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J. Real Estate Auctoneers

gVNHOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
J. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE OF e STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEEETH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 21sT, Il
AT 80 O'CLOCK, on the premises, by virtue fu
OF q deed of trust, dated April 27th. 1875, .X.8.
and du recorded in Liber No. 818, folio 100, one
Of the Land Records for the District of Columbia.
We shall sell Lot numbered three Co. in square
numbered 29O, together with the improvements, or
so much thereof AS may be necessary 70 pay the
Indebtedness.
The improvements consist Of three three story
brick dweiliI gs and stores, Nos Ia I2l5 and
1917 street northwest, with brick back buildings
and will be sold separately. Each house will be
sold with the width Of lot 1t occupies and depth Of
IS feet inches
The rear of the lot "a feet ~ inches by 10 feet
inches fronting three wide alleys, together with
some small frame buildings thereon Will be sold
separa ate from the trent
Terms: One four in cash. (of which 800 on
each piece Of property must be u: id at the time Of
sale y and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, 18th interest at six per cent per annuB,
payable seni-annually, and secured by deed Of
trust the premises or al cash. at the option OF
the purchaser If the terms of sale are not COM
Piled with within seven days from date OF sale, the
Trustees the right to resell at risk and cost
Of defaplting purchaser. after five go days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper. AL conveyanclng
ut cost Of purchaser.
milo THOS. HYDE.
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J h. WARNER. Real Estate Aucuonser.

U II. WARNER. Real Estate Auchoneer
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
ON THE EAST Eide OF SIXTH STREET
MORT INVEST, BETWEEN AND STS.
NORTHWEST.
i viii cell at public auction on FRIDAY. ssA
NAY I5, 1881 at 5}9 O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of <5
lne premises, parts of Lots and :. square -
depth Of SO feet inches.
Terms easy. and will be made known at sale.
800 deposit.
ms eod&ds B. Fl. WABNER. Auct,
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AUCTION SALES.
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TKAoKl JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE HFFEoT SUNDAY. APRIL
AN. LEAVE e w ASH
f2it0h.caso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Rx.
$50 baltimore. Kll,cott City and way stations.
50 ;4O-Balttmore Express
ssr,nsbsurs, Winchester. Rasersfovn and way.
Baltimore. Phiisds s A1 Sss York and
Boston III press
fS1 asssfsso=n and Z folns 3, Gooes e;
tsoo.0n sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
zO;6GB.amore E1prsas: Ss.ops s. Hyat.sy.ne.
tIo ;soS:Rtssburs. Chicago. osncsnn.a nd 81.
z2io.B.ltImore. Ellioot: CITY. Annapoli. and way
tll32S 9n sunday only for Baltimore and WY.
fs0O-Baltinaors. Philsdelphis and New York Ell.
s:s9Baltinore and way stations. cv;pch,s..,.
Frederick. Haxerstoxn and way. via Reisy.J
a:8o-Bsltimore, Hy.ttsvine and Laurel Express.
sErederioS. VIA Relay Stops Ut Annapolis juno
sa, 2: .r sG%s. ss
e.4see-BBsIInmore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
1e:4o-Baltimore Express. (Msrtnsburs aod WAY
via Relay. Stops At Hyatts vile and Lsnrel
oDo-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
f63eBalttmore and Way Stations
1:30CBalnmOre and Laurel Express.
1S;bO-p1ttsburg, Cincinnati and ct Louis Rxprssa
s:4O-balhmore, Hyattsville and Lsurel Express
STOPS on signal or to let of passengers at any
station between Washington and Annapolis
flO90-Baltimsre, Philadelphia, Esw York and
Boston Express. Sleeping CsTs to New York.
fDsily. tsunday only. Other trains daiiy. except
Bunday.
All trains from Washington stop st Relay Ststion
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore
Gnf Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
6l9 and 1851 Psnnsylvsnis avenue corner l4th
street. where orders viii be taken for baggage to be
Checked AID reIfiYad at mint in The city.
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MARRIAD.

