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DE LAsHMUTT BROS.
DATCLIFFE, DARR L CO. Aurtioneers.
IL 40 fsnns, iyAnis ave. n ~.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MARY
LAND ANENuk BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND THIRTEEN AND A HALF STREETS
SOUTHWEST. BEING HOUSE No 1919 MARY
LAND ANENCE SOUTHWEST, At AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
We will sell In frunt Of tie premises the
MEST HALF OF LOT &
SQUARE No. .tiS,
Fronting % feet inches the nOgtn side of MARYLAND
avenue and improved by Two-story Brick Dwelling
HGuse.
property is the line of the h. IL more and
fotomac railroad and IL particularly adapte4 for
hoiisc purposes.
Terms: One-!slf cash balance ana two years.
with interest at rer cent PER payable sein
annually day sile secured by deed OF trust on
tine property all cash. at se purchasers option.
deiat OF cb te uir- at time AZ sale TERMS TO be
,ollie 9Ith in fifteen days. otherwise the right rs
reserved TO seii the property at the rick and cost
the oeiaulrir- purchaser sitter fye days advertisement
in newspaper published in Washington. d. c. All
conyeyRncing. recortn1. &r., et pure scoss.
iceo-dS,is eAlCLiFFL. DAER q CO.. Au'rs.
as-IHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count OF she rain until TUESDAY. THIRD DAY OF
MATCH. at same hour and place.
fesJ-dSds RaTcLItfE, DAkR 4 CO.. Aucts.
ks.THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poilei account of the weather until FRIDAY
Sixth DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1881, same hour and
place. RATCLIeEE, DARK CO..
mh4-d&ds Auctioneers.
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Myste riOus Assnults I'm whcelin1

Much excitement exists in Wheeling over
recent mysterious assaults on ladies in the
southern end of the city. Last night Mrs.
Susan Miller was found in an alley with her
dress and other clothing torn off and uncon-
scious. Miss Clara Dodenstein was also
assaulted and her clothing torn Off Monday
night two other ladies were served in the same
way.
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Gigantic Deal In Silver Mines.

gigantic mining deal has just been consum-
mated in Chicago, those interested being seven
English and Ave American capitalists. These
gentlemen have purchased three silver mines
in Port Arthur. Ont.-the Porcupine. the
Badger and the West End. The amount in
volved is about e OOO, 900. The three mines
are represented Ms being among the richest in
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Hugh 7. Inman, brother of John H. Inman
of the Richmond Terminal system. will proba-
bly, be made president Of the Georgia Central
rfilroad within II month. Mr.. Inman, who in a
man Of recognized ability in the south. has
long been in demand by the Georgia Central
but not until yesterday was it definitely known
that he would accept the position. The salary
il $40, 600 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The gentlemen interested in raising q fund Of
go, 900 to e100. 900 for the family Of Secretary
Window had sconsultation at the Uaion League
Club in New York yesterday afternoon. The
movement Il under the supervision Of NJ.
stephen b Eikins. Already 81, 900 has been
contributed in New York city, and the progress
b In this city, whore Senator Wsshburn and
reseptative McMillin are handbag the fund,
Equally encouraging Cornelius Vanderbilt,
George Bliss, Of Norton, Bliss geo, snd Chas,
Watrous are the latest subscribers in New Yesk.
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Railway Presidents to Meet Again.

RAILWAY Presidents to Meet Again.
Another important meeting Of railroad prexi-
dents, it is said on good authority, has been
called and will be held in New York city. within
a few days. 1t is asserted that steps win be
taken at the meeting to make the recently
adopted rates permanent. Jay Gould 10 under
stood to be working for Q more binding agree
ment than that which now stnnds. Ali the
western roads, according to the story, have
agreed to enter into new and stronger con-
tract, except the Burlington and Rock Island,
which refuse to join in any new association.
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money and did not care what sort. Silver
money was rs good as gold and gold was no
better than paper.
Ralph Beaumont made a brief speech after
Senator-elect Kyle had concluded, saving that
none OF these men had come to Washington
morsssged; that they were free to do what they
believed to Re right.
He then introduced ''the gentleman who had
been made famous by tho newspapers as the
sockless statesman of Kansas-Mr. Jerry Simp-
SON.
HON. JERRY SIMPSONS ADDRESS.
NJ. Simpson opened his address with some
show of modesty, but from the first showed a self
confidence and case of manner which made a
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Shot His Wife in HI. ch:,dreu,s Presence

