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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25

STATE LINE or STRiMERS
- TO elastic ~, BELFAST, aud LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~ foot ~ tinli st., n. L.
STATE or PEN NSfLVANlA, rhursdaf Juno l.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, Thur.da Juie 10.
bioln ami cIOil plsss ,"s tt lows trlie-.
AUSTIN BALDWIN 8 co.. Agents. az Broadway.
Storage ticket, at A. Broadway, and At Company's
pier. o OF Canal st., n. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25

A WHEELER 81 WILSON scwi.s machine ht.
N tie used cover tucker binder eN IA htmmcrs and
atnohmcnts for sale, t20. Call at 80 Bond st., near
IOwery.
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DIAPER CUTTER and packer wantedi Quick,
i neat and clean one who has worked on steam cut
ter and Ia familiar with nnc work IN printing once
Address with refer ence and stating salary crpecte
JOB PR NTER, boz 100, sun once
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.

1iH3 DEPARTMENT ~ SOW COMPLETE WITH
EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE OF srIs AND
DRESSES FOR Mlsaks AND CHILDREN FROM
rwO TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE.
MOURNING SUNS on HAND AND MADE
TO ORDER AT TIE SHORTEST NOTICE.
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A NJ EAST 9TH 1T, opposite stewart =. -
n Whcci1r 4 Wilson'S and al machines cash for al
The work GU can do the year round, and tor tsrs II
wish.
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6Nuntto- --5,maI,s.

A WRITTEN guarantee for 8 years TO rive you All
inc machines work sent me frees We cnchange all
Inns HOME GARMENT co, Col and BJ3 9Th ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25

V(ED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE Appointei
IL TO carry the hcl-iIn AMI unitel stltes maIl lac
fOuOwlng steamers are appninled 10 sal
FOR ANTWERP.
PROM PHILADELPHIA. FRoN NEW YORK.
Nodcr und. MlY 81 SVl rlan ......May
NaderInI Ie ~ keniwOith.
Race VI passage Ia currency.
isi Can n, 500 81 & l0ln, 800. Steerage 800
PETER WRIGHT a SOM, General Agents. Pnlaa l.
pima. AMI ~ Br pad 81, \ YORK.
JOHN MOD JNALD. battery p nc = New York.
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U,nK MARY rOw,sLLsiii comul, nee running
u iDr the 20 sOA from Pier 80 (YeAtTJ sl % BAluT
day, hsT W. inAkinx tAs usuAi handbags
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25

Ats CLINTON plsce. = Oldest sud most relia !,
n party for wurk sewing machines. Operators iVr
INV f.. II BLAKE. Agent
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CHILDREN'S SACQUES
GRAND, CARYSTIE,ANO FORSYTH SIS.
SaOrn9s Sanss.

ERANKIIN SAVINGS BANK, c,rner tel At
Il anu h ~, opri ltY ~ A. NJ. TO 3 L. NJ and
Monday and SATURDAY eVcnin from - : u'cucA
Interest De -ins tho nrsi a. every m0ntl,
JAS SMi II. Sec. JAS CHAMBEHlAlN, Pres
SIXPENNf SAVINGS ASIA, nrolaNaY and
- AstOr ulace Establish Il 1888. Rank oprn htily
from 10 \. VI. tnSP NJ Five GEMS 10 S. 900 received
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AGENIS. 80 chrom 81 7'shot revolver. nickel
"A PLACED, tSuOi le-t arilrtts .tll NJ sight
II LION 90. III Nassau ST.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
sALE.-Default having Ice

