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DIED.

ALTMAN. On June TO- 1888 at 10 :O7 O'clock D. m.
OF scarlet fever. VIM. JOHN ALTMAN, beloved son
OF Frank and Lillian A. Almaun aged We years eight
months and one day
-. Rest darling, rest;
Nj ay angels guard thy sic aping form
To Thee. q God give all,
And wait the resurrection morn.
Funeral 10 take place from the residence Of his grand
mother Mrs Mary L. Gass. No. ASS G street southwest
tomorrow at O'Clock Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited TO attend.
EDNARUS. Suddenly, June 9th, 1883 nj 4. 40
p:m, OF spoplexy. JAMES EDwAR Ds, In the sixty
ninth year or his age
Funeral viii take place from his to re dence llO2
and friends are invite to attend.
LANE suddenly, on Thursday. June z, 1888 ct
$3.50 .m.s GENEV1EyE H., infant daughter Of j. a.
Interment At Mt Ohvet Cemetery.
LOUGHRAN. On June IL. 1888. Of paralysis OF tho
brain. JOHN LOCGHRAN. in the sixty year Of
MS sge, native OF the county Tyrone. Ireland.
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence
No. "a street northeast, Tuesday at O'Clock %, m
attend.
PRYOR: On Saturday. June 9th. 1883. at one r. m,
DAPHNY PRYOR aged seventy five years az her lsae
residence, 353 @ street southwest.
Her funeral viii take place from Zion Baptist church
street southwest Tuesday June l2th al four O'Clock
pm Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend.
STARR. At the Riggs House. on June llth 1883 q
20 an. OF Brighl's disease. JOHN W. STARR. aged
forty six years
Friends cordially invited end his funeral st
p M, Tuesday. 18th inst. from parlors OF Riggs
House
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
rE,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctiqneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND ADJOINING PREhiI-
SIS, on THE WEST SIDE OF POTION sc
SEkEET, IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR BRIDGE
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Under and in pursuance of q decree of the Su- ~
rreIse Ccirt of the Dist let of Columbia sitting in
guilty. duly passed in No. 36O5. L. H. Crow hAA
ct at. Plaintiffs Joseph W. Boucher ct al. defend
ants heirs of the late Alfred III. Boucher the l4th
day OF july 1874 the undersigned Trustees appointed
il and by said decree, will sell. ct rubiic auction on
the prem, ises. MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. to the highest
bidder. the hereinafter de cribed premises, and all the
rights. title ard esat therein Of the late alfred III.
Rou e~ deceased, that il to All that part of Lot
numbered twenty goo. in the city of GEORGETOWN,
ia the District OF Columbia, described follows viz:
sinnin at ront on the wes SIDE Of Potomac street
ll feet inches south from Prospect street. running
ence soI ia 43 feet six rches thence west 81 feet
the east Inc of lot twenty thence north with said
east line IS ieet nces and thence east 81 feet to the
point of beginning with the tnreestory Brick House
thereon.
The terms of sale fellows, wit One hundred
dollars to be paid dow tie day of SALE to I've forfeited
= csse CT compliance with the terms of sale;
thr Of the entire purchase cash within five
Gays efter confirmation OF sac; tho remaining two
I'll re- i'll two equal iHs.aliE twelve and eighteen
Ionths from tie day of SALE with interest from that
Gat:. Full convey nc2 to GO made Eay mcot Of the
entire purchase money. interest. aud expenses of
YeS alce. H. L. JACKSON, I r..
WN. A. MILOY, ! Al"a''o'
THOS. BOWLING. Auct my29-dts
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ENGINEER MELVILLE AND Hs WIFR-Engineer
Melville. United States navy, has written letter.
the object OF which he says is to refute recently
published charge that 'his wife has been living on
the charity OF her friends" He says the SO per
month allowed her by the order OF the court has
always been promptly paid, and declares that the
front OF his Offending, which has excited so much
unfavorable comment, consists 'in his being sea-
faring man and refusing to live with a drinking
woman" Further On Engineer Melville says:
home, / was ushered into the presence Of drunken
maniac, who had polluted my name. that had
live with such q woman and condone all OF her
untold nastiness OF the previous years / am
CHARGED with deSertfOn."
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GUNNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARROwsMITH
leaves 7th street wharf at for Potomac River
hsrd's slso st Ale1anaaa With $50 = m Ferry Bsst
from Washington. On Mondays for Nomini aud inter-
for Curriomsn, Nomini. St. Clements Bay. wharves
urdays for Currioman Lsonardtown and Intermediate
landings. returning sundays. See Schedule For in
J. b. PAD GETT. Agt [ap23l G. W. RIDLEY Man
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A Romantic Marriage.
MISS EVA CUNNN0HAM'S SOLDIER HUsRAND-SK
AfOR IO0AN'S VIGOROUS REMARK

