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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11

A MYsrERY.-Yesterday forenoon an old
lady and her daughter drove into the city on
the Gratiot road In q one horse Wagon, aud
the horse was secured in an alley near the
lower park on Randolph street, while the
women went OF In search of q dry goods
store. Some boys wandered through the al
ley, saw the chance for q joke, and one of
them borrowed wrench, Others got q pry,
and In aoohk Ave minutes they had placed
the hind wheels of the vehicle where the
fore wheels had been In the habit of running
By and by the woman and her daughter re
turned, united the horse, led him out, and
the mother looked at the vehicle and re-
marked: "Seems as IL this blamed Old horse
had been kicking In the dashboard" "Pi,e
in, mother" called the girl, as she tied up
the halter; but the mother couldn't Tue
pitch was 90 great that the seat slanted sky
ward, and the woman got OF the hub, walk
ed around the wagon and said: "lu bet
onions that this horse is hitched to the
wrong end OF the wagon" They were In q
great puzzle when q boy came along, saw
the true state OF affairs, and he leaned I'D
against stone wall and laughed till the
tears came. A blacksmith was sent for, the
wheels properly placed, and the old lady re-
marked: "Blamed II wasn't afraid FOR one
srnel that IG get cross-eyed or was losing
my reason. ] Just went TO git bold OF some
Of these Detroit boys!"-tDeiroa Free Press.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sHPrAMBIR lTrH, 1875.

. S.ss g.g .ss H., ........
p int ~ Ne, .AnnaI'l us, and Way Stations,
Main sss,,n soks md intsruedists stations,
T:19.B.It,n.ers and Ai..spdri. Junction. Sun
fesi iS.e; sSs po..o.
e,e W Pullman Psrior Oars. sunday, sioDs
s:so-Bsitinors ana Way Stations
eASmChlcaso, Ciseiuest, % Louis, and Pitts:
wsl ,;S, fS: 3: ss!lO: md SLEEPER. No con
Of h1ss: .ss va stations. H.r
Pisd%on: .sd nd va ss.ssS Ss: NAM 's :s.n. ss.
s:ssGEs. rork and Boston Limited =, ,re..s
for sSrSSrh sn q PHI.
deIphia Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
lais-Balttmors, Way Stations, Euisoss CITY and
Srs.s; Alexendria Junction. On sunday, all
s;so.Bslsinors and WAY Stssioas. Frederick
an: .es kiss' q rsss: Metro
EHlis.n B snch Gopee.ts on Saturday for
AASSr -.i,I, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s;s9-Baliimors and wsy Stations to Annapolis
sls.6i:sinG s and L,a,.znI. ..s,:.; Il.
Sa sis: nd sf s. S:s ssi sssi.
1:1s- -Bafiaore and Way stations
I:35-Pfttsbure, Chicago, columbus.
s2S5baltinore, AiexaHdris junction, and
10:00-Nev York aud Phil sdel phia Might Ex-
1905 BaltimOre aud way Stations to Annapolis
JunrtiCn.
I1:4s-ss. Louis lIyrss Cincinnati and Chicago,
and 20 LOuisyile Saturday. Sisepers.
5:10. sic, $40, 9:3S Q. m: lao. 4:45, $50,
S4e, ZOO, 1:l3, 7:35, $40, 1000, 1905 and
HAS , n. DAILY.
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection Sunday tor Haserstowu or Val
!ey Branch; or for New York and Philsdslphia as
SIT . m and 1:l0 m.
Tor further Information apply at the B altfmore
end Ohio Ticket Offices, Washfngtou Stations, and
As, COL and eos Psnnsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage 70 be checked md received q point
THos d sHABP. Master of Transportation.
II COLE, 9eneT ii Ticket Agent
GEO. O. KO6HTZ, General gent. sepl-tr
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HOW THE EMPEROR or 6ERMANY GAL
LoPs ABoUT.-Tne Emperor came back two
days ago from the tactics near Leipsic and
Merseburg. For several days be had wit
Dessed the maneuvers OF the Saxon troops
on the plains where 20 much nxhting Inn
portant TO Europe has been done. Tue re-
ceptiOn OF the imperial party every where
was enthusiastic, and the Saxons seem TO
have done everything worthy OF their pres
ent reputation for loyalty. The Emperor
entered into the reviews and maueuyers with
great energy. IL is necessary 70 be energetic
and patient to watch troops I'm sham ngnh,
envelOped In clouds of dust from the heels OF
80 many men and horses. For q man In his
18th year, the Emperor possesses Q remark
labor. Take, for example, his movements
after the fatiguing labors At the reviews In
company with the Grand Duke OF Mecklen-
burg Schwerin and Prince Lud wig OF III sssia,
he arrived here from Merseburg ON last We'd
pesday evening. The same evening be re-
ceived General Won Schwartzhoff, the com
mander OF the Sd corps OF the Prussian army,
and gave q special audience TO the foreign
minister, Won Bulow. Early on Thursday
he left for Potsdam, and, accompanied by the
royal princes and prtncesses, proceeded TO
Grosskreus, where he witnessed the maneuy-
ers of the Garde de Corps At the Close OF
these he returned to Potsdam, and after
spending short time there, In the Baoel-
berg Palace, he went to the birthday dinner
OF the Princess Friedrich Harl aud her cid
est daughter. At O'Clock he lert Potsd am,
and returned to Berlin in time for the festi-
val OF Berlin Letter.
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ID A. DARSEILLE. Rsal Estate Auctionesr.
ThUsTIEs' SALE, AT AUCTION, OF vALU.
Adj lMPB0okD wharf fR0PERTI Is
GEORQET0W ID a.

