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st. Joseph Society yesterday. at 1880
am. accompanied by the officers of st.
Bonifacius and the officers of the Catholic
knights OF America. st. Mary branch. at
tended grand high mass In q body.
The Very Rev. Mgr. Schroeder Of tho
Catholic University was celebrant of mass,
and was assisted by Rev. Father Futterer
and Rev. Father Heninzer.
Ohcers Of st. Joseph were present a.
Fellows: L. Kissner. president; b. Roth
vice president: W. HUM, secretary; J. w.
Schaefer. treasurer. Executive committee
ID. Lorenxa. L Beuchert W. Lehman: d..
rectors-H. J. Rupert, C. Krogman, b.
Oetman. H. G. Holman
Joseph Hummer served a. marshal
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THOMAS BOWLING CO., AUcTIONEERs
612 Z st. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF USIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON FOCRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN T

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN F
AND @ STREETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of certain decd Of trust. duly record
ed In Liber No. iii. folio 1913 ct seq, Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia, and at
the Ie1uest Of the party secured thereby. will
sell at public auction, In front Of the Premises.
WEDNESDAY, MAY TWELFTH 1897, AT -FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following described
real estate. being lots numbered fifty two (52) and
ffty three t53,. IN John A JohRrons and James NJ.
Stockett. trustees. subdivision Of square numbered
thousand and ffty-one u051). the same Is
duly recorded In book II. page 49, Of the records
of he surveyors office of the District of Columbia
Terms: One-third cash. balance In Ind two
years. secured BY deed Of trust on the property,
with interest at pee cent per annum- $50 de
posit on each lot when sold All cOnveyancing
and recording ut cost Of purchaser.
J. GALES MOORE, Trustee.
Nat. Met. Bank.
WALTER Z. WRIGHT, Trustee
ap2s&30, my3. 3, 10&l2 $40 E st. NV
For other Auctions See Page IA.
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Transfers Of REM Estate.

No. 1926 Maple avenue-Edw. D. johnson to Henry
A. Wallace, lot %. blk o. LIE Droit Park; s..
street northwest between 18th and 18th streets.
Matte L. Edwards to Edw. d. Johnson lot 1Ol.
So 1873; SO.
street southeast between 18th and 18th streets.
Geo. Y. WOrthington ct to Harrison Crook, lot
8. 50. 1,O41; $40.
Eighth street southeast between and G streets.
John Warner to Emilia B. Miller, south half orig
iDal lot 7, 50. 926; 1000
street southwest between Halt and LIST streets
Harrison s. Martin ct .ux. to Elw. N. Burns. lot
2. 80. ESQ., SO.
Second street southeast between E and G streets.
VIM j. Miller ct al. trustees, to James Robbins,
property to Edw Farquhar; $40
y street northwest between eth and 7th streets
~ e.. ~ @ executor to Molly coourn lot 49,
Maryland avenue southwest between 9th and 10th
original lot g. 50. ss5; IS. u INV W. 's'''' part
street southeast between 18th and 18th streets.
street northwest between sist and 800 streets.
lot and part sfosPe S. 7s so Ice Co..
Pierce and washington streets Uniontown.-car-
part pc lot a sls District Of Columbia lot 2l' and
washington street between 9TH and 5th Streets
S ION nieier 81 Tx. TO- AHA isean. lot D. 50.
Turner street between r and q streets-ch.s. B.
Company Sos Yo, l9t y as4 ,G S.
Sses ct u1, to Newtg Hacker lot 2 So ee4;
80. $40 Half st. sv:-Rosetta Campbell ct al. to
Alice Williams north IT,. Of lot !, 50. ga;
No. 81. Half ST. s.y.-Rosetta Campbell ct al.
to Mary D. Hsiistorks snoeth 10 IT, OF lot 2. 50.
No. S1s Half st. aw..satasy D. Hails.orks ct
al! to Rosctta Canpbelli soutk IA IT, Of lot 2, 81.
West Ekington-wm A. Berkeley ct ux. 10
Chas. H. Davidson, lot Is, block 3: 40.
No. III 9th ct. s.Sxs4Emilie II. Darneile to
Oregon It, sW bet Gsf and II ISL ss:wm z
EdmOnstcn ct al. trrf3tesse to Ellen Walsh, east
bali Of lot U. So 1852; n 100,
Wallach st. NV. bet. 18th and 14th sts.-Lewis
@ Denhnm, trustee, to. Ho&ard H. Williams, lois
'as 81 BIOL ISL b. 81 Mco,, to VIM
st. NV bet. istaf al aoth sts.-Jui.a Mem
lert ct a. tc Emelia B. Miller. part lots - and
Is, 81. Ill; $40.
DumbartM st. bet. 31st and ed sts and Jeffer-
con st. bot. and NJ sts.-Emelia B. Miller to
Julia A. Memmert and Louisa 8. Wagner, west
half lot 49, &C. 12S2, and parts lot eS, 81. 1880;
Dumbarton st. bet. 8ist and 32d sts.. N st. bet
18th and 18th SITS. and N ut. NV. bet. 31st and
Bed sts-Same to same pt. lot g.. q. 12a2; pt.
lot 149. 80 1926. and pit. lot 1, % 1903; SO.
Moss ave. sc. bet 18th and 18th sts.-Furman
J. Shadd ct ux to Anthony Oden, Lot 13 and Uart
lot II. %. 8. Of 1859; ~.
- sixth and q sts. lArE. corner1 n.w.-Frederick
". stolpP Ct al to G. VIM. Klosppinser, part lot
w Tssss Z = ps ss.. 1st .aa "a :ssvys..e =:
ioa and Joe. "a. 5S7: Ss,7oo. w. - A's sou
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TRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY. KNOWN AS BAT L..
STlsEE,r

