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DENNYROYAL PILLS.-CHl

DENNYROYAL PILL 5. OIL
Il CHESTER'S ENGLISH the orig ma
and only genuine. safe and reliable. be
ware OF worthless Initial Ions. lndlspensa
bic to ladies. Ask your druggist Tor Gu
CHESTERS ENGLISH and take ne
other or inclOse four cents (stamps) 10 u
for particulars In letter by return mai
Name paper. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL
co. 2sI3 Madison Square, Philadelph.A
Pa. AT druggists. Trade supplied by
Thornbury 4 Ramos. 10 1854 ,SukTuly
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No. CLAY.STREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Clay and Adams streets.
sery .ces by the pastor Rev j. II. RID
DICK. SUNpAl-mOrnius a. II A. NJ. aud
evening at 1870 T. VI. Seats free and
strangers cordially invited. sunday school
nj q.lj A. ".
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roy. MONUMENTAL CHURCH

Rev. JOHN Il. NEWTON, Rctor.-Diylne
service at IL A. NJ. aud at chapel at y. NJ.
Sunday school at $50 4. NJ.
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Nv TRINITY CIIIRCH corner Of

Broad and Twentieth streets)-Rev. J. c.
REED. Misunderstanding by the pastor al
Il \. ". aud 1870 p. VI. seats free. \ cor
dial invitation to all.
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n,ySEyENTU.STREET CHRIS.

TAN CHURCH. The pastor. Rev. HENRY
~CHELL LOBINGtER will preach on sun
DAYatIlA. VI. and 7:I5 L. VI.
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RSs0Ns.

NOOK'S EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE
" AND CALIFORNIA
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER
Of 1885
send for programmes. Tickets Issued Tor
individual travellers to aud In all parts OF
the world. Passage tickets by ell lines OF.
steamers.
COOKS EXCURsIoSIsT. with maps,
published u monthly. By mail for 10 cents
Address THOMAS COOK n son.
NH ~ WSsal2w 26i Broadway. N. Y.
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So yENABLE.STREET CHURCH

corner OF Venable and Eighteenth streets
SUNDAY school at 800 \. NJ. Preaching hy
the pastor. Rev. r. II. PITT on SUNDAY al
IL A. VI. and : +. NJ.
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gle east Main street,
Illnh r.lnlAN An

CAL or write for pamphlet containing
hundreds OF Testimonials nom the best wO-
men and men from all parts OF the country.
DC 2y-eOdt NOl7
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nEAFNESS, ITS CAUSES AND
- CURE. by one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated by most OF the noted
SPECIALISTS or the day with no benefit. C,VeG
himself in three months, and since then
hundreds OF others by same process. y
pain simple. and successful home treat
ment. Address T. :. PAGE. l2s east Twen'
ty-sixth street, New York city
fe 2S-Tu. Th&Sal2w
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

GOOD BOOKS-CllEAP.
Complele works OF luskin, IL volumes,
50 Dequlncy. d volumes, 81; George Elliot.
volumes. S.: Bulwer, IL volumes 50 /,
ThackeTay. 10 volumes, So; Dickens 10
VOlumes SIS. scott. volumes. Sc or "a
volumes SI2: Mrs. Jameson, 10 volumes,
$40: Reed Shakespeare lrere). volumes
SO select SuBday-SchOol Library. 80 vol
umes $40; Marryatt. IL volumes $40. j. W.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. mn iy'dNW
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.o5 FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. PERCY q. EL-oN at ii \. II. aud at
745 p. NJ. TOMORROW. All cordially i'll
vited. Sunday sch Dol at 9:l5 A. VI.
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MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMP ANY
OF NEW YORK.