N 10Ouu0uSAC AS1k110K0.
MISS EVA CUNNN0HAM's SOLDIER HUsRAND-SBN-
Af0R LOGAN's VIGOROUS REMARK.
A press dispatch from Chicago states that infof-
nation has reached there OF the romantic mar.
riage OF Miss Eva Cunningham In New Mexico
She had been shut up in convent most OF her
life, and was denied the privilege OF association
with gentlemen. Latterly she has been an inmate
OF the house OF Paymaster Tucker, Senator Lo.
gan's son-in-law, at Santa Fe. Gossip accuses her
of innumerable flrtations with soldiers Sergeant
6. 8. Errett OF the I'D infantry. soon came to be
recognized as Miss Cunningham's beau. She made
trysts with him, and they met and walked and
wOOed along the banks OF the romantic Rio Chi
quito and in the hills among the cactt sage brush
and scrub cedars. They must have told their love
while Mrs Tucker was all the time under the i'm
preston that her little son Logan was out for
walk with Miss Cunningham, when, In truth and
In fact, that young lady had left him at play and
strolled OF alone TO meet her lover. Fearing de-
lection they slipped away and were secretly mar
ried. The secret was kept until last week, when
the storm came. A council OF war was held, and
the young lady was called on to explain. This
she did by a confession OF her secret marriage
What followed is unknown precisely, but this
much In fact: Senator Logan, who Is In Santa Fe
said he didn't mean to have any such - nonsense
around him, 30 Sergeant Errett was summoned, q
minister was called In. and again. In the presence
OF the household Miss Cunningham ana her SOL
der lover were declared husband and wife.
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An Irresistible Argument
From the Brooklyn Eagle.

weary judge, weary jury and weary public
are grateful for the fact that the star route case
VIII be concluded next week. Mr.. Merrick nm
ished his nine days speech Friday. The argument
on law points is TO take place tomorrow, and by
Thursday the jury will retire TO consider their
verdict Mr. Merrick's effort is pronounced the
most symmetrical. complete and convincing anal.
Esls OF case ever heard In the District courts.
dwelt were the collision between the contractors
and Gen. Brady. the refusal or Dorsey TO produce
Ills books and the energetic attempt TO suppress
the evidence OF RerdelL No honest and Intelligent
jury could resist the force OF the argument by
which he demonstrated the guilt or the accused.
III there is failure TO agree it can only result
from causes with which reason, law and justice
have nothing to do.
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Mr.. Merrfck's Convincing Speech.

Washington Special to N. Y. Times.
The universal opinion expressed by lawyers
here is that the speech was one OF the most sym.
metr1cal. complete and convincing analyses OF q
case ever heard in the District courts The Jury was
to-day allowed to 60 free until Tuesday as the court
does not regard it necessary that the jurymen
should hear the arguments on the prayers on
Monday: There is. perhaps, no reason for the
jurymen should 60 astray during the three DAVIS
before they will be called upon to render yer.
dict The only reason for q suspicion SO unjust to
honest Jurymen is, perhaps the extreme conf
dence on the part OF the star route people that
their friends, the defendants will all be acquitted.
Their confidence is Certainly not based upon the
expressions OF the jurors the defense Is on mucn
more Intimate terms with the jurors than the
prosecution has been.
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The wife OF John L. Sullivan, the pugllist has
issued warrant for his arrest, charging him with
assaulting her while Intoxicated
The banquet given In honor OF Senator Jones' of
Florida, by the Irish members OF parliament
saturday night, In London. was presided over by
Mr.. ParnelL senator Jones Is a native OF Dublin.
contract was signed between the IRON workers
ana miil-owners OF Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport Saturday, and all the mills started 10.
day.
The Jury in the Strotach case, at MONTGOMERY
Ala, on Saturday, returned a verdict OF not
guilty,
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LAWYER 81. CLAY ENGLAND SENT 10 THE GOVERN
MENT INSANE AsYLuM-Henry Clay England, the
Rockville lawyer, who created q sensation In the
star route trial several weeks since BY threatening
to shoot Judge Wylle, was arrested here yesterday
night and locked up In the NTH precinct police
station. He was released from Bayv1ew Asylum,
Baltimore, several days ago, where he was placed
by his brother. This morning he was little more
pacific In his manners and Conversation, and was
taken BY Lieut. Austin 70 tho police headquarters
and the police surgeons summoned, and an exam
ination resulted In papers being regularly drawn
up by tho surgeons In charge
The police ambulance LEFT With England for the
insane asylum ct pm He protested against GO
ing. and wanted lawyer.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE NEW q. g. MINISTER TO PERSIA.
TEHERAN, June 11.-Mr. s. G. w. BENJAMIN, the
newly appointed United States minister 70 Persia,
has arrived here and presented his credentials to
the shah, from whom he received q cordial well
come.
THE GEAR AND CZARINA AT HOME.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Times correspondent at
St Petersburg says there no procession yester-
day when the car and cZarina entered the city.
Their ma1estieS were followed by some OF the
grand dukes and number of notables The party
drove through the city at O very rapid trot
ANOTHER RESIGNATION IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, June 11.-Herr Won Benningsen has also
resigned his seat In the Reichstag.
DAvITT AND PARNElI.
LONDON, June 11.-Michael DavItt has arrived in
London. He has had a consultation with Mr.. Par
nell and they have come to complete agreement
in regard to the manner In which the agitation In
Ireland sh all be conducted hereafter. MI Davitt
Will not go to America, but will remain at home
to carry out the Irish program.
THE PoPE'S IRISH POLICY.
ROME, June 1.-THE text OF the reprint OF the
five acts OF the present pontificate relative to
Ireland, shows that the letter Of the 18th OF May
merely formulated the unchanging policy OF the
vatican throughout the present pontiflcate, and
that the pope wrote to Cardinal McCabe on Au.
gust 1st, 1882, informing him that he {the pope
was confident that the British statesmen would
give satisfaction to the Irish people when they
demanded what IVES lust.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud

WEBER, THE PIANo-MAKER, IN TRouBLE.-Judge
Donohue, OF the New York supreme court, issued
an attachment Saturday against the property OF
Albert Weber, the well-known piano manufac-
turer, on the application OF Edilberto Giro, who
claims that Weber converted to his own use the
sum OF $4,000 which he placed in his hands last
January. Giro says that Weber acknowied edged
that he had recently lost 900 In stock specua-
tons and was insolvent. Mr. Giro charges Mr..
Weber in his affidavit Of removing his property In
order to defraud his creditors. Giro figured prom
tnently, 1t will be remembered, In the Christiancy
divorce case.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Sos II AND y FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
In pnrsuanoe Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the DISTRICT o. Columbia. passed on the 9Th day Of
shsl ss =. Pube s1ctien e front.
O'CLOCK Pm. N and singular those certain pieces
or parcels Of red pFopsrty situate in the city q Nah
As sub-lots iettered go" and respectiv ely. In
square numbered $751; fro1ting 18th street between
Proyements thereon conasting Of two two story Brck
Terms a0usec, Inc 1Sts WI Pc onsred :spa fatey
third OF ne guEcbass money cab and e In
months aiter the day Of sale inter
est AND secured by . hen upon the property. II the
week after the day Of sale the Trustee WIN ee the
property After one weeks notice IN tho Evening Star Ut
ing ~ the cost q the purcSsser.
1t081 ~ 6fh a1Keot northwest
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The Hill Investigation.


