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ANACOSTIA.
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

The Anacostia Citizens Association met Fri
day night. President Charles Barker in the
chair. In the absence of Mr.. Benjamin Mum
dell Judge George II. Armstrong was elected
secretary. The Minnesota avenue committee
report. that the assent of all the abutting land
owners along that embryo boulevardwith but one
exception had been secured. and Messrs. Julius
TOlson, George III Armstrong, Charles Barker
and Vim. }. Lstimer we're delegated to talk the
single Director into line. Attention was called
to the fact that Capt. Symonds had recon-
mended that the Anacostia bridge be elevated
ten feet above its present level and the tracks
of the Baltimore and Ohio branch be sunk three
feet. thus obviating the grade crossing
As there is a declivity each side of the river
the bridge and causeways could be raised with
out appreciabie inconvenience to property
owners 1t was reported that the Commission
ers favor the plan OF cutting the bridge in
halves and placing the sections parallel thus
doubling the width and halying the length
This necessitates the building of long cause
way. Ii was decided TO urge upon the Com
missioners the importance OF compelling the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to sta
ton a gatekeeper at the point where its track
crosses Bridge street. Mr.. j. X. Butler pre-
sented a petition calling attention to the I'M
finished condition of Jackson street east OF
Taylor. stating that said street had in under
going repairs. been put below grade and left in
that unfinished plight. The petition was in
dorsed by the association and ordered for
warded to the Commissioners.
THE JUNIOR RIFLES.
This juvenile organization met last Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. James r.
Arnold and adopted the name of Anacostia
| Cadets. The election of officers resulted as
follows: Tew. captain; Emo, first lieutenant;
Haines, second lieutenant; King. sergeant;
Wright, secretary; DIR. A. VI. Green, treasurer
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyles. while driving down Good
Hope hill last Saturday, were thrown from
their carriage and badly, though not seriously,
| hurt.
| Miss Matte Minnix and Mrs. George Buckler
| have returned from Denver.
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pUBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND NATE
u RIAL AT THE NAVY YARD, NORFOLK VA
Navy Department. Washington, d. c.. january ~,
lSl-In accordance with the provisions the second
section OF the of Congress- approved August 3 ls
Statutes at I.rxe Vol D. page 6. there viii lie sold
lonsn To the Navy, Condemned unt therein.
CONSISTING OF oid ordnance material ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
ridges, scrap iron. Junk and packing boxes The sale
viii lie at ublic ash tn hivbest bidder
and viii commence at TEN A. n. MACH THIRD,
and continue from day 20 day, Necessary until
cent VI be Required IT the time Of the sale the
chases not paid tor At once - security the payment
OF the balance and the removal within
thirty days which deposit viii be forfeited TO the
tnited States IN the event OF failure pay hal
ance and make removal within the stated Sched-
es OF the articles to be offered he procured from
articles purchased nrusf be rUuoved expense
Navy. fe{AiaW4w
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctio. GERS.
IL yeO Penus lyuuia ave. m ~


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on MARY.
LAND AxENuE BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND THlRTEEN AND HALL STREETS
SOUTHWEST. BEING HOUSE No. 1919 MARY-
LAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TwENTI:sIxTH. st HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK.
We will sell in front OF the premises tie
WEST HAP OF LOT g.
SQUARE No. .us,
Fronting % feet inches the NORTH side of MARYLAND
avenue and improved bys Two-story Prick Dwelling
House.
Inns property is on the line Of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad and s particularly adapted for
house purposes.
Terms: Onetaif cash balance in and two years.
with interest At D per cent Per annuru. able semi
annually nom day Of sale, secret 10y deed
property. all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit Of &UO required time sale. Terms to be
complied with IN fifteen days. otherwise the night 10
reserved to resell the property at the risk and OF
the deiaulng purchaser days advertisement
in some newspaper published in WASHINGTON ID. C. All
conveyan recording A.. at purchaser 3 cost
ie;sO7dSds RArcLlFFE. DAkR CO.. Aucta
sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count OF the rain until TUESDAY, THIRD DAY OF
fe26-dSds RATCLiffE. DARR CO.. Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoossr.
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EffECTa,
FUTURE DAYS.
EMBRACING IN PART