YEAH THE AIR ,,v m
~ A N',',
EsI,I ,
YORK AE ~ TN AtiI0H OF PB Bic ACCOUNTS
REGULATING REPORTS cjMPtS 49,
principal Office Of
y
OF the
tonhro On
Vice prsden A.
Treas
Organ lied am no II,
|
Nan of the d - NFF1
Resilen o c K a
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49, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Twelfth and Broad streets. Rev.
GEORGE COOPER. u. d.. pastor. Will preach
at IL A. NJ. and 7:fj T. NJ. Strangers and
OILERS cordially invited.
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n.y.. TEMPERANCE BIBLE.READ

INGS-MRs. MARY ". THOMAS. OF Balti-
more, Will give a Temperance Bible Read
ing at Fourth Baptist church (cOloredl. y
street. at $50 o'clock p. VI. To MORROW.
She will give another at the Presbyterian
church, Manchester Rev. Mr.. CAMPBELL
at 1870 O'Clock IN the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

BSy" CLOPTON-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. Observation-Disclosures at
ia. VI. and 7.S0 F. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
DECATUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

The efforts of the National Republi-
can to get up boom for the bloody
shirt are very amusing.
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OIiiCE 60 ME rrEEtSTEN pESl DI }
NlRDfSIA PENlIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

NH 47'6t chairman.
OIftCE o. IHE SrrEEGSTENpEST
VlRDiEGA PENIIESIiAKf.
March - l-75. }
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
- received AZ the office OF the sup.rinteui-
TUESDAY. MARCH 8OrH.
al T. oclock ~. Tor furnishing this iu,tis.
Ton for three months. commencing nOu
the lot Of April. with tine following ART
cles--NlI.
100 barrels EXTRA sUPERFiNE
fLOtR -% ample;
/ $50 bushels coon. SOUND BOLrEp
MEAls-sample
- GOO pounds BULK slDFs. sHOUL-
DERS. and ELLitS-samp.s
600 pounds BkOMN SUGAE-samp.ri
1000 pounds PARTUlA CCFf EE-esin.
. 600 pounds RlCE-samFc;
5000 pounds 1yRPEN1INE spAF-
400 gallons is Low.GRADE sYRUp--
$50 gallons BEST KERO~ENE OH:
$50 gallons BEST HEAD i..pbI OIL.
100 barrels q OOD. SOUS ID HER
RINGS-ssmple
? barrels RI T. WHi~k ample.
10 sacks SALT.
The above articles TO be telit cred 40 tIf
Virginia penitentisry free 81 a.. dra} axe.
Sc, and In such quantities and stslch .lfls
as the Superintendent may neet and re-
outre them TO he del. feTei-ine above
quantity 10 be Increased or d Unfinished as
the requirements demand.
Bids received for any one or more OF tao
above articles.
The Board Of Directors reserve the f.stf
~ ''''' '''' - " W. W. MOSES
NH 256272t superintendent.
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A NEW BOOK, PUBLISHED THIS

A NV BUUN, 70 DbIOIILD IHIo
IA DAY,
THE CHAMOlS. HUNTER,
translated from the French OF Emile Sou.
Yektre.
Price use. Nailed to any address upon
receipt Of price. Recommendations.
Publishers.
fe27 Oil Main street.
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nsy SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-

DR.. HoGE ALTA. NJ, at 4 p. NJ, aud in the
Old Market Hall at s O'Clock In the eve
ming,
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DRUNKENNESS,
~ OK THE LIQUOR HABIT,
POSITIVELY CURED 81 ADMINISTER
ING
DIR. HAINESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC

n can be given In cup Of coffee or tee
is absolutely harmless and VIII eiec' Il
permanent ard speedy cure. whether The
patient is a moderate drlnker or an AGO
holic wreck. II has been given in thou.
sands Of cases aud in every instance per.
feet cure has followed. IT NEVER FAILS
The system once impregnated with the Spe'
cinc. il becomes an utter lmpossibillty FOR
the liquor appetite 10 exist. For sale by
4. ROBERTS BAKER Druggist.
gl9 east Main street,
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!. + lid TNVTUNNI0 " ILL DE
> received AZ the office OF the sup.rlnteuI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

40 chests GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
new crop. tne flavor best value IN the clty
for the price; for sale by JOIN VI. hId
GINS Franklin street neal Old Market.
ia 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

En- BETHEL MISSION corner OF
Twentieth and Main Strees) .-Services
SUNDAY at 7:45 o'clock =. VI. and WEDNEs-
LAY NIGHT at 7:45 o'clock. All cordially
Invited
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GROTEXIEs. Sc.

