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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Wxxe . o. Anctsonsera

WEES o. Aneuons.r.
acSS.sS s5sISss sTSSE S SSgEGSSRs
n PRk4lsEs 600 sIkEET NokTaMIsT.
TY YssfEIpkH ssSS skTSeS TsES
SooDs CENTRALLY LS AT AH Hcn HOUSEHOLD
MoNDAY. EIGHTH oCroBkR. At TEN AN. o5-et
CAAHCERY SALE OF a DESIRABLE DWELL
WEST lNo hoo STREET NORTHWEST
rcs Of ooumsaH passed in the cause Of rSorn & a.
Va Nsilor e. a.. No. l0Sl2 EQUITY We viii offer for
I.epi ri ISIS q
PAST FoCR 0cLockP. NJ, that certain parcel o.
ton District q oolumb.. Known and being psri o.
lot ~ ANA pa. 2. s1S Ss s Sas s
Of north street and extending back that wld eighty
a ss IN srd p,Se ~ rts ~. On
thereon. consisting Of ne threestory pressed brick
tight and interest Of Ms MArsb Thorn the widow OF
Term. Of ..i.: onss,h,rd q the purchase money 70
p.s IN sss On The s n % 5 ten
sS ana pns . sss day d S r.
OF me pnrSha.er or purchssers or the parchssr may
iss d.y. =. eonvsysHeins and reSOrdins ,purch.ses
COST soy GsPSsis On ph nSSe ssp OF bud
HENRY W1SE GARRETT, 4 ~
oce-eOsd. puxchSs OK : Bros. lue.ionesr..
TEgsIEEs, SALE OF THIRTEEN NEW BRICK
az hhni c "a Hoe
sIREET AND pELANARE kyENuE SOUTH:
SfaIs is' s ssttiEO Of FAf tSI fkB
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
lioa6 and lilo 1oonsoIidaledl Doc. Is. we viii
ses on a69n II frqni s. 5hs sr
, JOBEK A y: lses, at FouR O'CLOCK NJ. all
4s. 40. 80, 81 aud So, Waidron's subdiSislon OF
Surveyors Once Dssr.ct o. Columbia Each Of sand
lots ~ TO 81 inclusive is improved with two-sory
story brick containing six rooms these lots viii be
Ierns OF sale each lot: one-third Of the pur-
ch,se-money an cash. and the balance equal
annually and By deed St sru.s on the ETopr l
600 On esSs S 4 be hs sdSre a DEF
s.ie Terms must be complied with in ten days from
and Gust Of the defaulting purchaser All oonyeyanc
ANDREW b DUvALI. Trustee.
Cor ~ st and la ava
JAS. H. MARI. Trustee.
AR WILLIAMS, Trustee 900 IT.
22y A. ST. NV.
CHANcEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IN IN Taf GHTk q NO.
LIZA X STREET NOkTHMESI
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the Sd DAY OF October
1855. in Equity cause No. IL 167 Docket -. the
derrgned Trustees will SELL at public auction front
Of the premises. on FRIDAY, The NINETEENTH
DAY Oh OCTOBER A. ID. 1885, at HALF PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ that certain piece aud Parcel Of
ground and premises known Lot 10 square ~. on
thr ground plat of the city Of Washington District
Columbia, and containing thirty seven hundred feet
q ground. more or less. with the improvements
thereon, consisting of fine three STORY brick dweln
house and stable. being No. 1914 n St n w
Terms OF SAFE: Onethird Of purchase money in cash;
residue In equal nstanents at and two
day Of sale, with interest at centum per
payable semi-annualy notes TO he for deferred
payments secured by deed of PROPERTY or
the purchaser may pay all cash Terms OF sale 10 he
complied with within ten days. AL onvey sncing and
recording At purchasers cost. $3.50 deposit sc-
ceptance Of bid
MYRoN N. PARKER Trustee,
14lS st. NV.
. 1424 New lork
OUNCANSON BROS. Aucta oc4-d&ds
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l. Real Estate Auctionsss.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
NOhTH SIDE OF L STREET, BETWEEN CON-
NESIlGUT AVENUE AND EI0HTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust rscoxya>6 IN Thar No
100 iono 22I ct SEQ. OF the land records Of the
stct OF columbia and at the request OF the party
o. TrF ne prsm , on SATURDAY: OCTOBEK THlk,
IEENlh, 1854 81 FIVE O'CLOCK r n. the east IL
feet inches 'front.' BY full deptl of Lot an DAVID
sons recorded subdivision OF 1ots In square l6l.
Terms: One-third cash. of which S50 must BE- DE-
posed AZ ume OF sale balance in three equal install
mehts IN o. II and il months for which Of pur-
oy deed OF trust on property sold. will Be taken. Al
terms are not coupled with in DAYS from sals prop
erty VIII be resod at risk and OF dsaultns pur.
chaser. IHOS. l. MAG9AMAN,l r-....-
JOHN ". PLLIN6. trustees
7. Z WAG6AMAN, Auctaouear ocA-dkds
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

