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6flrst publication Oct g. 1881 NJ =
PRoBA COUNTY coI1r1T ~
deceased. ''hh Sleianlack,
G. IN reading and fili.ig the petition of aroru
otelaulack administrator of the estar Of soiI ~
eSaseu LOT the adjustment and ALLOW a,,ca Of ~
account (and the ASST rnicnt o. he
h % S'la estatr TO such other persons a. are
~ i ordered that said account he cxer,;,,
coyrt -, Gnu allowed nj sp"cial term q. I'D
in ibe &c hetu ~ 'ha Office of the county iudoe
NJ lhe cry OF Munitowoc, in said roIT3, '"SS
II is ~, ne l0lh "ay Of November A. D. Ak
and olina,t ca that upon ID adjustment
anu al :" ante "f such account Il HIS 800, Nv
a aioItsau inc residue of said eftn,r h, h. b az
uineI ordef ANA JHGgn eut OF this c0urt eli
W sGeh person. a. are by laN entitled ia The %
Is iutihrf ofdctcd that rotice of tn. i'm. "a
pa % the examination az Il allowance Of -, nb
aeG9nht' ana 81 the assignment of ;b, ro n
,ate, De gwen to al persons i1tercsirG wv
iyna-S Lt IN VI ny order for three successive
weeks, before salG day, in the ranit0woc Pin
itv k New spabei printed and published nj he
'l1f VI MhilltnWoc and state Of " iscorsiu ~
Dated October 9Th, A. D., 1885.
BY the court
II ID = II
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OHIO will no longer be an October
state, and those who made their living
off election excitement must turn their
attention to something else.
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SHERMAs's speeches in Virginia did it
for Fitz Hugh Lee. The Ohio ''idee"
doesn't seem to take we'll in the old Do
minion.
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MALONE should have ridden q war
horse. The traitorous little lump of
malignity might have had more success
in that case.
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CLEVELAND must he somewhat like the
hazy weather of Indian summer. He il
not to be seen after November 1st. The
Indian summer quit just about that time.
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JOHNNY" DAVENPORT was not on
earth on Tuesday. Johnny" has his
uses but be must have an administration
behind him.
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THE Spring field Republican does not
take kindly to the dropping of Coon
from the treasury department. But
Coon GEMS to be glad.
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M. PAsTEUR claims to have perfected
his cure for hydrophobia. A good dog
tax is an excellent preventive.
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Custom Carding,
Spinning, Weaving,
Oyeing and FuIIing done

70 order on short notice. Our facilities for thi s
klnd al work can not be surpassed in the West
anG our work is fully guaranteed or monev re-
lunded. Come and examine our goods and pric-
es. 1t will pay you.
Our goods are manufaC tured by the North Side
Wooden Mills at A pleton, Wis
noyl2 OLE STEPHENSON MANAGER
CIark,s Mills 7. O. ManitOMoc Co WIS
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WHEN Mcclellan ran against Lincoln
for the presidency he received 45 per
cent. of the popular vote.
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TIE weather must have been bad in
Virginia on tuesday. Malone, at least,
til links it was bad day.
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ST.. PAU. IS ,ing to have all ice palace.
1t is to stock organization and the
capital is SIS 600
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ARRANGEMGSTs have been made by
which the g"9ey nment has agreed to take
the Dolphin.
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The Chicago Ia er Ocean used its
election Forster i'll commercial ad on
WEDNESDAY
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fFirst publication Sept, II, 1885. y
PROBATE -AANITOWOC 20 cor