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY. KNOWN AS BAT u,
OR ROAD. STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of dec rec of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, PASSED In Equity Cause
No 1877, boz II, wherein John E. Taylor,
sigLee is plaintiff, and Malone Wheess ct al. are
defe ndants, the Undersigned trustees, will offer
premises, FRIDAY. TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
NAY, AID 1891. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, all the right, title and interest of the said
Malone Wheless in the following described real
estate to wit: Part of lots numbered four and
fye in Edward l.. Dent and others subdivision of
part Of Linthicum Estate. said subdivision is
Orsied in the Office Of the surveyor Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia In County Book l. page SO, con
tnincd within the following n,etes and bounds.
VIZ: Beginning for the same on the north side CT
Road street at point distant hundred and
ninety feet westerly from the northwest of
Road and Observatory streets. ard running thence
westerly along said Road street sixty feet to the
northery along the west line Of said lot numbered
five one hundred and seventy-hve feet; thence
easteriy parallel with scid Road street sixty feet
and thence southerly one Hundred AMI seventy five
feet 10 the north line OF Road street and place Of
beginning
Terms OF sale Cash over and above a certain
deed Of trust of $4,000. with interest from July
= ord against said property. and taxes from July
=. lss6. A deposit Of $50 will be required at
time OF sale All ccnyeyancing and recording at
ctst Of purchaser purchasers. Terms of sale
To he complied with within ten days from day of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF de-
faultiHg purchaser urchasers.
DANIEL orc CAILAGHAS, Trustee,
my1o-d.sds No i21s st. NV.
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Work of the Juvenile Good rem,,.r,

