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DULEY & HERRING. Aactlonsers. Je6-llt
TliOS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD FRAME HOUSE
AND LIT IN ALLEY BETWEEN DELAWARE
AVENUE AND FIRST AND q AND Ii
Streets NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber
No. 1871, folio 3O ct seq, of the land records
of the District OF Columbia, aud at the request
OF the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on SATURDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1894
at HALf-PASf FIVE q CLOCK Pm, the real es-
tate described sub lot numbered forty-fiye 145J
in square numbered hundred and nineteen
CI19J in the city of Washington, ID. c., improved
alley
Terms OF sale: The property will be sold sub
ject to a deed of trust for $500. maturing Nav 81
1896, balance cash. Conveyancing and recording
at cost of purchaser A deposit Of 500 required
at the time of sale. Terms to be complied with
in ten days from day of sale, or the trustee re-
serves the right to resell nj risk and cost of de-
faultng purchaser.
WASHINGTON DANENHowER.
te6-d&ds Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE, pARR 4 CO., AUCrIoNEERs.

AUCTION SALE OF HANDSOME CORNER LOT
EIGHTEENTH AND 5 STREETS NORTH :
" Est, MAR CONNECTICUT AND NEw
HAM shire ANENtES AND STREET CARS.
We viii sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, The EI.kVENrh DAY Ot'
SoSt, Al 1884, the southwest corner OF 18TH
anu . SIS NV, being % feet on 18th ST. by u
uepth OF 90 feet on 81. This Is Il splendid build
lhe iot ana We'll located Property divided
ioxo0, On which tnIee houses could be built.
Terms: one-tliid cash, paiance and two
years, with Interest NJ per ceat. 500 down at
Time OF sale Oh the or SlO0 on each lot
TERMS TO Ice complied with in ten days. jeodSds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE POUND, COR
per Ssd ,, st; and New York ave. THURsDAY.
brown mare. with white star forehead,
taken up from the northwest section. BY order
Of the health officer. SAMUEL EINSTEIN,
Poundmaster. 1t
RATCIIEEE pARR =. co AuCyrIONI,I,RS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUcrToNEERs
6l2 Z at NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE pdPRov

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND CN1MPHoyED LOTS ON ID STREET
NOkTHWEST BETWEEN TwESTf-F1RST AND
TWENTY SECOND STREETS.
Defauit having occurred under the terms Of
qeed OF trust, dated July u, 1888, and recorded
July 10. ls93. In lber 1886. folio 462. OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, the under
signed, trustees, named therein, the request OF
NE holders Of the notes secured thereby will oier
az pghiie sale on SATURDAY, the NINTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1894. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, 10 front of
ehe premises, all OF original lots L. 10 and IA iu
square g. Washington. ID. c.. commencing with lot
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash. one-third In one
year ara one-third In two years from day OF sale,
VI an cash. at option Of purchaser. Deferred pay
.ee1s 70 De secured by deed OF trust premises
soa , ana bearing interest at the rate OF six peg
a Al. per annun. payable semi-annually. 500 casn
ueRoslt at time Of sale on each lot sold.
Terms OF sale TO be compiled with within ten
9therwise premises will be resold risk and
eose VI oefaulting purchaser.
AAHE0N ASHFORD.
s70 La. ave. NV, |
JACKSON II. RAISTON ! TrusteesL
m!<o-o&ds 1888 ct. NV,
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r1achinery, Tools,
Boilers, Engines,
&c., AT Auction.

On THURSDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE.
NV al Ten O'clock i An, 'S COLLECTION sahf6l
81 F 81 S R3T WILL E BE F AMSH
ONE ESS SWING LA WTh EEET aeS isScH
ONE MORSE TWIST MILL, CHUCK FROM IA TO
onp uG NsH, NTH TAP paRER s ih
Powks fSER AS %a 2HoRsE
ORDINARY FITTING.
THREE HEAVY Ho TREsTE sh P6RTaBLE CA
ONE SET BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
ONE SET o TIfE TOOLS ron IS 70 SScH
LOT sHAFTING, BLOCKS AND TACKLES. ROPES
AND Sings. STEEL BARS, RUNNERS,
GESRR Aa To Of orH HGS To 5E4
me 6Sc or TP TaISs WE tSyFb
my2s-d&dbs RATcIIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
800 PA. AVE. NV.
bf M FnRS 81 Ar hncToN. AMI
81, BY virtue tue, Of deed OF trust ehattels given to
los ct Sa oe Ia land Of the g fGe
S secuIe @e via ns se at 3. the ss9Se5 # the
P Pk FSr CO. S s2o Pa AZ AYE NV On TUESDAY "a.
the OF sSN and aSa is nn
in schedule ''B'' attached to said deed Of trust
Two Brussels Carpets, four Smyrna Rugs, one
Parior Suite Por,ieres. Umbrella stand, Mirror.
Piano and Stool, Decorated Table Lamp, En-
Craving Walnut Chairs, NJ + Chamher suite,
Table, NJ I. Walnut Buffet
To which we invite general attention
WILLARD F. HALLECK,
LEDRU H. MILLER,
TiIuss6AY., JUNE SEVENTH. 1854, at ELEVEN
WILLARD f. HALLECK,
je4-d&dbs LEDRU r. MILLER.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO, AUCTIoNEERs.
800 PA. AVE NV.
OTHER BEDDING PLANTS, PALMS. RUBBER
PLANTS. HYDRANGEAs. PANSIES. VINES,
sKPSiGsNSs' sr Ie;i He' FROM THE WELL
OF j. T. Freeman to be sold by public auction at
west, or % e MSRNN ayen Ss n SER
ELL s.Ea AT ELE E ,ESr 2 },elIt!
JAMES w. MCKEE. AUCrIoNEER.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT
g srR hIASS No AyE NEAR BGE IFTFG AND
reoode Of ia dssa q So a DATED August 9Th
umbia. will otfer for sale at public auction, in
s sESEN q 'hf ee oF ~ sgi FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, that parcel of land in the CITY Of
Washington. In the District OF Columbia, desig-
mated as lot f of the subdivision of square No.
$50, recorded In Liber j. II. X. folio 2l9 one of
the subdivision records In the Office of the surveyor
OF SAID District. This lot fronts ON Delaware
avenue 3242 feet by an average depth Of ISs. 50
feet, to an alley.
Terms OF sale: One-ffth OF the purchase money
IN sash, OF which 500 will be required a de-
posit when the bid Is accepted; balance in equal
PAYMENTS at six. twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day Of sale. or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser For the deferred Iay-
ments the purchasers notes must be given. bearing
interest from the day Of SALE and secured by deed
OF trust on the premises. IL terms Of sale are not
complied with IN ten days from day OF sale the
trustees mEy resell the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser All conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost.
RICHARD 4. MoRSEII. 456 La. ave.
WILLIAM L. SEuFFEKI4E, 626 Pa. ave-
- . Trustees.
JAMES w. MCKEE. Auctioneer- my2Sd&ds
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DULEY x HERRING, AUCTIONEERS.
10 Pa. ave. NV

=, by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court II
APRIL AID. 1874, la equity No. 1885 where
ia Helen L. Wash Is complainant aud Jona Moss
et a. are defendants, the undersigned trustee NIL
ouer Tor sale, at public auction, in front OF tie
premises, On WEDNESDAY, TttE TWENTIETH
DAY Vi JUNE, AID. 1874, AT HALF PASr FuJK
" IIoCA I'M, the following described land and
premises, 1! ing and beins IN the city Washing
TON, District OF Columbia, wit: 1ne middle part
Oh Iot " No. D. In subdivision OF lot M I'm
SQUARE numbered sos, US AID down On the ground
pam OF said city, ard beginning he same at i
ioiit twenty three feet northwest corner
OF siid Iot y No. u on .th street cast, and run
hiiS thence soGth on line with said street twelve
ieet and six inches; thence east one hundred and
Feet and six inches thence west one nundr,, and
fourteen feet and one inch point or place OF
beginning, said real estate being improved uy a
iraaie dwelling house, and being known as No.
oJS It'll street southeast.
Terms: ORe-thifd OF the purchase money TO he
palu IN cash within fifteen days after the day o..
sale anu the residue OF the unpaid PURCHASE Ianl.y
10 ne paid In one and two years from day Of sale
with interest ut SIX per cent per an, Iayauie
Sc mi-ahAuaAy. and TO secured by deed OF trust
upon the property Sod all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser Terms TO be complied with with
in fifteen days from and after tn, DAY Of sale or
COST OF The defaulting purchase purchasers All
convsy ancinS, recording, kc., At Inc cost of the
purchaser or purchasers. depVsi. Of one hundred
dollars Will be required OF The purchaser or Jur-
chasers at the time Of sale.
OSCAR J. SCHMIDT. Trustee
1881 ST. NV.
DULEY HERRING, Aactlonssrs. Je6llt
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RArcLHTE, pARR & CO.. AucTIoNEERs.

