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, 1881-12-24

FIRE LTaTs.-The fire on Monday morning
should he a leaSon rl the ciJy council to I'M.
mediately pass an ordinance torbidjing any
more wooden buildings being erected on Main
street in the business portion Of the city
They will fn1 that Sucii sctidn viii be CON-
mended and gladly welcomed ty at least nine
Truths of the property holders and while We
are at 1t we suggest that no more livery stables
Tiled with comaus,ibie materials should gain
he allowed to endanger adjacent propertias-
, 1881-12-24

4 TCRKEY- RoUSTER fIGHT.-A fight took
place up town between ten big turkeys snd
a solitary lighting rooster. The turkeys were
all badly whipped and left the field in pos
session of the oonquerer, who crowod loud
and Justify.
, 1881-12-24

4 CoryyRY FOR PaoR NEX.-In lhis cour.
uy no nan willing 10 work need want for
m ,uev: and no one need come here who is
not Willing 70 work Anyone emgrating
with the idea tina. he viii Inc able TO pick up
gold from the streets VIII soon find out his
mistake Ii he leaves nome for work, he viii
find 1t here if he has not the wherewtha! TO
exist without t. New countries are proVer.
biaIly the countries for bone and muSc.e, with
a fair share Of brains, but unlike Older lands,
tn 9 hold cut some hope 10 a poor man that
he shall not always toll during his passase 20
the grav.. but that his industry viii at
l-ngth be crowned with a reward h could
not reasonably expect to ee've AZ home,
There his life must be sn uncessIag round OF
labor aud dependence, with tue worshouse
ani st.,rva!io nov anl IA u s:..! z aIn III
the tacs. and with the miserable conscious
ness that his chli,irsn stAni little chance nt
doing better than himself. Here. however,
there is no maH, no matter how Eamoie his
occupation may b.. that may not IN few
yeaIs attain compeeeneA- Il may be he
will see reverses, Few are free from them.
1t NAV be he will be compelled 20 labor with
the pick and shovel. the axe or saw, or split
rxil5 for while. hut what OF that- Many a
nan III America or Europe. now occupying
lofty position, has had to do the same tang,
and IS none the worse Tor It.
, 1881-12-24

LIVELY TImRs.-Af:er long and dull
period the country people are coming into
town pretty lively; business ia On al upward
boom and our merchants appear to be doing
lively business. A prominent business ntsa
recently informed US that the best paying
customers he has and those he prefers TO
trust are those engaged 10 wheat and grain
raising. They are surer pay than any others
, 1881-12-24

FISE BEKr-MezSz Doolsy { -KirkmAa
received to-day one hundred and eighty bead
or extra hne beef cattle from Cams Prair,e.
xhich viii suppl. sheir asrket for tie hoir
, 1881-12-24

a memorial statue to Daniel OConr ell,
costing fl2,5 500, has been completed l.. Li1
don and will soon Re erected in SackvilIe
street, Dublin.
, 1881-12-24
srAr ssrArs TRANSFERS.