MORTGAGE ALE.-Defaut having bceo
4Yl made in the condition of {. Ger. am inden-
ture of mortgage bearing data the LIST day of
Januarv. A, ~, ,s54, maze and executed by
Charles j koseItj al, and Emily hoserbi.d his
wife, OF Clieboegan county, state Of Michisar.
10 BENJAMIN L Ring OF the same place 10 So,
eight and 9'-io0ths 81, 23S o. l0Jth.) dollars:
when said mortgage is rec r,ied III the Office OF
the REGISTER OF Deeds. fer said county OF Che
loygan. in LIbcr '-B'' OF mortgages. on nages
Blu ami 81; and said MORTGAGE was, on the eth
day OF Jtnuar:. "A d., 1876, duly sssigns d by
said Benjamin +. King to WI lam nj Arthur,
which .ii assignment l. re. ordtd in th. Office
Of the Register of nerdS, tor said county OF Che
bOvgan, In Liter ''B" of mortgages. on paees
5S3 =; and there is now due snd unpaid, On
sail notes and NOR gage, the sum IT six hundred
apd3 nineteen end 47-lesths 1868 47-lO0ths) dol
lars, aui Interest on the since january Ist,
A. D., 1915, a. the rate of ten per cent per an
mum; together with al attorney fee of fifty dol
lars, provided for IL said mortgage. should any
proceedings DC saken To foreclose the same: and
no proceedings having been taken either in law
or in equity 10 recover sid mortgage. reht. o.
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by virtue Of
the power OF SAFE in sad mor'ga2e contained.
and by virtue OF The statute in such case, made
AMI p,ovide 1: Voice is hereby given. that. on
TUESDAY,, Tbs ELEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL, A ID. 1875. at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon OF said day. al the front door of the Court
House. in the v.Isga f Uhehosgan, Ch.bcygan
county. tate OF Michigan. ha' being the place
for holding ne Circuit Court tor said county,,
there Will be sOid at pubic auction, 10 the high.
est bldd 7, the premises described III said mort
gage, Or SD much thereof as may he necessary TO
satisfy Il & amount ue upon said morts age, for
principal and ter~st, togetier with The costs
and excuses of sale and the attorney fee pro-
VI lei for 10 SAID Mo- tgage; said iler"ises ing
described As faOws, tO-wil: Lot number six
o.. OF Neiso IS addition 70 Chcboygan village,
according TO re,rri!ed plat thereof n record
the Office OF lhe Register OF DceGs for saia Che
hOygan county. sichigan.
NILIIAM MCARTHUR, Assignee.
W. s. HUMPHREY, Atty. Tor Assignee.
no27-l36
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26

INTQRTG AuE sALE:.Default having be, .
1Xl mai in the conditions of a certain iDt.,..
September. a ID. 1874, made ant executed hy
Arre- Ffanriran. al Cheboygan county slate q,
Micnigsp. 90 John Mckay OF the same place. IL
secure the IN. II, 1T OF ore thousand dollars
which sa,d mortgage is recorsied in the r;cs ri
the Register OF Deeds for said county of Che
boyyan. in s.iher "B"of r,4.rsgagee, on pages
zs9 ard 0, which sac Inortgagc WAS, the lslp
said john Mchay 10 Porter " LatGron: and sand
assignment WAS .uiy recorded in the Office s.f the
Register OF Des'ls fer said county on tie .tp
cages. on pages 49, and 49;, and said mortrs ..
was, on tbs lSSti day OF july d.. 1873. duly
asssned by the d sI rorssr ~ tattr p % Wi.
of .ir.,it; which said as grmeut, was aiuly re-
corded in the Office OF the Register of Feeds for
said county. on the th day OF July, A. d.. us,
in Lbcr sB1 Of mortgages, on page yc-: ann
there is now due aut unpaid on sals: rsor;,r.p-
accOrdiny TO The PROVISIONS therein contsinpsi
the Of one thou .und dollars, and interest on
the same since september sth. A. A., l34. at Tho
rate OF Lt q per cens per annurn. together with
an attorney fee OF iifty dollars, provided FOR IN
said mortgage sho id anV procefd.ngs be taken
10 fo-eciose .he same; anil no Proceeding baynr
been taken. either in law Or 10 equity. 10 recover
said moo gage, debt or amy part mere Now.
therefore. by virtue of the power of seie in So 4
mortgage contained, and by vistde OF the statute
10 s;cn case, mate and prov del; Notice ls
here given thar, on kOYDAY. THE FTF
TENTH DAT or MAP, 3. d, 1871. at ,vo
o'ciosx IN the sfterncn, at the 'front.' door OF ,hs
Court HORSE, in the village of Cheho, gan, Che
eoygs Il comfy. Michigan. THAT being the place
for ,tdlng tue Cirni,.t Court tor SAID co:inty.l
there will be spd at pubic auction to the highest
bidder. the premises described in said mortgage.
or so mu.h thereofas may be Necessary to ssti-,
fy tn amount due on said mortgage, for princi-
pai a;i interest, together with the costs and ex-
pcnses OF sale, and tie asfcrney lee provide, for
In sal rnortSag; sai'' premises being described
as ioi ows to,wit: Lot humber one l., Of block
nG.:.h one ~, OF X tatser-on's second addition
TO Cheo:ygan village, in the county IT Chebcy-
gan, aad tate os Mi-;hlxar.
Dated February II, 1876
- = lillian PHELPS
WILLIAM ii BlAtE, AsEgnees.
w. :. HUMPHREY, Atty. Tor AssIgnees. ~
HO32-l3w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
ADoc Worth Having.

