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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-30
VIZ AsH1NaToa i ONO 2AlLsc'
WINTER NRRANGRMENT.

GSkiitUiAE OCtCpSr 10, lSSt,
Tha MALL TRAIN will leave Wsshiasc'
s. ~ e. II. snd Aloxandris 6. 9 % L. D.
daily, e1eep. Sunday; pass Leesburg, so.l
Westward, ut II SO S. m. md arrive st koe.,;;
Hill .. IL 10 p. N. Leave Round Hill St. lIM ~;
p. m; pass Leeshurg, going eastward, .: J."
p m, and arrive ut Aiszsndrls s. 8 up .
and At WashiRgton st Bop. u. ..,..,,
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will nv:
Washington st 4 20 p. n. and AieIsrdnss.
70 p. n, daily, except Sunday, and tfi'ss
Leesburg st 40 p. 70. Lssve LeesGul: Nv"
O. N. .nd arrive ct Alexandra d! s los :"
and Washington at 8 80 g. IN. .,,.,
9G Passengers from Washington VII.
She Washington and Ohio cars st the B:':'iI,sa:;
q Potomac Railroad station ste 20 c. n. a1ls"
.. m, and go through withou, chsnse 81 cass
The 9.25 6. N. tram from EloZsrGr;s slSS.s.Ii
g: ~. train from Round Hill connectsI M".i
Hill with GOSHERT'S Daily L2 e., .
Coaches for Snickersville, Ber,y7ills aad III III
Chester; also Redman's Line of Cosc hes; VIA ~.
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close CONF scs 81,
Ct Vienna, With Sisson's Line Of S.a5ss!of 81"
fax Court House. .ns
Connnusstier tEeEs1s, 81 sss Pcs L"
AaEEa1 sioE $50.
J. Fl. NATENsE, 49,.
oc!4-:f General Ticka: az.
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1882 sasAr 1882


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
&c TEE NOETE, " EST & SGUTBWES..
DOUBLE TRACK,
&IARA EGILS, SPLENDID aCSNEEy
&kGNIRICENT sQUIrMGE1.
In fleet January % 1882.
Trains leave Washington, from station ccl:s
of Sixth end B streets, IS follows:
For PllIsbure nnd the West chicago Limi!a!
kxpre:s Of Pullman Hotel and Sieeong C,n
daily. With Sleeping Cars from harrisburg 10
Cincinnati Western Express 30 p.m d.,y,
With Palace Cars to Fittsburs AMI CiLc;u,sl
hsil Express at 90 p. M. daily FIR Pnutuy
8ld the West.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
For CsnsndaiRus, Rochester, hus-!o Ei,s,3
ct 81 p 70. daily, except Saturday with pil
ace Cs5s to CAnandaigua.
For WilliuDepors, Locs Haven sad Ennis, s.
8 80 a. m daily. except Sunday.
For Nee York and the &sst, co g. IT, 10 NA
m. 30: so ard 10 Cop IN On Suld.1
~, 81 and 10 70 p. 10. Limited express Of
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all throue h trains co.rts
At jersey City with boats CT Brooklyn hnns,
hIordlrg direct transfer 10 Fulton siei
avoiding double ferrage across New Iai
City.
For Philadelphi.. $50 q. n. lO39a, m. $
s %, 80. and 10 70 p. II. On Sunday a.
40, $50. and 1920 y. m. Limited EIp'ss,
. 80 e. m. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 8 40, 90, 9 80. 1879 s. m Il:
80. 20, 40, DO, 7 30, 8 80. sDd 10 Np q.
On Sunday. SEQ. 9 30 s. NJ, l 80, 54 IL
$50, sid 10 POP m.
For Pope's Greek Limo, 6 20 9. m. and 4)pn
- daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 6 90 q. m. and d p. N ds'T
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRgDERICKSBUSGG
RAlLWAY. AND ALEXANDRA ASD
:. WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
70. s.le1sndrin 6 so, 72J, $40, II o. 4.
II 26 5, Ia, %. 5, G 20 90 and II 80 p.a'
On Sunday at 80, 8 20, II co sid Il 2'is
and 90 D. m.
