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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23
Millinery Opening.

The ladies OF Knoxville and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend our eX>
hibiti0u of French Millinsry, Import
ed Pattern BONES, Silks, Fancy RibN
Jons, Laoes, Feathers, and Flowers,
Tuscan Lace Hats and Ronnets, Fancy
Straws, &c, on next Thursday and
Friday, March "a and %.
A. D. DUNBAR.
n1arch19s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23

TIE Greatest Living Autsors, saeh
a. .Ero6 Max n"i..r, 3 Hon. w X
y. IL. A. PrOctOr. DIV. A. sFr..s Dsau,
7Praf. Ty"dai DE-. w ID. Carp n +,
Traces Pow. r CObbe, Prof Go DIV n
Blacs, Miss Tn keray. Mrs, Mu:orh-
Caik. u o.. aaarnons g. Mrs. pha"t,
Amid. Ill mr. IL ngsl ). W. w = -ry.
T.,rTeun eff, Carly e. Ruskf Te.ny-
son, Rrow ming. aud many others, are repre-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of early inpudencs, causing nervous
debility, premature decay etc., having tried In vain
ever known remedy. has discovered simple means
Of sslfsurs, which he will send free TO his fellow
ssss... address, J. L. A.En ~ Chatham st.
New YAA ~ ssacs II e R5x1a nssesswd&w1y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23
Fer sale

sn So mzae For Sale. s-4sr .ra.s-s t.-
4 conNo1lous Brick Dwelling.
vs2@dn ". 4 KHNDERSoN.
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Weather Report.

KNoXvILLE, March %, 1881.
Time.... lam. 1892 2 pm z 80
Baromt'r $3.50 70 SO 90 "a 1886
Therm'r. 80. 35. 35. 81.
Wet Bio 305 l32 So. 81.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23

Statement from a weil-known Drug
House.-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the
most popular Expectorant We are sell
ing. HADLEY BROS,
317 Indiana avenue, Indianap 1lis, Ind.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-23
Personal.

Mr.. Robt. T.. Gaut, of Lenoir's Sta
ton, was In the city yesterday, on
brief business trip. ~.
Capt. Ross Smith, of Jonesboro. was
in the city yesterday, making some
purchases for the purpose OF increass
ing his steam power and Touring mill
facilities. He was accompanied by his
little daughter, Miss Nellie. aud they
were stopping at the Atkin House.
Mr.. John c. Houk arrived yesterday
morning from Washington, where he
is attending a law school, and will
spend a week or so with Knoxville
friends.
Rev. John w. Carnes, formerly OF
the Holston Conference, now Of the
Colorado Conference, M. E. Church,
South, was In the city yesterday, on
his way to visit friends in Lee county,
Virginia.
, 1881-06-25

