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The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The Harbormaster Is closely watching the
new vessel arrivals for cases of smallpox,
the rumor having been set anoat that
colored people in Maryland suffering with
that disease were trying to reach Washington
by way of the river; but no sick persons have
yet been seen on any Of the boats.
Tho Washington channel OF the Potomac Is
frozen entirely across; the Ice is thicker than
at any other time this winter.
Four vessels bringing $500 bushels of
oysters were among the arrivals at the
wharves yesterday, and there is a slight fall
this morning.
A portion of the ferry wharf, on the outside
of the shed, is being torn up, the space to be
fllled In for q cattle pen.
The steamer Mystic, while backing out Into
the stream this morning, had her rudder
seriously damaged by the floating Ice.
The steamer running to the way landings of
the Potomac are bringing to the city largo
quantities of hay, which is baled for this
market by the Maryland and Virginia farmers.
The business is increasing rapidly.
Tor the last few days work has ceased on tho
Potomac flats, 1t being impossible for the men
TO work on account of the cold weather and
snow.
The cars on tho Belt-llne began again to
run on Water street this morning.
John Miller Is selling fuel remarkably low
this cold weather. Call and 500 him at his
main Office, depot, and kindllng wood MILL
corner OF -Four and.a-half street and Virginia
avenue southwest, and branch offices, 500
seventh street northwest and 1l3 street
southeast.
Stoves, lamps. tin-ware, fuel, &C., at p. G.
Sauers, 13S Four and-a-half street. New
stoves are exchanged here for old ones.
The many friends of Miss Matte Norbeck
will be pleased to learn that she has entirely
recovered from her recent illness.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
EAST WASHINGTON.

meeting OF those interested has been called
for Thursday night, at McCauley's Hall, for
tho purpose OF reorganizing tho Tonth Subdi-
vision Associated Charities. This action has
been tuken I'm view Of the many calls made for
assistance by needy and suffering families,
many of whom are without food and fuel
during this cold weather. Mr.. Il. b. Ferguson
stated 10 n CRITIC reporter this morning that IL
Is tho H. tention OF the remaining few members
OF the old subdivision to effect the formation
OF an efficient organization in East Washing.
ton If possible.
Next Monday evening the active members of
EHPleston Division, Sons Of Temperance, VIII
Hall for the benefit of the division. Tho doors
Will be opened at A o'clock p. M, and no ad-
mission fec viii % charged.
Tho minstrel entertainment and hop by the
wellknown Tallapoosa Minstrels at Odd-Fel.
lows Hall laet night was very successful.
Among the many who participated In tho
dancing exercises wore Misses Lizzie and
Carrie Stuart and Mcssrs. A. Locksman and
W. Hall.
The literary entertainment given by tho
members of Capitol Tent, for the benefit OF
successful. The plays, "That Rascal, Pat"
and "A Regular FIX" were admirably per
formed by Messrs. Southwlck, souder, la Bile,
Bernhard, Martin, and Misses Hayes, South
wick, Mrs. Souder, and others.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, 1. o. r., VIII meet
at tho tentroom next Tuesday evening, at q
o'clock, and proceed IN a body to the Fourth
street NJ. L. Church to assist In the ami
versary celebration of Eagle Tent, 1. o. r. An
eloquent sermon will be preached by the
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Vance.
Tho services of tho MONDAY prayer-meetlng
at the Church of the Reformation, yesterday,
were we'll attended.
Mr.. Louis Neuratb, well-known German
citizen OF East Washington, died at his resi-
dence, corner of Fourth and O streets north
east, last night, after long Illness. Ho was
forty-ive years OF age, and had been In tho
grocery business for u number OF years. Tho
cause OF death was consumption.
-p,s
All kinds of mineral waters at Dooley's phar-
macy, corner OF Third street and Pennsgl-
vania avenue east. Also every kind OF patsnt
and proprietary medicines.
Foreign and domestic fruits are q feature Of
the Excelsior Confectionery, George Weidman,
SOB Pennsylvania avenue east. Candies In
great variety.
DO not fail to visit tho commodious shoe
house of Ferd. Frank, the live shoe maj, for
shoes and boots. Prices for everybody, 333
Pennsylvania avenue east.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The workmen at the shops of the virginia
Midland Railway, In this city, whose working
hours were reduced recently from ten to eight
day, Will on Monday again start the tenhour
system.
The snow is in excellent condition for sleigh.
ing, which is being INDUCED in by many OF
our citizens.
The marriage OF Mr.. George Applch and
Miss Annie Steuernagle took place In tho Ger
man Lutheran Church last night. Rev. Mr..
Lipcodt of1ciated, Tho ceremony was wilt
messed by q number of friends OF the contract.
Ing parties. The happy couple, later IN the
evening, left for an extended Northern tour,
accompanied by the good wishes OF their many
acquaintance in this city.
The remains OF the late Edwin l.. Januey,
OF this city, who died in StauntOn, Va, yester.
day, were brought to this city 10 day for inter
ment. The funeral VIII take place from the
residence OF the iather OF the deceased, Mr.
Samuel II. Janney, on Cameron street. to,mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
There is considerable ice In the river,
greatly impeding the navigation OF steam aud
sailing vessels. The transfer tug Brewertou
was several hours making a landing at hor
wharf In this city yesterday evening. The
steamer virginia has made no trips between
this city and the Maryland shore for several
days.
There was large crowd at Armory Hall,
last night, 10 witness an entertainment ad-
vertlsed to take place by Professor Herman,
who announced that every person who at
tended would receive a present. After the
performance the "Professor" made his ap-
pearance, and slated that, owing 10 the late
ness Of the hour, he would have TO postpone
the distribution OF gifts until to-day, whore
upon the audience became very indignant, and
demanded his arrest. The professor was
taken In charge by Onloors Goodrich and
Simpson, and lodged In the stationhouse.
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AMUSEMENTS.
roRn,s opERA.uousE.