u. lkPhEI AGO,
Os uornery with p Hanson Hiss 3 oah
WALL PAPERS
We have Just received q large consignment Of ney
spring pstterns We selling all loo white Back
from DC. 10 80 Embossed 0ilt from S5e. 70 "a Al
xork guaranteed hrstclssA frssco fsannng ena
5. b IEpREux q BRO sos stsv
9TH street cArs pass the door. myl
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JAMES 3. EDWARDS,
JANES H. SMITH, Irusteea
RotoI 22 LeDroit Building,
KIDS THOS DOWfTNl Aur<

CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker
Auction SALE OF THREE-sroRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, BEING HOUSE NO lkl7
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
I will offer for sale. in front of the premises on
MEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TENTH. 1885, at FIVE
frontng n feet 20 inches on the east eide Of 9th
mont brick with large two story lex on the rear
Terms easy and made known ct time of sale.
GEO. W. STICKNkY, Auct,
OcO-0Gd8 r at N -
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THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
u WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING. BEING no.

THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
l. WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING. BEING no
41s ELEVENTH. STREET N0krHwksT.
District Of Columbia passed on the 3Oth day Of July.
AD. 1858. IN equity cause No 11207. shsdd ct ala
ton, on the premises. on FadDAY. The LWELFTH
p NJ the following described real essses situated in
the City Of Warrington in the District Of Columbia
bsrsa three hundred and forty-sshf SS4sJ eoI|eno.
from thu southwest snvls Of sd Ia ssysn ca and
running thence north on hnS With llth strset
dred 000' ,cst one 90 inch hsncs soash ssh,sse {ls
uOo) feet one % inch 70 The place q bseinning
Tsrms Of sals: One shird % eesA: b.lancs q two
The day 81 sse ~th interest," tor yh,cA The NOTE q
the purchaser shall b given ecure0 ~ oesQ o. trust
upon the property sold o. III cash 8 OPTION q pr-
chaser dsposit q two hundrsd md nfy lo360y dob
ing. &c. 6 purchasers cost II ths tcms O. sale ass
not complied with n tn (10) dayA the uSeee reorv
the right to rsssl Tie pFopsFU q cost and nh a
'''s sA,rL q sMDD, rrs>ass.
DuNcAMsoM BIOS. Xaotiesssn eel-dSds
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Oc1-dGde

