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ANACOSTIA.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The problem of reviewing the Sunday school
Bible lessons was solved Sunday evening by the
use of pictures illustrating each lesson studied
during the preceding quarter. Twelve classes
of the school took part. REGULATIONS apprcpri
ate to the lessons we're rendered by Masters
Ambrose Ruark, r. Harland, Bert McGinnis,
Rdgely Griffith, James Crawford, George
Wright. Charles Stangier, Sib Harland. William
Bury, Charles Bigelow, Master Harrison, Master
Hing. Misses Emma Robey. Florence Bowman,
Bessie Milstead Eva McGinnis, Laura Williams
Annie Bury and Winnie Fountain. The exer-
cises were well received by large audience.
TIE METAPHYSICAL SOCIETY.
There was an informal meeting of the Meta
physical Society last evening at the rooms of
Mr.. William P. Hughes. A musical and literary
program was rendered. Mrs. Nina Vera b.
Hughes delivered a lecture on the relation of
mind over matter and its dominion over mate
rial conditions. The metaphysical institute,
which it is proposed to erect on Bald Eagle Hill,
was discussed at length. Those presen: were
Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Torrey, Mrs
Bolway. Miss Bolway, Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Ste
vensOn, Mrs. Lock, Mrs Robinson, Mrs. Stur-
gis, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Bell. Mrs
Shadd. Miss Slade. Miss Barten, Mrs. Houghten,
Mrs. Elizabeth King, Mrs. Wise, Misses Wise.
Miss Crockett, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Landrick. Mrs
Hammond. Mrs. Holm, Mrs. Holland. Miss In
gals Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs Brown.
Miss Osgood. Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Holt. Miss
Coleridge. Mrs. Harmer, Mrs. Gurley, Miss
Pearl Hughes and Miss Hoosick.
THE RED HILL IMPROVEMENT.
The improvement Of Red Hill on the Belle,
view Magazine road, is at standstill. The hill
has been widened at the top and built out along
the base. 1t is understood the Commissioners
will at no very distant day cut away the brow of
the hill
Prof. James Bayard will leave on May for q
visit to his mother at Allegheny, Va.
Joseph Miller has returned from Montgomery
county Md.
Miss Agnes Mansfield is back from Baltimore.
Mr.. William 5. Johnson of Jefferson street
has recovered.
Miss Maud Norton Of New York CITY is the
guest of Miss Sallie Worthington of Good Hope
Heights
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. W. Chandler of
Washington and Miss Carrie c. Smith Of Ana
costa will occur on the 18th instant, and not on
the 18th
John A. Logan Post, No. 10. G. A. R.. met
last night at Judge Armstrong; Office and pro-
ceeded TO the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Chdrch.
where exercises commemorative of the silver
anniversary of the G.. A. r. were held. Owing
to the sickness Of Commander A. b. Frisbie.
Senior Vice Commander G. +. Watson was in
command.
The recently elected officers of Anacostis
Tent, Junior, No. 10, l. y. r., were installed
last night.
John A. Logan woman's Relief Corps met
last night
Mr.. Peter Leach has sold his Valley street
property to Mr.. j. W. kidwell
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PROPOSALS.