Mile Rhea, in her impersonation OF JaIiet
last night, delighted an audience which
crowded Ford's Opera-Housc in every portion.
Her rendition was received with continuous
applause and her support was excellent. To-
night Rhea Will play AdT9eHRe. At tho matinee
tomorrow CdniHe viii be given, and tomorrow
In "Muoh Ado About Nothing" Next week
the Boston Ideal Opera Company Will occupy
Ford's. The sale OF seats began this.morning,
and is already very large.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Another crowded house greeted Lotta last
night and laughed with her for two hours and
q half. Tonight she Will assume six charac.
ters IN the :" Little ipetectiye, ana at the mat
that famous pair OF comedians, Robson and
Crane, Will appear.
MRS. EAGLEsToN's BENEFIr.
Tonight the Washington Operatic Associa.
tion will render "Patience" at Lincoln Hall
for the benefit OF the late Bud Eagleston's
widow. Tho cast embraces all of Washingtons
finest vocalists aud the Marine band will com
pose the orchestra. There Will also be
matinee tomorrow. The very few seats which
are left may be secured at Ellis music store.
THE SKATING RINK.
There Will be an extremely fashionable as
sembly at the Skating Rink tonight and
night Mr.. Curtis Will entertain the journalists
Of the city and the Capital Bicycle Club. There
Will be fancy bicycle riding by Mr.. Rex smith,
and It is understood that Mr.. William
Plantagenet Copeland will execute several In
leryiews and Presidents message. Don't
fail 10 go and see the Faber followers
NEW THEATRE CoAnQUR.
There will be matinee at the Comique 10.
day. Tho attractions Colonel Snolbaker has
secured this week are Immense, and the pro
gramme is very amusing. Don't fail TO see
Fanny Lucille's ballet and All Mcdowell In
"Women."
NEW DIME MUSEUM,
Thrones visit the New Dime Museum every
day 10 study the numerous curioslties upon
. Ia snNn ngataaa aFav var
good. The Museum is open daily from 70 10
p. m. There are reserved seats for ladies and
children.
DIR. BIsCHoFF's SECOND CONCERT.
DR.. Bischofr's second concert OF this winters
course viii be given at the Congregational
Church tonight. Tickets may be had at
MetZerotte.
TEL u In phIladelnhia aocletY maana
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An Earnest prniest.

