davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
strange HallncinatIon.

Roger " illiams, aged twenty eight
years, of Oakland, California, recover
ed from pulmonary disease through
an operation of the TRANSMISSION of
blood. As no human being was will
ing To be bled in his behalf, the blood
OF cats was used. Williams brooaed
over his strange recovery, and his
friends began 10 fear for his sanity.
He refused to go to bed at night, bnt
slept on rug before the fire, saying
that he believed he was gradually be-
ing transformt d into a eat. When
not asleep at night he wosld wander
through the house, and when outside
he would scale the roof and sit on the
chimney. Finally he was examined
for commitment to the insane asylum
and during the examination il was
found impossible 10 restrain him from
jumping aud running on all fours,
keeping up am ear piercing mewing.
When taken TO the Stockton Asylum
1t was necessary to tie him to seat
i'm the ear. At the depot he got loose
and tried to escape underline platform,
but was captured and lodged in the
ASYLUM. Williams was n young man
of considerable intelligence, and at
one time was u student OF medicine.
His case is considered by the doctors
to he one of the most remarkable hal
lucinaiions on record.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John Spiker, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1HE
~ undersigned. J. b. Mathewson. Ad-
ministrator of the estate of John Spiker, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10
exhibit them with necessary vouchers within
three months from the first publication of
this notice at the store of Mathewson Bros,
in the town of Hamilton, County of White
Pine and State If Nevada, the same being
the place for the transaction of the business
af said estate. and il not so presented will be
forever barred.
J. b. MATH EWSON.
Administrator of the estate of John Spiker,
deceased.
dated at Hamilton, New, August Is. 1887.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
HEIGHT AND WEIGHT.
The Relation Existing Between
Height and Weight In the Human IA
Buffalo Commercial.1

nOuy.
Buffalo Commercially
"You ask a very practical question:
How much should a person of given
height weigh? Is there a standard
between height and weight? A
healthy child, male or female, grows
in length by more than one-half OF its
size during the first two years; it in
creases from 30 per eeIt 8. .6s5 inches)
to about 70 per cent l31.10 inches). Ii
trebles or quadruples its height; that
is TO say il weighs 3 TO XII. at birth
equals "a TO 10 pounds); 10 xii. (25
pounds) in the first year; II Kill. 80
pounds) in the second. On the aver
age, a child from months 10 years)
grows in length about per cent each
year equal 2.4622) inches); the
weight of the body goes on increasing
TO the Sth year. rising III boys to 20
xii. 80 pounds) and III girls TO 10 Kill.
az pounds). From this age Is
years. until puberty, boys increase in
height 30 per cent l2.l55 ieet) each
year, reaching at the age of L years a
height of l3s per cent (over 4.52 feet)
and girls l35 per cent (4.I2l feet) on
an average. Boys gain about 2 xii.
Is ponnds) in weight per year, girls a
little more, So that on the 18th year
children OF both sexes weigh, on the
average, about 30 xii. (75 pounds).
From l3 10 20 years youths grow some
80 per cent Oils inches(, girls 20 per
cent is inches). The increase of
weight is even more rapid than before,
l. Il IN, hove
Is years old, and in girls Of the same
age 81 xii. Q274 pounds). In the
10Th year the man is It's per cent
fover = feet in heigth, and weighs
63 xii. a574 pounds. while the
woman il l57 per cent (5.15 fe t IN
heighD and weighs So xii. Q27E
pounds). Man in his 10th year attains
his maximum weight, 63. q xii. il59
pounds), aud then begins To lose flesh.
Women continue 10 grow heavier,
reaching about 56 XII. (l40 pounds),
until the 50th year. Between 45 and
90 men become more eorpulent and
women very rapidly grow older; in
both the size OF the body dminlsheS.
Wagner.
1t is desirable for all persons,
whrtler suffering, in health or other
wise, To know as near as possible what
the normal weight should be. We
are indebted 10 the late DR.. Hutchin-
son Tor weighing alone 1000 :nen OF
various ages. There i, indeed, an
obvious relation between the height
aud weight SO pertinacionsly weighed
and measured. Starting with the
lowest men in the tables, it will be
found that the increased weight was
as nearly as possible five pounds for
every inch in heigth beyond 81 inches.
The following figures show the rel
alive height and weight Of individuals
measuring five feet and upwards;
Weight. lbs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08

His friends say that Frank Gray,
Churchill county, has big fortune
in his soda and borax fields along the
&. q c. X. II.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
Soriftg Mrttings.