Osriss q colams. S..Aias,os, D. q. kSrs l. isai
unit THfiSf o,Shock NJ S sisfS AfRii
on MERRIAM a ssin a., ,S ,sss ,sr fSSs . '1 fs
Columds rad on the north. the line Of Morris and
i6,E sIrset extended "a, west The rropossis VIII
s ,hs s,s leosss o. %. O. ths Irs t seqsrs
than hundred 100 ~ids and one hundred and
i n any ls Or i. pS Ss J. r ~ pe IS
koss. n. NJ. ROBERT, commissioners be. Gp7ln
Tfy fnS oSf6s TI N SbcElvsP 81
5s q, Y. a. i s0r sSs sSn Of shgrs s
sw. Pisnsand sPesihcAiiOns can b a. nc one
sp7-5,. Architect. cor. lsth and n I IS. nv
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.-oFFICEA.c.s,
II Wash nston BArracks. ID. C.. April 4. lSai.-
Sealed prorossls IN triplrte. suhiet 70 the usual
WI rscsissa \ ansn ISs IS ocIock
.SS dc N the TsSs by Ss
TROOPS thereai durinr The remainder Of the prssni
rs a year ending june .. lssl. tropossls must -
resi- Bee :" and addrrss,si TO the und-rsssed, The
Sosernms9t rsserses the risht 70 rssi Any 81 All pr-
ton 70 this once CoNsTKNTINE CHASE, fst lieut..
and r. .. NJ. Sd krtil cry. AC.s. s.ds.s.so.mi
PROPOSALS FOR STREET OIL LIGHTINa.-
+. oface Of the Commissioner. Meshinrton. D. O.,
,hI iS sni SSoc s' On Ffs =
MAJ FIFTH. lsssl. Tor furnishn s LAMPS and illu-
,asns ana reParn .n srs ON . ,sS b. s
Columbia for one year and three years from July L.
Is; plans iorns OF IroPosals and sI.cincstlons
Tor toEether with all information, aud only
bids upon these will he considered. The rlglt
y rsssryed TO Te,et any snd Al bids y "; DoU6-
ID. c. arr an
OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
" of Columbia, Washington. April :, isBl.-sealod
Proposals for site Tor 20 ice station tieoretoMn
WI. le ne. eiyed At this once until TNEl.NE NJ on
TO le centrally located The proposals will the
nunter Of lot. square. the dnnsio the lot and
the price per loot. The lot should
twenty Iiao fess deep The comnisson%rs Fsss sD
The % Is Toner Ss 2Iisa BY s H5ss
THOMAS b. ENIMlsLE. MATTHEW TRIMBLE.
SolninIuee. aIi3-dt
" OF Columbia Nashtngton. u. G. Apr1l 3 ISL
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received az this once until
TWELVE NJ. WEDNESDAY. APRIL TwENTS-SEC-
oNp for site Tor public shool within the follow
northeast. 1he proposals will state the number Of
ot square and price per square TO q The lot 90 lie
not less than ninety nye (l feet front and les.
i reserved 20 reJest any all PROPOSALS. J. W.
DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS, II. NJ. ROBERT, Commits
sloners OF the District OF columbia. ap3-b
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER. DISTRICT
" OF Columbia, Washington. ID. e. April .. 1881,
MONDAY. APRIL TM EN lIE1H. lssll. for a site for
public bool building in Last Brookand the site TO s
within IN. locality bounded ny Duncan. Lansing Ar
and Frankfort streets The TO h. not less
shown the plat OF the village. The proposals will
designate the number OF the lots and b.ock and the
price er square foot "a sum Tor tue whole lot
stated The right 70 reject any and AL bias and parts
Of bids Is b. reby reserved. J. ". DOUGLASS, T. W.
koss. h; NJ ROBERT. Commissioners OF the District
OF columbia AI;s+h
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ARMY Orders.

