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Belleville's Boy Terror,

HE SLABS ANOTHER BOY FIVE TIMES WITH A
POCKET KNIFE.
George Wormsley, of Belleville, n. j.. is only
fourteen years old but he is fugitive from
justice. On Saturday he threw a stone and hit
James Cronin, aged eighteen. When Cronin
turned to chase Wormsley he dropped into
sewer basin, crawled through the sewer, and
emerged on the river bank. On Monday even
ing Cronin met him in Main street, and was pre-
vented from attacking him by bystanders. He
abused him with his tongue and then started
toward home. moment later he heard hurry
ing footsteps behind him. and he turned he
felt knife thrust into his back. He jumped into
the street. and Wormsley, following him up
quickly, stabbed him twice in the back and
twice in the left arm, which he raised to pro-
tect himself. Cronin fell fainting, and Worm
sley stopped to strike him again, when Post
master John A. Smith ran out of his house and
made dash for him. Wormsley was too active
for Mr.. Smith and escaped. Cronin was carried
into the postmaster's house. He had one deep
cut in his back near the kidneys, which is Sc
rious and may prove mortal. The other four
cuts are flesh wounds. They were all made
with pocket knife with 3-inch blade 1t is
said that about a week ago Wormsley was abus-
ing a smaller boy, when a woman interfered,
and he struck her in the face with a wagon
spoke.
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Mrs. DawsOn's Sensible Course.

Charleston Dispatch to the Atlanta Constitution
At Mrs. Dawsons instance the Swiss nurse
has been examined by the chief of police. The
result is that Mrs. Dawsons belief in her inno-
eence Is mistaken. She will remain under Mrs.
Da~son's roof. No one is permitted to see her.
as Mrs. Dawson thinks that there are those who
Wish to work upon tine girls innocence and get
her 10 make statements injurious to her char
scter. Those wishing TO interview the nurse
or TO get her picture for the illustrated papers
are shown up 20 the apartment of Mrs Dawson.
who receives them kindly. and after expressing
very patiently and graciously explains why She
does not wish the girl interviewed. There are
no further developments in the case No one
Is permitted TO see either Mellow or the negro.
the authorities endeavoring to obtain
some important information which they think
the negro Possesses.
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Some vandal entered the weaving-room of
the Graniteyllle Is. c. manufacturing COM
pany Tuesday night. and cut the warps in the
looms. The factory was forced to shut down.
and il will take week OF two to replace the
wArps to the looms.
A dispatch from Ellsworth, Has. announces
the death there of Charles g. Minnick, an old
defender OF Baltimore.
Maryland Commandery, the Oldest body of
knight Templars in the world, will celebrate
Its ninety-ninth anniversary tomorrow.
Ii Is said that ex-senator Tabor, of Colorado,
began life under Secretary Proctor. working
for some time in his marble quarries in YER
mont.
Mr.. Emmons Blaine has been elected presI-
dent of the Marshall coal and lumber company
of West Virginia.
The British government has sent a binocular
glass to Captain North. of Baltimore, in recog-
milton of his kindness TO a shipwrecked crew.
At a meeting of the Malone republican city
committee, in Richmond, Tuesday night, a
resolution was adopted indorsing Mr.. s. Blair
Morris for the Richmond postmastership over
which the two factions are having a spirited
contest
Mat Zimmerman, the cowboy desperate who
was captured in Utah last Monday has been
delivered to the Nebraska authorities and is
now awaiting Identification and execution Of
the death sentence.
At the republican assembly caucus in Albany
last night it was decided to make the amended
excise bill, the Saxton electoral bill, and the
vedder liquor tax bill questions Of party issue.
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PROPOSALS

SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
- til MONDAY, March p. at L. m, by the George-
town Real Estate CotnrSny, for the purchase Of the
buildings known a. the Columbia Bank property be-
tween street ana Prospect avenue GeOrgetown, for
removal.
Also for taking down said buildings. asserting and
pii1nE M the material and removing ali rubbish.
Also for grading the property 10 the level VI st,
Prospect ave, and Bank st. The rght reserved
reject any or all bids.
For particulars inquire Of CHAS. BECKER 1895
S2d st. NV, TO whom al proposals should be ad-
dressed mhl2-ls-2l
DRoPoSALs FOR FURNISHING 4s-INCH CAST
II IRON MATEk-PlPE AND CA>TINGs.-oFFICE
OF WASHINGTON ASGEDUCT, NAsHINGroN, DC, March
20, lSS9SeAled Proposals, in duplicate will b.
ceived at tins office until boon WEDNESDAY, APRIL
1EN, 1889. tor TURNS hing and delivering in the city
OF Washington. H eco lineal feet less Of ~
inch castron waterpipe and such special castings
may he required Tor increasing the water supply II
the city. Forms anc SPECIFICATIONS be obtained
this office The United states reserves the right
reject and all proposals. he hidders
invited 70 the Acts of Congress approysd February
re lSSo, and February 23. 1887. Vol 23 Iage .BSl.
aud Vol "a, PAGE Ala, Statutes at l. RE. gOHN,M,
WILSON. Colonel, L. q. Army. mh2O-4tSap56
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THE INFLUENCE OF DREAMS.
Plots and Even Entire Stories Written
as They Were Dreamed.
The Duchess. in Savannah News.