DR.. X. ]. Matthews. the leading physician Of
Horse Creek. Ala. a mining town twenty miles
west Of Birmingham shot and killed his wife at
their home yesterday in the presence Of their
five children. The frightened children ran
from the house screaming. A mob soon gath
cred and took charge OF the murderer. He was
dragged to the nearest tree, but before a rope
could be procured officers arrived on the scene
and rescued the prisoner from the mob and
took him tn mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04
A Threatened strike Ayerted

Chief Arthur OF the Brotherhood of Loco1no-
tive Engineers and the Rio Grande western
grievance committee met the officials of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad Mt Salt Lake
City on Monday. An agreement was reached
by mutual concessions and u threatened strike
Of the engineers evertel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Director General George T. Davis of the Co
lumbar exposition was stricken with pneumo-
mia last Sunday and is now lying very ill at his
home in Chicago. Nobody is permitted to see
him The ply sicians. who are at the bedside
say that while their patient il passing through
great crisis they anticipate his recover.
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FUTURE DAYS.
A UcTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
N PROPERTY.

On .he farm in Alexandria County. Va, ~ miles
from Georgetown the road leading from tie Cnain
Bideeto Fails Church. miles from the former and
miles trom the latter place, on MkDNEsDAl, MAiCH
ELEVENTH, lssl, st NINE SHARP, IL head of
Horses and Muirs, Young Kentucky Mules, ) nrst-
class Worx Horses. hne Driving Horses, 81 head
Mich Cows, Bun, D Farm WAGONS. 8 MIX WAGONS.
Farm Cart, train Drill, Moving Machine Hay Tedder
S,att,ns Bo,ss Wheat Fan. Hay Frame Corn shesier.
ness Saddles. bar ksInith Tools in fact everything
found = Well stocked iarrr.
Terms credit Of six months will be given on ali
above eco. All under rash. Discount of 3 per
cent all cash purchases go. For further in.
formation JAS. Z. CLEMENTS. Attorney l:ssl Il
st. ".
nIh4-tts DE LASHMrTT BROS
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Republican Clubs to Meet in

Gen. Alger passed through Birmingham.
Ala. on Saturday on route to Florida. While
there he had conference. with some leading
republicans. Yesterday these politicians re-
ceived circular marked confidential" which
urged them to attend q meeting of republican
clubs to be held in Cincinnati in April. The
last paragraph of the circular says THE Hon.
james q. Blaine and Gen. Russell A. Alger will
be present ut the meeting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

In the superior court in Wilmington. Del,
yesterday afternoon Chief Justice Comegy'
granted decree of divorce to Mrs. Frances
Burke-Roche from her husband, James Boothby
Burke-Roche. The applicant is presumably
given the custody OF the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Oystermen Drowned in the James.
In the terrific gale which swept the lower
James river last Thursday night twenty-four
oystermen We're drowned. A large sioop cap
sized at the mouth of the Warwick river. re-
| suiting in the loss Of the entire crew of four.
teen men. At the mouth of Walters creek q
yacht capsized and seven men were carried
down. Three men in q canoe near the same
place we're out in the gale and no information
has been received of them.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
. ATCLIFFR. DAAR I co.. Aucssopss

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THIRTEEN.
AND-A-HAIr STREET BETWEEN MARYLAND
AyENCEAND D sTkEST SOUTHWEST
sta Ma =. . s1 81 a.:
, II front Of q, The Ers%isss: shs north 2 fsss
st.. BY adepth Of los fess 10 inches -''
Terms: One half cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest u PER rent payable semi
annually from day Of sale. ured by deed trust on
the propy OF al cash. At the option Of the purchases
3 s0snR,sd With e Is dsY: from ~ q s.is: other
and cost Of the defaqltn< purchAseT after days a
s e q such Esss,s Il come n.vsHspsr pub
corQtng e The cSst q the nnrchseex.
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A Boston Policeman Worth Millions.
Policeman Samuel A. Spooner of Boston
expects in the course OF year to come in
possession Of property on Gray's Inn road,
London. England. valued at from -, SOC. 900 to
$40. 900 900. Spooner returned from London
yesterday. where he received assurance that he
would obtain the property in question, it being
his by law Of primogenier.
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The Confederate Monument Mt ,Jacks,