First Lieut. Ernest A Darlington, seventh
cavalry, will proceed from Charleston, S. c., to
West Point n. Y, and report in person to the
commanding officer Of that post
The superintendent Of the recruiting service
Will cause twelve recruits to be sent to Fort
Leavenworth. Kan
First Lieut. Frank Greene. signal corps. will
proceed from Santa Fe, y. NJ, to Los Angeles.
Cal. and report in person TO the commnndino
general, department OF Arizona. for duty as
signal officer Of that department Lieut. Greene
In addition 10 performing such other tlutie !
pertaining to the signal corps as NAV be assigned
him Dy the department commander will retain
department Of Arizona
Capt Charles W. Miner. twentv-second in
iantry, Will report in person to the command
ing general. department of the Missouri for
assignment Tor temporary duty as assistant to
the inspector general Of that department
flrst Lieut. Charles III. Cabaniss, eighteenth
infantry. having been found incapacitated for
acuve service by an army retiring board will
proceed TO his home and report by letter to IL g
adjutant general Of the army
:. Asl- James K Roche, Paymaster, will be re-
heyed from duty in the department of Texns
and Will proceed to and take station at ST.
Louis. No, not later than the 3Oth instant.
10y direction OF the acting secretary Of war
anu IN accordance with the provisions of an
act OF Congress approved February "A. 1891. a
L "a
hhett l. Livingston. third artillery; Major
ChAries y ByrEe. surgeon; Capt John r. Myr-
iek, third artillery; Capt. Edward c. Knower.
third artillery; Capt. Walter Reed, assistant
surgeon; First Lieut. Charles W. Hobbs third
1ruiery: recorder, Is appointed TO meet al
Fort McHenry, Maryland, on Tuesday, April z.
1881, or a. soon thereafter practicable, to
ascertain and report as to the physical contli-
uon OF William C. Spencer, late captain, seven
teenth infantry. at the time Of his resignation
In December, 1862, and the disability. il ary,
under which be was then suffering. and whether
BY reason Of the same he was entitled to retire
ment al the time Of his said resignation. The
report OF the board will be forwarded to the
adjutant general Of the army.
Inc leave OF absence granted Second Lieut.
Zebulon H. Vance, jr., nineteenth infantry. i.
extended one month
The following transfers in the twelfth in
faatry are made: First Lieut.. Frederick vor
sShrader. from company u to company X
First Lieut. William W. wotherspoon, from
company ID to company 1; First Lieut. Gu,
Howard, from company to company d; FRS
Lieut. Charles II. Barth, from company L
company @.
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AMT THIS TRUE,

The long pole may knock down the persimmon. but
short prices knock the purse o. man. 1 have knocked
open many a well-tied pusse in the past year and
Will risk the prediction that il you will fol-
lows you will begin to calculate upon untying your
own. Remember, we don't sell on installments, and
We offer everything at loves: possible price.
Handsome Walnut or Oak Cylinder Desk and Book
Case. So.
Woven Wire Cots s1.15 and 81 90. Wire springs.
warranted goods 81. ~.
40-round Hair Mattresses, &S 50.
Good Feather Pillows, 81 pounds 90c. Extra
quality do. $l.23 TO Ell. s5.
Full SIZE Cotton-top Mattress &225. sc.
Oak Chamber Suites. Sl6 81.
Cane-seat Chairs. &c.
Round or Square Lxtension Table patent screw lees
Git. "a. 50, BIT. So U5.
High BscE Dining Chairs. splint bottom, can't warp
For Is. ~ will show you large Rocker, to which
you viii say, Its q beauty"
VIII sell YOU nice Iunbiers for 15c.; fine Initial
Tumbiers. loc. any letter; hest Red Pitchers and
numbers. Navigation Pitcher and Glasses. Csc. All
colors same price
Gilt Band Cups and Saucers l..c or 2 for DC
EO-lece Ing ish Tea Set. 81. IS.
lOO-piece Dinner Set, $s.9S ll2-piece Dinner Set
res good quality and nice decoration. sl1. 49,
All the useIui small wares Tor kitchen use.
Baby Carriages IRON 81. - to $.,5
70 styles OF Mating. Best DaInask Goods 46c. ;
extra fine Cotton Cham Mating. 5sc.
1hese goo,s are ali less than the price. We don't
pretend 10 offer you soieth,n nothing but we DO
only AK dont doubt tail You try.
N. c. GRAsrY,
DOUBLE STORES.
1910 and 1912 It'll n. w. bet p and O.
turnifure. Mating, CHINA, Glass. &c. app
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The CharIeston.s Movem.nt..