oSF sT ~ yisx PIANO y PEsxEgT SHpEs
EANCY cHAfss.. foLbfNs sckkEH. AEIIs:
TIC TABLEs; LACE AMP 9THER WISDOM
ASS sEckf!Akf, EiEoAx 20. eSgcafs Szst
HHffkkReok MAH3aA M sSAr,T9P p JAIL.
skGssEIs. caSxsEk. HzilL kxb slit
xkf hxx fsEA x sH1s S SSsskkfEiN
CHANHER SUITES, Ash I e cHAnEEk SUITS;
PnLOWe AND BuLsTEks. TouEl MARE.
Rk9k 1 H4qxs S6Eybb indnSe hHn1xxkE
Nut DINING CHAlhss CHINA AND GLASS
MAkE PLATED WARE. KITCHEN kEQUf-
On WE6NEspAY MORNING, MARcH FOURTH,
1901, commencinR at TIN O'CLOCK shall all ~
residsnce No. LII sersst nosthwes superior col
lscficn Of housshoh eHsts kaxfesfurnish3ne shonld
Scss-ds THoizs bovine. A.ssss.ss.
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Lives lost i'm nm Attempted Rescue.

Lives lost i'm m Attempted Rescue.
News comes from Hong Kong that the Amer
lean ship yigilant, recently arrived at that port
from New York. lost ak Of her crew while on
outward passage. While on Philippine Islands
an apprentice named VIM. Sohiom fell over
board. A BOW was lowered, manned by Mate
Ciausen ana "eamen w. Hoare, w. Green. j.
Gillespie. G. and J. Hanxsnmankle. A squall
came mp and evidently capsised the boat, for
nothing was ever seen Of It or apprentice and
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SCATTERED TO THE WINDS.
The Novel Disposition Made Of Puck
Meyers Ashes by His Friends.


A committee of four from the Staten Island
Schuetzen Corps, appointed to carry out the
request Of Henry Meyer, proprietor Of the
Puck Hotel at Port Richmond. that his ashes
be scattered to the winds from the top Of the
statue of Liberty on Bellows Island, fulfilled
their mission yesterday.
When the top of the pedestal was reached by
the committee the metal urn containing the
ashes Of Meyer was opened and each committee
man put a portion of the contents, which
weighed about four pounds, into paper bag.
The delegation then climbed the staircase lead
ing to the crown of the statue, where a brief
address was made by the master OF ceremonies,
after which the four committeeman, each hold
ing one of the bags containing the ashes in his
right hand, pronounced these words together:
'here goes the last of Puck Meyer. Happy
days" and then scattered the ashes to the four
winds. The ceremony was concluded by the
opening Of two bottles Of champagne and the
drinking to the health of "Puck" Meyer.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

O. Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly dcne.-that is. in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sougEt Money otherwise expended Cor that
purpose is wasted To expend it wisely, adj
vertise in The STAR II not only has the
larges; circulation, bat gives figures. and
proves them
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T. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

/ viii sell by public auction at the store Of a. Z
Fulton. LIS Pennsylvania avenue north west, COM
nlencinx TUESDAY. MARCH THIRD. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, his stock Of Forfeited Pledges IRON
Ladies and Gents Clothing Boots. shoes. Dress
Goods. Silks, Books. Plated Ware, Clocks, Guns
hevolvers. Umbrellas, Canes Musical and Survicai
Instruments. Ssi,ses Rugs. orera and Field Sssses
Bel spreads and Table Linen. MIrrors and Pictures,
Gnlvanic Battery. Also Catholic Chancel servius
mo. lco. Sl0) Sale will continue evenings q 2
O'Clock until all lots are sold
Ticket holders please take notice.
sss1.r. w.Rpk X f fgaI2S P.xnsrolsr:
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Tn. Burglar Tor. ou. Her Earrings.