Col. Baker Post No. i3, C. A. r.
REGULAR MEETINGS, LAST SATuR-
! day evening IN each month. at O'Clock
at Grand Army llall, in Cherry Creek
soJonrnlng Comrades ar. cordially invited
To attend.
A. I. SrEARSs. Adjutant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
JOB PRINTIN

TIE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kirds Of Job
Printing In q neat manner and at living
rates. Any job from lady's visiting
card To q full-sheet poster turned at short
notice. Oders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08

DrCT not, life is sweeping by, so and dare
nlOt before you die, something mighty
and sublime leave behind to conquer time"
SiB n week in your own town. s. outfit free.
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
quired We will furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as
men, and boys and girls make great pay.
Reader, If you want business at which you
eanmake great pay all the time. write for
particulars to II. HALLErT 4 Co.. Portland
Maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-09-08
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
w. l. DAVIS.
Terms of Subscription |:

One cspy. enc year. by mail l...........s5 90
One copy six months. by mail. .......... 90
One copy. b. mail. three month........ 90
One copy by carrier. month ............ 75
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23

AS tho time aproach.S for sim
RENEWAL OF subscriptions. Tho t;nn would
remind its MHny fri.b,lE and &oltwihhcre
over where. thht II IL uyuin u candidate
for their confederation uId support
Upon i,s roC"sd for The puat ton y"asH il
relies for u continuance Of The .earty -ym.
vathy and g%cneEous CO operation which
bav': hitherto been extended "a u from
every qnnrter ot the union.
Tho bully Sun is Il four pat:"-ehce, Of
% c"lumns. pvlCe by mail. poas rald, 50
ctnts u month, or 30 81 per ycar.
The sunday edition Ut the Sun IL al
cIglt-parc rheca VI sc columns. While
giving ; 10 ,,ewe Of the day, IL alsn cou-
'aiue lu1gc h,nonnt Of literary aud mia-
ccllan' ns matter specially prepared for
|N The Sunday knn has met with great
sncccaa- Post paid, one dollar and TWEEN
Nv ccnte o year.
The WEEKLY Sun.
Who does not know the Weekly Sun ,
u oircnIatcs thro"ghoMtth c Uuited States,
the CnnHdaa. aud beyond. Ninety thou
sand families ercct is welcome pages
weokly, md regard 1t In the lsrht o!gGlidr,
counsellor. H,ui friend. lia news. cditu
tiai, agricultural. ami literary departments
make il e!ir.ntisily o Journal tor the faml
" aud lbc fireuido. Torms One i,oiIur a
year. post paid. Thls prize. quality con.
sidered, makes IL The cheapest newspaper
published. For clubs Ut lon, with ten
dpliais each. We will s.hd au extr0 copy
ite.. Adl1es: Publiaher II the SUN,
Nsv York City.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
4 GREAT PAPER.
M National FamHy Fo!., {
III. South.

AZ Columns. Do You Take it ?
The SUNNY SOUTH has been
constantly improving till i, has
now nearly attained to luhcctiou.
The last isanc comes t. ~ cnlurg,
ed to A. columns, is really q grand
number in every respect. aud
every 'mdy should send for it
without delay. IN future it will
combine oil tho beat features u
all the papers VI the day, and may
Justly he called the rotionh famIy
peper Of tn South, for every fam.
lily will surely take it. l. will
contain every possible variety Of
reading matter, with splendid
illustration and everything to
entertain, amusc aud instruct q
family. Make up clubs i'll every
community, and send right along
for il. Clubs Of five can get it
FOR 500 each a year. 4 single
copy is $3.50, Don't wait for
Agents.
Address.
j. Ii. g. W. 3. SEALS.
ATLANTA, Ga.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23