row EnERw,y. Mr. MnsDn l,s,w mule his at~
MHrAtlGe, mil, taking hold nj l1is shoulder.
Fairfax. witt, nil0tler officer. conducted him
IL tho En1iEwnf nf tho stpunIHr nfHt delivered
him aver. IN LIEUT.. t'reGr, TT ctnr4o ut. tl,e
emtter. Meanwhile Mr. Slttieli f,~l, Il, II
h,.as,re,. recovered bis self-ppssessnu. III
Il tuIGrnbly ffriu tnl1g III sail: IL VIII never
l,e taken on Doar.l Ut Tint vessel" md lit
Atstetl M l,arlng cnflsluernblu fnrcv. nh
t!ltetl before llc wtttu 20 tn tho bant.
Failing tit three officers, Fnfrfax, wfti,
tlscir Md. cscNrtett tG gentleman Il, tho lntl-
'lcr, wteru l4tullt. Greer rccelrel him. St'1,lt
t.'tN at,t,!sHs! ttiH l,sssutiErts tns'ttl MI,
""Shupt 1ilnr' hlrniitnE 1.fcul. FnfrfnS, uni
Lieut.. tircpr immediately ordered tf,o nit
rtnes Il, atlvallcr, whlclt tMy dill nt quick
it'ne. tn lrassetiuurs tet back. mil Fasrfnx.
not WANTING ntiy further demonstration u IL,
,nut!r. ordered tho ,iNrlnes IT, resume tlie!r
statto'ts. The ,ngttarel reu9rks tf t!,S iS;. !;
t!ie 1,est th!nE r. te wSrl lnr tll., ,Soat',,;
l!ayo \ rt,snl c!ia,cu at5 tllcn, now." Al ot
E,llsctl lulsre,t for tho Northern n.npla aMl u
syn,patlly Tor tic Co,tfttlerntcy. Tic Captuim
Ut tic Trent, hnwcynr, Nttrr Ills recGyery
fruln thu first burst Of excitement, enttietc!l
HIMSELF will, rcscrvn nHl itgnity. Thu ln'a1ts.
!l,Y tarty collected tle tn.Eg1tEG and parcels
II tho prisoners t!nttvr tho tmiret|tase sapcr-
tisinn IF Lient. Fnirfnx. WIN sent tnDm On
lm,anl tlle slon|ttIr.war. They hlh Mtllet to
tie 'lren1t at :s9o n'cluc'! II, tho AFTERNOON,
md tho Snn .tpctntn, ttitler full head uf
Atea,l,, rntleil 10 tflu nnrtlwnrtl, her mission
IN 1ltl f]Al,aina channel tInylng beui crowiled
Will SitEEESS.
, 1881-06-25
THE ARCTIC COLONY,
Arrtsna orshu alen ort1lo t;rccley Expo.
dlston at.ht. Iotanst N. H.-'rho Pro-
teus-A Your of Heavy Ice.

Arrival orshe llen ortllo &:rcc1ey Exrc.
dltion ats Iotals, N. H.-.rho Igos
tsus-.i Yonr Of Heavy Ice.
" tu Tori: Leraki.
Sr. }uliSs, n. T., Junu :s4as-trle ru,lk and
ill., Of the Lady F,HHkl!n uuy Colony ur-
lived this morning by the Allan lnAIl-steatner
Sosa ScOttnn. 1e0pIu hero uru gylierally
sonlnrnlaIg III terms Of praise au4 ws,Inlcr-
,e!t IN THIS thu Mppoartlncu Vt lhe Eleil tllat
! ltava deeu selectvl for this expedition. LII
th}slGl!c.tll tOugtlMcssof sInow, and br0uzetl
tppcaranco they compare tavorlbly with
,ilr ow1l llarlly sualcrs ul4 winters, WIN agu
Tanod aln!ost from. ulols lufauey ta tile
:igors of u northern iat!tuto aud to purils
| anons frozen seas. II Hosu nlon full 10 No.
i :onplisl their nisstGn during thu tl,ree
: fears Of tAeir sujonrl III thu vicinity of tll6
Sortll l'aln 1t will lo indeed tlllllcult 10 r.
Il elaeb thalM by sunatlnr tllaws OF muscle,
! IlIE 1I.uvEUd,
] Under tho command ut Lieut., kIsllngbury,
.lof uls United sstates uriny, ifta Arctic
stSni;,eE lttHtt,s Is preparing Mtih nj! IN1sat-
l,t tliapAtct fur tho expedition. l'htS kpIpIl-
s!ald Steamship returned t3 port DIk HillHENy
pass ffnn Sydnry, wtlere shu hui BEEN oil
itsork fhr tc'l days ulnt Ind undergone u
must searching urrrllnullns both in tlia hull
aiNl Oh tllc pqrtt0n Ut her machinery nccusAt-
=lle. o.1Iy wllllc I'll tluck. lii pyvsy respect
esha ji'a beesl pronounced f4uilluss. Every
sh!r.E wii! nY ruI,psetca BY the eutt OF June,
I5@ud when Lieut.. freely, WHO takes supreme
, 1881-06-25
SCANDAL AT GhlESBuRG.