1t has been decided to unveil the confeder-
ate monument at Jackson. Miss. on June 8.
which is the birthday Of Mr.. Davis. Miss
Winnie Davis will attend. Adjutant General
Henry o. Mississippi has issued orders to the
various companies composing the State Ma
tional Guard to. be ready to participate in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Chudrsa BET Tbe0sslves % Hlre.
The home Of Henry G. Rows, st LitohAsld,
Conn.,. vas burned ON Monday and Ais two chill
drsa psrishsd In the flames. Tie ehildssa--
sgsd thrss and Avs-vere locked in he house
by their mother. When uhe returned, three
hours later, she found the house 8 smokin9
ruin Il b suppoasd The children star1ed IL
IRE while plAy1ag wsth natehsa
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'lNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON KINGMAN PLACE NORTH

WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to US dated August 10
A d. 1ss and recorded IN hber 1oI5. folio I4s 81
seq, of the land records the District OF Column
bia and at the written of the holder of the
sestircd thereby. We will sell at public auctioB in
pay Of MARCH. AD. lx,l. at FOUR O'CLOCK
WasLipgton district of ColnIkbaa All Of snb
lot W in square al Ter plat recorded IN the sur
veyors onare Of sad District improved by premises
known No. 1916 kine'nan place.
Terms OF slle: deposit 500 viii b inquired NJ
time Of sale Fifteen hundred dollsfT Or 4he
money to he paid in cash. bals in one "a
with interest NJ SIX centun IT. -anonAx psxAtas
s-ni-annuay. and secured by deed Of Trust npo0tLo
property sold or all cash. at option q pm ST
OF sale to be complied with within ten days froin ne
Of sale, or property viii be resod at and risk
purchaser.
EDWARD J. srELLwAGEN. Trustee.
r. B. MCGUIRE. Trustee.
mh3-dkds Keller buildinS
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Colorvd Emirrnnts Destitute.

Large numbers of colored people from east
ern Texas now on their why to Oklahoma, are
represented to be in destitute condition. and
nearly every one has deed to an imaginary
town lot sold TO him by boomers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

John Il. Gould, IN extensive furniture dealer.
Of Philadelphia, recorded . DECD q trust g ~
close OF business hours ON Monday, passing y
his personal property to his eeenssL His L.
he hslisvW III sasets VIII msst Ne dsnnaids q
all his creditors.
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T1ON.
Nv yirfus Of desd OF trust sysn % us and Only -
cored in Liber No 1896. folio 49, 81 Sec one u tle
lard OF the District N Columbia and ~ ss
rrQue<f ~ the party sered thereby. will on foT
by public anton IN trout OF the prsIniss %
1891. at HALf-PAsT FOUR O'Cl.OgK the Following
tina District OF Columbia 20 VIII All thai ssrt.in
ysece q parcel Of land and pfsisss Known az rart Of
oris1na lot seven GO IN square hundred and
enty-srven t4ls) contained in the fo.lowinr nesao
and bounds: bsplnnfng for the same ON ffh sfre-f
northwest. in said city, thirty (s feef norfh iron
the southwe corner Of said north twenty
CO feet tnencs east forty Ave and xxfy-.evsn
ons-hunaredths OF foot s4S 67l0o r. thence south
Tour 90 fee thence east forty and
one OF foot ca }. 20 the r-ss
ne OF sala i9t theme south sixteen u0) fe> theos
q foot w es-lOo q. % the DeSinninx, shown w
dsed dated January 20. 1885 recorded ib~r X ~ n.
al paxe loo thereof tosrethsr with all the improve
menn ways. e.semenis, rnhts. prvileres and tt-
partensnce> 70 the ssrs bsonginx. 90 IN sis -
Terms Of ale lover and above en- fncumhrsncs q
el-xuo due Decsmher ~ lsD1. with tntsr<st "a the
te @ pr CENT Ier annuzn. I1Ay D. assumed ~ tno
purchsse with tnterez from the Day % rAie1 Cash a
sa ,. ss,h NJ, = ~ ortiz sn. & o. sSs
wise H. srusfsss rssrss the rkt % rrssn The prop
erty q the rsk and q the default parcsref
after nve days sdvet1seneuf Of such rtse n sons
nevstApsr publtsAed n Washington. d. G. Adegusit
Ut O. 90 REQUIRED ct IL time eAle Al coDveyAncr
Ing and rscoeozng - pSvehRsex ecoee
SSt22sES sx 4 = EHH 1ffot,s
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Scandal in the Massachusetts Prison.

