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Accidents and Deaths - Social News
Another Proposed Railroad Link.
e Of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence OF EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK, Nd. November 49,
Thomas Weekly of near Emmitsburg this
county, the victim few days ago of a
serious accident. With party of companions
he was testing his skill by firing at mark with
an old army musket. While in the hands of
Weekly the weapon suddenly exploded, tearing
his left hand entirely off. Several of the other
men were slightly injured.
Mr.. W. Nash Young of Frederick left here
last night for Washington whence he will leave
for Atlanta Ga. one Of the representatives
of the Grand chapter of Maryland to the meet
ing of the General Grand chapter of the United
States. He as general scribe of the Grand chap
ter of Royal Arch Nasons of this state.
The people of Martinsburg are agitating a
movement for a new railroad connection there
between the Western Maryland and the Balti-
more and Ohio. The former road contemplates
the joining OF its line with that of the latter at
a point between Cherry Run and Martinsburg
Mrs. Mary Theresa. wife of Mr.. Geo. VI.
Houck and eldest daughter of Mr. James A
Elder of Emmitsburg, died there a few days
ago of consumption.
DIR. Geo. johnson, trustee of the Judge
WorthingtOn johnson estate on east Church
street here. has sold the property to Mr. Joseph
ID. Baker of Frederick for $1,000
very pretty wedding took place today in
Christ church at Gettysburg. The bride was
Miss Jennie Mcknight, daughter of President
and Mrs. II. W. Mcknight of Gettysburg, and
the groom Rev. Luther f. De Zoe. pastor of
the Lutheran church at diminishing, this
county.
Joseph MCGEE died few days ago in Balti-
more, aged seventy-one years. tie was at one
time worth $4,000. but died poor.
Mrs. Catharine Henshaw. a well-known resi-
dent of the county, died yesterday at her home
near Rocky Springs. She was eighty-six years
old.
Mr.. A. g. Attick has sold to David j. Schel-
man a lot of ground in this city for 1.50O.
The works Tor the manufacture of iron and
steel railway and highway bridges to be erected
IN this city by the Potomac bridge works will
be under roof by January and in readiness
Tor operation next spring.
Geo. X. Packham, trading at Cumberland
under the name of the Cumberland produce
company, yesterday made an assignment to
VIM V. Devecmon, his liabilities being between
" 900 and $1,000.
VIM. Buckalew al eleven-year old bow while
attempting TO board u freight train at Keyser
yesterday was thrown beneath the moving cars
and instantly killed.
Mr.. Frederick hinty has returned from a visit
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elder of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has been spending several days
at Mt st. Mary's college. this county. F.M
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AUTUMN FLOODS.
Railroad Bridges Gone and Travel
Stopped Over a Wide Territory.

The recent rains have caused heavy floods in
New York and Pennsylvania. The Chemung
river has overfowed its banks and caused great
damage. No trains passed through Elmira
eastward yesterday. train started out at
80 p. m. westward. but proceeded only about
four miles out of the city when it ran into about
five feet of water and had to return. The Tioga
division of the Erie is almost entirely wrecked,
many of the bridges have been carried away
and the track is washed out for two or three
miles at a stretch. The Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western trains are also stalled here, be-
cause of a washout near Corning. The river
has been rising very rapidly and last evening
was within five feet of the mark reached at the
June flood and still rising at the rate of four
teen inches an hour.
Frank Darmsted, a farmer, living about
three miles south of Eimira, started out across
the fields in boat after some cattle this after
noon. when he was caught in the current OF
Seeley creek, his boat was capsized and he
was carried out upon the raging torrent His
body has not yet been recovered.
Traffic has been entirely suspended on the
Northern Central railroad north of Williams
port, Pa, all the bridges being heavily loaded
down with cars to keep them from floating off.
The Reading road is adopting the same tactics
with number of its bridges south of that
point Railroad communication entirely
interrupted last night. Five bridges on the
Northern Central railway we're carried off dur
ing the day and portion of the trestling of
the Montgomery bridge has gone. All trains
were last night abandoned on the Philadelphia
and Erie. On the Reading the bridges at
Muncy and West Milton have broken and ON
that road no trains can run from below West
Milton.