= GA'EsHuIst,, ILL.,, June 2,---A few months
stl,co IL soctety OF sldesly inatrons 'was
fornut! ~ tllIs city t0 put slow1l The "soc!at
USll," which is said 10 llnye reached fear
f,It Magn!tnde, The manager WIS q Indy
yeeent!y fsom Veer!a. who attended to tAe
correspondence ana kept I'LL eyo upon the
young pten Ut waywartl !ncllnntions, ns well
sts tho moru aged who spent their evenings
oNt. sulno u tlose parties were srace! 10
followed short episiles. llut eoucl.c4 lii
~ pu[e lank,iage a. St. !'aul
sal'l PARTIES that unless they ucslstttl In their
EUetrst they WDNl1 Ia pxVnsel to tho public
Kaze., S0!nu OF tfle pArtte8 hal tho lady nr.
xestesl a.l4 takyll before 4 magistrate, WHO,
aiter !!9artns, the charges, bound lIer ayer ID
nwatt tlla Antlt!l, OF tlie {}rAl,A Jury, I'ttAt
hNty ltus Just Investigated tho caae, and their
verdict is tlat Miss Nuyer committed lio
casa lias orr,!tett considerable excitement tn
tn|s city, alIl tho ,lntnrtuty a tr!AD would give
tlo matter probably induced ttle urand Jury
to reflse tu lind u I'LL. a thorough Ilyustl.
gattun would hayV cFeatc{l u scandal lint
W1tll4 !1so seriously aamage4 several
, 1881-06-25
charge of tho expedition, arrives, l,e will find

rInrrr ~ Nm ~ t.,tftfnn nrr{rna la, will fin1
n',tinr Il i,,nnn,n ,tn '''''' Nv wan ''"
"o''''"s '''."s"',u.s. .',.,. ,s..,.,r,, ,,,
~, HhN suchlA oF sp,t'
Ilo l,r6sGtls Will start u, t!ln Fonrtlt ot'I,ly
fUr l.a'!y Fratlkl1f Bny. f!tNl te ttny ms CIR.
talnly l,cpii appropriately selected for ~
l|'H!crtnklno Tint, III soiIle near day
VII! doubtless bu stttroumt!tHl ny i
nril1nnt m HISTORIC interest," WE'st a!,r,t', wii,
lMf1in's llNy TO laftl MI AMrrienti e.,!-
nhy IT. tiie iMr ,loftiter', iay f,rnimiKI,. ,iiaMa
!Ety niit M !i's u%iase.t % S!trs var shi AItl''l,cS
tprEtnE t1ic Arclto Sen bttWcon tho G;!Stefll
crust ,,f Greenland ntMl Spitzl,ergGn WITH thu
in!ltl expectation n iHllnE an; M M!.r'lginE s,te
cor e ti,o Je0i,l1ntte, no Senf lssl wl!i .nfia.
4 red-lcttcr :late n the cn!ci,tt9r nf !!nttet'
s31tntus ArGtlc expluratiot's. LIZ naIGiy lHs. 10Y.
sabr. However, f!r|iH h!l present lntllGs'ihnls
tnh ir0lr nccnrnto intor'Mntt1il tlerlyst! from
M'n,'y Hoasce:. ttiat !osh t!ie t'rnteNs a!a0 ~.
!lniiIe linvc sllfieliIt fnskS before them. III
least fur tho current sear.
y rntMESbDt:s 1cE Ft.OE.
l3cforo tho wlmii,,g ilret left lnst n,o,,tl, It
wns tic pniflioil III tic Ultl Whaling llnscrs
Withutlt rxrrntinn flint tiiis wnrltl be niyi;lu.
, 1881-06-25
PAUPERS.