OkOb6BIONd,D II. ".
By virtue OF . deed OF trust, dated fully 18th, -
lsf5, ana recorded among the land records % Jos.
Warrington equity, ID. o., Ia Liber 725. folio .Gl
$50, and by direction of the holder the noUr 20
cured thereby, vii sell e. public auction, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1876 az az
O'Clock m IN trent OF the premises, all tina. c r
tan piece OF Property In 6eors etovn, District al
Columbia, which vas conveyed BY WIN L.trd, r,
recorded ameng the land records for SAID District
in Liber J A T., no 81, folio go. and contained
within and bout ded BY he fol.owics bound .ries-
that ts 70 the north by Water street. on II
eest BY the orpoT alton sh wharf, on the south
by the channel Of the Pot-m 70 ri yer. ant GU he
east By the property cosveyed 70 james y. Essex
BY utho III. Lint bieum sns Others by deed dated De
cemher Is, lSoo, being Also the same property CON.
veytd to Joseph L Savage BY Charles Ii Laub and
wife by d. ed dated November 19, 1888 Said p.oD-
'rty Is Improved By . large Brick wArenouss
Terms 81 sale, as escribed by said deed, are
$1,000, with 10 per Cent interest from the 18th esT
OF January 1876; together with the expenses Of the
sale In caAh; balance In six and twelve months
cured By notes bearing interest and deed Of trust
the property sold which terms by consent OF those
interested, 10 modified In writing follows: One
thire cash; BALANCE 10 siI and twelve months. se,
decd Of trust on the property; elOo In eash whom
chaser cost II the terms not mplief with in
seven days from sac the IT ustses the right
70 ell the property 1t the rish and OF the de-
faultfpg pure after i've days notice OF such
resale in some negspaper plblished In the city Of
Washington. B. P. D0pGs, lrru,taa.
oci5-d&ds r. d. OLeARY, salesmsu.
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OUR FIRST GRAND OPENING

Il n
lew FALL DRY GOODS,
AT rs PER CENT. LESS THAN LAST SEA
SONS PBIJKs.
I case dark OALIC1Ks, at cents.
5000 ~ ards II .mburg HDGING and INSIR-
IONS &c aad l2he .orth double the money;
so dozen KID CLOVIS, q 40 and soc sold Of
10 do.:n GstS SIX IRrs. a. zoe. apiece.
so pair large double Blankets, ct o. 50.
so pair douo.e Blaoksts, IS. SS 60, %, etc.
i case English Calfcoes yard wide, lie.
DBKss GOODS, full assortment.
cass beautiful Stripes, st bc.
Os.hnere single fold. navy Blue, Seal Brown,
Bottle 9rsen and ether shades, at Sc.
1 case 20. Romans Plaids, nc 15c.
oase MsdisCn Serge, at &c
figures, al prices and cheeD; "a French Oashmsre,
IT soc-; Double vidIn al Wool Enpress UL tbs, eoc.
All these Dress Goods We offer o. SIN All advance
Oassimsres and water proof Oassinsrss for Mems
and Boys wear, from IS, So 81, rs Sc, 81. u 8,
u. ass., etc. JOB R'I II VA HHrSH PEooF@H y:i
Black Water. proof, nearly TIVE Xsrds wide, at 81,
Blnes and Medium Blne, very cheap BsrGsn in
He'd Blanneis, -, -. %, %, INC, and best Msdf-
Gated sxtrs heavy 81 soc. s1l1 st7se White Fan-
pss s.fsl ess.s Gree. sarssin. IN B.ssk Gsod.;
nne quality Sc eLtra heavy Black Alpaca; aHc.;
eee sold e CSC Slack Cashmere, don ole vid.h,
s po.S,s :, d. 81 sns SHA''' T'e n1s
20 con psss with any south Of sev York.
e. n T0WoON. d 90,
sspH -eoSm $50 Pa south aide, near 7th %
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1876 r.usSSif1FsEE 1876
IA tia UARfh Wet awA aAwfhWAsf