The committee appointed by Secretary Folger 70
Investigate the charges OF maladministratlon OF
the supervising architects ONCE OF the Treasury
department met at II O'clock to-day. Mr.. Cole
man, counsel for Mr.. Murch, stated that he had
prepared the specific charges which he expected
to prove under the contracts already In evidence
before the committee He also stated that he had
recently been retained as counsel for Manly
cooper, justin Mccarthy and several others. who
deslred TO prefer charges against Mr. Hill, and
tnat ne would In few days form ulate the charges
to cover their several grounds OF complaint Mr.
Coleman then read the charges and specifications,
winch set forth fraud and extravag In connec-
tion with the purchase and dressing OF stone for
the pubic buildings OF the United states
Mr. sTINEMETZ AGAIN ON THE STAND.
MI. Stinemetz tthe experp then took the stand
and resumed his statement relative TO the cost OF
the granite used In the construction OF the public
building at Philadelphia
About two hours were consumed by the witness
In explaining his calculations in detail
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THIS EVENING.

!y1HOAtAS BOWLING, Eucuoneer.
SALE OF BOOKS,
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ELEVENTH,
AID FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
EXECUTORS SALE BY CATALOGUE,
LIBRARY OF TRR LATE FIIAB KINGMAN,
TOGETHER WITH
THREE GOLD WATCHES,
BY ORDER OF KINGNAN AND BOICE. EXECU-
TORS;
BOOKS BELONGING TO OTHER OWNERS,
EMBRACING
SOME GERMAN A. o FRENCH BOOKS.
10 BE SOLD AT MY
AUCTION ROOMS, s. W. CORNER PENNSYLVA-
MA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC,
MONDAY EVENING. JU = r ELEVEN II, 1883,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS, COMMENCING AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK.
1T THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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A Murderer,s Suicide I'm His Cell

PIT1sBuRG, PA, June 1.-THE Chronicles Steu.
oenville, Ohio, special Says Alex. Wyatt, indicted
for the murder OF John Bird, and confined in Jail
hung himself in his cell last night about midnight
Bird ran away with Wyatt's wife, and the latter
Bird on the morning of May 26th. The following
letter was found in mis- cell: "Dear Sarah, loved
you better than any woman in the world-if you
were wicked to me; but have forgiven, and
prayed God to forgive you. Please do not forsake
the dear Children. Arthur, stick to your mother
and write TO your uncls Arthur for money to heir
you. lSigne0l, Alexander MYatt.n
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SENATOR VESTS NARROW EscAPR.-Senator
George G. Vest, who Is now soJourning at Arkansas
bot Springs, had narrow escape from death the
other day. The Senator was taking q bath alone.
when he suddenly became inSensible from some
unknown cause, and when an attendant CHANGED
to arrive few minutes later he found Col. Vest
lying in an unconscious state.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, the application OF Blair Lees. student,
was referred to the examining committee. Dutch
agt Dodge; death OF plaintiff suggested. and con-
tinued. Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co. agt Grant;
on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Co..
To-day, Shipmen agt Magarity; leave for de-
fendant TO file plea Of statute OF limitations Todds
Administrators agt Yeabower; fiat SCI IA.
Middleton agt. McMintire; leave to file amended
pleas, and on hearing
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The Star Route Trial.