"OHA VI thc JuVenlAc GOOD TemnI0ra
Star Of Hope Juvenile Temple, Miss An
ME E. Taylor superintendent, received as
visitors last Friday evening the grand
superintendent. Mrs. Allen, and a delega-
ton from Oriental Temple. The little peo-
pie arranged for an entertainment on the
evening of the 21st instant Two candi-
dates were initiated. and the officers for
the next quarter were installed, as follows:
Harry Bradley. c. T.; Maggie Smith. v.
T.; Maggie Heitmuller.- R. s.; Charles
Bradley. T. s.: Lulu Simmons, chaplain;
Stuart Barton. marshal: Josephine Myers.
deputy marshal; Willie McElwe, g.: Mamie
Dugan. T.. and John Bandoff, sentinel.
Minnehaha Juvenile Temple, Miss Nam
ME r. Daniel superintendent. initiated one
new member last Saturday afternoon. and
installed its officers as follows the grand
superintendent officiating: Olive Mills, G. r.;
May curren v. T.; Eva Mills. R. s.: Willie
Shipley, F. g.; Bertha Parsons, T.: Clara
Wise. c.: Julia Cochran. M: Kate Talley.
D; M: Henry Smith. g.: Evelyn Cornin. s.:
Alice Coleman. A. r. s., and Harry Bur
lingame, p. c. T.
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Burglars visited the store of Henry n.
Tolson. 315 Monroe street. Anacostia.
Thursday night. and committed a robbery.
An entrance was effected by boring hole
through the door and sliding the bolt. They
managed to get away with 40 cents. some
cakes. apples and small quantity of
sausage. Mr.. Tolson was not aware that
his place had been visited in this manner
until he went to open the store Friday
morning. He has reported the loss to the
police. and an investigation il being made.
Miss carr,e NJ. cotterill. who lives at No.
1705 Corcoran street. was robbed Saturday
of a chatelaine watch, attached to a gold
knob pin. She thinks she was relieved OF
the watch while on O. herdic or at the YER
mont avenue transfer junction.
George A. Robinson Of 521 10th street re-
ports the larceny OF a bicycle. The wheel
was stolen yesterday.
D. Assheton, 72o 9Th street northeast,
complains Of the theft Of a gold ring set
with ruby and diamonds.
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A. Goldman Miss H. Ambach, Miss c. E.
Gutman, Mrs. ]. Gutman. J. p. Lawbere
Mrs. e. Highlands, Master ]. Highlands
Mrs W. H. Grim. T. T. Bussher. Mrs. 7. T.
Bussher. Miss Grace Hubbard, ]. F. Sup
plee. H. r. Smith, s. J. Nassauer E. H.
Wise. Mrs. E. H. Wise. Mrs. T. Schau-
farber. G. Cook. Mrs. ]. H. Chrispin. ]. H.
Chrispin. G. E. Carr, C. G. Mccormick, N.
J. Conway. J. ]. Conway. F. Nd. Higgins.
l.. Gordon. w. s. Lillilln. L. Lillilln. P.
Stroth. L. A.. Dusenbery. Miss Anna T. LIE
Compe. ]. F. Dettmar. Mrs. A. E. Ireland,
DR.. and Mrs. Chae. A. Davis.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today by
Inspector Brady as follows: C. W. Slam.
erect three-story brick dwelling 1926 18th
street. $1,000: L. F. Flemmer, erect three
story and basement brick dwelling. 70l
Maryland avenue northeast. 5000; William
avenue southwest 1900: Elisa A. Hayenner.
two-story frame dwelling. Anaoostia, 81, 100.
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Committee to Schedule Bids.

The Commissioners have appointed a
committee to schedule the proposals receiv-
ed May for the contracts to furnish gen.
eral supplies to the District government.
chairman II the committee The other
members are: T. Frederick Alvey, r. G.
Roach. George w. Mercer. R. M. Barr,
George c. Burns. w. A. Lapham and J. C.
Payne.
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Fuel for the Departments.

Johnson Bros. of this city were the lowest
bidders for supplying coal and wood to
the State. War and Navy departments for
the next fiscal year. and they win undoubt-
ecly receive the contracts.
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Hotel Arrivals.


