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The sun., 1873-08-26

MI JosEPH ARcH, the leader Of the Eng
lish agricultural laborer.' movement, who IL cN-
pected to arrive here within few days while
speaking Of America before hl' departure, said
that "if he found there home for the agrlcul-
tural laborers Of England he should tell them so ;
but II he found that farmers In America were
men who wanted both sides Of the bargain he
would advise them to stay In England. II he
found that America was tie true home Of the
wurkingman, where the son Of the poor man
could sit down by the children Of the rich, and
where they would have full electoral power, he
would stand ON her shores until he had drained
the laboring serfs out Of England" Mr. ARcu
Is likely TO ind that American farmers are the
same az English farm ors-they pay nigh or low
wages, according to the scarcity or Ghundance
Of labor. There are no ready-made homes here
for immigrants, but an industrious persOn can
easily make one, and he independent. The son
Of the poor man cannot force his presence on
the children Of the rich, II the rich don't choose
t. associate with him, any more thar in England.
The agricultural lanorers Of Great Britain are
welcome aud there Is plenty Of room for them
whenever they choose To- come.
The sun., 1873-08-26
Pool selling on the Long Branch Races,

good attendance at the West End Hotel b,luHd
room tonight, where Underwood sold pools for
the races tomorrow. The following WAS The
average:
FIrsr R,cp-w whisper t21, So; stoneheure, 81. isi
Msrlke. tlsi tl2 -
SEUuND kAuR.- rw0mic heat race, ftiltt '1 nA .
mi a heat race vii be suhstutg4 SN 30 fr,t AItei
enc to second aud - tu thlrt. GO.ut4i, g., iuh
60; Mary Constant III . a..
SELLING RNcE -Rusintss. s9o, t}' Hsu.coN.hH
So; Ray n'y, by Bacon, ~ - ry, tI' h''
MlustTul, ., u BOughraIns tAtrts, a..
The sun., 1873-08-26

The Supervisors Committee resumed thoiI In
yestl CATION OF the unequal and excessive
the Twelfth, Nineteenth and rwenty.ecC'rd Wards
yesterday. As II WIS not generally kup~u that the
committee were to meet, the number NJ complaints
entered Wa sInR u. Tho cuniIlice vii hold hnHl
session to-day. the meeting Of the Supervisors
etftehber H. they iutg nd 10 Atk tor power " ca
anime the tax rolls Of all the wards.
The sun., 1873-08-26

The suit brought by the Richmond county
Board OF supervisors against the County Treasurer,
Mr. Nnant has been compromised The SUIT Vas
brought To recover about tIouO, and it was settled by
the acceptance from Mr.. Win,nt of Sd56.lt in ttl.
lhlte lhllAtl items are composed ~ Nis 7uln Wa
Tor interest upon money of the county, Tor VIII en-
". "-AlI wac resp u'lut, Gt49't0 ~ lhc NHll'hal
Park H'uN Sllt tor uiirc rrut aid Sau f1r Ill f't
,N'rr srrNI,rs-the two latter items having been al.
loved % Tie previous Board " super sOr,,
The sun., 1873-08-26
\ NlrIIIndi.l GirI sMenrIng.
FROM o">,. Ao.y'. sp,oca % me syaoe,u H.,

~ y" "UI'' % " 'VIf'H 10 Wt 00UtFeIU H'I0UcW
rH isil.
Al th" time of IN" Avcrill raid up the
x 'an 'ke Valley, when General fitZ lre was
alter MINI there ere some strt stlarS. Mean,
trit Nt- acnu"mHu, his wife, and "A
duughtel, an 90 whom belonged to the Method
ist lLmcu, ANA !, ry good people. This gir was
walking IN ia" "Hrden, which was Onthe bank Of
hUNtr' very steep, WLtu, coming "a II suddenly,
she s'w Yankee soldier coming up the bank
" lthuut st.Vrtng To- consider she stopped
down picked up a rock, and said, "D-n You.
haud me tlui uu-ket." He was so completrly
taken Az tck that he gave mp his musket, and
was marched prisoner into the house.
The sun., 1873-08-26
Thr Co-l Of nnunlnp lhc l.o,rrnmrn1.


