Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY. ER 11, 1887—-SIX PAGES. 3 TELESRANS 10 THE STAR ‘Two Marders About a Mu BLOODY ENDING OF AN OLD FEUD BRTWREN WEsT ViNGENEA FAMILIES, Panxensarns, W. V4., Nov. IL—A terribledouble murder, the result of an old family feud, ts re- porte from near Harrisonville, in McDowell mpiy. ‘The fainilles to the affray are the Tabors Helchers, who, ars, have sought every Gpportun.ty (o take advantaze of each other, dispave avout iand 1 generation ago having been, the cause of the mutual - iil-feeling which has borne such tragical fruit. Their farms jon eseh other, and a day or two agoa mule be- fo. ging to Joba Tabor got into Samuel Belcher’s cornied. Word Was sent to the Tabors to come and get it, but they failing to do so it was locked up in the beicher stabie, “The next day Jobn and Wm. Tabor armed themselves and went to tue Beicher's to take the mule by force. Seeing them coming Suiuuel B icher took a double-barre.ed shotgun and reached the stable before the Tabors, Aquorrel ensued, amd one of the Tabors leveled his firearm (o shoot. Belcuer in an lastant alm hfs shotgun, fired, and Win. Tabor fell dead. Wi wertng wis gun he then tur ats Of he second barrel into the body of John m whic nerd Wimself at on Tabors were eft Lying in the barn until thelr latives came and tox them away. A Rough Traveling Experience. A YOUN LADY PUT OFF « THAIN IN A STRANGE KEGION AT SiGuT. i, Tewx., Nov. 11.—Miss Emma Kohr, a we.l-known society belle of Huntsville, Ala., left that place Tuesday morning to visit trends in this city. At Chattanooga sb Georgia divist n trata fost train on the East Tennessee, Virzi corgi Kalifoad. “Tue uilstake Was uot discovered wniil After the train had left the main line two mies from Ooltewah Junction. The conductor, in taking Up the stares, that her ticket read to Kooxvilie in tead of Atianta, and, stopping the train, put bh Te was aiter 10 O'clock at nigh Ooltewah June t approached her and Of red t prowptly refused to go with thea teu. Finaily, they got to quarre:in 0 Should act as escort, and Sbe escaped by runaius taroagn 4 ¢ fell down and Was severeiy Injured, but managed to flad her jay Duck to the Junction, Where she Was compeLed to Walt twelve hours Wor a Wall James Falis’ Wonderful Nerve. WIS DESPRKATE ATTEMOTS TO KILL HIMSELF BY MOvELNG. Prrrsecno, Nov. 11.—A special trom New Castle, Pa, to the Dispaich sa¥s: Jaihes F. Falls, who at- tempted suicide last Monday, still hves, greatly to the sui hi iclan, Nearly four ounces Of br: aed (rows the sufferer’s head. Dr. Jobn W.W speaking of U vempt, aid fais iy Che most nervy e ever hear lie. Kecent di ats show that after firing the hrst his head, he reloaded brs and second butiet efushing tnrougi bis bi then fell, ex- ‘oa lt of stone and Weeds and Was un- hausted, | » some Une, bleeding profusely. Upon ns aguin, for Uae third Une, gua vocompiete gs undertak> I the UrLgger Of the Weapon was nis rematning strength in try ase tosay good by tonis family.” broke Ingo Waestive here have been filed im the Cireult Court of tais county declara- UUons int | suits for 10,000 each, brought by Dr. J. 4. Fipes, a leading paysician and a member fedueation, one of suid suits being {ae PROpEICLOFS Of Uke Intelligencer, and st Dr. J. W. M ai physician and a mewber of we We SUILS AFOSe OUL Of the publication by igencer and the d utterances bY ting Dr. Pipes con- $ and Miss Greeniee, ard pubite scaool. T most sensations) things and the ase Will attract great attention. & MINISTER REVIVES THE TRAGEDY. ‘The Rev. J. H. Smytu, pp.stor of tne Second Re- formed chureh, York, 1 preached on MEMORY OF AN OLD Snfidellty, and In his sermon gave an illustration of punishin at which befell thirty-six Infidels in New- Fs ago Who formed themselves into ¥. One of the hearers of the sermon was G. B Taylor, a lawyer, president of the Orange County Musical Association, and tenor singer in Ihe Kev. Mr. Smytu's church coir. Ou returniag home he set about in matter. ‘The Society Was formed half a century age, Then a Dlock Where now a Presbyterian and’ Methodist Caurch stad was a pond of water. Near this was @B Old te Wita a hollow trunk. In this they Daptized a cat and gave communion Dread and Wine to adog. Mr. Taylor's investigation shows That the muluister’s statement that within a year from the tle when Lhe sacrilege was committed the entire membership of the society Was extermi- Rated Is (rue. Seven members Killed themselves ‘and five were kilied in r: d accidents, Newport Captured. SUCCESSPUL ATTACK BY THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUAD- RON. ‘The attack on Newport by the shipsof the North Atlantic squadron Was successfully carried out Yestentay. Kevellle was sounded at 5am, and ‘the ships were prepared for action. Between 6 and So'clock the squadron, consisting of the Dolphin, Ossiper, Atlanta, and Galena, steamed down to Point Judith and came avout. Soon after 9:10 two Of the“ newy"s torpedo boats were discovered In a cove, and tue fleet opened fire with Gatiling guns and inusketry, while the fleet's torpedo boats gave hase, soon dispersing tie enemy's boats The Dames suip had alrvady ooened fire off Fort Adams With ber bow guns, amd the fort answered with a heavy dre of big guns Soon the entire fleet was pouring fourth iis broadside ou the fort, while a Fattling fre of Gating gums.and muskeiry was Kept up trom the imatatop and other parts of the snip. ‘The tort re with 10 and 15-inch guns, ‘The rour of art ¥ Was terrific, After a heavy Under-dre fer 15 minutes the fleet passed safely Out of range of the fort's it hay 4 Urough the itne of t Capt the Osatper Was ruledout. After naving passed the fort fect steamed around Ruse Isiaad, north side o C dingioa Polnt, Where they anchored close in Suore. The Galena swamed close to the training. Buip New re, Where she landed a detacu- soe Shipping League Coavention. OV. OGLESBY’S ACTION, | His Hensons for Commuting the Sen- tences of Schwab and Fielden and Allowing the Other Four Men to Hang. Gov. Oglesby yesterday afternoon commuted the sentences of Samuel Fielden and Michael Schwab, two of the condemned anarchists, to im- prisonment for life in the pemtentiary. With the sentences of Parsons, Spies, Engel and Fischer, he refused to interfere. L. 8. Oliver and the three Spless brothers, Christ, Ferdinand and Ernst, were on their way to the governor's mansion at Spring- | fleld, when they were met by some reporters, | who broke to them the news that their brother | must perish. Seen in the uncertain gasiight their faces looked pitiful. Th expressions of pain that passed over the countenances of theyoung men | was sad in the extreme. Tears rolled from their | eyes, and, better than words could tell it, their aogd sh was pictured in their tear-filled eyes and quivering ips, ‘The Mnal decree concerning the doomed anai chisis was telegraphed to Sheriff Mason by t governor at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The formal decision bearing the grwat seal of the State was taken to Chicago last night oa the 9 o'clock train by the governors son and private secretary, Robert Oglesby, wad was met at the depot bY | Sheri? Matson, who will formally receive the war- Fant of the Siate Lo execute Engel, Fischer, Pat- sons, and Spies, Gevrge Scuulling, who was at Springfeld, re- ceived a dispaten from Capt. Black last evening 20 the effect tat the bomb-thrower had been located in New York, and asking the governor to grant a respite of a Tew days till investigation could be had. ‘The governor sald that he had already re- celved a similar telegram from New York. Capt. Biack also Wired Schiling that he would arrive in Springfield at 4:15 o'clock this morning to make another appeal for respite tor Parsons, Gov. Ogiesby’s Decision. THE COMMUTATION OF THE SENTENCES OF SCHWAB AND FIRLDEN. The following fs the governor's decision in full: STATE OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, SPuinarikep, November 10, 