= FIIsI puDIICalIOn sept. T., 1883 No. n
II PkOBATE-NANIfOWO co. COURT.
liza the matter of the estate of Bernhard Lishka,
deceased.
TO all whom it may concern letter. OF admin
lstiNt'nn on said estate Of Bernhard Lishka. late
OF az town Of Two Creeks in said county de
ceased iusostate, having been issued to Wcncel
RI Z. 9D the 18th day of September. A. u 1853
aad siX months from and after said day being al
owed ana limited for creditors TO preksDt their
clalns 'fr examination and allowance notice s.
serehF given that the undersigned will, on the
~ fesd2y OF September, A. D., 1885 and OF .sie
-" lay of March, A. D.. 1886, at the proIz q
81 ~ the city of Manitowoc in said cgrl..--
receive, examine and adjust all claims and I,
nands of all persons against said deceased
Dated September 18TH 1885.
ocH-l5 Il, D. SMART, County Judge.
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Iowa and Massachusetts, has gone
republican each by a majority of about
10000. No her result was looked for
in these states
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ESTRAY,

Came into my enclosure on October Sth, 1885,
in the town of Manitowoc, red and white cow
with short thick horns, aged from to years.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take the COW away.
THOMAS WINDIATE,
octZ9 ManitoWoc, Wis.
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FERDIN1 YARD was sentenced to
ten years prl-.'uHer,t at Sing Sing.
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If Grover didn't do any more, he cast
one vote f0r ? lil
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WHAT wlit !saei man do in the senate
without b ST.. .iahome?
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III was ~ lis aud stony IN New
York for repV 'i!s,us on Tuesday.
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SAW MILL
F'0RSALE

I have for sale a saw mill in
Langlade county. 1t will be sold
at a bargain. 1t is finely located,
plenty Of pine in the vicinity
Store, clearinghouse, blacksmith
shop and barns, also complete out
fit for running mill. Enquire of
O.. G.. SEDGWICK.
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61A00 mn IN presents gsoeH alGdy. Send us
XVIII Hill B cents postage and by mail YOU
WHUU ,tJUlJ will get free package of goods
of large value, that will start
You in work that will al once bring YOU in money
faster than anything else in America. All about
the s20Q,o00 in presents with each box Agents
wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all ages for
their own homes. Fortunes for all workers All
solutely assured Don't delay. II. HALLETT 4
Co., Portland Maine
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not an ehe

pain in the Rheumatic line have had since using
ATHLoPHoRos two years ago. 1t made thorough
cure in my case" Mrs. ELLA SMITH, 81 n Foster
From all over the country come similar testimonials
CT ss shs kTH0PHOR0S In Susns 1 sss
neuralgia No other remedy has been discovered
that is u real for either of these terrible dis
eases Athiophoroe is not an experiment, it has
been tried and its value proved by thousands Of
people all the United States No remedy has
ever been put on the market that has brought such
universal relief to sufferers from rheumatism and
neuralgia. AthIophoros is absolutely safe to take
and will surely bring relief II you doubt its merits
send for names Of persons In your own State who
have been cured by its use.
Ask your druggist for Athlophoros. II you
cannot get it of h we will send it express paid
receipt of regular price-Sl 90 per bottle We
prefer that you buy it from your druggist, but if
he hasn't it Go not be persuaded to try something
slse but order at once from US as directed.
ATHL0PH0R0S co., Il2 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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STRAYED.