The Duchess. in Savannah News.
So many works written on so many sub
jects that the world should well stand still to
wonder at them; but of all subjects, is there
one SO remarkable that of dreams? That
old new belief that each one of US is endowed
with twin existence has surely some grounds
to go on if we think of dreams Once entered
into one of them, and how alive one is Each
feeling. passion, thought, betrays itself. How
genuine are the sorrows, how thorough the
iaughterl How fraught with acute misery the
fear, the horror, the despair! How real are all
things in that curious outside land of ours, and
yet-how false!
We start, We wake; suddenly we find our
selves, instead of being the lordly proprietors
OF marble halls" owners in sad earnest of but
very ordinary country house where gas is I'M
known and the pipes in the bathroom are, as
rule, considerably out of order. Not that these
sudden changes work any very material
harm. Madness has often followed on far
lighter shocks, but to arise from the most bliss
ful dream to find it all so much moonshine has
never yet, so far as / have heard, done harm to
anybody.
1t is out of these ''marble hail. interludes
that now and then the best stories have been
evolved l have myself once or twice dreamed
an entire tale-a short one. truly, but long
enough to satisfy magazine editor-and per-
maps the most curious part of it was that each
time imagined myself reading the story put
OF some paper other. So vivid seemed the
reading part that when woke in the morning
l could hardly convince myself that had not
read it, and only an examination of the paper
that had figured in my dream, and was then
lying in my study convinced me that the whole
thing was in reality mere fiction of the sleep
ing hours.
L wrote those two stories almost word for
word as they appeared to me, and when printed
they seemed to read to me reasonably well.
They have, at all events, run the gauntlet of
English American, and Continental criticism,
and have not heard that they either excelled
or fell short of my more ordinary work. Twice
only this happened to me. Once again, how
ever, lately, l dreamed a tale; but one so
strange, so weird, so complicated, that have
up to this time shrunk from putting it into ac-
tual words
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Fortunate in His Helpmate.
From the Portland oregonian.

II OIH INC POftIiHU UrtEONlal.
A good story is told about man on the East
Side who has twelve acres of land to sell. He
asked $3.50 per acre and finally found pur-
chaser at that figure. His wife. however, re-
fused to sign the deed, and the sale was off.
Then he offered the land for 81, 600 and again
. purchaser was found, and again the good
wife exercised her royal prerogative and re-
fused to sign the deed. The property is now
for sale at $40, 900 for twelve acres. Fortunate
is the man who possesses wife who knows
how to refuse to sign deeds judciously; her
value Is greater than rubies yea, verify above
fine gold.
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DEFIED BY MOUNTAIN DEsPERADoEs.-Word
was received at Pittsburg last night that six
desperate men of the party which committed
the outrageous fortunes of citizens at McClel-
landtown last week are located near Markleys-
vile, mountain settlement in the southern
borders of Fayette county, Pa They are armed
to the teeth, and constantly on guard against
surprise. Markleysville people cannot
raise posse strong enough to make an attack.
and they have asked for assistance from Union
town, the county seat. They also ask the
county commissioners to increase the reward
for their capture to $4,000.
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Dear Father Nlcksburg has at last surrendered
siege of over forty days. The surrender took place
on the morning of the 4th of July found had CON
tnuously underestimate the force of the enemy both
Ill men and in artillery The number of prisoners
rendered was 10000 The process OF parOllnR is so
tedious however, that who DESTROYS of get
ting to their homes Will ESCAPE before tie parolling
officers get around to them The taken are about
$50 pieces of artillery and 30 900 OF small
arms he enemy still had about four days raIions of
Hour and meat and large quantity of sugar. The
weather IL now exceedingly warm and the roads in
toleraby dusty. 1t cannot be expected under these
circumstances that the heath OF this CON mand can
Keep up as II has done My troops were allowed
one hours time after the surrender but
started after other game. My health has continued
very good during the campaign which has lust closed
Remember TO all az home ULYSSES
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.
ExEcUroR,s SALE OF Observation-Disclosures.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- CARPETS. BEDDING, &c, AT AUCTION.
By order of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, holding special term for probate business
/ shall sell on SATUR MARCH TWENTY
THIRD. A ID; 1889, at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
a IN front and within the auction rooms Of Walter
vana avenue northwest, the household effects named
IN part, belonging to the estate Emma Nelson,
deceased ParlOr and Chamber Furniture. Easy Chairs
Willow Rockers Folding Chairs, Curtains. Mattresses
Springs Bedding, Tables, Pictures Carpets and other
miscellaneous articles.
Terms cash. AARON H NELSON.
mh2O3t EXAcu+or
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The Faithful Ulysses.

