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HANDLING COBEAS.-A CorieSpondpnt Of
We London Times, who was present AZ Ne
Geological tIarieus when about A dozen Fu-
diah copras were removed from the bpy In
which they had travelled into clean though
ntrrON cage, describes Tie mode IN which
iho>S deadly reptiles were handled bv fhe
Keeper ~ truly astonishing. Win his lone
handled wire hook, he, from n respectful dis
lance, managed 10 draw out a sna x IA i .IrSf
and, catching IL by the tip. let az gently down
head foremost i.tO its new cage, toe Ia al
Whlch, GLASS eide, was open Just wide
enough 10 receive n. one after anof Err a. IA
cBpras were thus removed aud safely housed
some dliatlng their 'h0ot" and angrIiy Mss,
ing as they tried to strike whatever obiac,
iley could reacn. Snake ChdrulerS aud In
dian lugglerS thus handle the cpbras with
lmpunity- Suspended ny the tai they are
poWeTiesS 70 .alse themselVey aud wound the
hand that holds them; but care must Dc taken
est lie ca at.fes str. Ike at the limbs The
specimens just arrived are Nsia tripuaiapS
tue common cobra OF India. one otherol the
same species, bat a sickiy snake. A. already
N TIE gardens. another q led lafplv In - sir
narrow prison house the new ta-nil b present
Sda miserable appearance. Ample space 10
battle aud 20 move freel would be tier al
most only Chance 81 health. and ID Is 10 he
hoped That when tie iiOps' new and cOrprno-
dlOus quarters are ready - receive them. a
more suitable home viii o. built for The
OThldlans. Sevcra. OF these new cobras were
aound 10 De already dead.
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Bow THY REGULATE HACKMFV IN
WEN" A--The recent raid OF the police upon
IRE hac k-CriverS for the willtul violation OF
CITY ordinances shows that the authorities
are il-iClG. =. the approach OF the centennial
year. and or their duties towards travellers.
AT tue Jenna fan very elaborate provisions
were made a-.irSt imposition by the drivers
OF hacks-or, rather, u cabs, for these latter
are tine pGpbc cOnvcyaucaS which. Together
with omnibuses and street cars, are chiefly
employed in that city. According To the
NlenneSe ordinances, a substantial charge of
Imposition made against q cabman is nun
ishable 10y nLe, ana the chief OF police i in
vested with the powers OF magistrate for
TINS purPJG5- 9 second OfienSe IS brought 70
the attention OF the mayor, VINO is clothed
with the power OF sun m3rily revOking the
license These regulations are 80 rigidty en-
forced that an over-charge by a cabman is a
matter of rare occurrence. Each policeman
l. supplied With book containing The legal
ca charges, and other laws and ordinances
which he may called upon 20 enforce; ana
our city coTomiS toner's to Vienna suggested
Ihat similar book pla 81 in the hands Of
our policemen would p u them in the dis
charge OF their duty. and enable them 20 see
hat strangers And citizens are not imposed
upon. The telegraph al the Vienna fair was
also brought mo TequisitiOn. % enable
person entering a. one portal TO call his car
rage ID meet him. for which purpose driver
and passenger were furnished with tickets
nearing CORES pOnding numbers.
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lDIEwup, LATE THE UoNF or rur
OF. y. L. WILLS hC-,'r. y'to-S OF I,fIp-
Wild. late tie home OF the la-aant,.l K-illis
haNt 50 often been written fhat I snail con,
.eht my Ncil VIII a mere sliUSlol 10 tlt rlasp
lis liciUfS>g Ger,sS and beauty nave - p-,s,
oNerStai.,l, nor aid fhc- well he f,r A. A.
iGceCd beautiful SPOT. Their. ID, nun, .7,,,,.,
e at's GA the hl isOl that 80 Gar As arfi fisial
te-usy Is concerned, iaf slrr.tS. ..t.V-.st-
OH US-r are very few that equal ~ ia
natural love!lneSS. Every variety OF Nc
toTes4 uei'sS app,ar> % be- ropre~aatal Ter,
II TIE deep prec!p e., the ravila tse gore.
tne fipp.-nE mOJntpln stream. f.e.uf1igia-
tug plan, Il, Wild forest 90 hOary oak tue
IU-stsl, u2ns cTO.s descent. the Ia turaI hTla,F.
"t ialen tres across TIE flowing hr,bok in
snort, The diversity or picturesque Scans-,- il
remarkable. Add % al this a Iaapffrrl
klne-clad cottage, with a fine. brosl a,-,l in
mont, shaded on the other sides by abundant
ioi!slec ana cu3linandlng Lilac view 81 inc
huGHail. aud sou ave a fair IDEA ~! famous
IdlSwIid. Tie history OF llieWilt dates 40
uTlhtr BACK usn invent r-five years agp. At
ilat lifne ~ vas cNIsite~al q mere tract u.fit
lof cultivation. One morning I'm the autrfnD
oi - y. a. willis. then spioGruing an Corn
wal, passed Though tge estate. and was
SIuck with It's richness OF natural beauty.
nc inquired ahou' is value OF a friend and
wa nj WIN ne llsCDurs giug response that
u was almost Nalueless-a mera IDLE VII
soon after Mr.. Willis purchased the rroner,v
ahd ospilzed II Id,cwild. Here he livei ana
died. After MS demise a passed ont 81 tne
hP nds OF has heirs. and ~ IS now owned ard
occupied by Mr.. Courtney. the president OF
the cont nplated West Shore raflroai. on,
" y H,rHl
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Dres>trx a. y Pine Ar,

