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National Republican., 1885-02-11
THE DEMPSEY CASE.
Proceedings Brought 10 n Sudden
Termination by n Sick Juror.

Proceedings Brought to n Sudden
Termination by u Sick Juror.
The trial of w. II. Dempsey and Ed
ward c. Kirkwood, charged with present
ing false vouchers to the navy depart
ment. was brought to sudden halt in the
criminal court yesterday by the intro
duction Of a sick juror.
Messrs Charles G. Ball and VIM. 8.
Teel had boen examined as to the good
reputation of Mr.. Dempsey for honesty
and integrity and Mr.. Thomas Russell
was on the stand testifying, when the
judge noticed that Mr.. Thomas p. Mealey,
one of the jurors was bent up in his
chair and looked very pale. He called
attention to the fact, and asked the juror
II he was sick. He answered that he
was, and had been sick all night; that he
had taken two doses that morning with
the hope of being better, knowing tho
Importance of this trial. but that he was
sick and needed rest. He was conducted
TO the marshal's office, and Dr. Wales
being In the courtroom was requested TO
attend him. Later he reported that he
did not think the juror would be in con-
dition to sit that day, and the court being
of the same opinion the trial was ad-
journed until this morning.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
TIE MARX Ers.
Union Pacific stock Fed out Freely 60
Cheek n Growing Room.

NhNN- -
NEW York, Fob. 10.--stocks opened
fovcrish. Tho Gould spocialties gained
per cont. in the first hour. New York
Central was strong, on reported inside
buying, and approaching termination its
fight with West Shore. Northwest was
tho most buoyant of tho list With excel
lont buying for Chicago account but ST.
Paul was very sluggish. Tho improve
ment in the general list held steadily till
noon showing advances extending to IL
for Delaware, LackAwana, and Western,
and about 4 for other active stocks. The
little nows current in tho morning was
very bullish.
Afternoon trading continued fairly
active with good support in the grangers >
and Goulders. New York Central and
Northwest were tho bull cards, and
jumped on attempts to cover by small
shorts.
Under cover Of tho general advances
tho bag in tho Union Pacific was opened
and the stock fed out freely. This
checked the growing boom, aud stocks
declined l to Z when the Union Pacific
racket was detected about o'clock.
| After 2:l5 tho trading was without
spirit and closed at about the opening
figures, except for the Vandorbilts, coal
ers, and Northwestern. Union Pacific
and st. Paul wore weakest.
Opinions were rather mixed among
brokers after closing, but II was generally
agreed that Union Pacific broke the boom
to-day.
Bonds wero moro active. Sterling ex'
change was reduced 1881 TO Z. Money
L H. -. V,.l 4 a.. - =. 49,
Quotations or Tuesday's Stock Sales.
hass n nat
National Republican., 1885-02-11

READING, PA, Feb. 1o,-A very singular case
of suicide has been discovered at Halls,
which created great comment throughout the
neighborhood. John Steinmau, aged GO years,
n bachelor of peculiar habits, and the owner
of a 300 acre farm well stocked with cattle,
was found In his barn sticking In barrel,
head downwards, and with life extinct.
When discovered he was burdened down with
weights and stones tied around hisneck, show
ing that II was a deliberate suicide. on lnves-
tlgaIiOn 1t was found that five of his cows and
two horses were dead in the barn, all having
their throats cut. The instrument by which
this was committed was found on Stcinman's S
person, still damp; also, 81, 900 In greenbacks
were found sewed in his coat. II Is supposed
he was laboring under religious excitement.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
UItAND MONTHLY DRAWING

lis Grand Single Number Drawing VIII take
place monthly. II Never Scales or PostponeA
LOOK al the following DIntrlbntIon.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. 1O.-There is intense
excitement in this city and Brentwood, ten
miles from here, over the assassination Of old
James Carter, u farmer, by the Sawyer broth
ers, near Brentwood, Saturday. A lady who
saw the shooting says: Obadiah Sawyer and
his two brothers were hidden In thicket on
the lilllsboro turnpike Wheh 0ld man carter
in the bushes and turned toward the thlcket
lie saw guns pointed at him and threw up his
right hand before his face. Two loads OF
buckshOt entered his hand and face. The old
man fell back In the wagon and expired" A
vendetta exists between the Sawyer and Car
tar famiIias
National Republican., 1885-02-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