Further ToAtimony la tic Indianapolis
P0Or.Nartn xnveAtlxmtton--tVi Witnesses
for tho Defcnsr ~, tho Htund+
- apte!at Dtspaseh 10 1hs Chteaco Tribune
lSIIAS.tio1.is, Init, JuMo al.-'r!le prnsc-
clltio,l in tho roor-Farnl caso lluytng restctl
yesterday, tho defense legan calling wit
,lrsscs io-slny. Llzzlu Nixon, al, inn,nte OF
.ho sick war;! sIaeU last Jannary, trstItied
that sue lloyer saw Wright tutstreat atary
Dloodwe!l. 1Is went dow. to i,er one night
witt! Il bonrd eighteen inches long by ol,c-
eighth th1ek. Shs %as Gloss BY, Att. Wright
sald, "aIary, cDino lntn your ruonl. lEku II
good girl, nlid 60 to 6cd.". Alary WIS always
crying, though lcr raom was always warm
mud comfortable. Shu never know Wright
10 offer slolcnco,.. to any ol4c. Dr.
Ctllbert9on. wsis.-:-very pleasalt. 1lo
treatcd aIl kindly, aud visited tho sick ward
thrce or four tln!es duly. lie treated Mrs.
Try md Airs. Alllsgr0vo kindly, Atra. Wright
Carried meals 10 Mrs, Try duly, a'tl spongod
ur four times daily Mrs; MusGroyu wnI!l
.,ot attetl 10 It, alu sntt sl1u ltd not earu Ii
it dlcu. She lioyer !ut 1T Nurse. ~ fctt 1t
,r,;S srasEHfis I, aa ta ~ !s N"ooy WIS over
Kntlu NywnluIl. ulso iii lan!ate Ut ti,o sick
WArta, testified tu thu st.llu effect. Shu SAID
Mrd. Wright brought toast, cRg-!loR, nlMi
0tler tcltcacleg, whlcl. slle proplrutl l,ursc|t.
toht!ye, Wlt,,ess said sl,p ealaa t. tue asy-
luM Of, Cl,rastlnay. ind that Mrs. Musgr0ya's
baby was nut borl until thru weeks lntor.
t;l'l'o record shows lkwus lUfsl Dec. ~ Mrs.
caiilr. (fie rscorti shows it was burn Jun. l.
lkebeccn MgUlnfM,i Malinda llatTtrty, t,ltl
EMlllln LEO rartch0ratul illa r0rl,er wi.
nrssea. stating n1so that tl,u house. tn llu
tue examination tiuIt Mrs. McCla!n OWN 4
house, which aAo Il E1ntnS.
, 1881-06-25
ANTS AND THEIR POLlTY.
Its Many Respects Ltkc Human Society
aud GUvcrrtblcsit.