Women should either Atom a ,,nt6,,..., -.
iueu have tulic. or else dreSSma, t,ls s.,','.
ne eieVated INTO tie position of n anc a.,
and Treated GS such. 70 should be t,naerts z'sn
hY p opie OF culture and reinHf..eNf ~ 80
same way that cookery IS ben Tl,cr,,
oushl 10 IL q school OF ar q FtSsnak king pe--
lars royal princess would pAtronisT 4
S't,,IiE. portrait painters would H. only
~. I'LL - Ahow az q place ~ which their
-Itttrs conii De boCominelV sol an In il
melancholy 10 see the bad mil'lrery which A.
ltttN-Ihtt. IN pictures. and which will be-
81 = sspit 70 iCtufe generations. The walls
OF zoe LoA AZ Academy are every wear hung
Will portraits which look like snlarrel
ool.es nun lie toilet Or the queen nsws-
paper. Ladies can never see uliirers - %
dress so long as ID Is made in tie Reigbt -,
n .gl:D- fashion. They hav their orfraiis
TAKEN, n possible, In the last fey NIL 2,
aud then, when anOther sty le appears. won
DER they could ever have made such nrjel,ts
az isci'lSelvcs. , there wire some r,,ACuil.,i
rules about dressing. as there ar al,sl. al
.,'oet every Other Kind o. aecpra Tor. lr flrap
theg would lie followed. 20 the great r,lfef NJ
P,cple o. tasie. ana 20 the comfort OF f,snnle
WHO no taste a Gil. There are aftrs - Al
Ia 3 nuMbcr q ladies who say they hs,-.s ,s,t
20 Work 70 DO liz n = -. Opgi.ir,a. IN 49,,
lhelr nISt Stcp Oaght 10 he Ia ~ 49,, t,,,,
Majesty not 10 insist unon la,,isS ,-l,o a -
oehcate or spare in ngure wearing NV
dresses az morning drawing r,,-,,,s -ri,..'r
SeCoid ore ought 20 he % abolish the re or
The word fashionable" an IT, present sense
ARD 70 substitute Tor 1.-THE por,l ,,rnfp, :,
which would indicate both economy where a
Is necessary and ma Il ifCauCt where IN il
u.taGle.-olg;E-ic. h,7l.7C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

STARCH GRASULEs IN HUMAN BLOOD
We learn that al important discovery has
been lately made y Lilc head OF the micro
Scroplc bureau OF the United States Agri-
cultural department at Washington, Mr.
Ihomas Taylor. BY thorough series or eX-
peIlments with the microscOpe Re has bean
able 10 detect animal starch in cons lerabls
Quantities IN the human blood. Every drop
on when he has ties ted exhibits, when treat
ei Win iodine and sutphuric acid. NOR. or
ess grahules of blue colOred starch
LglycoSen,l and lie thinks its presence Ia the
blood must have an Intimate relation 20 fer
InentatiOn Of the blood ia malariOgs Dis
ulets, sl-ce starch Is convert ble no yrana
sugar. which is a feTlneutabie BODY. Meii-
cal authorities have never been able - az
count Tor the direct cause Of fermentation OF
the blood. Tie action Of qulnine IN chirIs
ana fever ard Other hilarious diseases can
low Dc ~ .a-Lei, Is gGiE.Le has long been
hho" II as an ant-it rmeIt. 4 moug medi-
cal ana scientific men IN Washington this
annoAncenItnt has causvd unite a furore.
ana great number nave called on Mr.. Tay-
Tor, ana re has demonstrated The fact IL
NOR satisfaction = tEEiflg blood Ir1u ~ rf-
seNeral persons aha >IOslug them, under his
Eowefl0i Instruments, TIE starch granuies.-
Bat. ) ~, lAh.
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SALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
COENTY, MARYLAND.