st. James-F. Harnden, Boston; A. ]. Dow
and wife, New Hampshire; q. c. Mourt,
North Carolina, and A. Fraser and wife, OIL
City Kan.
Metropolitan-Mrs W, b, Rover and Son
and Miss Mile Rowe, Troy, n. g., George D,
Reeve, Philadelphiai Hugh McMahon, New
Cumberland s. H. Williams, Cincinnati,
Ohio; L. IL. salisbury, Delaware; j. B. Brown
and Charles r. Harrington, New York. a, S,
Fosser and wife, Portland. OrogOn Il, w. Bur
mehle Baltimore; W. II. Bracket aud wife,
Boston; II, A. Newell, Bradford, Pa; A. NJ.
Dalberg, Cincinnati; j. A. Frazier, Virginia
G, NJ, Avery Philadelphia; Mrs NJ. A. Smith,
Wilmington, ~ O.; j. W, Hoyer, New York
Allen Walton, Pennsylvania, and w. O. H.,
Badger, Boston,
Ebbitt-lIon, VIM. McKenley, Canton, Ohio:
Howell q, Norris and Mrs, 4, Il. Lord, New
York; i, Henry Asbury, Philadelphia; Miss
Putnam and Miss Ely, Brooklyn: Wln. A. Cum
nings and wife, stamford, Conn.i Robert
Luckey, New York, Miss Estes, Brooklyn,
Miss Peabody New York city; Hon. W. W.
Kerr Philadelphia; Col. James FornGy, q. $.
Al i, G Keys, New York; j. Atwator and wife,
Miss Il. NJ. Arney, and Miss II, B Atwater, New
Jersey; S, II, Barr, Philadelphia; O.. H. stott
and wife Miss b. Stott n, ID. b. stott, and O.
D. Van Rensllaer New York J, J., Brlce, U. y.
NJ; d. W. Fisk aud wife, Wisconsin,
National Republican., 1885-02-11
irving 10 Prevent Llbelous PublIcatiohs.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. lO.--A bill was intro
duced In tho house last evening making a
newspaper publication of any letter or COM
munication containing illusions, remarks, or
criticisms touching the reputation of citizen
unless such communication Is signed with the
real namO and address of the author mis-,
demeanor punishable by fine and imprison-
ment not exceeding 81 900 ana one year re.
speetiyely, either or both in the discretion of
the court. The bill also makes the author Oi
the communication liable TO conviction for
libel, aud the proprietor, publisher or editor
Of the paper to prosecution for libel for any
libelous matter In the publication.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

Tho secretary OF the treasury has, In re,
sponse to u house resolution, transmitted a
list of the special customs agents employed to
detect frauds in the customs revenue, showing
the changes made and the reasons therefor.
The secretary says: 1.-THE special agents are
appointed under the provisions of the acts oil
May II, 1870; Aug. Is, 1876, and June 10, 1873,
and are required by law to make examination
OF books, papers, and accounts Of collectors
ployed generally under the direction of the
secretary In the prevention and detection OF
frauds upon the customs revenue. Experience
has shown that the employment of these agents
is necessary TO secure uniformity in the trans
action of business at the several ports and 10
nrayant fraul -
National Republican., 1885-02-11

by an Overwhelming. popular vote It's fran'
etltutlOn, adopted Dec. 2, n. D. 1879,
National Republican., 1885-02-11

NhTITND TIIIFe eIOlWVI
100, 600 Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Fractions In iifths In proportion.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

Messrs, D, Bradley II. b. White, and T.. p,
Benjamin, the committee representing the
association Of exhibitors of the New Orleans
Exposition, yesterday presented their memo.
the management for an additional loan by
congress to the Exposition. The President
will probably transmit the memorials to con.
gress with message favorable to the desired
loan.
The committee of tho commissioners Of the
Exposition were again before the house COM
mittee on appropriations yesterday to urge
that an additional appropriation of $500 00C
be made for the relief of the Exposition. The
at It's meeting to-day.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
25 CENTS

All certificates and Endorsements setting forth
the unequa led virtues of the celebrated Saliva
tion oil arc positively genuine, and we are au-
a. O. MEYER a CO.,
Baltimore, Md. u, & A.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
Mrs. Foster at the MetropolItan Church.

