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National Republican., 1882-04-29
PROBATE COURT.
A administrators Appointed, Answers FIIc
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A dminIAtrat Ors Appointed, Answers Filed
and Letters TeAtRmentnry Granted.
JUsTIcE a. b. HAGHEB, PRRsIDING.-Estate OF
Elizabeth n. Deacon; petition Of Amanda NJ
Burn for administration fledi order Of publication
returnable Friday, May %,
Final notice Issued TO administrator of Robert H.
Ryan, appointing May % for settlement.
Bridget White guardian to orphan Of Michael
White, gave bond IN $500.
order appointing Ivory G. Kimball administra-
tor OF QaXfett Barry on bond OF "a 500,
Order appointing Euniee Rider Administrative
Of the estate OF Emma !. Doughty on bond ofSl,-
5O0 Bonded and qualified.
win Of Harriet Alexander Henry fled aud
proved. Decree admitting samo to probate and
granting letters testamentary to May A. Henry on
bond Of 81 900 70 pay debts and legaeles.
Petition Of Ida t. ScAggs TO require Barton B
simmes, guardian TO Harry Eltzhugh 10 require
guaTdan 10 account and give additional bond and
order 10 show cause.
VIII OF NimrOd GarretlsOn proved
order admitting viii Of James W. FTere TO
probate.
Petition and order admitting will Of John Lent
hall to probate, and granting letters iestamentary
20 Thomas Il. Maggamgu In bond of $4,000.
In re George L. Bammeken Argued by counsel
and further proceedings adjourned,
number Of accounts were passed and ap-
proved.
Adjourned till ten am FHday.
National Republican., 1882-04-29

Mr.. Taylor, from the Committee on Judiciary,
reported bill retiring from public service Edward
w. Hillyer, district judge for the district OF
Nevada Committee OH the Whole.
Mr.. Army offered resolution, which was
adopted, reciting the recent Apache outbreak in
Arizona, and calling on the Secretary of War for
Information as to the number of United States
soldiers now in the Territory, and whether the
military force stationed there is sufficient to grant
full protection to the people, and also whether
any legislation Is necessary for the prompt and
efficient yecurity of the people against the destruc
tion of life and property by hostile Indians.
Mr.. Pettibone, from the Committee or Elections,
reported bill authorizing commissioners of
United States Circuit Courts TO take testimony in
contested election cases OF members of the House
of Representatives House calendar.
Mr., Cravens from the Committee on Public
Lands reported bill providing for the disposal of
the Cherokee reservation in Arkansas. House
calendar
Mr. bowman offered a resolution directing the
committee on ventilation to inquire into the prac-
tcablity of extending the Hall of the House TO the
west side of the building, to permit sunshine
and air 10 enter the chamber. Referred.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the Lynch Chalmers contested election case.
AFTER q long discussion Mr. Calklns demanded
the previous question, but no vote was taken, and
the House (at 5;l5) adjourned until Saturday.
A Democratic caucus was announced to take
place at eight o'clock Friday evening
National Republican., 1882-04-29
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsactions at the Various Dis.
trict Offices.


Building permits were Issued yesterday to Mrs.
E. A. Force to make repairs at 9oi and 9O6 street
northwest, to cost 5000; George NJ Briel to make
repairs at fT7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, to
cost $3.50: Henry Bergllng to make repairs at GA
Filth street northwest, to cost 500; A. H. Camp
bell to make repairs at 221 Second street north.
west to cost S75; Mrs Julia A. Hall to build one
frame dwelling in the county, TO cost 500.
The application OF Warren Choate and others to
erect electric light wires on certain Streets which
was referred to the Engineer Commissioner, was
favoaably considered, and permission To erect
them was granted
The Commissioners in answer to acommunica.
tI>n in regard to the violation of the rules and
regulations of the Health Department from the
Plumbers and Gas filters Uniou, have sent them
COPY o. me report 81 me inSpettor od PSpins
for duty at tue Treasury Department, were up
pointed by the Commissioners, Yesterday: Francis
4. Haping for one yeaT and David G: Sturges,
Michael II. o. Donncll John I. Rudy, and William
Watson for six months.
The special assessment division have Issued lien
certificates on alleys in squares 3S observation D)
69s H. 49, GA, 225 Bis, l42 7s 1885, sSs l64 4l9, and
relief on account OF damages TO his lot caused by
change ofgrade, now pending before Congress, the
Commissioners have reported that there appears 10
be no special ground of complaint.
In response 10 n request that the Commissioners
rebuild small bridge across the canal, which re-
Gently gave way beneath the weight of three
uOEhts tHC NOulullsSioHoIh hhNS W suptI-
intendent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany report of the engineer department. which
states that the bridge was put up by the Commits.
sloners under an agreement that the north side OF
the canal should not be used for towing. IL was
intended TO put stop TO the dangerous practice
OF keeping towlines on the canal road, as well as
to prevent injury to the parapet wall, The Dis
trct is under no obligation to maintain this
bridge, and the canal company have not observed
the condition offs construction.
The District engineer department has instructed
the parking commission 20 grade and gravel the
alley between Four -and-a-half and Sixth and Il
aud streets southwest.
A petition has been received by the Commission
ers from Edwin b. MacGroity and twenty other
citizens, asking for new street crossing at the in
tersectlon Of Fifteenth and streets northwest.
National Republican., 1882-04-29