For Richmond and sae South, 6 90 sad II -
m. daily, and s 90 p 10. del, y, excep! sultN
Trains leaTe Alex andria for Wssnina.VE,"
8.C5, s 81, and 10 =. L.; Il ID. 8. s, &.
20 .. n. snd l2 midnight. On Sund;T 81
Us. So, snd I0s. n; 100 snd 9 y p"-
Tickets an6 information ct the Office, EoI!i,a
corner OF 18th aud PenHsy lrania avenue, in.n
the station, where orders can be lett or:
choosing OF baggage TO destinstion frem l''s!
and residences. j. 4. WOOD
General Passenger Ags"
FRANK TEONSON,
General MQ1ooer lsL-
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alexandria Oazette
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 3d.
I The Restless small Boy In Church.

he Restless small Is In Church.
II " h tucns sad iSlss.
h.o h W ne pDr-Iss
10 rat Ii & his heels;
How ure4-y hs feels.
OK vii .ssks boy 10 church
T ~. be cr78hts qii.e fit
a fac Iady's hat,
Brsed low 10 voiap.
By quick Backward motion.
Tuis stIe:s I'm all boy 10 church!
Then. earnest aid still.
H. attends with will.
While ths sory is told
o. same OLD htrr bold
Cur d,sr though lul bog 10 chu.c3
Bat u glad surprsa
At his thouphnul eyes
Is 'urusd TO drsoair,
As he twl,ches b, hair
Oh his little sister 10 church.
S,iil each ca1ehty trick flies
A. a look from be eyes
OF his mother 81 dear,
Who thinks bes, to sit Doar
Her piscoIevous boy 10 church.
Another ,ri Comes
Yes 4 s 6ogcrs be drums,
Or hi K rchi-t is spread
All over bis head,
A I'd sill we tsks him 10 church
He's 'r7ublesnmo Yes.
That I'm bound to confess
Blu GCd mace tbe boys.
With their fun and their pois,.
AID he sur ly wants tnt ID 10 otuich
Suh ciriIdren. you koGW.
Lnng, long Years ago
DID not trouble tbs l. ri.
Though dis.iples were bored
So we'll keep them near Him 10 church
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South Rcund.
Hail. g-r,,.
North Bound.

Nail. Southwark, connects at Chs.,ot,a.ri,.
with Chss. s. Ohio &. T., East Ind Wei "i 4,
Iynctbarg, connects with Norfolk & w.,
eIn T. t., through Scuthwes! V;ryini, 0 y,
Nashville, Nsw Orleans Memphis, Lit.ls Ro's
snd Teyas-ald st Derville with RchmonS' s
Dcnvil,e Z. f., to South snd Southwest,
Express trsirs connect 1T Charlottesville vil
Ches. g. Chic trains for the Nest. AID with w =
s. D. + T. st D.nvillo for a!l points in Sar. ~
South East, Southwest snd ksst -'
Express trails northward make cornec,;,,,.
Oh srlcstesvi!le for Richmond. "
&iXEO TRAINS for Main Line le,vs Al,
sxsrdris dai)y. ezcelt Sunday, 9C0am' sai
GO p. m, and returning STRIVE q. als1snt.,.
8 05 y. Il. and IL Is p. N.
7 10 O. N. and Aleysndris 1855. n G.S.
except Sunday, arrive O: Strashp.ga. Il p nm
connecting with tie VALLEY Hcsi gc:, ~
West. srd st River with s. V. K. K for Ir:lr
aud Wsyneahoro. Lsave StrasGurc 50n'm!
arriving 81 Alexandria c. S SIS D. u, -
MIXED TRAIN FOE MANASSAS n;v.
ISICN lesTes Alexandris daily, esceo. Sun.
day, ct % .. IT,. arriving ct Slroseulgn5S
p. NJ, and returning loaves Strashu,g At SIX
8. M, arriving in AiexanGsis s. 3 &c 0. N.
For Middleburg, dail7 (exasys Suad,yI r,,.
nection 81 2isins station.
For upperv:tla, regular conac2.iea ST Dsj:.
plane.
For WaEhinstcn, Rapp.haancc:;, d.i7 CT.
ncction. e. copt Sunday, ut Oupeoa-
Ill trains .ccnnocs to and from WARREN.
TON.