OocuAoe Auctloneers.
kyrs sAkE IN 9E THt P r.
TON, DISTRICT OF columbia. LOCATED On
fRik8 RsahsET sET%EsE
81 dIcF Fh sh HSiTnb e HE N
HON MATThEW g: Emery on The t OTHER As
AS5 kTNNTSe BAck IS FEET sfk IsIkf INT
PR3pERE BY Ap LARGE Ga AMP G0MMopIoUs
BRICK STABLE.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
A. b. 1883. wherein samuel A Lee. By his committee
Ellen Z; Lee ct al. are complainauts, and William II
'SSPt q f5s
the oowi described estate in the city Of wash
ington in the District Of Columba to wit: The Lot
9 e IL the By
bsEed I'VE hundred and sixty .660 recorded in the
subdivisions marked or lettered page 1876 with
belonging Said lot fronts 14s1 feet On the
north side OF street between I'd and Sd streets west
dred and eighty and twefths l2SO 2l2l feet and
thence further depth Of thirty (55) feet
.nd rs Feet %
456 square feet OF ground; more less and being
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
and the residue in two equal inst Imsnts poysbIe
II .na six E s.
the purchaser Or purchasers may at his her. their
e a u
1ns o money and the interest de-
chssers. terms Of sale are not complied with in ten
cost 'As S5
JAMES n ss sa ish = NV. Trustee.
..,s .,,., EOls % LsDTS,t Building,
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'INhoAAs BOWLING. Auctonssr.
SALE BIZ
CATALOGUE
VI . <ms Assortment Of tue Most Exquisite md Dr.
ferent sorts Of
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTa,
Consisting Of
DOUBLE AND sINGiE HYACINTHS
NAhCISSUS, CROCUS, TClIPS
EAhLi SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO vON THOL.
sNOWDkOP,. no.. 10
~ " .0a1 - my auction rooms MONDAY, OC-
1UEEn EldhTH, 1858. commencing ct ELkvEN
OSLoSh lms direct consi gument and are put
trade TIoN ~ n0WrrS6
ocf-ot Auct1ooear.
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CHARLES h CRAGIN,
32l ~ St NV,
HENRY @. STEWART, JR.
1224 r st q. ". ! Akustoe9
WILLIAM < DUHAMEL
400 La ave,
'NCANSON BROS.. Auct1Ou0AYl- 0rSSAaa
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO 1o12 DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTHWERT

Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of certain
deed of rust 70 the UNDERMINED trustees. from
lsss and recorded in liSsr No 129l folio iga e
bis viii, 1t the requeet Of the party secured on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER sIxTEENT I'll, 1855 ct HALF
PAST FOUk O'CLOCK PM, sell at public suction
in front Of the premises lot number twenty co., OF
e IL Park ers subdivision Of lots in square 1--we hun
frame house.
Terms OF sale: One half Of the purchase money IN
cash. the balance IN two by the note OF
the purchaser and deed Of trust upon the premises
Of 800 required on the day Of sale Conveysnc1pS
at cost Of purcheser tale to be oomred with within
days from the dase thereof the trustees
the right to reseu at the cost and rsk Of the dofaut
ing purchaser. BENZ. +. LEIGHTON Irusteo
Once. No 49, IA ave- n w.
CHARLES A. RIDDLk Trustee,
oc4-d&ds Ofhoe. No. ~ ~ ct q "
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PFNSsYIyaSrap norm,


TO THE NoRfa. SEs Ia AND IDS s 81
SILL ksIES MAeS fiihSBlP f fSSEfNFsI
TRAINS IA "a n - t Mssp ASSSsS 8 lsss
CORNER SIXTH AND sfREETs AS tr SiSs
foIPl,tsbury and the Vest Chicago Iam,,.a r,r..,,.
ns nsl ee.1,Sg adv car, ar :. 80 an a. Pes.
With seepns csrs from isasaS and 81 Louis
sno Harrisburg 20 81 Louis daily, except sstaris1
Sssssn LIpre.. 40 nm dsiis @sS sl sSsss
D .s a SSssns,Sn e GhicsS ,5a 81 Louis ccasess
louisville and Msmphis Pacific Etprvss, 1000
through sieepsr % PiSsburs ana PirssSursr - "a
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie CanandalsuA and Rochester. daily Tor Buf
n.iS 1, asd ssssins ssr, ss,oTa.y
For wiliamsport Loeb Haven and ElmirA 81 !. 30
sns a. IN aS 90 70; 10 90 Is ;ns %
II 30 pm Limited EIpres. Of Pullman R.riot
For boston without chanre 300 nm every day.
airest tr.nsfsr 60 FULTON street. sVOidins douss
For fhsae tsst go so 30 90 II 90 and 40
90 80 IN 66a 81 On 10 % % sum .as
so n I.I .as l1pTs-s y Esrio5 S.r %
For nj Sri II sc ess SSG e eSO
$40, 900. 80. 10 90. and II go pm on sun.
sos 900 40 90 10 900 90 and II II s sT p 200 SEA
For Pope. Greek Lane. 20 am and 4 40 pm daily.
For Annapohs 20 aud 90 m. l.. os. a 20. .ni
500 ? n daily except SUNDAY. sundays s'OOs.
ALLAANDIllA AND FREDERICKsBrrRa nam
SAh, ANR ALEAANDKIA AND SxsHfSSfoS
For Ae,andra, 9 90. IS. 8 40 e;4s, 10 81 An.
X % noon EOS. 4:2a 90. .5s .oa. OF
1887 an. 30. 5:55. sos. and 10 .O5 pm
For Riehmond and the south, 90 10 81 an, AL,
, and q 90 pm daily. except sunday.
1rains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. g 05 7.Dl
800. 10. lol5. 1907 am, 1 70. 100. ~
BIO 90, s:32, 10 AZ and IL .O5 pm. On sun
and l0s42p.m
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast cor
ner of 18th street and PennsylvnniE avenue and AZ
the station where orders be left for this chakiux
q baggage % destination from hotels and residences,
CHAs. f. PUGH. J. n MOOD
General Manager. iau6l Gen Pa Ar.nt
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioncers.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON NERD
--'>~