1887. On the 20th day of August, 1886, in the Cook County Criminal Court, Augtst Sptes, Alert R. Parsons, Samuel Fielden, Micuael Scawab, Adolph Fischer, George Engel, aid Louts Lingg were found guilty by the verdict of the jury, and afterward Sentenced to be hanged, for the murder of Matthias . Degan. ‘An appeal was taken from such finding and sen- tence 40 the Supreme Court of the State. That court, upon a final hearing, and afver mature de- liberation, unanimously affirmed the judgment of the court beiow. The case now comes Defore me by petition of the defendants for cousiieration as governor of the State. If the letiers of Albert Par- sons, Adoiph Fischer, George Engel, and Louts Ling, demanding “unconditional release,” or, as they expess It, “uberty or death,” and prote: in the strongest language agalust mercy or com mutation of the sentence pronounced against can be considered petitions, pardon, oul unply any guilt whate tuem, Would not be such as they demand, Executive inter Veatioa upon .the grouads insisted upon by tne four abuve-named persons, could in Proper sense be deemed an ___ exercts Of tue constitutional power to grant re. prieves, cominutations, and pardons uniess based Upon the delicf on tay part of their entire Inno ceuce of the crime of Which Uhey stand convicted, ful consideration of the evidence in te ord of the triai Of the parties, as weil as Of all alleged and claimed for taeim out-ide i tae record, has failed to produce upon my mind any impres- ding to impeach the Verdict of the jury o1 Judgment of the trial court or of the Supreme Uhe guilt of all these parties. Sat- eyas I aim of their gullt, { aim pre- considering the question of commuta- of the sentences of Albert R. s, Adolph Fischer, George Engel, and Louls Lingg to unpnis- oninent in the pemitentiury, as they emphatically deciare they will not accept suct commutation, Samuel Fielden, Micnaei Sewab, and August spies | from the city, and he believed the party were anarchists who pi to make the room their headquarters while Uhey perfected thelr plans to blow up Mr. Brayton’s nee. The in of lice prompuly ordered & detachment of his men guard Mr. Brayton’s ani men Fo take te room they will be closely watened, ir. Brayton scarcely thougut there was anything Im ihe siloon-Keeper's Sto"), Dut sald he. was quite It prinved Most's dynamice and bombs, and advi ses to arm themselves against thetr ‘Spare no one, not wife nor child, for freedom which w: m incident In the life of s _AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ‘PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctoncer. SALE_OF A TWO-STORY FRAME 8 Dc ‘virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 1st AUCTION SALES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Smear * Bee OH soos AND UR are smertctna oo # f f a t ! F & | iB ge ij iW Teconclled vo the presence about his residence of of EDWARD F. DROOP, Sole Agent, the police. He ted that he had received a 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No. ¢ . a threatening letter recently. tna ent by which {ollo‘a50, et bea. ome of te land Focus os Wan CRATE OF ENGLISH STONE CHINA, am a is life, He , : MILITIA AND POLICE PRECAUTIONS, ‘The entire 2d regiment was held in readiness in Chicago last night to move at a moment’s notice. ‘The men were all ordered to beat their armory by midnight. ‘The secretary of the united labor party said yes- terday that he did not believe there would be any trouble to-day. His information was to the effect Sirection of eccured thereby. the front of the Preutiees, SP ELEVENTH, ss? was Aso, AT influence of the PAIR OF scoTcH enough to secure his disch: 18 Gid life of idleness and ies Sk MONTHS OLD, (STS : WAGONS, be. 010.2t | {omit superior workoomnahiy, Tanks oH » ‘* Alsofor rent. BAN! * T ties O46 Pet. ow. a HANDSOME CHERRY TOP. Par ee UIsER, BECKER L_.. Pia! THETE RANK as Ni TWEN’ FEET NG, Wi ‘SINKS, pape Eo, Gost 815d. AT ABCTIOR. a= Bus STAM, = 8 4 id H i g EE Qn SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1887, at (Of an Unrivalled Collection of JAPANESE PORCELAINS, BRONZES, 2% “ow. ‘that the executive of the union had simply advised foot TWELV« M. a 'trout of i wid sell | y — the members of the union to abstaln from work on | | A- I. Parsons was a native of Massachusetts, | _1*_ hy fest FUEL Ne Mn rout of ay salearvomn twa Wk FIGHER PIANO SAROR: roLLow: the day of the execution, probubly as a mark of | 2Nd was about forty-fve years old. He aoe me (puomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. Sa nld-2t a a Plielality Sold on ony terme and fox mecees eens tee, Areotter ,Zotund Red orm: | Pave apactal cirectioes ta Dembcenrewtng, ana the CATALOGUE SALE leas, to Feat. RiS's STACMAN. O84 Fane. wi Sen ‘counsel by ask men tome mt HAS “Fa Rome and not goon the warosts ab all. Tanutecture of ex hacer. ‘18H7, at (AS SS THE WEBER PANO Is josives, following the exaun Of Spies and Most, the latter belng the writer of Pampniet dealing with the methods of maki war upon society. For time he was a scout in ‘Texas and was @ ‘dead shot.” He has always been practices, dott very litte. work, ents becoming. Chief Ebersoid said last night a line of — armed With rifles, thrown around the block imme- diately surrounding the Jai! would prevent the ap- proach of any crowds Lo the Jail. Bb compant Of twenty-six men each, all bearing rilles, woul nd the streets in the ‘American tour by Jvsef Hofoan, ‘comuparable i A} & i 2 be posted about the all CURIOS, SCREEN! coat of, 2 velatey, all under command of Capt, Geo, Hub- poems hgh age mob ae peauanemis oS1-dts W. HH corn, to, Pay oat ry the central detail, Squads from com- [qyALTER Be WILLIAMS & 00., Aucti = = ie 3 utes WOU tne entrances to the jail} 8ud advocate of dynamite as her husband was. W mages MAS DOWLI: stock of pianos for rent. The leadiur instruments, tad Criminal Court building. At the ‘conttal scx. | Sue 18 said to have fudian blood in her veins. ‘She ARTICLES OF VEBTU, — ING, Auctioneer. 038 Pes. ot. nw. Ween eens & STAT MAN, ion, the Harrison street West 12ta street, xc v VALUABLE OF GROUND WITH FRAME ‘The whole fornaing one of the most elegant and varied BUILDING, Ow K STREET sOcTHeast: at TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE | st. Baltimore, Md; 1217 Desplat vest Chie: ve ud East ON. IN THE DISTRICT OF i S THE | . eiseereteeatt at aes ea nrveet oat oe se ea neem anencems onset, | eames ey RT tiene | Beate irk Feta SeOONT | eae MILO PAROS GAR OU Serve, ‘whl: Que couipany would be left at each of TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, EuViNtat ar HALE-Past FOUR CLOCK FARE | | ny virtue ef deed of trust from Ante Le Shaw ont Optgt. The eet eee ee Know: Man who Threw the Bomb. | yon tore ta Rasen Hae ne ey AT MY ART ROOMS, inches Uy the dept vod tne elec peat at of lot Si doer Sceria “Csi 837 vanin ive, oemr LOUD at, AN AFFIDAVIT BY 4 NEW YORK CHIMINAL REGARD- | January, 1872, he came to Atherica, and afterward | 11TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | iskuown as No. 1331 Katroct ne, T0i7, folio 50 et sea. waa: ING THE HAYMARKET RIOT. to Chicago, where he had since lived, working as & ‘Terms: One-half cash, balance in one year, secured | District of Columbia, and at the reuse of Hobart D. mnotiem erate peng ey 1118 800, Attorney N. P. Wagener, of 89 2d avenue, New | painter. That year he was a candidate for the WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Ke La a a purchaser's option, Moser, esoguner of The w ©28-lm 937 Pennsylvania ave ow. meer 10th at York, sent a telegram to Capt. Biack, in Chicago, | Position of West Town collector, on the socialistic | ovexmER SIXTEEN, SEVENTEEN, EIGHTEEN, | Si) in too dane pe ery Will be resol at oa ed | Bal toes, ont NEW PIANOS, SQUARE, UPKIGHT AND GRAND, to the effect that he had an amdavit | Ucket. |In the spring of 1880 "he took charge of ig leper cont of rehasee EMBE Ise? AT THREE UC &: tooderate prion aud eaay torn. old tuetraments