1t Is understood that the Pennsylvania Railroad
contemplates the establishment of fast afternoon
train from this city to Philadelphia and New
York, which will be very popular one. 1t will
start from the Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad
station ut about four orquarer afler in the ailer
moon and arrive at Philadelphia about eight and
New York about half past ten. New York Is little
too far away to get here and back the same day,
but Philadelphans viii be able to leave nome In
tho morning and arrive here shortly after eleven,
giving them about five hours In Washington and
get them home again in time for tea. This train
will probably commence running MAY g.
National Republican., 1882-04-29
THE ROYAL ARcANUM.


Shown About the city.
The members of the Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcauum, in charge of a committee from
the grand aud subordinate councils of Maryland,
consisting of DR.. William NJ. Nckerson, John w.
Cruett, f. NJ. schryver, b. Frank Leitch c. s.
Adams, DR.. NJ. w. Donavin, and DR.. Richard
Grady, paid a visit TO Washington yesterday.
Upon their arrival at the Baltimore and Ohio depot
they were received by the following committee
from Oriental and National Councils, the two
leading councils of the order in the District Of
Columbia, viz. J. II. Carmiencke, @. NJ. Hustled G..
II. Cooper, d. p. Wolhaupter VI. d., NJ V. Casey,
and A. s. Badgley of Oriental and Colonel
Charles H. Brown, Il. +. Mills, c. /. Town. and l..
D. Parker, of National. The guests were then
conveyed in coaches to the Treasury, where they
were received by Secretary Folger. They then
visited the White House and Art Gallery. At one
O'Clock halt was made at the Riggs House, where
sUMPTuoUs LUNCH WAS TESDERED THEM
by the Washington councils aforementioned,
during which the Marine Band, under the leader
ship Of Professor Sousa, entertained the visitors
| with choice selections from the leading operas
nuel session in Baltimore. It Is secret beneficial
| order, numbering between $4,000 and $4,000 mem
bers 1t was organized in 1877, and by strict sys-
ent proportions. In the District of Columbia there
are Ave councils, with membership OF about 800.
1t pays $4,000 on the death of member, and with
| u graded scale of assessments has averaged
| since organization less than eight assess
ments per anpum. The officers of the Supreme
| council are. supreme Ttgtlll, A. heycsi
supreme vice. regent, William s. remnant, of
| Michigan; supreme orator, Thomas W. Davis, Of
| Pennsylvania; past supreme regent. julius N.
| SWAIN of Massachusetts; supreme secretary, w.
| o. Robson of Massachusetts,; supreme treasurer,
+. A. Skinner of New York; supreme chaplain,
7. +. shepard, of Mchigan supreme guide, A. g.
| Trlppc, Of Maryland; supreme warden, L. NJ.
Crawford, pro tefapore, of Massachusetts,; supreme
sentry, II. L. W Campbell, OF Ohio; supreme
| trusteeg-John B. Everett OF Tennessee, sumner
| Albee of Massachusetts,, and JohnJ. Wright OF Vir
ginia, all of whom were in the party, many being
| accompanied by their wives aud other lady men,
| bers Of their family. The visitors expressed
| themselves greatly pleased with our beautiful
city, and returned to baltimore highly gratiied at
| Washington hospitality as shown them by the
| Oriental and National Councils.
National Republican., 1882-04-29
auburban Prooe r,y for sale.

