Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1887, Page 3

TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR KILLED LIKE A MAD DOG, A Painial story of the Murder of an Insane Woman by her Familiy, St. Lovrs, October 24—A special to the Globe- Democrat trom Ottawa, Out, 873: Advices re- cetved by the government here from Edmonston, Northwest Territories, im coanection with the pre. Uminary investigation into the murder of Mra Marie Courteretile, by ber husband a23 d.sclowe one of the most Inhuman crimes ever re- im the far West. Jno. Ward, son-in-law of der prisoner, testified that be Was living pear the peobers sr Lecrsiave babe” Beer tk So last Mrs. Courtereilie showed iptoms of in- sanity, and, as he alleges, oft her relatives to Kill’ her, as she was about to Decome a canni- Dal, and "was possessed of an evil spirit thai “impelled ner to kill and sat oman deinen, prevent was attempeed, | according to Windy ory, to keep tied tor aya, she Tepeatediy got loose. One however, about the Deginnicy of S ptember, Ward, who was sleep- ing in Courterellie's house, was awakened dy the wo had ¥ Zann as Sattneenates meee te be ow Fesist the evil spirit within her, and w tainly Kill and eat them ail if the: she sald. Pearii tno exeen' Never 5 pose i 1 ers cb the mails with the intention of 1e- frauding le. Hoeifiinger, otherwise rer, is a Veacher hue public school. persons in European countries, that he had information about a certain ‘which the receiver of the letter had title, and that he would give receiver full for a fee for his trouble of 50 cents or $l. The in ‘spector worked hard on the case for three weeks, ‘aud found that the dollars and half dollars were Tolling into, the professors hands at a lively rate i upon whieh the d Moettinger. Hoefinger had mailed circular to Abbett informing bila that Re was ‘with a souleitor in England who was division of an estate bei toa unt Americans. Hoeflinger thought Abbett was. one drthe iin o¢ the deocased, 200 would sond him the juformation he possessed to that effect for whica he wanted boy te ae Qe extensive c with ‘whom be sought to sw incle be powensed. Blane of a great of genealogical ‘about ides that assisted him greatly in Uke operation and extension of his schemes, pscrm a A Physician’s Narrow Escape. CoswmisviLte, Pa, October 28—Mr. Muller, a Dunbar paysiciaa, met With a serious accident yesterday, In which be came near losing his life. He was driving he rosd between this piace ‘and Duabar when his horee took fright at a Wood and backed the buggy over an em 150 feet above the Fullroad. The doctor jumped trom the in time to prevent going over tue bank with it. The horse, however, was instantly killed by the fall A Wolf Killed in Penasylvania. Prrrasoro, October 28—A special from Washing- ton, Pa, to the Dispatch says: A wolf hunt would be regarded as rather rare sport in this stage of ‘Washington County's history, bt oF two mince ‘at gray wolf was shoe and’ fil by David Duna, of Morris township, who, hearing a ance his chickens and going out, fired at an ‘animal which he supposed to be a dog, but found to be awolt. Mr. Dunn brought the peit to town and obtained the Bounty of $10. Tt ie supposed that the animal was one which some Greene Couaty sportsmen let loose, chased with dogs and falled to recapture. Ee, ‘The New Prince of Annam. From the St. James Gazette. An hetr-apparent bas Just been bora to the throne of the somewhat troubled kingdom of Annam. The motuer of the young prince—Queea Hoang-Qui- ‘Phi—ts one of the youngest and most attractive of the hundred or s0 of wives whom his majesty, ‘Dong-Kban, has taken to his bosom. These ladies are divided Into nine classes, and are all main- tained at tne cost of the but with divers de. Krees of dixnity according to Tank. Each day &@ batch of thirty of them mouats over the master, while wate apartments of their lord Bve others avtcad to the details of the royal totlet, and assist the king to dress compeled to spend the remainder ‘Watching and prayer at the royal tomb. She Would Net Say Yes. A YOUNG WOMAN KEFUSES BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE ‘70 MARRY THE Max. At Decatur, IIL, an attempted forced marriage came to a sepsational termination last week before Ira B. Curtis, a magtstrate, and in the presence of a dozen peuple. Philip Davis Drought hts eighteeo- year-old daughter, Barbara Davis, from Mount Zoos, on the afternoon train, to marry Jaa Fair, a Young man aged twenty-four, employed by Dr. A. & Waits, of Decatur. | The Ucenso was a due form, couple stood omice fespuud to the usual Laverrogations, Pair dia $0 quive readily, but when itcame Barbara's sue calmly replied that she did not love J: woula not marry him, The surprise wastoo for Curtis, WhO towsed the certificate