Raleigh-N. c. Turner. F. c. Weir, Phfla-
delphia: L. Kountz. New York: w. R.
Leaken. Savannah. Ca; A. Bulhely, AL
barry. N. Y; E. H. Bush. Dalton. Miss
F. R. Mullins Philadelphia: M. W. Smell,
st. Louis; w. B. Hooker. Fredonia. N. Y;
8. H. Hardwich, Montgomery, Ala; E. B.
Midlen, T. Ellis, New York; N. H Francis,
Philadelphia.
Nationally. L. Marvin, Akron. Ohio; r.
Eyre. Johnstown. Pal. G. Dickson, Nc
Leansboro', ILL.,: H. X, Terry. Richmond.
Va.
Hamilton-G W. Weymouth. F4tchburg,
Mas: d. ]. Sewers. Bedford, Iowa; w. r.
Corbett. Macon. Ga.
Cochran-W. c.. Beardsley. Auburn. N.
Y; c. E. Roberts and wife. Chicago: G. G.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio: II n McKahan, Column
bus, Ohio; E. d. Cooke, Chicago.
Normandie-Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cable.
Chicago: H. D. Wintont Hackensack. N. j.;
H. Hubbard. New York.
Wellington-A. M. Keith. Minneapolis; D.
S. Wolcott, Pittsbufg, Ia.
Riggs- c. Hoskor,a New York: w. H.
Holt. Frankfort. Ay: Is J: W; Savage, Bos-
.Arlington-W. Preston, Lexington. KY:
j. B. Cleland, Portland Greg: F. Bell, At
lanta, Ca; j. c. White, Boston; w. D. Belt,
J. H. Raymond. Chicago.
C. H. Kfnter. harias5SSfs, + Pa: ~ J. M Bar.
nett, Grand Rapids, Mich; D. NJ. Harris.
vt. Louis' w. E. Carton, Cripple Creek,
Wiilar.dd's1J H T. fehsiage. New York;
H. W" stewart, Bafigor!.s Me. g. .Grunwald.
Louisville, KY: n. N. Rowe, New York;
c. c, ,Gatfins, Buffalo. My. sr.aos -,
Ebtitt tHouse-W. P, Powers. Chicago
Boyd. Greensboro, N. C.: s. R. Crum-
bauga1, Hopkinsyille. KY; Rev. L. L. Kin
solving, Brazil; N. Katankay. Osaka,
Japan; Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Phipps. Boston.
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Borden, Fail
River, Mass: Wilson Roose, Goshen, Ind;
T. K. Webster Chicago. Ill.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE. SUTTON CO.. Aucr1oNEERs.

RATCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
FOUR NEW TWO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK
HOUSES, NOS. $40, GA, 646
AND 648 MORRIS STREET,
BETWEEN G. AND H
STREETS NORTHEAST, BY
AUCTION IN FRONT OF
THE PREMISES, WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, MAY
TWELFTH, AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK.
ALSO
TWO THREE-STORY AND
CELLAR BRICK HOUSES,
NOS. 7I2 AND 7I4 FIFTH
STREET NORTHEAST, WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY
t w E LIZ H, AT FIV F
O'CLOCK.
Terms at sale.
my1o-3t RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., Ancts-
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II you want anything try an ad. in The
Star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an. answer.
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WANT ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers. s
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II you want anything. try an ad. in The
viii get an answer. 1.
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SWEPT ovERBoARD
NJ. William Hallsts Phillips Drswnsd in Ii,
=
Potomac.
Drowned whhe, sx.chs,.s with
FrfenAs-Thei1Bod Re-.
"a, S9p
covered.