SOcN1 NAH LAND.
@ BY nirt to % deed e trust hSpTing date The
- Liber IL B., No. 9, folio lOI, Se, If Tie land
land and by direction Of the holder OF the note
cured cured thereby, will cell, az Beltsylie, Prince
SoRDAT So"f thy s ssg If a 2
lying and being in Prince Georges County, ia the
h. D Hall on the east, Gen Jacob Amrnon on the
north, the public road on the west, end c. D. Viii
field Farm Which was lately owned and 1S By
I. L. Patterson-and contained within the following
10 & ana % S ana sc & end
Is peTches on the 18th line Of the first piece or par
to the farm Of Richard Hall . heirs, and running
Sn sSu deg
Ii 02 perehes, th.n north 81 deg. 81 min: west 5
e., then a s. deg 50 min west Is Os perches 70 the
end OF S perches on the 9Th line Of the aforesaid
Se sS TIN SIN and s line. ther Ssa south S es
then sepih z. deg west asi peFcbes south sal deg.
Aforesaid piece q land, south s. deg, east lIl1
ana in said line and part u Of f the S lin
% perches, the beginning, containing and laid
out for fifty lco) acres.
and months with Il.
20 be secured By deed Of trust the property sold
a a are re- not Il S S rd
days the trustee reserves the right TO resell at the
risk and cost Of the defscltng parchsssr sIer Civ
Quirec at the time OF sale.
The amount due under the above deed Of trust is
s6e With interest from October sls.. 1873, less the
ROBERT 2 DODGE, Trustee.
iEsl-asvts TRos, poWLING, A9st,
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\ BoN, BADGER AND = GDhT.-Ne end
tGis account - q singular Triangular fc.tr IN
Tie SaI Ea.2l. Cal Journal - ACguSl 3
Last f,aay morning Master q. A Wallace
saw ~ % HELD what ne took 70 be 4 mare btIt
rs 4 9tn not run ne went Up and Kicked il
when y rose mp and sprang iuriouSly toward
nm, lie now thought - vas a Bear and
Ena J. EOCd flFac tCr tis Ts.. ,ll,a-,l 81. 90. p
picket and returned 20 the attack Wallace
was acco1Pahiea - = p. Scat. aaG a. hc
laiC on thc blows with ne picket che goat
dispatched Z. Iue creature proved - To- a
ri-Cse:, snu weighed = pounds. Tie goat
20 donGt secure the success tIi Issue @! the
Datile, Tor HlCo tBe DOy would STR ke lne
badger X would spring ~ him, aud tlen Ine
goat would r. SiyC The charse. hutting Wig
orously. TIE S-lg"r's Claws we're over an
men !on2, and toe l2', woo r. only twelve
years olI,. 3 Is .srt,- l.l - g,carIu- a c.Jss
tuSsle with -.
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- Alexander Dumas iittiedauchta-. asaI
six, ASKED hun what is tTe difference re-
tween woman and man ~ They wee "a
railway car-iag-. all he told Llr thai ne
difference J. that woman always has extra
baggage.
R--I ttlrk V, shah have clear weather
to-day he said, standing on the front oop
examining the SKY y ia the look al . man
accustomed 20 that solt OF thing, anI WAC
knows Just y hat Le Is talE ~ a5olrf Ten
ne stepped back into the han. gatherpi IA, a *
light waterproof Ia one hauu aud his UNI
hre!la 10 the other. and sallicd nuf
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CEO. W. STICKNEY,
NJ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Room ., Lac Droil Building