TRCsIEES SALE OF SEVENTEEN VALUABLE
TW0-sroRf BRICK HOUSES. NcLuDNq
STORE HOUSES, on STREET AND KEN
lucky AVENUE BETWEEN 3D." e. AND
THIsTEEN1H AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
Default having occurred under the terms Of deed
OF trust ted and recorded May I6 Ises,
in Liber lss, folio l16 OF the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. the undersigned trustees
named therein AT the request OF the holder Of the
notes secured thereby, win orer at public sale.
on SATURDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF JUNE.
1884, AT HAIF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, In
front OF the premises all OF lots H. %, 81 % q
% %. q, Is % 30. 81. ~. IS. 81 IS and sc. in
VIM. A. Naughn's subdivision OF lots in square
east OF square lo42. with the improvements there
Property will be sold subject 20 an incumbrance
OF 81 500 on each Of lots 90 81. q. - "a "a so
81. 81, 30, 81. IS and S6. and l.75O on lots -
ard q, AID 5000 on lots ie and IS all falling due
Nay 10. 1875. and interest thereon from Nov. 10,
Terms easy snd made known at time Of sale
RAYMOND s. DONALDSON,
105 18th st n-v.
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
18th and @ sts. NV.
1e<-d&ds Trustees
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUCrIoNEERs.
MANUFACTURES TRADE SALE OF 300 600
FINE CIGARS.
CoMfRlSING THE FOLLOWING wEII-KNOwN
BRANDS:
lDlEWllDS, IOUNNA
IDEAL. HIGHEST AWARD,
LA FANORITA. VALERA.
CAROLlNA, LITTLE CHIEF
HENRY CLAY, SELECTED LEAF,
La SUPREMA. BOQTFT
PlXEI. pt'-S'- pLOSSOM,
PEARL OF KEY WEST. RED CAP,
PRINCESS ROYAL. ......I.4.pN.
POINTERS, AND OTHER BRANDS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWELFTH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK. will sell within sales
ROOMS. 800 Pennsylvania avenue. for account OF
the manufacturer, without limit reserve, 10
lots to the trade, 100000 FINE CIGARS, to
which invite inspection
Terms cash
je6 RATCLIFFE, DARR q co., Apcts.
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RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERs,
go PA. AVE NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.

c. C. SLOAN Il CO.. AUCTIONEERS 1407 G ST
lSuccessors to Latimer 4 Soan.l
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puNcANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME. DWELLING AND
AND u STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of two deeds OF frnst. dsfc1 June Is,
1873, duly recorded i'm Lber 1884. folios 80
ct seq, and 20 ct seq. OF the land records Of the
District OF Columbia. we viii sell. in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE, A. u. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
=. NJ, the following described land and premises,
with the easements, rights WAYS and appurte-
nGEces thereunto belonging. situate and lying In
the city OF Washington. District of Columbia,
namely: Part of lot seventeen 40. in william II.
Gunnelis subdivision OF lots In square three hum
dred and thirty-three (33-D. per plat recorded
I'm Liber W. r., folio 1856. recorded In the once
Of the surveyor Of the District OF Columbia, being
the whole front twenty t2O feet Of said lot 90
west Eleventh QlthD street, by the depth of
ninety three Cs3 feet ten and one half Q0i. inches
TO alley.
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money In
cash. balance In two equal instalmcnts IN one
and two years from date OF sale. per cent
per annum interest, payable semi-annualy, be
secured by deed OF trust the prOl,ert, sold, OF
all cash. at the option OF ;he purchaser. Con-
Neyancttg. &c, 81 purchasers cost. deposit
Of 500 required At time Of sale. Terms of sale
TO be complied with in fifteen days from date of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the rignt 20 re-
sell the property at the risk and Of defaultins
purchaser, after I've days advertisement of such
resale In some newspaper published in washingtoa.
d. C
FRANCIS r. SMITH, Trustee
te2d&ds FRANK BIRGE SMITH. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES. SALE OF PARLoR. CHAMBER AM