THE DEFENSE WILL NOT ARGUE THEIR PRAYERS
In the star route trial, after the recess, MI.
Davidge announced that the counsel for defense
had decided not to make any argument upon their
prayers, but submit them as they stood. Mr..
Bliss said the government proposed to call atten-
ton to some OF the prayers OF the defense.
There was some debate as to whether the gov
eminent had right to argue on the prayers SUBJ
mitte1 by the defense without argument Mr..
Mr.: Wilson for Mr.. Brady, and Mr.. Henkle for Mr..
Vale, offered some supplementary prayers.
the argument On the prayers had not been term-
mated by agreement, but the defense had declined
70 argue, and hence the government was stopped
tense, and said he would like to hear from the
government whether they claimed that certain
acts charged as fraudulent were done in pursu-
ance OF the conspiracy. He referred TO acts of
Brady charged as fraudulent
Mr.. Bliss said they did so charge, and he read
from decision OF the Supreme Court as to acts
necessary to vital!ze conspiracy.
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TeleGraphic Briefs.

North Vernon, Indiana, was visited by a cyclone
last night. 1t passed through the southern part
of the town and destroyed five or six houses and
one brick church.
Judge Krum, who has been missing from st.
Louis since April g. has been traced to Ogden.
The strike at Blackstone. r l., is ended The
speeder tenders at the mill having resumed work
to-day.
Mrs. Andrew Lasure, aged 20. was killed on Sat-
urday night at Laura, Ohio, by John Tryfogle In
a quarrel
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% q. HOLMAN. Rel Estate Auctoneer.
kSs 10th and streets northwest.
AUCTION ShLE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IL EHA NORTHEASTERN SECTION OF THE