1t is stated at the Navy Department that the
cruiser Charleston, which news dispatch reports
as being under orders from the State Department
to proceed to Honolulu, will not be ready for
sea for at least ten days or fortnight Tho
State Department has not and cannot order a
naval vessel from one point to another. 1t
may request the Navy Department to make
such an order, but in this case it has not made
request The original intention of the Navy
Department was to send the Charleston hack 70
Honolulu when she arrived at San Francisco.
sbut meantime the Gillian war seemed to indi.
cate the necessity Of another United States
naval vessel being sent to Chill in addition to
the Baltimore, which arrived at Talcuhuano
Friday, and the San Francisco. which sailed
Wednesday for Chill. So the Navy Department
ha> not yet decided where to send the Charles
ton, but will select her destination when she Il
ready for sea according to the necessities Of the
hour.
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Cases Of Larceny Disposed OF.

Judge Miller had before him yesterday several
persons who were charged with larceny One
Of them was George Ford and he was charged
with stealing two gold rings from Chas. F.
Mills store. He was given three months in
jail.
Fred Klino and Martin Ardreser were tried
for stealing part of the copper lining from a
bath tub and were fined IS each
sam Ware colored man, walked off with
William Langley's pair of shoes and was fined
$50 or thirty days.
William johnson colored, was tried for the
larceny of piece of fresh pork from H. H.
Washington. fine of go or thirty DAYS was
imposed.
A colored boy named William Howard was
charged with the theft Of a box Of candy from
Mueller's candy wagon. The boy denied the
charge and attempted to put it off on another
boy. but the proof was against him and SEN
tence Of thirty days was imposed.
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nUNCANsCN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
AoSIGNEE'S SALE OF SIX FINE BUILDING
LOTS NEAR UNITED STATES CAPITOL, BE-
ING ON STREET AND ON CANAL STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
SOU INVEST.
By virtue OF assignment to me, duly recorded,
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, The EIGHTH
DAY OF APRIL, ID. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK
7. NJ, in front Of the premises,
Five Of said lots each having front 70 feet on
street and depth OF lOO teet to l0foOt alley.
fronting Canal street.
These lots in the immediate vicinity of the United
States Capitol and should attract the attention OF
investors.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in two equal pay
ments at one and two years, notes per cent in
terest, payable semi nnuay, and to be secured by
deed OF trust on property sold or all cash. at option of
time OF sale. Conveyancing &c, purchaser's cost
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days otherwise
riht reserved to p sell anu cost OF ceiau TIM
purchaser alter i've days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in Wash ington ID. C.
ALLEN WALTON,
mh2I-d&ds Assignee OF I.eese Evans.
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Wants His PrOperty Back.

Richard N. Saunders has, by MIR. ]. J. OAR
linston, filed bill in equity against W. H.
Saunders and Emma NJ. Saunders for the re-
conveyance of certain property. The COM
plainant states that in September last he had
paralytic stroke and supposing it possible
that total disability might follow, largely at the
Instance OF his wife, he conveyed all his prop
sub SO. square 239, and part IA, square sl3;
that said conveyance was in trust for the bene-
tit of complainant. He states that his appre-
hended disability has not taken place and he
has regained his health and strength; that he
has asked reconveyance of the property, in
which defendant, Emma NJ, has united, but
defendant, VIM. III. Saunders. declines. stating
that under legal advice he apprehends that
personal responsibility might be incurred
should he surrender the trust. The com plain
ant therefore asks the court to decree, &c.
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Memorial Day in New Orleans