tue Union
President Guild, of the Boston art club, pos
sesses letter written by Gen. Grant after the
fall of Vicksburg, which furnishes an example
of the remarkably consise expression for which
the great captain was noted. Even the magni-
tude of the event did not excite any exuberance
of jubilation
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New Telegraph Line to Washington.

Dover, Del, special to Baltimore Sun, March
20: Senator Donahoe introduced into the senate
to-day an act to incorporate the Spalding Tele-
graph company. The incorporators named in
the act are prominent New York and Boston
capitalists. The company state i'll their act
that they desire TO run a telegraph by the con-
duit system from Boston to Washington. They
ask the right to lay their conduits through the
northern end OF the state.
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nnh16-dts
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE-.
BETWLEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS

NV, BEINI HUI Sc No. 90.
By virtue OF decree passed the eth day of Janu-
airy, AID 1889 the of Malcomb b. Gordon and
others VS.. James W. Gordon aud others, being No.
ll4SS. equity docket 2S, | will, TUESDAY, the
IMENTl-SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1889. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. sell at public auction i'll front
of the premises part Of lot three I'D in square
square four hundred and eighty four t4S4 being the
east part of said lot, fronting twenty feet on
Massachusetts avenue and twenty three feet on X
street in the city OF Washington, D. C., improved by
frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years. with interest from day OF SALE secured by
deed OF trust OF the property, ell the purchase
money may be paid il cash. DEPOSIT OF SlOO 10 be
made at time Of sale. All conveyel cling 1T purchasers
cost II the terms of sale col,eu with within
ten days the property may be sold after days no.
tce at detaulting purchasers cost.
MALCOLM Is GORDON, Trustee,
iJO street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOIetrs. nh l4-dSds
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PROPOSED FEDERATION OF WoMEN's CLUBS
In New York yesterday afternoon the con-
ventlon of women's clubs discussed at length a
to form n national federation of
women's clubs, to be composed of such clubs
as have no special object or charitable purpose
exclusively, and the matter was finally COM
mitted to committee of twelve, who will re-
port at the next convention
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T.NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE WEST
SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN VI AND


SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY
FIFTH, 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front OF the
premises shall sell Lots IS and 80 in Joel W. Jones'
sub of square 54, having front each of % feet BY
depth OF 107 feet 10 inches TO alley located on the
west side of 3D. street, between and streets south
west.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two equal
payments, at twelve and eighteen months with
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust or all
cash, at option OF purchaser. $40 deposit will be
qured or each lot at the time of sale All conveyance
ing at purchasers cost.
mh2O-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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pUNCANsON BROS. AucfioGetr So n n6l.tG
CEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 93G F.
kUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSES MIN
BEkED 1857 IllH STRELI AND 1886 YER

'
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSES MINI
BEkED 1881 1l1H STREET AND 1886 YER
MONT AVENUE NV.
By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in liber No
II A, folio 49,. ct seq OF the land the
District Of Columbia, and at the T-est party
cured thereby, We will offer for sale IA front Of the
premises THURSDAY, the NENIi- EIGHT Al
day OF MARCH, 1SS!', at FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. the
following described property in the city Washing
ton, District of Columbia known ard described as II
of lot numbered four ~ ill .. O. Towards recorded
subdivision of lots numbered from Cd 10 nve To-
i'll L. Clarks recorded subdivision sunarr north
Of square numbered three hundred and thirty-;Uur
(B.3l).
Terms of sale: Onethird 90 cash. and the balance
in I'd and two CD years after date Of sale. in
terest the rate of (6) Ter centum per au.uul
payable semi-annuallv: all cash. the option of
the purchaser deposit OF 800 will be required on
each piece Of property at time OF sale. All convey
ancina and recording purchasers cost. Terms of
sale TO be complied with in days the property
will be reSold risk and of defaGting purchaser
WILLIAM AlAlSE,, -ru,,,..
JAMES f. HOOD. trustees
mhl6eodSds CO. 81 NV
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PROFESSIONAL.
V. CoNDORY,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
Baltimore, Nd, $40 W. Lexington St,