Came to my enclosure about the last of Sep
TENDER. 1885, heifer about three and one-half
years old, The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
*noV19 OLE AJBOI
Town of Cato, Clark's Mills.
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TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
MANITOwoC COUNTY, WIS,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
MANITOwOC COUNTY, WIS,
MANITowoC, August 9th. 1885.
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following tracts and parcels OF land, city
and village lots. lying and being situated III the
county of Manitowoc and state of Wisconsin.
were sold for the taxes due and unpaid thereon
for the year 1852. on the third Tuesday, being
the 18th day of May. 1883. Now. therefore I'M
less the amounts of taxes, interest and costs,
set opposite the several tracts and parcels of
land city and village lots, shall be paid on or
before the 18th day of May. 1885, the same will
be transferred to the buyer. or his or her as
sig according to the statutes in such case
made and provided. ii. Z. BUHSE,
County Clerk
SCHLESW IG-yILLAGE OF KEEL.
Owners name. Description 5. t. r. An Z
II Belitz, lots to in blk 80 Il 81 SO
- lots to II in blk 80 II 81 SO
Fred Telsch, lot in block 80 II 81 Is 60
B Cronin, swa SEA- SIS q Gil
TOWN OF RoCKLAND.
Unknown nRis " nO'' ne& sex % 10 Il "a
TOWN OF CATO.
L S & W r r Co.. so much of the
mes of the sea of sec. No. as lies
between the center of the so call
edM enashaStateRoad on the south
side of the track of the NJ L n w
r on the north side containing
in all Is acres more or less ~ ~ 81
Lars Severson ea WIZ e2 sea 81 ~ ~ AZ
TOWN OF MANTTOwOC.
Hanson * Scove and Harris Bros.
east part of lot south of rail road 10 10 "a II 20
TOWN OF MAPLE GROVE.
Unknown, swk nwA "a 20 q 4 II
Paul Benke, 50 Sws Sw% ~ ~ Il . 81
TOWN OF TWO RIVERS.
Paul Bonk, lot Subd nes SwA % % "A AZ
Louisa Schmidt, lots and subd.
of fractional lot IL ~ "A 50
VILLAGE OF NESHCTO.
william OeStreich, lots l X in blk Ii
Gustav Mueller, lot in block 29e
William Oestrich, as described in
vol. II of deeds page 223, ~ ~ "a Is 81
TOWN OF COOPERSTOWN.
| Frank Hardrika, SEX nw4 % Il ~ 81 W
Frank Hardrika, nw4 sea 2o Il ~ ~ 9S
TOWN OF MISHICOTT.
| John Boan, 10 acres north end OF
nwA nw4 Is 81 "a Il s.
| CITY OF TWO RIVERS.
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Why 81 WIIaU-4 :, TINS
KING o. CSEcEES

longer when have al the Branr
Issued placed IN library in this Beautiful Book Case .
Resi- Secretary and Dictionary ioier combined b. gaoiag ~ nc
Tats d and the price # volume each month thereafter mn
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.onitowot pilot.

THURSl :, NOVEMBER 5, 1885.
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Presbyterian church, street tax, lot l6 9S OF
PRESBYTERIAN church, street tax, lot i. Is Il
Presbyterian church, street tax.eH of 1t Is g? 81
TOWN 10 RANGE "a.
Joseph BleSer, lots 5 & ea< of & 9 block
/ of government lot 4. section 10 10 IS
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fhob AIE,-hANITOW0C COUNTY CoII1- r.
L IN The matter a hp ~ 81

Scbr,i. g Ut. Administrator of said est y II,
AL OIL attorneys. pctoJ-rQ
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YOUNG MEN Ityou wan, to learn 7 Biography Il
ton. Address Valentine Bros Janesyi.ie.w q

Sheriff of Manitowoc county
SchmltZ q klrwan, Plaintiffs Attorneys no56
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Fred Nodra,

Two Rivers Manufacturing Co
e Unknown
Two Rivers Manufacturing Co
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
EAST WASHINGTON.

CONCERT AT THE BARRACKs.-The Marine
Band will rendert the following programme
at the barracks this evening, under the
direction of Professor Sousa; Ballet,
"Opera of Faust" Gounod overture,
civilian Tell, Rossini; selection, "The
Mikado," Sullivan; song, "Whcn Nightly
My Wild Harp Bring" BarkeT Hunga-
rian dance, Braham fantasia, "a Night
in Berlin" Harmorn.
ARRESTED William H. Young, colored
was arrested this morning for obtaining
money under false pretenses from Joseph
Betters.
CELEBRATING ST. JoHN's DAY. - ST.
Johns Day was celebrated by Armenius
Lodge, No. 20, j.. A. A. NJ, with Il picnic,
at Guethlers Park yesterday. Games,
dancing, music and fireworks were in
cluded in the exercises. A large number
of guests were present and all expressed
the greatest satisfaction with the enter
tainment.
EUREKA Council MEETING.-A meeting
for the revival of Eureka Council, Sons Of
Jonadab, will be held this evening in
Washington Hall. Mr.. John +. Riley,
sovereign patriarch, has charge of the ar
rangements, and an interesting programme
will be rendered.
THE STREET CAR AFFRAY. - The East
Washington streetcar affray was disposed
of by Judge Smell to-day. Eugene Sulli-
van was charged with assaulting Charles
West, driver of an H-street car. West
was charged with assaulting Sullivan,
and Christian Maisa was charged with
carrying q pistol Sullivan was fined IS
and the others were discharged.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
COURT RECORD.