On Tuesday evening Thomas ], Fisher g. Co,
will sell at auction six Of the most desirable lots
In the suburbs, situated on Kennesaw avenue,
Jus! south of Mount Pleasant. This section, which
has become so rapidly built up with lovely resi-.
5enGeS, is destined to be WIshiI gtons most fash
dents mansion will be built in that neighborhood
adds 10 the desirability OF property there. Per-
homes will and 1t to their advantage to attend the
anla
National Republican., 1882-04-29

Another complication turns up IN the much.
complicated Theophilus Youugs case. It appears
frum the docket Of A. E. l.. Keese formerly a JUS
t!ce Of the peace that on November 25, 1878, n
warrant was placed In the hands of Detective
Clarvoe 10 arrest Theophilus Youngs ON COM
plaint OF May j, c. YounEs, charging him with
bgamy in having while she was his lawful wife
married, In Baltimore, Amanda A. Brunei Rev.
Il. sehei6 performing the ceremony Now The
National Republican., 1882-04-29

The grand commercial fair Of the Washington
Cad ct Corps will begin at wnylands Hall, street,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets north
west on Wednesday next, and continue until
May 10. This crack military organization counts
its friends by legions, and they will undoubtedly
flock to the hall to enjoy their evenings. Among
the prizes 10 be distributed ut the close of the fair
are 20 d headed cane, a gold watch, and pair
Of gold brace cts. The following committee have
charge of the fair: b. II. Waters, Miss NJ. #.
Stevenson, B. d: Williams, Mrs. A. Il. Waters, and
l. A
National Republican., 1882-04-29

Yesterday Chief Justice Cartier directed a writ
Of habeas corpus to issue to w. D, Crampsey, com.
manding him 10 produce the body of Blanche M.
Strait, daughter of the petitioner. NJ A. Strait be.
jPre the cour! BY ten, o'clock to-day; The peu.
ip 1873 with the custody Of the child. Last March
the wife died and the child was given 70 her
grandfather to take care Of who now refuses 10
Surrender her TO her parent
National Republican., 1882-04-29

The colored lsborers OF the Asphalt Paving Com
pany, nt a meeting for the purpose of consulting
about getting more money for their labor agreed
to notify their employers that the men will refuse
10 work after this month unless they receive in-
creased wages. The graders have agreed that
amer the LIST OF May they will not work unless they
get e. per day, aud the ironers, tAmpers rollers,
and shOyeloH want 81 so per day. They say they
Nant TO let the contractors know before they put
their bids In for work
National Republican., 1882-04-29

The argument on the motion for a new trial in
the kilbourn- Thompson case will be heard TO- day
In the Circuit Court, provided Senator Voorhees,,
qf counsel for Mr., Kilboum, who Is with the
president at Fortress Monroe, and Is expected 10
be here about noon, arrives In time TO take part Ia
the argument.
National Republican., 1882-04-29

AT odd-Fellows Hall the Worlds Museum, con-
tinues TO draw crowds ofcurious people and 40 one
should neglect to visit the interesting exhibition.
The seven long. haired musical sisters the clever
m9selalls ahd ths 4ost OF culioSil.es lnd wonders
sion, fifteen cents
National Republican., 1882-04-29

The gas was about as brilliant a two.cent dip last
night and consequently It was pretty hard matter
for the composltor 10 sot up this copy by the
moonlight, which llfully struggled in through the
windows.
National Republican., 1882-04-29

Women everywhere use ParkePs Ginger Tonic,
because they hayo learned by experience that il
the back and kidneye, aud other troubles OF the
sex,-H0me JourHdl.
National Republican., 1882-04-29
EoR RENT-BY b. II. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published overy Monday
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rcpt, together
seen. Property for sale In all parts OF the city.
money TO loan ON real estate. Call.
mrT b. II, WARNER, OlO street
National Republican., 1882-04-29
PAL Al S ROY AL.
Strange, but True!