Yesterday, to the effect thal the business deparument of the A. beiter Zeitung, | 1887, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P. M. nod WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ces of parcels of see meat for 7 Stating positively that the man who threw the | shortly arterward assuming the position of ass0- . = . oo oe taken in payment for Dew. bomb at the Haymarket riot was in New York | clate editor. }HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EACH DAY. ee ae poset ‘ver last night: | _ Adolph Fischer was twenty-nine years old, and aEDE is rn ¥ ae Cokie Ere CoMar Meet Goo ak orale Ree. baad ved in cis country for tite past 15 years. Hie | The Collection willbe on view Monday and Tuesday, *OUENEH OF 40TH AND NTAuETS GONGE: bpd Charles C° Dancanwon, Wiliam. Hawn and are sg ead over ac taaa conpiTio#g Ing to detraud tho Greenwich Insurance Co. in | W8¥a,PuOVet, and was employed in tuat capacity | November 14,and 15, from 0am. 089. m of ORM Doe AEAUCHON. | ON [Scie ae HN F, ELLIS & 00. October and seutenced to Sing Sing for four and one-half years, wrote tome some days ago, and ‘On Noveniber I went tw Sing Sing, where he made an alfidavit before the nocary pubile of the prison to the effect that he knew the man who threw the Haymarket bomb. The uffidavit is substanually _028-1m 937 Pennayivane sve: ts we nent Locket Wis BABY GRAND PIANO, LN GOOD COM iow, with stovl ats banal JOT ELLIS & Co. _028-Im_ 037 Ponnaylvants ove ar te tane Notk at, PRIGHT PIANOS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT cash, and the tu two equal tustalments: at six and twelve months from day of ‘sale, with inter est from day of sale, secured by a decd of trust upon the property sold: of all casi: at the option of the Pur: chaser or purchasers. A deposit of $100 will be required ‘of the purciuaser or purchasers at the tine of the sale. All conveyancing and recording at the expense of the 'H. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK on the! I shall sell the following valuable prop Jota 2x0 each on the west He Was married and was the father of two young ehiidren, Sainuel Fielden, whose sentence was commuted to imprisonment for life, was born in Lancashire, England, in 1847. He ‘worked in a cotton mill from the time he was eight years old Ul he reached plist THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. OBERT VOSE & CO., 300 B street soutucust. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, Ni (BER , 1887, at HALF- PAST FOUR Schou : awed for sal P. M., we will offer : Little used, at low as 1olliows: 1 years: that very desirable propert SF A°strect purchaser or purchasers. If the terzns of the aaleare | © Y®°Y Brices. 475 2,ab thirty-six years of age. I last resided at | Went to Westyn and. Joined: ths Metucuise Bpsco- | Hortesst. The Tot ia ect frostage of 26 fat by “Allconverapsing and recording at purchaser's cost; | Rolcomulied cian mihi, to dagwod the sale the Gh | Go4.tm 9:47 Pennayivani see nee beat ti at 75 east 74th st f a 1 % ject to an aley in the rear, and isim. | a. of 850 re ‘On each lot at the time -~ Tas —— < introduced to Kilmann Seneutz by Wiiheun Senart, | P&l Churen, becoming a Sunday-school superi- | Drove iy 2 three vtors brick ‘Route with amansard | of abe cA dans | CO et the nak aud cont of the deiauitiue purchasercr | PIANOS FOR KENT AT MODERATE PRICE I often heard Scharf speak of Schutz Scharf | (6'the Uuttod wate a docat Breacher. | He came | roof, contaiaing 13 rooms and bath, heated by furnace icnecamene p | H Also Moved, Tuued, and Repaired |. oo told ine Scheutz was an anarchist, and knew all | three years in Cleveland Gost’ ta his. woaldonce in | ad, two latrobes and has ail the modern appolutmenta, E M. CHAPIN, ) 028-1m_937 Pennsylvania ave: he Wehner Sot at about anarchy. ‘This was at 415 east sist street: | Chicago, were he has SNCs Teed. | tour adjacent 0 She Canton Ta PoE age Ae aR: | HH virtue of an order of the, Supreme Court of oa-ata Rw Trustec, | _028-1m_ 037 “ . Mrs. Horst was present. ‘The first tune after that | Chyicfon "Gury we Mas Se iid conned pe a the District of Columbia, passed October 28th, A. HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. S350 SESE Tinos. ROSEWOOD CAB, that 1 saw Seheute was Ou Sunday morning two | .AtécHabl Schau, whose sentence Was com Ae ah invemtinent 8 cannot fall to be remuncrative, | D- A887, in Equity Cause No. 10435, and : aa, Bape carved lors. 7 setae, sah handeomas Weeks later, He spoke of anarcuy, dynamite, and | Saueacion, and in 1860 leased: tie bookbinders | 22fe¢ hundred dollars at wale. ‘Title perfect; terms at | of, the jast will of John K. Condon, late of TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED ON THE | “o2s-Im U7 Pennsylvania ave. ue meat 10th Bt. and of tue bomb at the sheeted He | Trade in ‘Wansenberg: where ho besains aecralit — daly after wo will offer the lot etjotning op | Wills of tee said’ District, im Will Book Ne. oa fa PEA THEREOF BY TWO FRAME BO sks. qa SS e that ue had resided in Cl e, | oa . mmediat adjoining o} Cc Ho. 24 | Wirtue o of trust, duly revo ded N's ROSEWOOD CASI fnd'tuat be had to take his eeape:” asked nit | Hecame, to America and alvo eo Milwaukie in| ene en nid, having stroutage of 0% fot by Gepch | GOs eel aes fr ule ab ate waste fio |x idle Sih tang ttn ta ocntcor Sg | BODO ata waa wea wene OOP © he had Lo inake bls escape. He sald tuat tRe | ne returned vo Cuieago, and. Decame editorial | Mtl-des- ROBERT VOSE, Auctioneer. | eats ailsittated ju the ity of Wank Dontrace | Ristict of Counbiaaihl af he rauont the part o28-1m_ 937 Penpayi got as preseme at tuls inter- | WHter on the Arbeiter Zeitung. WEES & 00, auctioneers. wi e coven | MERT TOUR OChOCK Fall 200 BRADBURY, VOSE & SONS AND Fo aie pong Louls Lingg, the youngest. of the condemned ‘637 Louiniana avenue, ‘On FRIDAY, the ELEVENTH Day OF Nove | NEXT. at FOUK OCLOCK P.M. lot 9 in 20) ‘Stier Pianos in pood comditiens with Hype et onprn heen, anarchists, Wuo died last night from his. selt-in- Opposite City Post-office, | Bit, A.D. lns7, at FOC KU'CLOCK PML, sub lot-"1" | bd alon ot equare 774. as ber pat it ahd cover. 4N0. FELLAS & coe man be tas mosealin: in civers aie Hicted wotinds, was only twenty-turee Years old. a ea tomas oon -Condcn's subdivision of lottweiits-nine (28), | Sci? \Dusissct, improved ty ‘tao tee . o28-1m_ 937 Pennsylvania ave. ti.w, bear LOth at ety | omnvecentid He was born in Baden, Germany, where he was SCELLAN ‘ peqeaes pees Las map he houses on the rear of saud lot. = z Tne id conversation I had wite ven a bed net WIT! UR AUCTION ROOMS, Ball's alley, And ou the sune day at 4:10 o'clock 7 3 f AND OTHER eae ‘x in Febraary at tae given a common scidol education, Leaving his MONDAY, NOVEMUER ROURTEENTE, sub lot “Ce, in last-named subdivision aud sqaure uu: | 2erme: One-tuind cash,” balance in three equat in- | $1 OR id her of Sist sureet and Ist avente, Sei native country, he lived a lew years in Switger- AT TEN 0 CLOG! proved by'a fra yuae. in Bali's alley. Au: the | stallmentain six.twelve and eighteen moutha.for. which JOKN F. ELLIS & 00. Jaud, and about three years agocame to America, and Soon aiterward to Chicago, where he at once became Idenuited With the anarchists. His aulo- biography was printed in yesterday's STAR, Spies’ “Proxy” Marriage. On January 30, 1887, Miss Nina Clarke Van Zandt was married + notex of purchaser, bearing iuterest frown day of sale and secured by deed of trust on property sold, will be taken, or all cash, at option of purchaser, of $100 will be required at time of sale, ‘and all con- | veyancing and recording at purchaser's cost Terme | to be complied with in twelve days from sale, or prop- erty will be resold at risk and cost of detaulting pur- chaser. THOS E. WAGGAMAN,! Tragtoog, ¥ 937 Penna. ave., near 10th et, $1007" ER AND OTBER PIANOS. 