Gov. Russell Of Massachusetts, has unearthed
a big scandal in connection with the manage
ment of.the Massachusetts, state prison, which
Will result in the 'sscapitation Of eight or ten
guards and retention Of greater number Of
prisoners. For two months past the convicts
have been cutting their way out Of prison. The
governor started an investigation and il dis
closed the fact that the prisoners were fur
nished with tho means Of escape by the very
guards who were sworn TO keep them in con-
hnement. For long time past certain OF the
been making money out OF tho convicts by sell
ing them saws, files and revolvers. The state
authorities have been wondering all the time
why the conyicts were escaping 20 easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Four people were badly injured in fire yes
terday afternoon in John Hoffman's frame
tenement at Withers street, Brooklyn. The
injured are: Thomas Heath. aged sixty-four:
H. Hoffman. aged fifty eight: Margaret Hoff-
man. aged fourteen, Blanche Hill aged four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Death of the Rev. Dr. Furman.
ReT. ). G. Furman. d. D., of the most
prominent clergymen of the Baptist Church.
and io- many years president Of the Furman
University in Greenvilie. s. c., died yesterday
aged eighty wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The attorney general Of California has de-
cided that railroad lands and lands sold by rail-
roads in that state are assessable. Unless over
ruled this decision win compel the payment Of
taxes on 10, 000, 900 acres Of land in the state.
much Of which 10 worth - q acre, and the
taxes thus gathered by the stste and respective
counties will aggregate s600, 900 per annum
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u ATCLlFFk. DARE CO., Aacsic1sSrs,
~ Ss0 fsnnv1vsnia svA q, y.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF n(PROvED REAL ESTATE
~ 44kb EsT sT rEETETr yE.f 4ETxxEN AID

Bysirtus 81 ! dssd Of trust rivsS 70 n .,a au,x
CORDED In ltber No. f0 folio 3b6 q go, one o. tie
land sosds Of tho District q Columns. and Ct the b
sslR e Esns q ths yssget,Ss a. TUk9DAY. TIE
mEEr2sT FSu RA 6c ~ ~ No. :.
s.ssss. siSa.ts ia q, cty q wsshinF
sSsasSnC1d - handEsl a.A Afsyeis te66l. N
r.: os e: a. 80 ,:. :: s. s s: ~ 50
~ ~ a No. q - Hs e xes csns p sn1um ffpn
g ~, es.ssy - 1871 go O. go . g.
an1 ny doyr edyqrtsspalt n s0Q1s nPvsreper PUB
49, 49, e 49,, 5000. Pc SsRoss q eloo 8
........ s 22s43E; S1E 49,.
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Max Rothschiid. the clever swindler, who Was
arrested in New York for swindling dry goods
merchants by means Of the sample cotton game,
has been discharged in court Tor lack Of evil
dence.
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fe1i. IL. 10. 81. 81. =.
THIS EVENING.

DooK AND ART GALLERIES OF
ID RA1CLiffE. DAEk x CO.. AUCTS.,
CATALoGuE SALE BY Auction OF
MISCELLANEOUS AND
ZEN LAW BlbOkS
IN ADDITION To
The MEDICAL IIBRAkIEs OF
DRS. TYLER AND FRENCH.
At our book galleries, 40 Pa. ave. a w., ON WE'D
NEsDAl, IHrLSDAf AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
MARCH fOl RrH. FIFTH AND SIXTH. at sEIEN
O'CLOCK.
Books ready for inspection and caisloyuss for dis
tribution Monday at 10 am.
RADCLIFFE. DAgG 4 CO.,
fe.eB-dNds
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NrRusTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. RfAI ESTATE On NINTH STREET NORTH
EAST BETWEEN II AND sriiEEIS