All t-ains make sood connections, 81 Ers
inStcn, to and frc.n North sni West.
Pul!man Shoppers bstvasn New York n3
Atlante OF nail lrsins in each dir;c:ioa wiScr;
change; only ona change OF cas- between Ma
York aud New O:lsens.
Few Oriesus Shoppers lease Westminster {;
Z 10 5. NJ, running through without c.ss,c
Pullman Sleeping Csrs between WsshilsS.
and Charleston, s. q without change osiQ
p. N. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro A.!
Augusta, Ga, On 10 n. connection.
Mark'sAd j Unstable Chair Cars are run en- Nit;
tSains between Washington aud Danv!!!a.
Through tickets at lowest rates TO all iu5o..
sut points in the United States.
Mail Trains ia both directions mike cic.s Coz.
nec!ion at Htan Kiln Junction to and from d.
points on Franklin Division.
MERCER SLAUGaTE3, g. ia
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25c DULU Ok .nn unUuoIoIo.
Opening and Ciosassg OF the Mails
CLOSING.
Washington, L. O., and Eorthess!a.1 mails s
.. H., II "a. and and Is r. nj.
Western malls 80 End is D. n.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 80 &.
10. and 80 and Is p m.
South and Southwestern msile via Lynch
burg, Virginia, way and through msils, o. e.
n. and W p. m.
Manassas Division % .. IN.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va. 500 q. ~
OPENING
Northern and Western msils Wis Washing.
son, D. g., 8 30 q. m. II N. and co D. N.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 30 o. 10
and 9 80 4. m.
Southwestern mails Via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through mailsj including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 30 9. II.
b snxssas Division so pm 70. lock boz Only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, sc ?. n.
Office Hours-Ofies opens Of s 80 e.. r., and
closes 1t On p. N.
SUNDAY Hours-0E;ce opens 1t IS q. H., anc
closes at 30 %. m.
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WEST POCR ga Ds.PEPsEa CURE
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Cotton Seed heal, Ba'el H,y: Outlay. HON.
iny Chop EiddliAs, and Heavy snd Light Fran
specisties
Prompt attention eivau 20 all cr'ars.
no.: Il rad Is XIII i STREE,
milo E!sTentr!s. W,
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PoFG.naC EEV.ER AxJyDI,HGs.
hESTEAMER
GLE y RGE LIE A RY

(Cs:.yiug the q. s. Maii)
viii lesye nor wharf. foot OF Prince street, TN
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATUE-
DAYS st $50 o'clock p. II, stopping 81:
ficey Point snd Point Lookout going aud re-
turning. Returning Leaves Norfolk on WE'D
NE5DAIS. FRIDAYS ald Sundays at
O'CLOCK p. 70.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Eor.
folk. So 60; Second class, esch way, Sl6O; First
Class tare to Piney Point and Point Lookout,
S! 30; Second. class, each wsy. IS cts.
Connects ct Norfolk with steamers for Rich
mold, Now York. aud with the Merchants' sad
Miners Lie fer Boston.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
z. 3. HOoE, Agent. nh26
: NI4AED e. 5EABoAKD CoAsT1Ne GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-30

EDx2 kEEg T0EgE.
EGES fsE:S z. q. RoT4GkT. 2JED SGNA
GLESG5F
EVERY FRIDAY, sad returning leave New
Tock, from pier 81, East river, kVEhY sat
URGAY.
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:andria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
gGssssEsaEaM MERCHANTS.

sJ9si. "a SSss *. - AL a! < II = NEE
a;gAs. s. TAYLOR. JI.,
WHCLEsALE AED RETAIL FEzD
DEALER AND
COAMISsIQN MERCHANT
Cotton Seed heal Ba|el Hry. Esy. HON
iDy Chop, &iddliAs, and Ga.vy nnd Light Fran
specisties
Prompt s:tcntica sivau 80 al ordors.
No.: Il rad Is KItI& STREE.
milo A!sxentr!s. W,
II Z. JoRNsoN & ca.
wEoLssALs asccsSs.
4w&aGAL COMGlSSiUN aEgCHAETS.