WEEK..
WEEK.!
"""><e< /."s"rI

III" frEElhE JUihhii If1>.kY
W uIH va, i.l:m, ,a h~y,acniaiint
en' ,'isn'.',ru jlia "rh .,rn 'ts!l.h Fup
.c>'Htv''o N"si"p.r Il a.. %o,tli' 4
d tet'.:,iu and valuable ;iawara,.J, VI
has no JuIrt,tF ~ il,i",nun',y j.; ~ ~.
uut!i. /, %uirlen3, r,,u, II "%i-,Iru. wa,
u t.ntrc!is" IL,,lt i!ph!,1. add i.I>,
HHti I.JsDln... $50 r.liH ii.ii lii"H,
~" itn.p"Ii!, .nma morality of tn,
United .tat4. II, j" IBID. hitnht and
ne" r, .'nt:i't., thn thr',es.f s,i,t.ai ,in
III" m",t oou,r..in ;..ninu}> ST ia.
ncwe u l'n ~r!I, thn ~, !.'.n.ap';t
and .rn.tai cuat'.i'n.itnC.. inlI kuIl
a"d >tHnh 'e.uat.. nur,t.t l:pullAniasii
isn %,'ir",a. Tn'man. i y. ,u}rut., -,,l.L
lid "tItpa' Hn,iuiHstnii., and rnvrleth",
t"rrF ';tp,rtu,vut for chiiiirtl, an
s".,, ~ correspondence, ,fr etc. IN A
""aG, '"vetv,'rue ia make il u delight
tc III" family cilct., and Invaluable 10
The mn't "s huhi,txr. Vie t,unIef, tie
mechanic, uni tho lnb",.t.
Ip'rrmer ctpia, aud tai G,4.ipti.
r,:ui'nm ":'"u|:ho VII ~ -.,,s fi.4 81
c'a'E. 10 any D VI: p%,a,'Cnt,nn. Sab
a'Iiptinn terms. l",,'1G" frr nIt- 10.
Daily -: Sunday e. Weekly $50
Any one fs!23I'H four y.n'iy sui,4cr,-
tela md ,ix .'n'ln.s, vii! 'm ,u,it.c,l W
i'm extra copy % tic W.rkiy Counter
J"nrna! Il year, free to any u:tr..-.
Adde'S,
". y. DALbEMAN.
tti.,h,i ,urte,,J,avna IN fx,,avt1. a..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
>,W Itfn )
G. as-i4i. i.ii.. Illustrated

q ds-f1's All" ii'Hstia''H'
Tho di9"r0 th@ title 0: IS s"rics
VI akctciic,5 14tlic shady s:dG OF Ut"
InI c',asag% IA the hrsat Ne
sr1s'ui,s, now beng iulay N!nss'o-
ted FROM AUTHENTIC aketche- i" the
Nas'o'.h Fr::tt& t"1sst.
81 ~" YpiA, W:'ea ans Realistic
ard faithful r'nfsra''mea 'rpn zeal
'hf- ". A'i'is1'a'b'ho i'e ny nc
'tat artistic 'a.".' a~'t"'L-a'!t, a"i
~" '~iec''!'ipHS htc ''"A" tnc tch
"i nc "pat "a'Gd }%nnthaiiat .u'i
of'is'"''~ "F''f 81 AMel!ca "i'n u
- 1~oh's.':A, hE" ''V"t'.u TIA:
~a"ier h;h1 " "oul pointing
'1ii!I'' -ti.E',i' IL J., ,''"'ciCht
20 .aY i',!; .>tY inth h"-'j:
b''c w'i' '"t ca ne mt v'ics,
W., VIVA All ,:h''iA! pictures 81
we ,.':'*i t"','i'' u hi. - w."
'"if NY shot 'a" f.''r t"'h
presenter - ''r ,'n>''c. n:
-''.'"a' i"i''@ '>Httc " tG"
''K, ~ '"' al" hy AZ
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
THE CuLTIVA
TOR.

Now is tho timo to subscribe
for the old aud reliable Ayricul:
.uval. Journal. II il in its XxXvIi
volume and stunh Ut The head
Of agricultural papers, IL Is now
published by the Constitution
Atlanta, TIA.
Price $751;. 1888 $50 per annuul
Clubs Of 10 1850
Cluts IL 30 -. 5000
TIE WEELY CONSTITUTION
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAMILY
PAPER.
Price AUS. ! so per anhuu
Clubs ri lN......i2.5O
Club. uf 80. 49,. 1000
The Cultlvator. aud Weekly 10
the same address $50
Agents waited every vert. lib
efal commissions. Address.
CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
7. n. EEl.N 4 90

Spe"mcI copies sent i'ce"n application
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
TIE wEELY CONSTITUTION
SCHOOL BOARD.

