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Suing for Breach of Promise.
A CHoIR SINGER BRINGS Az ACTION AGAINST TIE
DwttoN

A CUoIR SINGER BRINGS Az aCTi0S AGAINST TIKI
SON on DEACON.
4 telegram from Kingston. ". Y, March o.
says: West Hurley Is lively nttle village on
northwest OF this city. CatS6ill visitors viii
remember Il rs the little station where pas.
sengers for the Overlook Mountain pass right
through the station for the stages The VII.
lage contains TWO or three churches. Among
these is Methodist church with a large ami
active ne mbe5ship. an energetic preacher, ana
fiBe Choir. MARY L. Townsend Is the leading
aNo singer, ana an attractive, pTcposs sssIng
young lasy She IS member Of the church
ana moves In the best SOc'e'y 81 the village.
she was formerly school teacher here,
ana Is Low about y years OF ara A
year or two ago her many attractions led 10
an intimacy between herself ard one
Hehly johnson, village caFriagcmakeT ana a
son or oLe or the church oeacpns. Things
went along IN most fe}h1tous manner FOR
some time. ana the young lady was IN Outer
GI orlght anticipation. The admiration or Mr..
donhsCn had Gradually ripe ned into affection,
as she thought, ana the betro hal hal been ar
ISfgtu. "a she now claims hut after a few
weeks JOcrson found Il nee sssdry 10 leave he
Nillage tof time During The early part or
lis absence the! CurTeSpoultd with each other
and. as is Dow ALLEGED ne prOpltSei fo one of
tBese ietteTs 10 return ana marry tle LADY. BlT
oNti year Passed by, ana. IS Il appears he
i nhaI9 changed MS, mind and refused 10 fulfil
AlS premise. The lady caused hiS arrest a low
months age; be was brought 10 Ihis CITY AMI
gave blIcs for his appearance for trial leading
ElenlUefS or the church SlgutUg hts bond Miss
IoNDseBG at once commenced a civil acron
Tor so,tte damages for breach OF NrOulisa of
marriage, scouting eN-COHgrPSSmSD Loans
Dery- OF this city, as her counsel The casa
has frequently been postponed, owing 10 tne
absence of Mr.. LOunSb berry Ia Washington ont
Is row marked for tTiSi In the next circuit court
Eere. In consequence OF the position OF The
parties IN the church and society tue affair
As eACitlLg u ucn comment IL the village.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE1
PkOPERTY ON TIE RIDGE ROAD, IVES,
DE GEORGETOWN, SUITABLE FOR /
BICQuER OR MARKET GARlENER -


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPERTYo ON THE RIDGE ROAD. WEST
BUTCHER OR MARKET GAKDENER. %
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust, exc IL
cuted on the 26th day of September, 1874, hT}
anu recorded IN Lber 163 folio ST, of the. A..2
land records of the District OF Columbia. and by
tault having been made in the payments Of the in
debtednees secured, the undersigned will offer, at
pubic sale, on the premises. on FRIDAY, the
lowing described premises, to wit All that part
of q tract OF land called white Haven" lying on
the Ridge Road, west Of Georgetown, beginning at
OF the 2lst line Of the resurvey of Alliances then Sc
north 1917 degrees west, twelve Q2) perches with
the 2Oth line Of said Alliance reversed; thence
south 80 degrees west. thirty-two perches to
Ridge Road, and being of the end of the 18th line
OF said Alliance themes down said road on the east
line thereof the two following courses and dis
degrees, west Is perches thence leaving said road
south 81 degrees, east 46 6lO perches to an inter-
section with the 2lst line Of said Alliance and
thence with the said 2lst line reversed to the be-
ginning, containing II acres. 3 FOODS and q per
ches, more or less, and being the same land con
Eeyed 10 said Augustus ID. Sheele by Richard F.
Jackson, trustee, by deed recorded III Lber R. NJ
said District. ~
The improvements are dwelling house,
eiaugnter house and other buildings especially
Terms Of sale: ST. 500 in cash (of which one
hundred dollars must be deposited at the time Of
the sae), the balance in equal instalments at one
chaser, bearing interest. aud deed OF trust Of the
property. II the terms are not complied witt, in
seven days after sale the Trust ee reserves the rxht
20 resell the property upon one weeks notice.
ianes paid to January 1, 1881. Oonveyancin9 at
marli-dts JOHN MILLER, Trustee.