CRIMINAL CouRr Justice Macarthur
Lucien II. Hayden forgery; jury out.
EoUITY CouRT-Justice Cox.-Andrews vs..
Murdock; dismissal of bill without costs.
Stewart VS.. Gallant; Irving Williamson APP
pointed trustee to convey National Union
Insurance Company VS.. Tyler; sale finally
ratified and cause referred to the auditor.
Spalding VS.. BARLEY ct al; rule on defendants,
D Hyte9ud Matthews, returnable June 81
CoURT IN GENERAL TERN-Justices lIagner
and James.-Quill vs. Wolf ct al; continue
ance stricken out.
Kirk; motion for Judgment overrule1. Reed
VS.. Jackson; rehearing granted demurrer
oyerruled. National Bank of Republic VS..
Bigelow; Judgment of condemnation set aside.
Wizards administrators vs.. Wood, executor;
ordered to be heard in the General Term In the
first instance.
Police CourT-Judge Smell. Francis stein,
vagrancy; bonds or ninety days. Francis
Darnese. violating building regulations nOlle
prosecuted. Ed. Lansdalc, vagrancy; bonds or
ninety days. David Curtis, profanity; S5 or
seven days. William Wayne, disturbing the
quiet of West Washington; 50 or fifteen days.
Ezekiel W. Webb, vagrancy; bonds or ninety
days. George Swansbury, do. personal bonds.
Charles Cornenges, destroying tree; 81 or
three days. Thomas j. Lazenby, wasting Po-
ored loud aud boisterous So or fifteen days
Alexander Sandman, cruelty to animals; So
fine and execution of sentence suspended.
Alice Palch, alias Campbell, profanity; So or
Mary Bart; personal bonds. James Gray and
Frank Thomas, colored affray; Gray was
fined S5 and Thomas was discharged Lizzie
Brown, colored, assault on Alice Campbell;
dismissed. William Lowry, selling lottery
carrying pistol discharged. Charles West
and Eugene Sullivan, ASSAULT West was dis
charged and Sullivan was fined SO.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
WEST WASHINGTON.


Subscriptions and advertisements for THE CRITIC
Teceired at c. II, Fiokling'S drug store.
X OF p. MEETING.-Hermione Lodge
No, IL, X. of p, held its regular meeting
last night and elected the following Off
GERS: Past Chancellor, S. H. Harper; chan
cellor commander s. w. Delzell; vice
chancellor, j. ID. Blair. prelate, b. f.
Harper; master-at-arms, j. l.. Gladmon.
Policy BRoKER.-John Turbey was
arrested this morning by Officer NJ. l..
Fisher and taken to court. He was
charged with keeping policy shop in
Market Space.
PERsoNAL-Mr. William Whelan, son
of the well-known grocer, is very sick
with pneumonia, at his room in the
Montgomery House.
o. U. A. M. EXCURSION. Washington
Council No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, gave an eXcur-
sion this morning to Great Falls, the
steam packet IL. G. Wagner carrying
them up.
PoRT NEws.-Sailed: Schooner George
r. Vreeland, with coal for Boston.
THE PINK TEA.--The Pink Tea, to be
given by the ladies of st. Johns Church,
will come Off this evening at the Sunday
School Hall corner Of o and Potomac
streets, instead of Mackall square.
THE RIVERS CONDITION. N.-Temperature
and condition of water at q. m. Great
Falls, temperature, ~; condition, 36; re-
ceiving reservoir, temperature, 7S; condi-
ton at north connection, 36; condition
at south connection 36; distributing
reservoir, temperature, ~; condition at
infuent gate-house, SO; condition at etiiu-
ent gate-house, 36.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