over rejected groom and said that ended the bi for hum. ‘The father of the young: Ward aid hada low taik with bis sue was iumovabi the foom and stat neighbor. It was learned that Barbara's parents have Worn Uying, Lo force, the warriage {OP some onthe, Sue told s woman that her bad Waipped ber for saying sue would not marry Fair. “Fue roots walked off up the street badly dlaap- pointed. The latver was enraged, but be could ‘Bouning. ————+e-_____ Labor and the Episcopal Church. AM DNTEBESTING DISCUSSION AT A MEETING OF ‘CLEKGYMEN =N NEW TORK. About 4 score of Protestant Episcopal clergy- men met in Calvary chapel, New York, Wednes- i Hee HS pers cl George with aving $30,000 or $40,000, {isnot to his’ discrete. taum destruedon of property or the or private property, dnd’ tt ts ‘aot faumated tual be gut what be Owns otherwise than uve of bis Drains, with clear conscience and hands While I Bave not adopted Henry Cneortes of the land, I am indebved to him ‘example of loyal 1 ndenee. i . E party. uy E Hl A DEATHBED CONFESSION. A Dying Man Tells How He Killed His Wife and Hepresented that She had Eleped, ae Prestonville, Pa., dispatch to the N. ¥. Sun, Oct, 26. ‘A starting revelation was made here to-day by Dr. J.T. Quinton, a prominent physician, which clears up « mystery of more than ten years’ stand- ing. Three weeks ago Silas Crosby, @ quarry hand, was suddenly taken sick, and Dr. Quinton ‘was called to see him. Crosby's trouble soon ds- ‘veloped into typhoid pneumonia, and he asked the doctor if his case was @ hopeless one to let him know it, because he had a secret to reveal which he could not take to the grave. The physician told him that if he desired to make any prepara- tions for death, religious or otherwise, he would advise him to 4080, as bis disease was necessarily fatal, though he might linger some time. The ‘was astounded when Crosaby said the con- ‘make yurder— wii e doctor suggested “Simmer, a. ministerot tae e law to witness the con- yy said neither was necessary, H i i Es have consisted of myself and wife and Hiram Bel ny ‘a fellow countryman, who took passa e wi 7 who remained ‘with me until the night o ‘wife's death. Bellington was a co-laborer of Inloe, sand we were much attached £0 @ach other. was to this country. My Wifes name was Sarah Farnsworth, ‘The wnion waa not a happy one, and J spent much of my time tm meditating over te best means to get rid of my wife without my own personal safety. Bellington was Ditteriy opposed to ber, and tre- quently made the remark that if he was in my Nace he would get rid of her. I was encoul by'these remarks, because | knew if Twanted his, aasistance to get her out of the way it Would be all right. We talked frequently thereafter about tne matter, but nothing definite was settled upon,” It was, however, decided that Bil- Mngton, stould be ims her ‘com ab house as much as possible, that 1 mignt trump up false chai of inhaelity against her. But this aimounied to nothing, ae Geftantiy retuved the charges, and more ‘tre; quent quarrels were the result. The trouble and Uphappineys of the household were known to no one outside. Even the immediate neignvors were Unaware of the trouble, as my Wife Visited no one, ‘and was seldom seen with a neighbor. In the early rt of September, 1877, I came home from work rather & moody'state of mind, and began fault- fading the moment I entered the house. op wap with ine. A quarrel between myself aud Wife arose, when, in a moment ion, ee her, and getting, my" hands tigudly her throat I choked her to death. When found that life was extinct we carried the body Up stairs and laid it on the bed, and then dis- cussed the best way to dispose of it. Belling- fon sald ‘that’ as dispose ret i T had killed her he would ot mains, and to throw off sus- Picion ne would leave ‘town iminediately, and ‘an elopement of Mra ‘Silas Henry Beliington would cover up the whole affair. ‘Bellington carried the body away between 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning and said it was all right, He buried itin one of the oid abandoned qt which have long since been Milled in with refuse. Bellington dressed himself and left the town. Before going, however, he Wrote a letter, sup wo be dictated by Mra. Crossby, to mé, and left tt in her room, as we ali cocupied separate rooms. The letter gave in detail full account of her unhappiness with me, and in Substance stated the reason of her xolng away with Bellington was to escape the abuse and per. secution of a tyrannical husvand. IJ retired to bed after Bellington left, but the struggles of a dying woman were continually before me, The next morning I hurried out to the neighbors and those of my working companions and informed them of ‘Beil 's treachery in eloping with ny pe and