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FEH0MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION

sfbE H q bR hhSA = sr Il III IN S'oIh
pETwEEN fTE EHpERI3k xN B aSlnKEr SITS,
su hmmbsH2xEp RE e TM9 RfoK Id
day Of October, A d. 1877, aud recorded d.
sHI 1t the land records Of the District Of lsi
direction Of the party secured thereby, the under
s sR Trustee s 81 FEIp 81 THE First Day OF
oer for sale subject to all taxes and assessment,
at public auction. in front of the premises. ali that
in GEORGETOWN. in the District OF 0olHmbia. and
being known and described as parts of lots mum.
GeorgetowI " Beginning Tor the same neal at point
on the line OF Bridse street. distant thirty seven
;erseeion OF the south line of said street with the
line dividing lots So and Sc. and running thence
south one half C degree est. one Sl hundred and
len li9 feet. to the line of an alley, twenty COY
sect Ine drawn scuthery from the point Of be-
shining, and parallel with the second line above
and en sa 10 he LINE
OF besnnins and also the free use forever Of the
a Mi1y reserved and dessrbed IN tns deed from
with the improvements thereon. consisting Of two
comm odious brick dwelling houses: each having
thereto appertaining, viii be offered for sale sep
Terms of sale: One.third of the purchase money
in cash. Of which one hundred dollars each par
Gel sold must be paid as deposit at the time of
six and twelve months from the day OF sale, for
which deferred payments the purchaser will be
required to give his pronissory notes bearing date
from the said day Of sale and payable respectively
In six and twelve months after date with interest
FER cent per annum, until paid. and secured by a
deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the Trustee
PuItchaser All conveyancing at the purchasers
Sost, anu II the terms are not complied with within
I'VE from the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves
W We IN M 70 resell the property any parcel there
al tne rsh and cost of the purchaser in default,
A'sr I'VE Gays advertisement In the Eve ,ing Star.
a, hiuHARD b. CRAWFORD, Trustee,
uarZl-0&da No. S629 . ct NeorgeyoYp, IS. O.
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The Tennessee house yesterday passed on its
third reading The bill to settle the state debt az
loo cents on the dollar, with three per cent in.
terest and coupons receivable for taxes. The
vote stood 43 yeas TO q nays.
AlopZo P. Spear. of Boston, publisher. and
Frank E. Corbett, editor OF the Sunday Trans
cript have been convicted at Providence, r. l.
of criminal libel upon Detective Swan.
Henry jenkins has been arrested In Brook
Ign, NY, for kidnapping the child OF Mrs Tay-
lor. wealthy lady OF that city. The Child was
stolen from Its bed In its nightclotnes and was
found In jenkins possession.
The publishers OF the Troy (N. " Morning
telegram have been indicted for libel In charg-
Ing Mayor Murphy with being interested In
notorious dog fight last % ecember.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BAL TIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND The WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE s1 Effect WEDNESDAY,
A 4, v c,,,.. L AVE u aiAlss?HiiNGroN.
g ntsss cincinnati and ST. Louis Fast E1
stj9-BaItmore. Ellicott City and way stations.
6;tS9.Ebsltlnore. Annapolis and way. (piedmont
straps t1g, Winchester. Hagerstown and way,
8;190-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
s45-sfaunton and Valley EXPRESS. Connects
I Erad aaeerstoWn ana at Point Of Rocks for
s:65@Sew York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
49;Com0n Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
College Betse Iaure at hyaI5sy
o 91eassqPP's and Han 3,;er
, Louis Express.
l2;l99,,Baltmore Enicott City. Annapolis and way
41:25 5 On, sunday only for Baltimore and way.
70 :S5-New York, Philadelphia ana Boston Ex.
s:50-Ealtimore and way stations. twinchestsr.
Frederick. HagerstoWn aud way. via Relay. tJ'f'
4:3g-Baltimore. Hyattsville and Laurel EXPRESS.
ttfTederlck, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis June
"A 4S-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
g.. Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.) ~
4 Bsls'i99re Re-, ANNAPOLIS aud Way stations
dnsburg ana Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyatts.
G05-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
IS :45-Baltimore and Way Stations
730-Batimore and Laurel Express.
fS;5G-PlttsburE, Cincinnati and st Louis Express
,945oBaltimore Hyattsvi!le aud Laurel Express.
ITO uO-NeW York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press: Sleeping Car to New York and Special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
Sun day.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station and
6l3 and 1861 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the civ
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1t is said that Mr.. ParnelI's frequent visits 20
Paris are made, not TO ConSpire but 20 court
They are transits OF Venus. not Mars. Rumor
mas II that he Is co wed a fair French woman.