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIGUOES.
and PGRB OLD RYE. CD ) CIB B.sl9
and MONOGRAM WEIsTIg8, also EAK.
gE'S and TEOi PSG:!'S3 FUEs RYE
WHISTLES, 10 "E.aA th5g irv:.s sis attention
| of tina trade.
Orders from tha country !cz na*se asaaisa saell
receive prom t a:.elti3u,
ConsignH ants O. sIorg, GrE;5 nld Ccrn.rs
Produce solicited. for which :hsy guarantee re
ai9Aes: market prices and prompt ye:u.ns,
EoFsheas, cgsEeZ oE Cameron RG6 &oysl sis.
a.e.zhGEla. - se2!t
THoaAs PERRY
GENERA GCIlHAE=:EIQN nn!:EuAHT
IND
DEGLEa. IL FLOUR. go 80. CALF. EJFp
Fs=!sTL IIZgE.
Also GSset &c:
NATsa E1;v;:.-2.E. o,>'e ~ ST Gnd CHILLED
Fix? I,i;;3.
febla-. ALEx3aDErA. Va
g. B. FIsIEE. @. VIZ. rIsIEs,
E'l'aEE d ssoi7-,
= : ts s;.2$ . F!sasr: Sezs Ce:}
GEGCSis;33, LIQUOR Emn CQMMLSSION
5ikaCEANT
no. e CarefcE street, Aex$ nc;s;&. We,
Special at:sit!oa given t. the riia OF coua::y
produce, poultry, &c j.nH-tf
= eEoDGEs L &C..
Whois=sie };sRi=zs sz:! ,:o552a:s II
G@COHE:4S. EECEL2:uM&. ELQUG;
SALT GNE EISi..
4 FIJI; llNs ot celebrated pure, old 2ft!E:sr,,
B;a7d:es, Gin Eula. &C, az=sscJ & Co.'s Fa:!s:
oclphia ard UiE;e:i;a s;:i..inoca A:ss, sad Rare.
nst )! hGsePs i,ager Eee~, IL casks O. to&.iss,
=; hSeafs ioE J&lnes IS: Ns:cil 3 Eas. H=znil;
Flour. Jaiasa $. Airk Z Cos. Standard Soap
Dupont 6 Cos. Sporting SID alszaln,. Eiun
powder, and Baltimore s1d Pc,ocssc Eva
SLesMc:s.
Orders promptly s.ss5rI:,:t; i;, sd ccra;so
nrE.s s2!::;stad. 60, l. 5.;:.s s:ges:;
fIGS sf-tI f.igvcr:.: rir Us
E c. E!LEUES,
WAoLZsALs 2S;9 EA.:c11E wgo:z@s
z2A 1szGziss I'D <;;7.:--.2:--sa:oa
l4i!1::Z ,.!a.lsg,
80. IL @oT::... Eoy.i -. za=t Azrsa: sssoa
A.:ozGze!is: ".
CoEs;sT:5ea:a End c:ie-a e:i;; -e;,oi.s cs-.t.
.n9 ploa q .:!G2tt3a ,.:y 81
Esaz41r E, aoo5s,
&c. 3 P4sEEE;;Gi;E s1r.E1gn
uoz L Essss.o. G SH5 5 5aI3s1s,, azeos
Dealer Il nj kinds u
FERTILIZERS. Salt &EJ P:-&:ac2.s:
Agent c1 :aS
t1YE2PCCsL 4 LONDCs: { ELca=ls.
SVhANUE COMPANY.
HAR1ow raos.
wE5LT@&rE
1S0CEE5, CoE&Is3lGN M.EHCGaHIa
ana Das!a.s
jOHE GIBSG;'a s0E {: Gy3 CA;:yggJ
Z, &G and &GX WHISTLES, ard
Thonpsen'E Pars Gya waisker; Fo.c;sp
Wines sld EsanGica, E!c, s'o.is.
s1d CAaEapEs:nes.
TT A&EAgy OF IsE},I!s & T:.nC's
POWDER COMPANY.
y. ~ COZ. CaHgR0N AMp HnYAI sj.r>
Coaes roasted for sbe ,;ade ., 15e psr sacs,
my 6-tf
y IL: L&HsoH. J. J. -AAIHscH.
= 4. LAWScN.& JAEdI&sON.