produced the letter referred to, which I char- acterized as Belllngton’s own work. Tie circum- wManees of the supposed elopement and the excitement of that morning are still fresa in the minds of the people here, but my life has been » Most wretched one. I was continually haunted by her appearance, both at home aud at work, avd several seriously thought of giving myself ‘up to the authorities and suffer the et ot ay crime. The story of the elopement worked well No one doubted the truth of it, because Belling- ton’s absence coufirmed it. Never having any children, 1 disposed of what furniture I had and Went boarding, | Belington promived when ne left that he would keep me posted as to his move- ments and whereabouts, but Ihave never heard any! from him since. His silence, If he ts not dead, would seem to indicate that he Was glad to get away on account of what happened, and did Bot intend Lo wriie or keep me posted.” ‘rossby trembled and sank buck In the bed ly exhausted. He lingered uutil noon yes- EEday, when he died. When the news of tue nur. der became public many of the neighbors who remembered well the circumstances of the elope- ‘ment crowded around the dead ian’s Louse out of curiosity, and discussed tue terrible tale. Tne case has been placed in the hands of Detective Johnson for investigation, who say's an effort may be wade to find the body of the murdered woman. His first object, however, will be to get aclue to the whereabouts of Belliugton, who, if captured, Will be able to tell wuere the woman's body was placed, Crossby and Bellington are both spoken well of by the quarrymen, who expressed their great surprise at the confession of Crossby. It is Tumored that a clue, wiich may eventually lead to the arrest of Deen ob- tained. THEY ARE RUNNING FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, AND MAKING A LIVELY CANVASS. A telegram to the New York Sun from Clyde, Y., October 26, Says: The most unique political yasses In Unis region are those of Misses Nellie L. Cook, of Walcott, and Elta Clark, of Mascedon, for election as school commissioners in Wayne County. Miss Cook is the regular democratic candidate, and 1s making the most active canvass for the office ever knowa in this county. She 13 a Particularly handsome and vivacious ‘woman of wenty-oue years, and possesses a fortune in her Qwa name. Sue moans to be elected, if posnible, She has many young men at work in her interests in every town in her district, and the republican managers here admit that She is making serious inroads upon thelr vote, Miss Cook has had sev. eral hundreds of her photographs distributed through Wayne County, and ts spending a day oe two in each, town in Ker Giuirie Next week will begin | m: campaign Uhrough the district. “In some villages ex- tensive preparations are maxing for her recep- Uon by young democrats, who will meet and es- eort her to the public balls with brass bands. It looks as rb she Would be elected. Miss Clark 1s the prohibition candidate. She has toade four campaign speeches, and hundreds Of people have flocked to hear her. o-. Mise Hubby’ Romance. ‘SHE GOT A HUSBAND EASILY, BUT SHE NOW WANTS TO GET KID OF HIM. A telegram to the New York Sun trom Carbon- Gale, IL, October 24, says: In May, 1884, during the strawberry season here, Miss Petina N. Hubbs, & pretty young woman living in Desoto, was visit- ing.an aunt living at Mill Creek, in Union County. Miss Hubbs picked s box of strawberries one day, on which she wrote: Canpoxpate, Int. This box contains she crestest berries ebipped this geason. I know this to be truc, for I picked with my own banda. ‘Hunpe. ‘The box, with others, was shipped in due time ‘to Chic: and nothing more was t! ht of the affair. About a month later, however, Miss Hubbs received a letter from a young gentleman in Be- lot, Kansas, oe Bis name William Busby. He that while in CI be had purchased the box of berries on which she bad written, and also requested the privi- Iege of ng with the lady. ‘The request was ed, and in a short time the coupie en- gaged in a very interesting correspondence. ‘In ey Kime the young man made a declara- tion of love, and the result was fluaily a marriage im the following year. ‘The union was a happy one for a year, notwith- standing the fact that young Busby was a poor man, working a8 day laborer’ to support hiinself ‘and Wife. At the end of the yearthe young couple Were overjoyed when it was learned that Busby bad fallen beir to $30,000, left him by an uncle in Scotland. It being uecessary for Busby to revurn Ww Scotiand to: in bis iuueritance Lge gd by husband and wise that Mrs Busby re- ‘turn to Desoto to visit her widowed mother, and there await the return of her husband. ‘Months passed, during which ume Busby had returned from