Railroad corporations are proyerblally soul
less. Washington street railroads are both
soulless and heartless. II in these respects,
one surpasses another, 1t Is the avenue line,
which also runs a branch up Fourteenth
street. Not content with having people stand,
after certain hour. The last car leaves Four
teenth street at 1924 a. m. each night. II
ia the newspaper mems car. For several
nights past, whom, II ever cars were needed,
they have not run later than 10 ;05 a. m. Last
night at least twenty persons were on hand for
the 12;2 car, but the car was not. The fact
that the streets leading TO the Northwest are
almost clean OF snow this morning, is account
ed for by the sulphurous language used In
dressing down the car company.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

false, ecandalous and wholly groundless nccu-
satlon that on Sunday, tho 31st day OF Decem-
ber, 1882, had spent more than two hours at
q notorious "fence.house" In tho city OF Wash
ington.
Assuring you again that court the fullest
and most thorough investigation into my ON
cial conduct, but In the manner secured 10 me
by law, and confident OF my ability TO con-
vince the unprojudced minds OF your hon
ornblc board fully OF my innocence, havo the
honor to be,
Your obedlent servant,
JAMES a. MCDEvITT.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

The New York Offices.

The appointments to the New York oflices
have not yet been finally settled. The slate
to-day appears to be:
Collector OF Port-M. W. Cooper or General
Lloyd Asplnwall.
Surveyor of Port-Corporal James Tanner or
State Senator Robert II. Strahan.
Naval Oncer-John II. Lydecker.
District Attorney-Robert Sewell or some
person not yet mentioned.
There are thirty applicants for the places,
who have been In this city for a week. Neither
General Aspinwall nor De Witt Clinton
Wheeler was an applicant for any ofilce what
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
PERSONAL.

MR.. WASH MCLEAN, of Cincinnati, is
at tho Riggs House.
COLONEL MORRIS PINcHovER, the
distinguished claimant, has not been heard
from for the past two months. Some OF his
friends are apprehensiye that he has met with
foul play.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

llBids will be received at my office, 1871 street
until noon of FRIDAY, January 20, 1885, for
grading square s62, in this city. Two bids must be
made, one leaving q two foct-terrace and the
other leaving a three-foot terrace. Bids must
specify the time desired within which to do the
work, not exceeding two years, and may be made
either for the whole or for portion OF the work.
Ten per centum OF the amount due under any
,entract will be retained until the completion of
he work. Reserve the privilege Of rejecting any
or all bids.
!. g. KIMBALL,
j6 Attorney at-Law.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
w 030 Louisiana avenue.

Jgy vfrtua pf IA dood nf truaf dasa1 np 10 11tI,
day Of March. 1879. and duly recorded Ia llber
9Oi folio 42l, one Of the land records Of the Dis
on MONDAY tho I'D day OF January, 1853, at
o'clock p. M In front of the premises all that
four hundred and seventy three (i73), according
TO the subdivision OF sad square made by the
veyor's Office of said city, commencing ut point
one hundred and forty six Ci5) feet from the
south along sixth street twcntyiOur (2i) feet;
thence west seventy.ilve (75) feet; thence north
twenty'fOur I'D feet; thence east seventy (75)
feet TO the place OF beginning, located on Sixth
street southwest, between NJ and n streets, the
same being improved by n two-story frame house.
TermG-One-half cash, the balance in ak aud
twelve months, with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust on the property. All
conveynncingat pnrchaser's cost, one hundred
dollars deposit at time of sale.
SIMON JOSEPH,
- AUGUSTUS p. BAURMAN,
10 6iO13i7 2022 Trustees
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered In " ID 'Ward" prints, 55c.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &C. per at. Cream 15r. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