Some enteIprlslng traders are filling old
Loneyco1nbs with glucose ard shipping them
TO Europe labelled "Caifornia honey" AZ pres
eDt the enterprise is said 10 be very profitable.
The pressed glassware manufacturers OF
Plusburg, Pa, have resolved to shut down
their works for eight weeks between May and
September !, which It is expected Will reduce
the stocks OF table ware TO the extent Of nearly
81 SEQ OQ0.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucttoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN,
ID. q.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, besring dste -
the sixth day of August, 1880, and duly re- 60
corded in hber 94S folio l42. &c, oae of the 4.8
land records OF ashln9ton county, IN the District
OF Columbia, and by direction OF the parties Sc
cured thereby. the un6ersi sued trustees will SELL
on FRIDAY, THE 1sr DAY or APRIL, 1881. AT 4
O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the premises the fol-
lowing described property, viz Part Of lot twenty
!kO). In Ole Georgetown. beginning for the same on
me west line of Potomac street at point sixty 600
teet north of the north line of Prospect street, and
un tnence north with line OF Potomac street nine.
Ten tIS) Feet: thence west ffty-four (5I feet
more or less, to the line Of said lot; thence
SCUM nineteen Cl9) feet thence east ftyfour I54)
lee TO the next line OF Potomac street and plaza OF
Beginning, together with the improvements Va
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the residue In
tNo e4uaI payments at six and twelve month"; Will
notes notes oesring interest at per cent per snnum
uhtlI pald, and secured by G deed OF trnst on tna
properly sod or all cash. st the option of the
chaser. Al! couyeyancing at purchasers cost gIn0
required al time OF SALE II the terms OF saia@ ~
not complied with In seven days from the dsy Of
SALE the trustees reserve the right TO reseT to-
salne at the rss and cost OF defaaltina parchaser
WM. ID. CASsIN !
rarls-dts JAMES L. DAVIS, Trustees.
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EOHN SHERMAN x CO.,
- Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTl
FRONTING ON DELAWARE AVENUE
SOUTH y STREET AND SECOND STREE


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
FRONTING ON DELAWARE AVENUE,
SOUTH n STREET AND SECOND STREET
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated January ~
Slst. A. ID. 1880, and duly recorded N iber fMS3
No 936. folio 80 ct SEQ of the land records A"!.
OF the District of Columbia. and at the request of
the party secured thereby, We will sell at public
AUCTION, In front OF the premises, OH MONDAY,
AfRIL 18th, 1881, AT O'CLOCK 2. NJ the follow
lug described real estate, situate in the city OF
Washington, District Of Coiumbis, to wit The
north part or square east OF square numbered Ave
hundred and forty six, (546,) beginning for the
same at the northeast corner of said luare. run
ming thence south along the east line OF said Square
ana Second street west three hundred 5000 feet
FOUR and one half an inches, thence southwest
cry along the east line of said square eighty three
to3) feet, thence westerly to interseot the west line
OF said square snd Delaware avenue at point dis
taIt che bundled and ffty-one Q51) feet north
eklcCy IT. the southwest corner OF said Square.
theAce n'rtheasteriy along the west line OF said
stu re and ileiaware avenue four hundred and
ole (4Ol) feet four ani one half (4E) inches to this
northwest corner OF said sQuare, thence east along
the noItt line Of said square one hundred aud
tl1Sl feet ten 90 inches to the place Of
beginning. improved by a brick warehouse
erMs III sale; Oh fourth cash and the balance
n one, two SID three years. equal payments. with
ihUfeSt al Six per cent per aoaun, payable selli
annually. deposit Of $3.50 reQu red al time If
days, the TRUSTEES the right to rase at risk
and cost Of defsultne purchaser, after five days
advertiser e. in Evening Star.
DAVID WALKER, ,r,,.,
NATHANIEL OARUSI, ATua'ess.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.. Aucts nl23- " f, m&ds
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FINANCIAL.

pROFIrS 400 PER CENT.-An Association hs,
Il been formed by responsible parties to conducf
operations in CONNECTION With the Turf Bookmak.
ing, Hiring, Race Track Pooling, PRIVILEGES, sc.
s2O, 600 already subscribed. Capital alOO. QUO
Shares, SAC. Send for Prospectus.