The following Is the business IN real estate
,ransssted since lss. report by Ferd Metz
ger. real estate agent
u. s. to John Mccoy, 81 OF the \" g.
the sw / Of the Ne l. the Ne I Of the sW
I. and NV of the sc ot Sec. 9. IN 4 8 \
r IS 4. containing 100 acres. Potent.
John Mccoy tc NJ. c. Mccoy, the forrgo-
ing described lands. Consideration. s--1
u. s to Ed. ?. 5. Andrews, ! Of tie
NE and n /. of SE / of Sec. .. "a I y
R3sEof VIII Mn., containing l6o acres
Patent.
Benz r. Stone to City of Walla Walla
right-o;-way. Consideration, 81.
II. D. Chapman and wife to Lew }. Good
rich Sec. 81, TiCNR3i WM. $500
J +. Bower to Z Baumeister, cer.ain
part Of lot ,. IN block II, city. Con-ider'-
t,on, 5000
Sheriff OF Wslla WAlla County 70 j. i.
Boye,, NV of the Ne !, the L I Of the
NV /, and the NV I Of the SW I, See. Il,
TTNR 40 F., also the SW OF TIE SW /
and the SW OF the ST I of Sec. 81. / 5 y
z rs T.; also, tie y Of the NE / and the
y Of the NY oi Sec. 81, I y L 20 L;
and slso the n OF the SW I OF See D, /
7NR 36E, W VI Consideration. Slii0.
J. T. Abbott and wife TO Walla Nai!a
City, right-of-way. 81.
{. \. to Peter fluff, the NWtof SEC. 20,
IT'S 81 Z, II. NJ. l60 acres patent
r.. L. Smalley ami wife, to L. Il. Rogers,
the WI Of the NEi. the NNt Of The SEI,
and the NEf Of the SWi OF Sec p. y Il 81
+, " NJ 5000
Peter HUFF and wife to Levy Ankeney, the
S,yi of Sec 20. NEi of Sec 10, 7 s. n K 81
+. 800 acres. $500.
i. = Boyer and wiie to Edwari smyth,
NY; Of the SWt OF Sec L, T !, n Z 81 L,
WM Less 10 feet on the " from NV cor
ner 5 to ani oyer tie premises. $50
T.J. Fletcher sui wife TO Fanny Grant,
building on lot /, in block 3. 81.
Chss. :. Boyer and wife TO Mary j. Hard-
sley, the NJ Of lot (, the NJ OF lot ;, IN
block 81, Shaubie's Addition. $50.
John Seh!spis and wife t. Edwa.d Smyth
swI OF Sec u, TIN RISE, ". u. SlO0
, 1881-12-24
DE-. sPsNSEY 4 GO.
sheriTs Sale of Real Estate,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN In pursuance of decree IF foreclosure, or
der OF sale and Judgment issued out Of the dis
trict Court of the territory Of " ashmgtsn and
fuf the first judicial district Thereof, holding
terms at Wa.la Wallis county in said territory,
In certain action therein pending wherein
Julius We:sick was plaintiff and George +.
Cattle and L. c. Castle were defendants. which
said decree. order IF sale and iuds, .neDt was
rendered on the lith day OF Nor eDber A ID.
1881. In favor OF said p'aintih and against said
defendants for the sum Of S391-25 with inter-
est at the rate Of II Per Cent per month TO-
gether with 5000 attorneys fees ed ss65
costs Of suit Now therefore. BY virtue Of said
decree OF foreclosure, order Of sale and judg,
ment and in pursuance thereof q certified copy
Of which has heen duly issued cut OF and under
the seal Of said court and to me directed and
delivered. | viii to satisfy said decree OF FORE
closurs, order Of sale and Judgment said attor-
aers fees, interest, costs and al increased cost
N MOnasy the lSth day Of January, A. ID
1882 1t the honr Of IL o'aiock A. n. OF said day
It the court hol.se dOsr IL the city and county
Of Walla walla ". T., sell at p1t,;c auction
TO tie highest bidder, for gold coin, the prem
isesi n said decree, order Of sale and judgment
mentioned AID described as follows, to-vit
Commencing Z. she southeast corner Of the
northxszt qus-ter c. he south east quarter al
s~csiou tvensy one t2I) IN township seven 81
north Of rznge thirty-SiY (36) east: thence rus
ming west Eve hundred and sixteen fcet and
four inches. thence at right angles nsrth thirty
80. rod, .h~ece = riytt angles est Eve hun
dftd and sixteen fest and foIH inches; thence
n Kiaht angles sou.a tiirtv i3U) rods 10 the
Piaco Of beginning, containing lx t6j acre.,
more q le.s, s;tasts, lying md being IN WallA
Wa1ls county, Washington territory. Given
usdaeny h1nd thza l5h day Of December A.
D. 3GH. JAS p THOMSON.
sts- Si@N q WaGs walla Co.. ". Z.
, 1881-12-24