A large and intelligent audience greeted
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster the prohibition speaker
of Iowa, at the Metropolitan NJ. L. Church
last evening. Mrs. c. l., Roach, president
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. pre-
sided and Rev. w. |. McKenney made tho
opening prayer. Non Partisan Prohibition
was the subject of the evening, and Mrs. Fos.
ter ably and eloquently represented her plat.
form of principles. Mrs. Foster was frequently
greeted by applause. Many prominent officials,
city pastors aud intelligent people were
noticed among the audience. Mrs. Foster
will speak on the same subject at the Asbury
M. y. Church tomorrow night at 1850. Pub
lie invited.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
DIED.

LAUB.-On Monday, Feb. q. 1885, MARY
NoEL, second child of VIM. u. and Mary.C. Laub,
aged years and 10 days.
Funeral private.
CLARK-on the 10th Inst, JouN d. CLARK.
In the 93d year of his ngc, and for the past sew
enty-four years resident Of the District of CO.
lumbin.
Funeral from ST. Patricks Church Thursday
morning ut $50 o'clock, with mass for tho re-
pose of his soul, where relatives and friends and
the Old Defenders are Invited TO attend. Inter
ment ut Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BELL-GEoRGE WILLIAM BELL, youngest
sou OF Francis aud Harriet t. Bell, aged Ia
years.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dcnCe, l74O 81. NJ W., Feb. II, nj . p IN. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited to attend.
,GhEGoRY..on February, o. 1883, a. D
oRS, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the residence of Mr.. Thomas Il. /.
Gray. ISl Maryland avenue southwest, Wudncs
day afternoon, at O'clock. -
sHEHMAN.-on February o, 1885, CHARLES
Il. SHERMAN.
Funeral from the residence of his son. II. C..
ShCrman 2O2O street northwest, on Wednes-
day. the llth instant at II o'clock. ~
National Republican., 1885-02-11
Opponents Of Socialism and Annrchlsm.

PITTsDURG, Pa, Feb. lO.-The publication OF
the designs and objects OF the anarchists has
occasioned considerable talk among members
ton, and they have called peoples meet.
ing at Jefferson Hall, in Allegheny city, to-.
night Tor the purpose, according to the printed
circular, OF giving the opponents of socialism
ing their position.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

vTnE GREAT PESNsyLyANIA ROUTE
a. no THE NORTH, Wa, AND SOUTH
sTcfFgNEfRy TfgEf Is'lih sfhIhi nSifS MAoSifiiicEST
THArss EgyFFGTE EER 2aFSs z lssS from sta
ton corner of 9Th and y 80 ~ foliowa
daily Tssi fise go a M daily 70 Cincinnati
6a Jug 70 % ,aana,i and io,s car 10 S's ST. LOUIS,
daily ext ~ SATURDAY. " Chisngo, With Sleeping
car Aiiogg. 70 thleggo Wealotn ,Ih,xpress'
Also ceunecp daily % chicago with slceging
car rliishuig g 4 4c9iesgo Msii Express, 1000 900
& &RSEfiS5bs AS6 P5gfos&G x GniSSG R%SIGRoAp
Palace tars Wilmington 70 RSSchestcr. 'a,' -, w..
at Si go ~. dsIiy, ticep, SSS sunday sunday anu
For New York and NE East 1,ib, $40, and
TO- and iS "a 'pa P M nae %9ed @ 9a EsPross sSss"
Pullman Parlor Cars, OiA0 n m. daily except
FOR Boston without change, p. m. every
week day. on sunday, 4p. m. 80 .
LOT bTookly9 h,i through sroaIyn s5ens CSn. %n
mex, a1ordlng direct, transfer 70 Fulton street
avoiding double ferr!age across New YORK C CITY.
ana Ills III S0p iniI M alped @ q Gapfess, bi40 M M
o FSE ssii%ers, Ss s!1g giy5 gao 2 $40 o@4o @ Il
M, on Sunday, 9;4o' IL a m'' a. o. 7'4o' TO-
For Popes Greek Line, T:15 q. m. and 4;40 p.
M daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, Oi35 n. M, 1905 and 4;25 p.
m. daily, except sunday on sunday, q p mr., M :,
| RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
WAsHtNdToN RA1LRoAp ,o-
a. M, 300, a:2e, A:S6, q. 500, aud 11;35 y IN
on sunday at o. b;25, l1i01 a. m, 800 p M,
For Richmond and the South. and l l;Ol Il
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
s, 10, 1910 A. MT ], 800, 1913. b;lO, 7Oo, anC
| 1910 ~ M and 1910 midnight except Mon
dny) on Sunday at y and 1910 n M; 7:O5 and
| 1910 D. M and 1910 night.
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can b'
left for the checking OF baggage TO destination
from hotels and residences
CHAS r. PUGH, General Manager.
| u r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
| ntTTn ANR xNNsTIn
National Republican., 1885-02-11
COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted By tho District Judiciary
Yesterday.

