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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

lean publishes = statement OF one of
the passengers by the Hibernian,
which arrived at Baltimore on Mon
day, that among the passengers who
landed at Halifax were Don Carlos, OF
Spain, and several Of his generals, who
contemplate making . tour of the
United States incog.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

CARTER DIscHARaED.-R. III. Carter,
alias Brigham who killed John Dallie in
Virginia City lastSunday, night was,on
last Wednesday, upon the motion Of
the District Attorney, released from
custody, the evidence before the Cor
oner's jury. being conclusive that he
committed the act In self defense.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

A GOLDEN DIvoRCE.-Amelia Golden
was divorced from Robert Golden in
Virginia City last Wednesday. From
the showing made by Amelia in the
case Roberts name was by no means
indicative Of bis condition or character.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30
NISCELLANEO US.
HAIL.
MAY /, q, . and 4.

$780, -
Americas Greatest Humorist is Coming /!
i
Assisted by the versatile and Poetic Render.
MRS. HELEN NASH,
Who will appear in her character PERSONA
ton of Mrs. Caudle," and in Bob
Morris poem " The Level and
the Square"
His late tour of England, ireland, Scotland
and Wales was n succession of ovations, and
lor cis hty nights ha crowded Egyptian Hall,
London. with the elite OF that metropolis Of
the world. Ills Artistic Delineations OF
Character. together with his beautiful read
ings, have rendered his name a household
one in Europe and America.
The Musical department will be in the
hands of L.. i. Williams, Master of tho & itar
ard harmnnicon
Burnett's irologue-Subject: Comic Faces,
with hits ard limitations of lawyers VS.. doc
tors; mon, manner ana customs.
The London Times" SAYS Mr.. Burnett is
the finest dramati elocurionist that ever ap-
peared in London a d that his rcading Of
Cartoons dramatic gem, "Over the Hills
from the Poor house." was superb. Mr.. Bur.
nett Will give his creation Of this masterpiece
on this occasion.
The Now York Herald" says that flor
thirty yeans he has been the Best Laugbed-at
Man in America" His deiineations of char
acter and wonderful rapid transformations of
face and figure are uneaualrd by any o:hrr
living actor, and he has been ttly ter mod the
successor OF the elder Chas. Mathews, and as
an eiocutionist. tn. counter part of Mrs. Sid
douS."
1t is the best entertainment on the road.
Admission 81. Doors open at !.
Reserved seats 81 50.
d. G. WALDRON,
apis tof the Alleg han,ans) Manager.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

Dom PEDRO left San Francisco yes
terday morning direct for Chicago.
He, therefore, will not visit Virginia
City. We are somewhat surprised at
this, for the Emperor has ever taken
the greatest interest in fostering the
mining enterprises of Brazil, and in
passing Virginia he loses the opportu-
nifty of seeing silver mining carried on
upon q scale of magnitude which he
witness no where else on the globe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

MORTON TO BE INTERCHANGEABLE
World, as will be seen by reference to-
our telegraphic columns, publishes a
serious charge against Senator Morton,
in which it is alleged that, with the
connivance of PARTIES in power at
Washington, he, in 1861, m~isappropri-
ated $3.50, 900 of the public fund. That
this money, belonging to the General
Government, was illegally diverted to
Indiana. there can be no doubt. In
deed, II we remember rightly, it was
charged in the cam aign of 1864; but
whether Morton was corrupt in the
premises, and if so, to what extent, we
do not know. However, time and in
vestigation will show.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30
$50 REWARD!

I Asst SUNDAY NIGHT SOME PERSON,
~ while | was in hamilton, tore dow X
Eggleston's dray flag at the Eureka and Cali
fornia Company's lumber yard.
Having heard that | have been accused Of
insti.ating the act, | hereby dcnouncc the ae-
c~usation Ms a malicious falsehood. / believe
it was done to injure my character, and !
hereby offer a REWARD Of $50 for snch in
formation as will lead to the arrest and con-
viction OF the party or parties who committed
the deed.
ap2-lw WM. McCuEN.
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Pursues ~ Murderer.

EUGENE CITY. Or, April -.
Yesterday, in Mohawk valley, a
young man named Monroe Seu walt
was Killed 10y James McCabe, former
Sheriff OF Lane county. Sheriff Ea
kin on learning the facts started in
pursuit of McCabe, but has not sue
ceeded in arresting him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30
Bamaisti Organising.