GREEN RIO COFFEE-l, 300
" BAGS-impOrted direct from Rio lie
JaneirO per steamer Advance. for sale
by DAVENPORT NORRIS.
NH 26-7t importers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

wv. TRIBBErr, WHIT r.. TAYLOR.
late OF Goddin s Irib-
bett.
TRIBBETT & TAYLOR, WHOLE
Il SALE FANCY GRDCERS MANUFAC'
TURING CONFECTlONERS AND DEAL
Frs IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS. No 1918 Main street ia24-3in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13
THOMAs BOWLING, Aucr,oneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERB COLLECTION
OF JAPANESE ART TREASURES BEING
THE MOST COMPLETE ARRAY OF JAPA-
NESE GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WASHING
TON, INCLUDING A LARGE NUMBER OF
DECORATED PORCELAINs FROM THE
CELEBRATED KORANSHA POTTERY, REP
RESENTISG THE BEST ART PRODUCTS
FROM EVERY PROVINCE IN JAPAN, SUCH
AS HANDDECORATED PORCELAINS AND
FAIENCES, FASHIONED TO FORMS OF OR
NAMENT AND USE. BRONZES FROM THE
ATELIERS OF THE MOST RENOWNED MAX
ERS OF TOXIC AND KIOTO EXAMPLES OF
WORK INLAID WITH GOLD SILVER AND
COLORED BRONZES; RARE PIECES OF OLD
WORK IN BRONZE; A BEWILDERING AR
RAY OF THE MOST PERFECT CLOIsONNE
EVER SHOWN; PANELS CARVED IN WOOD
AND PAINTED; IVORY CARVINGS, SILK
EMBROIDERIES, DECORATED SCREENS OF
ALL SIZES; SATSUMA WARE; ELEGANT
VASES IN ALL SHAPES: MANY CURIOS
AND BIZARRE CONCEITs OF THE EASTERN
MIND, &C, &C. THE COLLECTION AS A
WHOLE FORMING A COMPLETE MUSEUM.
DISCLOSING THE HIGHEST RESULTS OF
ORIENTAL ART
Within my salearooms southwest corner Pennsvl-
yania avenue and 18th street, commencing WEB
81 SD ~ o IWHENTf-FikST APRIL. 1886, AT
O'CLOCK r. NJ, AND CONTINUING AT SANE
HOURS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FOLLOW
N VIII sell without reserve the above elegant col
lection the best examples Of the most per-
Grand Exhibition MONDAY AND TUESDAY
APRIL NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH from
NM M UNTIL SIX p. NJ Catalogues win De
mailed ass 10 any ADDRESS free Of charge.
apl2 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13

