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.UNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANSON BROS. AnctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOTS ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly orded amonga4S
thu land records for the District of Columbia nS%
Lber 1905 at folio s. ct seq. will sell, at public.-
a%1Gton in front q the premises FRiDAY THE
O'CLOCK p NJ tn following described real estate. sit
uate in the City Of Washington. DC. known as lots
numbered sixty eight 1857 800 and the south
t7 feet ten 90, inches front by the full depth
thereof OF lot 6 of the subdivision of
tS2M made by Bernard Geier Irstee and duly record
Terms of SALE One third cash. the balance equal
at one and two years from the day of sale
prems sold all cash at the option of the purchaser
post OF $50 on each lot sold will be required at the
time of sale Terms to be complied with within seven
days otherwis the trustee the right to resell
the risk and cost of detautnY after five days
motto in the Evening star.
{ may3O-eod&ds MATHEW RUPERT. Trustee
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TRgSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No 1873 o STREET NOkTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated November It'll "a
A. b. 1884, and recorded in liber No LOIS folio !s5
95l ct sea- Of the land records the District of ~
BY We the UNDERLINED trustees viii sell q, public
ELEVENTH, A. D. 1884. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. the following described real estate sit
wit: All that piece parcel of ground known and de-
ecribed the plat plan Of sa city ell Of lot
eFhty,on, Usl according 70 Charles Thomas and Alex
liber W F. folio no. ia the surveyors ofe Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale 81 O0Oin cash balancein six and twelve
months with interest at the rate Of per per
until paid and to be secured by deed of trust
on the property sold all cash at purchasers option
deposit Of &1UO viii be required at the time of SALE
If tn terms complied with in seven days after
the day OF sale the Trustees the right to resell
the property ut the risk cost of the defautin
chaser after three days notice in The Evening Star
newspapers All conveyancinK at pur hasers cost.
WILLIAM B. McKELDEN,l W.
mya1 dEds IAMES y WA UGH Irusteea.
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T1HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

V1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1Oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIX
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 5th 80
day of September, 1882 and duly recorded ber Eii
lob folio g. seq, of the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the request of the
cured thereby the Undersigned trustees will offer
public sale on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
j, NE, 1854; at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ in front Of the
premises, the following described real estate viz All
that piece parcel Of land lying being I'D situate in
being the north II inches by the depth Of los feet
61nches OF lot ~ IN square 1884, together with the i'm
provenents, which consist OF q frame dwelling, with
brick stable on rear OF lot
This property il sold subject to deed of trust
corded September 9Th 1882 in fiber folio 493 &c,
OF the land records for the District of Columbia
900. with Interest at per cent per annunl
Terms: Onethird cash the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with bearing
terest At zig per eentum per snnum until paid and
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold All
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost 9lOO de-
post required time of SALE The terms Of sale to be
complied with In days otherwise the Trustees
the right to resell ct the Of the defaung
chaser ERASTUS NJ CHAPIN} Co..
my3l-dts ROBERT s. WERDEN.} 1russees.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVES
" PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING

BY virtue and in pursuance of decree passed in *,
the cause of Rudolph Johnson ct al. Sarah Ann
Johnson ct al being canse No $3.50 in Equity in ~
a Trustee. on TUESDAY: THE SEVENTEEN IN DAY
front Of the premises offer for sale public auction
the following real estate All that piece parcel Of
known and designated on the ground plat or plan
thereof lot in Patersons subdivision of ORIGINAL
lot number sixteen u6) in square numbered three
hundred and seventy eight 1879. as the same is
corded in the surveyors flee in said city in Liber n
r., folio 3O3 The said real estate is improved by
e-story brick dwelling house
Terms OF sale One third % sh and the balance in
three ( equal instruments payable at six (6twevetl2
and eighteen tl8 months from the day of SALE the de-
ferred payments to draw six cent interest
and the notes Of the purchaser purchasers to be given
therefor secured by deed of trust the property al
Terms must 6e complied with within seven days from
when the property is knocked down. All conveyancing
at purchasers cost
HENRY WISE GARRETT. Trustee
No. Columbian Law Building
DUNCANSON BROS., AuctR ie2 .eodkds
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

TATE IAATE, Fronting on MARILASp AVENUE
AND STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
MP A.9uf FNIIETTEEN q !, STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the path day ofN@
November. A. d. 1877 and recorded in liber S76 ~
folio 81 etc OF the land records of the District
and by direction of the party secured thereby
we the undersigned Trustees viii sell st public sue
ton, IN front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY,, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE 1884. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK F. NJ, lot numbered two (2) in square No.
This lot Will be sold in eight small lots according to
plat which will be shown at the SALE the lot Will bo
sold in one piece rs the trustees think best
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance In one and
with interest from day of SALE secured by
deed OF trust A deros. of $25 will be required on
each lot or 500 If the whole lot is sold to pur-
chaser Trustees the right to resell after ave
days notice, at the cost of defautng purchaser AL
conveyencing at purchasers coet
VIM. REDIN WOODWARDJ c..
ALEG l. HARRISON. ! AruS'ee"'
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HUTCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON 14TH STREET. ABOVE BOUNDARY STREET.
On TUESDAY the TENTH DAY OF JUNE -
1854 At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, we
will sell in front Of the premises Lots to ls
COLUMBIAN Universty each lot fronting p 61loo feet
Chaplin streets. and having depth Of l25 feet to
twenty foot alley Total contents Of the IS lots 80
So feet
Terms made known at time Of sale deposit of $500
required at time Of sale If terms Of sale not
will be resold at cost of defaultng purchaser.
lea DUNCANSOC BROS Aucfioneera
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DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
l. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, May ~, 1884.
Seed proposals will be received at the office as above
ink supplies comprising Stationery, Blank Forms.
Ssddlery, Drugs. Paints Lumber Forage Meats Fuel.
Curbing &C. &c, to the various branches of the Dis
trct Government Tor the year ending June 30, 1885
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
all bids parts Of bids
Information, samples and blanks will be furnished
upon application at room II, Morrison Building, ~
street.
BY order OF the Engineer Commissioner D. c..
my28.11t F. o. BECKETT, Property Clerk.
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SPECIAL FROM WALTHAM, MAss.-Fifteen hun
dred watches are now made daily at Waltbam ana
they are better In quality and lower In price than
ever before.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSAIS FOR WASHING TOWELS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
XAaHtNQTuN. d C. Juue & lR0A