vii lam g. France wiz arrested yesterday
morning IN The Holman House by Order Of Atom. lrrn
Judsou Jarvis Of the shcIihs oiucc, on an ordr from
Judge p~ulor based tho affidavit Of Felix NcCils,oy
In lSll France collected claim of t6Hn uurIhud of
ch was the legal proI,ry of MI NCt iu k'N France
Wri TO Missouri Iusi ricr % oollrrilo" ~ "a" claim
state. Ral wuf hxed at 81 $50 rnr lion, benjamin
ODl htlAAu uLe VI lhc hurl tlrs.
The sun., 1873-08-26

The troops Of Gen. SrANLEY's Yellow
stone expedition have had some sharp dchtins
with the Indians, and are likely 10 have more Of
II before they are through. But the country
will lie lratlned To learn that the distinguished
young hero. Leut.-tol. fHID. GRANT, whose
modest merit has given him an uurrecedentediy
rapid promOtIun over tie heads of many officers
who have seen hatd service, " out Of danger,
having left the e1l saitun before IL got into hot
water.
The sun., 1873-08-26

"The Constitution snys that all irinis shnii
I've by jury. and the accused II entitled. not TO
he first convicted by n court uud then to be ac-
Guitted by "A jury, but to be convicted or ac-
aniited ~ TIB FIRST INSTANCE BY u
Iury."- SAM XII BLATciuoRD.
The sun., 1873-08-26

T.
The second race was the absorbing feature NJ
the day-a purse Of t6,UJO free for all. There
were six entries, VIZ: Henry, American Girl,
Lulu, Goldsmith Maid, Judge Fullerton, and
Lucy. Henry and Lucy being Withdrawn tue
other four appeared. Goldsmit h Ma i as lT,t
choice at $50, the feld selling Tor SO In oOn-
sequence Of the sudden death Of Dan Maces
mother yesterday In Boston, III the sith year Of
her aye. Thomas Carpenter held the rlb0ona
over Judge Fullerton.
FIRST HIAr.-Ancr sixteen tedious scoring. n,
turn with Fullerton ana the Mad oI heir icc. asd
American Girl very Close 10 the ~. tn. Mald
gearsi Tic hili'mlis Poie Lulu vent 10 h Al, ~,
reached the hslf.iul pole IN '-h vJ lcug,i. aheii
vi the Glr Wno led Pun rton tnr,e lene a., Lulu tso
nOOy, closing ON the Gis al the three quarter pole AID
- they ctne dow ne he me slrt en- Ia Mad elJs.ed
ton aueck behind Lulu thr,e lengths 10 the ryaf,
sEC9ND HEAr.-At the ngst scoring taey got "a word
The Maid made one OF -kip- lh the turn buf s0oa
Powered and TOOK the ad, 1innLs tue quarter pole
u ~ seconds ami the half male pole IN % three
"a front OF American 1Iri. vac led Lu.u tao lengths
90 thS front, passing Lulu handsomely. and closed
!is SlIl' AZ thti Iurtti INTO thc home 1T .Ma
The .core carried tue or on ner feet aui p her,
Guldsnith Maid crossed IN. score t ee ieng ilad
Of ull, r,on ~9o led ine uirl iengtn' Lulu I"o
rIiIrp liE,r.-Tne Mad led at the quarter pole IN
sad uiri Second, Lulu IN "a, raii Ft6ia fourth
her feet and tnrn he closed the dsyusht 6ctsecn him
seh and the Girl. Al the trte-q pole he carud
came home. GoHsmlth Maid crOssed the sc,sc iat /
tS @ se1t ''1r n"fS w 1as On any course tugL
tnree lengths, lgadins Lulu four Lengths. Fuieroa
drG' 'nng cheers - lhey returned u the judge stand
rur.s ,s'o liee Tor all ssOo to hrst s50 10 Sec
fudi nCole's o. N. Goldsmith Maid. ............l
y Putets 3. m. American GIri ..........
D
The sun., 1873-08-26
The philadelphia Moruu, scnrd,I

