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DIED.

Cliff. On the Esd ins tsnt, Of l2h O'Clock m =,
alter q short and painful illness, Mrs. Ell "a q.
SLlfI IN the ssh year Of her age. native VI King
There . a tear that flows when we psrt
From mother whose loss moan.
There > o tear nows from the half broken heart
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral from her late residence, Tth
stI Get southwest, on Tuesday, 18th, at clock.
FORSTER. On the Esd instant, At 2 o clock D.
m kMNA MARIA FORSTER, aged yesrs, daughter
R,atiyes and friends Of the family are respectfuly
requested 20 attend the funeral from No. 2l3 9TH
street southeast, Tuesday, O'Clock D. m.
FREEMAN. On the ed instant, RoBKRTA Mo-
BLE infant daughter " the tate DR. X Robert I. aud
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 attend he. funeral from the residence of her
mother, No. 1903 Al street, between 18th and 18th
stretts northwest, Tuesday, the Ssh instant, II
O'Clock y. m.
nAekE. In Georgetown, d. G, asa instant, WIZ
His funeral viii take place Tuesday, the 18th in
slant, st m, from tie resiaeEce Of JOAN 5. o.
ems, No. 50 Prospect street.
PERRY. On the 2S1 instant, AZ n O'Clock, after
a long and pataful illness, ANNIE n PERkY, daugh-
ter Of Chss. aud Harry Ann Perry, aged ~ pears
4 months and weeks.
Dearest Aanie thou hast left rs;
We thy loss nOet deeply feel.
But tbs God that has bereft Us;
He can all our Sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place Tuesday, the 18Th in
No. 1910 attn street northwest, between X and Il
streets.
wYNpHAM. On the 2Sd, at 40 O'Clock D. m .,
ANN VIRGINIA WyNDHAA, In the 59th year Of her
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral At her late residence. No. -1s
10Th street northwest on the 18th Instant, foos-
cap y at $50 O'Clock .. n.
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1"Bear's ear is a new color.

D-t'Let's take a sling around, !" is the Chi
cago Invitation TO waltz.
~The direct cable has again broken
lao miles west OF TOrbay, Nova Scotia.
S"Old- Man A fraid-of-hfs- Wives" "A what
the Indians call Brigham Young.
pFNeck-ties of Russian, or scorn lace %
are in vogue in New York.
nS-A Baltimore judge decides that "fnd-
ings" are not "keepings."
~Miss Anna Dickinson is about 20 sail
for the West hides for the benent OF her
health.
sIAmong the killed in the railroad disas-
ter In England was a son OF Dion Bouci-
cault.
SThe centennial appropriation will cost
as three cents and a half a piece all round.
Chip in?
~Not liking 10 tell him bluntIy that his
poetry was too thin, Browning said 20 Ten
dyson one day after dinner: Yours is the
claret, mine the port"
~Mrs. Slate, of Iowa can't be marked on
and sponged OF like some states. Her hus-
band tried IL the other day, and the shotgun
blazed streak OF death through him.
~Delmonico is TO have the main restau-
rant al the centennial. which Is a guarantees
70 the hungry visitor of very good dinner
for about twelve dollars Ddsbug Nelos.
1The students or Dublin university have
declined 70 take part in the International re-
gatta in Philadelphia, because IL would CLASH
with their usual Henley regatta
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n SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUsT.