SAN DIEGO. April %.
l.. Mendelson, merchant rom n
Rafael, Lower California, arrived to-
day, and avs there was a ruinor there
that the bandiiti party was organizing
ON the Colorado river. contemplating
mischief. but he had heard nothing OF
any trouble near Campo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

OHHtHo0f -NTTEE 20
A returned miner from the Black
Hills says the Indians attacked three
trains belonging to Gen. Campbell, Of
YanktOn, nea the foot of the hills, on
the 18th instant. Under the cover OF
night the adventures unhitched their
horses and escaped to Custer City. On
returning with reinforcements to the
place where the wagons had been left.
they, with their contents, were found
in the same condition as when de.
serted by the frightened teamsters.
They were taken to Custer City.
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A Methodist Beeches.

CINCINNATI, April %.
Mention having been made in This
city of a clerical scandal in Ashland.
KY. a special from there gives the fol-
lowing: REV. l.. ID. Parker. PreSid-
ing Elder of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is the Beeclerite. His Grim
inal intimacy was with Miss Lena
Setham. of Louisville, KY, with whom
he fled to the West. leaving a wife and
daughter at Somerset, Ky. He had
been in the district three years, and
previous to his departure had sue
ceeded in borrowing some S264."
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kuicideil.

SAN FRASCIsco, April 30.
Victor Dupardin, q Frenchman, in
the employ of the Cosmopolitan Res
taurant AZ head cook, sUicided yestcr-
day afternoon, 10y taking arsenic.
Dom Pedro Departed and Harry
Shmci.l Arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
Dom Pedro left for Chicago direct
this morning. bv the Chirago and
Northwestern road. 1t is understood
that he will leave his sperial car at
Chicago and go TO Oil City, Pennsyl
vania.
Henry Shmehl. the Chicago pedes.
TRAN, who is to walk against O'Esary,
has arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-26

GTIamps and horse thieves lnfest Hemp
stead, Texas, to sach an extent that vigil
ance committee is threatened.
~Typhoid fever and pneumonia have
been making ten funerals day at Pho ak
vile, Pa.
R-The Oh go Tribune thinks Booth rolls
his eyes too much in Richard III, and is too
fond of dwelling In "the cultural courts OF
horror"
HS-The Chicago Tribune, after mature de-
liberation, has come to the conclusion that
In good many railroad cases the receiver is
as bad as the thief.
- Mrs. Van Colt is converting the Brook
lynites by the score, but would like especial
~ to convert that stray sheep who stole her
tewelry.
~ The Methodist conference of 81. Johns
bury, Vermont, have adopted q resolution
denouncing the sale OF intoxicating liquors
on the Centennial grounds.
SFather Ryan, "the poet priest" who
has been lying dangerously Ill OF brain-fever
at Mobile, ID fast recovering.
~Compulsory voting win save tn state
we think; but, IL that resort should all, Ia,
us insist upon compulsory marriage,-[P hRo
Iteps,
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a WOMAN MURDERED Fa< HEw JEW
I'd STOnge SfOyg.-Tha London Times.
referring 10 the murder OF Mrs.. Porter At Is
Maude Grove, Chelsea, on the fStl instant,
supposed 10 have been perpetrated by one
" m. wallace and his wife, said 20 be Amer
leans, who, IL was STATED, had ,ert for Bel
GUM, says: wallace and his wife were in
London as late as April Il. Wallace appears
TO lie by birth Russian or Pole, aud ais true
name Is probably Carlo SeSic pvich. He has
also gone by the aliases OF Howard Adams
John Howe and Charles Grandy- He FOR.
merly Kept billiard and drinking saloon
on the corner OF Sixth avenue and sd street
New DIRK. The woman known as Mrs. PDr-
ter, whom he is suspected or numbering, is
The wife or Joseph Il. Chapman. Sesicovich.
chapman, Joseph Hulburt, and John Besk-
ar, with various aliases, were tried for for
gerry al Smyrna two years ago. as AmerI-
cans, before the United States consular court
and sentenced 10 three years Imprisonm ant
each. They were removed 10 COlsiantinO-
PIE, where all except Chapman escaped. Il
is believed that all three lived at Mrs. Cbap.
mans expense until her means We're exhaus-
ted, when the Wallaces murdered her for her
jewelTy, OF which she was known to have
$500 worth. Photographs OF all four Of the
men have long been circulated among the
police authorities OF Europe, the three who
escaped from Constantinople being wanted
10y PinkeTtOn's agency. The detectives are
confident that the WallaceS viii shortly be
captured.
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The Boston Beisry Tragedy.