CEREBRAL CCA2lIS5EIoA GEHCEAN1p,
es CAEtGHo1T s:n:EEn,
nov q ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EIs3EE'sflis KS
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EsaL:1etS Of CHS 'ira will rul ss solous,
E1l ;aOEsEoE.E,
Connecting with Merchants sad Kinsrs Line
toE Gossop, steamer
EEE e 1s TasS E.sEs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
gRIDGE, e % o'clock p.m.; returning, losYe
Norfolk On alterna:a days at AGO ,. N.
This ssaunch iron Gsesmer has Just been paint
ed throughout, statercoIas newly furnished and
csTpe.ed, End is the hsndsonest ls we'll ss the
s=:sst Coz. en- the Potomac riyer and Chesapeake
Gag, ana is the only steamer making close cor.
nection with the New York and Boston stearr-
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad Inns routh. Stops st PINEy POINT
md POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
For Ia" fall snd Water. commencing Oct. ast,
rates of fare Will bo 90 folloRs:
First csss fere to Fortress Mon1oa ard Nor
folk " 80; second class 81 80; frst class fare to
finey Poin. and Point Lookout 81 60; second
Class zoe.
EOE2 EEgY T0sgK.
EGEs.sfIEsS z. q. EaTsGkT .2JSD y GEI-a
IdHSG5F
EVERY FRIDAY, sad re:urains leave New
To:k. rom pier 81, East river, kVEEY SET
HGAH.
Ih1 bteEncf5 o. Ln!S COMPANY make cOEEeC.
.:cns 81 Norfolk for Eos.or and all points Best;
.. New York with ell points West and Ecrth.
wsa:, and ct Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and freight handled care
fc!!y and promptly. Foe further Information
apply to +. a. REID, agent,
Janaey'e wharf
WE. TEOMPSON, President,
lii6 street.
esp 2T-.f Washington, D. G.
.:...s.- gLgD&'s STEAM LINE WEEK
j=ss:ss:.= s!s; ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVEE,FAOY
D&NCR AND BOSTON.
Appointed sailing days frou Alexandria EV
EGs tuEcJAY and iIom PhilaGe]phis EV.
Err ISH q EBAY.
This line Connects at AleIandrih with thee.
=. 8 b. and w 3 o. <. Rs, snd at Philadel.
Gals with ulyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with prom ptG ess and care
fsas Of commissions.
no charge for transfer in Philsdelphia, and
toHharfsge IN Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures Through rstss and through bills
o. EaalnS given. Insurance st the lowest rates
Agents
T. A. REED, Aiezan6fis.
WM. ? CLYDE & co., philadeinsi Ia
JOHNSON q CO.. Wash. & Geo-gpn
;sa 5-sf
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1TEAEEES.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co.

(LIMlTED)
Boats between WASHINGTON and ALHX.
Leave Seventh street uhsrf at 90 8 80 80
10 90 an: II 30 g. NJ, and II 80. 80. 2 80. 80.
80. 30, 6 80 and p N.
Leave AexsnGria Of 6 90, 7 80, s sc. 9 80 10 80
ant IL 80 y; a., and II 50, 80. 250, 8 3D. 4 80.
20 and so D. II.
P0FG.M.sC isEV.ER A6NDI.iGS.
The steamer ARROWSAITH leaves 7sh st.
Thsrt Washington, at =, m. and Alexandris
II 80 a. n EVERY MONDAY, THURS.
Day and SATURDAY for oil river landings.
On Mondays ss fer % Nomni Ferry; on Thurs
day r omlli and Cufriomsn; on Saturday Cur
lionsn snd Leonardtown; connects at Shop
hesd'g with B. b O. K. K.
G. " RIDLEY Gen. Mansger.
Capt. 'fNo. <. WooD. It. e Psss. + ct (uol5
Ei'cR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FOR
TEESS MGNRCE and TIE SOUTH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-09
DV ED.


BLAND. On November sth 1854 MARY FRANCIS.
beloved daughter of Mary and Edward Bland. sssd
three years and seventh months
residence. sol L street southwest. -A''s
D. o the sn :"
mel hsld and ssn,a BrsSI and OF the
papers please copy
BURGESS. On the morning Of November 9, 1884,
ghter Of Martha c. and the late John W. Burgess
AGED seven yesrs aud two days. baltimore papers
~, The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away:
Funeral from Rock Creek Church, d. c., Friday NJ.
ternoon. November 10. at O'Clock.