from the Cleveland Leader.
John w. Daniel, OF Virginia, made his first
speech in the House yesterday. He is the man
whom the Virginians consider their greatest
orator, and they expect great things from him
when he takes his place in the United states
Senate as Mahone's successor. AS for his speech
yesterday was rather disappointed in it, and
/ think II is much Of question as to whet her
Mr.. Daniel will ever be a great Congressional
debater. He makes a very nowery speech and
delivers it like an actor. He looks very much
like John Wilkes Booth, and his face is "a
classic one. He is straight and tall while he
speaks, and though he hobbies about the House
on crutches, the moment he rises to add ess
the chair his lameness seems TO leave him. His
voice is clear, resonant and pleasing. His ac-
cent is southern. He calls to "toe," and speaks
the word court as though 1t were pronounced
like ''cOat" He says 40" for for, and has the
other usual dialectisms of the south. He used
some striking comparisons, which makes me
think that he may perhaps turn out better
than Is anticipated, as, tor instance, "You
might as well put a mustard plaster on a bald
head for heart disease as to apply legislation
for the cure of labor troubles" john w. Daniel
is 43 years old. He was a confederate soldier
during the war, and has been noted lawyer
since then He has written a couple of law
books and is, am told, through a happy mar
rage, q rich man.
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AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE. HOUSE
NUMB B 9l9 L STREET NORTHWEST;
ON / sTREET BEIMERN SfS 1HE ASD TENTH
EHak sY khHH 81 N AthHf AM 81
hETMEES caNAM ANb s &c s sTuKHHEETr
SOUTHWEST: CANAL STREET, BETWEEN q
TWEEN Z sTREET AND GEoRG ii N AVE'N1 q T:
BY virtue Of the last will of Clarissa Ii ess duly -
Columbia. holding a special term for Orphans liE
Court business and by the decree said
Term in Equity. in cause No. 1888, will as Trustee.
sell at public auction in front Of the premises
the following real estate In the City of Washing ton
TWENTY-SfNTH Day OF OF APRiL AID. 1850 3; az
FOUR O'CLOCK r: NJ, part of Lots and K. in square
S6S having front on street Of As 100 feet and
bered 0lS l. street northwest.
Immedateiy thereafter part of lot K, fronting
fronting 23 4O-1OO feet on l. street. and lots l. NJ
and N, fronting each % 11-lOO feet on a 3O-foot
alley and having on the W. side 15-foot alley and
provementS thereon.
Also, on the same day. ut HALF-PAsT FIVE
U ~ r ~, lots 2, 8. 8 and 10. In So 6O2, and
Terms OF Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal instruments in one
secured by deeds trust on the property sold or All
cash at option of purchasers, Cash deposit of 500
must be made on each of the lots in square 1853
and 500 on each of the other lots when knocked
down. All conveyancing cost OF purchaser Terms
Si SAFE must be com piled with within ten days from
right to resell al risk and of defhulting pur-
chaser after thee days public advertisement
416 9TH street northwest.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ap7-d&ds
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l CITIZEN.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

DEEDS In fee have been filed as follows:
smith Petit to F. D. Power, sub lot 1853. so
30; $500. r. w. Walker to j. G. Hester. sub
~, res. 10; $4,000. R. E. Pairo to II. Beard.
sub III, d. and LIS. sub Mt. Pleasant; S3,713.
~ a. Dyer to James Manogue, pit ITO, Fs. ad-
to %. Conneil, in trust lot As, SO. 623; s.. 1
Williamson TO A. ]. Avery, sub lot Al. so. iSO
village Of aafsS h. s $751; lots E e
s5, 900 g. brown to G B. hickey, lots rs Is and
aunton to j. II. Hunton, sub lot 3. So. 5O3:
$4,000. James Dobbyn to James A. Hunt, pt.
s1: SGT; 81, 1912: Jane Farnham to James
So 1s7; ooo H. v. 9 Samuel sue as sGs SCI
block a. aerd ia.s0n Ai Its ,i5So and n II
g, 81; zee; sa.ssf.1e. e A Hopkins to B. an j.
to G; A. McEuen, lot s, 50. 81; si.15o. &. "a. a.
+ sxart.sIi 70 Dunn e Ct ai IN trust So1
Wilkins, undivided half 6, 50. 1919; sac. s5'
Same to Florence n. Ordway, do same prom.
p So 49, NJ Ie 3 Ru An !" kaappler
lot 8, SO. 76; $4,000. john Humphrey to A. Il.
NMee' SUP lot IT,, SO; 17e: $500; g S. Peugh to
A. Moore % h Ps res ao 1a $1,000 Fannie
S1,O563O. Ida U. Marshall TO joseph G. Hester,
s saos 10 II PssS Ss W Tss CT
sub. Mt Pleasant; 81, 750: r. G. Fox to Roberta
$4,000. Mary b Manypenny to Maria 6. Peel
- Harrigant sub 165: 50. $40; $3.50. q. c.
addition to West Washington; S2,525. j. ".
ptlling TO p Greer sub lot g, SO. 2I5, g.. W.
$13,OO0 ]. r. Arms TO &. c. Purseli, ut. Id. 50.
364; 80 500. Caroline A. Jackson TO Virginia
z: Huidekoper, pt 9, SO. l65; $1,000. Eiiza-
WaFder to H ". Watson, sdb lot 8, ca. i07:
$1,000 @. Gibson TO g. -. Willett. In trust,
rest sub 67s %, TAI; $316.
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Lfsxt at Munkaxcy,s House.