Chris. Enuis informs Us that be has over
one hundred head OF steers now fattening on
cora for the ensuing winter and spring Corn
led beef is something new to this country.
, 1881-12-24
DR.. SPiNNEY,
No. IL Hearncy ST.. sun Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
xOUNG NxEEJ
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty to SIXTY
who are troubled with too frequent evacuations
of the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
smartinS OF burning sensation, and a weaken
ing of the system IN a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of slbumen will
appear. or the color will be of a thin milkish
hue, again changing to dark and torpid ap-
pearanee. There are many Who die Of this
difficulty ignorant of the caglse. which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness Dr. SPIN
ney will guarantee a perfect cure in all such
cases, and healthy restoration OF the senito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HoURs.-I0 to 4, and 8 To 8. Sun
DAYS from 10 % ii A. N. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, 50.
Call or address.
DE-. sPsNSEY 4 GO.
, 1881-12-24

kAE NAN tx haifsyed Nttallsy,
ES = IA EsM s. nlinal Weakness.
~ - ssSsfs M Sper,latorrhoea, Lost
ns :3dH - Mar Hood. Impoten-
cY, Paralysis. and all
M the terrible effects OF
M1S f3tL(A SsE-AbGse. youthful
HN$SyHSSS#T follirS. and e1cesses
0EHSSH1l.k149Sl VI inatu-e- years -
such Is Los OF Memory, Isssitude. Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unebservea in the urine. and. mauy
other diseases THAI lead to insanity and death.
DR. Mintie vii agree to forfeit Five Hun
S-ed Dollars for case of this kind the Vital
Restorative under his special advice and treat
merit will lot cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in il. Dr. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including ANALYSIS Of urine. - 0c
Price Of Vital Restorative. - 90 y bottle, OF
four times the quantity, SO 90; sent To any
address upon receipt OF price, or c. o. d., Sc
cure from observation, and in private name if
desired. ty A. +. MlNTiE, II. D..
IL Eearney Street San Francisco, Cal
D.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Blsdder con-
plants, Gonorrhaa, elect, I.euco-rhea. For
sale 5yan druggists 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for So 90.
DR.. Minties Dandelion Pills. are the hes,
and cheapest Dyspepsia and BiIious cure in
market. Fer sale by ell drusgist~. Hodge,
Davis d Co. Portland, wholesale agents lily
All orders for medicine c. o. ID. must be
accompanied with 81. as guarantee OF good
faith, which viii be deducted when the pack
age is shipped
, 1881-12-24

DIAMOND SwINDLERS A shrewd pawn
brot-. Of Eureka, New, has inst been de-
teete,,, aud exposed in this mornings SeRtj-
nj. IN 4 systematic swindle which he has
been successfully engaged in iOr several
months. It seems he Is one OF conspiracy
whose hea iquarters are IN San Francisco,
whence clipped AMI of-color diamonds.
bcugh; up cheap ana in large quantities. al
auction, are shipped to Eureka and other
mountain towns. where thev are Set oil TO
advantage and soaked for sum called ON
inai, but really many tunes their intrinsic
valae BY such tricks as are best known to
those in this peculiar business, the pawn
broker, Nathan, Hoodwinked a prominent
moneyei man OF Eureka into lending him
upwards of 5000 on this comparatively
valueless truck. This discovery led 10 the
revelation OF another swiudle o. 4 similar
s"rt, by The pocket brokers, who carry about
them well.set and attractive samples Of ,Ea-
monds that are Clipped. cracked and spotted.
and casually offer them, one at tme, 10
unsuspecting guigeons There is no telling
70 what extent Eureka has been bi'kei III
III De transactions daring the last six mouths
but outside of the S500n man, ii Is doub less
up IN the thousands
, 1881-12-24

TIE following We clip from the NoHIfGiH-
Ger, A letter received Thursday morning
by Sheriff Storrs from Prineyi!le, gives an
acoonnt Of deadly encounter in 4 saloon On
Sunday last, as follows Our usually quiet
town was thrown into I fever OF excit ment
Sunday morning by shooting aifray between
Charlie Long ani Henry Vaughn. Niae
shots were fired, two taking ehe Il iii Vaughn;
one a scalp wound over the lett eye,
tie o:her a straigh; sAot sbon, foar inches
above the night nipple, which t, surgeon
thinks lodged IN the iung. Charley received
four shots, one iractaring the lei; shoul;er,
one above the right nipple, passing out with
oue entering the cavity OF the lungs: one
entering the forearm and courSing the entire
length OF the arm, canning ont Eear the
shoulder; another, the most dangerous, en-
te1ed his lett sile AID ranged backwards.
ball not found Bcth lnen alive at noon,
resting easy, but condition critical. The
trouble arose in a saloon orer game al
cards MCaday both were CONSCIOUS. and
sent messages OF coincidence to each ether.
, 1881-12-24