PnILAnEI PHIA, Aug. 25.-Alderman Butler
a'"r'd today That "n the return of Coroner Brown OF
hs city from HIS Colorado trip hc would issue An order
ior WbMr ~ 9n the same charge that lls deputy ts
mead party here II carried ou,. - Wv '''FN'
The sun., 1873-08-26

BoS1oN, Aug. -. Miss Lizzie A. Stewart
dauihi"r ol 'o'sn Arsei stewart of Falrhaveu, and
MFs Io7,Ha Ioroy Of Boston, on SATURDAY laat went
~ ~ Da'l4g Al ousslt, snail island near Falmouth
hty Eul 1 L"ll lhrr dcpth Rhl their Crics for non
mnnght ~. HarN DAVE, ~ Falmouth 10 their a,d
were ulUWAtd, ~ 80 '"' w
The sun., 1873-08-26

For the accommodation Of uptown rcsidents advor
themcuts for TuE sus viii be received at regular
rates at the uptown Advertisement Offices 5iH west
Thntysecond street junction Of broadway snd sixth
Avenue. and 3Os West Twmtvihird street. opposite
Granu opera House, from - a. NJ. to $40 T.. n.
The sun., 1873-08-26

The Maine Democratic Convention COM
plains OF "thc -educti n Of Democratic mem-
bcrs Of Congress to- the corrupt schemes of the
Republican party" That won't do. The Demo-
cratic members of Congress were all old enough
to know when they took what wasn't theirs and
they must bear the responsibility.
The sun., 1873-08-26

result Of the failure TO hold former Offend
ers to a suitable account. We may now,
however, expect wiser and more adequate
action in such cases
The sun., 1873-08-26

viii not Prof. II, IL. TnURsToN OF the
Stevens Institute Of Technology At Hubuhen
gNe TO the public such information as will solve
tie riddle of the award uf przes foI sewing
MAchInns Al NirnnAI
The sun., 1873-08-26

It seems that Gen. BFN Butler Is not
the author Il the phrase so popular during the
war describing negro slaves as contrahands.
That phrase was the invention Of a Massachu-
setts captain, and BUTLER merely adopted II.
But he was smart To adopt II that T. certain.
The sun., 1873-08-26

Ths insurance companies and fire commission.
tts lhtQuHhoW The country urgency ulul1u,i the
ule OF lratts Astral On,-Adp, '' wv
The sun., 1873-08-26

DIR. u. G. MARSH late Collector OF Gus
toms at ri Paso del Norte, Texas. Ia accused OF
grave offences against the revenue and against
the property Of private citizens. c. CALDWELL,
who succeeded MARSH on the lat OF June. was
Informed that there was a large quantity of corn
at Fort Quitman that had been imported from
Mexico. No invoice or entry of this inportu-
tion could he found, and the Collector was
about to seize the corn when the owner pro-
duced evidence that he had paid the duties IN
full to Dr. MARSH. The latter. hearing OF the
affair, handed to his succe ssor $2'3D the
amount received by him from ASGERsTEiN.
Soon after, eleven thousand sheep were seized
their importation not having been entered on
tho Custom House books. The owners protested
that they had paid duties in fun to DR.. MARSH.
The latter has failed to explain what he did
with the money, aud as there is no written PROOF
that 1t was paid g. him. the innocent owners OF
the sheep will lose their property. within about
twenty days after his appointment CALpwErL's
attention was called to twenty different IN
stances In which MARSH had pocketed duties
and omitted to enter the importations on the
hooks nf the Custom House. That was his way
Of practising addition, division, and silence.
The sun., 1873-08-26