Graduated in Germany. Austria and America former
lN assistant physician of Prof. Dr. kicord Paris From
twenty years experience IN German and Austrian hos
Ilials and special practice, guarantees permanent
cure IN all private Diseases both sexes, Skin. Blood
IOisOns, structures. and eli diseases of the urinary
organs. Married or single men troubled with organic
or nervous Weakness, disorder in the Bowels &c posi-
lively cured III To 10 days and the poison entirely
eracated from the system without the OF mercury
caustics
10 ACCOMMODATE my many patrons of this city will
be III W Washington every Thursday from am until q
plll 3'bS Pa ave NV NH 1885,
EDROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il NoyaEt, Asiroioger and - iritual Medium. Born
with second slght aud veil livery hidden mystery
Ncaied EecONers lost or stolen property. Finds hid
den treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
marriages brllis separated together. Gives success
III business Removes all family troubles and evil in
nGonceS. Curts sickness II dIsai Iointed by efforts
81 others, judge not all alike. the Professor can CON
vince the most skeptcal. Strangers other cities
VIII save time and disappointment by calling on IN
only genuine calrvoysnt in this city, he
where all others ial, and advertiscs only what he can
60 sltungs, ooc lltereading by mail on receipt OF
81. Maine, LOCK OF har, date vi birth Hours 10 >
Open sundays irUm ~ pm.
mhlO-toapl- 42l 9th St NV
Nj NE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Atk LII l. AL business confidential. Ladies and gen
tolnen % cents each. Aus ST., between 9Th and st
sls. NV. se24-26g.
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f2S-dSds
\VALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON I
STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTELNTd AND
NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
On TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-sIXTH at FIVE
O'CLOCK =. M, we shall sell in front of the premises
Lot %. in square l05, having 40-feet front by an
average depth of about 100 feet 10 alley, with
provements, being Nos 1S0S and 1870
Terms cash AL conveyancing &c. at purchasers
cost 500 down when the property Is struck of.
Terms of sale 10 be complied with within ten DAYS
otherwise property will be resold risk and cost Of
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
mhlx-dSds AuctioneerR
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OUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers


PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BrIIDING
LOT On . STREET, BETWEEN lST AND Sd
SIREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On III RSDAI AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY
FIRST, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. Will offer for sale in
front the premises the west half Of z in
533 fronting % feet inch on street and running
back to so foot alley.
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest at per cent per annum
payable seml-annually, secured by deed of trust
property sold all cash at option Of purchaser. If
the terms OF sale not complied with days the
property will be resold at the risk Of the defaultn
purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. G. Ali con-
Neyancine az the cost of purchaser deposit of $40
required at time Of sale mills
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count of the inClement weather, until SATURDAY,
MARCH TWENTl-THIRD 1889, at same hour and
place DANCANSoN BROS.
lnhSl-dNdS Ancfinnears
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At Jacksonville, Fla, the Philadelphias de-
feated the Jacksonvilles at base ball YESTERDAY.
2 to /. 1t was very close and exciting game
throughout.
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Coal, CokE, WooD.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Wharves and Rail yards, 18TH Water Sta Southwest
Offices:
12O2 F stn.w 1515 eth stn-w.
81 and h ST. n W. 1G4O Pa. ave n W.
11l2 9th St NV 4l3lOth St NV
Exclusive agents in the District for the sale Of some
OF the best coal mined Supply families than any
retail yard in the United States.
RONEST MEASURE, FAIR DEALING PROMPT
DELIVERIES AND REASONABLE PRICES have
made our business a success n2I
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