At latest accounts from Clearfeld the water
was four feet and was at a stand still. 1t Will
probably not go higher than eighteen feet at
Williamsport.
The Market street bridge, in Williamsport
was swept away at II 20 last night, thereby de-
stroylng communication with the south side
The river began to overflow its banks, and the
fear is expressed that portion of the city will
be inundated. The flood in the Bald Eagle
valley is reported to be almost as great as on
June l.. At IL 80 the river at Wllliamsport was
was Is feet high. Lumbermen are not express
ing any alarm.
West Chester is flooded. In some places the
water Is half way up to the second floor of the
houses and in hundreds of houses the first floor
is covered
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Justices Hdgner and James.
Yesterday-In re estate OF A. Patten; opinion
by Judge Hagner. giving validity to the invcn-
tory filed by Mr. Glover Lamon agt Mckee;
argument concluded and case submitted
EQUITY CoURT-.Jlodge Cor.
Yesterday-Parker agt Lewis; trustees d.
rected to sell to George J. Johnson. Parker
agt. Parker; rule ON defendant granted. re-
turnab!e November 20.
PROBATE COURT-JudGe Coz.
Yesterday-Estate OF Elizabeth A. Trumbull;
executor bonded and qualified. In re will of
Charles J.. Minor; will flied for probate and
record. Estate of Lindsey Muse; report of exc
eutor filed. Estate of Philip Wallach; order
relieving administrator from accounting for
certain stock. Estate of 5. ID. Castleman; will
filed with petition of Lucinda V. Castleman
for letters.
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TENHOMAS BOWLING, Auc,Ioneer.

10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
PEREMPTOkl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERLY SITUATE AT SOUTHWEST CORN L K
OF BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, d. c., AND OF SEVERAL VALII-
ABLE IMPROVED AND UNlMPhOVED TRACTS
OF LAND NEAR TESLElIONN AND OAK
VIEW AND WITHIN THREE MILES or the
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1882
at -FOUR CLOCK Pal, III front OF the premises,
vii! sell Part OF 10, l. in square IL, Georgetown, d.
fronting 1914 feet Bridge or NJ street by depth
Of 40 Ieet Frederick 34th) street. and improved
BY Stone and Brick Store being Nos 3400 and 34O2
NJ street northwest.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1882 on
the premises, at THREE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell
-Four Valuable Tracts Of Land near Teneytown, 'front.'
ing on Grant road and known the Payne ate-tle
different tracts containing about i6, ~ III and ~
proved by dwelling and necessary OUT houses, all
well watered, affords some beautiful view nd build
ing Sites has oak grove of about four H,es imma
diatey on Grant road Connecticut avenue extended
Will run directly through this property 1t is within
three 70 lies OF Washington, one-Qusrter mile OF Ten
leytown and one and half miles Of Oak View.
This property is well situated and offers q rare
Chance Tor SPECTATORS those in search of home
Terms: One-third cash balance il and two
years, with interest and secured by deed Of trust
cordng At cost of purchasers. deposit SlOO will
De required OIL each piece at time of sale Terms OF
sale to be complied with in fifteen days from day VI
sale in default of which the property may be resod
at the risk and cost OF the default ng purchaser
ts- THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until MONDAY and TUES
DAY. DECEMBER SECOND AND THIRD, 1882
respectively, ut same hour and place.