Scotland to his home, being im actual possession of over $25,000, which he was, lavishly spending in Beloit.” ‘The wife learned of her bi 's safe return, and wrote numerous letters to him, to which she received 20 answer. Doubting that he had returned and that he had §004 forvune, of his presence in that town, and Depa promptly deitvered to Busby i aia 0 person. For the firgt ume the former strawberry wedoube the Kenuineuss of her husbands began Adelity since the acquisition of ricues, Her attor- Beys say the lady has discovered other startli1 and things concerning her hi and Unat sue Bas taken steps Lo secure a divorce. —— Harcourt Scores Churchill. SIR WILLIAM ANSWERS LORD RANDOLPH AND BECOMES i 1 f \ il Ad i i fi H Fi ii Lt i i : hee bi i Tecently, after telling the Ireland that the question was now put ade’ talked or else. Coercion would not settie the question. ‘Was like the fabled hydra, when one head was CUt oiph Churchill naff tol tne ase Te ee Would be all over in six months, coercion ‘doing 1 HH A ree i id Hy i ite su we i Eile | | { 4 Fay : it ie i i ! MURDER OR SUICIDE) Testimony in the Benhayen Case. {THE MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY THAT RECITES SAN FRAN- ((1800—S0RNES AT THE INQUEST. A telegram to the New York Tribune from San Francisco, the Benhayon suicide Lost night the coroner took the stand and read s letter of notification of the intending suicide. It proved the sensation of the shown a letter addressed Se the coroner, nowtying that officer that he (Benhayon) was to Commit suicide, the mouher sald that the hand- writing did not look ee wae the addresses: ‘on this and on two other ‘to the Chronicle and Dr. Bowers, she declared emphatically were Rot written by Bim. The letter entitled “the con- fesslon,” she alaosaid instantly was notin Henry's handwriting. He bad s pecullar hand, she added, ‘one ‘which there could be no mistake, She said in conclusion that her son had never spoken to her of suicide. She always understood the iife insurance policies were ‘out in Bow- lire eae goon, landlady of No. 22 Ge of No. ary street, wnere tne dad’ body was found, retold Ene Story of the peculiar engagement of room No. 21, saying that on October 16 a young maa had and fnsisted on renting that lar room. John Deming called, she instantly said he Was the man. 90, October 18 enother young man. ‘and paid $5 depostt, and said ‘he was friend for whom the room had been When asked if this was the dead man, srs. Said ft most assuredly was not. Nothing more was seen of either man until last Monday noon, when ‘she found the body in the room and was thunder- SSurUck to find it was neither of thetwo men before ry ‘When fed to the man’s identity, although. he denied dauy that he had aiguged the root. His name is A. Lower ‘and ry sale-man, whois well mot by his He told & confused story, but admivted that he Was at the landlady’s house a few nights before Uhe suicide, After the examination both he and ;, the man who originally bired the room, Were put under police surveillance. The theory mhayon was murdered and his confession 48 gaining on the public. Miners Demand an Ad\ AGREEMENT OF OPERATORS OF OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, IMDIAMA AND ILLINOIS, ‘The railroad coal miners in the States of Ohio, Pennaylvania, Indiana and Tllinols will insist upon the payment of the 5 per cent advance, beginning November 1, as agreed upon at the interstate con- ference of the miners and operators at Columbus, Onio, last February. Ate meeting held in Pitis- burg the membership of the miners’ representa- Uves on the national noard of arbitration and conciliation Each of the four States is represented workmen, fild the later fepreseut both the Knights e. Te} ts Of Labor’ and the ‘Federation of Miners and Sine Laborers, who are dickering for & consolidation. ozs OF the operators said Yesterday tat it was yposed. yw Lilinols operators to pay a Jess rate for mining than the operators in the other States, and tne aivance wif not be paid by any unless’ by ali of the operators. A meeting will be held at Belleville, lL, on Saturday, at which an attempt to bring’ the Illinois operators into ne ‘The ——___s9-____ How the Anarchists Feel, ‘THE CONDENMED MEN SAY THEY ARE CALLOUS AND INDLFPERENT TO THE RESULT. “Oh, Ihave grown almost indifferent to the re- sult,” remarked A, R. Pareona, the anarchist, to Ex-Justice Barker, who talked with the condemned man in Chicago yesterday morning. “Hope and tear have almost worn themselves out, and I have become quite callous,” “So have 1,” murmured Mrs, Parsons, who was dy his side. ‘The capitalists and their courts de- Manded Diood, and they will, no doubt, have it November 13. '1'be w ‘and tueir friends will demand blood for doubt, bave it afverw ded