CARTER On h, Wednesdsy SoysmbeEs 1850, ANNIE
twenty fifth years of her age.
She suffered. OH no tongue can tel.
To take her to himself To rest
2ae frse T take place from her late No.
O'clock eatises ana friends 81 the a1n,ix r. adr
ally invited to attend. ''' =.
the seventy fourth year of his age.
AZ Atm stree, southeast sunday three Friends
are are not to send Friends and relatives
New York and Providence papers plesse copy.l
retdaaes Es Tsssssy IN at his
runsri IL At II O'Clock Friday morning, from the
na Oh 'he Ascension Friends are invited to Ct
MEREDITH HWY weMSnssasy November sh 1854 q
Annie and se ase James ygact DAUGHTER ,S o
years. one month and twenty two days.
rsaesce q Ffhs Id. m"sa I the
lRichmond and Norfolk papers please copy.l
of son law Francis GSdsin No isss sd street.
northwest. Mrs. ANNA N. NICHOLS. aged sixty
Intermen n at Philadelphia
WA ag M;H. On November sth; 1852. REnTEA A.
Major Charles H. Manning. of Salem, Massachusetts,,
Funeral from No 81 D street northeast. tomorrow
Qr1day) at p. m Friends are respectfully invited.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. LOCATED ON TIE
MESI SIDE OF FIRST STREE EAST BE-
TWIN AND STREETS SOUTH AID ON
SOUTH s. REET, BE wEEN SEVENTH AND
SAN3L STREETS LAST, OPPOSITE u. S.
By ylr-.e of decree Of Supreme Court Of
Osfrict 81 Columbia. PASSED Equity Cause No
55oS. tile Central National Bank vs.. Guinand es-IA
alb All oiier Tor sale at public ton in front of
the resSfTe pieces 81 property mentioned the
days Gnd hours stated, ali the interest title and estate
of the Srtes 70 said slit and to the fOowin rea
estate situate IL the city Of Washington, in said Dis
tr.ct q Wit - -'
on Thur sDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1899
At X O'CLOCK T. NJ, Lot 9. in the square coo
back hat width III fee alley 80 feet wide i'm
proved BY one-story Frame Office and two-story
Hrnms b Iilding. A'
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. 1882
OF the Same hour Lot 5, in square So having fron.
Of 40 feet ~ inches south street. runn ny back
that width l29 feet IL inches to alley 30 feet wide
and bounded the west by another Is Z; eft wi le
This lot j. Cnimproyed, and is desirable for building
purposes. The AnecCsts and Potomac II r. ears pas
SINK the street which IL froEts, and being ii close
PROXIMITY u the navy yard
Terais of sals One-fourth cash the day ssc or
within days thereafter, the residue IL four equal
instruments n twelve, eighteen and twenty four
nionts frcl the day IF sale. the purchaser giving his
her their promiss0r therefor bearing interest
from TIE Gay OF sale six reg per snnum all
specuve Darc"s sold 10 be aIned until The fun amount
OF tins purchase money and interest is raid II any
purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms o.: sale
reserve the right to reavertise and resell the property
% tbs risk and cost OF such defsultng purchaser Tho
property Will ~ offered separate lots parcels $50
deposit Gu acceptance OF each old.
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee.
n4-eod&Ss SOB ID street northwest
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A FouRrEKN-YE.R OH GIRL 10 pr Hay,

A FoURTEEN-YEAR OLD GIRL TO BE HANGED
Mary Booth, colored, aged about fourteen years Is
10 be hanged at Surry House, Surry county,
va, ON The 18th inst, for the murder or Mrs X C.