A masked robber entered the residence Of J.
S. Morris, in Kansas City, last night A daugh-
ter Of the owner Of the house, Miss Clara, was
in the parlor alone. The r0bber told her he
would kill her l. she screamed. He attempted
to take her diamond ring from her finger, but
it WAS too tight. He then took her gold watch
and tore her diamond earrings from her ears.
the robber then made his escape. The young
lady's ears were badly mutilated.
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VI cAcctiiiS . L iesiuciit
pro tempore of the Sem
ate to fill the vacancy
caused by the resigna-
ton Of Senator Ingalls,.
Two Senators-Mr. Frye
of Maine and Mr.. Hoar
of Massachusetts-ha d
been announced some
days previous as candi-
dates. and it was gener-
ally supposed by those
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Gov. Jackson has decided not to appoint a
successor to the late United States Senator
Wilson, and the seat will remain vacant until
the legislature. which meets in January next,
elects n new Senator. Gov. Jackson will then
be q candidate himself
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PIT. Baruum Breaking Down.

A rumor was circulated Yesterday that 2. T.
Barnum had suffered relapse and was in n
critical condition. Mr.. Bailey, his partner, de-
MED this, and said that Mr.. Barnum, though
unable to leave his house at Bridgeport, Conn.
was about the house, and expected shortly to
take exercise in the open air. His trouble
seems to be general break down Of the sys-
tenn.
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The Micareme dress and masquerade ball
given by La Societe Franchise des Peaux
Rouges, Independent Order Red Men, will
take place on Thursday. March 5, at the Light
Infantry Armory. 1t is claimed that it will be
a most enjoyable affair. as all disorder or i'm
proper features will be prevented. handsome
prize Tor beauty will be awarded.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON .
II ATClIfFE. DARk 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
~ sEeO Ppnnsylyanis ave. m Z

II ArCLIfFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. nv
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE. No PES o
sTkkET. CORNER OF O AND COLUMBIA
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH SECOND
Isel, az HAl.f-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we viii sell
~ puohc auction IN fruni OF the premises
PART OF LOT L. IN SQUARE 800.
fronfinc ~ feet on street. 1T the Columbia
street, and improved by elegantly and
ouut l3-room brick house. with ali modern improve
ments. electric bells throughout and extra hath and
toilet accommodations all the nes OF max
ins easy OF and and the heart
O. tne cNy. all plaCes OF amusement and the
oe artnents; IN word. most unusual opIVrfunity
Tor investment or home foF ones use
Terms OF sale lover and above incumbrance OF
SnUu. which has over two years 10 with
AT y ier cent annanl: One-han cash balance in
one year. secured by deed Of trust with
per cent Itr annuu. all Cover and above the said
30 OO) may tie paid cash at the purchaser ortion
deposit OF S3yO required AZ time sale. Terms
lie coinpli.d with in feen days night 10
resell AZ tfe risk and cost OF the defautin
.o hAICLlffk L. DARk 4 CO..
ie@4-dSds Auctioneers.
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MANDERsON SELECTED

He il Chosen to Act President Pro Tenn
pore to Succeed Senator Ingalls,.
Forty-one Senators--all republicans
bled at the Capitol last night for the purpose
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
B. WILLIAMS & co. Auction

WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO.. AuetiOnesrs.
HANDSOME MIRROR FRONT FOLDING BED
WITH MATTRESS. CHERRY WARDROBE.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. PARLOR SUITE
UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH, WALNUT WARD
REFRIGERATOR. EXTENSION TABLE AND
DlNiNH Room , GHAikS,, BEDDING, HAIR
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPkfs. WALNUT BED
STEAD, BUREAUS AND WiSHSTANDS, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
On THURSDAY. MARCH FIFTH. connencing at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell ut residence No.
} street northwest general assortment OF house.
Ike pine articles, to which the attention Of
buyers.
Terms cash.
inh2-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
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DOCK AND ART GALLERIES OF
ID RADCLIFFE. DARK CO.. AUCTS.,
go PennsyivanIa ave. n. ".

ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
HE MEDICAL LIBRARY. SURGICAL IN
SThUMENTS OF THE LATE DIR. RICARDO
DE L. PREACH.
On THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH FIFTH, AT
Sc. En- O'CLOCK, will sell 1T the BOOK GALE
kIES OF RATCL1FEE. DARR 4 co., AUCTION
EkRS, 30 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST, the medical library and surgical instruments Of
DR.. Ricardo De l.. French, deceased.
IRENE I. FRENCH. Administrator.
Books ready for inspection and catalogues istri-
= RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO..
feg7-dSds AuctiouoerD-
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auetioneers.
h 890 PennsylSania ave. n. y.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON ELEVENTH STREET
SoUTHEA T. BEING HOUSE AND PkEMlsEs
No. 12z3 ELEVENTH STRRET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to M, dated July -.
1880 and recorded in hber No. 1872. folio ~. seq.
one Of the land records Of the District Of Coiumba
thereby, viii sell ct pubic auction in front Of the
rsT,ses s On vnfe 6H2 NJ :. isya: Al
desibsd real estate With the improyeIents thereon.
bia, to wit: The north sixtesn l16) fest fontnx
11th street east by ths dspth thereof 81 orinal lot
hu ndred and seventy -sevea CID
Terms Of sale: Onsshird cssh snd the balance IN
teres = Per cses Pc snnum Prom day Of sss 70 b
cssil, at option Of the pgDeiasir. deposit of
Zoo will be required It the time Of sale Terms q
sae properly will b res0id 1t Tie cot and xak q
defAultinx purchaser. Al conyeys1ctnI and record
H H BxkalANN.
fa2l-dkds 1rlsfasa
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionsers.
JAPANESE ART AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW, TUESDAY. MARCH THIRD, AT
ELEVEN AN. and THREE PM.
We viii make an extraordinary special sale in our
Art Room. 1901 street. opposite Pennsylvania ave..
Of truly magnificent. collection Of
HAND-cARvED JAPANESE worries.
$50 pieces of Genuine japanese Bron.es.
100 specimens Of Old sstsuma Porcelains. including
i Incense Jar that cannot be Duplicated and very
large and Rare saisuma Jar which certainly worth
$500. and some very beautiful and costly screens-
We intend making thiss
'RED LETTER DAY"
In the annals Of
japanese Objects of AT at Public Auction.
And We positively every lot offered viii be
sold TO the highest bidder.
Ladies especially cordially invited to attend this
Sale will commence sharp at IL am.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
1t Auctioneers.
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THE CLOSING MEETINGS.
Ind of the Convention of the National Ameri.
can Woman Suffrage Association.

MANY ELOQUENT SPEAKERS OK SATURDAY NIGHT.
INCLUDING WI. LLOYD GARRISON
RELIGIOUS SERVICES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ADOPTED.
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TaUsrEEs' SALE or VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BENG Lol on Month SIDE
sxrn T nnnTs Eas NIB
b A COMFORTABLE DWELLING. NUM-
Der 5ll STREET.
By virtue of the Will OF Mary L. Macpherson and
decree passed in equity cause No. 40. suIrelne
Court ID. G. SUBSTITUTING under sid VIII
wI offer Tor sale AZ public auction, Of
PREMISES. on Thu HSDAl. MARCH III III. 1871. n
flNk O'CLOCK 4. A. part o; original lot IN square
AZ. beginning Tor the same at n point the north
line CT street. distant 81 3 inches
southeast CORNER OF said square and running thence
- feei, thence nOrr lOl sect ~. inses the
Of lot. thence east ~ and thence south lOI
feet 20. inches TO the place bef1nning with the iuI-
pruyenseIts above stated. Any bd aocepfatie 10 us
Will he received subject 10 confirmation the
court.
Terms: on.-third cash. of which s5oO must he de-
posted at time offer received. and Oaane IA three
equal miscellaneous m one. NO anu te years ter1ng
per cent interest, pay able ni-annuaiiy, and
cured by deed OF trust property sold, all cash.
option Of purchaser Terms b- complied with IN
ID days from confirmation Vi sale property viii oe
resuid at risk and cost Of de.auitIng purchaser and all
couyeyanclng and recording viii me a purchAsers
". III. H.. RALEIGH.
fe.l-dkls IHfbS. h. AAlrsAAANA Ate-Ar~e~
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u ATcLIFFE. pARR q CO.. Aucuon-~rs-
rEusTEEs' sAI.Eo FA NERyvALuABir BULL
lhS LO1 % l. sTkEkI BETWEEN TNkNT'
fiks sIkhhI AND MN HAMPSHIRE Akl