ApBEvIiLEs April II, 1888.
The Srhuol Board mct this day IN
axtr, ~session, for the purpose Of pass,ng.
on the Bond of the Treasurer elect Me
N. G. Young, with the following MON
hers rres,nt, ~ wit w. w. Edwaide.
President, and MUssrs John NuEicr. J
IL. Pu.nam and J. N. Williams Absent:
t,.asrs. John Morgan. u. Z. Brcussard
anl Nathan Perry.
The aforesaid Bond having been ex
canned, the same was rejected, by ten
sou Of tho affidavit attached thsseto not
showing the qualification cf the suletlcs
III conformity TO law.
On motion tue Board adtonined 10
meet gu Saturday May 5th 1853.
W. w. EDWARDS, P,esidnnt
J. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
HOMES For THE MILLION
IL III vermiliMn Parish, Louisiana
Never overflowed. Send stamr tor de-
sgript,ve circular 70
aEEMuM ION l~sy&lGEA1Ios ASSOCIATION,
AsreyilAe. La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23

aud tho MEElDIoHAL one year for
III" extremely tow price IT. ~ 50 CASA
tin,nn Rouge u now thn l%srn,an"ul Capt
tai o' 'h,a great State. aot this IL ~ TX.
~ce,iunt opportunity 70 Hct the Capital aud
rnti,., news Tor iiit, nlptc thin OxE
fncr. The CAFIIinLAH 81 q spicy,
io,esc .,."p Journal. died with literary
~utA,,ct for the ludit-. bamoS TOR ,fm TON
lovinn, hsatr,Icni atuetrio- for the stmivi,A,
|un,i ne~e sram 81: rart- IL The Wortt. u,
every one, Its %rh,.or'aii .rr'. t,s: . !
scnt l.ui't'ra, topice .. eli. ,!ay Mc " /.
ten In e p,lLy uut ni.rucLtv" style. Will,
olh., s"bjec,a 4fitupoAnnc. @vu hta,m,
ad !" .ha te1'tsA %Yie"ur"ue nnI "nnii.
tlhsh'e tcrne. " ID. ~ .trl. u trAA.,a,,
DoW"c,t'ic tun,ly ~n.ws?np"t. calculated
| 70 clcrat. md a~irenPi}lf., Nh %.nnrr!- d
ou1 sitat.'. and rhrn.d cirrnia'c ~ ever
| NOOK and ceru"r IT IT. tuuuhaIics.
.'.Hd ID the put.jishere. Nnr u specimen
! copy, which Is iu; wulhe2 f1ee upon ~
| plicstion Adde'S The ChPITOLIAN
| Eaton Rouge, La,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
THE SUN.

(ESt. NEW YORK, 1883
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
III. HAAS,
Cotton FactO
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nm E2 Carnndelot Street

p. q. Box 27l7. New Orleans.
Liberal advances made on shipments
Of Cotton. Rlos and other Produce Also
advances maae to GoSan, h,ce aad
Sugar Planters IN lst Mortgage Sc
carly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
EXCELSIOR.
-----.-
IIlG GalVt Stpn views

~ entering nnr''r. ;-.f. m,hta III
tiHh ;"un.i'ne in"n,'@s>, t", comply u.
ieit to It.t steady u,oEtts. tr"n year q
vent ~ Ita trH un~MlnGiidiinI TO ia.
continued ,rrertubcc III M ,n,"'ttc'n
lhl aiincuiaL'gu 'ealtnG public Il
pa.nts To II. ie.r.l II, ia" vast u. tom
,sl,ug IT," mtrtt au.h.nt'c aud m...
tciiisg prn jI""',t, g., the f"'n. fha'
IL viii hei"a,t.,, ~ ~hr,.!oiotA, ia a.
cLos.u field.
ECLHHE cUJit E1tJJON
1nd u.,s ptumrtiY a'h eH"G,'ptly GvC'S
advantage r"'a-Ai'a ~ the way ot ~
rsoasel mato,isi, i,eciiitn, fri imhsOv-
ing uIun l,scit IA nj the k.atWri 81 4
.~.en.lal newapnrrI far The people mny
l.. eA.t"l without pi'shmittnu and nc
.elted wi'hr.t misr,glng nVun the IA
nnIaucc ii accomplished tnct. such -
],on,nal ~ tho f,ait,a'Dn N.My may DC
t..nricd a. one u ibe n.-c:,asit- If oar
yontem,nt.u,,nHs U~tiliIntlOu. H. IN ia
tie naints Ut . k'nd 81 uhiIuitoia mi
v.Islty III tLs venr'". while their local
rnp-ts afford hit'in IN. In"tG special Ia
al illumination. No .nt"lllEent nnd
suLotanAis! 'i,,zrn should consi,l.l biz
h%o".Ahoid 81 hia place Of has,nc,s ade
~1uhtoly equipped wI,4,"ut tn. regular
presence III w. C"'r,stoa NtNs and n
good local ~uow.parnl.
TERM or SUBSCRIPTION
DAiLy--1't, annnm, $40, when scnt
hy -pa,i per mouth, VI.
DOUBLE SHEET WEEKLY - Que
o"py. ono year. " ten copies. ono yea,
4iT,.n !: twenty copies. ono Year, $50
tHy eopi,a 2, .ne ysa', 1880.
Invm;ally in il.anC. Free ol io,-
tnRc 10 NJ pat" Of the United States
anil Canainp
Krm,i ~ itnit Oh na,ycstoi,, Ip,t
0aiG- m",,,Y "r.LI, ~ registered letter,
Address
II. EEl.N h CO..
GRlSesfOn Ytxns.
SpeuMoi copies soNt free on appl,,atOn
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23