10 sne uoBtny west. ana Soutnveets
Dosaoss Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
AoU'tfcou Eraprne,S.
oGTvBIR s1H, 1875.
sornsr OF b and strsess, q ioiioWs
For Pfttsburg and the Wost, . m daily, with Par
ss O or 70 e ~ s SS Pa
B AZ, sSRSss Asp POTOMAC s.1LRoAD.
For Csn.ndsisn,a E1ohs:s:r, Buffalo. nisgsra
Ysises Oars 70 Wsifins. ' For HIis, G.S:ndsi H
Scn ,, s1a.,S, and Niagara rails l1:so an,
n. daily, visp Palace Oars attached: limited
dsis .1es1. sanaaS. For o s.% York ss and Il:
so On Ss,s spd o., Lac daily except
s:4sp m daily. Llaitsd N pres, s:3s an.
Aooomnodation Tor Baltimore, l:2o pm. daily.
For ts sp:. 's Ses:E Lin. ITO I'D 4:so Pm.
For Ans.poIi:; 500 end 1850 an and 4:soD
ALlxAETRIA EREpI3IOKsBURq RAILc
wAI AsP ALh4AhDkIA wAsHIharoH
Tor Aiesssdri., a:,s Z. $50. 9. 10, IL, an,
Is, 4:2o. 8, 8, ZOO , N. On Sunday at
For the south, Vi. RIchmoud. 2:Is an. daily;
and via Lyncnburg, 7:ls am. and IL pm,
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, 8, Us,
$40, am, 4, 4:2O, ., and Pm.
Or Sunday .. and 10 O.. m and R; Ia,, IA,
sorsSssss co9nsr Of fSirssensh strses and Penn.
and PsnnsyiTanis avenue, and ct the Depot, whore
Ssstin.tion nom Hotels and Bssidences.
rRaSk rs9me6N se SH m rs.s'r A snsiy
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EVENING STAR.
a Ruaaaan war,
hosslAN VOLUNTEERS POURING INTO
sAkNIA BIZ HUSBANDS KyKRY DAY

kossIAN VOLUNTEERS POURING INTO
shRvIA BIT HUSBANDS EvEkY DAr.
ffo-n The London UBses, Sgt. III
writing before the fall OF Zaicar, poluted
out that almost avowedly the war was then
pfoiopged for no other purpose than hat OF
zoe hussfan-S lavonic societies, whose ooJect
force Russia into the neld OF oattle foT ths
destruction OF the Ottoman empire In "a
ply 70 my enticipatious, which knew % oe
patriotic servians, it was ursed MAJ tns
Czar and his government had Resolved moi
10 depart nom that attitude OF neutrality
teeipg powers, they had pledged themselyes
TO observe. Wei, have never written q
line TO insinuate TO the contrary; but could
OF as ns s for
more against the Servians, Russian assist
ance, which n nrst was only manifestiug
itself In driblets, Was becoming every day
In July the Russian volunteers were only
coming in tvos and threes; by the middle OF
August they were arriving In twenties add
bring them In hundreds, and We hear on ex-
cellent authority that within another
week we shall have them In columns
esreT stage of ,h may Ss sh.1 M ON
the government At ST. Petersburg might
have put stop 70 IL altogether;
official disspproval had been even ioti-
mated In respect OF IL, 30 many Russian on
GERS, some Of them belonging TO the IN Al
Guard, would not have resigned their CON-
missions I'm the Imperial army TO come 90
Servia with the fun expectation on tneir re.
turn they would be restored TO their former
rank. IL not receive promotion. Perhaps
the RussfOn government thought that the
influx into Servia OF officers and men OF the
Cars service never would Assume the pro-
portions IL now has assumed; but, be this as
IL may, the danger has arisen that the Rus
sian Siavonic societies have In this m after
OF what Ia called the Serviau war become TOO
strong for even the imperial power. I say
what Ii called the Servian war because tue
title 10 now "misDomer." Ii the war is 20
De continued, and every thing points In that
direction, IL will be as q Russian war In Ser
via until IL becomes something still more
There 10 q Russian administration at this
moment In Belgrade for the purposes of the
immigration. There Is Q Russian general
performing the duties OF comm audant de
Ia place. BY him the Russian Officers are
received on their arrival; from him they re-
celve directions as to where they are 10 get
their uniforms and 20 what place they are 10
depart. The organization 10 admirable, and
works without noise or confusion.
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SWIMMING MATCH BETWEEN A Man
And DoG.-A large ooncourse OF people
assembled at the Welsh Harp, Hendon, on
saturday, for the purpose Of witnessing .
swimming contest between man and Q dog .
The stake was ESQ, and the owner, Mr.. FADE,
backed bis favorite dog against Harry Par
ker, q well known London swimmer. The
distance 10 be swum va half a mile, and the
dog was allowed half amInute start. At q
few minutes 70 the dog plunged into the
lake, the route being shown by its master.
who was rowed In advance for that purpose.
taxing direct course, and swim ming at q
rapid pace, the animal managed 90 cover
nearly nfty yards In the half minute al
lowed, which time having expired Parker
dtved into the water, and ~ once commenced
the side stroke, making great efforts on the
journey, but without the slightest advan-
tage, as the dog kept steadily on, increasing
It's lead y ard By yard, being urged on By itA
master: When half the distance had been
covered, the dog was nearly one hundred
yards ahead, and although Parker strained
every nerve 10 catch his opponent, his
endeavors were quite useless. and, rs it ap-
peared from the nrst, he was entirely out OF
the race, the dog eventually winning By
more than one hundred and nfty yards
London Standard.
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WHY GENERAL sICKLKs CAN'T HON.
General Daniel 4. Sickles tells q good story
on bis experience with ocean cattle news.
he was with Washourne In Paris when they
read the morning paper containing the news
OF the election In Vermont. rhe despatch
eaid the Republicans had carried The State
by 5000 majority. Sickles laid down tue
paper and looked At Washourn. washburne
looked AZ Sickles.
The jig IL up" said sickles.
"Tne jag 10 Certainly up," said Washsurss.
Sickles embarked for nome the next mora
Ing 10 take part In the Indiana and Oni0
campaigns On his way he carried Tor
fourteen days that heavy 900 on his mind,
ana prepared notes for q speech In acoor-
dance with the Information. When the pilot
came aboard on New York he asked him
chow has the Maine election gomez"
sixteen thousand Republican majority"
was the cheerful reply.
"Why, isn't that rather remarkable after
the Vermont majority" asked the astonish.
ed General.
why, no." replied the pilot. "vermont
IL all night. We are satisfied with her"
What was her majority" was the next
"Twenty-six thousand majority and still
heating" was the ringing reply.
The General felt great load taken OF his
mind, and he Immediately went TO mis- cabin
and tore up those notes. he says they didn't
Mt the situation al ALL Louisville Obmnler-
Cidl
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nUHoAHeON BROS Auctioneers

nonUAneON BIOS Auctioneets.
MaGHIFIGEHT IsLAID WALNUT oaAMBER
BET. PLUe6 rARLOR SUITS IN aRE I'D,
IasgI SAnP CHAIRS, Tlssa :sss "a
BIZ TOP TssLEs, OLE PAInTIgas, Yau-
x.:sgr mskSsE: TOP sSs stbsso SHSrt sS
T sks rrr Di nSIIsar oH q kIsBt,
ZION IA sLl. OL0OK, BOOK .0ass. FiLrSR
a aSR Soe stT o EIs. Pt Pm Ts4 8 APP
HALL sTAEg,n sTtiR "a eEsTsY CA:
PIT; MANU- WAIEUr CHaMBsg SETS, WhLSHr
StnEP1 HOLLOW OaAIsS, FsArHEBt,
BnDOiSG: PL ATE MIRROR, Widow
entire Household Furniture contained In q ,uss
oOt 18th street, near street northwest, at
On THURSDAY MORNING., October l2,m
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock, We wfI sell, ct -
the above house, the entire conteuts, some
of which 10 very handsome Furniture, and
vorths the attention Of parties soias to house
keeping.
cci7 st DUNCANsON BROS. Auc ionesrs.
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ADVANCE PIuTHs.-Thoss who think the
FLUTES are an unprogreseiye rece are not
i've bucks In Virginia city deeply engag-
ed In game Of draw poker. The most cur
tous part OF it was that the Iodtaus need.
game. They ASKED one another 70 "auten
quite glibly. One even attempted 70 ret on
the venerable joke Of Sand then you won't
have % much,p but &c vas . miserable fall
ure. Still one could ZEE what he vas driv.
ing at. "Gimue two,""gimme foah," and
the usuai Angio-6Axon explosives which al
n esmS, rose nom the group. One VINO tried
% M 20 flush called down Q curse uoon
stoe much d-n bobtAtl' They RAISED" and
"oallsds and naked In the pot with al the
skill md ease of white players.
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h. wARNER, corner 7th and II sts.