3NO. F. ELLIS & 00, 281m 937 Penney ivauinave. MAex en TWO_ CRATES CuOCKERY WARE, BEAUTIFUL ASSOREMENT LAMP AND GAS GLOBES (IL- LUMINATED), FORTY ELEGANTLY-FRAMED OLEOGKAPHS “AND ENGRAVINGS, BOXES Sek AES Site, “Saves VALE, NU’ Ss, ) SAUCES, LAKD, SYRUP. same day at 4:20 o'clock p.th, sub jot “D." in las Subdivision and. square, improved by'a (rane house, in Ball's aily. And on the sane day at 445 o'clock p. sub Jot (140) cue hundr d and forty Buinber 623, improved by a three-story br: No. 42 I street northwest. And ou the ame Crelock pin, subiot “Bin square nuniber 62, iui. ved by a three-story and basement dwelling, No. 76 Wanted me to heip hin Kill a man in 51st street, famed jé Suid the tau wust be Killed in day Lime, be> ause he had $3,000 In bis sale, He showe Sandbag anda Club, T refused to have anything do With him, He said: “You're no good. i than that. 1 was one of the an- ago. Tuurew the bomb. Otuers near 10th at. GREAT STANDARD LN, TH ALSO, ” y WP + ‘Organs of the world, from #22 upward; full ia Cae r,tne bO% proxy” to Spies, the lat- | Lor New AND SECOMMASAND CARPETS, RUGS, | [street poruiwest One WEILLANG, § SNe tucks JNO. T ELLIS 8 CO. meTiug for AG But chavs none of my busl- | tors brother acting in his stead, Miss Van Zandt | -n11-2+ ETC Aud on SATURDAY, the TWELFTH DAY op | _THOS.E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, ne dkis_ | “oT ow 937 Penna. sve., near 10th at. NOVEMBER, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, part of sub Jot one (1), in square number 952, described as fol- lows: Beyinning for the same, 83 fect, 6 inches west, FOS TEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT No, 205 Q STREET NOKTHWEST. satchel, and the oft ab he hi Haymarket peen behind a wagon at and Gretchen Spies, the sister of August, went to riot. It had been agreed Jefferson and called on Justice Englehardt to get CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL FRAME. MITH, AMERICAN AND PACKARD ORCHES- WALTER B. WILLIAMS & s SS tral Organs; beautiful dew: . ame ‘dermte ‘The undersigned Trustee, by virtue of a decree row the bor en the police Luterie: 1 F the soutl id nquate, and runnic : i aay tor GRovr: Eilts e do. Butthe bloodhouuds Cane too Lave, He suid: {| TMPTOXY, aNd, having secured the document, | “HOUSE ANDLGY EMOWN Ai No. L840 THIRD | {hence westand Moning on Sete ly foot hea | of the Suen: Court of tis Biarict of Cala ae 907 Penna ave. boar 10th et turew one biue bean,” He said he was sorry ne | Went direct to the county. Jail with it; They met By vinta Brent a asia ss orth 79 feet G inches. theuce enat 17 feet, and thence | Eauity ‘cause No 10417, ay G I Wi» & B - ; - eS cB w Wite of Spies’ Drotuer’ Ferdinand and a Mrs. | | By virtue of deod of trust, dated, January 22d, gay | south 73 ches. to bevinning. iluproved by | SATURDAY. THE -EWELEA Tete Le ee ee ee: asked hun why | Wendland, Miss Van Zandv’s three companions | 1877, and recorded in Liber No, #40, folio 3: Bhs ADL isnt AT MALE PAS ‘Sos es is three-story brick dwell No. 914 M street th. ust. And on the satue Gay’at 91 part and be sald that he heard land records of the District of Golumbia, and ‘at 4:15 o'clock p.m. part of <0 Ze at. aw. Established 1866. unite in a petition for “executive ciemency.” Fielden and Schwab, in addition, present sep arate and supplementary petitions for the coming: as sal tation of thelr sentences. While, above, I am sSatisiied of the all the “parties, “as found by of the jury, which Was sustained by the Judgments of the courts, a most carefui considera- Uion of the Whole subject leads me to the conclu sion that the sentence of the law as to Samuel Fielden and Michael Schwab may be modified as to excl’ of them, in the interest of humanity, without dolag violence to public justice, Add as to the sald Samucl Fielden and atichael Scuwab the sentence is commuted to imprisonment in the penitentiary for ite, As to all the otuer above- hamed defendants, I do not feel Justified in inter. feriag wWita the sentence of the court. While I would gladly have come to a different conciusion in regard to the sentence of defendants, August Spies, Adolph Fischer, Geo. Engel, Avert K. Par- sons, and Louis Lingg,'I regret. to say that, under tne solemu sense Of tne Obugalions of my office, I have been unable to do so. Ricuakp J. OoiEsBy, Governor.” ‘The following is a copy of the instrument. of- fictaily commuting the sentences of Fieiden and Seawb: STATE OF ILLiNo1s, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Richard J_ Oglesby, Governor of Iiinvis, the Sheriff of Cook County, greeting: Wuereas, Samuel Fieen and Michael Schwab were convicted at the June term, A. D. 1886, of the Criminal Court of Gook County of the crime of murder, and werewentenced to be hanged, and, Wuereas, it has been presented to divers good citizens of said county that sald ‘l Fiedeo and Michael Schwab are it and subjects for executive clemency; Now, know ye hat I, Richard J. Oglesby, gov- erfor of Mitnols, by authority in ine vested by Lue constitution of ‘this State, do, by these present commute the sentence of said Samuel Fieden an Michael Schwab to Lmprisonmeut in tue peniten- tary for lite. In testimony whereof I hereto set my hand and cause Lo be affixed the great seal of the State. Done at the city Of springfleld, this teath day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eigut hundred and eignty-seven, and of the inde- pendence of the Unwed States the one hundred and tweitth, (Signed) «signed R. J. OGiessy, Governor. HENRY D. DewENr, Receiving the News AS soon as the news of the governor's action was | made kc owa in Chicago the relatives of the con- demned men began to arrive at the Jail The first of the women to come was Mrs Schwab. Soon after Schwab was brough: from his cell to the main of:e. His wife quickly advanced to him, and, throwing her arms‘about his neck, burst into Years. Schwab returned the embrace tn a calm r, and soon the two were chatting quietly her. After this Spies and Fischer were brought from their cells and taken to the jail library. Engel was brought to the private office URGING THE KMFORTANCK OF NATIONAL AID TO THE ANT MARINE. ue convention completed its am, Ala., last night. The prin report of the committee on dorsement of the Negley for the creation of @ naval Payment of bounties to Amert- report Was unanimously adopted, the Negley Dill will be urged ean sh ps. and the passage ¢ Upon the next C league, A com- nities Was ayy it upom President Cleveland berore Congress assembles, and urge he myortauce of national ald to the merchant Mari’. The committee will present to the Presi- dent tue league's endorsement of tue Negiey DILL Hon. isreeulove Staith, of New Orleans, said that the recent sictory of the Volusteer demonstrated Tact that the skill of the American ship- Duliders was superior Lo that of foreigners, and on Bis moron the convention passed a resosution Compi:menting the designer and builders of the Victorious yacht. Mempuis, Tenn, was selected 8s the place of Holding the next meet oe ‘Two Stories of Treasury Countesses. From the N. ¥. Graptie. Bank President Burr, of St. Louts, ts one of the most trutaful inn in the West, It may be neces. sary to give this anwurance in connection with a Story which he told last Sunday night in the Fifta Avenne Hotel. He wus speaking of the redemption of mu‘flated money by the United States Treasury, and this is the tale he related: “One of the country Inerehants living down near Sedalia, being aitald Of the local Baaks, placed $1,200 in an old stone Jar on ashelf in bis store. Waen he went for ita Gay 0: two afterward for the purpose of remitting to us, he found It a unrecognizable mass of frag ments, for the mice had found their way into the ar and had almost destroyed his savings, fie sent a etgar-box full of th and | forwarded them to V You belleve it?