TR Is, SIZES, SALE OF XALUABLE PROPERTY
NORTHWEST.
49, BY virtue of a deed Of trust to us, dated Au-
<ts gust 9Th, A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in Iber
~sTs3, folio AIS, one of the land records Of Wash
lngton city, District Of Columbia, and by the re-
quest OF the parties secured thereby, win sell at
public auction, IN front Of the premises THURS
DAY, August Goth, 1878, at O'Clock D. m all that
Certain piece parcel of real estate, situate in
Washington city, District Of Columbia to vii Part
q Lot numbered twelve, ~ in square numbered
one hundred and ninety four, (l94,J beginning for
the same twenty four feet "a east from ths north
west corner Of said Lot l.? on q street; running
tEcLce east on the ne of said street twenty q
feet; thence due south hundred 100 feet thence
due west tweuty two % feet thence due north one
hundred lUO) feet to the beginning, being lot nom
bered twenty one, (2lD % the subdivision of said
sQusrC, { l9i)
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in siNf6)
and IT, elve III months, for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest a. the rate Il rer
cent. IRON date Of saie, and secured by deed OF
trust on tho property, will De required. deposf:
a OU will be required. II terms of sale are moi
complied with IN seven days, the Trustees reserve
the risht to reee the property at risk and cost
b. H. WARNER, tr---.,.,
&. II N0ULTON, trustees
sCglS eO&ds GEO. ". STICKNEY suct.
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~ II, " AKN LK,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS northwest
OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE

DISTRICT OF COECMsIA
WASHINGIoN, ID. {. August 10, ISIS
g. By virtue of authority vested il Us as Com
za.z mlssiOners OF tho District OF Columbia, and
pursuant to acts of Congress approved June t;h
~ and une 20, 1874, will sell public auction
~ 'front.' OF the preDi ses, on SATURDAY pterlber
j., 1919, at four clock 2. m, the FLOWING real
ostste In the city Of Washington, to witt Part of lot
numbered IL, in square numbered two hundred and
nifty being pa ticularly described follows,
10 wit Beginning al northwest corner Of said lot.
and q ence running south SO feet inches; thence
east - fegt inches 10 east line Of said lot thence
norm 80 feet inches thence west to the place Of
beginning. together with the improvements, &c
thereon. This property is situate al the southeast
corner OF lith ana & streets UUrttwe,t, having q
front Cf 30 eet inch.s 18th street and IS feet
inches On street. The improvements consist of an
cid brick building, which has teen in use tor A con-
siderable period a. a school house.
TERMS of sale: One-.hird cash, and the residue in
Two equal instruments in six and twelve months
with Interest at seven per cent per annum secured
by deed of tTu-t the premises deposit of on,,
hundred dollars 8 1907 will he required IT time of
sale, All conNeyancIDg VIII be AT the cost of tie
purchaser. W. DESSfSDN,
j. II. hETCHhH,
Commissioner. %. c.
augl7- J. 7. COLDWEEL, salesman
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESThIE ADJOINING THE CAPT.
ca by yirtne Of deed of trust to ne, duly re.
~ coraed in Liber No, go, folio ID, OF the land
records Of Washington county, %. o., will
sen on the premises on TT ESDAI, the pth day of
august, 1870 at clock 2. IN, the following pro-
petty, or so much thereof may be necessary TO
saIlsiy said trust, to wit; Lots numbered sixteen
tlo, seventeen NJ, and eighteen ISL and the east
ern thir five $50 feet front by the depth thereof
81 lot numbered fifteen (l5D, in square numbered
six hundred and tbirty-fve (5S5l rs the same are
laid down and described on the ground plat or plan
OF Washington city, ID; o.. Tie soove-described
property fronts on the Capitol grounds and Della
ware avenue, and is rapidly improving in value
Terms: One third cash; balance in 5 and IL
months, with interest at 10 per cent. from day of
sale, and secured by deed of trust the property
Sold or all cash, at the option of the purchaser III
the terms Of sale not complied with in fiye avs
the trustee reserves the right resell the roper:y
after ten days notice in OF the newspapers
published IN Washington city, ID. T., at the risk
and cost Of the defauting purchaser. S5 deposit
OF each lot will be required or the dav Of sale
GEORGE MASON, Trustee
jy23 eo6ds ICriticI Salesman.
=: 1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY,, August oath, 1878, same hour and
place. GEORGE MASON, Trustee
J. 7. C0LDWELB,
aug9-eo&ds ICritici Salesman
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ALx1AsDsik AID WASHINGTON 4. a.