District Of Columbia County Of Warrington,
SS.:
/, Henry G. Swain, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear shat the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
HENRY g. SWAIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF January, 1885,
WILLIAM FITCH, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
NJ. G. EMERY.
NJ. w. BEVERIDGB,
GEO. w. PEARSON,
Directors,
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

New York frm has engaged a clothing
pattern cutter OF Boston at a salary OF $4,000
a year.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

sc-rr. NoTICE-THD ANNUAL MEETING OF
H&S the stockholders of the Potomac Terra
Gotta Company stands adjourned to MONDAY,
29th inst, at Office OF The company, at Terra
Gotta. JOHN LYNCH, JR,
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ADJUSTMENTS

-, \ -, a.
IF YOU LOVE TO LISTEN TO GOOD
l. stories well told, attend the lecture on Lin.
coin; the Lawyer, by the Crer Of the Court
Sunday night, ilt-2t
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en- The anove ls further Postponed On account
of the weather until WEDNESDAY, January H.
1883, same hour and place.
jnIOpod JAM MES F. KINES, Trustee,
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eSsn SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFF1cE OF THE
Attorney, at Law.
OFFICE OF THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF D. O.,
902 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.

OFFICE OF THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF ID. c.,
902 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30, 1882.
The annual meeting OF the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of the District of Columbia Will
be held on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1888, the 18th proximO, at Odd-Fellows'
Hall, seventh street, between ID and Z streets II.
W., commencing at o'clock Il. M.
By the charter of the company the election oil
seven managers, to constitute a board to conduct
the affairs OF the company, Is required to be held
at the above meeting.
BY the sixth article of the by-lews of the COM
pany 1t ie provided: At the annual meeting of the
company The first busir ess in order shall be the
appointment OF q chairman who shall conduct
tie meeting and election in accordance with the
act ofincorporation between the hours of9 o'clock
a. IN. and 6p. M.
teid
Amount of premium notes held by
the company" sljlI5O3 w
Amount of cash on hand d...,.........,.." 2,670 70
Cash received on renewals Tor year
1888 v,onu -
SECURITIES l-outo ~
Real estate 1860 90
mate vaiue]. 500 90
Losses by fire ier the year 1882 ad-
justed and paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,isO lS
Losses by fire for the year 1882, ad-
jused and unpaid....... ................,. 125 90
BY order OF the board OF managers OF the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company. ,,o,,,,r,
]. WESLEY BOTELER,
ds0iit Secretary.
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T.F.U. Il. in Philadelphia society means
np'towners.-N y. Herald.
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pcH SPECIAL NOTICE.

The citizens and residents of the District of
Columbia are earnestly invited to join the Citi-
zens' Committee In their efforts to present ere
ditable Carnival Display upon the streets during
the present sleghing season. A committee of
well-known citizens has been designated to award
three handsome prizes for the most original and
grotesque display. All persons participating Will
report on Maryland avenue at the foot OF the Cap
tol, tomorrow at o'clock sharp for designation
in line. JAMES E. WAUGH,
II Chief Marshal.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12
AUCTION SsLES


II T. CoLDwELL, Reai Estate Auctloneer.
1,RUsTFEs SALE OF A TwosToRy
FRAME HOUSE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
. STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND TIIIRD
STHEETS NOR1HWEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated July II, A. ID.
1873 duly recorded In Llber No. go. folio no ei
seq, one of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, shall sell at public auction in front OF
the premises, ON SATURDA Y , January q, iSs3, at
o'clock y, IN, all that certain parcel OF land and
pr,nses situate In the city of Washington, u. o..
ana known and described as being parts of lots
NUMBERED - and 20, In tquare numbered 55i, he.
Enilng Tor the same at n point fifteen 10 feet
west nom the northeast corner of said lot num-
nered w ana running thence east thirty feet,
thence south 20 feet thence west 30 feet, thence
with the improve mentH, Nc.
Terms-Onet third cash, balance In six and
twelve months. with interest at d per cent per
annum, secured by deed of trust on the prouerty
sold, or all cash. ut option OF the purchaser x
deposit of s50required at the time of sale and all
conycyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to- he
complied with In seven days. otherwise the trus-
tee reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
hve days advertise sement.
d27eod JAMES F. KINEs, Trustee.
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IN The above sale is Postponed on account OF
the weather until WEDNESDAY, January 10th,
1889, same hour and place.
jaG-a&ds JAMES +. KINEs, Trustee.
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u--BELL g. co., BANKERS.
UeGY 1437 PENNSYLVANIA A