On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TENTH at FIVE
IN front OF the premises will sell lots g. g. and
H. IN block D. Meridian HILL Just west Of 18th street
on the south crest OF the hill the site being
short distance from the fine mansion now being
erected by ex-senator Henderson This best OPP
portunity for profitable investment for those who
wish desirable building sites in q few months
values IN that section must largely increase
Terms Of SALE One third and the balance in one
TWO and three years. with interest from the day OF
to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser aud
OPTION Of the purchaser deposit of $500 will be
funded. AL conyeysncing at cost Of purchaser
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO
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T,HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

THIRTY-FOUR BARRELS PURE UNADULTERAT-
ED CONCORD GRAPE JUICE. FROM THE
IOWA, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH. 1885, at TEN
VCLoCk within my suction rooms, 1 shall sell the
above consignment.
The attention Of the trade Is directed to this sale
ocl-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
n THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
M MEInGNE .H2 :, OCTOBER TENTH. 1883. SAME
oc5-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE GROCERIES, CONDI.
MENTS. CANNED GOODS TWENTY CASES
DEIRA AND PORT WINE IN WOOD, &C, &C
On WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER TENTH
1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. / sh Ii sell
within my auction rooms. large consignment OF the
sale. THOMAS DOWTING
oco-ots Auctioneer.
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FUNRUSTEES' SALE OF NINE NEW BRICK
L HOUSES On STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH
SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING GARFIELD PARK
AND WITHIN THREE SQUARES OF THE u 81

CAPITOL.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity Causes Nos
llO36 and 11lIO consolidated Doc. %, will cell
at public auction IN trout of the respective premsee
on THURSDAY. ELEVENTH DAY OF OITOBER
A. d. 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all those certain
Parcels OF Land in a., the city q Wsshin9son. p. q.
IN Hadrons subdivision Of SQUARE $40 duly recorded
OF Columbia Each Of said Lots 81 to 49, incusiye Il
improved with Two-story Brick Dwelling, having
the alley has Threestory Brick, with and eel
lar All the houses have gas, water. &c. These Lots
will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale 70 each lots One-third of the pur.
chase money in cash and the balance in two equal in
stallments payable in and two Year, respectively
with interest at per cent snnum payable semi
annually and secured BY deed Of the
solo, or all cash at the option Of the purchaser De-
posit Of 500 on each lot will be required at time of
sale Terms must be complied with In ten days from
day Of sale the property will be resold ct the risk
iand cost OF the defaultng purchaser All conveyance
ng at purchasers cost
ANDREW B. DUvALI. Trustee
Cor. ~ st. aud La ava
JAS. n MARI, Trustee
WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustse.
" S02 st nv.
HROS. AnrfQ
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ATTORNEYS.