nls-dts THOMAS DOwLlN,i. Auctioneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ 9Th and ID sts. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE IMPROVED
CQRNkR PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST
SECTION OF THE Cay. BEING PREMISES
No. 1140 EIGHTH STREET NOkTHWEST
BRICK AND FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
WITH STABLE IN REAR
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the Gath day of
Apnl, A. ID. 1883. and recorded in Liber 1879 folio
4oI ct seq. OF the land records the District OF
Columbia and At the request of the party secured
thereby We will sell IT public auction in the
premises, on NEDN ESDAA. The L ENIIETH DAY
u NOVEMBER, AID. 1883, Al HALf-PAS1 FOUR
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, the following de-
scrlped real estate situate ia OF Washington in
orfsrcel of land and premises known
IS aud being lot numbered thirty % in George
". Aggs subdivision ia square numbered three hum
dred aud nlnety-nve $500 as per plat recorded in
Liber w folio 20, of the records of the surveyor
once OF the District Of Columbia the being i'm
proved oy two-sory BRICK and frame store and dwell
Ing with stable on the alley iii all good repair
Terms OF sale: $500 cash. purchaser to the
payment OF note Of 900 dated April %, 1888 and
payable IN two years date thereof, with
at the rate OF SIX 6) per cent per annum, payable
semi annually said note being secured by deed of
trust on the above described erty and the balance
in one ID and two 90 years from cate sale, for
given bearing interest, payable annually the
rate OF sx 10 per cent per ann and TO be secured
deco OF trust on the property sold all cash
ana above the aforesaid note 900 at the option of
the purchaser. All conyeyanclng and recording at
purchasers cost. deposit of $20Uis requested at
IN ten days after date OF the trustees the
right to resell at the risk and cost of defaultng
chaser after three days public notice OF such resale in
some newspaper published III Washington DC.
BRAlSAkD Il. NAkNER,t ,rrr,oo.
n9.dSds LOUIS d. WINE. Afus'e
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TEN SHOW ROOMS FILLED WITH THE LATEST
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Grand Exhibition of IMPORTED NOVELTIES
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THt NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOUkTEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, RkCkNTLY
OCCUPIED AS LUMBER YARD, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-THIRD.
1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises. shall sell
ct public auction Lots A. b. c. and L. in square 25s
located at the northeast OF l4th streets
properly has it the following improvements; One
Brick Ware House 30xl20: one Frame Ware House,
5ox90 and one Brick Two-story Once. 1880. and
contains about II, ] 90 square feet OF ground
Terms: One-half cash balance In and two years,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust the property sold All couveyancing and
cordins 1t purchasers cost $500 depos,t VIII be
no-d,s THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBlIC SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred by the last will and
testament OF the late jerome Berry, and by order
OF the Orphans Court OF Howard county, the under
signed Executor OF Jerome c. Berry, deceased will
sell at pubic SALE hls residence the sixth
election district OF said COUNTY. on MEDNESD Y,
NOVEMBER TWENTH-SENENIE Ii, 1883. at TIN
O'CLOCK An, a Valuable Farm, containing about
l15 acres Of desirable and productive land. adjoining
the estate of Hon. A. T. German, about ~ miles from
Savage, miles from Laurel, b and o. R.R. Good
Dwelling ne switzer Barn, all other necessary out
buildings also, Three Tenement houses, abundance
fruit and well watered healthy and school near at
hand.
Terms: One-:hird cash, balance in six and twelve
months. with interest the purchaser being allowed to
pay ali cash il desired.
At the will be offered at public sale all
the Personal Property of SAID deceased
THOMAS A. BROWN. Executor
5. h. DASHIELI- Attorney.
z Law Building, Baltimore, Nd
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'NHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, BEING
PREMISES AOS. 1l6 AND us Ninth STREET
NOkl Hast.
Pursuant 10 the requirements of a deed of trust Of
May D. 1886, recorded III LiDer No HIS folio 2gS ct
seq OF the District land records the undersigned will
sell at auction III front OF the premises, at FOUR
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1889, Lots 81 and 81 Of Kelly 8
subdi vision Of square 9l2.
Terms: Third cash aud balance in two eoual nav
ments al SIX and twelve months from day Of SALE with
interest at u per cent, secured the property. A
cash deposit OF 500 each lot will be reoifred
at the sale, and II terms not complied with IN te
days property sold will be TesOd at cost of defautIng
purchaser. on nve days notice III The EVENING STAR
Lots viii be offered separately.
MAHLoN ASHFoRD,l Trrs,ao.
A. l. i. kEESE, I irustees-
n19-11t Trustee 4l6 9th ST NV
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No

'Ehi GAL ~. IMPhONED rhofEhTL No.