Court IN General 7ernl-Ciicf Justice Cartier
and justices HdaHer and James.-Browning
VS.. District of Columbia; on hearing
Circuit COur.-Justice Cor.-Distrct OF CO.
lumbia VS.. Van Horn; verdict for plaintiff for
So Kidwell VS.. Evans administrative: suit
discontinued by plaintiff Assignment-Nos
81 % 70, "a 49, d. 92, 3D. 0i, 90, 07, Us, 49, 100,
and 10l.
EqulU Cburt-Jus,icc MdcArtur.-Assign-
ment for, 70 day-Nos. 1917, IL, o, 7, 10, 20, 2l,
%, ~. and %.
Criminal Coirt-,Iustice U'uiie.-W. II. Dcmp.
| sey and L. G., kirkwood, presenting false
| vouchers: on trial
National Republican., 1885-02-11
Washington stock Exchange Quotations.


BALTIMORE Feb l0,-Cotton steady; middllng
lie Flour easy and dull. Whcat-Soulhern
red, 954e6c: do. amber 9619sc: No. Mary
land. 9i6DgIIIc; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
syiIGsg19c; February, S9lSo asked; March,
9Ol &c bid; May, v3%@93,Ac. Corn-Southern
scarce and tiriner; western lower and dull
southern white, 57G67I &c; do. yellow, 52d53c;
western mixed. spot igl4@6Oc: February,
4sit ga IsJsc; March, iT]4@isc. oais steady
and duh; southern, 31lG3sc; western white,
3iQD37c; Rye steady Mt 73Gg75i[c. Provisions
steady, with moderate inquiry; eggs iirmer, ut
2ldr22c Copper refined steady, at 10A9llC.
whisky quiet, at sl.20@l,2l. Other articles
unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10--virginla 6s, consoli-
dated, 80; past due coupons, 52IIa; new l0iOs 80;
| new rs, 62 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
General Passenger Agent
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

pALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1854, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
,H Efags %&S'@9has49RR ic@ ESp Ss24 f2EHSr NEW
For Chicago 9:OOn m. and 1910 y. m. daily.
burg and Chicago, arriving IN PlttsMurg nt 600
p. NJ. Chicago next morning at o. No extra fare
For Cincinnati, Louisylllo and ST Louis daily
a. 20 p an M p. snG loi2 P p m with 10 ah1SSoge aSoye
points, without change. $50 p. m. train is fast
Limited Train 70 Cincinnati and 81 Louis, arrly.
s5 ~ mn No e,trS ra aro Il ahSrHed m on this train
For Plttsburg at 900 n, M. with Parlor. Car,
Detroit with Sleeping Cars TO plttsburg. -
sS sSr and Rn'ipGrG o YSss lo odpy s at1 @
train), $3.50 4;3O 4;d0. $40. 7ilO. 7;lo s'2o'
For H Baitmore IN 9 on Sundays, 0,lo. 7,3o, s.Sb,
and lo:o0nmt, I'D 1880. Ai4o, 5iao'7'lO 7ilo'
For popntS on YtneSh enandoah Valley Rallroad,
and points south, $40 p. m. daily,
For way stntlona between Wellington and
M Ms. and lao 44o, IA !, aud 100 p m: For sta.
dsily eSsspt sunday foT |; principal station on
day, for lexington Siaunton and Valley Branch,
9:05 a m. daily except sundayi for FREDERICK
For Ha o5 a. m DAILY Hyeet eacept sum
day, and b;30 p. IN. daily.
Trains arrive from the west daily. 900. 7:2O
q. M, 1:l6, TiDO D. m.
From Annapolis $50 q. m; and lioo ana b'2o
n. m; Sunday, O.3O u. m, $50 p IN. a.
From Lexington, $40 y. M daily. except Sun
From Frederick and lntcrmcdlat points, $50
| a. m. and S;15 n. m. daily except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washingtonat51o
$50. 7;20. 4, 9, and 1890 q. m, 1918 1;B0 3,
4, ago, o $50, 1880, o, and lu;30p. mt on sun
days $50. 3, and 900 M. 1;30. 1885. 4;2O.
| 3, $50, 7:30, %, and 1870 n m. CO.,
| All trains irom Washington stop at Relay Sta
lion except l;25 3;l5, ,nnd 10 2. m.
For further Information apply ht the baltimore
| and Ohio Ticket Washington Station. 6l0
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner o. Four
gage TO be checked and received at any point In
| the city. q. X. LORD, q. p a.
b. DuNHAM. General Manager, baltimore.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
SALVATION
4 Sprdined dnkte Cured
From arecont fall on the ice severely spralned
my ankle, which caused me dreadful pain and
lelt me unable to walk. gave Salvation OIL q
trial, and can say that II thoroughly and com
pletcly rid me fali pain and discomfort at once
WILLIAM RUTHs,
0 | |