1OHN ANBLkR SMITH
= CoGKskL6R AT LAW.
(lAARbHIL CARRIN0TON, ArToRNEY-Ar-
sSI1 ~ s;ssoss As sa,lasax 40 ,l dSs'f, :.
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THE TRADES

SrHc!AL1E p looKsnPIno ,aHARfEH's AND
III LxCETx NAD8kl Sessablaehsd ltA5a loaS
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Terms easy; An,
oc5-d&ds

TWO NEARLY NEW TwO-sTORY AND BASE
AM EsS PRESS, BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS. NO.
TWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AID O
STREET NORTHWEST, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
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Ing element, concentrating their efforts upon the
flames and a draugnt ike a blast furnace Tor the
1re.
"oh, this is time wasted-worse than useless, -
70 go. The women must be saved. Here. ste
lano-some OF you fellows! Help me bring up the
OLD ladder that lies back OF the church, But
when the old LADDER was brought IL proved SO
s4aky and decrepit that Father Neal Would moi
let the men risk their lives upon II until he had
tested IT'S strength himself, and ne quickly up
the rounds Until ne gained the tOpmost run1 not
six feet below where the shrieking women were
alternately calling upon their fellow-beings for
NEIL, ngIp ana n heaven nr, lor PITY; But aias half life
OF the old mission had not tended In any way 10
decrease the natural corpulence OF the folly
padre, and just as he caught at the easements Of
the upper windows and called out some words ar
cheer 10 the terrified women, the ladder gave Way
beneath his weight, and he fell heavily TO the
ground
Across the road Santos brother had idlv
watched the crowds disappear In the little church
as ne might have watched colony OF ants travel.
Ing 70 and from their burrows But when the
services at length began and the droning chant
was heard, any one VINO had taken pains TO oh
serve him might have noted that mis- gaze Travelled
farther on and rested upon the old convent where
Felicia alasl no longer the cheerful nght-hearJed
embodiment OF her name, but heavy hearted and
wet-eyed. awaited the hour and the summons that
were 10 condemn her forevermore 70 . barren and
loveless life,
.WhaI! crying, child? Dost thou regret the
call 10 purer, better life which thou art about 70
oDey7" demanded the mother superior reproscn.
fully, coming upon the young girl. who endeavored
70 wipe away her tears unobServed Felicia
brokenly disciaimed any desire 70 escape from the
pledges she was about 70 make
"Ihen go down, my child, and trim the waxen
tapers burning before the image OF the Holy viz
gin, and pray for strength 10 grow In grace AFTER
ler most righteous pattern" said the Mother gu
Glad 70 be BY herself for one little moment. Ye.
neia stole softly down the stairs gathering her
M. me eraper1es about her that they might NOT b
is9I lso oy contact with the staircase sne
r..ie oody, ami the image was placed high up In
s v.oso niche AZ one side Of the entrance hail. 90
dragged heavy char up 70 thi place and perched
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OYSTER PIk-Put two cups Of nour into cold
powl; cut into 1t quickly quarter pound OF cold,
hard butter; add q teaspOonful OF salt and sum.

Gent ice water to Just mosten. word of eau
Ioh: Add the water very carefully, wettlng only
Cne dry Hour; never stirring twice in the same
turn the paste on to 1t, and roll lightly and quickly
from you lnto long, thin sheet. Place over this
quarter pound or DuLte, cut into small pieces; fold
INTO three, turn the paste around and roll from
you again as before. Fold and roll again; then
Iold and stand on the Ice for two hours. This
paste 70 De very light must be mixed and rolled
quickly and the materials icy COLI With one-half
tnis paste line deep pie dish Drain nifty oysters
nse from an liquor. Turn them into the pie dish;
SAT- and pepper. Roll out the remaining half of
the paste Tor the upper cover. Bake In q quick
oven thirty minuteA-Tdbte Tdlk for October.
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SUGGESTIONS 10 nsDUsrRloUs HousEwYvIs-wHAr
10 DO AND WHAT NOT TO DO TO SAVE TINE AND
rRouBL.-vALuABLR SANITARY POINTS, Nun
RER OF sKAsoxABLB DISHES
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MEDICAL, &c.

II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Al
~ experienced femals pLy stefan should consult MA
Dr. WILSON, 100 Park flace ne. b<tween md y
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Emperor Frederick a. an Athlete.