OnMONDAY, MOVE MBER TWENTY FIFTH, So,
atAALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the
premises, Will sell the % feet front of lot 8,
IN square ~. by depth Of about So feet TO aly
~ feet vide, improved BY threestory brick dwell
lng, with modern improvements, being No. ITO
street northwest. This il Of the most desrable
ana valuable locations for private residence tile
cty-is just north Of 18th street. fronting FsrIaglt
square, and convenient 70 street cars.
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance in and yeafs
with interest. and occurred by deed Of trust ON tie
property. or all cash COMPROMISING and recording ct
~ sale. TUOMA6 HOWLING
nl4-d&ds Aucttoueer.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneers.

FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON TWELFTH
STREET WEST BETWEEN .PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE ANp STREET NORTH FkoN Ting
HOUSES NOS 4og, Al, 4l3 AND AIS TWELFTH
STREET N0RTHh EST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TwEN1Y-sIXTH, 1889, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK. will sell IN front Of the premises lot four
"a and the south thirty 600 feet OF lot ye Tn
In square three hundred and twenty two (22 front-
ing 30 feet on 18th street with depth of loo feet
This property is situated in the OF the city
Pennsylyania avenue ana OF the desirable To-
cations in the city tor large building business
public institutions remain now under good
rental.
deposit Of 81. 300 required time sale Convey
ances, Sc at purchasers cost. Terms be Complied
with in fifteen days, otherwise the right TO resell Al
the risk and cost OF tine deiautng purchaser after 1--WE
lshed IN WASHINGTON DC
JOHN b. LARNER, 1914 F st. NV
nlo-dSos Attorney for Owner.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Harrison Crook TO Josiah P. Nutting. pit. 10, So.
265; SIS 500. Willie A. Martin to I. NJ. Walker.
sub 80, 50. 3S3; 8. W. II. Reed to A. G. Gar
den, lots 34i and 3i5. Anacostia; SO, 100. w.
Mayse to 0. u. BRYANT. sub IA. So S93; e.
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VI,HoMAs DOWNING, Auotioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TwO-STORY-
AND-CELLAk 7-ROOM BRICK DWELLING,
NURTHME LIST NEAR FOUkI ZENITH.
By virtue of q deed OF trust dated November g. A. D.
1883, and duly recorded il liber No. 1864 folio 100
ct seq one of the land records q the District Col
ubia and at the request OF the holder OF the notes
secured thereby, viii sell public auction in front
Of the premises on IUESDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ID. 1889, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following described
real estate situate in the city OF ashingto District
of Columbia, and known and distinguished lot No
g. i'll Portners subdivision of part OF square 204 as
the is duly recorded il Book No. f. folio pa If
the land records in office Of surveyor Of said District
together with all the improvements thereon. also
known as No. 1431 u ST.
Terms easy and made known at time of sale AIDE
post OF 90 will he required time of sale. Con-
veyanclng and recording At cost of purchaser. If
terms OF sale complied with in day FROM
day of SALE the property Will be resold at risk cost
OF detaulting purchaser.
WAsHiNGIoN DANENHowER,l rr,s,o..
W. IRVING BOSWELL. ) Arus'ees.
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERLY On FIFILENIH strict
EAIESDED BE1MEEN ERIE AND HURON
SIkElT t., MERIDIAN HILL rUBDINlSION.
will offer for sale III front OF the premises CES-
DAY the NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1883, at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot l .
in block Is Hall and Elyan's subdivision of Meridian
Hill.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash and the balance in
ID and two CD with interest the
centuln per anuun payable semi annually; 800 de-
post at time Of sale Terms be complied with in
fifteen days.
GEO. W. STICKNEY
nl3-ot AuctOneer.
THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED To FRI
DAY, NOVEMBER TMENTl- SECOND. 1889, same
hour and place.
n19-dSds GEO. ". STICkNEY. Auctioneer
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OFFICE OF ACKER 4 GADSBY,
~ Real Estate Brokers, zoos st. NV.