LAST BETWEEN h AND I STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of Trust 20 us ds-ss' Anri, y,
issJ, and recorded Iiber M. IStsr ~ 10 ,s.s Il
seq one Of the land records 81 the Dlsric 81 osTtnl
Ol and At the written r-lues. the holder Of the
note secured Thereby. win sell 1T 4srHe snrtien n
l Tsa, o. pI t9s iIein,s.s on MhIAEspAh M
pphE HOUR OF HALF PAST Fut hn1svl<siE
T. ", suoset 10 certain deed OF trust ~esur!ng the
pay ient OF note Tor six hundred aud nifty dollars
with interest from March II. I>ssl and r,,oried IN
iihef NO lssS foIo a. 20 SEQ. Il said land records
The iol Nln s-iescrhed Cty OF Wash
lnston ID =. To wit: All OF lot numbered fifteen fl
IN 6eorse NJ Ian ktun su d.v:snuB OF square num-
oef-a niiie hundred s,, Is - CASH, said
subdivision j. ieor.d TN, ur OF the sur, eyoT a.:
said Disfri't in Book II. ~. c. page TO- together with
me Improvements thereon. tue heing premises
No. StD 9Th street northeast.
Terms, e-sh- deposit Of 900 required a, tune Of
sale ler7us Of sale TO lie cUnplied with within ten
days lron tnle OF sale or Property will b. r~-od
cost AM rsk Of purchaser. All recording ad convey
ane.ng ~ purchaser sVast.
l. ". AoRDIINGER.. ,,,,.,,..
1. Ii. KNIGHT. irus"es
THOMAS BOWLING.
feIi. Il. lo2l.23.2= Auctioneer.
ssTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, MARCH
FOURTH, 1881, same hour and piace. by order of
the trustees
THOMAS BOWLING,
ie-o-dSds Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
~ ATCLIffk. DARR Co. Auctioneers
N $40 Pennsylvania ave n y

II ATcLIFFE. DARR 3 Co. Auc,icne.r..
~ $40 Pennsylvana ave n w.
TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sot ff BENG Hosf AM pR sT5nkthS
No. 123s ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF . deed 81 trust TO US, dated Juy ~
lSso ard re< orde In liner No. l5l folio f7 seq
one of the land recoris Of the District OF Columbia
and st The request OF the holder the secured
thereby NE will .e a. puhlic auction IN irunt tn.
freinises, on MEDNEspAl. MARCH 4, lsSpi. AT
HAIf-PASf Four O'CLOCK 4. N, thr following
desr bed real estate with the improvements thereon
situate In the city Of Mas nztn District Colum-
IDA, TO wit The north sixteen (l0l frontins on
llth street cas- by the depth thereof Of
nuireTe twenty eight CD. an numbered nine
hl ndred md seventy seven old.
Terms OF sale: Ope-tlird cash and the balance IN
equal stallments IN and three years with in
terest al ler day Of sAl. 70 b>
secured by deed oi trust the property sold or ali
Sssh. % t.e option OF the purchaser. delosii Of
wv VIII be required At the time OF sale. Terms Of
sale TO lie computed with within DAYS FROM tine OF
sale or property will lie resod and riss of
defz,lltine purchase All coaveysn~inp and Isori-
ing ~ purchaser cost. NbEN COHEN,
X. ". BERGMAN
fe2i-d&ds Irtst.-.s
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RooK AND ART GALLERIES OF
ID RATCLlfFT. DsRR CO., AUCTs.
scD PA AVE. NV.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
MEpIGAL LIBRARY, SURGICAL INsTht-
MENTS AND Dff1CE ftkNITI NE OF THE
LAIh DIR, WALTER BowiE TYLER OF
GEORGEToWN, ID. g.
On MfBSESDAK,. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EvENiNGs, MAkCHforRIH. FIFTH and SIXTH,
a. SENEN 1'CLoCk. at the BOOK GALl.tRIEs or
PA, AVE y. ", wIl sell 10y liublir aurtidn the
Medical Books Surgical Instruments. &c, belonging
to the estate Oh the late DIR. Walter Bowie Tyler.
Terms cash wM. h. STASSBTRY.
Administrator.
Books Ready for inspection and CATALOGUES Tor disr-
button Monday ut 10 o'cio.k.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.
ie-bd&1s Auctioneers.
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NJ ALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auc,ionerrs-
HANDSOME MIRROR FRONT FOLDING BEp
WITH MAI KISS. CHEkRi NAkDROBf,
WALNUT LHAMBEk SUITE. PARIlOE sTITI,
lfhULs TERED IN Plush. WALNUT MAkD-
kOBE. Ash SUITES, LARGE ANTIQUE NAk
kkfhlGEkATnR. EhrENsloN IABllk AND
pNiN. Room SHAlhs BlDDlN6. HAIR
GhAIN AkDoIHEh AkPLfs, WALNUT BID
SIfAD. ~ KLAUS AND MASHST u ps. CHIN A
AND GLASS WAR;, KITCHEN UTENril.s. a :
On ~ ksDAl, MARCH FIFTH. ooinnencins At
In pcLOCh a. NJ, We shall sell NJ residence NJ
- street nortl west GENERAL assortment VI house
kesI;ng articles, TO which ask the attention u
buyer.
lertlfs cash.
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DOCK AND ART GALLERIES or
ID RADCLIFFE, pARR co.. AUcTs,