7 suffer terribly with chapped hands, and they
have latoly been perfect sight; the blood oozed
out rom between the cracks, and the pain sui.
fered was intense. I hardly felt able 20 work. a
friend had mo try salvation on and amer two
applications my hands were benefited, and aNcr
bottle) I find my hands all right think sal.
walton oil n great remedy, and recommend II to
all workmcn. THOMAS HUDGiNS,
10 Hartford Ayenue, BaltImore, Md.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING AND COLD MEAT
SAuCE--'lhe finest mayonaisc for meat, fish,
and vegetable salads, and Il superb table sauce,
IL far Eurpasses any homemade dressing
everybody likes II.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
LIRRIED.

| GUINNIP-wARDER. the residence of
| the brides mother, Tuesday, Feb. 10. 1880 by
! the Rcv. Charles L. Gritith. GUN GuiNStP and
|
National Republican., 1885-02-11

"LIvEs Of great men always remind us that
we are all subject TO die" says an exchange,
but never cough yourself away as long Us you
Cough gVruD
National Republican., 1885-02-11

II you are sick with that terrible siok-
ness, Nervousness, you will find Balm
in Giload" in Hop Bitters.
National Republican., 1885-02-11

If you are frequenter, or n resident
of a miasmatic district, barricado your
--systom against the scourge of all coun-
-tries-Malaria, Epidemic, and Bilious
and Intermittent Fevers by the use
of Hop Bitters.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
S1E1iMBO1T LINES.

NoRFoLK AND FoRfREss MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
wEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at 8 u. M.
stopping at Plney Point and CornHed going and
returning. Connects In Norfolk with all railroad
and steamboat lines. secure rooms and tickets
at b. and o. Onice. Fourteenth and Pennsy.
vania avenue st. Marc Hotel, and Knox tx
press, 803 Pennsylvania avenue, who will also
check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences, For further Information inquire ut
company's office, Seventh street wharf, Tele-
National Republican., 1885-02-11

The secretary of state will be prepared to pay
the 5 per cent. balance due to the benetciaries
Of the awards of the Spanish and American
claims commission on and after to-day the
llth instant. These payments amount to about
A7S 900
National Republican., 1885-02-11
UTAsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Two TRAIES pAiLY 4i:NCEPr sun

TWO TRAdiNS DAILY AsNChIr, SUN
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington at 0;2O q, m. and 4i25 y.
Pass Leesbur8, going westward, at 12il3 y. ~,
and 7;12 p, m, and arrive at Round Hiu at 100
a. m. aud B:Ot u. m.
Leave Round Hill at 4;d5 a. m. and 1i55 p m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 6s3S a. m. and
2:AS p M, and arrive at Alexandria at S;lb a.
m. and b;25 p. IN. and at Washington at S;2oa
m, and b.3b p. m.
n. M Arrives nt Alexandria at $40 and WASH
ington at S25. Leave Washington Mt 500 y. M.
Alexandria at $40 D. m. Pass Leesburg, going
eastward b,3S a. MI westward, 10:iO p. m.
y NJ npDpIIX. Supprintonupnt
National Republican., 1885-02-11
The State Department win Pay To-Day.