PEREMPTORY SALE NO 1858 WEST MARKET
SPACE, GEORGETOWN; NALUABLE INTER
EST-BEARING INVESTMENT.
We will sell at public auction in front of the premises
on WEDNESDAd EVENING, NONEMBER TMEN1Y
SEN ENTH, 1889, Al HALF-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK.
part OF lot Al in square 16, GEORGETOWN, fronting
feet on Vest Market space by adepth Of 80 feet;
proved by new three-story brick building No. 1855
West Market space, Georgetown. and known the
Market Flats, said building having modern improve
nents and brings under rent at the rate of S47
month.
Terms: Property sold subject to deed of trust
$2,oOO payable on October 30, 1881, with interest
at tue rate II per cent emf annually One nal pur-
money excess OF said trust be paid in cash
and the baladce payable year alter date, with
tercst at Der cenJuIn. payable eemi-annually and
secured by deed OF trust the property all cash
Gin excess OF SAID $1,000 trust), at option of pur-
chaser. lakes paid 10 November l, 1853. Terms to
taultinx purchasers risk. 800 depJst time OF
SAFE All convey ancing and recording purchasers
cost. GEOIGE W. SIIChNLI Auclloueer,
MOTT 1896 st u
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FROM ROCKVILLE.
Gold Mining-The Criminal Record
Social Matters.
nee Of TIE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence Of TEE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, November 49,
Work at the Sawyer gold mine in Potomac
district is progressing finely and the stamp
mill, which has not been running for some
days, has again been put in operation with
enough rock mined and brought to the surface
TO keep It running for month. few DAYS
ago piece OF quartz rock Gs large as a -four
barrel and showing large amount of free gold
was taken out of the mime. Many persons who
have examined it pronounce it the richest spe-
cimen ever taken OFT in this section. Other
mines in the same locality are reported as
yielding we'll
VIM. Simms, colored. has been arrested and
lodged IN jail here. charged with felonious
sault on the person of Eyeline Plummer col
ored woman fifty years of age residing near
Martinsburg, this county. An indictment has
been found by the grand jury.
Charles Clagett. colored. arrested here
today on q bench warrant issued by the circuit
court charged with false registration, and was
committed to jail. He has been indicted by the
grand Jury.
Benz. Davis and Henry Newman have been
committed to jail on charge of violating the
local option law
Rev. DIR. Power, pastor of Vermont Avenue
Christian church, Washington, preached to-
night TO large congregation in the Christian
church at this place
Cards are out FOR the marriage, on the 18th
instant, at Christ Episcopal church, this place,
OF Mr.. Mont Wilson of this county and Miss
Mamie Dawson, daughter OF the late Lawrence
A. Dawson of this place
Miss Hattie Slmms Of VI street. Washington.
Is al present the guest OF Miss Rena Maioney
at this place. SAM.
II. b. Miller, known as Buffalo" Miller, died
IN Chicago yesterday Mr. Miller was treasurer
of Cook county and one OF the most prominent
republicans in Illinois. He was d distiller
The Miners Progressive union will convene
the miners Of Illinois. Indiana, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vsnia and West Virginia at indianapolis Deem
Der IS.
w. ID. Chipley has resigned the chairman
ship Of the Florida democratic state commit
tee. The resignation was brought about by
Fir. Chipley's having been drawn into a dis
cussion with United States Senator Call.
The Petersburg, Va, tobacco fair opened yes
ictdty and tn awards were made on what Is
s..rdod the best show of tobacco ever seen
la sbe state. HErng the fireworks last night
A-o~Sii l.. g. Idly injured b. rocket
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PooR Rgnsns Goons -

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WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON +
STREET BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN
THIRST STREETS MORT INVEST AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEy.
ENTH, 1889, at AIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
in front of the premises,l will sell Lot in Square lO3
fronting II feet inches north side of ST., jus.
above goth ST. and running back l20 feet 81 inches
to alley 10 feet wide.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest," ard secured deed of oil
the property, all cash. Conveyancing and record.
ing at cost VI purchaser. deposit Of $500
at time of sale Terms to be complied with in ten
days from sale.
nlS-dSts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer