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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
The Rostons Defeated.

At Phadelphia, on Saturday, the Athletics
beat the Bostons, by score of 10 to 1. There
was a large crowd present, and the playing,
which was III favor of the Athletics throughout,
created considerable excitement. II. Schafers
place on the Boston nine was supplied by Hell
fert Of the Active Club, of Reading, and Sutton
took Ansons position on the Athletics. The
fielding of the Athletic nine WAS exceptionally
line, and the Bostons did not succeed in making
u run until the last inning, when Mcyey, assisted
by long hit over Egler's head, and by lit OF
Manning, succeeded in scoring one run.
The score ia as follows
o O x n n q q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
Daily Gemmerfjaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
FrAncis O. Ferris.
tv- For Tsvrss. ste.. ~ Second Page

Tho weather report promises decidedly
cooler weather." This is decidedly gratifying.
Tet il come
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
FOURTH EDITION.
The Brooklyn Jury.

sTIrL NO NEWS UP TO ONE O'CLOCK.
BROOKLYN, Juno 2S-1 p. NJ.
Up to this hour, nothing has been heard from
the Jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

yX1E OFFER FOR SALE,
AT 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF TIE FIRSr-MORTIAGE ssvEN-PER CENT
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST Esd PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September /, 1903; Interest Coupon payable
March aud September T. Free from all taxes.
THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Mortgage Trustee for tie bondholders.
The West End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks almost laid, and Its equipment
will be completed in a few weeks
For circulars or further information apply to
MARIS 4 SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. 1s SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1e25-tffp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

Tho extensive machine shops and foundry of
]. B. Crowell Il Co., Greencastle, Pa, were to-
tally destroyed by fire on Saturday evening.
LOSS about $60, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

-. DR.. Brand, physician OF st. Catharlne's,
Tenn. was shot dead while sitting in his office,
last Wednesday. The assassin ia unknown
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
Me:u AGterttssimRuts.

GEO. W. BUSH 81 SON NOW SELL
" TIE BEST EGG AND STOVE COAL $50,
CASH NUT rs, CASH. THEIR PATENT WA
CON SAVES ALL DIRT AND LABOR.
GEO. w. BUSH SON, French 81. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
" Weather Record.

RxpoRT OF THE sIasAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, June 2s.
Probabilities For the Middle States, station
ary or rising barometer, decidedly cooler, in.
creasingly cloudy weather. south-west to north
west winds, and occasional rains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

ANOTHER MEETING AT AfIDDLETowN-THE sHTP-
MENTs TO NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RArEs-FREIGHTs, ETC.
1o........- cta....-.......1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

ExcU RsIoNs ANNOUNCED ,---seyeral excursions
day, the City Mission Sabbath School will go to
Pennsgrove, by the steamboat Alice Preston.
On Friday, the West Church Sabbath School
will go to the pleasant new resort Falkland
Grove, near Brandywine Springs, and on the
same day, the morning and afternoon Sabbath
Schools Of Grace Church will make an excursion
to Chester Heights, by railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
REDUCTION
f5lHE iiEOHANIo5' SAVINGS BANK,

10, " ssT THIRD aTEzKT.
Six por cent. Interest. open Tuesday and Satur-
lay eveuirgs. snd every nay. a. II. Grmshnw,
.,ierk jeaT-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

Is BANKRUPTCY.
IfStrid Of Columbia So.
At Wssbif gton, the 4fh day OF October, A. D. ISIS
The undeTslgncd hereby gives notice Of his
men, A. assigSee Of HENRY p wAGGAMaN, OF
Washington, ID C., who HIS been ~ jud Red a keps
rupt upon HE own petition. bv the Supreme C5urt
Of said District NILT0S T. H6WSz a1'
.. ILLS bkSNN, Assignee.
neslstsr 10 Bsnkrnetey: oe's Jaws~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30


- The passions which act most severclx
on the physical life are anger. fear, hatred
ana griei-iT. x. ". Richardson.
- The Belle Boyd whom many parsons
nave salu Is not Belle Boyd, continues 10 lea
ture In the south. A south Csrolina naoer
says her manner is defiant aud Attractive /.
~ They call those young ladies who wear
cisnklng chains around their waists and
large hoop bracelets on their arm as lar as
the elbow, fashionable convictS.n
ga New Hampshire poormaster saws.
folks are making great fuss just cause 4
broke pauper's ribS. What WAS hind f,r
ia like TO know-to sit around aud 10 no.
thing?" wv "0
E(The father of twelve boys who have NOT
acquired the habit OF hunting for WORK IL lio
write. The youth becomes a man the very
day be begins To feel uneasy at the idea az
being dependent on another"
nF- Henry Stewart, whose emplovuent was
feeding animals in French's circus had his
hands torn 10 shreds by n lion In Chicago
ana died from The injury. The animal
causnt hlm as he reached into the cage Tor n
trough OF water.
RS-The Springfield Republican argues that
many OF The ways OF American women are
vulgar, one OF its points being this. mo gem
lleman would care 10 parade the streets in
sucn attire that one hand was constantly CO.
cupled IN reehng the slack OF his breechas
atter Tue manner OF holding up skirts AT the
present time
@Lottie Morford, an actress, killed her
sell Ia Dallas, Texas, after receiving a letter
rom hartford, saying, Your little girl IL
spasms worse than ever. and very ofteo
speaks OF you, and In her sleep calls cor her
hltle mamma. i am actually afraid that Sh A
viii soon pass away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
EVENING STAR.



Richmond lIHkL) Or. Ct.srisaafi CS,a 11S.-io,
did not see the lovely Tennie c. fit uSe
to be Tennessee,l but heard enough rsving
about her charms. They seemed 20 make
The most vivid impression upon the extreme
classes OF adolescent youth and stat elderly
men. The former were In earnest in their
convictions, and expressed them somewhat
In this style:-"I know she IL a good woman,
she Is so kind" The precious old lsrks were
more critical and less platouie In their re
eyes, her youthful appearance and fssci-
mating ways. That Jaw Did you notice
that jaw" said q solemn individual. "The
Jaw tells the woman OF character"
al didn't notice the Jaw" Responded a
brother raven, "but was caught by her ear
rose tipped and delicate a sea-shell. The
me- "-'-NA
Here Quaker spoke OF her dress as semi
nently becoming" and 1 was actually In
ior tnat blue cloth had been in demand
From these accounts, renuie c. must be a
paragon OF fashion and taste, and the mother
feeble old lady. There is yet another who Is
not spoken OF in the notices of the Cladln
iamily.a young girl OF fourteen, the dsugh-
ter OF Mrs. Woodruff. She is a handsome,
sprightly girl, and am told the day OF the
lecture she made tour OF two places OF bust
ness where Tenuie c. bad failed To sell tick
cts. She was doorkeeper al the lecture and
hawked Mrs. woodhulI's pamphlets fo- sale
AFTER the lecture was over.
AS for Mrs. Woodruff, IL any one OF NV
ieduefe uas lmagined her gross, forward,
nlatant woman, nothing Is further from
the fact- She stands a little above the meii-
UNI height, with suberb Mcclellan figure
mere All resemblance TO antique ends. The
small head, delicate face and throat belongs
10 the highest type OF American beauty
There is the rare blending OF fresh, fair com
pleXiOn ard black hair. The ewes NAV be
black or blue, IL was difficult todetermine by
gas-light, but they are shaded by long flashes
and overhung by sweet, low brow. from
which the hair ripples to the coil on the
neck. The ear must be as pretty as Tennie's
and the mouth-well, IL is not a pretty
mouth; IL is not winning either. The lipS
are thin and cold, and the mouth opens wide
as II there might be little of the shark I'm
the character OF its fair owner. IL Is all in
all, face of striking beauty. intelligence
and expression, but is also that of a woman
who has been talked about.
MRS Woodruff SAYS BEFCHER Is GUILTY.
"Do you think Mr.. Bcecher guilty. was
The question which buboled 10 my lips; but
an Interrogation from another person led her
TO declare that she held the proofs. al have
letters from Mr.. Beecher," she said, " which
no reporters eye has ever seen"
The public has an interest ia seeing
them" was remarked.
" All In good time. The contamination is
al hand. feel IL in the revulsion OF sentl-
ment towards me all over the land. Two
years ago, for instance, / could not get
house In Pittsburg; now the doors oftwo pub
lic halls are open 10 me on golden hinges 1
am 10 have a 500 house there"
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE DAYS.
nUFCANsoN BROS, Auctieneer.,
- Southeast corner Of 9Th and ID sts., northwest