Onr Inc hcasoa,bIe FtcaSnres
Of lifr. properly oopSed meal, aifordstllttle
or no present eEioyDe.., aaa much sae-e-
ous NJ torture q a confirmed dvSnsptie. But
WIEN cbronic Indigestion is ennhatted with
He~isEtsr's Stomach Bit.ers, The food Is eaten
with relish, and mcSt important 0f s'l. Is As.
sin;l4sd by sni noprishes the system Use
this grand tonic and corrective also 20 remedy
constipation. billioU ness rheumatism, fever
and Ssue.
, 1881-12-24

THE CRxATENGLIsH REMEDY.

Is a neytr-faif ng cure
for Nervous Debi!ity,
Ex hars.ed Vitality,
5 c nlinal Weakness.
SperrlatorrbCea. Lost
Mar Hood. Impoten
cY, Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects o:
Sslf-AbIse. youthful
follirS. and e1cesses
VI fnatu-e- years -
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IsYBOMAs DOWNING. Auctoneer.

sAr n PIE Afg koNb SE
8 Sc 81 2akkrT aahb kNEk EoA
By vrtqe Of .s.S certain deed Of trust eze- -
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and by
fault having been msae in the payments Of the III
debtedness secured. the undersigned viii Offer at
35ra OF llARga, 1881. Az O'CLOCK P NJ, the fol.
9 ~ a6e c premises to IA. thai part
the Ridge Road. west OF Georgetown, beginning at
bounded hickory tree. standing at the beginning
north l919 desrees west. twelve (l2j perches with
the 2Oth line OF said Alliance reyersedi thence
Ridge Road. and being at the end of the 18TH lire
tanees south 1914 degrees, east 81 perches, south
south 81 degrees east As 10 perches 10 an inter-
s ss with the 2ist line Of ssid Alliance and
ginning, containing II acres. roods and 81 per
ches, More or less and being the sane land con
Jsekso tstee By deed recora ssd IN 6ar NJ
D. l, i9l2 90, ct seq, one OF the land records for
Tie improvements are dwelling house. a
siaushter honse and other buildings especially
Terms Of sale: ST. 500 in cash e., which one
hundred dollars must be deoosited 1t the time Of
the sale, the balance ip equal nstaInnents at one
chaser bearing interest, and deed OF trust Of the
propeTty: , II the terms are not complied with in
Taxes paid to January /. ISL. 0onSeyancins s' st
marl4dts JOHN MILLER. Trustee
tF-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the illness of the Trustee uutil MON
OAK. MARCH 28TH. same hour and place, m26- Ut
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POSTPONKD,
oWlng to the continued sickness of line Trustee
until Until TUESDAY. APRIL 9Th. same hour ,snd
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SALE OF TEE q. VI. 6 O. X Il. CONFIRMED.
In The nited states circuit court In Richmond
yesterday, Judges Bond and Hughes Presiding
the report or u. +. Peasants. the master who
conducted the sale or the Atlantic. Mississippi
and ONO railroad, was presented, and Judge
SLlpTaan, counsel for the English bOndnol1ers
SsAtd toe court 10 confirm the sale. After a
conference Between the court and counsel The
form OF an order OF continuation, Including tina
PAID. was agreed upon. The order provides for
HE deposit OF s., 600 or the purchase money
With The Union Trust Company OF New York,
ana the balance, s2.605 600, With the Fidelity
Trust Company OF Philadelphia both subject
TO the order OF the court. ana upon evidence
being furnished OF the said deposit having been
mace, deed OF sale is to De given TO the pur
chasers and the property handed over 20 them,
the oder 10 be formally entered this morning
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DIED