nf JeeHs.
LOCATION most i,cai,hv nui
plea AIT, un the hicxnnJriu l;ranc,,
|nf The M"rEau ~ o.. aud Texas
N.R. Il mi!c5 hy rail !r,tu Vr,-
milionvi'!c. Beautiful rlny2rMul,
and hccnW@ ot ruk heca BULL
DiNES comfortable. CHURCH
new and insignificant, divine SER
vice impressive. FARE substantial
ana wholesome. EDUrA1IoH pa.
%tcr"al. cuItiv",ing ,hc heart as
wcIi a. the Mind. Classical, Sci
lcntiiic and Commercial Conrscs.
|SIccial attention pai.l 30 Book
keeping and penmanship. TERMS
moderate. Per Session l;onrd,
Tuition Wa3iug S25n, l:ci &c Bed
liir SO, Mc1icl Fees 10 First
Entrance nr matricn'niion Fec 10.
t-WFrSiNE oT Session tr6l-S2,
October 9TH REFERENCES:
Fes"hmtY st. Cho,tys fi"1ege
| L*nt I;"tht,s, ~ 0.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
WISE

sHI N umG NcCOnie
wealthy those who do not improve thcir op
portuuit,es remain in poverty. We oHcv a great
chance to make mOuey. We want many men
women, boys mud girls to work for us right IL
thor aHn localities any one can DO The work
properly from fhe tirst start. The business will
pav more than ten times ordinary wsees Ex
peus,ve outfit furnished free. No one who en-
gages fails to msle money rapidly. Yon can
devote your whole ,,me 70 tbs work. or only
you, srara moMsnts FuN Information and all
that IL n.e.ea sen- lies. Addvssa SrHsog 4 IS.
pesiara, yaars. marll-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
NJ. FOLEY, Auctoneer,
9UB 9TH street northwest

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNlMPROVI d REAL ESTATE AT THE
INTERSECTION OF ]. SIRE L NORTHW ST
AND Penn ,YI.YANIA AVENUE, KNOWN AS
No 25OS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPPOSITE
TMO-STOkY b lex BUILDING, KNOWN AS
THE COACH FACTORY OF JOHN PAYNE'S
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the.
District # Columbia. holding Equity Court t;:j
cause wherein Virginia F. Payne and others II
s5s ssa William psyne and
1885, the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc
on FRIDAY. April. TWENTY SEVEN, 1883. st
FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washingtop. District Of
tl3 in square numbered fifteen 15j. improved by
two-story brick building known the coach factory
John Paynes Sons said original lot fronting about SO
feet on street and Pennsylvania avenue. to 80 foot
alley. having Is foot alley the side and con-
tanning about y 8s2 square feet Of ground.
The purchase money be Paid in equal instaments of
one-tiTd in cash. and the balance in and years
IN equal payments, from the day OF SALE the whole to
bear interest from the day of SALE and the said deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
with deed OF trust or mortgage the property sold.
thereof by the deposit Of $3.50 Will be required
IT time Of SALE All conveyancng and recording pur-
chasers cost. il the te of sale not complied
with wthn one week from any sale tie trustees
the right to resell the without further notice at
''' '''N ~ EDWAR lil6 H. THoMAs' 'nA1ef'
Office DIG street n. ". | r.
GLEN W. COOPER, Z irustees.
ap16-d&ds j. L. COLDWEII. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
Irtsh. American. In Cauncii