A. s. VAN DYKE, Treasurer OF Winne-
bago county. Wisconsin, was unable to account
for s4,cco. and wrote letter, dated August 10,
10 the County Clerk. conveying his resignation
and stating that he would soon Ice fugitive
from Justice. lie had been Treasurer Of the
county since 1869, but appears moi TO have erred
from duty until within the past four years, dur
ing which there have been SO many examples of
corruption in high places.
The sun., 1873-08-26
THE HAMPDEN PARK RACES
ANOTHER COLLTSTON tyD pyv
AWAY ON THE TRtgI

Castle Boy Twice Throwing hi. Driv.. a..
James Winning the 1tlg Race nnd 60
smith Maid the Free for All, Tro,tins ,s.
Last Heat In 2itg. nv
SPRINGFfELp, Mass, Aug. 25.-Noor,s
twenty thousand persons witnessed the ,ros,,,-
races in lIampden Park to-day The vc,,,d.
was all that could be desired and tho ,r,., -
tp-trp order for fast time For the nrs, r,co-
the 30 class there were sixteen entr,,s. ~,
nine horses put in An appearance. st. LAM,
was the fayorite at lJ0 Brother jonathan oo.
field, 80.
COLLISION AT TUE SCORE
quarter pole Id seconds wth Monte uSrra" Sna Won ,bs
secured Tie hafne pole ia ivy 6iS eng,S III IN ,,as,, ,tms,
OF Joe Brown ~ho TOOK Moie Gorr.s Place B,a,Ssas aSss
manned sroISd 70 The hone rettb a. INES so5 s ns I
Era! rowh n 6a fg Nsr sS&Y" S& VES 1s'e %! D y% % !s
Boy, reached the score h. came In collision Nttu tbs
as Il s one afy x nS dass Some Ee9 n:c % osS
track 1t 4. "a nirecie tnat ne was not kined.
and was %aaI m spTS"dcg Su H. crS% gyu cac BSy
.aaa9 c9 59e a, 1a t9 2uaI'& Ill., 80 ee939 aP,
Went qr md brother Jonathan won the pole In l'il3
lrot ~, va. iar lipd. B,otler lpaaihin came aa.
der tho wirc winner OF the heat In 29i4 Joe Brown
second dead heat between Il. james and Lady Baf.
kcr.the othcrs scattered.
cs s1 'osA a 10y h5H 3 10y .cs 9snI no Si.ts o P21 81
= second, and .hs haif.mle poie IN qIis,t b M
back stretch II. James Lady Bifacr, and joe Br1Sa
were nearly SIDE by sid'. X. James came down ma
hOme stretch leading and erased the score ia S5t
/ dy BARKER srcOnd Joe Brown third and BrOlhct
Jonathan fourth.
4 SERIOUS RuNAwAy.
=. FovRrn HHAr.-lsoden roappoared behind Casts
Boy. As they tcOti ~ Castle Boy over A
policeman, which threw ttOdcn again from hs seat
The morse dashed pen mcll through the crow rtnns
over rails and running into several vehicles M
dcstrnction wherever he went The police rsctne3
Injury, while ROlen Was cirrel 70 the baIx N 'ha
riyer serously hurt ats head ulcedlns prolu fy ana
his face ant clothes hesuearud with bioIi. IT, VA,
nicrWard tascn IN carriage to springfield TOR ucie
nsststance. Caste Boy being withdraw. tie o'ler
res got the word. Molly Morris took tHe oti ard
won hc quarter pole IN t5H seconds and h.d no he
htlfmhr pole In i:l2 On the back srefcu Lady B,rker
went to the front, Nth jpc Brown on her hpeist 81
James the fayorte, was ipnr,h. ana creeping along
steadily LAZY Birscr Won TIE neat ia lli, Joe Brosa
FfFrH HEAT-St. James sold to over the Heid ana
kept the le I'd around the entire cuurse retci1g -
quarter pole IN "a seconds the halfmis pole nj III
st. james and Morris neck ald neck ahe t,sv
reached the thrce.qusrter pOlc. st. james nais
rap burst Of speed ana wcut 70 The front, aluunsbs
heat and race In 2:.9, Joe Brown second Jonathan
third, Brace Bcrtram fourth.
Purse tisO for horses that never trutei httor hsn
2:gg t2Uy to hrst, o. ~ to seco Id t0V ~ IT, tlU 10
), Tess's o, g. 81. James. .........l Al
e.. X Ecrgusons b. IA Lady Barker. .......g o 4 4 l
D. Mckee's b. & Brother Jonathan .........j / s 1
j. D. JCnkinss - .. Joe Brown ..............i
Time. 2.lB5<, 2.yfi<. 2.sa. 2g7 2R
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DIED.