DrrA W1,s1seS or TIE IsI Inn. ,ss.}
ssS r. s + 5 Tea g EEE
Il sr tie &: &
ton 70 Custodian Room io Department Of tie In
e :; I r Sii: { &;
PHof0sA1s FOE CORES EsESH BEEF sHaHEr. MUTTON AND
OTylox or TIE eEcRETARr AND TRrAsUREn,
UNITHD sTArxs SoLDIKRs' HoME,
,,o,os wAsHHeroS, .. c.. June + 1884
f fEs S9ISSS %EpS. sps sss Eia S?1:
:: hs
G0ned Beef g e9urt Cd b. the secretay and Tsa.
and ss ssns
Separate win Be receved for furnishing the
Mutton and LAMB ' "''" '"'''' '1'' " 1'e'1 0se''
to g 81
msnt viii be furnished ON personal application at this
Secretary and Treasurer reserves the right to
written contract With the secretary and Trsssurer 81
tee Hone with god and .pgrS1fS the sun
day. .tea RS q
.ehsd 70 each proposal Envelopes Containing prepo.
and addressed to the undersigned, ,,,.r......
Secretary and TREASURER United States Soldiers Home
PROPOSALS FOR f4 IE.oassy n,,.,rxr,r
OFFICE OF The supEsisrESprsr.
us shxB Ss2Ssk n i ;ss
s' Fl is'tai
for the use q the ,DeR,rtmsnt T. iii. sity
manufacturers on application to this Office. =.
'ia1 Of Any ' T. Ts1G Ta
PROPOSALS T T9R Pq!t ISP JAZZ AND DWELL
and pxellinE attached County Of Fsirfa1 in
In Se n ers OF a
H. for the examination of all proposing to bid for the
Said proposal. must be sealed and handed to either Of
the committee or to the clerk of
s q. Fl = 81 oeiors 's
g. opened dsy dune soth y he Board q SUPER
S sna
K and s d s d
may be s mad. d. = follsws VS., separately:
IN For s and described
ToT "a tie 5eanee q the work excepting above
'hs s &. and se the
work proposed for shall be bids by the
q s' Ss sn$ Kind to
furnished by contrn cturs
Bonds with good and satisfactory security will be
CURED conditioned for the faithful and exact perform
JOHN B. COLEMAN, Dranesville,
]. NJ. THORNE. Falls Church,
JOB HAWXHURST Fairfax c. H.,
Building Committee.
n /. Bricks in the old jail may be used specified
3e3.t3Gje
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
l. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsHINGTON, May ~, 1884.
Seed proposals will be received at the Office above
until IL O'Clock noon TUESDAY JUNE TO- for furnish.
Ing Supplies. comprising Stationery, Blank Forms
School Books. Furniture Hardware. Groceries Shoes
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0tp MINEANp OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
" Sne oesA g Ia u sIH'S Old stand known for 49,
- ~ IVY piAce where hrst-clxss sECOND-HkND
w CAL Se sold AZ RESPECTABLE prlcas Ad1iresa
sCSA0S I'M etand, No s10 ID street. beywesR GlnAal
No., I'D streets northwest
~ AA-i IrOlnUtky stteAcet.A -
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FINHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer


VALUABLE FARMS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT PUB &c SALE.
BY virtue of deed of trust from John T. Chap ~
pell dated 81 Of January 1889. and recorded in w
liher 029 folio 1S of the land OF the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will
at public sale on the premises, on THURSDAY. the
TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE. 1854. at FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. thu following described premises. situated in
Washington county, District Of Columbia: All that
part of tract of land called Fletchas Chance"
ginning for the same at bound stone from which the
lines between the said John f. Chappell Pierce Shoe
maker and Charles Il Belt marked. and running
thence west 60 perches thence south 17 degrees west
70 perches thence south 6tt degrees east 3s perches
thence south IN degrees ~ hes thence SOUTH
67H degrees east 224 perches to county read thence
by and with the sad county roud north 479 degrees
east45 perches thence in straight line s0k perches
the beginning, containing 20 acres of land more
with all the buildings aud improvements to the
belonging
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash balance in equal instruments at and years
from date with interest from day of SALE
by deed Of trust on the premises; or the purchaser
may pay a cash All conveyancng at the expense Of
the purchaser. deposit o. III dollars required.
je2-d&ds WALTER GREENFIELD, Trustee.
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sSEHfzsE %HsF ~ H$yES
sfEEf frrrsH saE Si4z fs5s
For Pttsbn1x and the west CHICAGO Limited Express.
s Can. Cans f Ges ass as
With Car ch.s
Ia with for
'ni BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
daily WITH Palace
Train leaving Washington on Saturday night viii not
For WiIamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at s4oa m.
daily. exc It sunday.
For SeM aSr and III fs1 East 81
ms p m, Limited E1Prs.s Of Pullman Psrior caIs.
For Boston Without cbanse lo p M every week day.
For Brooklyn, u ali through trains connect at ysr.
City ty,sa h be boats of
FL
Eli Limited E1rres, 80 daily except sunday
On sunday 94o. 1880 H.. 400. 800 740 lOU6 aud
For poPes Greek Line. $50 am and 40 IN daily ex
For Annapolis $50 am and 40 p daily, except Sun.
AkR asb a45
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, ESQ., 100, 9:25 IL :05 and ll:3S Am
2O3. 4:2o 500 6:25. S:05 and IL :35 pm On Sunday
at $50 9:25, IL .05 An, sos pm.
For Richmond and the SOUTH g 80 and IL O5 m daily
and 800 p H. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON los O5 1000
and lO:l 10O 3:O5 1913, 10. 7O5 and O:4O D.
m and IL 10 midnight On Sunday at sos and 10 10
am; .05 and 10 40 pm.
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
OF 18th street and and the
to from hotels and residenceas
J K WOOD General Passenger AEen..
CHAS- T. PUGH. General Manager. Eyl2
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Con- AsD Woon.