: BY virtue Of DEED of trust dated june llth, A.
the Land records for the county OF Washington, ID
c. and b. direction Of the parties secured in said
deed of trust, will sell in front OF the premises
M0NDAY, January 31st, A. d l576, at 4.30
O'Clock m, all Of Lot numbered fifteen in Sa usre
District of Columbia, containing 1850 square feet
thereabouts, with the i'm prov ements thereon.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in equal
ipstalments at 8, IL and Is months, with interest
from day Of sale, payable semi annually at rate OF
eight per cenfum per aonum until paid, the deferred
pay ments TO be secured by the pure haser's notes
and deed Of trust the property sold, all cash,
at purchasers option. A deposit OF 8 loo required
Of sale, aud the convey aDcing must be at pur.
chaser's cost. If terms OF sale are not complied
with in five days from sale the property viii be
resold risk and cost of defaultng after
i've days notice in the kyening STAR newspaper
JOHN n. HANNA Trustee.
janH-2aw&ds WASH B. WILLIAM, Auct
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Iusrc are various wnys 81 curing baN,,,
The Yorkshire tEnrlaudD rnefhoi ~ 20 burn
on the br.stleS, rathCr ihsa ID scsid theTa-
Nhen rTush the carcass and wash 40 IN coli
water and iet o. hang Nhere a. Will not
nee ior iWeuty-four hoyrs. one-cusrter
OF lnound 81 saifpetre and tweuty-nve
POUNDS OF common salt are then rubbed
y orougbly Into pieces OF the animal which
SHOULD oe placed I'm large tub covered up
closelN IN a oool place for a fortnigh. Thea
turnover each piAce and rub IA a little more
SAL. Let ~ remain In the pickle another fort
raeu, sna The bacon - ready 10 % smoked.
The best way 10 smoke a IL with corn ON
The cobs burned upon charcoal; keeping an
best way 10 smoke AZ Ia with corn on
SLOW, dense smoke, and not a fine TAen
put II I'm cloth and wash 60 preserve al
rom mold, or ny blows, aud plsce whers
there Is moisture. and a. will keep for wears.
The WestphsliRn hams and bacon are
cured by TIE following reel pe. To six pounds
OF rock salt add three ounces ofsaltpeire ard
two pounds OF coffee { sugar. Put 40 into
tnree gallons OF water, and boil until dis
solved swimming IL well while 10 hollis, and
when cold pour a. over the meat. keepiur
every part OF II under the brine.
,bseon can oe picked ready 20 smoke In
for four or Eve weeks. TINS pickle cao 10
used again aud again. N 10 Is boiled nm
skimmec, aud a small portion Of It's ingre-
0lehts added each time. Before putting ths
meat Into the brine 10 should be carefalIy
washed and wiped clean from hloot a. thai
spoils the pickle. Picking tubs should he
larger at the bottom than az the ton - thai
ihe pork can remain uudisturb-d in its
layers until needed for use. and The bottom
OF The tub should be covered VI IN coarse sale
ana Then layer OF meat placed upon t. aud
so on until the tub Il illed. A good way "a
pickle one nam. Take n deep Stoneware
DISH, just large enough % hold a ham and
mix together one pound of course brown
sugar, one aud one hair pounds OF nna salt
ana one ounce each OF saltpetre and salt
prunelle. Then ruO every portion OF the ham
ard pile The remainder or 10 over the ton,
having placed the ham skin side Downward
IN the dish. Let 10 standlfor I 40 OF three days.
tnen turn ~ over and rub IN the mixture and
ladle over 10 with a spoon any brine thaf
may be found az the bottom Of the nan. Do
this for fortnight. and NJ the ham il neaiet
Tor use IL can be smoked FOR two or three
days and then boiled.
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AN ENGINEERING FEAT OF stupendous
proportions II under consideration, being no
less IMAM the drainage OF the Zuyder Zee,
making that Inland gulf, In extent 40 hum
dred and odd miles by about sixty, once in
deed what, says the London Iron, 10 will
probably again be, a fruitful plain dotted
with smiling villages. The Haarlem Lake.
The bed OF which was overwhelmed by an
eruption of the sea In the 10Th century, was
GRAINED not many years ago 10y a company
OF English engineers. Tue Zuyder Zee data<
nom about the time when Earl GOdwin,s
lands became a treacherous sandbank, an
epoch remarkable for extensive lnroads OF
TIE German ocean. The addition which the
drainage OF the ZuydeT Zee would make 60
Holland would be equal 20 nearly six per
cent. OF The whole area OF that country at
present.
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a HEAvY CLAIM AGAINST THE Cry or
INV DoRK.-A suit has been cominencad
against lie city OF New YORK by the heirs OF
John or Johannes Nermilya, an old Dutch
settler, for the recovery OF the whole OF that
portion OF Manhattan Island bounded By the
North and The Harlem river, and extending
nom s4th street upward. The heirs of Mr.
Nermilya found their claim TO the property
inquestion on two patents. one of which was
given by the British Governor - ichols, in
l6b', and the other 10y Governor Thomas
DUNCAN, lCc6, 10 John Nermilya aud four
other patentees for services rendered the
British government in settling and i'm
proving the upper portion OF Manhattan
lslafld. The property II estimated 20 be
worth az this time about two hundred ana
hny million dollars. Up 90 The present date
three hundred ana twelve heirs of Mr. Yer
milya have registered their claims but IL il
DeleNed That great many more will be
found, as the name is comparatively COM
mon. An association has been formed by
the heirs for the prosecution OF their claim
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
I'm THE SUPREME COUR OF THE DISTRICT
IL OF COLUMBIA.