II u. W a R&N4ns COEucI I'm Aou
TRusTBIS SALE or TWO. STORY AND
BACK BUILDING FRAMB DWELLING ON
tbs NORTH eIDA OF SOUTH STREET,
MKT TO TAI OORNER OF 18th STREET
EAST
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated April "a, -
A d 1873, Gully recorded in Liber No. us, ~
folio g, Of the la nd records for the Dis. -
trict Of Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. aha II sell st public auction,
1876, st O'Clock m al that certain 1T Of gro1.d
lumbia, known and described q lot numbered thir-
~ two l37J In Henry BIZ 8 recorded subdivision
Of original lot numbered one, lin square nun
bered nix hundred and ninety i've, 9a5, together
with the I'm pre- yemeDts, &c.
Term: One fourth cash. aud the balance At 8,
II and Is months, with interest at per per
mum. scared By eeed Of trust on the property
posit Of o0 viii bs required 1t time Of sale, aud al
conveyancing ct purchasers cost Terms to be
complied With In days. othe wise tho Trustee
rves the right TO resell the property 81 tn, risk
advertisements, SsMGEL GROSS, Trustee.
eet4.se6ds 1T 06LDwELL, Salesman.
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Co1IrJ kQAl osHIoD, Csv.~ 81 10 ssvs
NJ - - frS $500. saf.sees @ hsv -
ayX C2s,: HE oose Rrfvoss Loan One ~
y ~: 10y $500 g o. IoVese rasoo
~ ~ g 80 - ollvss $780,, D1a1snis,
oSsa0aS 0sek60. o. - 81 sssSs5 ii
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS

CARRIERS, 7O7 Market Space.
: IS, %.
very fine, only Zee.
Black Alpaca, very fne, double width, sc. Black
Silk AohsiI Alpaca, finest gu slty, 20, worth 75c.
Large assortment Of beautiful neg Dress Coos,
lis, -, -, IS, -. 81, zoo. Coiored Oash-ere, dou-
BE width, finest dualfty, gil wool, 90, g., 7Sc.
Pure Linen Table Dar,ssk. Soc
All Wool Bed Tvilled Flannel, &c; yard wide
white Wool Flsr mel, 80
Nearly two yards vide Black waterproof. 7so-
Largest hite Wool Blankets, %. Very wide
ehseting. &c. Excellent Bed Ticking. zSc.
Very large assortment Of Cassfmeres for men and
boys wear.
Good Calico, In remnants, 81. Yard wide best
Cotton, In remnants, SC. sepa-u
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VIRGINIA's Position In regard 20 the
Centennial 10 q peculiar one, and Governor
Kemper's reply TO the invitation OF the
reminds as of the polite excuses OF q proud
but superannuated dame for not mixing
with her equals.-[M y. Herald.
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FROM IMPORTERS AUCTIONS.