DREW. Monday. April All. 1881, at 3 20 .. m,
BETTIE O., daughter OF Edward NJ. and MahzlH
A brew
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral from tue Church of Ascension Thurs
Gay. at Ia O'Clock N. 2
IN6LE. At Frederick. Md, after short Ill
ness, April 5th. 1851, ELIzABErH DULASY, third
daughter OF Rev. Osborne angie and Molle Add
con ingle, in the eleventh year OF her age. %
KELLY. Tuesday. April 5th. 1881, a. O'Clock
=. m, MICHAEL KELLY, IN the sixty third year Of
his sge Naive of Cuuuty Limerick Ireland.
Funeral VIII take place from his late rasidencs,
No 1872 street south west, Thursday. April 7th,
az 10 O'clock Q II. Requien msss az St. Bonn
HICKS Church. -
MEEKS. On Mondsy morning April tth, 1881,
ANNIE MkRks. aged thirty eight years
funersl viii take place from No 1880 High
street: Georgetown, Wednesday. April en-. al J
O'Clock T. ~.
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EVsaoMAs BOWLING. Auosionesr.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF PART OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE VACANT GROUND ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
TEkNIH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virrue OF a deed Of trDst dated the 2Sth e.sA
dsy Of Septembef, A. D. 1874, and recorded FNE8
IN one Of the Land records for Washington .x&.
ooAi ~, in the District Of Columbia, in Hper 75S,
folio s04, the subscribers will sell TO the highest
bidder, on The premises, en- MONDAY, THE 1lTH
DAY OF April. A. d. 1881. AT O'CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNOON. Lot numbered three, 60 in John
DAvlds0ns recorded subdivision of lots in Square
two hundred and twenty two, (222) according to
the SO pdlVlslon made October 18th. 1910, and
CORDED In subdivision record N. X. page "a, said
LOT bt ing situated in the city of Washington and
proven enu. ct cetera, as in said deed mentioned.
trust are: This amount OF Indebtedness secured by
this deed OF trust unpaid with the expense of sale
ana taxes. in cash, and the balance at six, Co.,
twelve u2l and eighteen Q8) months for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day OF sale and secured by Q deed Of trust on
the property sold shall be TAKEN, the debt being
nSe thousand dollars and interest from September
2Stn. 1879. at ten Per cent per annum. A deposit
OF hVe hundred dollars will be required Of the
purchaser at the time OF eale and all conveyancing
and recording will be at the purchasers cost, who
may pay all the purchase money in cash. If the
terms are not complied with within five days after
the day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the said ground on five days notics pub
hshed IN the Evening Star, ut the rsk and cost Of
the purchaser in default
0HAkLEs n. MATTHEW'S Trustees
MARIA.
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ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN.-An election was
held throughout Michigan yesterday for one
justice Of the supreme court, two regents OF the
State University. and circuit judges FOR twenty
four circuits or districts. Returns come In
slowly, hut there Is no question OF the re-elec-
tion OF Isaac Marston, OF Bay City, 10 the su-
nreme hencn and the choice OF the Hon Jane,
f. Joy. OF Detroit, and Ex-Governor Austin
Blair OF jackson, as regents. A large number
of charter elections were held Ia the state, WIFI
very mixed results. Local issues largely pre-.
dominated, az Is usual In such elections In De-
troft. Judge Swift was reelected 10 a third
term on the bench OF the recorders court the
Chief criminal court OF the city, by com5ina-
don Of republican and citizens tickets. over
Edwin F. Donnelly (dem.) +. II. Chambers Is
also reelected circuit or county Judge over Geo.
Gartner (dem)
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1881 pys The .Hs! AIIrrp 1881
10 The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