nUFCANSON BROS, Auctieneers,
II Southeast corner Of sth and D sts., northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M.
HOUSE AND oTHER I'M SsOVEMrNrs. On
Ho sfkHkTs Fk1WEhs srH AND 10Th srs''
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
sss IN sa Oi so ss Equity
Henrietta q. Keller ct al against Jane III. Everett,
the under signed Trustees viii sell at public auction
November, A D. 1873, at 4: 80 o clock D. m on the
premises. sil the right title Interest, claim ant
Certain pece or parcel and ot If lana ana .us g. al y fns
and being in the CiIy OF Washington District OF
Columbia, and pa ticu a'ly described upon the
Wilson's subt vision Of square three hundred aud
sixty eight t56s), fronting on street north twenty
same width, one hundred aud twenty fIsO5 fec: tn
eisht huIdfed and ninety $3.50 square feet, 70.
thereon. and ell the rights, privileges ard sppur-
nances thereto bel zins, the same being the prop
n BThe property .boSs e described asff will be sold
clear and free the dover right of the widow of
Dr. Thomas Everett, decessed
cash, and the balance Of The purchase money in
equal payments at six (6, twelve (2, and eighteen
(s months with interest the rste Il seven 7 per
and the ments thereof t. be secured by the bond
or bonds or promissory ties OF the purchaser with
or all the D Irchsse money may be paid in cash on
the day OF lie, OF on the rsicatIo thereof by the
court Need e'e en- until all tn purchase money
dollars Of the cash pay ment to be made the time
Of sale or within twenty four hours tn rester, and
ter lOl days from day OF sale, otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the tho to resell the said property at
the cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser or pur-
JOHN J. JUHNsoN. tr.n...
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

DEATH AT A FIRE-Miss Hanna Cra-
mer and her nephew Edwin Cramer, a boy
eleven years old, resided in a house near
Green Bank, Burlington, y. j. On Saturday
night fire broke out in the house, and on
account OF its extremely isolated position
there being no other house within several
miles, no assistance was rendered. The smell
of the fire and the smoke awakened Miss
Cramer, and she aroused her nephew, but he
was so overcome with terror that he refused
to jump from the window, the only possible
chance he had of saving his life. Miss Cra-
mer herself tried 10 get out OF the window
but as she was getting out the sash fell on
her, holding her by the body with her head
hanging down. By an extraordinary effort
she succeeded in pushing the window up,
but as soon as she was released she fell
heavily TO the ground, receiving injuries
which, with the burns, will doubtless prove
fatal. The charred remains OF the boy were
found in the ruins.-M Y Times, gIth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
DROPOsALs FOE COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
gnveak ~ bnsroctas asd Prtsfins,

Sealed Proposss viii Be iecsSes y IN III: ono.
until 4 ocioSh q NJ MQEDAY oyembsr Let, Tor
III cSa ien 9 Be s:
n.ered at snon time sed place. and in such qass
subject 70 the condiscns req ursd BIZ sef Of Consrsss
approved july II, lao, viz "fhst such coal shall
and weighed and the quantity o. each losd osrtnsd
at he time q delivery By ths Ie,son apso a. ss1
the prsscr bed fee Of % cents Tor sch Ton 81 ees IN
spsefsd weighed, and dsliysrsd ball 3 - ~ re
for one week from the ls Novsmter. ths Dsgart-
No s erspcsss Win BE- entertained uulsss sceo1pa-
uied by ssfissctory evidence Of ability O. f1ihu the
confrnct, nor vm any payment Be nsAe without the
crf6cafs Of the inspeor that the coa furuished 10
such - the contract calls for.
Proposals shan be sddrsssed and sent 20 tho once
Of G1o. b. HcQARrEy,
ury DeDertQent. octO eos1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
nUECANSOE BROS, Auctioneers,
II Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Corner 9Th and streets north west

TRGsTEEs, SALE, At AUCTION, OF AN EL-
EGANT DWELLING, IN MOST DESIR-
hBLh PART OF THE CRY, ON / STREET,
BETwEFN VERMONT AVENUE AND I6ra
STREET NORTHWEST
"a BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us, da.ed
III March Is, 1874, and recorded in Liber No 7l7
folio Az ore of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, We will, on TUESDAY, the 2i day of
November, A. d: 175, az O'Clock p m, In front OF
the premises, cell at public auction lot No q of J.
G. Berrets subdivision Of original lot No. s, in
square No 1879, said subdivision being recorded in
Libsr @, folio l44 in the Office of the surveyor
OF the District Of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north and runs back to
Brick Dwelling, mo. 1887 / street northwest
with basement. attic and back building and hiss ex
cellt ut furnace aud range.
Terms: One in cash, and balance in three
equal payments, at 6, r. and Is months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest the
rate Of eight per cent; Per annun from the day Of
sale secured By deed Of trust on the sold
will be required. deposit Of ESQ win be required
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale and ali
terms Of sale are not complied with within week
from the day Of sale, the trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fsulting purchaser, upon giving seven days notice
in the National Republican and Evening Star
6EOkGE w. RIGGS, lr.
ARTHUR FEN OALE,{ frustees'
octls DUNOANS0H BROS, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On sTH, BETWEEN l. AND NJ STREETS

TRUSTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Ne np STH L BETWEEN l. AND NJ STREETS
O In pursuance and by virtue of a decree,
supreme Court OF the District OF 90 umbis, in equity
cause No 4,60, in which John +. Adams is plaintiff,
and Robert W Adsm5 ct al are defendants, the uu-
dersgned trustee, appointed by said court, will sell
the premises. Eoyem bsr 5, 1875, at IA O'Clock p.
m. all that certain parcel Of land and premises
known and Described as part Of Lot number twelve
and part OF Lot number thirteen, In square number
city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
contained vii hin the metes and bounds following,
w: Beginning at a point on Sth street west nine
teen feet nine inches north Of the beast
three feet four inches; thence west ninety nine
four lEcLes 20 the rear Of said lots thence north
twenty three feet four inches; and thence east nine
Is nine feet four inches to the point Of beginning.
Ing on -he north line Of said premises, and all and
angular the buildings, improvements, rights, ways,
etc, t. the =se belonging aud all the right title,
ana estst5 therein Of the late Marshall Adams de-
ceased, and Of the parties W the before toned
cause.
The terms Of such sale are as follows, that is to
ray: 40 10 be paid down earnest on cceptance
Of bid the same to be forfeited il default be made in
compliance with the further terms of sale within
i've 80 days after the ratification thereof by the
court and the property to be resold a. the cost and
risk Of the defauiting purchaser. An additional
sum OF $500 TO be paid down the rattle alton of
such sale One half the remaining purchase money
paw able the 18th day of October lSSI the other
half thereof payable the day of My I5S3 such
deferred payments OF purchase money to bear eight
90 per cent Interest from the day OF SALE DAY able
SEMI. annually, and TO be secured by deed OF trust
aud Insurance on the premises. Convey ancing at
WILLIAM A. MELOY. Trustee.
octO 2awts YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctfoneer,
w Successor 10 Green q Williams, Auctispeers
1901, northwest corner 10Th and D ofreets

No. e3a MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
GIN AND TIL srREE1s SOUTHWEST.
= By virtue of decree Of the su preme court
Probate on the 5th Of October, ls7b, and confirmed
By the said Cosrt IN Special Term for Equity the
signed vii ofer 81 public sale, on the premises, on
MONDAY, November I, 1876, 1t O'Clock p. IN,
No. 467.
Terms OF sale: One third In cash; the remainder
BY lien upon the property, aid bearing igterest
deposit Of SO will be required q tine OF sale. IL
hve days the property may be resold on one week o
notice at his risk and cost
oct2o-eol0d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, uct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

| l. Auctioneer aud Real Estate Broker
| At the old stand of Latimer & CIeary,
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania enue and lth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIs. ALkX1NDRIA, WASH
ING1ON AND GEORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS
From Pier 2, North Wharyes, PhiladeIohis,
SATURDAY, at IL m. <"A
From 80 Water street. Georgetown 20
ID O, m0kDsY, at D m.
THE line connects at Philsdel pbia with Clyde's
Regular Semi-weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston by THE line.
g. y. HYDE, gent for d. of q.
Va. 7. CLYDE CO, rhiladel phia.
J.. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
I'D. &. MINK. 80 . evonshire street, Boston.
SFTeights delivered by Knox . r. prers. Orders
left st General flee. 603 Pennsylvania avenue or
at the Steamers Wharf, will be promptly attended
TO. sep2 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

WOOD FIRES with the old style brass and
irons, shovel, and tongs, are becoming FASH
ionable once more. Every one who has
yielded to the dzsamy influences OF smoky,
swapping hickory logs will commend this
fancy, except, perhaps, the man VINO has TO
lug IN wood and polish the brass work
0T7tich Rtdteffa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

THIS is THE SEASON when a woman yells
at her husband from the garnet to be careful
what he's about there, as he emerges with q
pile OF stOvepipe under each arm, q pair OF
tongs straddled around his neck, q coal scut-
Tie in his right hand, a bunch OF stove legs in
his left. and mutters to himself as he nerv-
ously descends the stairs, that he doesn't
care how soon he diee.-Brook1sm ArQa1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

THE LowEsr.-At Munice. Ind. a young
man named Rowe was arrested "Wednesday
charged Win stealing money from the eve.
oi corpse with which he was sitting I'M The
amount taken was - cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