The confederate veteran associations, assisted
by the various military organizations of New
Orleans, yesterday afternoon decorated the
graves Of their former comrades. After
decorating the Lee monument the procession
moved to Canal street and took cars for the
cemeteries where the tombs of the army
of northern Virginia, army of Tennessee
and ladies confederate monument and
other burial places were handsomely
decorated. w. II. Rogers delivered an
Grafton and the ceremonies were closed BY a
benediction by Rev. A. Gordon Bakwell.'
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The celebrated Irish race horse, Clear the
Way, arrived at New York yesterday from
Liverpool. He was brought over by Mr.. G. W.
Bishop for E. D. Morgan. Clear the Way is said
to be the finest horse ever brought to this coun-
try, standing sixteen hands high and of dark
chestnut color. He has run five races. winning
three. In 1888 he won the Irish grand national.
beating the celebrated Maroon. He is in fine
condition and will be taken today to Mr.. Nor
gan's place at Westbury, IL.
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To Make q New New York,

The commission appointed to inquire into
the expediency of consolidating the cities of
New York, Brooklyn and Long Island City met
yesterday in the former city. A bill authoriz-
ing the consolidation was agreed upon. There
were present when the bill was reading ma
jority of the commissioners, consisting of
Andrew H. Green, president; ]. S. T. Strana-
han, Frederick W. Devoe, George G. Green
field. E. +. Linton, Calvert Vaux and William
d. Needer The bill was adopted unanimously
and forwarded to Albany last night. The meet
ing then adjourned until next Monday.
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Tho Duckworth Episode in Sharon. On.

The Duckworth Episode i'm Sharon, Ga.
At the first session Of the United States court
for the northeastern division of the southern
district of Georgia, held in Augusta yesterday,
Judge Speer presiding, cases against the
citizens of Sharon, Ga. for resisting Postmaster
Duckworth were dismissed. The postmaster
was burnt in effigy. and there was great excite
ment at the time. More than twenty arrests
were made, but there was no intention to resist
the officers OF the government. The post
master united with citizens in asking the court
to dismiss the cases.
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THE COURTS.
COURT N GENERAL TERM-JuIges Bingham,
James and Mout1OJaeTu

COURT N GENERAL TERM-J,Dlges Binqham.
James and Montgomery
lesterday-William II. Morrow ct al agt,
Eugene c. Edwards ct al; on motion Of de-
PENDANTS, appellants, by their solicitors. All.
Bell and John A. Beutell ordered that the time
for printing and filing the record of appeal be
extended until the first day of next special
term In re Margaret Turkeys guardianship;
suficiency of appeal bond referred to a future
day. Halling agt. McCord; appeal dismissed.
Us. ex rel. George 5. Merrick agt. Secretary
Foster; day Of return by respondent postponed
to Monday, April 20. In re Michael Talty's
will; on motion to advance hear ing of second
appeal fixed for Monday. April IS. In re John
H. Palmer, improvement in paint; appeal from
the patent Office fixed for today
EQUITY CoURr-Jtd9e Brodley.
festerday-Maloney agt. Maloney; sale de-
creed and A. H. Ball and J.W. Pilling appointed
trustees to SELL
CIRCUIT CouRr-J,Idoe Coz
observation-disclosures agt. Harnedy; affirm
ance Of justice Of the peace Judgment Hoch-
hing agt McCord; remanded to justice Of the
peace to proceed according to law.
PROBATE CoURT-y,sdoe Brddiey
YesterdG-In re estate of Emily Dodge; De-
tition OF Allen Dodge for sellers In re estate
OF Elazer Wode; will proved. In re estate Of
Samuel Davall: will proved. In re estate Of
Mary j. femell; will filed; George j. Minser.
executor. In re estate of Michael Tally; second
petition of James Tally to advance.
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Tried to shave Their Baby SITTER

