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fINROMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MOUNT PLEASANT, DISTRICT OF 90.
ITIMRIA. - ~

T7H0MAs BOWLING, AuOtioneer.
2z3Hgs E4FH 2E AAED b4h54 Sc SG
By virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated the Sd "A
and an By o.
q as Hss4 1 Is
county q ana Dsret
OF Columbia, being part Of lot numbered one ~.
division Of Mt Peasant a. recorded in The sur sur
yeyor's office Of said District Of Columbia, peing
one hundred and twenty four and one-RsH GHH5
feet on Park street, and one hundred lOO) feet on
Ieet ana containing 1245 square feet of
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness, &c.
Penses Of sale IN cash. and the balance at SIX and
twelve for which the notes of the
deed Of trust on the property sold shall be taken
d a t. IfS At cost 300
day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell
purchaser. after five days publication in The
A. L. sTURTEVANT, Trustee.
This is one Of the most desirable lots in Mt.
Peasant. and II the purchaser desires, money will
pc loaned to build on It, and ten years. credit given
for such loan. apll dads
GHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
O1A0E AL LIE NURIdEAST CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND L STREET.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, In the cause Of EES
John H DAILY ct al, vs.. n. J. Daily ct al, 80.
NO. y. 0Sl IN Equity, the undersigned Trustees,
appointed by said decree, will. on TUESDAY, the
10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ
IN front OF the premises, offer for sale at public
anetion Lot lette1ed land part Of Lot lettered
Lots Nos l. and In square 2l5 as tae said sub
divisions are recorded In the Surveyors Office of
the city Of Washington. In Liber n. K, suhdivi-
sions, page 243: Beginning for said Lot and part
OF Lot at the southwest corner Of said SOU 2l5
and running thence on the line of Vermont avenue
northe astwardly one hundred and sixteen and a
half Ql6t) feet; thence east in straight line thr-
teen Q3) feet four and half (416) inches; theucs
enthusiastically parallel with the line OF Vermont
avenue forty seven A7) feet nine and quarter (9LO
inches thence south six $3.50 feet six co. inches
more or less to the line Of north L street; thence
west with the line OF said street forty O) feet and
four a. inches to the place Of beginning. This
property is improved by three story Brick Build
=, Terms Of sale: One half cash; the balancs in
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively from
the day of SALE for which instaments the notes Of
the purchaser will be taken and lein retained
upon the property, or all caah at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $19O will be required at
the time Of the sale. All conveyancing at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser.
JOHN O, WILSON
No. 3A2 D st. northwest r,.
b. II. WEBB, Afustees.
No. 3l9 4Hst northwest
TROS. j. FISHER 4 CO., Aucts. ap15-d&ds
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THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW.

ID BETWEEN s AND + STREETS NORTH,
TWEEN FfFTEENTH AND siXTaENTB
AfDs AND STREETS AT AUCTION.
10Th. AT O'Clock, we will sell in front of -
premises mise lots IS and "a in Blake Kelys sub
10th street by depth of 100 feet.
linn ediatey after we will sell lot 78. in same
OF 81 feet. Sale peremptory, and terms made
known az sale: A deposit Of s25 on eaeh lot viii
be required ct time OF sale. Conveyancing and re-
cOrding at purchasers cost.
apl4.6t rDUNOANSON BROS. Auctiopeers
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THE MURRAy-TYLRR SUBTITLE Case 10 Go 10
U,e Court or AppeGls.-Counsel for Gen E. T.
Tyler, postmaster OF Baltimore. yesterday sent
an order to The Office OF the clerk OF the Circuit
Court or Howard county, at Ellicott city, with
drawing their motion for c new trial IN the
damage suit OF Miss May A. Murray, IN which
verdctwas rendered against him for SIS 900 on
thursday last Appeal Will at once be taken
and the case Will go before the court OF appeals
OF Maryland On exception to the decision OF the
circuit court or Howard county that business
residence In this city was Sufficient to allow OF
suit, under the statute which provides that mo
person Shall be sued out OF the county in which
he resides" although his domicile was In Balti-
more cOuLty.-BdlfO. Sum 1911.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers

NM AA4A0 .. W4xkAxAM6 q w. AuCQO06er6.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, SEVENTEENTH
AT AUCTION.
5, By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 9th m
day Of september, A. u. 1871, and duly re- S30
corded in liber No; go; folio sss. &C.. one Of x
District Of Columbia. and by direction Of the party
secured iherety ahall sell at public auction, In
Day OF April, A: D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK. p M.
al those certsn pieces or parcels CT ground situate
in the said city Of Washington. and known and
desisnated as lots numbered one %, two (O, three
do and twenty-one '2D. In square NUMBERED one
hundred and ffty-two (i52).
Terms OF sale: One-fcurth cash and the balance
IN equal jnsta' ments of one, two ard three years
from day of sale, to be secured by the notes Of the
purchaser bearing interest at six per cent per an
mum until paid, payable semi annually, and deed
OF ttnst on the property sold: or al cash. ct ths
will be required at the time of eae If the terms of
saie are not complied with in fi7e days from the
day OF SALE the Trustee the rght to resell
at the cost and rick Of the defaulting purchaser.
All nveyancing at purchasers cost.
apis d&dbs LEROY NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS,
NINTH STREET, ST.. CLOUD BUILDING.
PARASOLS.
Latest novelties, including the
MERCEDES" and "SQUARE PARA5OL."
HOSIERY.
In all the Newest Designs and Oo!ors,
In Cotton. Isle Thread ana SiIk.
CORSETB.
Our Corset Department Ia very large and COM
piete. Over 60 styles. including every desirable
make. CoRsETs MADE TO ORDER.
DOMESTIC FASHIONS.
DoUotASs'
NINTH STREET.
ap16-1w ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
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SFHIHs OPENING:
MRS. j. p. PALMER,
1lO7 f 1t. Bet. 11th and l2th,
Importer and Designer OF
FASHIONS IN MILLINERY,
viii open her Choice Of Fashions from y,rot
Bebouxs and the different leading houses ia Paris
Also ~ 49, A'
LONDON HATS,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, March 81
Ano april i. mar2S
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p b. WARNER. Real Estate AuCtioneer.

r Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUqTIoN, ga: SALE OF Two yALgAgLE BUILD
EEHNTTEETH Al AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
On WEDNEsbAY. The Doth DAY orma
VII SELL on the Premises III af two beautiful beautiful
uilding lots located as above having q front Of %
s snSa ny the ash 81 n fs t.
sale sasy and msaf II 9szR e s H SsS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Anctioneers
SALE Of aARsE AMP WELL
LIOUORS.- WILLOW WARE, IRON SAFE
ETC. Ar s AUcrfoN S.AioAAS' COUNTERS
On WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 20. 1881, COM =Hr
I'll e ne II sore nolhs.s
5s:: a. Sss:ss + WHISKY
as.R "a Ssnsss FSSssSs ia
fEars, sspc &+ sng.Ts Jeihe;' Hams Br9om
Tea Caddies, Platform and Counter Scales, He
ao fs rss sST Of 9oa
usually found IN first class grocery store;
by H. F. Howard for the benefit Of bis cSesisors
Iron Safe two hsso MsFs G ssa wagon. and
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under 800 cash :
for notes bearing interest from day Of sale and
satisfactorily Endorsed. Terms to be complied
with before the goods are delivered.
j. W. SCHAEFER,l ,..,n,..
O. W. HOWARD, ! hssisne
The attention OF the trade and private buyers Is
called to the sale, and those In search of choice
Mines and Liquors should not miss this opportu-
nifty, and we truet it will receive that attention
which we think it deserves
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il 60,
apis AuctiOneers.
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VyHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MT. PLEASANT. WASHINGTON COUN-

~ M. FAGASANIs
Bystrtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court -
csu se No so WRsreD % Rlsssa q e &Dss
is painant and john Easisston and others de
DAY. THE 4IH DAT OF APRIL. 1881. AT s o'oLo0k
ooSnts Of &Ss ana
ton snd District Of Columb.s. and kno wn and de-
road, ieadins from the city Of washington, st a
pointed stone, ,1 and running thence north So de-
west s. 100 chains; thence north Is west S2-i05
ehsns thence sou, "a degrees west g
chains; and south s5X degrees east 7O-l00 chains
to the beginning. conlaiDfne two acres Of land to
sppurtenances thereto belonging.
q ss are 4 81 M Thss hun
the money nc cash On the DAY 81 s.e OF
within seven days thereafter. ana the residue in
bis pSss e.
Pc % sssHn Psy az s.'9
and cost Of the aesuns parcsassr .sr tea
Gays '0'' oA e Z s5S Rss 8; LEE,
v.rs, $40 street \ W.,
WATSON j. s tos sth ssrse. Trustees.
R:P; JACKSON.
mar2S-dts
sequence Of The storm. until FRIDAY, APRIL Sra.
1881, same hour and place. By order Of the Trus-
tees. 8p4-dSkds
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST
PONED. in consequence of the rain, until WE'D
NESDAY: APRIL 18th, same hour and plsce. By
order of the Trustees. apS-d&ds
Ret THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed in consequence Of bad weather until
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and place.
By order Of Trustees. apl4-d&ds
eE- THE AROvE aAIF Is aT1r1. Er,prurp
POSJPONED in consequence OF the rain, until
place.
BY order of the Trustees aplq.dSds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

VtHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRgsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
e. 3EoI VEST AzNS - VALLEY sfKEEr =
By virtue of . deed Of trust to me. dsted I'D
s on the ns,o 1stn day gi Pm November 1853
l?S. Of the land records for the District Of Goium.
Ds Sn o sell At RHbS sTeon in front Of tie
q sT1and sfS.ts ing s ny q 'ess e:
Of street WITH the ssss hne
q ss q e
r. es aGs y ssd
West street and along the east side Of the wall Of
yinckel; thence westwsrdly along, said south
wsrdiy along the east line Of ssid valley street to
the beginning. with the improvements, consisting
Terms Of sale: Cash; a deposit of 5000 required
Il terms Of sale are not complied With in i've days.
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and
apsdtds JOSIAH DENT. Trustee.
p o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
kSTs os 81 HsNgE ms
q 2SG nHf e sFSHHr fNR 2HE 81
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court a
Cause: No; Z 56l-Murphy vs.. Murrsy-fS
shall sell at public auction. in front OF the prem
1881 ct S1oaeSk s NJ the following n%m6ered
ssst % s2st5S sS Lots
enue and part Of Lot H. fronting 23H feet on oath
street northwest with depth o. 76 feet said prop
erty being situated in the city OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale. ss prescribed by the decree. are:
One third cash balance in six and twelve months
with interest. deferred payments to be q lien on
the property sold. or all cash, at the option Of the
required at the time Of sale.
NEAL T. MURRAY, Trustee
3l3 ~ street northwest.
r. 0. HOFFMAN. Auct
10th and + cts. northwest. ap7-eoEabs
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TKoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
GROCERIES, SHELF GOODS, COUNTER AND
PLATFORM SCALES. TEA CADDIES. STORE
FaNTUkEs, LARGE COFFEE MILL. &C.,
On FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 22D, 1884, -
At 10 O'CLOCK, at No. Bill Bridge street. In
between Congress and High, GEORGETOWN, ik1D
apl9-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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re- The ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed in consequence Of bad weather until
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and place.
By order Of Trustees. apl4- dads
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AUCTION SALE OF A NINE-ROOM DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 1i3l OH STREET NORTH

On THURSDAY, THE 2Isr DAY OF APRIL, "a
1881, AT 3 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, Ia.
win sell IN front Of the premises the above As:
depth Of 80 feet IL ches. The improyeme ats are
in large part nes and the house. In respect Of mod
inspection. Terms Of tale very easy and win be
made known day Of sale.
ap1s-St THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auc4.
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tF THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
CUSHIONED in consequence OF the rain, until
place.
BY order of the Trustees. apl9-dSds
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III I0IT1p CO-PARTNERHHIP. Thu under
~ nened DO hereby certify that they have formed
e nrm Of Wash1ngton and GeorsefoWn IceO no
nils OF sceop1ts WIN be paid unless upon written
order mgned John Leeech. Treasurer. Once 10.
E 81 Tstsf siTse Aas sSsGaEEssG.n p 56aI
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ETHE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST
PONED. in consequence of the rain, until WE'D
NESDAY: APRIL 18th. same hour and place. By
order of the Trustees. apS-d&ds
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HHTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in con-
sequence Of The storm. until FRIDAY, APRIL SRI,
1881, same hour and place. By order OF the Trus-
tees. 8p4-dJkds
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are known -
~ the best 90 Is JUSTH'S old stand known for
Years - the only place where first class hEOOND-
HAND CL0TH1NG can be sold 1T respectable
prices Address or call at JUSTH'S old stand. No.
$40 DIST, between 9th and It'll sts. northwest or
Branch store, No 40S 9th st., between D and =
tended to. mar2l
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POSTPONED, on account of the rain until MON
DAY, APRIL rs, 1881, AT O'CLOCK.
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NEW YORK-BOTTEBDANI.