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JUNE SEVENTH. 1894, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AM, at the same place.
WILLARD +. HAIIECK, |
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my1S-d&ds

~ The above sale is postponed until wEDNES
DAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1894, SAME HOUR AMI
PLACE. BY order of the trustees. jel -d&ds
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FINE COLLECTION OF ROSES. GERANIUMs AND
OTHER BEDDING PLANTS, PALMS RUBBER
PLANTS, HIDRANGEAS, PANSIES, VINES,
SPltEAS, &C. &C, FROM THE WELL
KNOWN NURSERIES,
or j. T. Freeman, to be sold by public auction at
our sales rooms. $40 Pennsylvania avenue north
Mset, On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SEW
ENTH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
jeo-2t RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts.
NaKI
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StHIEREN'y SOS-PAR7IsASsHI
The Aatt.SsapPers Srsa 20 Have & vsn Il =
Setback Ia the 1AEktL Ward Contest.


The Aau-ssappsrs srsato Have Given Il I.
Although Mayor Eehieren OF Brooklyn re-
Gently announced that he was the Mayor OF all
the neutrality-suspicious.. Democrats. Mug
wumps and anti-snappers combinsd-And did
not intend to act as . political partisan. IL ap-
pears that he has been induced TO take hand
In the exciting campaign which Is in progress
at present for the election OF . supervisor in
the Eighth ward. August c. Fischer. the can
didate Of the Republican-anti-snap combl-
nation. 10 strongly favored by Mayor Schiersn.
Now Mr.. Fischer has always been recognized
as Democrat. and some OF the true blue Re-
publicans in the Green wood district refused TO
endorse him. and put up Ii. i. HAnDury as an
independent candidate.
The ant, snappers have become desperate
over Mr.. HanbuTys canvass. fearing that he
Will draw on enough votes from Fischer to
assure the election OF George krombach tho
regular Democrat. All kinds OF threats and
Hamburg to withdraw. but so far they have
not aVailed. Yesterday Mayor Sehisren tried
his hand In the same direct ton. but a apparently
Without success. He summoned Mr.. Hamburg
% his ONCE and urged him to withdraw from
didate OF the faithful heDublicans.
sent for Mr.. Hsnbury." Mayor Shiersn
explained. and asked him some questions
ana ne made frank replies. lie did not reach
The anti. snappsrs are straining every nerve
sehieren for his effort to set one Of their chief
obstacles out OF the way. both sides will work
hard between now and Tuesday next when
the special election 10 TO take place.
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LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
O. ~. Cispp 81 GO. hoke . Co-promi.e-
Eirworth l.. striker ConCesses Jsdgr..t