i'Hls l. To- GIVE NOTICE, That me Subscriber
n. Ia oLtAil'd from the supreEe Court CT the
..-lI.ct q sl.llbia, holding Special Term. let
.i-Fallcn " q. on The pcrrDnal estate OF
- nNN y. hENDhiCk, late Of Distr.Ct Of Column
,hs.S Al prisons having claims against
10 80 tet-ed are hereby warned 10 exhbit the
- WI tln vouchers theresf the Subscriber,
" " beIofe The 2Sd day Of July next: they
aJ OtheIStse by law be excluded from All benefr ~
- - 80 t-ele, Given under ny hard his 2Tth
be3 - =. - N''S- Ma Ri NORRIS.
az" -rs Aca9AllstgasIlx ". o,
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THIS EVENING.
~ +. ZIMMERMAN < SON. sVc;iou-crs.
H. No. 3l3 SIN street nOrthw est

ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE No.
229 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT ACC-
TION-tonsleting of Jewelrv. Brackets. general
rment IF Fancy Goods, Toys. Hobby bprze5,
Gents. Furnishing Goods, Satchels, Laties'
syivania avenue, beginning FRIDAY EVENING
At oclo and continuing EVERY EVE
MING until the stock is disposed Of
augl2 Nj. G. LETThEII. : tlpz
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W. III. NARROW.
ATRIKEl STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
49, FIRESi

~ FIRESi
NOODi WOODll COAL COALlI
s. cO-S 00-S3 .OO-S5.OO.
Bsirs crowded attn consignmeuts Of ali kinda OF
CCp' caFgces upon cargoes, daily arrivals, more
thsh we can dispose Of readily at Wholesale hence
We are pleased TO inform the public that notwith-
stIdlng tie strike IL the coal mines we propose 10
furnish tue az Price within the OF the hum.
blest Individual
- LOOK LOOKi
coon PIN " GOD delivered for g. per cord.
OAK from So TO 81
AL kinds CG Goa l., with 90 III. IN tha ton @. cha
lowest possible price "
Ais, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
i1giy low prices, II
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
NAH once and De pot ~ JohnsopIs Whsryss foo,
OF 18th aud 18th streets southwest
Os3ca.- I 1909 r strset northwest
Al1l2 9TH street s. may25- eoly
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ARIlIk.R.

LACf-hCORE, Augas; 5tt, ISIS, b tas Rev
y Z. hesder, uwAsn LACEf Of W..rbi1E.o-, 2.
: aud JAS Z MootE, 81 81. Garg comfy,
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fas ByviTtue of a deed Of trus. dated A--uIA
~ D., Isl To Daniel L.. Eaton sd myself d1Iy
'ecOri G IN Libcr No. Gil, EO'iO 2J7, one of TIE
lard records for Washn gton COUNTY IN ~. ni-.r~t
the eby, will Sc at auction, in front Of the mr.
hilscs on M9NDAY, September 18th, ISIS, y .
CLOCK p ~, oil that certain piece and psrcai Of
ground situate, lying and being IN the cou4ty Of
as III g;cl, ID c. compris- ID within ne FOllogi 40
mHteS and bounds, to Wit. Beginning az tn Sto1s
y 1. planted a. tia northwest corner of that part
Oyster, called "Trinitsd," and rgunfog fbe1se
south seventy seven t7gJ degree ., east iTs 80
- stone No s. to the west line condemned for the
railroad; thence north forty-tw1 aud half OK
degrees east, one hundred and seventeen Il7l
perChcs and seven az links with said confero oaB
line 20 a division f.ncs formerly nut nm batwsen
ms part 0! lot owned by Edward FeR1ick:
thence with said line fence north twenty three t23i
cares one hundred and thirteen ll3j perches aud
hteh lJj inns 10 lsust tTee standing az the end
OF said fence, marked for a corner; thence sout6
SHY hve ana quarter (65i4 degrees wrst lrty-
eght 49, perches and seven - links. moro or
20 he division line separating this lard from tSe
land formerly held by Mr. Derringsr; thenc. with
s. "a ne ana Continuation CT the direction there
1CuE 6i) acres one % rood and twenty nine flaD
perches more OF less, excepting six fGj acre. aTd
thirty three t33) perches. sold TO one Ilng1m by
benjamin L. Eenwick in deed dated Septar her 9S
1874 soc lots numbered ., 10, II. I2 in s1r:.re &
lots = and 80, in square q lot ~ 81 % "a "a y 3S
and % IN squaEe 6, OF f W. jones' Subdivision Of
Terms: $500, with Interest at 10 Der cent ner
aLDUm from June 3, 1872, to DAY OF sale, and eN-
pensts oi sale III cash. and the balance ct six aud
iNel months, with interest from day of sale. Sc
cured by deed ef trust on the property sa.d S2s0
as d deposit VIII b required az tine % sale All
com eyaLclng at expense Of purchaser II terms OF
saie tie Trustee reserves the right - res N th.
grorrty at the rick ald cost OF the defaUiiag lr-
chaser 1tt H t., -, dGy; advert isement:
euC2D- eC&ds j t COLDWFI,I,. SaIasu,ap
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(NEO. W SIICkEEY,
~ Real Estate Agent and AGctiorear.
Room 10, Lo Dr0it Building.