CARROLL. n .rartel thi- lite. Frfssr. Aa-.i 9.
5sns aai NM iAaS 1 Iona , 49, go. :. =
Tie funeral viii FAX. p,a-a fr.a, ,s re-ii.ne, Of
W. ~ IN fFr'w, liiay Ia Oh instant A.
COLBATH on tic a. instant. NAVAL.
i',ed VIE .i Frank A t,bsth, IA the Ia year Of
R-isti'es ami friend. 4 IN Family arr r--p,r..
tEliy Tc~'-i.i f' a-f-IB her funeral from ~ AN
6 -treet northwest, .nday. a. o.. l.,A y. m.
y u AP-il 3, l,-S; afr l-as iii-s--, Jos
IA ~, tn'.toher'l sg1d - years.
Inc iuH-f II " III take place sunday Afternoon a. =
ro'th, from he rid nc q Tie q, lFh
stregt. between and northeast. Fneui- u IN.
family are invited 90 attrud. a.
IiGHTIo9I o. Friday, Ap-i' a., a. o'cip- a
p. m ALMA lMoGfNE. Young - daughter ~ =
J qua l. Il Lightioot, aged mouths aud n dayN-
:, Gnersl wll take place a. the re-ii nee, near
l'T' verse Rest. on SUNDAY. a. D m. Friends ana
r-ative- are invited % attend. 81
L9RISG. On Friiay, Aprh 81, CHARLES G.
ard HaIri-l II Laring
Funeral on sunday, ., o'5lack ,. m. uI5I2 K
MURRAY. On tn, ssh iastsut. ~ So a,-l,-S.
M. bANIkL ASHFORD MURRAY. s9u = D.ni.l
! and julie A. MURRAY, aged month, Snd - iay..
funersl vii take place GA SUNDAY afternoon. a.
northwest; Richmond ami L. nohburg va pap.r.
MOORE, HENRY MOORE youuge-, .,n ,fJ.
and &. Moore. aged years
T. funsrai T,li take place t0-norro- A. pm,
JAMES JOSEPH MclSERSEY. youngest ,5s .
M.rgan and Rnse McIuerney. eyed DAYS.
Funeral Sunday. AZ O'Clock .. m, from at2 6.
street southwest. IPhila papers please copy 4
sMALL. On the evening 4 the eth in-esat
-ARTIE' C., youngest son of Arthur ani No,
J. Small aged years, months and - days
k,.' thee Artie, slumber s~estly.
W.. whp nov thy loss depilre,
; will come aud sleep beside th-s-
Th"e art only gone before.
7 the realm. % life eternal.
thy home among the his-f.
OEr - a. own hBly angels,
Sleep, dear Artie, take thF res.
Funeral from residence e parents csrusr 81
Green and Olive streets, Geor g-tOvn. a. '1is,S
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
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\ STARTLING ExcEFTEoN-A recon. mai
ca writer Saw. "sicep whenever voa can. IA
the cars-anywhere when Vou ecf chance
the great want OF the sge l. sleep" Thi- a. NO.
always safe advice 10 follow a. a Lawrence
GEM nan knows 10 his sortow. He Nss re-
Gently afflicted with had cold and 60 cur,
himself OF u resoTted % the method OF harhfa
he feet IN warm y alter ana drinking a fpmhi.t.
iui OF gin ana molssses. prescribed nv an agrs
ana respected friend OF the family. Having ss'
everything IN order for carrying out the pre-
sciipton. lac sat down by the stove. his psdal
EXTERN ties immersed IN hot water. a tumble,
OF smoking gin AMI mOlasse- by his side In thu.
condition sense OF enjoyment stole over air
~ ne sipped the celebrating liquid. AMI ne tell
ASLEEP. His wife had gone 70 bed. ami on wax
eniig about > O'Clock In the morning W0nds ref
Why she was alone. Going down stairs. she era.
horrihed 20 mud her iege lord asleep in his Oh ar
the hre out. his feet Stii immersed IN the water
over which q cake Of ice wsS formed. and an
empty lumber OF the chair beside him. Hi.
cold isIi't hi' better
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EVENING STAR.
Teachinx rrhIie scheei