BELL g. CO.. BANKERS.
UGxY 1i37 PENNSY IVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
WAsHINGToN d. O., Dec. 15, 1882.
The undersigned have formed n co-partnership
under the firm name Of BELL & CO., as hank
eral Banking. Exchange and Discount Business:
ays tGs IN tSe prnenai Eastern ces
at par and in other cities and towns at the lowest
current rates OF exchange. We have every facility
gardng bonds and Stocks usually operated In In
the principal cities. and VIII make purchases
CHARLES ]. BELL,
JAMES Il. FITCH,
ROBERT c. FOX,
d14-Im GEORGE w. BROWN.
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LoTrA.


NATIONAL THEATRE. LoTrA.
Engagement Of the Inimiiable
LOLITA
And her own Comedy Company.
This Friday Evening,
THE LITTLE DETECTIVE.
Lotta assuming Six Different Characters,
which will be repeated tomorrow night.
MATINEE To. MORROW ATe,
BOB.
Monday, January 1.-THE Comedians
ROBSON & CRANE
Box-sbeet for sale ofseas now open.
FoHD's' FASHIONABLE WEEK
Engagement Extraordinary OF The Great Society
Artist,
MILE. RHEA--
Supported by WILLIAM HARRIS and We'll.
selected Company.
REPERTOIRE:
This Friday Evening,
ADRIENNE.
saturday Matinee,
CAMILLE
Saturday Evenlng..."Much Ado About Nothing,
January 15-BosToN IDEAL OPERA co.
Seats now sale.
A RICH TREAT SUNDAY NTGHT-CAP-
"A tain Kidd, of Illinois, lectures ON Abraham
Lincoln. Colonel 1ngersoll will also say some.
thing about Lincoln. jll.2t
NEW THEATRE CoMIoUE.
MONDAY, JANUARY AND DURING THE
Sensation and Huresque in Way That VIII
Asohish the Natives.
A NEW BALLET.
a NEW oLIo.
A NEW BURLEsQUE.
AND 30 VERY HANDSOME LADIES.
USUAL MATINEEs
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
PRICES:
Evening. Matinee.
Orchestra. Orchestra .,........35
Parquette.." ........"S Parquette.
Gallery, ,adults.."...."l5
NEW DIME MUSEUM
IN PENNA. AVE, NEAR 1ITII ST.
GRAND PERFORMANCE AND LIVING
CuRIOSlTIES.
PROFESSOR HARDING
And HIS wonderful Panorama.
Uncle Toms Cabin. The Dancing Bears and
Host OF Other Novelties.
ADMISSION ONLY 10 CENTS.
Open from to 1op. m. Daily. Reserved seats
for ladies and children.
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TE,IIE LECTURE ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
i Sunday night is new and splendid, The
lecturer knew Lincoln well for many years, and
Is u fine orator. i'll
The Evening critic., 1883-01-12

pENBF1T OF BUD EAGLEsToN's WIDOW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-06
what. tho natter via Hoadly.