Els Of a WHY ALI
lhG LOT % L srkEEr BETNEEN TwENri-
flkSL STkLEr AND MN HAMPSHIRE AVE-
NUE. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. duly rerorsed en- iAsr
no l44 iolio AZ 81 sd. II the l.nd recor-
the D1striet OF Columbia. and n the r-Que~t
OF The parfy secured Thereby. will soil. AZ
busic Ru tl0n IN rs,nt ui the Irenlises, I'M RE-
DAl, tie :. El-flA DAY or AARCh. A u. 1881.
Al hA.f-PAsl fOJkOCLoCk q. NJ. the following
Ies ed real estate. situate the CITY
bistrf Of Columbia .nd known and designated ali
OF ors;nal lot four a.. IN square numbered SEVENTY
1hls iOt can h. r@dily subdivided and should cou-
teha The attention. Of parties IN sesrch OF valuable
buliuing sites
Terms: oNE-QUARTER CASH. balance an ons.
AM three Years, per cent annun. scared
deed OF trust on property sold. az AL cash AZ the
optlon of the purchaser, deposit OF sOO vii be
q1re ~ the time OF sale. IL the
GO pli,d With IN fifteen days from day OF sale the
trustees reserve the risht Go resell the property the
risk and cost Of the eIaultlfg purchaser alter n W
Gays advertisement O; sach resAle in newspaper
Iusls..ed IN Mashinston. DC. All conNeysncing.
recordins. &c. AZ the cosl Of the purchaser
NON RA AZ \ wsInSsreorr'. Trustees.
RADCLIFFE. DARK CO.. Auctionesrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctionssr.

AssIGNEE's SALE or NEW FURNITURE.
PICTURES. CLOCKS. &c.
or WEDNESDAY. MARCH FOURTH. lsai a
TIN O'CLOCK A NJ. at store No lSlO IN sfrx-.f
northwest. Will sci e-neral q NV fur-
niiure n sutes and odd peses P,ctares. Ol,Sks A..
"a Positive.
Terms cash J. II. LICHLITER
fes~SN A-s,su@~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctione.r.

OAE. AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
TkEssEs. FILMS AN bEB BoLs4Rss B haS
kEIs; COMFORTS AND SHIFTS. TABLE
LINEN. TOILET SITS. WINDOW HANGINCss,
BRUSSELS AND oTHER CARPETS OILCLOTH,
oak EXTENSION TABLES. LOUNGE, CHINA
AND GLASS WAtE, NEARLY NEW OIL SIONE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MARCH THIRD, 1891. comrenc-
ing at TEN O'CLOCK. at residence No 1916 l.
street northwest shall sell excellent collection OF
Household Elects. THOMAS DOMlING,
fe51-3t Auctioneer.
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Rev. John Il. Boetzkes. a prominent Catholic
priest, for the past sixteen years stationed at
Helena. Ark, died in hospital at Lancaster,
Pa. Saturday, aged hfty-eigh. years
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TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET NORTH
EAsl BfrMffN Il All SILI.l is