Magnfncent Black Osshmsres and Alpscas.
Ink Green, Navy Blue, Seal Brown and Plum Color
Merino.
Superb Back, Brown and Blue velvsts.
Zeal Lace and 0ttin CHAM Curtains, Ia sets.
Ostrich TIPS and Long PlQmes, ell eolors.
ALI colors and siz.s OF Kid Gloves.
Large Honey comb Spreads, only 80.
Splendid large W hite Blankets, only o 50.
Beautiful 4 amask Table Linen only SOC.
Extra eupefhre All ltn~n Napkins, Is.
Largest Size Shetland ehawb, d Is
u rib Scotch Bingham 30 inch Umbrellas, u.
Special bar gains Offered IN Me-ino sod All
WOOL UHDRRwBAR,o Of which We nave the largest
stock IN the city.
CONUOLLYp,
ssp1e-6 COS th street, opp. Patent 0f1os.
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A BASE TRICK.-Strangers often remark
mat Detroit ladies seem 10 have q great
fondness for carrying gold watches, and auy
person walking ten blocks on Wood ward or
Jefferson avenue will see, n it isa nne day
n least one huntred ladies with gold chai1s
hanging down 20 the watch pocket hut An
the watch there On q wooodWa Avenue
car yesterday there were half doxsn ladies
AND only one gentleman. Satan must have
put him up 20 do mean thing. Taking out
bis watch he looked at IL; shook it, sishei
heavily and sail:
Ought 20 have been cleaned q week axo.
Will you please give me the timer"
The lady addressed had on q magnificent
chain, out sne olusned, half rose, sat down
again, and whispered:
"My-my watch isis out oforder."
"rou have the time, perhaps?" he asked
Yves, sir-its ten O'Clock" she replied
looking out OF TIE window.
Does your time agree with thst-" he
asked OF the third.
81 believe co." she oolcly replied, thougs
abe well knew that her chain was pinned 90
her dress.
Sand what does your watch say-- ne
smilingly asked OF the fourth.
Its little slow, think, !" she answered. :,
draw Ing her shawl closer.
The nh lady had watch, and Q nus one
TOO. Sne drew out, made - much display
a. possible, and called out
Tea minutes after eleveni"
The gentleman smiled, the other four la
dies bit their lips and scrowled, and the
driver shook up the lines and called out
Go ON, now, you old raw bonesi"- Detroa
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AUCTION SALES,
HAlA AFYRRNvO0
OowHhAH . eRlEH, AoosIoaeer..

II
TkUsTIEB eALlOF POUR ILRGANr BRICK
HOUSES ON CORCORAH ST. BIfWEIU
tGu rAi5S i4rH srREsrs HoktHwEsr. Ar
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the Dtstrict OF Columbia, sasssd IN cause f.yU
no tSss Equity Docket l4-P Phillip WslIaes slk
zs "a, eer1s ct al.the unoersigned frus-
zee VII sell, af public auction, on WDO0 Esd Az,
the 1ith day Of October, ISIS, oonnsncins q Z
oeIeek No, the lots OF ground situatsd In the CITY
S a. ws;sshinstoP, District Of Coupeia, kno!a ssd
Chit, man. Exley and Kichsrds' su6diyision 81 The
square q ground humbered Two hundrsd and fsrty
90, and improvements This propsrty 10 Iocstsd
On ne So.sn aide Of the street tno. 0oroorsa
northwest Each Lot hes . front Of . fsss O
seid Oorcofen street The mprov ements u BON each
lt consist OF substantial two story baoeneot en1
Msnsard roof Brick Dveliiog House
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; and the bAlsucs
IN sig Twelve and eighteen months Defsrrsd pay.
mens 70 pear interest from day of sale per cent
The purchaser 20 comply with terms Of sale within
eeo days sfsr sale otherwise the Trustee sssrves
The right TO resell ct the risk snd ct OF the de-
fantins purchaser By Swing i've days previous
posiee Of euch Iesele. depoeit Of 40 viii Be re-
CURED II time OF sale upon each lot sold.
sepD CHAe. o. DUHOANsOH, Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11

BIfWIT1 AlD STSEIfS sSUTa1 Az
By virtus Of Q deed Of trust % u, aassd a
August slct, A p. l0s, and E.oordsd In Libsr H.
the Distriot Of Columbia, end st the request Of the
hoi6ess Of she note secured thereby, We shau se
DAH,ths 18th day Of October, q O'Clock ,. m :,
81 that piece o. Isresl &c, q gsGla ksesn 9. Lci
Subdivision Of Square numbered ssvce hundred and
ninety eight 7ocl, tosethsf With the Improvements
thereon, copsisttpg ok tW o-story Frame Ell aa
Houss WITH bfick bAsemsnt
Terns IF saie: 07O0, With intsrsss theysos q ten
The e the ssis In cssh; and BE SsIssos IN
%. year, secured By deed 0f trust the properly,
the day Of iaIe deposft Of SiSo Viii b rso uifd
az she tine q s.!e Al eonys. asetas q the Isr.
.itb vithin zen days. the Trlssss reserve the
she g rel the RroIsrfs Il the riak end eoss q
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