= LARGE CANS TOMATOES, All roR .o.
- can sugar Corn, ALL tDh soc.
Good Country Butter To- 20 ard a5c r,e- H. lovely
unierInented Grape Vine, b5c Ter bottle that Bon-
luei WHISKY, glla r,--'lO ler EallOu NJ
mLl9-lm O'hAkES GkOCEkA. l34J eth st. NV
w. II. COMBS, ga 9TH ST. y W. IMPoRTED
and Domestic Groceries, Fine Wines and liquors
&c. The following well-krown brands OF Pare I've
Whistles constantly in stock: Ola J. T. THOMPSON,
Baker, Upper Ten. Hannis Acme, Takona Jackson
and Grand Jury. mhI5-3m
ssSTAR OF THE EAST" FANCY Patent PRO-
- cess Flour 500 per bbl l. - Ter \ hbl sack:
'Old lIue' Flour, $3.50 Ter bil.. 30 Iei = bli.
sack Perfection Tea, ACKNOWLEDGED ~ all DO 70
BEST su-ar Cured Hams, -. Ter 10; shoulders,
s5Sc. ger 10. = lbs. buCkWheat Tor &c; = qts.
honlhy Tor 3oe. , Id. package Breakfast Huniuy
Tor loc. > cts Beans Tor 25c lbs. Turkish Prlnes
Tor zoe ius Dtlco Teaches C'eeedl for .5c. lbs.
ENaIordted AIldts Tor .5c. kumiOrd Yeast Powder.
large bottles, lOC. q lbs. Starch tor Poe - cakes
loll- Dick, aud Harry soap Tor pc. cakes ArO-
25c.
on IT'D PYLEs.
Ja29-3m 4l2 4th -. sc.
ssIl OVAL LIQUID GLUE MENDs EVERY
, HI thing! broken China. Glass, umIiure. Mood.
Metals Toys, Shoes. PIPES ycwelry. Everlasting Te
naclty! Druss and Grooers. Zoe. aud Dc. NH 4eoly
IGOR CHOICEST IMFOETED WINES. LIQUORS.
IL Cordials aud Italian general Produce.
iachfllna Christi. MacarOnl, Spaghetti, YER
Barolo. Pure Oiive OH. ParmesAn.
Bldcietto, huquefort Cheese,
Marsula. &c NuSnfuoms
Can on G. BESSAGND 4 SONS
mAO-ln. SOS 9Th 81 N. W.
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NYyALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.


ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust from. the heirs of Will
lam a. Bradley, deceased, recorded among the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, will offer
ANALOSTAN ISLAND
FOR sale ct auction, the premises, on THURSDAY,
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1883 Az
THREE O'CLOCK z. NJ AIalostan Island is in the
District OF Columbia 1t contains upward of 81 acres
ground 1t is beautifully situated in the Potomac
river, opposite the cities OF Washington and George
town, which il is separated by and deep
channel short distance above the island is the out
let lock of tine Chesapeake and Ohio canal opening
into the river The island is connected with the lir-
gna shore by solid masonry causeway, and thence
Georgetown.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cne-fourth of the purchase money in cash. of which
$1,000 shall be paid at tine time SALE and tie re-
inainder 30days thereafter The residue Of the pur-
chnsenoney TO be paid in three equal stallments in
respectively, two and three years alter day OF
sale, with interest from day OF sale at . per cent
Ter annnm. payable seini-arnqally. Upon conpli-
with the terms Of sale the purchaser will re-
ceive deed for the property, and at the same time
execute deed of trust. in the nature of a mort
of sale not complied with 80 after ay OF
sale the property will be resold at the risk and Of
the defaultng purchaser.
Taxes paid up to day OF sale.
Convey ancing and recording at purchasers cost
TITLE GOOD OR No SALE.
REGINALD FENDALL
f2S-dSds Trustee
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The Pennsylvania board of pardons yester-
day refused to commute the sentence of Mrs.
Whiteley, who had been convicted of poison
ing her children, and she will be hanged
Ex-Postal Inspector Chas H. Barrett died in
Philadelphia last night of apoplexy. He was a
well-known citizen. prominent in politics, and
a war veteran.
The American fishing schooner W. H. Foye
has been seized at Grand Manon, N. B., for
violation of the customs laws.
At Carondelet, No., Tuesday night, the post
Office was broken into and robbed of $4,000.
Miss Mary Anderson was somewhat better
yesterday.
The parlors Of the Fifth avenue hotel in New
York were crowded yesterday with cattlemen
of the Holstein Friesian association. Ex-Sena-
tor Warner Miller spoke on the cattle question.
His remarks were loudly applauded.
Judgment was entered in the county clerks
Office in New York yesterday against ex-Sena-
tor Stephen w. Dorsey for S4.525 in favor Of
the Nevada bank Of San Francisco.
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TINDERwRITERs' SALES OF $4,000 WORTH
~ OF goods damaged by fire, smoke and water, at
KAUFMAN's Double Combnaiion,
mn1o-1W 11th St ae.