O. NJ. Clspp q Go. hoks . Co~rromi.e-
Eirvorth L. Striker Conresses Judgrre.t.
o. NJ Clapp 4 Co.. dry goods jobbers OF at
Broadway. one OF the oldest houses in ths
trade. submitted yesterday q Hroposition to
their creditors for compromise. The terms
are said to be at 20 cents on tho dollar. paya.
BILE on their own notes. unsecured. at two.
three, and four months. The house has had
such good reputation that no trouble was
found In obtaining the consent OF creditors.
and 1t was said In the trade that betwoen noon
and 8 p. NJ three-fourths Of the creditors had
signed tho compromise agreement. The
house has been established over fifty years.
and 1t Is said that this is the first time that il
has had to ask the Indulgence Of creditors.
Ellsworth l.; Striker, the real estate operator.
confessed Judgment Tor - 1888 In favor Of his
wife. Florence 8. Striker. for money advanced
since Jan. -. 1892. Many judgments have
heretofore boon entered against Mr. Striker.
and on Jan. IL last receiver in supplement-
AIRY proceedings was appointed for him.
lis psndens was fled against him yesterday by
Henry A. Bogert AZ trustee for Mary A. Stew
foreclosure sale OF twelve houses In Ftfty-hrst
and fifty-sacond streets, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. and eighty-six lots between
Eifty-third and Fiity-fourth streets. west OF
Eleventh avenue. Is advertised for March 5, in
proceedings brought Against James Alexander
striker BY the trustees OF the David Jones es-
tate tat The t,mou9t due . on ths Judgment of
Judg mont for 81. l45 was entered against
John u: Prague, builder. and Thomas L ID.
Power. In favor OF Antonio ia sines, rs receiver
OF the Canal Street Bank, for money lent
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He Auempted Suicide ON Account OF the
sug.rinE OF His wife and Caiie.
George W. Stewart school teacher. 81 years
old. who lived with his vile and sixteen year.
old daughter in n poorly furnished Fat at 1903
Ainslle street. Williamsburgh. tried to asphyx-
late himself with gas on Tuesday night. He
was we'll to do once but lost everything he had
and for several years has had to struggle hard.
His last engagement was In the old Tenth
ward evening school In this city. He closed
his work there on Monday. but his pay cannot
be collected until March 10. When be left the
school to go home he had only money enough
to cross the ferry. and had to walk two miles
to his home.
He. was despondent when he got homo and
Tuesday he continued to be moody. Late on
out u bed and soi the Kitchen. She waited Ted
sn wale and then nc, ss ts hm Receiving ne
him unconscons on table with with" one rpe end t1 OF
rubber tube in his mouth and the other at
tached to m open gas burner.
"a; where he was revived lie said he regret
ted that he had not been allowed to die in
was addressed to Coroner Creamcr In il
Stewart said that he was going to Kill himself
and there vas no f bTieht Outlook for him. ah FL.
souched IN tender terms. and gave Instructions
how to collect n life insurance OF Sl1J. and the
money owing him by the New York board Of
Education.
Stewart was we'll enough TO be arraigned in
the Ewen Street Police Court yesterday on n
charge OF attempted suicide. He pleaded
guilty saying he couldn't bear 10 see his wife
and daughter suffer and thought that they
would be better OF financially II he were dead
He added that nearly all his furniture. bcsides
clothing and jewelry, had been pawnsd to buy
smiDstion: stewart said aftefward that since
destitution came upon him he wrote to many
people who knew him in better days. but mo-
body answered his appeals
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This Rsss ~ Ce.tsutio. Gives Newfsuus-
lasa Farther Tronhfe.

II - II
| Eh's Hsss - CestentiS. esvss
| issd Further Trous's.
| q -. ~ ~ r. 90 A.oth,. amt.
| Sh soHNS' ~. T., teo @ ,tu, -
| stage in the conflict between England aho
| Newfoundland over the French shore 'oues-
e. 4. .n,,.s.n,i, r..sh.d ps.oateb.s from
uOh - hppetehND tescheu. Oespae0ie l.,
Lord Rlpon. Secretary OF State for the Colo
hies wore presented in the local Legislature
v..,..a.. M $1,000 an. ra..,oo tbia
yes.srusy. lhey uemhhu we
session by NEWFOUNDLAND OF an act 70 iesai-
lie the enforce m ent OF the treaties and arhi-
,ro,inO ,,i,h r.....
Ha,io" WIN iehee -. - -
The question OF the French rights on our
west coast have ALWAYS been n source Of great
,rorhio II taon a.. I,..a.b .,ootod many
i tou. ~ loo' tne rrench oieo'eu ~,
lobster factories DESPITE our protests. Next
year France and England concluded piodus
-. =, .,-...t.. a, -. -. .,,...ta, ~ Oh !.
u,'e'uI atreeipk 10 SUNNI Ihe uuoSNVn Y. W
French right TO take Holsters to arbitration
Our Legislature refused to nRree TO this. Then
Tho n,i,i.h ra,i;.mon, nrono.od ,,ssino inn.
VIC pinish iHiameht p'Vpo7eu bansinE ~,
perial legislation to enforce the arbitration
award. We sent delegates to London In May.
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lyman GOES TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
He Killed Man-FreIhaiter, who Killed
His VIC, Get. Ten Year.