~, f:"ycrr,.o.,t.
: Nfr. +. t,mu,on,,. ,,trrs n v..r,. ,to,r unf
terse SUMMARY. III tho Lo'ttlol Ni'tctcc''i't
Century fnr .}nie, NJ tl,e prints which Hrs
ely.rly established IN relation to tl,o ftltel[.
ret,rn nj u,,ts. atuf ,hnsl, win read II mnv.
va thiuk, hs vii assured that there il nus @ i
single eS''ggeratit,l III TINT nctollilt,-that 1t
'lcseribcs accurately aMl rlaIuly tll, sort Ut
civilization, Of Which tic ,lnst suetul of tho
t,"t nus ''ase gfnat organizing power, t''at
they litvu carried lllo subdivision OF labor
Ittarl, furtller tlnu amy rnrtily crrniuro
l,,nv,, tn ~. n,,tslIIa ,1ur ,,yn rorr. Tint
thoy bent It's nltvrethur In .tl,ulr puwcr IF
discriminating with ceftniiity bl0ou fela-
tsoI,s, even WHEN tluy liavD never secll them,
nor sgcn tito Hrubs, ,lor oven tho eggs frusll
,yhir,, thcv snr.,,,y. Tint tl,sv fopl
no1htne. ouS' ehntl'S ~ 1acfo a''t''po", 10
slic'i, t,ild even for tlloHnry speeIes-p!trsio.
!ag,cally co.sslAcEes!-to which they Hlen.-
kclyes belorK uxcs!t ~, i,tr ~ reEar.ls tl!oso
nntt Of oiiu hid tbs sall!o ianiiiy; lid St,i,
that they viii freely nyRll themselves uf tl,e
domestic services 1T quito different. s,cets Uf
nl1ls, wl!ern tlluy themselves fulye l'ern!nv so
not conveniently do 10th tI.u wurls!Ng alwl
tho fighting for tllCir avn nest. Further,
nInny spGcits Ut ants Are clearly pust0ru {;
Tint il, they keep ttocks Of npllttt.s, sOn,e Ut
WI,uFl they fpeil III t'loir uwil slnhIea, willis
ttley tr ont others Ut these I[ocks To, sr,.xo
u, tho food lnost shifted to them uutstla their
ltests. Illey k,.t>w exactly WHEN tU ttlnc Is
vt,t,tu for u.tse tioekS tn ~, u.,t 10 tast,ru,
n1ld will guide them to Tho right IntstMre.
Lastly, tho lnurD military ut thu ant tribes
actually send out piukctS tu pxpioru tlla
EruuhI hefure they imynde n I3est Uf
Tic SPECIES Of Which ,they make slaves,
and OrgariZe tho attack Oh thu llests III
admirable style. always bringing away MP
pnyvntiy only {ho Ef,!bs yuy iheir future
Slaves, ind lit attempting to mako sav,s Of
!l,oso win have reavl'yI lnai,rIty wit!ol,t
ants, to,,, prastico !. sort of agric4ltirc; they
store their fOoh In larEa s,elel,oNsHs, ustl
uvel bring Il out tu sun il ut liked perfnds !;
uIll III nnrting their tnctics to sudden eHlgr-
gpnclcs tiey dro txtretliuly akttlful, ttIllitel-
in., for INSTANCE. beneath, tYauiwnyA .wiieii
t1Gy hive llnt their numbers ttf1,ietl by tI,o
wnEuNs passing nyer tho rails ailu crushing
t!se.i1, Rs,,t removing t,tIr stores FROM isess
iu]urptt l1y t!utNts, III from 0tller l1llvIugu-
soi.lu situations, 10 irEer md lioru scc,tru
tnag1,zInrs. Oh tho wltUic; tilis Is perfectly
cfear,-tbat thb utits lave clyllixattnlI Of
tbuls own: that SbFao OF their yncess pro
~ much superior In Intelligence to others
Of them rs man II! Enrtl(lt.,.u countries IL
to tho Es4tliHialXt that tl,e moro specInl-
lied Y,,egs IL ants Aavo u very elaborate ss's-
TEN of cnste, a professional nrny, no to Hpeak,
which Is no military that II cnt1lDt cye,l fcpt
HAnlf. n,Ni Ia ,Ienenapnt on its S}nyra fur tts
, 1881-06-25
) CONDITION oF.,,A WOUNDED BOY.

:. AtA1wstAlLrowy.1 IT,, June at.-Young Joo
Noona,i, tic lasl wlio was shot by II p!ayMute
Wednesday night still hoyers between life
md dsut'. l1s has not ousi,ed hls eyes or
spoken word alAGe lie WIS CARRIED home,
although ut tinics ie appears to bo conscious.
Tho theory a4ya|lcotl by tho phys.r!ars Is
llaE the bullet pas5ed from tue back Ut Ills
bend through tbs brain, !o4ginx i!ear Thu sur
face; lle nlay rec9Ysr. bvt hardly with pos
cql!l!ucte1 with sAe: shooting have come 10
li0ht =.
, 1881-06-25

Il tried YOUR Tnoric.Fau1T LAXATIVE, md TN
prescribing It to my lntly pat!elitA.
M, E.1IEhAASs, u. D., pdsliore, Ia.
, 1881-06-25

'Inpotence OF .utna, lltlL, or vital function,
nervous weakness, deGllty, otp., cured 1y Wells
ttealth RuneweE. 81 Vt drugglsts. Depot 81
, 1881-06-25
>. j. ,n- = : '..t
OTHER TESTIMONY.