The Troy Wing gives the following In
n recent issue: Yesterday Il little girl
was sent to Il store with u two dollar bill
TO make some purchases. The child on
hor way TO the store lost her money, and
returning home, told her father OF her ILL
fortune. tie at once went out i'll search
OF the missing cas1. While prosecuting
his search he was accOsted by a lad
named Ryan, liking near by, who on
learning what was lost, requested the
gentleman TO show.a bill to the dog that
was with he boy, and apparently inter-
ested i'll What was going on, and assured
the gentleman that the dog would find
the lost note. The gentleman with some
Incredibly presented a note tor the i'll
spectlon OF the dog, which the latter
seemed to examine intelllgently, aud then
the boy sent. the camille OH a search.
Shortly the sagacious animal returned,
but with no bill, anu the gentieman's look
OF incredulity became quite positive; but
the boy assertei that the BIZ was not Oh
The street. Had it been there, the boy
maintained. the dog would have found il,
and TO vindcate the high reputation of
his pet, asked the gentleman to place
bill OH the street ut considerable distance
and unobserved by the dog, which WAS
done. More money WAS exhibited and
the dog sent out at random. In a few
minutes the sagacious animal returned
with the note. LII the meantime AIr. X.
Tunnard had found the lost note. The
s;lgacity OF the dog being told,
SIR. Tunnard heard OF the story and
restored the money TO its OWL
er. A comparison of events left no doubt
t,Iat he picked up the bill before the dog
was sent in search of it. The animal is a
very intelligent water spaniel that has
been traineu TO search tor hidden articles,
which he does with move than h..mall
th0roughness. On another OCCASION a
iady iosla gold ring, which the spaniel
soon found and restored to the owner
lady"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
4 Remarkable Wager.

Some years ago j. w. Serviss, Of Am
sterdam. n. Y, and David Nanny. of the
Nanny house, in order TO play a joke on
Stephen Arnold, of the Arnold house,
both OF that place, went to him and said
that they had bet drinks on certain
question III dispute, and thar they desired
him to act as referee, the drinks TO be
paid for when the bet was decid, d. Mr..
Arnold accepted the terms, ana drinks to
the amount of $3.50 were disposed of.
Mr.. Serviss than said that he had bet
Nanny theSdrinks for the entire party at
Arnoid's that when the spire OF the new
Catholic cathedral fell, it would fall to
the west; while Nanny had bet that it
would fall to the east. OF course the
laugh was upon Arnold. lie looked puZ-
lied Tor moment. then quietly pro,:iic-
lilg'a book, he carefully noted down the
terms of the bet. During the gale of
last week the spire of that cathedral fell.
1t fell to the east. Tidings Of the fact
reached Arnold, who drew on his Ulster
As if he had been creased, drove up to his
house as rapidly rs possible, produced the
book in which he had recorded the bet.
and almost before Mr.. Serviss had heard
Of the fall OF the spire he was presented
With bill for $3.50 orth Of drinAs, with
screa gears interest Gdded.-Trog Times.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26