.~AMSTkRDAM," ''ROTIERDAM,"
"sCHIEDAM," ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
Up. CALAND," and "MAAH,"
MAt1on stores, Brooklyn. regularly, on WE'D
LIST Cabin, seO-s7o. I'd Cabin, $50. steer.se,
e26. 81. CAZAUX, General Agent, n South VIII
Lar aEar g. NeT York; For IassaSe apply TO ": g.
Warrington; or T. Fl. JOHNSON. AGENT, National
Safe Deposit Building corner New York ave. and
1otn t. northwest. !anl7
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WAaHMQT0N, p.
~fce grcu,an addrsss n; =: b A6o14kx isoo
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THE TRADES.

nI6SON BROTHERS
~ RkACTlCAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
10l1 Pennsylvenia ave- Wsshinstn. H ~ TnSs
~ Pine Printing . specially ,snla
ROOkBiNDIMG.TheL YoErT BNpEaY employ.
- my! c u MorKmen, and turns out superior
city. 1012 Pa. ave-. Sd door oct1 Ae
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A NT0M FIs0HER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
northwest, near the o. g. Patent Once ''
Ladies and 6entlemenh GARMENTS of all Kinds
0tEAEED AID DYED; also. CREPE Wells,
ESPECIALLY in cleaning fine EVENING
DRESSES. Thirty years experience Terms mod
craze maria
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u II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

r. O HOFFMAN. Auct
10th and + cts. northwest. apt -eoE Abs
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FI1ST SPRING NEGOTIATION
BONNETs, HATS, FINE MILLINERY GOODs.
SUITS, WRAPS, PARASOLS, DRESS
IRIMMIEaS. CORsETS, 1AOES,
PLAIN AND FANCY NETS. KID GLOVER,
and AL the latest Partisan Novelties.
H. WILLIAM,
5Cits Treviss. Paris, 9O5 Pennsylvania
avenue msrl2
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Charles Blum Dead.

Our community was startled on Wedhes-
dav nv the announcement that Charles Blum
WAS dead He had been quite ill for some
three weeks, but the nature of his disease
was not not generally known and his decease
was unexpected. Dropsy was the immediat"
c,use of his death. Mr.. Blum was forty-hve
wears of age and has been in business In Mon
tana several years. formerly with Sands Bros
In Helena and latterly in Deer Lodge. Some
two wears since he became involved and since
then has been addict to drink, at times
drinking to that excess which makes the Des'
of men forget their pride. Notwithstanding
his failings, Charley Blum was possessed Oh
a kind heart, and although, like most OF ms
race, ever alert to his own interests when In
busi ness, he did many good deeds for when
but little credit was accorded. in business
his failing we attribute to the fact that ne
was simply an instrument in the hands Of
u,nrincipled men, and do not hesitate the
,vowal of our belief that he was more sinnee
AGAINST than SHINING. His wife and child ar
now in Utah, we are told. A suit for divoro'
IL pending in the district court OF tins als
tr,ct. n decree for which has been entered oS
an authority higher than any earthly triou
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a Queer Repast.

The Yellowstone Journal, in advertising
birthday party, says: "a supper will be gwen
at night for the old folks, with brass music. .
This il a new departure in the way OF giving
summers and one not likely to become popu-
lar. A brass band at times deserves annlhi-
Iat;en for affecting a community with the
most hideous of noises, and movement
looking to the transportation of the players
to the King of the Cannibal Islands would
meet with favor. But diet OF brass music
il certainly not strengthening or of easy d.
gestion. 1t is cymbal of depraved appe-
tite. The person who would relish such re
mast should be drummed out of the country
Altogether to pursue the even tenor Of
their wav the diners could not be fat, but /
fat. And, of course, the meal would Include
every note-the hungry ones could not barr
tone. The whole scheme is bass one, but a
long N the drumsticks to the plan, the insin
nation that the cornet anything or the drum
heads the list will not be believed
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HEROD,s TROTTING ACTION


considered qualities
hes +
Stud
Rysdyks
his ana the
other recognize
of returnnl
tin enable all
onwim
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shall wilfully shoot, or otherwise Kill, or
cause to be killed, any grouse, prairie chlcK-
ems, pheasant, fool hen, partridge or quar-
between the first day of March and the fif-
teenth day of August of each year, or snail
hunt or chase with dogs any elk, deer, ante
lope, moose or mountain sheep, shall De
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined In any sum
not less than fifty dollars, nor more than TWO
hundred and fifty dollars for each oftense;
and all persons are hereby prohibited from
killing any of the birds named in this section
at any time for speculative purposes, or lor
market or for sale; and any person who shaIl
hereafter kill, or cause to be killed any OF
The birds named in this section, for the above
mentioned purposes, shall be deemed guilty
of a mIsdemeanor, and upon convicuon
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less than
| fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dol
| lars.
SEC. .. That all acts and parts OF acts IN
conflict with the provisions OF this act be-
and are hereby, repealed.
| SEC g. That this act shall take erect anu
he in force from and after its passage.
| Approved February y, 1881
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Sawtelle In Bismarck.