Paris Dispatch to The London Times.
The soiree given 10y the painter Munkaczy, In
his picturesque house the Avenue de
Nilliers, in honor OF Iiszt, wa one OF the most
curious and interesting which Paris has known
for long time 1t is LIZ years since the fIlustri-
Gus musician visited the French capital, and
for years he has not played i'm public, that
the chance OF hearing him has long been a raro
one. III was known that he would be present a.
the soiree, but IL was generally assumed that
he would take no part In the music. Those
present had come To the conclusion that they
should only have the pleasure of seeing the
wonderful old man. The appearance OF Liszt Is
a thing not To be forgotten. He is clad IN the
black robe Oh the priest; his head has become
more powerful and striking as he has advanced
In age. He continues 10 wear his hair, as he
he has always done, In long locks, after the
peculiar fashion oil the peasants OF Hungary,
and the pure white tresses falling from "A mead
SO full OF character complete "A striking rcaliza-
ton OF the appearance OF Dante described by
Tradition. No words can give an idea OF the
effect produced on this exceptional audience by
List when, at the close of the program he sat
down 10 the piano and, after a lew sonorous
touches, performed two musical pieces, 10 the
great delight and amid the enthusiastic APP
plause OF his hearers. He played "A fantasia
composed by himself, and in his execution
there Was tnat nequaled charm and that
penetrating purity which of old made his sue
cess universal, age an his case seems 10 have
respected all the freshness OF feeling and all the
power OF harmony which generally vanish with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13
A PAN.ELECTRIC FLASH.
sharp Passage Between Mr.. Ranuey and
the Witness Van Benthuysen.