Parsons.” ” cont “*Bldod for blood,” whlapered Mrs, Paso “What nope 1 there Roma Caled Baits Su- Dreme Court that seads for State officers and con- Sults With them as to the question risdictuon’ ‘That ig what our 8 a as dd i and, ‘hat the interview way at an end. ‘The manuscript of the book On which Parsons ‘has been so long occupied while in Cook County Jail Was given to the printers yesterday. It will Make & volume of about 350 It treats of iis own lite, the soclal conaitiog of the iaboning fives a nistory ofthe Uayiarket masse’ te et the anarchiste’ standpoint. — One State Sues Another, AN ISLAND IN THE OHIO RIVER THE THING INVOLVED ‘IN 4 SUIT AGAINST THE BLUE Ghasé STATE. The State Of Indiana has sued the State of Ken- tweky for the possession;of Green River Island, Marshal Gross, at Louisville, Ky., yesterday morn- ing received nis appointment as deputy under the marshal of the District of Columbia, and, at the Same time, received papers to serve on Gen. Buck- ner. This method of proceeding is made necessary by the tact that suit is brought in the United the recent varm of the Suprbine. Court tus" MeDouald and Jno, M. ‘Butler stor ‘showing Luat indiana owns all the toside low-water ine on the Indiana side of the Ohio Tiver. Green Kiver Island, which ts situated in the rear fain cee ang connected with the fuulis land of tadiege see Lady Brawey’s Suicide, SHE JUMPED OVERBOARD FROM EER YACHT WHILE SUFVEMING PROM PRVER, London Special to the New York World, Oct. 23. 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BAGS AiD ie WARNEM eo slwaye retaining ite original shape it ‘s invalusule 6 can be ratified any time after my representative SLED Voem, Anctienees, PLEVEN OF THOSE FINE BICCH DRELIe | o20-dnae GEOKGE'E EMMONS; Trustee INGS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN BEOCOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND ZAREEON SOUTH A STREET, IN THE SAME N.B.—These Houses can be examined every after. ny ft ¥ ‘noon uni ails troura 198 oltiock by applying at our TaRRE Jadion because it removes end prevents stoop tt IFTHIF THE PROPER MEASUREMENT Ie Brice that walt Stee well or-weer Witt, ised 4 {Who leaves on the Rtruria, November 12) arrives a Engen. if Sullivan means business be will ry ife, ahd appotat the latter part’ of Noversbor epeeaes nova, ‘Auctioneer. USTYES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE THE SALE UN’ ¥ args the match fam Soandent Klin can | afZan ZFS. ARTE SAH SOSTONED, PAUL | oBEvitonct s decree para te Sapromeags | MEN TENE SOUR QRS. Te ereeeuhe sels than "San aghe ASG Shanon | PSCmsnto ft Soe | Sorat Una erEL oH ACEE | ar TATE att tron acy momtnd apger| PRINCESS OF Wma COMPLE glove-nghter.” AWNBROKER’S SALE Suctlon/ia front of the ervey on TULSDAY, THE | tue land records of the District of Colembia, in Tibet vail : AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, | FIFTEENTH DAY OF MOVEMBER, 1887, at FOUR | No. 709, 5 202, ke., and at the request of the A Fan O'CLOCK P. M. (nalo to be continued the mdian Scout, From the St. Puul Pioneer Press. ext day at the same hour, if necessary), Lots numbered one (1), siecutor of the party recured thereby, the wubscriber three (3), four (4), five (o), six (G), elht (8), nine (9), ‘OF SOVEMBIAC Inwe at FOCK I sell, for R. Selinger, at lt 5 rs wr BES Shai etree the ao | BORE RC are feees | inci eee Rrra te | Rees acre receae ar orgie! man, with n, curly i dangling about his Eis sao wilfcoaagt ot ovomnbe . 10}, seventeen (17), i af the | Was At an Tibed ae follows shoulders, Edward H. Allison, the famous Indian | Wate! Fisted Chatne.fiain and Ringe, sin (70) nl pe City of Washington, Dy. Gas the | the Widew's Mite" aed heehee tetas i ae scout, attracted no little attention ashe sauntered Ws ‘arrings; in fact, | same is of record in the office of the surveyor of the | east alone the fourth line of the “Widow's Mite” umieaely abou the corridor of the Merchants last va desirable brick dwellings, and will be eS ope linet the Widow’ Alita to oct Greek then north ~ x Srrived trom Port : To intersect : Mon, and today he will have a conference with Piferme of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance at | grevs io minutes west; fromthe hegianine iheneod, flies of Hotnet and Hat Frames, Gen. Sheridan, whose mission to the Northwest is siz, twelve, aud elghteen tronths, for which the notes | Sd thence with said line reversed A bd deaeees 8, done, She is the to investigate the reported uneasiness among the Of the purchaser, Dearing interest from the day of | ininutes east to the begining, wits whetmbrotements rafacturor thin side of Indians on the Crow reservation. Allisoo’s career Sale, will be taket anda lien retain dou the premises | rights, and appurtenances to ‘the same beloneing. eads