HcEdins a Special Term, January lsfA, ls76.
In the of Lemuel J. Draper aud James g.
Payne, Adm Illustrators ". Q. Of ANDREW
BALMAIN deceased, the Administrators q. afore-
said, have, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid, APP
pointed TUESDAY. the 18th OF Febnary. 1875,
Tor the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased, and Of the
In hand, as far the same have been collected
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
TO attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they may other wise by Law be excluded from all benz
cit in said deceased estate Provided, q copy Of
this OF der be published once week for three weeks
In the Evening Star previous to the said day. Test:
janl9-wtn a. WEBSTEBs Resister Of Wips
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A MOTHER AND SISTER KILLED AND
THE House RoBBED.-On Friday, at Eden,
Emngham county, young man, son OF
Mr.. Cochran, an overseer of the Central rail-
road, found on his return home TO dinner his
mother and an eight year old sister lying
bloody corpses on the floor and a little baby
been robbed. No clue 10 the murderers.
(ellnlilS. Ca. EnO1iirfr
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0Cardinal Antonelli is reported I'll.
NTifiens wears $50. 600 in diamonds.

HTitiens wears $50 900 in diamonds.
IDeak, the celebrated Hungarian states
man, is rep orted dying.
81 Some dry goods are just half the price
Of two months ago-B0st0n Paper.
HAn elopement from the Montgomery
county poor house occurred lately.
SClothing of checked cloths with a76"
woven In, 10 being made In Boston.
~The Pope will not resist the inspection
ofchurch seminaries.
gran affectjonate wife in Illinois raffied
OF her Bible to get her husband out OF jail.
DWachtel is on the sick list, and his Bal
timore engagement has been "indenniIely
postponed"
oROur next leap year, occurring In 1880,
will contain what occurs only once In many,
many years-namely, i've Sundays In Feb
ruary. The month viii be ushered In and de-
part on Sunday.
~The anthracite coal conspirators have
resolved to neutraiize the atmospheric dis
pensations OF Providence by stopping their
mining works for i've weeks, AFTER the 1th OF
next month"; Chicago Times.
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THE NEW YORK HIPPRoDoMs, whittier
Moody and Sankey now 60, will De divided
into three compartments, one with seats for
6,0e0, one for 800 persons, with an interme-
date room forty feet wide for Mr.. Moody.
The building will be heated by fourteen fur
naces; there will be 500 singers, 600 ushers,
and COO Christian workers" in attendance.
The work Will begin February l.
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by b. ii. WARNEB, Auctionesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY-LO-
ATE ON THE NORTHEAsT CORNEK OF
BROWN STEEET AND MERIDIAN AVENUE.
GO By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated April
49, 1874 and duly recorded In Ii Der 74s folio AIS,
o." Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
aud at the request Of the holder Of the note secured
thereby, will offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY. February
10Th. 1876 at q O'Clock p. m the following de-
scrbed unimpruyed real estate, viz All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and being
known and described Lot 40 Of g. r. Browns
subdivision of Mount Pleasant, in the county of
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness, viz:
6UO and interest due thereon, secured By aforesaid
Deed of trust and the penses Of the SALE In cash;
balance in six twelve and eighteen months.
iap20 eo&ds THEO. Il. GATCHEL, Trustee
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UNIQUE BALL.-The Jersey City journal
says: The ball given by the Hoboken
Fraued-vereie, No. I, last night, in Old
Fellows Hall, was unique. 1t was managed
entirely by the ladies. The doors were tiled
by women; the committees were filled by
women, and man, base man, had only TO
dress and disguise himself curing the FIRST
part OF the order OF dancing, and be intro
duced by the floor managing women to part
ners who were known only to those who di-
rected the dance
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u III. WARMER.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
SIDE OF NEW YoRk tyENUE, BgTWsEa
18th AND IAN STREETS NoaTHwEsr,
10Th AND X STREETS EORTRWK5r.
n By virtue of deed of trust, dated April 2lst,
- A. ID. 1874 recorded in Liber No. Ia, folio 800,
Of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
will SELL at public auction in frost OF the premi
1870 the follow ing described real estate situa,e in
the city OF Washington, District OF Columbia, TO
At 3H O'Clock D. H. the north twenty We (25J feet
OF Lot numbered six go, in square numbered three
hundred and forty three (s43l, beginning for the
three hundred and forty three (3l3). and running
thence vest along the south line of"k' street north
(25l feet; thence east hundred 1907 feet parallel
to the rst line TO the west line OF 10th street west
thence north with the west line Of 10th west
twenty five IS feet to the place Of beginning.
And az O'Clock p. m. all Of Lots numbered two
90 and three g. in Davidson recorded subdivision
(252,l on the south side Of New York avenue, bs'
tween 18th and l4th streets northwest said lot three
90 being improved By three story and attic Brick
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money In cash,
and the balsnce at o, II, Is and n months, at
cent. interest from day Of secured Dy deed Of
trust ON the property Sold or az cash az the option
Of the purehaser on the street lot. and ssh each
on the New York avenue lots at time OF sale. All
conye, apciss az cost Of purchaser Or purchasers n
days from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property At the risk and cost Of
days. advertisement.
ssE ESJsssIiss Z Z: s nTTbEk' }rrusse..
,srs- eods lhep. ,lsthslsih]
account Of the weather until WEDNESDAY, jan
uary goth, ls76, same hour and place.
by order Of The I5u: r ec:oLpwsLL. Salesman.
jsn3-aots REP .25th626th
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VoUNG q MIDpLEroN, Auc.ionOers.