W. have tust rsceived lssgs lot Of Ba1aHR ME
rAteA
The attention Of consumers y respectfully invited 70
IN inspection Of our stock.
STEPHENSON + BRO.
mle It'll sk wharf and 12th 1t. and pA ava
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CONTINUATION TRADE SALE OF FINE CAB
~ RlAGES. BUGG1ES. PHAETONS. ROAD Wa
At the Manutacurers' Repository Gil street north.
Vest Tssf I'll, THURSDAY, JUNE TWELFTH. at ELtvEN
OCLQCA 1Ms will be the last opportunity to obtain
any OF these goods at public auction.
ee6-5t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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NATTANS VEGETABLE CATUsRrrc Avn .xrr-
fN ~ bnIOCS FILLS cure constipation hes dacbe
&nNrorate the whole system Aiiu
&c. per box oaly at
ARTHUR NATTANs,. Phsrrp,c,s,
nSs lA;A and and ID and ID SIS ~,
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WOOD AND COAL.
JOHsON BROTHERS.
WHARvES AND RAILROAD YARD,
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES:

1202 street northwest;
1915 7th street northwest:
114O Pennsylvania avenue northwest:
1ll2 9th street northwest;
Corner Sd and K streets northwest:
al Pennsylvania avenue southwest
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF
NEW YORK also EXTENSIVE WHARVES. giving US
InsgTpessed facilities for the econoic handling Of
COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE
MINES INTO OUR YARD.
We deal only In best qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
B1TUM1NOU6 COAL.
kinds Of WOOD. either in the stick or prepared to
order. ct our factory.
CLEAN COAL. FULL WEIGHT AND MEAsURE
prompt deliveries and prices Low - Fuel can be fur
nished, oep1S
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AUCTION SALES.

NoTICE-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ Pound corner Of 2sd street and New York avenue
northwest. at THREE O'CLOCK PM, TOMORROW,
JUNE SEVENTH, one Sorrel Horne, taken Mp from
the section Of the city, and remaining in
By order Of the Health Ohicer
=. SAMUEL EINSTE1N,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

II OOK AT Low FARES-FIRSr-C LASS FARE, 81
IL ROUND TRIP. 815u.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Steamer JANE MOSELEI leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ard FRI
DAY at $50 making close connection with steam
ers for New YORK Ocean View Virginia Beach. and all
railroad lines south
IOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Fare NC Steamer
J. ". THOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY. at a. m
For Information apply a. General Office, 6l3 18th
street, or at companys wharf, foot Of 9Th street.
ALFRED WOOD, Sec.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS. Supt my24
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Mt VERNON, MT VERNON!
STEAMER W ". CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock AIN. returning. reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
90 L. l. BLAKE. Captain.
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CLEANER MATTANO LEAVES SEFESTH-STREEr
4 WHARF every 81 SDAY, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAY at o'clock for Mattox Greek returning
On N 1ndays, Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at
ferInedlate Landings going and returning
Also touches al Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
days Gown ard Nen seiays mp. and Chapel Point and
Brenrs wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and W ed
Lesiays up treixlts received daily.
q. I. JONES. Agent.
febl8 It'll Street Wharf
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Georgia uinois-Dav1d c. Littler
lndiana-John C. New. Iowa.. s. Clarkson.
Lout0anA--- Maine-J. Manchester
HayneA Massachusetts-
w. w. Grape N1chigan-John B. Sanborn. Min
nesotac Mississippi John r. Lynch.
11so00n-Rooegt z. Van Horn. NebrAska-Church
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G W. FLYNN A. VI. PRIVATE TUTOR
&c s. w corner sth and streets northwest
Mathematics. Latin Greek, French German English
Preparation for College West Point, AnnaDOlls and
competitive examinations Terms III advance
lNVENINa CLASSES 81 A MONTH
IL Arithmetic. Bookkeeping. English Grammar
fenmanship, u. > History, Geography Spelling. auO
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MI SIC. MU-
w sic Hall corner 9Th and ID northwest Entrance
i01 ID Fifteenth year Free advantages o. Il. Bull
LARD. Director. nh22- 3In'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-22