]. r. WILSON & co.,
febIS. I'm Broadway, New York.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctfoneers,
~ 9th and ID streets northwest

hUNCANStN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR; STORY BRICK
AUgSE go, On d, BETWE ,.I; ELEHENTH AND
FRoNTis,s ON PENSs9LvANfIasAA V & e l.
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, bearing 81
oaIe Z9th DAY OF January, D 1876. and ISL
oulg recorded i'll Liber No. sos, folio 1856 .G..&
one OF the land records for the District Of Colun-
bIa. and by direction OF the party secured thereby
Will SELL at PUBLIC auction, in front of the prem
ltes, on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY or APRIL, A. D.
1851, AT :5U O'CLOCK z. NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground situate and lying in said city
OF Nasnlns ton, and being known and described as
a part OF lot numbered nine (9), in square mum
tered three hnndred and twenty three 1913. said
Part OF lot nine being next adjoining to lot num-
on ID street north oftTeuty 900 fer, and runnin.
oack with that width the whole depth of sIid lot
and being the same which yes ed to William
Grupe by Jacob Angler by deed recorded in Iibsr
ID No q, folio j, of the land records for Washing
ton County, i'll said District, togeher with all the
improvements, ways, easements, rights, privileges
anu appurtcnances ~ the same belonging Or i'll any
manner appeTtsining.
Terms: One-quaIter cash; balance in one two
anu three years with per cent interest per an
nun notes to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises sold. Conyeyancn<, &c, at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in Ave days;
the risk and cost Of defaulting p .rchaser upon
giving five days notice of such resals in some news
paper published In Washington, D. G. deposit
Of S2l 0 will be required at time OF sale.
GEORGE Il. 3. WHITE,
mar23-d&d5 Trustee
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A POLITICIANS SECOND CONVICTION FOR As
SAULT.-Luke X. Ford, Indicted for assault at an
election riot In the toWn.Of Kingston \. l., in
March, 1879, was found guilty Monday night.
he has attained considerable notorfety as
politician. A few months ago ne was aonltted
fo nracrice as a lawyer. In December last he
was found guilty OF a similar offence and lined
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

(,HANOERY SALE OF FIVE VALUABLE TWO
u STORY BBIGk :, DWELLING HOUSES on
Ell AID SN hNb srHE SH s' N5k A. 2
TtsT hTs3 OF RI 9fF HAL RI il sFES
sfhEsI hs4&Ess S.; III 1Sp 4 Ea I5bH
INA IskhN Bt AHENR R1 NqRTHwGsr Also OF
iii iii DSA W. H k9LT 81 h K5re Il
HOWARD UNIVERSITY GROUNDS.
,6 BY virtue virtue Of deere Of the Supreme COURT o,
ct al, Ed. Csuse No 1888, passed in ssid -
cGa1se On the 14th day OF December A D. -
1850 the undersigned Trustees wili sell at public
snct0n, at the times herein mentioned the foi!o "
ugdescrloed real estate in the District of Column
on WEDNESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF MARCH, AID.
Isl AT 50 4,CLook T. NJ, in front of the prem
sshty '9 EMIT & ans e.h.y o sS
81 cams q whites subdivision, in square numbered
proved BY handsome well built tIVoetory brick
dT re, ING b ho9 y FRI early 3, new ~
Oh 1HE sAME DAY, AT 5 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front of the premises, one Hall Interest in and
to the middle twenty 900 feet front IA street
40, 10 square no iii. in the city Of Washinston
Gu THURSDAY. THE PATH DAY OF MARCH, A. d.
Los six ( sad eishteen u.s. in block exit (1' N
what is known az Meridian Hill, IN the district
On THURSDAY. THE PATH DAY or MARCH, A. D.
Isl t 81 sn9 9GL re M IA, seT S in block
ID mat 1s known IS subdivision No of Howard
Terms OF sale: one third of the purchase money
OF each piece Of property in cash, and the residue
III TWO equal instruments, payable, respectively, at
one and two years from the day of sa e. with inter
est. deposit in money. of 300 ON each piece of
improved property and OF S5n on each unimprorea
!o, required ~ the time of sale. Terms OF sale TO
be complied With within days after the day of
sale, IN oei3nt CT which the property to be resold
after three days' advertisement in the Evening STR
nf Wspaper at risk and cost OF defautug purchasers
AL conyeyanclng at purchasers cost
WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE
Othce Due ID st. north vest, Washiy gt3n,
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S,
Otnce % Congress street, Georgetown,
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON,
Ohce 4i0 9th ST. northwest, Washington,
p Trastees.
b. ii. WARMER. Auctoneer. marI3-dtds
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HON. CARL SCHCRZ, who arrived In Boston
Monday evening, was rendered a reception at
the Hotel Nendome last evening by leading
citizens. speeches were made by Hon. ]. Free
man Clark, President Eliot, OF Harvard; Mr.