Sawtelle and his daughter and his niece are
creating quite furore among the theatre
goers of Bismarck, as per the following from
the Tribune of the Sth: Since the arrival Of
J. AL Sawtelle, his daughter Genevieve and
his niece Miss Avery, at Whitnev's opera
house, there has been sudden change in the
size of the houses and the style of the per-
formances A dramatic entertainments pre-
coded by variety olio is just what the peo-
pie of Bismarck have been waiting for. MIR
Sawtelle is good actor, and his daughter
Genevieve is far above the ordinary. In
some instances her acting would be accepta'
be on any metropolitan stage in the country
Miss Avery is also good, but she has not that
appreciation of the part she plays which Ii
always apparent in Miss Genevieve. Rose
dale" and Oliver Twist have already beer
produced before delighted audiences, anc
last evening celebrated Case" drew one O
the largest houses of the season. The stage
has been heightened and complete new seen
cry has been put in for the production OF al
the latest dramas of the day. Celebrated
Case continues on the boards this week.
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a SUDDEN DEATH.
JOAN Stc,nnran Dies in HIS Room.

ON Friday last, about 1880 IA. m, John
Srriuman WIS found dead in u room IN the
r.Ar Of hi, workshop On Main street. He had
not made hi, appearance" ia" day Previous
bat this excited no comment, ~ h" had been
visiting IN the valley for week or two and
ii was thought he had possibly again left
town. On Wednesday evening he was in
company with number OF his countrymen
and drank goodly amount of the national
beverage He left his companions for home
about II o'clock and that was the last time he
WIS seen alive. The Cinnamon employed in
the w.ish-house next door noted his return
aud about half an hour aft"rward heard him
grooming, and shortly afterward heard fall.
They tried TO effect An entrance but the doors
were locked, and next day they made no
mention of the noises heard during the night.
Mr. Schaefier, who keeps the barber shop two
doors below, was the first to brcomc alarmed
AT his absence ,srs on looking through the win
dow he discovered the workshop in disorder,
tools, etc. being left on the bench contrary to
custom of Stcinman. He communicated his
belief that there was something wrong 10
Mcssrs Biclenberg and Fcnner and together
they entered the premises and were greeted
bv the sight of Steinman lying dead on the
floor The surroundings indicate thai on 60
ing home he had taken off his clothes and re-
tired Aftcrward he became sick from the
effects Of his dissipation rs evidenced by the
appearance of the room. The fall heard by
the Cinnamon had been caused by an cnd"av-
or TO rise and in SO doing the unfortunate
man had lost his balance falling out of bed
and striking his head heavily ON the floor
where small quantity of blood was seen
when the body was raised. When found his
right leg still rested on III" bed and the other
WIS doubled underneath, his arrsS resting by
his side Heart disease, apopexy, and stan
guation have been assigned rs the cause of
his death. No inquest WAS held, there being
no evidence OF astruggl" or suspicion OF foul
pay. Strinman WAS "A native of Prussia, aged
about ~ wears came TO Montana in 1852, aud
resided in Alder GulCh for some years. lie
has been in Deer Lodge about three years,
coming here from Pioneer. His funeral took
place on Saturday.
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MARRIAGES..


Jovcr-SULL1yaN-Atth the Catholic church
Deer Lodge, April IL, 1881, by Rev; K
DeRyckere, Michael Joyce and Miss
Catherine NJ. Sullivan.
MAYNE-JoHNsoN-At the residence OF the
brides parents, near White sulphur
Springs, Montana, April =, 1881, by l.
Rotwftt, Probate Judge, Mr.. James )
Mayne and Miss Matilda johnson, both
of Meagher county.
brides parents, Bozeman, April II, 1891
by Rev. George Comfort, NJ; George W
Jockey and Miss Addie I. Kidd, both o
BoZeman.
ELLIs-CALLKN-At the residence OF MT
Andrew Ackerman, opposite Benton
April II, 1881, by Rev. e. s. Blackiston
M. James Ellis and Mrs. Susan j. Call
en-.
TEs--WARTHEN-At Dillon, Bcaverheat
county, Montana, Thursday, March -
1881 Simon Estes, Esq, and Miss HAITI
L. Walthen.