WASHINGTON CITY, Dee % - The senate
on Friday discussed the acton ~ h, house
in insi5tin; On tie appropriation OF lump
sum for the navy even after III 5,,l to had
waived taa point in favor o. t.sa :.av cruisers
anu determined t. $ and .c5 e. ID bill
il thu apr priatioa rap el - .SeqJence
after Jan / The int2-s.;.j- ny hill
va ilzcu'sei uutl ii lina...s.' 1.
. Sa,U",tayas srca 81 IN -,'.,., wa c He'd
te * or &c Fsn5 INTO TX Ga; " an On
YES resolution ob5acsns {, c4ils the
proposed surveying expedition Nieaiag4s.
IN the house the Reagan b.ll Has The sub
Jet Of the most OF Fl. lay's di Gu sion, the
p5iat considered being tne question Of pool
i4g. Hewitt dagende! the system, whilo
Reagan opposed it, prelcrring to regulate
prices by law. Finally an amendment was
adopted declaring that physical pooling,
rs distinguished from iloAeyel pooling.
was conpatisie with the terms OF the bill
The house on assembling Saturday re-
sumod the consideration Of the interstate
commerce bill
The c6nferees on the temporary naval ap-
preparation reported that they were I'M
able TO come to an agreement, ana Ran
dau explained the points of difference
between the house and senate. The house
insisted on its disagreement to the senate
amendment, ana e further conference was
ordered.
Randall moved that when the house ad-
journs, it be to meet Wednesday, Dec %
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-22
WINCHESTER RIFLES.
AND THE DAKOTA MOB HAVE THEIR
WAY.
A County Court House looted" and the
Safe and All the Records Casried
on by a Drunken
Crowd.