The dizziness of the Pan Electric investigation
was relieved yesterday by a sharp passage of
words between Mr.. Watson Van Benthuysen,
president of the National Improvement Tele-
phone company, and Mr.. Ranney, republican
member of the committee.
Mr.. Ranney catechized Mr. Van Benthuysen
with reference to the Nipher affidavit. from the
Interior Department record.
The witness declared that Mr. Ram CIV was
trying to misrepresent his motive in emitting
the affidavit. He objected TO the attempts TO
oesmirch MIN by counsel for other companies.
Ranney
The witness-I understand that you are here
as the advocate OF the Bell company.
Mr. Ranney(indignantly)-W told you that
Where did YOU get il.
Witness-Ihave been told that you own stock
In the Bell company.
Mr.. Ranney-1 will tell you that do not own
any stock in the Bell company, do not know
any officer in that company, and have no mere
connection with IL than you have.
The witness (coolly)--If l were not on the
stand and made such a statement, you would
say that YOU did not believe me. Now, unless
you go under oath, will not believe your sta te-
ment. have done proper duty here in the
interest of my company and of the public aud
DO not intend that anybody shall besmirch
my character.
Mr. Ranney (angrily)-If you don't stop your
lmpudent-
: The witness Qnterrupung. l-when you I'M
dertake to make it appear that have tried
with me.
Mr.. Ranney-I have asked you a proper ques-
ton, and insist on an answer
The witness-I deny that the questions are
proper.
Mr.. Ranney-Why didn't you object when the
chairman asked you about the matter
Witness-Because l wanted an opportunity
10 reply TO the slanderous insinuations in this
record.
Mr.. Ranney-By whom?
The witness-By the questions asked here by
the crosse Xaminations-i has been asserted
here, and published In the New York papers,
the Sun and Tribune, and the editors of those
papers are lying scoundreis-that there was "A
Trick played upon the court. That Is a bare
faced, slanderous lie, and the man VINO uttered
ii is a barefaced liar.
This declaration threw the committee into a
hutter, and the chairman pounded the table
with his fist to restore order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THREESTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
CONGKESS STREET, BETWEEN BE,ALL AND
WEST STREETS, IN & EORG ETOWN, D. G.
by virtue Of two deeds of trusts, dated respec -
lively the st day OF March, A. d. 1854, and the II:
i2fh day OF January a. d. 1886. and recorded in E.a
iLoer No 1OS1, folio Al, ct seq, and Lber No. l. 100
Ioo 24o Ell seq respectively two Of the land records
ot the district OF Columbia and at the written request
OF the party secured the undersigned rus-
tees VIII sell at public auction in front of premise
APRlL.A: ID. 1856. ut FIVErTHIRTY O'CLOCK p M
the oiowng real estate situate III Georgetown in the
rci OF Columbia, to Wit, the north thirty nine (3D)
ieeI OF LOIS numbered ftyseven SD and tty-eight
sool III Bes addition to said Georgetown described
by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning for the
same ~ the northeast corner OF said lot numbered
nuy-gnt oS) on the west line OF Congress and
run tnence south by and with the said line of Congress
street (o9) feet the west right angles
70 congress street one hundred and twenty 2O feet
thence north parallel with Congress street thirtynne
feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements
inereon. consisting of u threestOry and basement
bnlck Dweihng, known as No. laos Congress street.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. balance one two and
three years fr which purchasers bear inter-
est from the day OF SALE and payable Semi-annually
ana 70 De secured by deed of trust the property
solo, Will De required, all cash option of pur-
chaser. deposit OF $500 required at time of sale
AL conveyancihg ard recording cost OF purchaser
sale Otherwise the Trustees the right to re-
sell the properly at the risk and the default
ing purchaser after five days public notice In some
newspaper published in Washington, d {.
JESSE III. WILSON,
ap9-d&ds IERCER B. MAYFi,ELD, Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 13-John Fitch. =
resident OF Westboro Mass, a few years ago.
got into some trouble. and found IL conveniers
10 take a somewhat haSty departure from his
native town. leaving behind him wife and one
child. John came west, aud. assuming tho
name OF Clark finally found employment "a
hostler In Gienn's livery stable. Penn aud llth
street. Kansas city. Meanwhile Fitch mother
died, leasing an estate valued at about SoOO,-
600, 10 which he and another son were solo
heirs Circulars containing photographs OF the
missing heir were mailed 10 many railway Of
ices throughout the west, aud one OF them
came into possession of Mr.. ]. a. Winter agent
OF the Rock Island I'm Kansas city. Mr.. Winter
had been keeping his horse at tslenu's stable
and at once recognized the similarity OF appear
ance between Fitch and Clark. This led To his
Identity being established, etc. and lac at once
took his departure for home TO receive his share
OF the legacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13
The Old Man Seat for a Minister.

MARSHALL. III, April l3.-There wa. a
very novel wedding in Wabash township a few
days ago. the facts OF which have just como 10
light, In spite of efforts made to keep them
secret. Ross Collier and young lady by tho
name of Wright had long been lovers. but
feared opposition from the young lady's fathcr
50 they secretly stole away and started for
Terre Haute, intending To be married therv
by some means their flight was discovered i'm
medlateiy, and Mr.. Wright got hls shotgun,
DeSirode "a horse and WAS alter them Ina hot
haste. On coming up with them he ordered
Them 10 return Ia his home at Once, enforcing
ms command 10y pointing his gun at Collier.
Ihey complied, expecting TO be separated
forever but on arriN wing "a home with his pris-
oners Wright sent AT once for "A license aud "a
minister. and the young couple were married
ins!antcr. Wright said all he wanted was 10
see his daughter properly married.