Galignani's Messenger
The new German Emperor is-or was before
"a splendid athlete both on land and in water
Years ago, was swimming 10 the river near
Cologne. when youthful giant, leaping into the
water from the scaffolding of the military bath,
came down upon with q terrible splash.
greatly disturbing the equanimi,y of Old Father
Rhine. The noisy arrival was tha heir 20 the
Prussian and German thrones, a passionate
sportsman alike in the liquid as on frozen
water. Stretching himself full length. and
striking ont with extraordinary vgor. ne made
several circuits of the extensive basin, aud
presently began 10 dive in the most accom-
plished aud efIeetual style A bevy of small boys,
who had been jumping into the water after
him next attracted his attention. Seated upon
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Henry R.reh.a VIII

New York. March 19.-Ths will of Hsnry
Bergh was filed to day. In it be bsqueaths the
land and building, % Warren street. to the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Ami
mails; TO ElbrdGs i. Gerry he bequeaths a
Russian pain ting in oil. "A Nymph the Saa-
Shore" to his nephew. Henry Bergh, he be-
queaths his personal apparel and jaweIry, and
TO his nephews. Henry and Edward Bergh. sons
OF his brother Edwin, he bequeaths all the rest
of his real aud personal estate in equal proper
tions. subject to the dover of his wife, Catha-
rins Matilda Bergh. There two codicils.
which are void, as they are only signed by one
witness. In one OF the codicIls be says: Il at
fectionAtA,y and earnestly request him This
nephew. Henry Bsreh,l TO devote the remainder
of his life to the humane work in which the So
ciety founded by In this. our beloved couu-
try, is employed RECOGNIZING his past fidelity
10 the cause of protecting inferior animals from
cruelty and abuse, 1 pray him. in the discharge
OF his official duties. should he be appointed to
succeed me, 10 exercise zeal, tempered
with discretion and Justice. mingled with for
bearauce, aud may God continue TO prosper the
sacrsts and civilized work"
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Murder and Suicide.

DENVER Col, March 19.--The insane jeal-
ousy of Charles Sweighart. German, about
forty years of age, the canse of tragedy,
about noon TO day. which resulted in the muir
der of Geo. krener aud the suicide of Sweig-
hart. The latter -as divorced from his wife
two years ago II this city. since when he has
been residing in Utah He returned from there
this morning and went to n boarding house kept
by his former wife, three miles from the city,
and demanded breakfast. The woman refused,
saying her attorney had advised her to have
nothing to do with him. He imm sdiately drew
a revolver and fired three shots at her without
effect The woman screaming from tho
house, Sweighart following her. She jumped
which the man had driven to the house. Tho
driver put whip to the horses and drove rapidly
away, but not before the insane man had fred
three shots into the carriage neither OF which
harmed the women. He then returned to the
house and opened fire Charles Reaham and
Geo. kreiner two boarders. who had entered
the house. Reahams right arm was broken
and Kreiuer received ball through the temple
and died instantly. Sweiehart then pointed ths
revolver at bis own head and sent ball crash
ing through bis skull. scattering his brains and
bones all over the room. The murdered man
had boarded with the Sweighart family for ten
years, nd the opinion is that the latter thought
improper relations existed between Mrs. Sweig-
hart and Kreiner, which worked upon his
mind that it drove him to the deed. The
an denies that any relations of the kind existed
between them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-20


Probably no man in public life is welded to
a woman who takes a keener interest in her hus-
bands speeches than Senator Ingalls, said a
Kansas man. II notice that she was in the gal
lery the other day when the Senator made bis
great speech the most ted of all listeners
She appreciates a good thing her husbands
EXPENSE too. and it is said she laughed until the
tears rolled down her face when Senator Black
burn declared that when such Democratic
soldiers Hancock were bleeding on Cemetery
Hill in Gettysburg. and Rosecrans was fighting,
and Mcclellan leading the armies OF the
North. ingalls,, according to his own 'autobio-.
graphy,' was a judge advocate of Kansas volun-
teers and engaged in trying Kansas jayhawers
for robbing hen rocsts Mrs. ingalls, listened
closely to her band on that famous occasion
when from the balcony of the OTIS House at
AtchIson, after congressional committee had
declared that the Senator had not purchased his
political toea. he addressed svindicatlon' meet
inc aud made the master effort of his life so far
vituperation and classical SHINING alive of
his enemies concerned 1t is said she
went over the copy OF this speseh and suggested
of its most striking sentences though any
familiar with Ineals's thorough command
OF the English language may well doubt this.