Nevertheless 1Ve do H. We 'GH deuote this
Week to another one Of Moee popular ONE
PRICE SALES, the same to take place il,
Our Hosiery Department.
The above rW be divided into FIVE
GRAND LOTS.
Lot No. .I-COntaInIng
324 dOz. Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Striped Hose, spring importa.
ton (tuOrth at the lOiUeSt 40 centS) al the re-
markable figure Of 25 cents per pair.
Lot No. .e-Contnining
1875 dOz. Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Stripes, full regular, tcorih 68 cts.,
at 35 cts. per pair, or 3 pair for 81.
Lot No. .8-ContnininE
1913 dOz. Palias Royal Stripes
(something nea), aVorth at ate iolrest caicula-
tion 6S ctS., aUiH be sold for 1S cts. per
pair.
Lot No. .f-COntnInIng
q lot of Lisle Tread, ,SSik Finish, in
Opera and Dark Shades, WOrth Sl.25, can be
bought for one aceek at 8Sc. per pair.
Lot No. 5-COntnimIng
Lisle Thread, Silk-Gnished Hose,
ribbed, worth 1925, ,OiH be slaughtered for
half their vat,ee, $1.25 per pair.
Our Ladies' Underwear Sale
of last peek having been such grand sue
cess, The same eviH be continued until further
notice.
National Republican., 1882-04-29
FOR SALE-Houses.

FOR SALE-Houses.
INoR SALE BOSTON HIGHLANDS. MASS A
IL ane Residence Y rooms; all modern imProve-
SaGsn S eH e. GdSrss ss S de SSd
BpBd+
EoR SALE HOUSE no, Or2 gsTRE EFT SOUTH
~ west. opposite new National Museum. Large lot
Choice Fruit Property every way desirable
Apply to -
ap27-0tI ROOM ls, LeDrolt Bnlldlng.
IJNoR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
u i2S2 Massachu etts ayenne northwest - Three
sSry Bfs S cs, kSSe SHs ,S
ences~ np27-dA
VIoR sALE-NIcE GROOM HOUSES BATH.
IL room and water clOaet. 1909 Ninth street north
west; easy terms Apply on prenllIes ap22ots
DEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Fine sstqTy ByIoE Rs;i4s5'ss Win every GSp;
No rl!Sy ~ sISi sg w. opposite Efags,n pp,s
nasS sHS s%s; b. sst
No. qGqS Il ho@N " wSifIeff.Eh GiRofE H. wee W2 sa"
Th1Iee,story Brick Broom Fro !. Dwelling, with mod
rHfFT' H&sSTM sFSh5I 81: :i Saa ss n W:
and ali conyepiSasSs nesr FPsaEila PARK Iet
oi 2AS feet By 70 re- @ e l5i8o, alley Price ': 100
all modern improvements, Large LOT, with Stable
ON the rear, Price, -.
No. 1875 F STREET N. W., near Ebbitt House;
Three-5tory E-ro0m Brick with modern Inn
Price, e2O,OoO
sTREfcf, bet, Sixth and Seventh SITS. H. w. near U.
=. Patent once:
ThTee-story IO.rOom Brick, with all convent
ences. Stable on rear. Largo lot. PrQe $1,000.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE near ThQnIas Circle;
small Frame Cottags, with lot 80 feet mont, ex-
ELEVENTH. ST. N, w, bet. Pa ave, and ST. n. W.;
Threestory Brick s-room Dwelling and store.
Price, s5 900.
TWENTY FIFTH STREET y: W.. corner of N e. !;
Large Corner Property, ls3 feet on Twenty.hnh
street and 253 feet on street. Improved by
largo Brick Building, formerly used as glass
THoS. j. FISHER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, 1924 street northwest near
apptllt Bbbtt House
EoH SALID-AN ELEGANT l4-RooM RESI-
II dence, with all modern improvements; immeo
ate pOsaeaSioni $4,000. Inquiro at Room 60 sew
enth street. hT3-d
National Republican., 1882-04-29
SUNIMER RESORTS.

GLEASON OF 1882.
BRIGHT HOUSE
AND
DOUGLASS HOUSE,
RehOboth Deaoh Delaware.
Terms S6 to 9iI per week. Send for Circular.
apl1-l WALTER BUTTON Proprietor.
A SMALL FAMILY or TWO OR THREE GEN
- ~ uemen wanting avery quiet Country boarding
Place for the summer ensy OF access
rooms good table and 81 ade cnn hepr of such by ad
dressing, In real name, ONE WHO HAS BOARDED
THERE Republican Office. apH-at
NoN0RE5S HALL FOR RENT, 1ssc.-oCBAN
~ City, Worcester County Nd. web furnished and
everything new; cnpacty $50 guests. Address the
owner, ". D. H. SELBY, BERLIN, Worcester County,
Md, and si6 Wharton street, Philadelphia. 2-la
National Republican., 1882-04-29
AMITsEMENTs.