Fonr slg.ne, D. n, Jan. 81, 1881.
Iear %r:-l iay4 had lsorrelnal glddy head.
yeats. h4yu nseIl dllerclt rc.ncd!ex. but homo
1T them have rtlyGa w c{tt%t taos 70 mo aA your
.nast valuable T1ofas:FEUlr LAXATIVE ! shall
fsse tH sy:i y sSM;!sa so w
s'1' 'tJ'y Company ''sS'': T. ::sii. &.$sa .as=y.
49, III sii.r,co;, Mo-, March ., ,s::,,.
Dea, SIs1TEorlcFAvM'r IT, L4xA1ty:E tt: T. ths only
tlsHs gool Tor torpid lyrs And habi!.nl iauallga.
ttou. .a:tsi" a.. Nm LIZ. y
oLsyFz. M!c!,., March ii. 1857. ).
al s,s sas a ttzt1E t,f s.s ed d
h nsioaasa sHsa ltssats; Il aaens 81 sS @ I
:''s,;. i. ~ = ~ 0'"'
hsve .fs 1osr ri os s =. IL! t4fa1y e. %eS ae
i s.,nelis!lsE 10 id beui, ahip 10 WV GF many
prsa:rlrtio!,s hSyo .TssSlyssl '5e'A ,physslu,l,
's's Aases':s:a 81 ldml'sia; s;., d hSoii;ip, N,Y.
S'sf'' - ''s@|;t,! z. l.; :; =: .::': =:
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nohKSgIL L1.N AND 6TAyloNEas
TAlLAplslA. ALL, Alatch p lssl.J
Deav gir-llavlng tried two boxes Of Souf
Tlopic.FnusT LaxATiyk ind @hex syit mycass
bet.sr fhAn HnJth9nY t,erss, taes 'hsiote, l am
highly pleased Nth thesn. s.es ,,,,.x n
, 1881-06-25

consider tho LAXATIVE the finest and most
nEfceable preparation eyur used, Al.I shall sCt-
uinmysid Il 10 my rllstDsners.
F.w. F1Eltcg, Drugglst. Chester, VI
, 1881-06-25
PHYSICIANS. TEsTlAsGagys

Hind tho administration and ca:c.. :,.l.Z e=1-.
claim. e. II, LtNsKEyt .E.:S.,
Eut!. 5.Y q
, 1881-06-25

Physicians hero havc ftflnd 1t 10 he most rc1!a.
big. - ntul they wish 10 prescribe 1t largely
y. EcEElaAAS, Druggist, Grand Rapids, 3flch.
, 1881-06-25

! i,avo gtyan your rnorIoF Fnurr. !4t.AT-7s 8
fair trial aud nm xrGttly p1enkctt with IT.
VII. READER, II. H., Euw Amstcsdaul, Ind.
, 1881-06-25

Your LAXATIVE Is Ju:s tho thing-i e, easy 10
take, aIlll tito aflt'ct g1Nl,
u. u. allErAEp. II. n, EYcs!on. Ind.
, 1881-06-25

TRorrc-FRutr LAXATIVE gives universal 50 nttsiac-
tlols, aud Physicians recommend ftx Use.
u. 4. ulEES, Druggist, MI Vernon, o.
, 1881-06-25

never fund moro pleasant mud nsslmilatiyo
Laxative before. LOEta EEITItEK&,
100 C0IumhtA It,, New York.
, 1881-06-25
i OCEiN M YIGxiTTON.


OSff DIRECT LIME no FRANCE
Hencrns Frnnsnt1nntic Company: "
Hotwoou New York and ttavrs. Itcr T. n Il. footot
Traro1crs sy THU lne Msoid bash transit hy Enalh
nelNAll pont y. -. -.
1AHtsAilui fIIoln. W edflGadnY. tnyh nl9r
vi Va AM!.EN:r rsrvsn: .Wed,ertlAy. .M!; X " VI
-ftrat Gn,,'n titsf and ~ Heeon,i cabin ~ atser.
agp. ft ncltthlng vine, hetdlnx and utcnss. Checks
dtwn nt Ersd!t ynnais oi rarls il nrnoMnt 10 suit
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, 1881-06-25

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-, Evansville, Ind.
, 1881-06-25

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, 1881-06-25

Dartmouth College.