ne A'lied n in-Freihaftor, who Killed
His WIZ. Gets Zen Years.
James lyman. formerly ianitor of the Grand
Opera House. who was convicted OF murder in
the second degree in shooting and killing WILL
lam II. Bowling In the ballroom OF the Grand
Opera House on Dec. II. was called to tho bar
OF the General Sessions yesterday to receive
sentence. Bowling had been employed at tho
bar during the ball OF the Geiser Association.
After the ball was over lyman began to put out
the lights and ordered Bowling out. There
was quarrel. lyman drew u revolver, and. as
Bowling was running down stairs to escape
fired four shots at him. lyman was ono OF the
masked burglars who robbed the Bennington
VI. bank In 1871 For this he was senten ced
to the Vermont state prison for fiteen years.
At the end OF his term he came TO this city,
and, under an assumed name, served a term
In tho penitsnttury for larceny.
Judge Cowing told lyman that he was for
tunats 70 have escaped with his life because
the evidence would very well have Justified a
conviction OF murder In the first degree The
law left the Judge no discretion as 10 the pun
Stafa .o Jnuge coWing sentenced lyman to
Christian Freihalter who was convicted in
the General Sessions of mansIAughter In m.
nrst degree for stabbing his wife Mary 10
death at 1.l32 First avenue on Dee D7 was
arraigned yesterday before Judge Coving Tor
sentence. Freihalters defence was that his
WE WAS under the Influence OF liquor and
81 herseii The Jury did not take long
70 dlsposs OF this plea. convicting Freihalter
promptly, but recommending him 10 mercy
Judge Cowing sentenced Frelhalter to state
prison for ten yearh
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NEW STAMP WINDOWS OPENED.
You Gas nay Stamps Near the South H.,
trance nc Any TIme Day or NIsht.

Ton SsA nay Stamps Near the Sauth FL.
trance at Aay Tbwe Day or Night.
Ever since tho Post ONCE has been at Its
present location the different Postmasters
nave been In receipt Of petitions. letters. 6c..
asking that window for the sale OF stamps,
STAMPED envelopes. postal cards. &c. might
be opened at the south front OF the building
Tor the convenience OF those who would other
Wis, wise be e9mpslled to walk nearly block be-
lore making their purchases. Postmaster
Dayton announces that this morning two ~.
tSli ana TWO wholesale windows will he opened
IN the 'front.' OF the building adj dining the lock-
box section, whore the public can procure
Stamps. cards, &C.. at al hours Of tho day and
hlght. The space for these four new stamp
Nlnd0ws was obtained 10y taking out the old
ioo t noAes ana replacing them with a new
Lattern; Postmaster Dayton said:
nv TO Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
a. +. Curtis and to Supervising Architect
Jeremiah Otourke this oliice is indie btsd for
TINS great improvement ] cannot speak too
cordially or enthusiastically regarding the at
ttenlon thoss gentlemen have given 10 the bet
ter ment OF this long neglected building"
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ne. q Colou.l apa a rr,,,,.. Too.

Col Fred MeLeWee. the proprietor OF the
He'll GIte racing stables who had a little spat
on behalf OF another man with grIpman Of e
Broadway cable car and policeman on Tues
day evening. illustrates the democracy OF our
National Guard. Col MeLswss has a right to
the title OF Colonel. and at the same time any
ment can order him right dress" and he
must obey. He is a private In that Company.
lie Joined q company OF the Seventh 10 1877,
lie became Assistant INSPECTOR General with
the rank Of Colonel aud AS such he was sta
Ilonsd AZ the state camp during tho season Of
1887, Col. McLeWse longed for active work
and later he again enlisted In C company OF
the seventh as private. In the ranks he Is
PTiyRts MeLswee OF company, aud out Of the
ranks he IL addressed as Col. MeLsWee.