subscriptions and advertisements for THE Garlic
rsceirea at o. s. Prices d,uo store.
THE ARSENAL CoNcERT.-The second of
the series of open air concerts by the
Third Artillery Band, at the Washington
Barracks yesterday afternoon, brought to-
gether large gathering of people. The
programme consisted of six choice selec-
tions, which, under the leadership of Pro-
fessor lhnenfeldt, were excellently rem
dered. The spot selected for these con-
certs, which is on the lawn in front of the
AdJutant's is certainly remarkably
beautiful one. The lawn, with its emer-
aid carpet clipped down to uniform vel
vet, is shaded by handsome large old elm
trees that defy the penetrating rays of the
sun. Little groups of buttercups are pro-
fusely intermingled with the clover, their
bright, yellow heads pceping over the tips
of the grass, making very pretty con-
trast to the dark, rich, green of the clover.
The gravel paths leading to the lawn had
all been swept clean of rubbish, seemingly
for the occasion. The tinkling of the
water, falling from large fountain in the
centre of the circle facing the lawn, made
n most euphonious addition to the sweet
music OF the band. The assembly was
well-behaved well-dressed and we'll
pleased. Baby carriages, in charge Of
mothers or nurses, were there in profit
sion, and those babies who were old
enough to crawl, tumbled over the dry
soil in jubilant glee, The concert
and much larger gathering will be the
result. The programme of selections
will hereafter be printed in THE CRITIC
on the afternoon the concerts are given,
which will be on Mondays, Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
ALEXANDRIA.

A CHALLENGE.-The following is copy
of a challenge, the result of q difficulty
which took place in public house on
Royal street on Monday evening last be-
tween prominent Republican official Of
Alexandria County and citizen of the
county.
June %, 1885.
SIR: / would like to, have a settlement of
the difficulty which took place in Alexandria
yesterday, and this invites you to meet me in
the county any time and place which you may
select for that purpose. and In any way In which
you may determine &c
1t is not known what steps the chal-
lenged party will pursue, but the proba-
bility is, he will take no notice of the chal-
lenge.
DESMOND FINEp.-"Teddy' Desmond,
who assaulted the little Brenner boy, had
his trial before the mayor yesterday and
was fined $25 and costs. The witnesses
mond, who is powerfully built young
fellow, picked the boy up by his neck
and seat of his pants, and raising him
up, dashed him upon the pavement; one
witness saying he "threw the boy so
hard that he threw himself" The boy,
who has nearly recovered from the bru-
tai assault, is handsome and intelligent
little fellow, and when giving in his evil
dence, did not seem to hold any ill-will
against his assailant. He said he was UNI
conscious and did not know who picked
him up.
MARRIAGE.-Mr. Robert Gronan, n very
popular young gentleman Of this city, and
Miss Alice Price, the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mrs, Mary A.
Price, were married this afternoon, at 3
o'clock, at the residence of the brides
mother on Cameron street, Rev. DR.. Bull
lock, formerly chaplain Of the United
States Senate, officiating. Only few in
vited friends and relatives of the contract,
ing parties were present. The welded
couple will go to Baltimore to spend u
portion of their honeymoon.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Wilson having gone to
Botetourt County for the purpose of re.
cruiting his health, Mr.. Moore Is filling
his place as express agent, and Mr.. l..
Hipkins is assistant.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
DREADING DISGRACE.
A Colorcd Woman Prefers Death to the
WOrlk- House.