SALVATION on is a genuine preparation fol
the cure OF all pain. Nothing like 1t. Price,
2b cents a bottle,
National Republican., 1885-02-11

" T. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WAsUNoruS, u. G., Feb. q, 1888.
sealed proposals, IN duplicate t"rOm regular
dealers or mnnufacturers on " lndorscd "Pro-
pusnls Ordnance VIII be- received nt this oflce
until noon 23D INSTANT, for articles required.
as follows, TO he delivered nt tho Navy Yard
Washington u. G., iree OF auy expense to the
OoNerhmont, aud subject TO the usual inspection
hnd conditions, viz:
BUEEAt OF ORDNANCE.
RcqulsltlOn No. 0O-Stncl. No. 63-fron, belt
inr, brnH8 sc. No. N4-Emcry tool grinding
machints sc, No. O7-Booka and binding
Each requlsitiOn TO 10 awarded separately.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at
this Omce, and al necessary Information at Navy
Yard Responsible security required on bid1 for
faithful performance, the competency OF the
guRrautors to be certified to before u Notary or
other public unlccr The right IL reserved TO re-
lect any or all bids, and 20 waive defects.
TtIOS. ". LOCKER,
Pny-Dlrcctor, u. X n,
fo1O-it Nnyy Pay Agent.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
LOTTERIES.
+ sss ssss F
ILL.,. ssss...-. ILL.,.

This Is the Only Chartered Lottery OF Any state
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY coMPANH
Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the Leg.
fslAturo for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital of 81 900 600 10 which = reserve
ftind OF over t560,OO0 has since been added.
by an Overwhelming. popular vote It's fran-
chise was made part OF the present State Con-
sttutlon, adopted Dec. ., n d. 1879.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
It's Grand Single Number Drawing VIII take
place monthly. II. Never Scales or PostponeA
LOOK at the following Dlstrlbutlon;
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CLASS q,
At New Orleans, Tuesday. March TO- 1885 un-
der the supervision and management Of Gen. q.
4. Beauregard. of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A.
Larly, of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Fractions In tifths In proportion.
National Republican., 1885-02-11
I United STATES MARsHAEs SALE,

LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
BY virtue of writ OF fieri Gclas. Issued
out OF the Clerks Omce OF the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, and to me directed
VIII sell at public sale, for nsh In mont of the
Court House door Of said District, on THU RS
DAY, THE 26rH DAY OF Il FfcBRtJARY ISR5
nj ~ O'clock m, all the right title, claim, and
interest of the defendant In and to the following
described property, 10 witt
All OF lot numbered seVenty-three (73) in
Todd a. Gunnells sub. of square numbered four
hundred and slGty.live (d6b), situated on
Seventh street west, between ID and 10 streets
south. Part Of lot numbered twelve (l2), In
square numbered seven hundred aud twenty
feet Ave and three-quarter (5gl) inches north
from the southwest corner OF said lot, running
thence north on the line of First street north
east thirteen (13) feet six 90 inches, running
thence east one hundred aud fifteen lllb) feet,
thence south with the rear line of said lot thlr-
teen 13) teet six C0) inches, aud thence running
west one hundred and Hiteen (llb) feet to the
place of beginning; Also all that other part Of
said lot twelve (l2) In SAID square seven nun.
thirteen (I3) feet six 90 Inches, south OF the
northwest corner OF said lot, and running thence
south ON the line ofsaid First street TWO and three
quarter (244l inches, and thence running east
one hundred and fifteen ulbl feet, and thence
north ON the rear line OF said lot two and three
quarter GA Inches ard thence west one hun
dred and aneen q q feet 20 tho place Of begin,
Tho property Of the defendant Elizabeth
( Windsor, To satisfy execution No. 20, ,3S4 at law
IN MvOr of tho United htAtes. use Of ThurstUn
Johnson. CLAYTON MCMiCuAEL,
United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auetloneer fe4.20t