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w,ss ho heid " Wndnesaay, !uno - at9 o'clock r. n
Candidates Will appy At Noonl ts, q, La sae.st. CHI
, 1881-06-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

NdOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE
STORY DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE ON EAST
SIDE OF THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND D STREETS NORTHWEST, No. 309.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thee
District of Columbia. passed the 22d day of june
1851 in equity cause 75s2 the undsTsignsd 30
Bay Bay o 0F OCTOBER At FOUR AND 3, , hale
described gropsrt The north twenty feet four
feet deep Of lot NUMBERED eleven in and the
said square 29s together with the which
northwest.
Terms. az preecribed by the decree are: onefeurth
OF the purchase in cash. and the residue credit OF
six twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale
trust on the property sold Az eonyeSancing to be at
the time OF sale # the terms Of sale are not COMPLIED
the property at the risk and cost of the defaung pur
chaser.
JAMES h. SMITH CHARLES G. COLE.
Trustees.
after the sale Of the above described real
estate the following personal effects will be sold the
above described premises, viz Mirror Front Warrobes
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
JAMES II. SMITH h CHARLES G. COLE,
o1-d&ds Administrators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01
FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP

By virtue Of certain deed in trust, bearing dateH9
the 3lst day ct March, AD 1877 and recorded in tsi
trct OF Columbia and by virtue Of decree Of the SUI
tember 1881 in Equity doc.21 substituting
the undersigned Trustee in the place and stead of the
Trustee named in said deed, shall sell at public
ton in front Of the premises on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
tain piece parcel Of Ground and premises in the city
Washington, District aforesaid, described follows
BEGINNING for the same Sixth (6th) street southeast
at point sixteen feet south from the northwest
ner OF lot numbered thirteen 3D. in square numbered
feet thence south feet inches thence east Sc feet
the line Of the said Sixth (6thl street; thence north
along the line OF said street to the place Of beginning,
frame dwelling house. No. ~ 9th street southeast
cash. and the residue in six twelve and eighteen months
from the day of SALE with interest secured by the notes
OF the purchaser, with reserved lien the property
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. Terms Of
sale must be complied with within six days after the
SALE the property will be resod at the risk and
chaser's cost.
O1-d&d10t r. K ELLIOT, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-01
DIED..

JAMES siF Skw SeS sss5 ISL e O'Clock
Twenty second street northwest on Monday, October
f%s ny GssIok H. hean'eS and friends are respect.
O'clock al M. FREDERICK WILLIAM EGKHAkDT.
Funeral from his late residence No 2os 9th street
g Reg
n EMtE On FSaS septe%ber 80 ISL at twenty
three days.
A Light from our household has gone;
Avoioe that we loved is stil,ed:
place is vacant at our hearth,
Funeral services from Metropolitan Preebyterian
C6,Trsh tDr Gneser S sunary at four
70 attend; rredersk county. Md. and Rock county,
1881. WILLIAM L1TTERSER. aged sixteen years and
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, los ~
see esHes ~ sy =
sepeRef1 2sh 1881 80 ScSst Of
Be- hsd i Rock Creek osmety
PERRY. On Saturday. October Let 1881 ct her late
ri and a d.Ssss.
Of the late Patrick and Catherine Maguire.
frienas Of Tie family are respectfully invited to atsend
Miss OF IL h f II sssSsgs 1ss & s
the Ts1 x ya. s, q hs s On suna.
O'Clock from the residence Of her brother John
Griffin. 303 18th street southwest. Friends Of tho
family and scqnaintances are respectfully invited 10 e
tend the, funeral.
p..s o SH Saturday. ocCS:s e
illness. MORGAN, aged four months and seventsen
days. the only Of Josephine and George Wheeier
Oh Morgan. how you gazed on us,
And struggling for yonr breath
We never knew our darling child.
How terrible your death.
Gone but not forgotten.
Funeral win take place from hs parents ras;aer>> ~
lOI9 Sd street northwest on Sunday the ID II oioS
p.m. heAovee ana friends are respectfully invited