AUCTION ShLE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il THa NORTHEASTERN SECTION OF THE
CITY.
IMI ell ct rIlic auci;nn on TTIUReDAY thee .sssS
81 WITH DAY OF JUIF, A. j.. 1888. IN frontF1V4
OF the premises. At 80 S1X O'CLOCK r. NJ Lots II.
% aDd p Ic1t front u street, corner of 9Th street
ncrh. 81. rear eHtT2nca to Eenda Green. All paved
END f.~d q. w%tcr aud ea7. fire ra king.
tilas ODet lrd cash; balance in ne and two wears
VIII OIL Cared by deed OF trust tie property
sat ~ift interest at FIX Per cent per de-
Ie = sa5 VI II be required when tn property is sod.
- G. yssancins al parch sers cost. lite perfect
$50 IS K. o. HULIZMAN. Auctioneer.
E|-o- tCCOUNT OF RAIN, TIE ABOVE SALE
y :.'.'ned Until MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY
o. J. NJ, A. D. 1884, at 20 SIX O'CLOCK.
i-o-"f Ii. q. HOFFMAN, Auctoneer.
zHl.OICE AND MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
- SITES FU.l S LIE AT PUBLIC AUCII
On MONDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH, 1888. st ~,
Hh F PAST FIVE O'CLOCK +. H., I sha ss:::ss
SCI III front Ct the premises, origin Lot IL -SA
(G0-c or iCs} il $50 improved by three frame
houses, cs 10, 90 and 214 10th street northw est
'sIuab e Tor i:Esii'eaS purposes
- TX oC.-Ci K. SAME DAY, the spe- did build
IN Lot rt.i" est conner 18th and northwest coz
t-iDin;, az T sSnie servatoD, about q 200 square
test.
And at EALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
the two IEcc building sitca Lots nos. IA and To- in
square No. 2S3 having Cntage OF a feet Masss-
ch;isetis betv 18th and 1911 northwest with
IN average depth Il abcat i5 feet to foot alley.
Teens: OnethITd cash; balance six and twelve
months with interest al peg cent semi annual
cured on property soil 500 deposit each lot Sold
Conveys nciDg at purchasers cost.
tt65t HN. p. YOUNG, Auctioneer.
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Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-THE cadets embar ked on
the Dale and Constellation to-day and will sail
on Wednesday. The ships will go over the bar
Wednesday and sail Thursday or Saturday. por-
ton OF the second class, composed OF those who
entered as cadet midshipmen, will remain at the
academy on the Santee to receive practical in
StructfOn in steam.
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TE,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucticneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MATKET
SPACE d WAREHOUSE ALLEY, In G -ORGE-
Town, DC, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH. 1888. ates.,
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, will sell the pr ,Tiises ts:a
par OF Lot 49, fron'ing 20 feet on the east side Of GEE
MaEhes Space, ty depth Ct l27 feet. improved by a
and Frame Dwelling on Wsrt house alley.
Terms: Onc-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months. with interest sll cash, at the option of the
purchaser deposit OF 800 required at time Of sale.
Jest THOMAS DOWLING. Auct.
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MAJOR WATSON PAYS UP-A telegram from San
Antonio says: 1.-THE WATSON prosecution has
been deprived OF much OF its force by the payment
OF the full amount or the defcit The major. prior
to his arraignment, drew q check for the full
shortage, which check has been paid. The friends
of the major hope for his acuufttal,n
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NUE. AND on souTH SIDE 81 KH6bH IS ISLAND Is
AyEEUE BETMEEN .THIRTEENTH LISTED
4 CHANCE FOR 4 doob Nv iS'
,h By virtue Of decree Of the s9prems Court of6
No. 7,672 Equity docket No. 2l viii offer for sale.
b pubic JUNE ha Tah r as2Hs e h
FIVE Is O'CLOCK 7: NJ. Iots four a. six tS s a A
eight lS Of Heitmulers recorded b.diyision "1 Of
square numbered two hundred and forty two (212 in
M asK q 3 81 .issssn 70 +: Il
go eight (s which the court by its order passed In
said cause has authorized us IS trustees TO make and
@ inches on Fourteenth u4th) street lot six I6) into
On 81 ss
divisional lots TO be bounded by the rear neof the pres
ent lots and the sub division Of said lots four as and
sS @ os e
Island avenue to be into three lots Of equal
iength and fronting ON Rhode 1alsnd avenue the one
and TIE other two each twenty Ca fest il width
o We %ss 4 s y for pDs 1r
poses.
Ihe terms Of sale prescribed by the decree Of the
catt are One-third cash. and the residue IN one and
as op q n
E, Will deed By taxing mortgage deed q
tssms Of s,e Be not complied With within az i day.
purchsssr q a sos 3 GOT md ask g s denSSeas
bid; By the decree The Tfasssss sxs smpowered %
ga c as ;y e az - g g P:S
saf21ESS ! 3 ffSS5 4asx.~ r,,.,....
,uo. -..a oas.... 9se4s 81 sIs,skt ssn,sv,e
Ido0. Il wA00A11A1 AaslisHSSs sssSi- -
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

EYNHF MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACIIINr ES
Il rHNENT THIS SIrE OF NEW YORK
We h2se always on hand At TiCEMENT- PARTS
hh1 " ? Ills Tor any m@oh1re ever made; also a
Conp.ete :. ok OF tirst-c!ass SEWING MACHINES
fLEsI g BOARDS. Ik s1I q WHEEL, a.ieyrry-
t1n% TIA: l. required for the proper working OF sew l
nachlnes Our kcrsiring Def- tneIt is the COM
Pete II TT city, having f3ffie6 for reperiug al kinds
OF SEWN UlCcIes at short and loves. prices
~ word w:rr3.te.:. GOod machines for rent Tie New
tiErtfor swing Machine, TIE iisest running and best
x1ach-Ic nl-e- Cal aid il. Orders By ,.laIl
promptly attended to at OPPENHFIMEIs'S.
Reliable sewinx Machine and Easbion Rooms,
as 9Th street. 81. Cloud Building.
Bazar Paper Fashions. ieS