OHIO STATE Journal
NV there is an opportunity afforded to
Hoadly to show his mettle. Foraker has
thrown down the def" and Hoadly can't
afford 10 refuse to take 1t up after all this
blustar.-J Rkeeing Iateligenc<r.
Mr.. Hoadly evidently felt that he could
not refuse, but his State Committee are
afraid Of him. He talks too much. dence
they attempted to have him pass Judge
Foraner's challenge in silence, but he grew
communicative the moment he came in
contact with a reporter-and had given out
the fact that he had authorized an accept
ance Of the invitation to a joint debate be-
fore Secretary Ballentine could warn him
TO keep mum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-06

Here are q few matters and things OF
"pith and moment culled at random
from the columns Of the Linden CTenn.,l
Times:
Send Us o watermelon.
Send us some peaches and apples;
Who will be the first 10 send Us o mess
We have printed some job work for G.
N. Rodgers, OF Wayerly.
Our friend, A. D. Bfashear, OF Webp's
Landing, came in Monday and had US do
some more job work.
Cupid darts have struck one that we
never expected ; it is our friend A. NJ. Tay'
lor. He Is desperate.
There are some people always strikinga at
the press. There are some in this town
that would make It a crime to treat q man
to a glass Of beer. They might as well Say
out in 80 many words that If a newspaper
man and his friends want anything to
drink he has got to go and buy 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-06

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue OF a deed Of Trust, dated the ard dsv ~
August. a. D., 1850. nlAdeb by WnlIIm il. Fo,ter ..N5S
kmma tosteF, MS VIE, y the u~ndenigned Trustee
70 secute the payment Of a certain pr0miIsofy mi,
mentioned therein, which deco IL recorded In III
Office oil The clerk OF the County Court Of oSIS
county, 10 Deed Of TruAt Book No II, page Ia !
will proceed 70 sell At the front door OF the Corr
House, In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, 1850.
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A ~, Lhu iullUWinR IA.
scribed part or portion Of that parcel OF Round
owned BY the said william 4. Foster, Rudlyl%S IN.
mediatGly north of and J. \, BAkef'Gaddition All
said city Of wheeling, snd between the Sarpe All
the lands OF the Wheeling Pittsburgh = BIIllnNra
RAILROAD Company, and iruntlng forty tlOI Ice, On
the moth II Q Of Eleventh street aud bOundsd ~
follows: Beginning At the southwest corner Of IN
|two-story bhck yelling houte owned By AndnN.
II. Bit, situated on said parcel Of ground; iheFw
westwaidly on the line Of Eleventh i,reeI twetty
feet sig inches go feet 8 inehe,l: thence nOrhwSI,
ly at right angles with said stieet about orc Inn.
bred and twenty feet 10 the south line Of he lInS.
Of said wheeling; Pittsburgh d baltimore RGllroSd
Company; thence with taid last named line "a,
wsrdly forty feet; thence al right angles with ND
railioad csmpany's line about one hundred md
twenty feet 10 the north line OF Eleventh ItFfi.
thence wettwRrdly along said north line Of aid
stree nineteen feet Six inches 10 the pace Of b.
ginning, being the wet half Of lot No 3 and d.
eat hall Of lot 20. 2. as laid out In q private p1t
Of said parcel Of ground III the possession Of All
Britt,
TERMS OF sALE-one.third Of the purhus
money and 20 much more rs the purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay In cash. and the rtsIdue In two eorI
annual payments. with interest from the day d
sale, the purchaser 10 give his notes with gOod n
curlty for the deferred payments and the lerAltt.
10 the props rty 70 be retained until the putchls
money Is fully paid.
The title Is believed to be perfect. but, telling
trustee, ! shsll convey only such title ~ Is yeSia
JOSEPH R. PAUL.,
ly7 TrlTtee
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Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names Of sOnle
OF the most reputable physicians In the two
cities pittsburgh and Allegheny, 10 whom
she had paid large sums Of money for treat
ment, but she rapidly grew worse. She was
hen taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with no bet
ter success. They had all pronounced It can.
Ger, and declared she must die. The flesh Of
her breast was eaten away down TO the RIBS;
the breast bone was laid bare and the disease
made It's wSy upwards, causing the breast 10
become detached from the wall Of the cnesl,
DR.. Hsrtman's ellis OF Life" how Peruna
cured her. They are given away by druggists
DAw