Eighty lttie nrch,u.
N.nlHg throngh tae dsar.
A tr~.- ~'eud w. -,S.r
WHY donr you Keep qairts
Csn't yeu n nj the rpl-s
y 80 me. this - pieasza
Keeping pablls school.
Eighty little pilgrims
on tae road g. fam
n they fRil q reach a.,
VINO viii he % hlame'
High ard lop'ly stat Gus.
Birds OF every testhT.
Oa a con mOa level,
Here are h,'es ght togctAcr.
Dirty little face.
Loving litt e hearts,
Eyes hrtmfal OF mischief,
skilled In all the arts
1hst's A precious iNriingi
What are you ahoptr
Nav l pass the Water
Please may so out-''
Boots snd shoes are sbusi,,s
Nlate- and book are ratfh.S
AID IN tho corner vouser
Two pugihsts are battling.
Nu err cutting didOe-,
What n hoihcrAsiOni
No wonder We grow Crusft
From such ASSOCIATION
AuNioss parent DROPS IA.
AgrrlS % uaalre
Why his olive branches.
do not -r3ot vs. D gheFP
SAVE be wants hts ch lireu
To m.rt q cir p ana -.
Arf hopes -lCiI bria.aat talent
Wa UJt IL abused
ius'itute at 'ndiue.
Making out Typsits,
Giving object lesson.
Class dr..is Of al sottS,
Reading dissertations
Feeling Nke a fOei--
-, the untold bllssings
OF keeping public school.
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pROPosALs FOR GRANITE PAVEMENT

s@aied Prof. are invi;eiand vii! be opened a,
the Architect Ofice, L. : Capitol al L, lnck ma
on tn RsDAY the Ieth Cf April, for paving nh.
Curve al the south Of the Capitol Grounds, running
from Mary land 10 New jersey avenues
The bidders to state the price per superficial yard
NJ BAD VIII be considered unless panied it'll
bona Ia the sum oil 1900, the suicIency of which
IfiCt OF Columbia, or Judge Of the United States
CoGrt conditioned that the party bidding will enter
into contract in it is awarded to him and w IN
complete the work in accordance with the speci6-
Cstiuns EDWARD CLARK,
niZ eolI Architect L. s. Capitol
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CHILDREN'S HOSPITALAND DISPENSARY.
~ sO4 & Sired, N. w., ba,osss ga aad ga SIS,
Supported BY voluntary. contributions. Hospital
open daily (sundays exceptedl from I TO Sp. m.
Meicines furnished g.stsitously; Gons1ltins nay.
.rmaun, W. p, Johnston, and Grafton Tyler.
Aaesd's Payssesaas; Diseases. TINE Of Service.
DR. S G. Bussy, Medical, Tues'y, III onday, Sat- y.
DIV B Drink ard, Eve Ear, Mon,y ,Wedy ,Fr az
L. J Davis, Secretary James O. Kennedy, Presi.
dent; r. B hcGuire. Treasurer, to whom ai!tcorn.
nunicstiops may Re sent; Post once Box iSS. S-Sm
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NJ ARRIEn