SALE CF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
II ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SOUTH CAROLINA Avenue AND TENTH
STREET EAST, CAPITOL HILL, AT PUB
LILO AUCTION.
S.s By virtue of a decree OF the SCprsno Court OF
LII the District Of columbia, passed in certain
cause wherein William Mclean is CON iaiuanl, aud
Mary G. Young ct al are defendants, the same be-
ing No. 1881, Eq. Doc. L, shall offer for sale al
pUtiic auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
August, lSj st o'clock p in front Of the prenl
ises Lots lettered 4, d, O, u, aud X. except the
east six 20 feet three 49, inches ff0nt Of sail Lot
u Littes subdivision OF part of original Lot No. 2,
in square Nc. 81.
The property Is improved By six new aaG neat
two story Frame Dwellings, and one largo new
frame Dwelling and Store, with stable yard.
plat OF the property, showing the frontage OF
each building 6nd Dimensions Of each lot has been
prepared, and will be exhibited on the ground on
the day OF sale.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
cash; balance in equal iDstalments, AZ 6, L. aud IS
months from day Of sale the purchaser TO give notes
for the deferred payments bearing interes. at the
rate OF eight per cent per annun 10 be secured by
the retention of the title to the properly by the trus
tee until paid. deposit Of 100 will be required of
the purchaser at the time of sale All convey ancing
EUGENE OARUSI, Trustee.
aug To- o&ds GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct.
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y TRAMP PAYS LATE VISIT TO JUDGE
NELSON.-The Poughkeepsie Eagle of Tues
gay says: 1T was only a short time ago that
!uCge Nelson thrashei a tramp who entered
his house, on Southeast avenue. in an Impu-
deEt and unceTenOniOus manner. Last Sun-
day night the Judge was about to retire AT
l,;"O, when he thought he heard footsteps in
LIS library. He sent one Of the ladies' OF the
household Up after his pistol, and putting the
weapon IN bis pocket and entering the libra
~ IL found rOugh-loOking customer, near
y SIX feet high, Ia the room. He crawlei in
through window. When asked what he
wanted he SAID he was hungry. The Judge
tod MIN 10 go. He was attired ia black
pants and his coat was hung over his arm
he was about TO go out the same WAY he
came IN, when the Judge stepped between
him and tie window and told him ne 10 ,st
go cut the front way, adding, If / had seen
you from an upper window 1 would have
shot at YOU The impudent scoundrel re-
piled, why don't yoU shoot now2 Shoot 81
you want to- Go or, said the Judge, and
The fellow moved slowly ont, the Judge fol-
lowing him 10 the front door. When the
rascal got outside he exclaimed. You are a
clever man; the next time / come I'll bring
ycU some cham payne The udge watched
aim Till he retrea:ed INTO the darkness when
he heard him give low whistle. II was
evident rat he had an accomplish. TIE
Judge begins 10 think they mean hin, and
row he has erected street howitZers az every
entrance 10 his grounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20
GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

i ksvs always o. hand larg. sad assorted ssoos
e - "a sAttTb eUd BlTUhIEOUS GOALS
cist, OAh EE6 HIUh DRY WOOD liz the STICK a
saved All split, all kept under cover
Having the control 81 several brands Of Inpor.ss
snf Domestic CEMEETS and CALCINED PL1S-
IEkSy and handling yearly many Millions of EAS-
Sph IATHs, am IN condition e NIL orders Of a1y
character II my line with d. patch ard fidelity IS
wholesale sud retail, upon terms that defy cor1ss
Central O.ace-G23 Loufsian. .yeaue northxs-,
branch 1ard-lst Ct. bet. u and u sts. southeast
What's oCt q - street southeast.
cc1i-Iy WN GUISANn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED mill
SAFC RDAY, August 4 ISIS, same hour and pI4cs
By ORDER Of the Trustees. L. J. SWEET,
arsIld AuctiJneer