—the nimb. -Nayere Iedemption Bureau In the Treasury Deparunent Prtched thow fragments together until ouly abous $100 was missing, and the Government sent us buck Deariy $1,100 In good bills. his . Burr,” Said ex-Postinaste drawing way, “Chat yinary ty a of t of ne8 money-counters in fie Treasury, but Wao Was Assistant Treasurer of nt under Arthur, and who ts a very ‘gave we one that rather surpasses Your veraclous tale. Just imagine | am Charley 41 will teil you the story. You know that it is astomary in banks to do Up money in packages ‘Of $10,000 Now, Wisen tue great fre oc. * packages were yne of the special ayvents of the banks to request the Govern some Of the suartest of their have an effort made to identify ackayes. The Treasury Depart- Irnt consented, and tWoof he most acute and Trained young Lalies in the Dur-au Weredispatched fo Chivayo, ahd through the efforts uf Chese patient Women, thousands upon thousands of dollars were Fedee:ned by the Government. And this Was how they did it. They remembered that the ashes of & Bewspaper If Gampened wil nearly alWays show the traces of the printing. and sO Wherever the Packase bad been heid in its original shape they Would moisten Lie apparentiy, useless ashes, and to thei experieaced eyes the number and denom!- nation of the bill would at once be ai it. That Js how some of the Cuicago banks got back quite burned assets after Une on CARDINAL GIBBONS IN Kren MOND.—Cardipal GID- Dous arrived te Kieun wad yesterday morniag from LeSouth In the absener of Bishop Keone Very Van De V¥ver. viear-general of une diocese, cardinal at the train. Me was received ia et manner at his own request, as hedesared Ro dewousiration. After eciebtating mos at the eathedral and breaklusting at tue Episcopal Lane mon the cardinal visited some the Catnoite Schoois abd viner 1b. uLiONs In Lhe ety. He was ‘Met and conilally greet«« ‘by Many oid friends. He Was t leave for Maltimore tats tort . This tote esr oper soe eardipalate of Mr. Folz, This was done for the purpose of allowing the relatives to take their Last inter- Views. “Miss Engel, daughter of one of the con- demnel, next arrived, and when the father and daughter met there waS a very affecting scene. Mra Spies, mother of August, who had jong been waiting outside, was soon admitted. Her sobs could be heard througa the corridors She did not stay long in the brary with her son, and, on her exit from the Jail, Mrs. Fischer was admitted. She went into the library and her lamentations were heard above the tramp of the deputies who swarmed about. But the crowning scene of all was the visit of Nina Van Zandt, the proxy, wite of Spies ‘She Was conducted to the library by Deputy Oie- son. As she walked through the main office she betrayed no emotion. Tae moment she saw August, however, her demeanor completely el ‘There was a look, then a gasp, and the lovers were in efch other's arms. A bevy of curious reporters aud officers crowded up to the door of the library, but it was quickly shut by the deputy. ‘The interview lasted neariy haif an hour. THE CONDEMNED OFFICIALLY INFORMED. Sheriff Matson Went to the jail last nignt to give personal notice to Spies, Engle, Fischer, and Par- Sons that they would have to suffer the extreme nalty of the law. He also wanted to see that deputies were so placed that all unauthorized Peopie should be kept trom the vicinity. ‘The sheriff would only say that noue of the condemned mea showed any Signs of br aking down. Rev. Dr. Boiton, of the First Methodist caurch, called on Parsons His Visit lasted about three minut and bis efforts to get Parsons to consider spirivu: | matters Were of no avail. When supper Was | brought in from a neighboring restaurant all of the arnmackists partook of cream toast. Fischer lodulyed in steak, and Eugie ate some mutton | cuops. Ail toak coffee. CAPT. BLACK’S “BLUFF.” Capt. Black last night served a notice on Sheriff Matson that the execution must not take place, as the mandate was !noperative, illegal and void, and further notified him that if he attempted to ca out the Order of execution he would” be. led re. sponsible as for murder. ‘The sheriff said the threat was only a biufl, and he would take no notice or It. ‘The New York Freiheit of yesterday published a farewell letter from Adolph’ Fischer, dated Cook County jail, November 5, to the anarchist, Jno, Most, He glories in the cause and says: “We laust show our enemies that the anarcliists are ready and wiliing to die for the cause. I have indorsed and praised our true principles and am ready to go to the scaffold for thet.” PREPARING Tit GALLOWS. The erection of the scaffol began at 10:15 o'clock last night. The gallows was put up in the north. east corridor of the jail, where, for ears, Cook County hangings have taken place ‘rhe | Seaffold ts the sais used in the hanging of the Chree Italian murderers, but it has been lengthened. for the purpose of sw! agtog off the four anarchists atonce. It ts painted a dead brown color. MNS. PARSONS PAINTS AWAY. Mrs Lucy Parsons created a scene in the Crimt- nal Court bullding about 10 o'clock. Approaching the door which leads to the jaff-yard, she de- manded to proceed. “Pais was dented, “But I must go in to see my wusband,” exclaimed Mrs. Parsons, “You cannot,” was the firm reply. ‘Then the dusky wife of te aharchist turew up-DeF hands and fell to the floor in a dead faint, It Wook over twenty iminutes to bring her to conscious ness, but, when (his Was doue sue was escorted from building. ‘Was not informed of ‘the episode. ‘THREATENING ON® OF THE JURORS. ‘The lake police are greatly exercised over what they believe tobe an attempt to take the life of Jas, Bray ton, one of the jury that convicted the anarch- ists Mr. Brayton lives at G34 and Lake streets. On Wedaesday three or four men made ay Uon to reat aroom on Stave sireet, about two Diocks from Mr. Brayton’s residence, represent nat they were musicians. The room was to them, and sald tney woald move in the aitermoon. Yesterday a the police refuse to divuige, reported to the that ne had sven the alleged’ must. and he kitew one of tuewrto bes red-uot anarentst Of tue arrest after tue riot and. after walling 10Ur | Do nace gate MT Mat Aaa Ue ale Doenaen, | Feder of tie, erty eechred thereby, T will gu a | subiot two C2) imaguars aumber 992. dtacrited’ as | FM ie frjutot the prewines, ofer Krabich & Bach and other fine pation ‘aad orate a8 axe ‘hich he gave full authority to his brother, or five days to avoid suspicion he left Chi (Bebengt public auction in front of premises on follows: Beginning for the same, at the souiheastern | inenes f fie ne lowest prices and gasy terms. Great Hs th mec de ‘eony ‘ " Henry W. spies to represent him at the ceremony. | NOVEMBER ‘TWEE vTY-SECOND, 1887, at, BALE: | cornet, and theuce runaing, weat along "the Tine et | Mctes out of Lot aix GG), by the dey hand plagos | Plapos aud oncabe toved, excl or Meer att conversation with him Was one week | wrx Ferdinand Spies and Miss Gretchen Spies | PAST FOUR P. M., the following described real estate | south M street, 23 feet 9 inches; thence north, 7 | {4Usre five hundred abd hfty-one (S91), with the brick | rented. Tuning and repairing honestly doue O22 phowed me wo pavces of iron, oF, at east tuey | tier then the whole pary, cxegoe Spies mugeelt, | pork cew (LO) feat bits devth of US tect 4 inchon of | ofall ioe ane tacnee outs te the Place of Pecans | -cterua ot tale, an prescribed by the decree: One-third | JFFALLET & DAVIS PIANOS IPHOVED BY NEW feet; of said lot and thence south to the place of berinnin, improved by a twmstory and attic brick house No: 912 M street 90 ¢ And on the same day ut 4:45 o'clock p.m. part of sub lotone (1), in square uumber 970, described as follows: for the same at ‘Theu the whole pary, except Spies hiunselt, went with Ferdinand Spies to Justice En le hardt’s office on Milwaukee avenue, in the town of Jefferson, “Tuey were reinforced on the way looked like Iron, He asked me If I had ever seen a boo. I told him no, He said these are bom! and asked me if | wanted one. { asked him if they Were loaded and he sal good anarchist would pateota. Uprights s specialty. We. beep stocklof our Pianos. which “are selected with Care for our Washinton agit, aut which will be St the lowest posible ‘nutes and cn most Jot No, 10. in square No, S23, together with the im- brovemenis thereon (5 feet in width scross the rear of Said part of lot can be used as an alley). Terms of sale: One-haif cash, (of which 75 must be cash, aud tire balante in ote aug two years with: Inter fest from the day of sale, for which the purchaser's notes Tured by deed of tr i will be required, sec trust ou the prop” Gyro orall cashat the oy tion ofthe purchaser. After Been nore vate: 4 ” by Miss VanZandv’s parents and Henry and Chris. | paid at time of sale); balance in equal Es at six | the southwest corner of said lot, and runuiug’ thence - te ee eae | ante. EMSs & SAN ce, SSS: never carry anytilug but loaded bombs.” Ite void | ance in equal pei 7 will convey he said property to the purchaser or pur. ere genuine. Sples, brothers of August. ‘The Journey to Justice | and twelve mouths, to be secured by purchaser's notes, | east along the line of K street, 24 fort, inches: | bs d Seite me that those bombs were, genuine, I told him {| EneiGnard’s oMice was, made on foot ic wae aiter | beating interest ven day’ ef selocad deed of castes | Seomee marth GS tool, © tnseees Taseen tet St" poet si00 will be sequired af the tinmeernns fran? nenee did not Wat anything to do with them. my next conversation With iim was oa February 18 Scharf Was present. ‘iney valked about the cor dened anarchists, and Scheutz sald: “if the: hang those men, Grinneil and Uhe welve men must die lise dogs. “muy fourth conversation with hii was about two Weeks later. “He spoke about the bombs, and Said thay he had been present at the meetiag meld in Irving Hall at the Lime tue anarenisis were sen- Uenced, “He had asatchel at that Ume containing Unree Bombs, and he sald Uhat ne Would nave thrown them bad the biooduounds become un- $100 will be required at the time of sale. Ifthe terms of sale are not comp ted with in ten days after the sale, the proitses may be re-sold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser on one week's public notice. All conveyancing aud recording at the cost of the pur- al L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee, 490 La. avenue, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts." nl-dkdis Cc property sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser. Con- Yeyancing, &., at purchaser's cost. 'Terius of sale to be complied with within ten days from sale. nil-codtkdtds "WM. F, HOLTZMAN, Trustee, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME, ROSEWOOD- SOX, BOSTON, StARELR MANTEL AND FLER MIRRORS, WALNUT FURNITURE, &0. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 1, A. D. 18.8, aud duly recorded in. Liber No. 801, folio 7 et fed. Sue ot the Land Hecords tor the ‘District of Co. ‘3 inches, and thence south to place of bee nu am- proved by a two-story brick dwelling, No. "16: “Torus of sale for all the pieces of on Terms of sale for jeces of property: One- third (45) of the purchase money in cash ; one-third +5) in one year, and one-third (5) in Sey le the day of sale; oF allan, at the option of the purchaser or ———— Deferred — to be secured by of trust upon the estate sold, aud to draw intercat at sx pec centum per annum. One hundred (8100) dollars will be required of the parchaser or purchasers on each of seid pieces or parcels of ground fold at the time of the sale i the sates aud if the pure hater or purchasers suail fatto comply with’ the terms of sale within ten days ales 8 o'clock Saturday night by this time. ‘The justice examined his law books, and then the ceremony Was performed, Henry Spies answered to the naine of August Vincent Theodore Spies, and un.ver thls naine Was married to Miss Van Zandt. ‘The bride and her parents Went from the office of the jusiice to the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ferdinand Spies, nov far distant, and remained there over night. ‘Miss Van Zandvis the only childof Mr. Jas. K. Van Zandt, who nolds the position of a chemistin a lange man> Ulacturing establishment in Chicago, and resides in a handsome house in one of the most attractive HANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT AND FIRE-PROOF BUILDING ON THE NORTH. EAS! COKNEs OF EIGHTH AND G STKEETS THWEST, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE TED STATES AS THE BUKEAU OF EDU- ohn . 56 F: = portioas of tne city, The cireumsvances, as re- | Jumbia, and also by virtue of » decree of the Supreme after said sale, the under. aan Peenaplovedatcarponirs sie Pst avenue aud | Rrav'oy Shes mimset, this ‘cly "area olows: | Uuurt' tu tiatit of Galante” pared ie Spun | tiene peeve tno ript oan the mavandcintat || CALIVN) eyes en tore Mr. Wagener said that he had great faith in the | “Duriay the closing days of the fainous trial of the | cause No. 1061. I shail sell. at puolic auction, wishin | Coraismul iis bunctaser. All couveyaucing and re- | | By virtue of e decre in Equity Cause No giavic troin what he Know ot the. case betore, | ABafcals 8 there caine lato Ube court rooin the Lady | Sheatction roving of Wala B, Willan 6 Co. Corner WILLIAM A. GRAY TOSOR, Docket 20, wherein Daniel rratt Wright sl ay When asked why he did not imaxe public the tacts | WH0 1s how to become imy wife, Miss Van Zandt | avenue, on THURDAY, NOVEMBEM SEVEN. LOLS Mew Nore ave, | coupisinant and Rnues C. right ctal ar detentants, a ‘ a before, he sald; “Phe uilldavit Was laade ou No. | ebveted the court room when Assistant Prosecutor | TEEN TH Digs oamimen noe RES OL COK JOHN McDERMOTT,” | T'siall cu THURSDAY, the TENTH DAY. Curcxerrse axv Hannwax Pianos Vember 2, and in German, 1 communicated with | 12s0am Was making one of the closing addresses certain part of the goods, chattels, and per- S10 Penn ave.n.w.. | VEMBER, A. D. 1887, 06 BUCK CLOCK P. M. afer To rent and sold on monthly payment, fe ‘at auction in front of the ‘of forsale min retuises, part ‘of sot ee numbered three (3) in satare numbered tur hundred Ubrariumtna for She maine atthe Southwest ovat of ry beginming for the saine ‘corber sald lot aud runuing thence east, aloug G street borth, AM, sonal property embraced in waid trust and referred 10 in said decree, consisting in part of four handsome WwW "ate-Giass Mantel Mirrors, four handsome French Piate-Glass. Pier Mirrors, ou elegant Rosewood-cage Emerson Piano, six handsome W tue jury, and from that day became a regular attendant 1h the court room to the end of the trial, Finaliy she visived us in Jall, and was formally in- troduced ty me by one Or Our counsel, She had found I wasuelther &n ignorainus, a monster, hor Ue counsel for the couuerned men and acted ac- cordiag to his instructions, I went to Superta- tendent Murray to-night and asked him to search the prewises occupied vy Scueutz, aud be told ine Executors and Trustees under the last 029-atonolg *“Willof John Condon, deceased: S@- THE SALE OF THE WEST FIFTEEN (15) fect of sub lot 5 by the depth thereof, in square 528, improved by two-story brick dweliing, No. 311 Hi oA ~ j : : thirty-mine. amd. twenty that it would be necessary for me lo get a Warrant, it Chamber Suites ot the best make and very costly z pn AE TE x . re T have no interest in Lue case ovner Unan common | 4 Least, and we became interested in each other, | Plush varlor Furniture, M. T. Tat Plush Lou street northwest, is Psst Pane account of the in- | hun cS }) te thecenter of a ser Eat r reement.” clement weatier,| NOVEMBER FOUR- | thence west seventy feet, and ‘thence south along! eh xk RN AA Semnaity. 