like a romanticchapter tn the most magi. | Sore "Lil tases and assessments dus at tho tne sala in | gnd/of aid segun, sad te derse sents pees eo ee ENTS ALT Ripe AND tiny’ Juwae neha planned and Sitimaiay tet | DD oven ext on'serien my geltiti ty tae elec panne ak | Satara Guu dig ets gag ren cae TS Emons man, 4 ‘who. planned. an * from any tax sale there, je gut of | cause No. 10507, docket 20th of imphed in capturing Bitting Bull and bis murder. | ASGNEES SME OF ENTIRE STOCK OF TEAS | the purcuass money. Avderouit of 900 wil be re- | Thi tse aulmeriber will slat publicauctsse, on ead Mine M- CUNWINGR AM, Modiete. ing brother Gaul, whose bloodthirsty deeds and oF) gee | AB STARE SuOCR: ‘quired of the purchaser of each, lot at the time of sale, | FIST NOVEM BEL, 1867. ou the ines, at MALE RAR Pl FEST. Rw. TAS REMOVED Gite! rapine ars familiar to every, schoolboy. | | Nik OF 7H AND Yetuuers XW. th2 purchaser on the buliding on eachlot sold i such | gouty of Washington in suid Distsiee paste sia | A pettest St rraarentel Alan eRat ies ae snes Since theae exciting times Allison has led 8 roving | | By virtue of & deed of aasiqnment wiven tome and | Kinduut ee the trustee ay dees trope Prospect," and described as follows: Bopvuning for the Meform Waista Sormeta and Ufe on the plains—e life to which his fearless and | én! I will sell at the above-named store, on BRATNARD & WARNER same at stone marked “G. 8." im the fourth line of ol adventuresome nature 1s most strikingly applica- | MONDAY. OCTOBER 31, commencing at TWELVIP 4 16 bie. DUNCANSON BROS. ENCH DYING, SOOURING AND DRY CLEAN O-GHOCE M the satire stock, contained therein It uctioneers, rf an be ool iu detail ous frill fret be Siered an from the byannitg of said :ourth line aod rant Tea Sarah wee ‘the tract called the ™ Widow's Mite," and115 perches Fa om 2 s 'T, 1205 New York avenue ee ______ 6 NT BUILDING LOT ON CONNECTI- =, 36 BEE | First ‘The Baseball Brotherhood, — MSU VENUE BETES kiowe LAND Jerzees, i; 248 16-106 coot, Lb eemgr so aN peta IN SECRET SESSION IN CINCINNATI YESTERDAY. 3.8. BARBOUR, AVENUE AND N STREET NORTHWEST. improvensents, rights ant Fermetiy with A. Puscher and ‘The National Brotherhood of Base-Ball Assignee of D, G. Eichelberger. | On TUESDAY :AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER, ¥ _010-3m ei play- ALaO, FIRST, st FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front! HOPPING IN ALL 178 BRAI TIO. ers was in secret session in Cincinnati yes-| | By of pchattel deed Sf trast, duly recorded in | of the premises, part of Saves satintactorily engcuted. Mire. terday with Messrs. Ward and Keefe, ot New | L4ber 1286, follo, 100 et sea., one t theatore: | LOT 61, OF A JAMDIN'S SUB OF PART OF 8Q. 25d street New York Sauiatuctory rafe 100 ot sea the lana Hore, oo MONDEE RT ATO York; Irwin, of Philadelphia; Deni Bamed. AD. 1887, at ONE 0" Indianapolis; ‘Dalrymple, of ‘Piusburg: Kelly, ot POLS; a t F OcTOBER, berinning for the same on Connecticut avenue 30 fect ; Brouthers, of Detroit; Preffer, of Shelving, Counters, Téa Caddies, Coffee | Borthwosterly from suuthwent corer of aald lot rune Muz M. J. Paaxm geen aber charts ce te canteen tee vans ey WE ay ee 1300'F STREET NORTHWEST. rs were also there in connection with Mant ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee. Hart’s combination of base-ball clubs on their st <OeS ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trosto_ V Gio stheve Waa, Xian Tub Gounke OF (05.00 fect, theca cast 40.10 feet to 8 1b-100t iteuce south with wont ine of said alley 14.79 feet to “distant. LS feet aurth of south feet LATEST FARISIAN MODES IN TINE FRENOR VES, RUSSIAN BANGS, RAEA way to Calliorala, cant corner of said lut; thence “westerly parallel with : ‘Always in Order by Plain Cowbing. gooke ry th line of said lot 144.00 feet to the place of bexin- SS ‘A Live Man's Ghost, pA NOOK, NOVEMBER FOUR, | hing, ouc of the finest Bididing Lots in thecity, being | Fpuuoaas DOWLING, AucWoncer. Bair Dressed and Bangs Shineled. ed ie OULOUI, we wil eo in Front of the prow: | ou fio cant eide of Connecticut avonus ly = From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal, October 18, & ‘Terme: One-third cash; balance in one and two TRABLE. BUILD! LISHMERT AND Die on %, on CHANCERY SALE OF A DESTRABLE. xe ENT AXD D’ saw. Ghosts seem to have played an important part OBIGNAL LOT 10, IN SQUARE. 