CLOSING PROCEEDINGS rHg LAND IgA0rp nm
yENrloN-THs UNION PRoyEcr-A NOTION TO oEN.
SCkE the PRESIDENT RULED OUT
At the land league convention In Philadelphia
yesterday. at the afternoon session. the report OF
Secretary Hynes was submitted. IL showed that
during the past year 8 new branches reported 10
the central once and were enrolled There are
now on the roll $50 branches, and pss which arc
not known oricisll,. The total amount or money
April 25 1883. was SO osS The expenses OF the
year amounted 10 g. 400, ana the amount RENTED
TO Ireland was S., 657. The balance on hand at
this date is $4.eia
A committee composed OF one delegate from
each state-A-thur Rooney representing the Dis
trfct OF Columbia-was appointed 10 prepare a
plan TO merge with the National Irish League,
which meets to-day. The committee that waited
upon President Arthur, relative 70 Minister Low
ell, reported the Pr silent replying 20 them
mat pending dlploml tic negotiations he could
say nothng. This provoked motion from Father
Mckenna that the President be censured which
was ruled out OF order. The committee on merg-
Ing returned. and without making a report SUD-
mitted resolution that the deleg ates attend the
convention to-day and assist n promoting the
union, which was adopted.
MT K an made a short address, euiogizing the
work or the land league, and stating that he had
handled as treasurer $4,000, ana that the Ian q
league had received IRON all sources S9S5 0O0 Ak
ing total or 81 100000. OF which nearly million
came from the Irish in America The convention
then adjourned Ia meet with the convention to-
day, IL being understood that the land league adj
JournCd sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
District Govern men, Affair."

Policeman Hin, OF the second precinct. whose
dismissal was mentioned In yesterdays STAR, was
dropped from the force for abusive language to
another officer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
THoMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.

S SoYSIk yso SEAT OF TIL LATE joshhPPHH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the ca
1889. Doc 20. win at public auction to the I'D
highest bidder at the Mansion House upon the prem
MAY. A. d. 1885, at UR O'Clock p NJ. all that
tract parcel of land in the county Of Washington
Eckngton described by metes and bounds ia said
decree) containing 81 10 Of land. more Or less
and improved With large and substantial dwelling
property which is we'll wooded and watered and over
the city TIE tract viii be first offered Is whols. and
not sold we will then offer the according to the
hibited at the SALE viz: Lot l. Improved with the man
sion house and outbndngs containing 40 100 acres
9t sslss acres o
.aGn tas
railroad and upon the Brentwood road. Lot contain
containing soass fos
So 100 This lot has also front Of 548 So. iO6
Terms ef SALE One fifth of tho amount of the pur-
chase money IN cash. and the residue in four equal in
months respecvel from the ay Of sac the purehsser
the deferred payments with interest thereon rate
said rssed the
and snS Rati
fai to comply With the terms Of within ten day
at the risk sad cost Of such defanng purch ser The
plat Of subdivision be seen upon application to the
parcels. ~D NV - ' 49, ~N~''
%Sf & Pss2$$$ERf - s: Trustees,
JOHN HHhS1 4. mi PP69HKEnE trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

INHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF Two-sroRY FRAME
SIDE OF HiGh sT'ERT, FxTEN ED. And
AnyOIAING THE ROAD TO THE NEW NAVAL
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS.
Ely rg Of decree Of the Cont Of the
June. A. D. 1882. IN cause pending in said court
fHR N rHe = 6 bffnfs q D. 1888 81
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, al these pieces of parcels
Ct ground lying and being in Georgetown. 2 G..
ana IL known end on the Plat Of said city
and part Of lot number two hundred and fftysix
(256) in Beatty and HAWKINS addition to George
town, as contained within the following metes and
northwest corner of said lot numbered 257, at q
POINT the intersection of High street contn Jed and
theroad to the United States naval observatory and
line of said road four hundred and fifty feet, thence
south two hundred and forty FIVE feet thence
hundred and twenty three and half feet to the
hundred and thirty five and onehaf feet to the place
of be GINNING containing two acres land
more or less with the improvements thereon. consist
out. buildings necessary in The conduct Of butcher
business
Terms Of sale plescribed by the decree: One-third
of the purchase cash and the balance in equal
instruments, six. twelve and eighteen months from
day of eale, with interest for which the promssory
notes Of purchaser will be AIKEN. ell cash at the
ton OF the purchaser deed given until purchase
cost. deposit of 5000 required at time OF SALE II
terms not compiled with in seven days from the day
OF sale the trustees the right at risk and
sAMUE.. MADDOX.
40 Louisiana ave., ,..
WILLIAM J: MILLER. irus'ees.
ap26 81 % myl S6789