l ,le,, bo5
eAllet South Chicago Dtllcially--a tlasl9na-