TRusTERs, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
f 49, aas srAiko On Ninth slkEhr NORTH
By virtue OF deed 81 trust 20 us. dated Aprii n
lss'O and recorded Iiher No. Iscs az 10 g., ..
b. at the written =, guest OF th. holder OF m.
no., thereoy We ~ih sell ~ Iuo auction. IN
T%ENIr III DAY bSS OF r MnsNshssP is fha
THE HOUR OF HALF-PAs1 fOTR O'CLOCK
~ S sro ~ g eersin deed Of .ras, ssnins the
with iilterss: trun March "a. ISn. and recoru.d IN
"a, as,r 20 i4's :oiie *. q SEQ, Of said ald rsrs.
ihgton u g, 10 W.T.; AL Of lot numbered h.t-en C5l
IA oeOres "A isan kton suolylson OF SQUARE nGl-
subdivision resored the once of tue SURVEYOR of
said pisIriSt IN book u pAse 10. iocther with
the unproyeinents thereon the being PREMISES
Terms, oasn. deposit Of 600 required at time Of
days from time property win h. rs-lid a
cost ana rlsk Of purrhss. All recording ana convey
7; " NoRpLINeER.l rru-,...
{ d. AH TlHsdaMis pomIINs
fel4.I7.Is.2l.c3.a4 Iast,on.~r.
rs-ruE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count % the rain until WEDNESDAY,. MARCH
FOURTH. 1881. same hour and place. By Order Of
THOMAS BOWLING.
iezo-dSds Auctioneer.
Rook AND ART GALLERIES OF
ID kArCLIFIE. DARN CO.. AUCTs-.
cATALoSyE SALE BY AUCTION OF
fEw LAW BOOKS.
IN ADDITION To
The HIS M TidTN ,ibh ~. OF
NEsbAI. fhUasDAf AND FRIDAY TvESISes,S-
MARCH FOURTH, fIFTH AND sIXTH. al sLvES
books rssdy for inspetion and catalogues for dis
tibution Monday al 10 sm
NOOK AND Art GaIIFRIrs oF
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctionee-..

Trustees SALE OF TNo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
AND LO1, BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
lG43 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. By AUG
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-04
THE CHEMIST FOUND POISON.
Tho Coroner's Jury Renders Verdict In
the Poisoning Case.

Tho Coroner's Jury Renders IL Verdict In
the Poisoning Case,
The coroner's jury in the poisoning
case of Amanda Leftwich met yesterday
morning for the purpose of hearing the
report of the chemist, Mr.. Corse, on
the analysis of the stomach of the girl
who was poisoned.
Mr.. Corse testified before the iury
that he had made partial analysis OF
the stomach. He had also analyzed q
portion of the liver and found arsenic,
but in what quantity he could not say
at present.
In accordance with the evidence
already adduced and the report of the
chemist, the jury rendered verdict
that Amanda Leftwich came to her
death on September % by arsenic or
some other poisonous com bination con-
tanning arsenic which were placed in
her food by her stepmother. Sarah
Leftwich, and that John Barksdale was
an accessory to the poisoning
Tho verdict is signed by DR.. Henry
V. Cray, coroner; j. H. Curry, foreman;
]. r. Greene, R. II. Gold, T. +. Nc.
Kean, j. M. Tucker, Jr., and e. N.
LYMAN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-04
"The Last Days Of Pompeii."

The principals in the support of Mr..
John Palmer as Arbaces, tho Egyptian,
in The Last Days of Pompeii," at the
Opera House Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der eth, are as follows: Miss Gertrude
Dorrity, as Nydia, the blind girl; Miss
Edith Hamilton, as lone, the Neapoli-
tan; Sara Alexander as the witch Sagor;
Henry Stedman as Glaucus, the Athen-
ian; William Snendun as Apaecide s;
Frank Campau as Calenus; Burt Van
Adams rs Aedile Pansa; Lionel Waring
as Rurbo. Other well-known legiti-
mate players are in the supporting com
pany
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-04
He isat 1t Again.

No matter what you do with man
of ambition he will rise again. A few
weeks ago it was announced that Mr..
j. Il. Helm was burnt out. 1t only
took short time to procure and fit up
in magnificent style another store at
123 Salem avenue. The new store is
fitted in elegant style with one Of the
most costly mirrors in the city. Mr.
Helm will give q grand opening COM
mencing October 7, lasting three days.
He will present to the ladies the finest
line OF millinery, fancy goods, notions
and 1urs ever seen in Roanoke before
He extends an invitation to all ladies
TO attend his opening, promising it to
be the grandest thing of it's kind ever
offered to the ladies of Roanoke and
vicinity. Mr.. Helm is determined to
lead III his line in this vicinity. His
experience and push will doubtless
place him there.