PAUL-WIIIIAMS At Carlisle. Pa, wednes-
day, Msy II, 1881, by the Rev. DR. j. A. Mcoau-
ley, AMAsA q. PAUL. OF Wakefield. New Hamp-
shire, TO ELLA III. WILLIAMS, Of Washington. D..
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. h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

1hOS1EE SALE OE VALUABLE IMPROVED
OF J. AND TWENIY;SIXTa STREETS
NORTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON, D. G.
By virtue Of two deeds of trust. one dated IA-A
October 10th. A. d. 1876. and the other Oc- -
toter 11lh. A. ID. 1880, and recorded respec- r..
lively in hber ss4 fo 10 l24 ct seq and hbsr 1885,
of Columbia. and at request Of the party secured
by said trusts. the undersigned Trustees Will sell
al PUBIC ancaon, in front Of the premises, on
SATURDAY. THE 2isT DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1881:
AT o. 70 P. NJ. Al OF Lot numbered ten Q0) and
part OF Lot numbered nine. g. in Square num-
esred fifteen. as, beginning at northwest corner
OF the square, and run thence east on north l.
street o4 feet to northeast of said lot 10,
Inencs south lo0 feet thence west "a feet to west
twenty s1xfh street. and thence north to the be-
Efi IN with the improvements, consisting OF
Terms OF sale Ons.third Of the purchase money
IN cash, lof which $500 must be psid at sale and
balance In one. two and three years in notes of
purchaser, bearing interest from day OF sale and
secured by lien on the property. If terms are not
CON piled with in one week from day Of sale, the
property will be resold ar the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser, on five days notice in the
Evening Star.
MAHLON ASHFORD -r.
m5-eoSds JESSE v. \. HUfCK trustees.
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HyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON n
Il STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NINE
TEENlH AND TWENTIETH STREETS.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in the cause
OF English vs. Eng ish ct al, No 1916 Equity. -
! will offer for sale, on THURSDAY. MAY 18TH
1881, AT O'CLOCK P NJ. on thepremises, that val
liable parcel OF lapk known as the West 25 feet of
Lot in square 1l9. being the lot next east Of the
Presbyterian church. ~
Terms: One third cash. one-th1rd in one year.
and one third In eighteen months from day OF sale
deferred payments to be evidenced by the pur-
ehasers notes. occurred by deed of trust prop
erty sold and to bear six per cent interest. All
conveyancipg and recording at purchasers cost
SAMUEL D. SCHMUCKER, Trustee,
m4-d&0s Office 43 Lexington St Eslfimnra
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AN ORDERLY GATHERING.

NotwltE standing the amount OF LIQUOR drank
ana the excitement usual on such occasions the
crowd was very orderly one and but few
disputes occurred Towards evening one or
these disputes seemed TO be leading co a gen.
eral melee but one or the parties checked Il by
say ing, 81 will give you all the satisfaction YOU
want, but not here. III resent nothing here,
so any row cannot be charged TO me-"
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BROS, Aucts

BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY SEVENTH
STREET: BETWEEN I AND X STREE rs
NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 14rH. CIR,
AT 9 O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front Of the 49,
premises, the southern 81 feet inches front -
Of Lot 3, in equare 5, by depth Of lot to 36-ioot
alley in rear.
Property in this reighborhood is rapidly increas-
ing in value.
Terms: One.fourth cash, balance six. twelve and
eighteen months, notes to bear interest and be se-
cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and record
ing 1t purchasers cost. deposit of $50 required
at SALE mil At
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STEAMERS. &c.

Ioh RIcHM9sH,RI ,:c FAEDkRICKs-
AfR saAEIaEs g Iz 10 FSH5SSS
R RRR ShB sFS FSSSRif G2T gSN4k
and splendid stf T%GE1s1oR
speet leaving her wharf. foot OF 7th street daily,
Sundays s s's5 x X at AND s:sop M,
9usRG kin ss fast Ts1s
washingtsn to onsntioo. first class. 90
Wa ashhingson to 4Ss19tieo second class 50
Washington to Richmond. limited to day: / 90 90
washington to Richmond, unlimited. ......... s. 90
Waasnington to Richmond and return, good for
First Class ticket 10 o1aniico and return, good Oo
seeond-eIsss ticket to ouantico and return. 'VO
\. BSFsssenseis to Fredericfs5Irs must take
to stop at Marshall Hall and Glymont.
furnished at B. " Reeds sons i2s Street nort
at hos
VIM GsQ MfIn MMAIT TIN superintendent
sHh ANR hE 3xA Xes Mos sEEHNrEs
sssss =, syff RT N4SSsSTPkS %S6 1,s
|; m. touching st Piney Point: Point Lookout and
Fortress Monroe. Excursion Tickets. good for four
tlTs. class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
First cias; Fare 10 Fortress Monroe ana So o.
second class each 1:v W W
First. class Fare to Piney 1T. and Fl Lookout l. so
First;cass Round Trip to Piney Point and Point
second Class each wav 81
ktsterooms. 81 Meals 7Sc 20
Returning leave Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
nj
office. sls 18TH street; in the National MetropoIitsn
JOHN a1Bs5N and E 9. ksidAT leave Pier Al.
SsE RbY q
particulars apply to AGENT 6s Water street. George
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
apSO 6l3 10Th street. opp. U. 8. Treasury.
f5nrE HSEE ESHSSn As SS9FH FIT
r.,, Carrying the y. g Mail).
& ltass 81 SSssd5 ssf' & e
81 pm. stopping at Piney Point and Point Look
sns SUI HHs
eeok q With Nay
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor M
First cla; round trip 50
Sssf fare to Fnsy Point and Point %
HsooAoue. OU
First class round z 30
Second-class, each way. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Staterooms. 81. Meals, 75o. Freight received
until pm.
The Steamer will extend her trips to Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at Hartley's wharf.
Tickets and Staterooms can be had, and infor-
nation cheerfully furI ished. at b. W. Reeds
Sons. 1216 st: northwest; Cooks Tours, 1881
hotels 81. B. Polkinhorn, next to City P. O., and
at Conlpany's Office foot of 7th street
GEORGE MATTIEGLY, Supt.
w. +. WEIGH, Agent. spSo
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OE STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
sai ing days from Baltimore-Every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at pm, from foot of
Spears Wharf (near foot 8. Gay street.)
From New York-Every THURSDAY and SAT-
UkDAY, at p M. from Pier 40. East River (near
foot Clinton street.)
Elegant passenger accommodations Lowest
rstes freight guaranteed
Rates of pasfage-First class, sc. including meals
and stateroom berth. Steerage. 63. meals, Ii de-
sired, % cents per meal.
A. L. HIGGINS ACT,
(Boston Wharf, BALTIMORE, Md.
Gee. II. GLOVER. AGT.,
je25 PIER 40, EAST bIvER, N. Y.
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No AEASONABLE OEEER
RKEUHEp
FOB ANT ARTICLE IN DUB LARa.0 Z
STOCK OF
FORFEITED PLEDGEk,
Comprising FINE DIAMONDS. Ladies and Gents
GOLD WATCHES and FINE JKwKLRY.
HONEY TO LOAN AT PER GENT.
SPECIAL RATES FOB sl00 AND UPWARDS.
y. n. Il n. COHEN.
tsbs HOS Penaas ave. northwest.
a LWAYS SECUHE AND BELIABL0
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18TH street. and New York ave.

Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from -
90 $50 year. Government Bonds Oh deposit Tor
a per 81 0OO. Also. receives Silyerware In Truuke
Tor moderate rate. Board Of Managers: William
Htickney. president; George W. Riggs. vice presi-
dent; B. r. Snyder. secretary: A. l. Sturtevants
treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John Oassels. Ihos.
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rBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
~ TATE ON NIEETEENTH STREET. BE

TBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
~ TATE ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN AND Q STREETS NOR INVEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court "A
OF the District Of Columbia, passed the 18th hsF2
day OF April, A. D. 1881, in cause Moran We. .2n8
ColOurn ct al No. 1882 equity doc 81, shah sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. A. d. 1881. AT s 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ g, the fol-
lowing dei crbed real ate situate in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia: All Of lots Of
ground mum beTed four "a and five (5l, in square
numbered one hundred and twelve Qi2l. according
to say. beginning at point forty; mine 49) feet
ming thence south thirty-two (3O feet and running
with that width to the west line Of said square,
being Connecticut avenue, and being the same
property conveyed to Justin e Colburn by1ieed Of
Peter j. Lauritzen ard wife, dated April 1ay 1874.
and recorded In Lber 749 folio 353. Of to land
records for the District of Columbia: together with
sll the improvements thereon. The improvements
consist OF frame dwelling.
Terms, as prescribed by decree: One third cash ;
and the residue In two equal instalments, payable
respectively in six snd twelve months from the day
Of sale with interest; the deferred payments to be
secured by good and sufficient mortgage upon the
premises sold. TO be approved by the court; or au
cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of
$c0 to be made by the purchaser on the acceptance
of bid: Terms Of sale to be complied with within
seven days after the day Of SALE in default of which
the Trustee shall readvertise and resell the above
chaser; Az conyeyaneing , and RECORDING At pur-
'00'' $40 18th st. Northwest
DVNCANEON RROS kucta mI0.dEds
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THE DECIDING BATTLE.

In the tenth battle the odds were ia favor OF
the county bird-a blue rei-against black red.
and IL was the hardest battle OF the day, both
being high flyers. First the city bird lost the
use OF wing, and next received thrust ia the
neck, but fought on TIL he fell dead. The county
bird was declared the winner (tlme ~ minutes),
and this decided the main for Evans and the
county birds, the two remaining battles were
unnecessary,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

NEHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
UHIMPEONED PROPERTY ON STODDARD,
BETWEEN HIGH AND VALLEY STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY 10TH, 1881, AT SIX ma
9oIo soS, 2: NJ, in front Of the premises, sY
Of the slip, divided into four Building Lots
Terms made known at sale. .Oonveyancng at
at time of sale. NIL dts
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VFyHOMAs BOWLING, Aucttoneer.
TENHUMAS DUWLINC, AOCti0neer.
VERY HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
GIT NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,

AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY: MAY 18TH, 1881. AT 6Isa.
Goho &C.. p, front Of The premises
subdivision of originsi lot I, In square i42, i'm
proved by handsome three story. and mansard
roof brick residence. With bay window and all
in one Of the most desirable sections Of the city.
and offers fine opportunity either as an invest
ment or to secure q splendid home.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue at Fix,
twelve, eighteen. twenty -four, thirty, thirty six.
ing interest at per cent, and secured by deed of
trust On the propertysold. ell cash. at the option
ehaser's cost. 800 down st time Of sale
NIP dads THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.
The first class Steamers Of this Line,
''AMSTERDAM," -'ROTTERDAM,"
''SCHIEDAM," ''W A SCHOLTEN,"
''P. CALAND," and ''MAAS, :"
Watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly, on WE'D
GESDAY.
First cabin. seo-s $40. 2d Cabin, $50. Storage.
500. 81. CAZAUX. General Agent. ~ South VIII
liam st.. New York For passage apply to W. G..
WashiDg ton, or T. Il. JOHNSON. Agent National
Safe Deposit Building, corner New Yo K ave. aud
18th 1T. northwest. jan17
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THE TRADES.

HlESON BROTHERS.,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
lOl1 Pennsylvania ave-, Waehtnston, d. O.
- Fine Printing q speciality. tsnla
ROOkBISDING-The LYCETI BINDERY EMPLOYS
~ nret- clase Workmen, and turns out supertor
work. II Is of the oldest ests bishmsnts N te
Suty. lOl2 Pa ave-, Sd floor nctJ
CEOOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and IN.
- highest cash prices paid Also, Watches lev
slryS Guns, Pistols, &C CAL or address HRRZOa.
soo sNu ". GeAr "a ave- MARA
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METZEROTT & co, s25 Pennsylsania avenue.
Washington, or T: II. JOHNSON. Agent. National
18th ct. northwest. jan17
VOYAGERs 70 EUROPE.
]. ". BOTHER SON
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets In this Dis
1NMAn f sTE & sf 90.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain al
n spfsn BY applying e Y. Borr1rR SON.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
sATgRbAY from Bremen PeT foot Of or Sd stfeei,
cabin siSo: second cabin $50; sieerage sso: pre-.
New YorE; " NETzERoTT 3 90 925 Penn.
IUNARD LINE. ,on,o,
THE ouNARD STTEHMsHIp COMPANY
oSLk kE% A xp6 66Rk Ah hRnbDR
FROM PIER 40. N. R.. NEW YORK.
pSythia NAY Aser: Wed j June
va. S Jun;
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NAw YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Tickets to Paris, $l5 additional.
Return tickets On favorable terms.
Liverpool and and ali oiher . parts Of
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, olas-
gov, HayIe. Antwerp and other por.s on the Com
For freight and passage apply at the Company,s
office, No Bowling Green. or both stserage and
I sSab 10 0I1S 6idELo" Co., COS It'll street.
janl2 VERNON h. BROWN & CO., NJ.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctiones7.

a Us lin n
m9, IL, IA, II, l9.2l,23
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

Dipththeria is causing terrible NOR
tally in the Province of Orel, Russia, where
n per cent. of the cases prove fatal
Parnell has advised Irish tenants not
to appeal to the Land Commissioners appointed
under the new Land bill until the working of the
act has been tested.
An Irish landlord, named Bingham,
was fired at by man disguised in female cloth
ing, who escaped. A girl riding on jaunting-
car with the intended victim was wounded
Eight students at the Military College
of Moscow, and tw1 at st. Petersburg, have
been arrested for Nihilism.
A Berlin correspondent says he has
communication from st. Petersburg ANNOUNCE
ing that the headquarters of the Nlhiists have
been discovered and sixty arrests made.
Gladstone, on appearing at Leeds, was
presented with eighty-six addresses. He claimed
that G100 900, 900 had been lost by bad harvests.
At banquet in the evening he expressed the
sentiment that while justice to Ireland is
sacred duty, it must be accompanied by equal
justice to England and Scotland. He took oc-
casion to contrast OConnell's fidelity to the
crown with Parnell's hostility to everything
Engfsh.
In speech at Wexford, Ireland, Par
nell devoted his attention to Mr.. Gladstone.
characterizing him as the greatest coercionist
and the most unrivaled slanderer of Ireland
one who had maligned the Irish people, and
for whom no Misrepresentation was too low or
too mean to stoop to.
The Kings of Spain and Portugal have
been fraternizing and exchanging at banquets
sentiments of mutual esteem. The result will
be the closer union of interest of the two coun-
tries, but not federation.
Gen. Prendergast has been appoint
ed Governor General of Cuba in the place of
Gen. Blanco.
The French troops have occupied
Tunis.
A collision between the police and
peasantry occurred at Athenry, Ireland, in
which one man lost an eye by a bayonet thrust.
riot occurred at Ballyragget, two peasants
being fatally wounded.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-14

The International Cotton Exposition
at Atlanta, Ga, was formally opened on the 5th
inst, in the presence Of 1000 people.
A white frost in the tobacco region of
Virginia, on the night of the 9th inst, seriously
injured the tobacco crop. The frost extended
into large section of South Carolina, destroy
ing the late growth OF cotton.
A section railway tunnel in process of
construction by convict labor, near Grayson,
KY, cayed in and killed ten Of the unfortunate
workmen. Several others we're injured.
Cox, Stephens and Delaney, the Iron
Mountain train robbers, pleaded guilty in the
rIenp.tesd Circuit Court, at Washington.
They were sentenced to the penitentiary for
term OF seventy years each. The sentences are
cumulative, fourteen years being the limit laid
for robbery. The robbery occurred on the Esd
of September. The were captured on the 18th
and special term of court held to try them.
They have been placed in the penitentiary at
Little Rock.
The people of Newton, N. c., took
from jail and lynched man named Church,
who murdered Miss Thompson last August
Ham White, a noted lone highway
man, recently arrested in New Mexico has been
sentenced to the penitentiary at Austin, Texas
for ninety-nine years.
The four men who captured the Ar
kansas train-robbers secured $4,000 of the
booty, which they divided up, one of the
party making some objection. The robbers
would then have been released but for the
large rewards offered. In consideration
of their silence about the divide, a
solemn pledge was made them that no effort
would be spared to release them from the peni-
Tertiary. The captor who favored returning
the money to the railroad company escaped two
attempts at assassination, and revealed the
facts to the authorities.
Ex-United States Senator J. G. Alb
bolt, of North Carolina, died recently at Will
mington, in that State.
In a quarrel at Louisville over a loan
of Is cents, Henry Bassett was fatally stabbed
by his brother Bud, whom he subsequently
killed with revolver.
The young scoundrels who robbed
The Iron Mountain passenger train at Hope,
Ark, have made q full confession. Their
names are James Delaney and Sam and Tom
Williams, and all resided, when at home in
San Augustine, Tex. The Williams brothers
are printers, aged II and 10 years.
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A Sacred Gold Mine.

In the eleventh and twelfth verses of
the second chapter of Genesis will be
found the following important informa-
ton
''The name of the first is Pison; that
Is it which compasseth the whole land
of Havilah, where there is gold, and the
gold of that land is good.
The Chicago Inter Ocean states with
apparent seriousness that a company of
London gentlemen, who have neither
followed IngersolE nor the scientists into
their loose Bible notions, have organ
lied themselves into a company to test
the truth of the above sacred assurance,
and that the stock Of the Havilah I"
gold mine has actually been placed on
the London market, the proprietors an
nouncing it to be the richest in the
world, and the passage from Genesis is
quoted as proof of it from an inspired