hOEN-GOuSts
A colored woman named Sarah Pallet
alias Sarah Campbell, made a determined
attempt at suicide in the cell at the Police
Court about noon to-day. She tore one
of her stockings into strips and tied one
end of il to the top of the cell door and
put her head through a rudely made
moose. The height was not sufficient TO
keep her feet off the floor, and she held
them up.
Policeman IIarbin was sitting near the
door of the cell ut the time and the thing
was so quietly done that he did not dis
cover it until life was nearly extinct. He
heard her call to a man in the next cell
some time previously that she would hang
herself before she went to the worlthousc.
No attention was paid to this. She was
cut down and was apparently dead. DIR.
Pool was summoned from the Health OF.
flee and found no pulsation left. a false
respiration was gotten up by knocking
the breast, and she began to breathe and
partly recovered
She was in on two charges, assault and
profanity. The assault case was dis
missed. She was fined s. or seven days
on the other charge and begged piteously
to be let off. She is also under bonds to
keep the peace for q previous difficulty.
She was sent to the Poorhousc Hospital.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-25
LOCAL RRlEES.

WILLIAM LowRIE was fined 800 in the
Police Court to-day for selling lottery
tickets.
AT the meeting of the horticultural So
ciety last night the proposed fair was
abandoned.
HAVE you had sample of Berkeley?
If not get one. 1t is pure. Tharp, SlS f
street northwest.
AN old white man named Francis Stein
was sent to the workhouse for three
months for begging dime to pay his fare
to Alexandria.
CHARLES CoMENeEs, q small boy, for
climbing tree to see the ball game yes
terday at Capitol Park, was taxed 81 by
Judge Smell to-day.
THE contract for the care of seamen in
the customs district of Georgetown has
been awarded to Providence Hospital at
75 cents per day for each patient.
ABOUT one hundred pupils will be adj
mitted to the colored High School, having
made fifty per cent the general average.
The, highest percentage attained was S7l,
made by Miss Nancy Atwood. Stanton
Wormley led the boys with percentage
Of SO.
THE Amateur Glee Club have elected
the following officers: j H. Smith, pres-
dent; Charles Beale, vice-prcsident; j..
Henry Lewis, secretary; j. Ed Mason,
treasurer; executive committee, VIM. H..
Black, j. ID. Butler n Collert, II. II. Ford
and A. j. Hail.
Mrs. N. AcKER of Second and streets
was badly torn by asavage Newfoundland
dog that belonged to her deceased hus-
band. Some one liberated the dog from
his chain in the back yard and he ran out
onto the sidewalk and attacked his mis-
tress, tearing her face, neck and arms in
frightful manner.
THE left field of the National Baseball
grounds was sold yesterday for 81 200. The
portion of the field sold is situated on the
northwest corner of New Jersey avenue
and b street, extending one hundred and
three feet on New Jersey avenue and fifty
nine feet on b street. The lots were pur-
chased from the Washington Il George.
town Railroad Company by John II. Ross
of Baltimore.
NEXT Sunday afternoon at Glenwood
Cemetery handsome granite monument
fourteen feet high, erected to the memory
of Alexander Eagleston, will be unveiled
with appropriate exercises and in the
presence of the Dashaways, Jonadabs,
Good Templars and Sons of Temperance.
The deceased was a well-known temper
ance worker, and was killed on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad December 10, 1882
MISS SARAH FRANCES BURcHELL and Mr.
Arthur Burt were married last night al
the residence of the brides parents, ITO.
Vermont avenue. Miss Burchell is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. n. w. Burchell
the well-known grocer. Mr.. Burt is the
son of large shoe manufacturer in Bos
ton. Rev. Mr.. Andrews of the Episcopal
Church oiliciated. Later the newly-mar
ried pair left on an extended tour East
intending to visit Lake George, White
Mountains and other resorts, and viii
then return TO Brockton, Mass, whcl
will be their home hereafter.