~ 1hE NON1h, W kSI AND 5OUIHWESI.
Double Track. steel Rails
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPAEyr
II EfFEOT. APRIL ara. 1854.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINGTOS, from Depot.
corner o: sixth and streets as follows:
For Pttsburg and the vest. 500 > N. daily, with
Sleeping Cars 60 fittsburx and Chicago; 10 80
Am: daily. With SIeeping Cars from Harrisburg
To Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago; 9 80 p u.
daily. with Palsce Cars 70 Pitts ourg.
BALT1MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
From Csnandaisua. Rochester. Buffalo. Nissara,
s.oo Am daily except Sunday; 8 80 p.m daily.
ss. .ssBg sa,1Easy with Palace Cars to Canaan
fOr "nismsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
For 39s afE az. sait he f Eas
p@ ah HnI ~ 40 Pm on sunday 90 and 10 100
day. s.s .1csp, = RS%an PariOr Cars
sos brSSS,yn, Ny. al through trains connect q.
fordS D ye Ssi t,. SSss q ssSsalyn Annex e
r Ing r dSSsle te5riAse scsoss New York city.
f0T 20 tsn ana 100 S no an 1870 100
s s.a 1870 Limited E1 pSas s SO M no
For Balm ore, 40 500. $50. 1890 and
sg6S,y 500. 80 an a6 g. g. 80 30 g; . oa
For Pores Greek Line. s 40 an. and Am
Fer Annspo.s s 10 = m and 4:ao N. ds,,y. az.
ALEXASDEI2 AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
TON RAILROAD.
For AIexsnGIia, GO 7:so. go. ana IL 80 O. m.
For aud d fss Sui 50 ann 11d Il Is
Trains leave f. f aa &as shnsgs o saPag
p nn ~ ana % 1 2S 500 90 TO and s59
snd loo sm' 20 and oS S q. SanaA' al quo
tickets ana information Al the Office, northeast
a the depot where orders can be- iefs fos s in
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels AID
FRANk THOMSON, General Manager noy2s
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The COLOR LINZ IN Politics The Central
Eepuolcan Garfield and Arthur clue met last
night at No. Tester street, Wm l. Vessels
IA tne chalr, L. y. Mason secretary. Reso!u-
tons were adopted declaring that there ia no
such thing as equality OF citizenship ia Mary
land, because color is made a reason for whole
sale discrimination against ColOred men. and
In making federal appointments. Il was also
resolved tnat colored teachers should teach 1n
the colored public schools, and that plenty OF
capable colored teachers could De found in Bal
umore for the positions. -Balttnlorp SIN OF 10.
dan. - =.
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IHR BALTIMORE SUICLDB.--fhe Baltimore Sun
OF tllS morning says: me body or the young
man who cofnlEitfed suicide at Peppers Hotel
on saturday was ascertained YESTERDAY 20 b
that uf John III. Cooke. OF Hagcr5.own, aged &c
years, until about month ago In the employ
OF :. NJ. Bloom Co., wholesale groc2rs OF that
pace. The coupon for baggage mentioned yes
terday was sent on TO Washington. where Major
BrocF, superintendent OF police. sent to the Bal
tirnore and Ohio depot and obtained the valise
that the Check called for. The valise was sent
10 police headquarters here, and on being
opened the name was found on the Inside Soon
after. L. M E. Cook. q half brother or the SUI
eide. and who lives 10 Washington. went TO the
middle police station and recognized the dead
man as his brother. He had the remains placed
IN cbaige OF an undertaken. 70 be sent today TO
Hagerstown, where he leaves four single aud
TWO married sisters. Mr.. Cooke was retfcent
concerning his brother, but IL was learned that
the young man had left the employ OF Bloom &
Co early In March, with the intention OF going
to PfttsbUrg to embark In business on his own
account. His after movements were unknown
TO bis family. nor could Mr.. Cooke or any OF the
young mans friends in Baltimore account for
the suicide. The woman with whom young
Cooke was travelling at Pittsburg is known ia
HagelstOwn as Gerry smith. The assumption
OF the name OF j. P. Ames by young Cooke is
not accounted for.
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NE THOMAS h SONS, Auctioneers,
NAs Nos 1879 and l4I South lth street..

PERETPTGRY SALE OF VALUABLE SEASIDE
PROPERTY. ON The PREMISES. AT CAPE
MAY POINT. Nj.
THURSDAY, April 7, 1881.
To close the Sea Grove Association.
Al restrictions removed.
furnished hotels, lac, 81 and &C rooms, all
sEd bowling alleys.
z elegantly located cottages, on or near the
beach.
70 hath houses, with full supply Of robes. towels
and fixtures.
One and a. q arter miles ocean shore, with pier
rights and privileges IA granted by state of New
Jersey.
Pavilion, with tower IS feet high. water works,
gas machine, stables, rowing and sell boats, &c
and GEO choice building lots, ocean fronts and ad-
lacent.
Al! vii DO sold peremptociIy to the highest
hi der.
O'Clock on morning OF sale
Catalogues, with full descriptions of properties
on application to J. s. WHILIDIE, No. ZIG CGest
nut street, or at our auction rooms. Nos. 139 and
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