10m S68 sn anarchist, 8 socials, nar | Satt t et oetvived 9° 9 amen semen” | Rae eee Snie, Cork Tea, Bs TEEN Ise?" same hour aud place. Alsoyall of | street west trty-iine abd twesty badredine (Uso K REN AA Zen alt weap belive tat the SSS See feet warren n worumqus, | te eats Geaatins sane St a ite | ete eae < PS contents of tne aifidavit are true.” WORKING SIDE BY SIDE WITHOUT KNOWING RacH | —D11-¢ — oned until MONDAY, NOVEMBER | cupid vy the United Staten as the Isurvau of halneation FOURTEEN, FOURTEEN (H, 1887. for same cause,’ at same hour and place, "Also, parts of lots uine (8) and. teu (10). in square O62, having a frout on Massachusetts avenue Aud Hi strect uorth of 1 feet; that is to say, 10 feet on the northwestern aide of lot § aud 5 feet on the eastern sid of lot 10, and rup.ng paraliel with the line of Givision between lots 9 and 10, irom Massachusetts avenue to H street north, improved by a three-story frame dwelling, No. 229 Slassachnsetta avenue nord. ued until MONDAY: NOVEMBEI at same hour abd place, desu ‘were to have occurred on THUKS- OTHER. Several years ago Wm. Donmoyer, of Bath, Pa., went to Allentown and found employment in tannery. The employe who worked next to him was Victor Donmoyer, A few days ago they found Ume tor conversation, and Victor said that his father had enlisted ip the 47th Pennsylvania regi- mnt, and Was shot and kilied in battle. Willian told d similar story. ‘Thetr place of birth corre. sponded, wre ‘The Death of Lingg. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPKUVED Louis Lingg, Who exploded a small dynamite cartridge in Lis mouth, in the Chicago Jail yesver- day morning, died at 2:45 in the afternoon, ‘Twenty minutes before that time his heart began Wo fall, and it was plain to Dr. Moyer that he was dying. Up to withia five minutes of his death he was conscious and then he begun to fail rapidly. ‘Two wiguies. before Ute Laiai’ mowent bis eyes fertus of aule—Oue-fourth of the purchase money im canitaud the residue in three equal instalnwente ai re- Syectively one, two and three stare tron the ‘day of With interest at 6 per cent. per annum, pays Seml-aunually,. The deferred payments to be secured by the purchaser's notes aud deed of trast on the property or all the purchase money cat be paid in cast, wah deposit of 8500 will be required at the time of le Ai conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's coat it the terms of sale are not complied with within UNEQUALLED IX TONE, TOUCH, AND DURABILI 2" SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A ne assortment of TP RUSTEES, REAL ESTATE, ON THE COKNER OF VER- MONT AVENUE AND 8 STREET NORTHWES I, By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded. in Liber 1142, folio 33 et seq., of the decors 0% the District of Columbls, and at the request of the party thereby secured. wo will sell, at public auc. ton, in front of reinises, NO- eee pear ORE 4M fOgE YCLOCK P.M., part of iot six (6), in 1 subdivision of square three hundred and thirty-four cas {oF the sameat the southwest corner ia Do N or Prncuase 1 feast twenty-nine [BER TENTH, 1 twenty days after sale the ll be resold at the v0 7 ‘THE EMERSON PIANO. opened, he cast a look around him, Bis hed | sister whom he had never yo eye ak Ww sak and cas of te See pi. ethene EG Grooped, and that was the last Sigu Of Ife mant- | Hot tell whether he was that Drother or not, but | {not Vermontavenac, theses sourseeat ts the place ork a aan Siete pat ba Over $1,000 nowin use. fested,. Dr, Moyer linmediately telephoned for tue | Victor was so deeply Interested that he determiued | of bexinning, Sj eid WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO.” | Second-hand Pianos and Orcas at prices from @30 corousr. to luvestigate and both Were soon convinced by | °‘Tmproved by s one-story brick store. torn pod Fe ee! cane pL Ly - PE ‘tae explosion in Lingg’s cell created a great sen- | proof that they were brothers and ty Way Of Cole. | ta ee eal by ae ree eae | n10-kds Will of Joun i Ooudon, deceesell 3 set Tangest aesortwent uf ras Mae 10 Oe e jai A .2 prisone! wer Lwo hu “alin evel ne} Lay . ra ~ “ = = = v A cl s Y i jon in the Jail. All Cue p sy over two hun. | Drating the event they took a day off | Victor was | ny purchased, or all cash: at the option ot the Pet ——= £2- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac- red, heard tie report. Who'carried the news Unit Lingg had used such deadiy means to make away With himself to ue other anarchists, ‘The jailer approached Parsons’ “Lingg has killed niinseli,” said Mr. Bui, eat God, 1s tut $0?” excldlmed Parsons, “Yes, 10's a tact,” was the reply. “Well, my God,” exciatined Parsons, “I wish I had some dynalnite myself, I would kill myself Jailer FolZ was tne one couutof the inciewent weather uutil THURSDAY, NOVE 'EENTH, same hour and piace. by order of the Trustee. apt 915 Fat Ghaser. Adeposit of $100 required at the tiiue of sale, ‘Terms to be complied. w.th in ten, days from time of sale oF property will be resold at the fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ‘seven days advertise- rent oye SETH Ke EDSON. } . CHARLES B. BAILEY,S Trustees. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, DIT 16192342 grandfather,” Wiillam ‘and his sister were born a lew years later, and after the death of their father and mother they were given to Simon Bortz, of Greenwich, Berks County, to raise. From that ‘Uine until Wildam went to work tn the tannery tn Alientown they never met. Taelr grandmother Still lives in Allentown, Sue had frequenty wld Victor that he had a brother and sister, but did FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE TWENTY SINGLE AND DOUBLE SLEIGHS SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP, To be sold at my auctivn rooms TUESDAY, NO- coment PLFTEENTH, 1887, at ELEVEN 0 LOCK. ‘deed of trus tto the 1887, avd recorded os d , J 5 cash ni0-its at rout | | We have Just received @ lurve of new only too quickly. not know where they could be found. Victor IHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer. eon NUVEMBER FOUL. w. ‘soll! ‘white Book Aligust Spies Was then Informed of the tragedy. | and Wiliam are married and thelr sister lives in d Sea SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate | "['HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. isu7, at FOUK O'CLOCK P. M., all of lots for 1c. per pi = the West, Berar iong) Enos tf et 43, are Nr - We sere You To Exauxe OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FUR- XITURE, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING. IF STYLES ARE NOT BETTER, AND PRICES 48 LOW FOR SAME CLASS OF NTH, 1 “I expected nothing else,” sald Spies, quiet; rt “Ever since the finding of the bomus in his last Sunday I Was satistied that if 1 was possivle he would make away Wicu himself, For my own and iy comrades’ sake fam giad he is out of the i Lingg’s death was in keeping with nis life, In 1SS3 lie Was forced to Jeave iuls native town in Ger- many. Atter a good deal of wandering about Germany he finally lauded in Switzerianu. ‘There he continued vo ight the “blues,” as the social democrats are called by tue red fuudwers of Most. Iv Was then that the Oozial Demokrat, the oiticiai organ of the German soclailsts, published a notice deciaring Lingg to be an iniormer and spy of tue sixty-one and sixty-two, in shoe- ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUK- AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of, ‘equity cause} og Making Barrels. ANEW SCHEME WHICH Is WORTH LOOKING AT FOR FUN. From the Chicaxo Herald. You wouldn’t think ‘that anything new could be written about such a homely subject as a_bar- rel, but a decidedly new departure 18 to be chron- icléd, ‘The barrel of commerce is made by split- Ung the log into polts about 30 inches long. ‘The boils are placed in a large vat, subjected to an in- tense steam heat for twelve hours, and then, While hot, are cut up nto staves. After five or six PIANO-FORTE, BY MUN: “ORDER, PLUSH PARLOR ES. "BRUSSELS AND INGEAIN CARPETS, HANDSOME WaL- NUT CHAMBER SUITE (oosT e250), Haim | “7, AND HUSK MATiKESSES, MARBLE TOP | interest at six per: TABLES, MIRKOR, MAHOGANY CHAMBER | of trust. ‘Title wood, FUGNITURE, MAHOGANY DINING TaBLe, | of sale. a ‘Trustees, MAHOGANY ' SIDEBOARD, MANTEL CLOCK, LOUIS P. BHOEMAKER,} W. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Auctioneers” Rd & CLARK, IN-GOOD SUTiES He auctt tr RY, THE TWENTY HIGH DAY OF AD. 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the éast half of lot numbered ealue, between 43g and Gth streets souitrwent Magee Ey sawelling:hotae and lange brick stables ‘erins of sale: Que-third (+5) cash, and the balance of porenese: mouey in Ce} pawl ya anenoen ‘cacceied Fest from day of sale, the payient thereof be secured by the promissory ‘notes of the purchaser of purchasers of all the purchase money can be Daid On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIF- | "['20MAS DOWLING, Auch Mili sell at rociduace Me ae Minton ven e boniced | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND Ix 34 ad Gth streets n.w.. very excellent collection of | yr MINGLASD BLACH” IN THE COUNTY OF Rousehold effects, A’ portion of this furniture was ‘ mado vy the iste Samuel Kirby. By virtue of a deed trust, dated 233d day of Octo- 'N. B.—House for rent; for German government. In 188 he came to America. | months of alr-drying the staves are ready for the sale or ou ratifestion a apply to James | ber, 1888, and wuly recorded in Liber No. 1301, 4n New York he stayed onty a iew days, and then | lstng (or Jolning) machine. This com. | court. A lien reserved on the Ratan 606 Ste oes eg of the Land Kecords of GOODS AS CAN BE FOUND, WE DO NOT provecded farther west to Chicago. Here he joined | pleted, the staves are In proper condition. for the | mouey ahd tatereat “No deed: diver: Wael ai MAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. 48K YOU TO BUY. Fegunred when property is knocks done: San cots trith within ton days after sale the Property wil be ot sold atria and cost of defsulting purciseg: Touistane' the North Side group of Uwe 1uternatiouals, and soon began the manufacture Of Lue boinds, One of which was used at tue Haymarket. Wuen two policemen went Uo arrest ulin tue uext day one of Uhem entered his rooin While the other stayed out- cooper, Who trusses them (al them in bar- Tel forin) and cuts the chine and croze, after which they are ready for heads and hoops. Shaving, planing and crozing machines are used in the Manufacture of common ‘and in each bar- JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. USTEE’S SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF ELEVEN OF THOSE, FINE BIACK DEI. : INGS, ON EAST, CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND REETS: Ww. H ROEKE, Side the uouse. ‘The latier soon heard shouts for | rel there are 16 staves. ‘Tue new barrel 18 made ‘Otice 460 THIRD STR EAST, AND ae ese... uelp, and running into Lingg’s roo, found tnat | of two staves. In an establishment where| THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. co Ag seeaalles STREET, IN THEBAME Hu . the dnarehist hud turown uts partner on tue floor, | they wre manufwctured this Week T,suw al elim | eg-rap ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED ON AC- AER an xa Stoves. and Was ouly prevented from shooting him by tne | log, 31 inches long and 24 inches tn diameter, rest- | count of ii ‘of the weather until WEDNES- Colaaabi ta Baus’ > iceman WhO had ayrip on the revoiver Whica | ing in a steam Vat. A crane, operated by steam ite: Insurance! In selecting a Heating Stove tt will be to yourinter. ingy Was endeavoring Lo use. ‘The second officer, aller a desperate struygle, succeeded in piacin, tue “come-alongs” on bis Wrists, Piacing a pisto! Ww his head, the policeman ordered hum to come ‘va. Albert Grant et al., I will, sell_at ubue Suction, in front of the FIPTEENT DAY OF ROVEMBE 1 O'CLOCK P. M. (sale eat to inspect our immense aagort:cent, etabracine all and the latest designs, which we ar offering at low prices. Keeping only first-class mechsnica, we are wer, grappled the log and swung it into position fi'the'muchine.. ‘This wonderrul plece of ihechas. ism clamps the log exactly in the center and iin- mediately begins a motion of 50 revolutions to the prepared to do all kinds of ‘the best on, bUL Lingg refused to move and said: “Shoot | minute, When the log commences to revolve in ree ee St meres te Soma iné, shoot ine.” ‘the embrace of the machine a knife 1s fed directly salty onoennee. — On to the outside of the log, cutting off a conunu- Au Orderly Demonstration of Protest im New York, Last night's parade in New York, intended asa Protest against the hanging of the Chicago anar- chists, was a peaceable affair, About 500 men turned out, Two hundred policemen accompanied the procession, The procession was accompanied by three bands of music with muffled drums, who played the “Marselilaise.” Many red flags draped wita black Were carried. The line of march was down Broadway to Vesey street, and thence igh Park Row and Bowery to Union Square, waere a meeting Was beid, at which resolutions condemning the execution of the condemned men were passed. Herr Most and other noted anar- chists were to have spoken at the meeting, but this part of the program Was abandoned. ‘The lice Unink Uhat it there had been any tery speeches here might have been trouble, ‘There were a few black flags carried as well as red ones, and some (ransparencles, bearing such mottoes as “Ye soas Of toll aWake to glory ws against iiberuy.” | “Beware the Insurrection “Alons Enfants de la Patr.e,” &c, The dead march in Saui alternated With the Marseliaies hymn trom the bands. The police escort did not march directly With the processioa, The demonstration was dis— Unetively one of silent protest. ‘The mournful music and the absence of all shouting and disorder uced an unique effect. When the procession reacued the City all Park it formed on the plaza before the hall and then massed silenuy fora while upul the order was given to move on. A strong Teverve force of police were distributed in the neighboring basements and cellars. Sketches of the Seven Anarchists, August Spies, Who {s about thirty-two years old, came Uo this country When sixteen years of age. He had ttle schoollag in the old country, but has always been a student on his own hook. He fave up this occupation when" he was twenty gave was twent Fears Of age, and. tramped nt ‘the West and South for a couple of years. W! he went back to Chicago, and soon ous sheet the proper length and thickness of a stave. In this way the entire log 1s ulilized as ‘stave material except about 6 incues of the core or heart, which is practically worthless. On the opposite side of the cutting-knife, and revolving upon the surface of the log, are’ two cylinders, being held thereon by the sae mechanism which teed the knife to the cylinders measures if and solid stave material. In the suriace of these cylinders is a knife, Which i8 forced Into the sould log, cutting off a sheet, Which falls on to a con- veyor in the periect” form of a half Darrel, ‘This half barrel, which has just dropped from the log, 1s completely chined, crozed and equalized. Its'external form 1s superior to any work whicu ‘the most expert Teun execute. It 1s mathe- matically “true.” ‘The chining, croding and equallz, ing have all been done by the same knife, ahd the perfected half barrel is the result of cue single mechanical revolution. ‘Phe elm log referred to remained in the machine fifty seconds, at the expiration of which ume it had been converted into thirty-four staves, or material for seventeen barrela ‘The staves are dried, listed (jointed), and then receive head und oops. two hundred W. & JENKS & CO, THE ABOVE SALE BONED by conseut of ELEVENTH DAY OF hour and place n7-d&ds te- THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER poned until MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOURT St abde ar and Place ears d ‘Trustee, JUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. -ECUTORS’ SALE OF BUILD! LOT_ ON REAR THINTEEN-AND-A HALE BIMERT THURSDAY, No’ (BER 17. aa a > i? it ty Jilin penmense faa Se i a ERVICES OF Ax kd b i Es i x H ks Ht hi i 3 7 i for 900 Sth st. aw. Boat 8 t A it i a i fo SE: is By il & :