PR0PERTY AT Auction, VIZ: LARGE
a 1iH5 e. srEiLr S0ErHwEsr' BErwEEs G
= By virtue OF deed Of trust dated November
3d. 1874. and recorded in Ltber 700, foliy 81,
Of The land records OF Washington county. District
in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day
C ground In Washinston CITY. District o. n oOpuS
bia, known aud described as the south half of lot
number sixteen (l6l. square Numbered three hun
trust for 81 900 dated November 18TH 1874 and re.
corded in Lber 7e7, folio 2s6 Of the aforesaid land
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash. balance in and IL months, with
ten per cent interest," secured by notes and deed Of
er's cost. 9aO down when property L sold, which
will be forfeited unle.s the Of sale COM
piled with In I'VE days from sale, and the property
JAMES 9. PAYNE,lr- rs,o..
P. A. DAREEILLE,S Irus'ees'
novn-td YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MoNpA1 December IL, at same hour and place.
dec7-td YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
ITHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
property x1I1fe resold, at his risk aud cost, on
MONDAY, JsnuaIy 18th, lST6, at same hour and
jsnio-did YogNG 8 MIDDLEToN, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY. January 20th, at same place and
hour. By order of Trustees.
janlsdtd YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTaEB POST
POSED until WEpNE-paf, January 26th,
s time and Yo 1TGs SEdSf e shS Ta
jan2l-dtd Auctioneers.
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THIS WAS THr TELEGRAM that caused Mr..
Carleton, the baritone of the Kellogg Opera
company, 10 leave the troupe suddenly at
Chicago: "At 800 O'Clock this morning, a
nne, fat, handsome girl, just Il ke yourselc q
ten-pouDder; no sooner put m the crib than
bowed GOWN" mother and child doing
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4 GREEN, Auctieneers.
SALE OF LOT 2Ox5s. IMPROVED
BY SMALL TWO STORY FRAME, BOUNO-
Any BETWEEN 18TH AND 19rR STREETS

- BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated January
< 9th, 1875, and recorded In Liber No. ~, folio
zJ If land records for District Of Columbia, and at
request OF party secured thereby will sell at public
Iusry LIST; 1876, at 4 oclo-k ,. m Lot No. 81, 10
STAIRS subciyision OF Lott 4, ., and9 In
square 70. Isl in city, In said District,
with tie iu proyeme nts thereon.
Terms Of sale: 500 cash, fof which $50 must be
paid tim of salel balance IN and IL months to be
secured0y purchasers notes, with interest at per
cent from day Of sale. and o desd Of trust on the
property Sold Convey ancing ane recording 81 pur.
cbaeers cost II terms Of sale are NOT cempiei With
to res. II at risk and cost of purchaser in default
Nm. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
jap2l- eotd No 1891 street MOI tn west.
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WOULD RUN PROM A DOLLAR BILL-A
colored man who was sent from Winchester
TO the penitentiary three years ago for rob-
bling his employer Mr.. Henry Glaze. passed
through here on Thursday morning, his term
of Imprisonment having expired on Wednes-
day last. When asked ifhe would like TO go
back again he said ''no sa, il L was To see a
dollar bill I'd run from ft"-NaRassas Ca
-offe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