ItMLE-TIIj MLEET. on TAur-isv. An-HI :
y $. - N h.n.t. chapel, ~ r.. g " cope
L'HN X. foNIE- o.. Nv lsrk. q MARY rs
LttEh- dauclf-i I'd! Wa. al. Thumier,. a.. 3D.. II
N asllIs gt.i., ~ 4.
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CLEAhIs
ID Asetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pensyfyania avenue and llth IT :,
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on SEVENTH STDEET EX-
TENDED, NEARLY OPPOSITE But SOUTH
OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY, CONSISTING
OF MAT TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
5 5SsSS AMP TWO Story sTABLE-LOT % BY
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust dated November
sc sd, A. d. l570, and duly recorded in Liber No
6Sl, folio liz, of the land records for w ash
ington county in the District of Columbia, and by
direction Of the psry secured thereby, win self,
TIT RSDAY. the 1 9Th day of April. A. d. IEs, At
O'Clock m, all that certain piece, parcel or lot
81 ground, situate, living and being i'm the county of
Washington. in said District and known as lot
numbered eighty two, tS2l in the subdivision of
Mount Pleasant estate, made BY VIM z ID lie
and John W. Wright, and recorded among the re-
cords for said county in the Office Of The county
veyer said lot having front of Is feet on the
ington and Rockville turnpike Seventh street
road and being of depth Of SSS s. 100 feet cont
ing 6,4l6 IS loo square feet more less together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird in cash, Of which silD
twelve and eighteen months, with interest AZ tan
per cent per annum, able semi Annually. aud to
be secured by notes Of aud deed of on
property sold. Convey ancing and recording AZ pr-
Chaser's cost. III terms Of sale ara not complied
with within six days after sale, the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and cos,
of dcfaulting purchaser.
WMF HOFFMAN, Trustee
ed LAT1MER 4 CLEARY, AUcts.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ,Tha, the subscriber.
have obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trct oi columbia, holding special term, letters ties
tsInentary on the personal estate Of FRANCIS
n. CLARhE, late Of Washington county d.
e., deceased; All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhibit fhe same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers Gu or
before the 18th day Of March next they may ~
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF The ,d
estate. Given under our hands this 18Th day OF
March, 1873 -
mc2-s3t. ALBERT y. FOX, Executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05
DY B. IL. wARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker ard Auctiouear
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No. 129 Seventh street tsatweea u and Ii
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
LYING IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MD, ON THE WASHINGTON AND UPPER
NMIARLBoRo' TURNPIKE, NEAR F0KRE> +
- By virtue of deed of trus, dated April g. ISL,
kts and duly recorded in Liber Z, :. N. I, Folio
~ SIS, one OF the land records of Prince Georges
County, Nd, and also by virtue of decree OF Ila
supreme Court of the District OF Columbia, passed
March H. 1873, in Equity cause No. =, of Levi D.
MAINS, vs. Vim. II Ward substituting the nader
will sell at yShic auction to the highest bidder in
front of the CITY HHI," in the City of Washing
ton, T.. G., on WEDNESDAY, April 9th, 1873
AZ O'Clock all those certain pieces parcels
II ground living ia Prince Georges County Nd =,
and being known and described a. MaerG1eT Plains
Enlarged, THE Levels" aud Good Luck" and
also Offutts Adventure, and Addition t. OeI'ts
Adventure, and also part of tract of land called
woodland, the sad pieces or parcels OF land con
tanning in all 52i acres and ,t Of acre, more or
described III certain convey auce from Adam u eih
aud wife TO " lillian ROwyer hich was recorded Ia
Ltber i, :. No. ., Folio ssi &c , one Of the land
records OF Prince George . County, Md, and also
part of tract Of land adjoining the above tTac,
called The Leyels, - containing one hundred a,r.-
Washington I. Beah and his wife conveyed TO the
SAID W iiliam ROwZer by n certain deed Of convey
ance. bearing date on the 18th Of December, ISIS,
together with the improvements tn ereon. consist
Irg Of ag3od dwelling house, barn, stable, aud
Terms: 3 400 cash and the balance in / . and ?
years with interest. lee deposit ON acceptance OF
bid. II terms If sale are not complied with within
i've Is days after Che sale the property De resoj
AZ the risk and cost of the defaGlting purchaser
Convey anCiIg at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH DANIELS. Trustee.
mig Il. III W tRNER, AuCtionaer.