ANU StSu EN lO.
n dTioNAL rmnATRE.
TO-DAY AT2 To-NtGHT ATs
LAST TIMES OF
The DISTINGUISHED Emotional aud Tragic Actress
= MISS ABA GRAY, l.
supported by Charles a. Watkins Finh Avenue Com
blnatlOn In
EAST LYNNE; on, THE ELoPENfENT.
MSdams MG nseVyih yihe .....",..".."-M1ss ADA GRAY,
In which characters she has no living peer.
MATINEE TO-DAY Ara
Admission 70 the Dress Circle, y cents for iii. No
secured seats. First come first served Lower floor,
seats. Night performances ut popular prices.
Glib OF THE STATE ''''''' '''''''''''''"' ="
IIoRD's. STANDARD AND POPULAR OPERA
MATFEEEEhEE MAFEEhE F9B&$ F9 9B&$ AAT& AAT&
THE MAsCoTrE.
ACME ENGLISH qfEHA COMPANY.
including the rooWns wc HpkS Known and svor.o art
AASssa AAtSssstat gas,o' Tcnss ifISa Fsi5SSsiSsr ESSs
hoase nSfs ssSs f%ESs~oF'h Emma Emma ffss1s EssSr
THIS (sATURpAY) EVENING,
TRPh H@VsYfSG6 H@VsYfpSG6w.
Next week-Anthony & Eli's' Uncle Toms Cabin.
M EssRs II, CLAY AND j. LOUIS FORD,
OF FoRDs oPERA.HoUsE,
Respectfully announce their annual benefit to take
ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 8,
when the distinguished comedian.
MIR. CHARLES u, BISHOP,
will appear in the entirely comedy, entitled
CULPEPPERs CoURTsHIP.
Tickets orscats DO had at the Opera House II
ODDFELLows, HALL WARRINGTON.
Seven musical Sssainl suISSTiaSd ssEH ssors hair
qRS im so s ssSRs 20 RSs sSy i've rsa
sian and babe wei weisht 1p poupds % bCaaiS Midget
CiHIa Louise KeosS % AZ the old and some New
GTgSisSt show H on sartS SG Tor Se @oSey @
exhibited ! to and to aud during the perform
only IS cents. Reserved seats 10 cents extra, ap2f
DRoFEssoR CARPENTER.
WILLARD HALL.
Every night, o'clock, and saturday Matinee. 2p, ".
most intsrestng and amusing exhibition ever wit
Is cents MatlSeS Is and 3 cents '" - apis 10
L INCoLN HALL.
Friday evening April ., and saturday Matinee,
April 20,
PIRATES OF PENZA NOE,
and saturday evening April ",
II. NJ. 8. PINAFORE.
Mr.. Uorndon Morsell aa Frederick and Ralph, Miss
iyn Mnls as Mable and Josephine, Mr., Is y Hay as
adSms fS% s iS'SSR a paae FrsSR
Pearson, L. T. Sebold, Mrs Jennie True, Miss Lille
Bond, Miss Mollio Byrne Mrs. Es II. Fndelcy Mrs. ID.
B Mac eLeod, and Miss Mona Cook In the cIsi a de
tail OF National Rifles will act Marines The cho rus
Will consist of sixty of the best singers of this city full
and complete orchestra and new and elaborate o0s-
tunes and scenery. Admission. rs cents; Matinee.
50 cents Reserve without charge ht Ellis
aplT.lst
National Republican., 1882-04-29
:, BENEFIT ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
Friday evening, April -, and saturday Matinee
April 20,
PIRATES Of PENlA NOE,
and SATURDAY. owning Anrii W
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISM BATH CDR. BOvEE'6),
~ ii7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good vent ilatiOn. Lndiea, Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from p m. TIL 10 p. mi Satur.
day, u p, IN. Baths, el; ticketB, tL5O
apo DIR. II. t. BONRE, EleciF clan
rINHB sHEDD BATHS, eOS Il sTREET, NEAR
i Ninth, we'll known as the Oldest aud best W the
city. This bath is constructed with yiey 70 conYen'
phpr, and Mercnrial Baths given with sknl and "a
perlence. ShampOOer of teu years experience at thls
establishment Single bath, III; FOR 81 H. Sio Open
sunday ffOm a. m, to y. m. inr3tH
National Republican., 1882-04-29