Gray and Travis Jones, some months ago In that
county. The murder was committed solely for the
purpose OF getting small sum OF money which
was supposed 10 be concealed somewhere I'm the
mousse The girl killed her victims by adm lnlster-
ing Strychnine TO them In the food that had been
cooked Tor their breakfast Soon after the murder
strong threats were made OF lynchng the culprit
VINO Is The youngest girl ever sentenced TO be
nanged In virginia Mr.. Gray, the husband OF the
murdered woman, before his removal 10 Virginia.
was an offclal OF one OF the largest western rail-
roads, with his headquarters I'm Chicago and was
reputed 10 be very wealthy. Since the death OF
his wife he has frequently threatened TO take his
lie, and a short time ago he committed suicide by
shoot ing himself through the head.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Butler sgL butler; argued and sub
mttted. -

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
yesterday, Butler sgL butler; argued and sub
mitted.
CIRCUIT CoyRT-rufgs Hacarfhur
1eSteriay, Engs Son agt. Bedding, Carfella
agI Ford, and Denham ana Toier a Co. age
hUnter; defaults johnson act. Easay; iudg-
meat OF condemnation. Mouton sgL Brown; sub
mittea TO jury.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-rsf0e W,gfe
Yesterday. Fannie MoTten, alias Noulfon crand
larceny: not guilty. James TAYLOR and Rohert
DAVIS, burglary and larceny; Taylor not guilty
ana Davis guilty-notice or a mot on for a new
triaL William Bright, alias Robinson, and William
ROBINSON. house-brcaking In the day: both guilty.
William Robinson sent 20 the reform school unfti
twenty-one years OF age and Bright 60 three years
In the penitenuary. Frank Minor, murder of VIC
toria Minor; pleaded guilty: sentence suspended
William Slmms, house-breaking; guilty; SEN
fenced 10 the penftentiary for ten years Martha
Ella BraXton, larceny, three cases. pleaded guilty
I'm two and not guilty in the third; sentenced TO
two years In each case and nole prosequi entered
In the third. Maria Davis, house-hreaking; recoC.
nizance forfeited. George w. Robey. assault with
intent TO Kill onicer Morris Qunian; pleaded not
guilty. Ella Randolph, assault with intent TO KIN
Clara II anson; pleaded not guilty.
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ACTION TAKEN IN NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a meeting OF the commits
S1Oners OF the state OF New York on the Garfield
monument fund, who are now engaged in
promoting the national bazaar, Industrial
and art exposition at Washington, ID. c.,
will be held at the Mutual Trust company Friday.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field has been appointed as chief
commissioner OF the state OF New York, and Col
Austen secretary OF the Trust company, is acting
as secretary OF the New York commissioners
Gen. HaZen and Gen. Swain, from Washington
Will be present tomorrow morning to represent
the WASHINGTON board Of dlrectOrS.
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THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC. BRLoNd.
ING TO THE ESTATE OF The LATE JOHN
G WATLRS. DECEASED.
By yirtueof deed OF trust dated the 9th day Of
February. A. ID. 1873 and recorded in Iiber No $50
SSJ fo1o Oh one OF the land records for the District
Of Columbia. and by the written request the party
auction IN front Of the premises respectively ON
following described real estate, situate in the city
OF WASHINGTON. District of Columbia. to wit:
AT HkEE p. NJ, the southern fifteen feet and three
bered four a. in square numbered four hundred and
seventy (411). improved by q nearly new brick
At II Fl PArT THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. part of
Lot Dered two CD in square number five hundred
the Washington street forty four feet and
oneeh OF inch west of the northeast of said
lot numbered two and running thence south eighty
north eighty TO said line Washington street and
thence west with said line twenty eight inches
Houses.
At FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. part Of lot numbered
twenty-five 23) i'll square numbered six hundred and
twenty (o2 beginning for the same at the southeast
corner If said lot numbered twenythree (23) run
ming thelce north with the line of North Capitol
street hundred and nineteen CI9l feet and three
inches the west seventy (70) feet: thence north
feet; thence south hundred and fifteen feet and
Iree incnes and thence east with the north line of
proved by large double frame house. six room
frame touse and one stable.
Six, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
the purchaser viii be taken bearing interest
secured by deed on the property 800 deposit
required On each piece of property when struck off
dsy OF sale the propery viii resold risk and
cost Of She defaultng purchaser after five days al
yertisement AL Claims for damages to said lot 3D.
1ol street reserved to the of John G. Waters
f fffGksE TrksTgFFssPTELL.} Trustees.
J. t COLDWELL, Auctioneer. MD