From the Cincinnati Times.
I Asthe storm burst, night before last
In all its fury, on the outlying house:
of one of our suburbs, it blew open !:
door in John Herry's bed room and
Weakened tie startled sleepcrs with /:
crash. "Mrs. Henry" said John, cud
! ding down under the clothes, to escape
] the lev blast, >-your side Of the bed il
nearest, will you be kind enough to shut
that door?r
r"Shut it yourself, You lazy brute. I've
got the baby TO tend to"
"Mrs. Henry, that is not a proper way
to address me. 1t is not respectful. Be-
sides, L have not been feeling we'll, and il
should catch cold, should not be able
to tend to business Tomorrow"
/ "sCoId p sCold,' is it? It's a pretty
thing for you to be talking OF colds
when / go shifting round the house
from morning TO night, Just because
you can't afford new furnace. l won't
shut that door if I'm froze for it.; and
! you're q mean, spiritiess thing To ask
| it."
"Don't get excited. Mrs. Henry; don't
get excited. And don't be rash; because
ii YOU don't shut that door it will stay
open ahnight, and that would make us
ii. sick, you know"
A solemn silence fell for few mo-
ments on the domestic scene, and then
Mrs. Henry rose to business. Anger
was not visible on her countenance so
much as astonishment. This was an en-
tirely new departure OF JohD's. He had
hitherto been meek and tocilc when
pressed to the wall She felt that her
supremacy was in danger-that the stu
alton was critical, and demanded strong
measures.
OF a sudden the water pitcher shot
Wildly frum its sphere, described a para
oola in the cleaning fire-light, and light
ed full upon Johns niglt-cap. The slop-
pau followed, .thei the coal scuttle, then
a pair OF boots, then the baby's cradle, fol-
lowed in rapid Succession by a powder
box, bottle of bay rum, a bronze man
tel ornament, pair of tOngs and box
of backing. Then with the majestic
force of true w0manhoOd. she snatched
the covers from the bed with one hand
and poured a pitcher of ice-water oyer
his legs with the other. John arose and
shut the door.
Next morning, as John Henry entered
the office, somewhat late, and looking as
III Natures sweet restOrer had rather
missed him, his partner spoke up, well,
John, did you try it?"
Eyes, Sam, L tried it,
''And she came down. eh ?"
Eyes, Sam. she came down. But it
wasn't altogether pleasant. They always
give in, as you say, when one makes u
determined stand against them. But
some way it seems to hurt their feelings;
and | don't think I'll do it any more"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
oTaTE OF N1cHIeAy.-El.even+b In uli ' !,


CTATE OF MICHIGAN. Judicial Cir.
- cult. in chancery.
William Freshett complainant. vs. Edward Bots
vert and Alrgret isvert ,lefendant-
Suit pending In the Circuit Co TT for the county
of Chippewa. in chancery- at SauIt Ste Marie on
the = day of -. A. d. 1877. IL satisfactorily
appearing by affidavit that process has been duly
issued agai st the defendants, Edward Boi-vert
asd Maryret Boisvtrt and that they could not he
served by reas of their sence from the country.
and residence in Canada. foreign country. On
motion of Geo. w. Brown. solic tor FOR complain
ant 1t Ia OR iered that said defendants, Edward
Boisvert and Marsre Boisvert. appear in raid
answer the bill filed therein within three months
from the date hereof it is further rdered that
this order be published within twenty days after
this date. in rewspaper printed in Cheboygan,
and eirculat In said county Of hippewa- there
being = ne sspaper rrntef in said cou ty of Chip
pewa and the NORTHERN TRIBUNE being the near
est printed paper to sid county of Chippewa. that
this Older he inserted in saii paper once in each
week tor six successive weeks; unless a copy of
this order be served persO ally on ssid efendants,
Edward Bosyert a d. Margret svert. at least twen-
~ days before the time prescribed In this order for
their appearances
Signed). EDWARD ASHMAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner in aud for said county
of Chippewa.
Gao. w. BRowN, csmplainants Solicitor.
"a true copy:,
Guy Il. CARLETON. Register.
Sauit Ste. Marie. December 81, 1870, Ino27-1t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
Missed q Car.