The shocking degth of Mr.. William Hal
lett Phillips. who swasfswept overheard by
a swinging boom FROM the yacht Of Mr..
John s. Seymour. ana drowned in the Poto-
mac near Mount q Vernon yesterday, has
cast gloom over the large circle of friends
who knew and esteemed him, and keen
sympathy is being extended to his mother
and brother III their affiiction.
Mr.. Phillips, who was an ardent lover Of
outdoor sport and recreation, left WASH
ington yesterday morning with Mr.. J. Van
Ness Phillip and Mr.. Seymour, on the TAT
ters yacht. for a sail on the river. When
near Mount Vernon the yacht. which Is q
small one, was put about on a tack. a sud
den pun of wind threw the boom around
rapidly. and Mr.. Phillips was caught and
thrown into the water. Mr.. Phillips was a
good swimmer, and When he came to the
surface was seen to strike out. The yacht
had run ahead, and Me- Seymour and Mr..
Phillip quickly put out a beat to go to their
friends assistance. "A party Of gentlemen
on steam yacht. which passed at the
time, also lowered a boat, but both efforts
were useless, as Mr.. Phillips after two or
three attempts to keep anoat had gone
down and was seen NO more. It il believed
that the heavy boom struck Mr.. Phillips In
the head when II passed over him, and
that the suction from the steam yacht,
which passed close to him after he went
was at once made for the body. but with
out avail, and general alarm was then
sent out along the river. -
The body of Mr.. Phillips was recovered
this morning by the police boat and
brought up to the city and placed at CAV
ler's undertaking establishment
Mr.. Phillips was member Of one Of the
most distinguished of the old families Of
Washington, and was highly popular In
club and social circles He was unmarried
and resided with his widowed mother. Mrs.
Phillips, at 1907 H street northwest. He
was a lawyer and had already achieved
much distinction In international law. He
drew up code of laws for the State De-
partment several years ago. He was at the
time of his death one Of the counsel for the
Cuban delegation IN the United States.
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lowing:
Mrs. Meyerstein. F. z. Macdonald, 8. p.
Stouril, Mrs. c. H. stouril. c. F. Hustled,
Mrs. c. F. Hustled. g. H. Smith. ]. F. IT,
ralla, Mrs. ]. F. Tiraila. Rev. J. A. Aspin-
wall, Miss Anna B. AspinwalI. Miss Helen
Johnson: Q. H. Plat; Mrs. Q. H. Plat.
Tompkins. T. p. Won Spreckelson. R. w.
West, Mrs. r. w. West, A. p. Steinbach.
8. A. Rici. ]. Small A. Weinberg, Miss J.
Weinberg. n. I. Martin, w. J. Boothe. Mrs.
w. J: Boothe. J. T. Marchand. Mrs Mar
chand. Mes. L. Hasbaugh. K. L. Prince.
Mrs. C. w. Baldwin. Mrs. c. NJ. Guard and
daughter, G. p. Langiois. Miss N Cohen,
Miss E. L. Danforth, Miss D. NJ. Danforth,
G. N. Brudis. Mrs. C. N. Brudis and daugh-
ter. Mrs. N. Taylor. Mabel f. Taylor, e. s.
Middleton, Mrs. c. T. Havemer, child and
maid. w. H. Thomas. Miss e. Thompson,
J. Thompson. jr., c. Rush, Miss NJ Randall,
Miss P. Humphrey. Mrs. d. Littel. E. A.
g. M. Bond, Mrs. Carolina Ober. Col H. c.
Wood, Mrs. E. Denning, w. c. Downey,
Mrs. Julia Raley. T. 8. Childs, T. F. Ellis,
J. e. jerks. Miss L. v. Mason. J. g. Beach.
Gensler. Mrs. M. Banks. Miss M f. Good
win. Mrs. L. w. kellogg. N. Paige, Mrs. N
Paige, NJ. Jenes. Mrs. N. Davis. Miss A.
Moore. Mrs. N. Stone. Mrs. H. n. Stern.
penter. H. Carpenter. J, r. Carpenter. jr..
r. Carpenter, Eliza Woldberg. Miss JEANNE
NJ. Reed, Miss e. Maund. Miss Jeanne Gus
sard, Miss Heighe. F. Landstreet. e. jerks,
r. NJ Sutton. Mrs. r. NJ. Sutton. Miss SUIT.
ton. Miss L. A. Doyle, Mrs. C. @. Stewart,
Mr.. Bowers, p. Gustavus. H. Gustavis, Mrs
II. Chandlee, Miss P. Roseberry. L q. Bar
ton, Mrs. Granncn: Miss +; GEannon. DR..
J. w. Hood. Miss Emily B. Bailey. ]. Bal
~, DR.. C. Letx, Mrs. C. Letx, J. Mayer g.
Van Note. c. Faikenstein. L. X. Goldman.
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In the Churches.

For other Auctions See Page IA.
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PERRYVILLE ITEMS.