81, Yours, notes to bear six per cant interest, payable serui- | CHANCERY BALE OF A, DESIRABLE BUILD? ‘and Gent's ta of all in some of the early trials in this State. In 1801 8 |, re cep anko north ¥ est hving 56 font fees pr alleaniy at option of ‘burchawes, Conve yauc- | pi WEEN LAND K STREETS NORTHWEST. Stpecilg Thar ate rar, es man named Jos, Inman had a preliminary trial at | of 61 feet] inch. ands. 120 feet inches. ing, &e., at cost of purchaser. A depcsit of #500 re- sy PI bupreme Cour te.” Goods called Eddington for murder. He and one Oliver Homes, tan time of Tetina to barkomplied with ia | the District of Columbis, passed in Equity cause C3 No. 7469. of Hampton vs Hi sell ablic suction, on WEDNESDAY, the SECOND’ FP NOVEMUER, 1887, AT HALF-PAST F POHOCE, EM. 8 trout of the. peeasiens, the south Tesale at risk aud cost of default ine resale a cont feuiting ; One-third cash, oneand two Frere | gu notes to bear a fF iMterest payable. sowie a Boalt and io socured by deed of irort on emis, pirsisee attr ve dag it ee chaser, A deposit of 6100 required at | omed DUNCANSON BI both residents of Orono, had quarreled, and soon after Jt was discovered’ that Homes wes missing. One of the most important witnesses against In. jublic notice of Wi AvsSraecsnace ns or os ire ale 2 half (59) of Lot twenty-two (22), in square five ( a Sane. man Was his own son William, who swore he saw uctioneers. ‘the City of Washington, D.C. r Hest Sth et tata | memo Sis eet tL | ID ocoe ann oaicrtew gaze on vaca | teeta in i ee ae . | anc two ‘eeu va "as follows: sag | eas Pe PRE NMBUNEDE: Nctn | BURG TMEROUED. REAL ESTATES (MING | Good ot trust on the Property, witht yer cont fate Mash’sisland_on Pes iver ih a Bouse {LE OF FRAME HOUSE AND | _STRMET NORTHWEST. ORTH | Soak of purchaser ‘SK BOND, Trustee, | Premeh Selend Wretand sane spew she on wun | Ear gta Ast RAS IR LAG Sa peng | Be pit of rum and told me it 1 would fetch some Sart HEART, Ho. 285 TENTH STREET | (ristian G Goctsier, 1 euall ofler for salo at ce Tratter I should have some grog to drink with im. QPaFBURSDAY, ALTERNOON, MOVEMBER ag | lic ancviou in frunt of the premise. on MONDAY, te watier and something appeared before me but | gatie out of that teetnes- Sa tee Si UHM | POU OCLOC PM, ihe following Wewstibet ‘fed I went on and looking abou it seemed to be a Gost. 22 Bauare x sorte font front of lot 41 | estate: Part of lot turee (3) in square five bi pent nt 1 dipped some watter and turned about to go back. | $24 the Rorih 10, feet front of lot 42 by the depth | twenty-seven (O27), Deginning pa, the liue| pi titueotadecres of the It rose righ: up before ne and seemed to go back- | $hersot, Imvrove jane Shes (2 “fed in); from the “northwest “corner | the Distric: of Golumia Tare. Lt poke, vo me and seid you may now 20 | "ferns: Ouetal ch balance ip one vier: nototo| of mid” auuaresruulog then east sigh ou manted to na. Your father was the Very | pea @ per con inert cheatin Rati mat | ta, (8G) feet to’ ax alley: thence, north Sixteen artis agen oe, | Payeeteetees wee ey | ok ae eteees clas ae ‘Notwithstai ‘this convincing plece of iu a comp! * iy thereat and 11 mony signed. by William Inman's mark, and the otherwisg Fight reserved, wo revel! thr prop | sirwet northwest And cuinedistely thereafter. f slall nud “Sune "30, she fact that Inman was confined in Pownalborougb Jail to answer to the charge of murder, the Soasstepe cit Seater tae : an account of Inman’s irrest, to “snow ‘that be was not dead.” Gaining or ‘Loving a Day. ‘From Chambers’ Journal. In sailing round the world eastward the days areeach alittle less than twenty-four hours, ac- cording to the speed of the ship, as the sun is met with every morning a little earlier. ‘These little differences added will amount in the course of the circumnavigation to twenty-four hours, giving the sallors an extra day, not in imagination, but in sober truth, as they Will have actually eaten an extra day's food an extra day's grog. in sailing westward, tbe sun Uttle each day, and ‘so each day is ger than twenty-four hundred and twenty-seven (527), begiu erty risk fateaitng, . Paar ton De. “Convey. | on 4th street, forty-nine, seventeen-bundredti (40 Dewspaper published in Washington, D. C. Convey- | 02 ae Ht et nea at he mentee a SEP BEEheon pnoe, ann] Hearne GO et es goes |HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Ratate Auctioneer. | vestleursets wus hence south fifteen, forty= ‘balance on the final ratification of said sale. nen 8 OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE o ta UT wo the piace of Cerin. | Senveyabciow and recording 40 be at purcliasers cot, iD AVENUE, BETWEEN FOU ’ Virtue of a decree of the Court of, r ‘of ‘Colt i equity cause fo. 6340. 