Mrs. James McNerney's baby, whose throat
was cut by her brother and sister in Karrsville,
N. j., Saturday, will probably recover, but will
bear scars on her neck throughout life. The
mother went on an errand, leaving three chill
dren, the oldest nine years old, At play. The
elder children discovered their fathers razor
and, in their own words, tried to shave the
baby, but she wouldn't keep stin, 90 her neck
was cut" dozen gashes were on the little
ones face, and cut in the neck Just missed
the jugular vein.
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William Fitzgerald was charged in the Police
Court yesterday with assault on Dennis Nc
Ginnis, and the case was continued to await the
result of the latter's injuries. McGinnis is con-
fined to Freedman's Hospital, suffering from
an injury Of the head alleged to have been in
fiicted with Ratchet by Fitzgerald.
The trouble occurred on the Connecticut
avenue extension near the Rock Greek bridge,
but the police were unable to learn much of
the particulars of the affair. The men were
employed on the works near where the fight
took place. The police did not learn of the at
fair until yesterday afternoon and soon after
ward Fitzgerald was arrested.
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A meeting Of veterans was held in Richmond
last night at the private residence of Maj Louis
Ginter at which money was subscribed to erect
monument to Gen. A. P. Hill Of confederate
fame. 1t is to be erected at the junction of
Hermitage road and Laburnam avenue. in
Henrico county. The monument is to be of
granite, thirty feet high, surmounted by q
bronze>etatue.
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ap6-3t
d ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneer..

HOUSE, NO. 200 TWELFTH S1REETSOUTH-
WEST, NEAR The SMITHSONIAN INSTITU-
TON AND AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
By virtue OF deed of trust TO dated the I'D
day OF June, A. D. 1883. and recorded Liber No.
l4U, folio 0o ct OF the land records Of the
District Co unbia and at the request Of the holder
OF the notes thereby secured. will offer sac in
front IF tn the Prsn SIS on MONDAY; the THIR;
0GLQCKc p NJ all Of lot Numbered twenty Ave c.5)
teen HS)and nineteen H9? in square numbered two
~ feet on Twelfth street and average depth of 1
teet very large alley, and improved By
. neariy new twostory brick dwelling house and back
building.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. payable within ten days from the day OF SALE
and the balance in two equal payments at and two
from day OF SALE with interest {. the rate OF
said deferred payments to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser and deed of trust the property or
all the purchase money may be paid in cash 1t any
time within ten days after the day OF sale depost OF
800 will be required at the time Of sale. All con-
veyancing at the purchasers II the Of sale
are not complied with within days from the day
OF trustees reserve the right TO advertise and
resell the property after ve days advertiseent
r1sk and cost Of the defsulting purcha.er.
CHARLES v. BOARMAN,l 49,
ap2-d&ds GEORGE C. BOARMAN. AfteeA
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FUTURE DAYS,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer..


SALE OF
WELL-KEPT AND FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE,
OF THE BEST MAKE,
CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO. 1919 RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST.
AND WILL BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
THURSDAY, APRIL NINTH. COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
PARTIALLY ENUMERATED:
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITS UPHOL-
Stored IN PLUSH. MARBLE-TOP CENTER
WALNUT FXTENSiON TABLE AND DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, FOLDING BEDS. WARD
ROBES. EIGHT WALNUT AND ANTIQUE
OAK CHAMBER SUITES, HALL RACK, BkUS-
THE ENTIRE HOUSE, BRUSSELS HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS, LIBRARY AND OTHER Ia
BLES. COUCHES. SPRINGS, CURTAINS AND
CORNICES, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES.
BEDDING, PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, WAL
nut BEBSTEAD, BUREAUS AND WASH
WARE, CuILkRY, &c. CHINA, GLASS AND
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
We deem it unnecessary to name in detail every arti-
Gle to be offered. The character the residence is
sufficient evidence that this shall be sale well worthy
the attention those in search Of rsclass furniture
carpets. &c. Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
apO-'t Auctioneers.
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A Particularly Distressing Trapedv

John L. Gonsawlis, a woodenware worker,
was found dead near West Liberty, Pa, yester-
day morning with bullet hole through his
head and his pockets riied. He was engaged
to be married to a young lady named Maggie
Smith and spent the evening at her house,
leaving shortly before midnight He had in
his possession 1880, which he was to paw
yesterday for little home he was purchasing
for his intended bride. There is no clue to the
murderers.