SchurZ and others. The Ponca question. now
disposed Of 10y Congress, was referred to by
Mr.. Schurz, by way OF justifying his course on
that subject He contrasted the happiness OF
the American people and the justice OF their
government with those OF countries abroad
now agttated with wars and internal discon-
tents. Two hundred and fifty guests attended
the banquet which followed the reception.
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PROPOSED PROTESTANT Episcopal BUILDING
testant Episcopal clergymen and laymen was
held at the residence or Bishop Potter in New
York, yesterday. resolution, offered by
Bishop Scarborough, OF New Jersey, was passed,
to aid the American Church Building Fund AS
ISOLATION to raise 81 COO 900 to constitute fund,
the interest OF which shall be given to aid the
building OF new Protestant Episcopal churches
throughout the country.
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A CASE OF SHOCKING CRCELTY-Annie Stew
art, colored. was partially tried by Judge
Pinkney in the Criminal court yesterday on
the charge OF brutally aSSaulting and fRhu-
manly treating little negro girl living with
her, named Minnie Russell, and aged years.
Sergt. Seibold and officer Crook, OF the western
police district, testified that during some OF the
coolest da s and nights or the winter lust
closed the accused bound the child hand and
foot with stout tarred cord, So tightly that
IT cut through the flesh, ana then left her on
The floor OF house No. /, Wagon alley near
Schroeder street. While she went out. There
was no fire In the house and nothing for the
child TO eat. Several neighbOrs neard or the
case and placed the girl in charge or a lady
nYfT : nearabouts, where she IS now living. The
accused having no witnesses the case was con-
tfnued.-BdE. Gazette, go.
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IT
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND T
STREET; AND ALSO ON eECOND STREET,
BETWEEN G STREET AND MASSAOHU.
SETIS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of three deeds of trust dated the -
eth day OF May and the 18th and 26th days SSR
OF June. A. d. 1877 respectively, aud re- AI&
corded IN liber $780, folio 1888; lber $685. folio 2iJ,
ana noer 500, folio u.s. respectively, Of the land
records OF TIE District OF Columbia and at the
Iuest OF the party secured thereby. we, the nm
cerslgnec Trustees, viii sell at pubic auction I'm
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 29rH
Day OF MARCH. A. d 1881, AT 4 O'CLOCK P NJ,
teen fifteen and sixteen, OF Warner's IN odivision
OF lots one and two, in Square north of s0uare
number one hundred and seventy seven, am ! the
same being now known as Lots eighteen, nineteen
twenty-foUr and twenty five, OF Wilson's subdi.
vision Of the above lots ten, etc. as recorded in
the surveyors Office Of said District, with the i'm
proyements.
Also, By virtue of deed OF trust dated the 5th
day Of May, 1877, and recorded in liner $50 folio
4S3, Of the said land records, the undersigned
Trustees viii sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises. at 5he request Of the party secured
MARCH. A. D. 1881, AT 40 O'CLOCK p. 81, Lot
ten, IN PerhaIs subdivision of lot eight, in square
number FIVE hundred and sixty five, (565. with
the improvements. Each OF said lots is improved
by new brick house. The lots will be soid sep
arateIy, and the sae will continue until an amount
trusts.
Terms Of sale for each lot: One-third cash; bal
ance IN E ( and twelve months, secured by the pur
cnasers notes IT six per cent from day of sale and
deed OF rust deposit Of SlO0 on each lot will be
FeQulFed. Al conveyanclng az purchasers cost. II
me terms OF sale are not complied with in five days
the Trustees reserve the right to resell at We days
WIN; 3. WoOpWAgD. Trutsss
WALTER B. WILKINS 4 Co. Ancts.
mario, Is, II, %, 20, Is, 20
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The southern
express On the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railroad ran OF the track last evening eight
miles from Cleveland. John Lace, engineer.
and John Henderson, fireman, were Killed by
the tender, which Jumped clear over the loco
motive, and landed on the track several feet
aheaQ. The train was running rapidly. making
up time, and the cars and track were badly
damaged.