A good story is told OF gentleman
we'll known in town in connection with
q late visit of his to drug store. The
gentle,nan's name is Carr. There are
several Cars III the city, however. and
the given name of this particular one
will not be revealed in this time for
worlds. This Carr wanted some medi-
cine for his family the other night after
twelve O'Clock. and visited u drug store
to obtain it. The drug store was closed
and he rang the bell vigorously. The
druggist at once put his head out OK an
upper window, and inquired, sleepily:
" who's there 2"
"Mr. Carr" responded the gentleman
ct the bell.
Missed cal ? WE'LL. what's that to
me, confound You. Stop ringing the
bell, and go about your business. man."
Down went the window and the drug
gist was lost to sight. The discomfited
Mr.. Carr was lost in amazement for 8
time, but finally seized the bell and rang
it frantlcally. The druggists head APP
peared at the, window again. He was
wide awake this time.
"Who's there, now ?"
"Mr. Carr, tell your
sWhy, - your impudence! Who
cares if you have. Get out OF that,
quick! If you re drunk and have missed
!. car it's your own lookout. Don't touch
that bell again !"
"But, tell you, you idiot, Inn Mr. -
Carr -
'.Oh, Lord, Why didn't you say so
before ?"
The window Went down again and the
druggist soon appeared at the door 10
explain vofubly that he'd supposed he'd
been aroused by some drunken fellow
who wanted sympathy. Possibly he
gave Mr.. Carr something to pacity him.
Druggists keep paeIicatOrs Oil draiight.
st. Louis Republican.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
MoRTeAGE sALE,-Detau't having been

\ T0RTGAGE SALE.-DeEauit having been
WI maze n tie conditions OF certain linden
ture of tmorigape bearing date the 5th day Of
May. A a., lei made ard executed by A.gus
Mckay of the comfy OF Gu. bOygsn. and Site
OF Michi san. TO School uissr.et runner orc. in
the township Of duncan, ChcbJypan comfy.
Mlhi lgan, Insecure the pav,enf ct FIVE hurd ed
and fifty dollar, which said mortgage is sccor.
in TIE Off &C OF the Register Of Deeds tur said
county IN i-ioer one 81 n.crsesx. 9, nn pages
GIG, 6I7. and GIG, on which lgage there il now
due aud imp ,it the sum rf four hundred and
forty-two AID 7l-li0t,s do lars and interes. on
the same since August luth, y. ~, 1874, az the
rate OF ten 40 yer cent. per amman, together
with an attorney tee q! lTIh:y Eve dollars. DO
vded for IN ID mortgage should aHy pro esd-
nga be taken tn f9reclose The SAME; amt pro-
ceedlogS having been taken either in iGY or III
equity to recover SAID mortgage, Debt. or any
part thereof: NH.y. therefore. by yir tie Of :Ee
powcr OF sale in SAIL mortgage Contained. and by
virtue OF the ststute n eUch case, made and TO
ylded: Notlce IS hereby gwen tnst on MioN
DAY, TIE SIXTH ~ OF MARCH, q -,
1915, at two O'Clock il the afternoon OF sati day,
et the tT MT roor Of The Court House in the Y L
lage OF Cneboygan Ghetto y.u.n county, Michi-
gan, that being the ic. .Or holding the Circnit
Ccurl tor said county.l tn Viii be sold at pub
nc auctioi, po the highest bidder, the premises
Ia sal mortgage, or so much theI eof
as may b. necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
upon sal | mortgage for prin ipal and interest.
together "lth tie casLs and expenses OF sale. AMI
the attorney tee provides for in ssid mortgage;
said prenlse, neiDg dIscriYeS as follows. to-uit:
All that cert In piece or arcel OF land !eirg ard
lying IN The VI lag2 OF ChetOygar, township OF
Benton, county of ChebOygaa. and Stare OF
known aud described "a follows. to-
wit: Commencing at point four rods from the
sontheaSs corner of lot nun 'er fOrty-two ~,
southwe .serlv or the west boundary OF Main
street. a cordrg 10 jacob SammOns' recorded
plat OF tae village of Cheboygan; thence running
soutawe .tcrly on the :ine OF ga street tWent,-
four ~ feel; thence northwestern at right-an-
g'es with sail street six l6l rode; thence north
eastery at right two 2l feet; thence north
westerly az right anges Elk 6) rods; thence
at rignt-aogles twenty-five 22 feet;
thence sou'h, asteriy at right angles Twelve q y
+ ds 20 the place OF beginning; aud also all the
right, title and interest OF the pa, of the first
part II lot number torty-one al, IN said village
according to jacob .Salnons' recorded .piat
tnereCf. Including one tw0--tory building used as
a store, situate the northeast corper of said
lot number fortv-one I'll.
school District No. one Of the tewnship of Dun
c;tn. Nor --agee-
WAITE 5. HUMPHREY, ATTY for Mortgage.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP,
Fl. A. BLAKE, PROPRIETOR.