PERRYvILLE. Oct. 8, 1897.
The social hell by Endcavor Lodge. No.
BIB, |. o. G. T., was one OF the most enjoy
able affairs that has been huIi IN pcrryvllle.
1t was thorough temperance meeting. the
program WAS in charge ui tho members of
the lodge and was one that reflected great
credit on the lodge. After the literary exer-
cises the guests We're served with rcfresh-
mentS. Alter some time spent in amusements
the guests departed for home with n better
idea ot the independent order Of uood Tenn
pars. The following were among those
present: Messrs. Alex. Craig, Joseph Wright.
George Harrison, George Hamilton. Elwood
Nichols, Charles Kcesey, Elmer Railing,
Clarence McMullen, Thomas Calvert, Ed
Boulden, Emery Ward, Will Boulden, Elmer
Owens, John Jackson, Henry Ward, Harry
A. Foreman, Rev. II. II. Hoover. Rev. II. e..
Budd, Arthur o. Boyd, Frisby Cochran,
Master Harry Gallon, Mrs. Ella Fisher, Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. Gallon, Misses Mary Ward,
Pauline Ward, Laura Wills, Hattie Little.
Emma Owens, Rebecca Fay, Alice Kane, Ella
Fisher, Carrie Foreman, Sallie Nickle.
Eleanor Little, Hattie McGraw, Amelia
Gallon, Bessie Gallon, Eva Boyd, Elsie
RniliNg. Essie Wright, Mabel Wright.
j. H. Brook, of Colora was in town on
Saturday.
The Polanders who have been at work at
the canning house Of A. H. Owens & Bro,
returned to Baltimore. on Wednesday.
George W. Hamilton spent Sunday with
friends and relatives In Wilmington, Del.
Miss Emma Jackson is visiting friends in
Philadelphia
Mrs. Howard Watson, of Wilmington. is
the guest of Mrs. Isaac Watson.
Miss Allie Boyd is the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Mary Fay.
Miss Hannah McMullin, OF Philadelphia, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazlett
McMulin.
Rev. r H. Hoover and Mr. Joseph Wright
attended New Castle Presbytery, this week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will
hold an oyster supper on October Is and 10th.
The ladies of the Art Circle cleared about
$50 on their dinner and supper last Saturday.
Mr.. Scott Taylor, of Rising Sun, was in
town on Tuesday.
=. : "5....y@ -. :. z .!;i..... Oh Thurs
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NORTH EAST NEWS.

NORTH EAST. Oct. 3, 1887.
!. \. Benjamin spent the early part of the
week with h. ,laugh e. Ms. L. =. Il. Day.
Arthur Anderson and Clarence Grady, of
Chester, spent Sunday here.
There is large number of cases OF scar
lrtina in town and on the outskirts. and only
about an average Of 20 have been attending
school, but us yet there have been no serious
cases.
A dance party was held at Joseph Shall
cross residence on Wenesday evening.
West and Harvey are giving the Shippers
block coat of paint this week which greatly
adds to its appearance.
Rufus Benjamin Of Leslie, whils driving
n horse up to the house from the field. the
animal kicked him. breaking his leg. DR..
Housekeeper is attending him.
On Thursday. John Murphy's family dis
covered that their house had been entered
and two coats, an umbrella and one or two
other articles had been stolen by burglar.
An entrance had been effected by prying open
the front window shutter. No clue has been
discovered as to the identity of the burglar.
Alfred Ford, of Washington, spent the early
part of the week with his brother, l. H. Ford.
Miss Estella Blackwell is visiting in Balti-
more, and Mrs. Blackwell in Elk Neck.
John Mearns and Andrew Biddle have been
engaged in painting S. T. Shippers store and
residence under the supervision of w. D. Cos
| lette.
Mike Nelson employed by Contractors
C. A. Simms & Co had his leg broken in tho
betting attached to the holster at the Charbon
culvert, which is being built. Dr. House.
| keeper attended him.
The recent festival an lai" given by Shaw
nah Tribe, No. l0j, /. y. Il. NJ, WAS quite a
success nearly 800 being cleared, besides
| having most enjoyable time and "A large
crowd. The winners oi the prizes were:
Bicycle, George Abrams; sewing machine.
| Miss Lizzie Gu-ScsoE: G,u, w. Il. Reed;
watch, Miss Fannie HambO: harness, Henry
Deckman: silver watch. ". Y. Mccullough.
An Italian boy named John, q water carrier
, at tn" new work on the rHirua3 t..l through
the ,r"slie over Brick kilI Cuye into the
water last week and so badly injured him
self that he died on Friday, at his home at
| EdCr station. He was about IS years Of age.