1 will action, in front of Ree pager une OLOOR ¥. Reeeedt i hamaaad anata Ba imuon x Bie Government reserves * ratan14n15 Terms of sale bed by the decree: ah, of which @100 shall be aid st time of ale, 3 instalmentain ove and two with interest pay: | (1 EORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F street. oftrust or all Option of purchaser.” A de- MPTORY SALE. OF VERY VALU: sh, OF all ¢. sh at the option of purchanet. A de- | PEREMPTORY SALE. AB: . Dostt of ome hundred (#100) dollars on each Jot will be | * "TMphovED PROPERTY ON THE NORT WwESe Fequited at tine of sal. CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS N.E ‘erms to be com) with in ten (10) days or resale | on MONDAY, OCIOBEK THIKTY-FIRS' at the risk and cost of purchaser after ten (10) days’ | 1x87, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. I will offer for! notice, G. ORGE J. GOCKELER, sale, in froptof the premises, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and, setae balance | af Carana OGacaan ng Tene mtnent | Ot Oe FEST ses eee ler, de 4 lots ia, st ana 1) ‘dghtecn mouths | _obS-deds TOBRINER, Attorney. | [2 o Por the: purchaser | Varese TERROR. Avetioneers, money can be paid "8 SALE uoney can be vaid | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. ON on ‘ofsale or on eT WI ‘4 Sours.” & fen reserved a gee fcepuches | FHGH StHEET, BETWEEN B SIMEET ASD The is Tick eaideiee Sith | Terma to be compited with in 10 days from ale. ‘on Ding No. O45 4th street hort: VixG W ap Susie, AND SIX’ STREETS SOUTH- ‘3 ini - oaty : NiPc oe “Sferma of sale one-third (4) cash, the balancein equal | _ THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Auct. ° 2 D, situated on seven (7), i reserva ryland ors in on'Dat ne, ‘Terme, One-third cash; balance in one and two year, ipterest 6 per centum per aim ple sort aa S7-dkede. “Auctioneer. be secured by the ry MEDICAL, é. Watches are found to be too fast, This also JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, —— Sh acta arte tat teak aes | Rectorate res. Arata ggoce P ey y. nas fillen in arrears. voustorn snip, then, bas | snsii at Post of pascuawsr, ff toracs Peak sed jained a day and the western ship has lost to this apparent paradox, that the former within v8 after sale the property will be re eerie are Diiitine, 6. WALN! ETS, WAKI ship has a clear gain of two whole days over the ‘Office ‘Louisiana, 4 % Reliable Ladie? Te] ‘THOS. E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.” ol7-dnas Btbsreaps. rpUREADS” WADiiSTRANL tn the any, == HATHAGE ORINA GET kc. Ac BEING THE | can be consultad Duly. 204 Cat, bevwomn 43004 Oth coger arog of apie rin | SUVTELABOTE SNETE ROSTRORED ox 4 Fane ta DPsascot SESE Use Ms | EES mee = a ; Correspondence son of Hepresentative Plone of Logan Counce, | DAL: THE SLOOND DAY OF NOVEMBER Ao. AUCTION. tion ourlouy "cousaeatiol epee ecu frie Illinois, is suffering trom gianders contracted 1a 1887, st same hour and plane, On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRTY. | Ofticealways open. 2 ‘Northwest Mi! im June last. The ‘man 8. & HENELE, Trustee. wittst comcnchne a Tee O'CLOCK, we will sell at AND M PHYSICIANS. had some horves affected with what tie supposed | ROBERT VOSE, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER, ny me CE 9 Deri te hats, Wid Gatotat dealt distem bem ae five this oale theit ettention. oat. | Gal complaints, a os eet his band, which was followed by ora eh Bet tae a tao = (PHOMAS DO WLING, Auctonser = — a 2 the past three weeks be has bSen fiaiting his tather ia ftaronng BO tect by S00 Jor VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at and was Cay better. and between two houses, Gas: EMBRA‘ 1G O} . SAND w ‘Monday evening he started for th sewer tm alley. mato Bowe a MANELIC SOE CHAMBER SUIT met, tn company with bis father, but Pegsenst 50 rogutred of purchaser. RRENCH SLATE MIRRORS TO BUREAU AND to undergo r HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BULTEN In #INE Conv ea was reall T fea soLT HAMBER SUIT « CHAN SALE OF VALUABLE UNTDMPROVED pep ote. AS re Lead fi an ‘bop: vices from 1" STi WEST, AND" AND i virtue of « wage J Court dees cetera eatate, ai theetty of Washington, of Columbia, ‘and deserit an fo wit Lots Pa Sy: een 0). ‘Fora fine Dress Suit or Overcost, go to the London ‘& Liverpool Clothing Oo. ‘If you want to save 63 on 8 $10 Buit or Overcost, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. * ‘want 8 good, strong working suit at @6, ors Pen neh uit st $8.50, goto the London & Liver- ‘poo! Clothing If you want s fine Prince Albert Suit at €15, 0 to ot the r Fauee tobe conveyancing st pur a the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. @ ber We will save youfrom @5 to 66 on «20 Buit or eon she ‘Overcoat. Anns If you want s good Sait or Overcoat for « Boy 13 to 18 years old at $5, g0 to the London & Liverpoo ‘Clothing Co. x, if you want fine Suit or Overcost at $9, to to tte London & Laverpoal Clothing Go ‘If you want 6 nice Bchool Buit or Overcoat for s Boy 6 to 13 years old at 62.50, or fine Dress Suit or Over- ‘eoat at 85, go to the Y LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, | 019 Corner 7th and Gots. aw.