TRAVERSE, D. T., via Brow.,'s valley,
Nina, Doc y Friday morning att O'clock
an armed no5 OF 100 men. uasty from
Wlhnot, = mail town il he soiith m par.
cf the county, attacked tho c0u~. hnusn in
tbs place the cou11y Seat q Ron IT
coal,ty, broks ia every door an reia we'd
iha comfy safe Before atg cku,g
armed with Winchester .ifAs, was
stationed at the end OF every street. aal no
one ~as permit.eI to enter or loaga the
iowa. An immense an;clna Of mo- e fy
was destroyed 1+o5 "a lied with tsie !F9Gza
safe tie mob attacked and carried OF an tia
private property they ooall find. FTn
Travorie peopl' wre stirring wien tie
moo arrived. s5aariif Cummings attempted
10 resist tao mob, but was
Immediately covered WITH a dozen WIZ
chost'rs. The Traverse men not wishing to
sec 10 ID she'd, made no resistance. The mob
remained about an hour, s1d thea left, with
t. e county safe AMI all the p~ivata property
they could find. TIE inside of the
caast-aou,e is a perfect wreck Every
iuan in The mob Was drunk The Unisad
States nail-cargier wa; stopped and tie
mail overhauled The department was mott
lied. lhe safe contained no valuable records
IL papers The mob d .StroYcd Il large mum
Der OF tho papers among which we're sew
eral chattel mortgages. All the other county
records are safe, the county clerk having
removed them from the court house.
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found. 1t was evidently that of child
After digging cautiously In the neighbor-
hood several detached bones were
found, supposed to belong to this
corpye A few minutes later another
blackened trunk was exposed. Within
a space of six feet sfnGl group of these
remnants were found The excavation pro-
ceeded from that point and at noon what is
supposed to be the~ren1ains of six humas be-
ings were taken os
One Of the chaf'red trunks taken cat was 80
large as to warrant the belief that another
adult had been added 10 the mortality list
but medical examination wlll have to de-
CHE It. The eorpses were laid s51 10 until
the arrival of en- undertaken. AfterHard
the bodies were taken 30 the sewing
room in the unburned part From
present indications it would seem that sew
eral remain in the ashes AL those
dug out were in front of the boilers, and the
presumption is that IN the other part Of the
unreveals debris many more bodies VIII be
found The search viii not be completed
soon, though the workmea are dong their
work rapidly, stopping only when a boly is
found to clear away the rubbish
LATERAL 2:3) p. m. two more bodies
we're exhumed at the asylum.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-22
THE NsWsiN s9l=s,

Jauner, the defaulting Vienna banker,
commit "a suicide in church yarl
Lyman Strong & Son, wholesale marbla
dealers, at Cleveland, Oa.o, failei Friday
for $1,000.
Miss Foster, daughter of Minister Eos
ter, viii Be debutante in Washington So
ciety this winter
Police Lieutenant Mullen plead guilty,
Friday, at Cincinnati to violating the United
States election law,
A Geographic dispatch vas lately sent
from kan,,@ Cay t, S otlan |, aal an an
'wer ret2rsei in Forty IN nut,;
Joseph Herzog. of Lancaster, Pa, has
in ten yea 5Gminiite :orseri9s aggfeghting
fS7.U o. Tue laitks are heavy losers by lis
operations.
1t is said that the newly patented
metallic snnn iiu5 -ayar makes even the
cheapest violin a valuable for tone as n
genuine Ama5i ~ Sfralivar.a&
A snit against the Illinois Central has
teen commenced by the Prohibitionis3 OF
SiJsey, Iowa, Tor carrying bottiel beer by
tie carload through t1,.r towa
The cisarmakers of Iowa are in many
places aGiiat.n3 tie que ii ii Of presenting
petitions TO congress protesting against the
proposed treaty between the United States
and Sraia.
Claus Klecver, while seated by the fire.
side n his own home in Auluban county,
iowa, Thursday night, was murdered by a
man who came and asked permission 30
warm himself
Heavy ice is running iii the Missouri
and dis is1iDpi river-, arr fears are enter
tanned at st. Louis last the river may gorge
south Of that city, and prevent navigation
20 southern points.
The velocity Of the wind on Mount
Washington Friday night exceeded 100 miles
an hour and the mercury ngs frozen. The
spirit Thermometer marEel AZ below, AMI
was still moving ,lowaw.rL
The plea of Nashville negro, convicted
Of buttiug an el-lny alinos iut4liy, was that
in infancy he hal Leen led NIL! from a ne
toriously beiiigersnt goat Te jude said
he could not regard that fact as an cx5eaua-
ton.
Plummers planingmill at Jackson,
Mich., was demolished rista !. - a boiler ex-
| p.osioa. One ma2 wa is. :a.'Y Killed, and
| half dozen others were -cs! 'l>lg injured.
1t is Claimed that the engine WAS incom
petent.
The beautiful residence of Col William
| B. McCr"ery, al Flint, M:,h., which con
| tanned va Hqbig works If arr and b;,ic-a-
brac, was D,Enei Thursday III hit The house
and furniture wore valae5 at between $25,
| BOO and s.D.r,A.
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