PULMONARY CoNsUMPTIoN.-Pro.ess
Mosler, OF Germany, Is now successfully
treating phthisis, or pulmonary consump-
ton, by making an incision through the wall
OF the chest and drawing off the pus with
syringe, and afterwards washing out the ul-
GERS with weak carbolic acid. No difficulty
appears TO have been experienced in the oper-
alton, and the condition OF the patient was
improved, the cough becoming less trouble
some, and the febrile symptoms apparently
moderated. One point, al least. is regarded
as settled-and IL is certainly one of great
importance-so far as could be by q few ex-
local treatment OF pulmonary cavities is un-
doubleday practicable, and that the lung is
really more tolerant of external interference
than has been generally believed. The uses
OF carbolic acid are rapidly extending and
IL bids fair to become one of the most valu-
able article of the matura medica. II APP
pears TO be speedy death TO diseased germs
and fungus growths.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

- By virtue OF two deeds Of trust, dated respec-
tlyely December Sd. A. d. 1874, and recorded in
=: beE No. Ho. foiio lsS, ct seq, and hber No.
tri6 0Colunbis, and at the request and By the di.
rectfon OF the party thereby secured will sell, at
puslic auction, in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY, February LIST, A. d. 1876, at O'Clock D. m. +,
the following dc scribed real estate situated In the
city Of Washington, u; O., to wit: All Of lot num-
bered fifty -four, In Edward Clark's subdivision of
original lot numbered sixteen, in square numbered
six hundred and sixteen, the same Is described in
the Office of the Survey in said city, In book w.
r page Is. Also, part Of lot numbered fifty three,
In said square numbered six hundred and xteen of
the same subdivision, the said part Of lot numbered
nifty hree being Immediately next and adjoiu ing
lot No: 81, in said square, on the west, and having
'front.' ofo foot on north street and extending
back with that width the whole depth Of said lot
hfty three 10 an alley.
Terns: One third cash, balance in six, twelve,
AID eighteen months With interest at the rate of
per cent. Per npum, secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold ell cash, at the option of the
purchaser. deposit OF 100 will be required Of the
purchaser at time Of sale. All convey a1ciug at
chaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied
with In days the trustees the right TO
resell the properly at Il risk aud cost of the de.
fauiting purchaser, after five days advertisement
JAS. FULLERTON, lTr,s,aa,
DENNIS C0ANELL,f Aiuel0o7'
lan4-e0Gdg THOS, DOWEING, AUctiOnear
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COAkI WOOD! WOOD!
CHEAPg CHEAP FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving datiS, cargoes Of the best varieties OF al
kinds of COAL and WOOD,
Now is the time 70 buy
IL you would save money get GOOD syttes and Juss
signed before you buy.
Having two OF the largest Wharves In thu Dissrfcs,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Goal direct from vessels to the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
ments. A visit TO our Wharvee and Depot will con-
vince one at gace Of our unsurpassed advantages.
Good PINE WOOD delivered rs low - 81 so pof
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered Is low - % to ~
a single trial is ali that IL necessary 70 oonvinos
the public Of the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot ct johnson . Wharves, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets
onos. iHs Il stree: .sss.s northwest .ur. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

ers Of Shakespeare saw prophecy In the words
be put In the mouth of the sprite, Puck,
"I'll put girdle round the earth In forty
minutes" II Monslgnor Dupanloup succeeds
In having Josc of Arc canonized the great
poet will again be made a prophet, for he
makes the Daupbin say, "Joan La Pucelle
shall he Frances saintD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

ST. JULIEN SOLD FOR go, GOETHE trot-
ting horse St Julien, said to be the fastest
Jrotter OF bis age on the turf, was sold by DIR.
Poster, of Goshen, N. Y, TO Mr.. Humphrey,
Judge Fullerton's owner, for California par
ties, for zoo. st. Julien is by volunteer,
dam Claymore, and went on the turf last
season green, when he trotted five races,
winning all Of them and making a record of
2:25K. He was sold two years ago for 5000.