Is now better prepared than ever before to dc
all work in his line promptly and in q
manner that cannot be surpassed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26

U. LAND OFFICE, \
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Fab 81, 1873.
Compla mt having been entered at this Office by
aband oiiing his Homestead entry No. 6,462, dated
'Febsuarv IS, 1875, upon the W X, section II,
township g North, range West. in Cheboygan
county. Michigan. with a view to the canctlla-
ton Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this efice ON the Let day
of November, 1876 at o'clock y. M. to respond
s ;s,,a 10 on I s sse'"'"s 'a'A ''ss'''
SETH Q. MOgFATT, Register.
PERRY HANNAH, Receiver. fno3i-6W
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26

The devils way Of filling this col.
ump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-26
ALEXANDRIA.

THE GLYMoNT MISUNDERSTANDING
strenuous efforts continue to be made by the
police of Washington, Alexandria and the
surroundiI country, 1t seems TO be impos-
sible TO car ture the perpetrators OF the late
brutal muI der at Glymont Yesterday two
men were arrested at Marshall Hail aud the
steamer Harry LodoT stopped there this
morning 10 let her crew identity them, but
they proved not 10 be the right parties. A
man was also arrested at the Columbus
street court house to day. aud carried before
the Mayor, but he also was disch arget, not
answering the description. A colored man
answering the description of one OF the muir
derers OF John W. Everett, OF PomO1key,
Charles county. was seen In Annapolis on
Friday last. He left the city by way OF
Severn ferry, whilst parties who had noticed
him were searching up description OF the
personal appearance of the murderer.-[ Ga
zefte, 18th.
THE TRIAL of young Hollingsworth for
horse stealing 1.-TWO indictments) resulted ia
the county court, Judge Sangster presiding
yesterday, in verdict OF not guilty, and the
prisoner was discharged. Hollingsworth's
family reside in LoudOuu.
FATAL REsULT.-Little Frank Helmuth,
son OF stephen Helmuth, OF Washington,
whose sad accident was reported yesterday
died early this morning. His body was taken
TO Washington to day.-[Seatilei, 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-26
GEORGETOWN.

OLD TRINITY (CATHoLIc) CHURCH Is
now M re wreck; only the outside walls
are star ing. TIE Slilding will be extended
ffty-tn, feet west aud raised higher so as
TO ALLOW DOM for two stories. TN the drst
floor wi. be four commodious class TO pms
for the day schools, and the second story
Will be large hall-the largest In George
town-which will be used for the Sunday
school. The cost OF the whole work aud fur
niture for the schools viii be about $4,000,
which is TO be raised by subscription among
the members OF the con gregation and friends
OF the church and schools.
DEATH OF STRANGER--Thos. O'Mara,
OF New York city, young man about rs
years or age, some months ago left his home
for washington TO engage IN his trade OF
plate printing. A few weeks ago he was
taken sick at bis boarding house In George
town with pneumonia, and was sent TO the
Providence Hospital, where he died Monday
night. His body was cared for by his friends
In the Printers Union, and embalmed at j.
+. Birch's. and will be sent home to-day.
BUILDING AssoCIATIOy.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF the Ninth Building As
ISOLATION, (35th MONTH IS shares were sold
III an average Of lS6 per share.