THE other day an engineer on the Central
road bad TO stop his train near the junction
and pull drunken man from the track, the
fellow having laid down and fallen asleep
"You fool, you!" shouted the engineer, sup
pose you had been run over by the trainl"
"You (hic) fool youi" stammered the inc
briate, ''s'posin' I'd (hic) run over your
blamed old lhicl cars.n-Defron Free Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR., Trustee.
octe0d J. 7. COLDWElL, salesman.
THOMAS BOWLING,
Il Auc;ioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand OF Latmer d Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 1t
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
TIE WBST SIDE OF 18TH ST. WEST, Sc
and NARTH

ShLE VI "A ON
TIE WHIST SIDE OF 18TH ST. WEST, Sc.
TWEEN Q and X SITS. NORTH.
- By vir,ue Of two deeds OF trust, dated respect-
lively March l2th and December 10th A. d 1874,
- and duly recorded in Libefs Nos 743 and 100, TO
los 0s and 2 respectively both being land records
for the District Of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured by the said deeds OF trust will
sell public auction, In front OF the premises on
TUESDAY. November I'd, ISIS, at $50 D. m, sll
that lot piece, parcel Of ground situate In the
city of Washington, In said District, and known as
Lot numbered sixty 6o Of the recorded subiiv ison
(l7eJ.
Terms Of rale Seven hundred and eighty three
dollars and expenses Of sale 20 be paid in cash, OF
VII ch SIS viii be required at time Of sale, nd the
balance in six and twelve months, by purchaser
notes, bearing per cent interest from day Of sale,
until paid secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, all cash, at the purchasers option Convey
epcing and recording az Purehasers cost The
other taxes may be against IL. II terms of sale
are not complied with in ten days, the Trustees
serve the reht 70 resell at the risk and cost OF the
- JOS @. PEARSON
LOUIS ID. wins, Justices.
octls-eo THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

CHEsTNUTs were an article OF commerce
TINS morning. New chestnuts they were; you
worm-h holes; and they asked Is cents per
quart for them; and kept on asking IL as TAR
as we were concerned. 1t is a blessed privi-
lege people can have in this world, they can
ask just as much as they please, and IL we
don't like the price we can do as they do
under the new constitution In Cuba-do with
ont it-EQSfOn Free Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

THE SIGHT Of pretty aud lau0hins st,s
mounted on wheelbarrow, aud propelie "a nv
an equally charming companion Is calculs-
Ted 10 drive dull care from the heart OF man
and oil him with rosy aspirations 20 become
a wheelbsrrow himself No cards.-Ro-~
Ncssffoef &s<''s
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL! sOALI WOOD! WO

CHEAP CHEAP FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
arriving dsi cGrgoes Of the best varieties OF All
kiads Of COAL and WOOD.
NOW IL the time 20 buy
you would save money get q good drfiels and jau
1sasl - pounds 70 the ton, call on tie under
Having two Of the largest Wharyes IN the Distrfcf
aAo AL the facilities possible thereto annex cd for
he delivery CT Coal direct from vessels TO the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
I9ehts ytsit @ our Nharves and Depot viii con-
wee one a. gtsce Of our unsurpassed adyantages.
Cord. wv ~
Der cord
single trial all that is necessary 10 convince
The public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main on &c and Depot st yohnsOns Wharyes, foot
OF lzth and I5th streets.
Onoe.- i3eS street northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

u II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auct;oneor,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n "
TRGsTEES SALE OF IMPKovED PROPERTY
ON II sTREET NORTH, BETWEEN IIrE
IND 1871 STREETS EAST
Ia. L ndtr and by virtue of deed of trust dated
- January the 9Th, 1874, and duly recorded in
hter No 1l, folio S2S one or the land records for
the Disrct OF Columbia aud By the written REQ nest
OF the parties secured thereby, will sell Of public
s 10 rSst " The pr mises, on SATURDAY,
the SOtn dsy OF October, 1875, ~ AZ o'ciocx D m ,
part of iot No y, In square No 9s2, with the i'm
proponents thereon, consulting Of frame house and
wi h q depth Of 100 feet ''
Terms OF sale: One four cash residue in s, II AMI
- months, with Interest at per cent per anuum.
All cnnNeyanciLg ~ cost of purchaser. $50 down
JOHN N. OLIVER, Trustee.
octzU- eoSds ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-30

MAUD MULLER IN TENAs.-She stood in
the centre OF potato patch aud was vexing
the ground with hoe. About twenty sum
mers had passed over her head which seemed
never TO have been combed. She couldn't
head OF hair, without 1rst depositing collat-
erals 10 have it repaired, after she got
through with IT, Her face resembled pretty
mask made Of mud, and her eyes sparklea
through a couple OF cracks like diamonds A
peculiar and winning grace attended her
every movement, and had fortune been kind
TO her she would doubtless have shone as a
bright particular star among the most at
tractive Of her sex.-Sda Antonio Herald