1NOR SALE-A BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD;
N can be at DOWneys stables, 1913 Seventeenth
street 8, y. LApD. .il2 ftilh street. ap29GtE
Wy SOUND, GENTLE; SIN
w gle harness. one suitable for lady TO drivei
paTtment ap2S3R
M ANrED-H -HoRsIas TO PAsTUREi SPECIAL
w attention given TO keeping hOrSes. city refer
ence can be seen ~ Pricns stable, 81 Sixth street
northwest. o. III P CLARK, sligo, Md. ap25-2it+
ENoR SALE-A VERY STYLISH, HANDSOME,
and blooded four.yqarold Geldingi dark chestnut
sOrrel perfectly gentle, drives single double. Can
be for short time ~ owners stable n rear ~
l7o2 Fourteenth street northwest aiter 4SD p 2634
lVUsr ARRIVED AND FOR sALB~20 HEAD or
~ line HOrsesi among them ore some hne paiTs
some fine single drivers, aud some ine coupe horee8
At luqUELY & BOWEN'S, 8i5 New York avenue.
ap2g.l2te
EoR sALE-tiO0 WILL BUY ONE SoRREL
gentle, very stylish will trade Can be seen In stable
rear Of i7i0 New York avenue. RD1d-ate
National Republican., 1882-04-29

COoT DELIGHTFUL ROOMS FoR SUMMER,
~ or part OF q Housc TO rent i7l2I. street. 29as
JTOR RENT--i NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
IL On second floor, suitable for LADY gentleman;
new house; n modern improvements; near lines
Of cars rent moderate. 1925 Eighth street northwest
np1O.fta
National Republican., 1882-04-29

WANTED IT KNowN-THA AT THOMAS W.
w Soran lS8 Louisiana avenue, Is n Notary Public,
Conveyanccr, and Commissioner of Deeds. Aoknowl-
edgnents OF Deeds &C. taken and certified, TO be
corded In any State Territory. Ofilce hours from
o'clock n. m. TO s o'clock D. M. mr2j-3m
National Republican., 1882-04-29

Nevertheless We do IT, We ,HH deUote this
Week to another one Of Moee popular ONE
PRICE SALES, the same to take place il,
National Republican., 1882-04-29

1O11 X STREET NORTHWEST, DBTwEEN
i = * rwelith and Thrteepth streesIFur.
month good house pleasant location; good table ~
National Republican., 1882-04-29

LNoR RENT-o ONE GOOD DRY ROOM FOR
~ packing furniture Inquire ct 1912 Eighth street
northMelt nn2hAtH
National Republican., 1882-04-29
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

OOz FOUR AND.A-HALF STREET NORTH
~ west-Inrge, handsomely furnished front
Room, with alcove, second floor; bath, gas &c.
Very desirable, and on moderate terms. ap291f
National Republican., 1882-04-29

NAIIHIAUH MANVFAVNNNEI5
lsteam used)t 2lo Pennsylvania avenue, near Thlrd
street west, Washington b. " Carriage, und nar.
nsas fseglyed on storage and sold on ooMnission.
Carriages r0pa1t0d iokn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-08
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Groundless Rumor That Foul
Means Was the Cause
Thereof.

Mr.. James III. Neal, who resides two
miles north Of Otterville, died very sud-
denly last Friday night at the residence Of
Mr. Organbrite, near Salem church, abou:
eight miles west Of Versailles.
Mr.. Neal was in apparently good health
and spirits when he retired TO rest at the
residence of Mr.. Organbrite, Friday night
He had worked all day Thursday ON the
farm stacking oats, and at the conclusion
of the days labor he visited the residence
of Mr.. Henderson, one mile south OF OF
terviile, where he remained that night,
starting the next morning In company
with Rev Shelton and Mr.. Henderson for
Salem church, TO attend religious meet
ing. At the conclusion OF the meeting Mr.
Neal went to the residence OF Mr.. Organ
brite TO spend the night. After supper he
chaited pleasantly with his host Un-
til about ten o'clock, at which
time he retired. On the follow
ing morning Mr.. Organhri,e sent his little
boy to MIR. Meals room with a basin OF
water and towel. The boy was Unable to
awaken Neal, and So reported to his father,
who went up stairs and found his guest
dead
A ramon has been circulated by some
idle gossips that deceased was drugged to
death. His relatives and friends wish to
emphatically DENY this rumor.
Some months ago Mr.. Neal had some
thing the nature OF lit, and at stated in
tervals since that time has suffered with
smothering spells. His sudden death has
been feared and expected by his relatives
for some time.
Deceased was an excellent christian man
and held i'm high esteem by all who knew
him. His bereaved wife has the heartfelt
sympathy of a large circle OF friends and
acquaintance.