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE BY CATALOGUE or
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY, SURGICAL IN
DE l.. FRENCH.
On THURSDAY frEN1NG. MARCH FIFTH, AT
SEnEN oGLoCh, viii sell AZ the BOOK GALE
hlEs Or hAICIIffE. DARk a CO, AUCTION
EEks, go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
MESI. the medical library aud surgical Instruments a
Or. Ricardo De L. French, deceased.
IRENE 4. FRENCH, Administrators.
Books ready for inspeton and catalogues Tor istr1-
button Monday. 81 10 am.
RATcL1fFE. DARR q Co.
feyl-dkds AncfA sDe-rnL
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NHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" IN The CITY OF WELLINGTON. DIETRICH

r. B. MCGUIRE. Trustee. ' ~ n W.
mh3-dkds Kellogr building
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-07

Charlie Jackson, Jim Jackson,
Lucy Fort and Violet Stephens were
up before the Recorder this morning
for lewdneSs, Violet Stephens was
fined 8 and the Others released
Bill Farley, who beat Bob Ea,ley
several weeks ago and has since been
on the dodge, submitted his Gaze this
morning and was fined Sl5 and paid
The money.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-07

The printers on the Memphis
Scimitar struck last evening because
non.union man had stock in the
paper and was made foreman in the
composing room. All the daily
papers in Memphis belong to the
printers union, and if the action of
the Scimitar is endorsed a general
lockout will follow. There are 40
union printers in Memphis.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-07

Ross Bourne and J. r. Cover, of
Port Royal, w. II. Toler, Jack Rig
gins and jeff Brown, o! the county,
Sam Golloday, of Roaring Springs,
KY, William Breeder, d. B. Gmith
and VIM, Young, of Todd county, B,
F. Fuqua, of Logan county, and Dan
Wiley, of Hcpkinsville, are among
the attendants at the tobacco sales
to-day,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-07
Card.
To the Tobacco Leaf-Cnrontclc

To the Tobacco Leaf Chrontclcl
SIRs-K Kindly allow me a few
words in your paper in regard to the
story told by Joseph Mooros. ] deny
ever persuading him TO come to Am
erica. Ipicked him up.in Liverpool
some three years ago and gave him a
home, and as | was coming to Amer
lea myself, he begged ne to bring
him with men, and signing me a pa
per to stay with me, l paid his fare
to America and gave half of all the
money | had then because | wanted
him to he Il straightforward boy.
And when | had no more money he
entered into a plot which end 4 in
my being put into prison. In regard
to Mr.. Washington, H. (Mr W. gave
us work, but the boy dos. Moores)
would not go to work on account OF
small wages. 1t is also a falSehaod
that told Moores that | would Kill
him and then take my own life, who
then had me arrested and put in pris-
on, and the story that was told on
me was a willrul and malicious false.
hood. JOHN SALHGES.