Thomas W. Piper, ihe convicted mu-serer
OF Mabel Young, has made a partial confes-
sioB. or rather an eXplsnstiot OF The manner
Ia which Mabel You, 2 met her death iu the
Warren avenue church feifry, on the 2Si dsy
OF May, 1875. The condemned man explains
70 thus; There had been q deal of tai x abort
me ventilation OF the church. and Piper. es
The II xton, conceived the idea Of opening tho
irap door ia the tower 20 create a current OF
pu air AcDOl dinghy, OF Sunday afternoon,
The 80 OF May, he went into he belfry. tax
II & Inc bat With him, and raising the trap
placed the hat under 10 % support n; then
coming down he met the ntt,e girl Mabel
comm up the FRS; digit She spoke TO aim
pl'ataatiy, asking N she cOuis 60 M into
the tower 10 see the brides Re gave the
required consent ant passe. Gown. Mabel
going mp. After be .2d reached the tower
iSldlng TIE thought struck him tina. NJ lbel
might possibly attempt 10 so further up-
wards than the fTSt landing. and BE- hastily
TetIdced his steps, bounding up The stairs a.
last as possible EsacGing the lott below lie
bell dt OK sight met cs- eyes which almost
lToze his blood. for lhe Trap door had fallen
and irausnxei LITTLE HsOel's head between IL
az % the proJectiCg edge or the landing Has
lily raising the door tie gently laid me lfffIa
Slrl body, surprising D y 20 be dead beside
the door on the bcli-1ccS, closed the door.
ran Gown the steps, threw the Dat one side
and sped down the stairs 70 the gallery land
iIg, locking the door after him. Thence ne
went across the aud tOrtum OF the church.
TOOK The pulpit pitcher aud passed down 10
the vestry. His future movements are vel
Known. having been fully 8evelopaf al mis-
TWO trials. The reason lie gives why he did
lot give The alarm or bring the child down
was That his first thought was that ne would
De accused OF the murder. and lie therefore
IIled 10 cover his tracks a. best he could.
This Is the substance of HISTORY as near as
can be learned. and IL shows how foolish he
wa, II innocent, not TO ma re a clean breast
OF III st once. or, better stilI, 10 have brought
the child down end told mis- story trusting 10
God and his own Innocence for vfndtc alton.
What effect these developments viii nave
upon his execution remains 20 be seen.-
BOS'CH Globe. ApTu p
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DIED

a EsNhhi IN Iuc-iay, aprl 2sth lsTs. Il
~ ia m Me-. MFEssEET Nm ~ go a
neral 81 thri-- Chufch, q q southesst n,
IhrrsOsN, a. - o
hybbAhh On odresdav, April rsth, irs ~
ID 90 - = ~ 20 be afr roSi1eurr, No lfes Unf,a
Il % >Cnsu uTtioa, SOLOMON HVH.AR- Il, aees ~
80 -
The = 'rn refs . fhC Ola Iuhahtt.rt-- as.,cf.
u'u, 90 fn- Hilary GUhrdz. and an his F-i-nI.
are res fT.'lE Invited attend hfs frr.-.i ~,
Il.a' - NJ A. Cora -hapei,sla md A IL ,
lbsl'iT tI' tur please cUpy I
skBN - AtIiO3 D street northwest nm Toe.-
CAV. hTui -. lss6 N u SEKt0,s Azed forty
, ears, III : q Medina Y
r nierei o.. FRIDAY ? D instant, ats
h'olt AZ hoct ester papers 2 oase rlpy
sNAIH THt-1ay, spril 2sth. ls76 a. N 81 al m -
Gl ecnte q - ~ the brain, THos WfrspN SstTu
2 ystrs months N' 49,
fTicUds q be family are Invited 20 attend IN.
mineral &C. r. -arsul-' residence 30 ga N.s..
thu-eis sLue, Capitol HIN Tuur-dAy arfb
met 81 { % lock 2. m I6er n"
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EVENING STAR.
WtDNEsnaY.".....aprsi %. ts.s.
FORIf-FOURTH CoeGRESs.
Closing Proceedings Yex.rrday

81 NATE-After our report CLOSED
Monday, on the bfll 10 amend the h,ji raI.t-
n 10 The legal tender OF silver c,yu rba
1ill WAS also discussed by Senators Sbe--
man AID Logan, and, on motion OF NJ ~
muhdS' the hill and amendments wee ,,--
certd To BE printed. The Senate then went
into executive committee, sad shortly sftr--
wards sdJorrDed.
HOUSE--After our report sioSat-
. Debate on the legislative and executive,
appropriation Oil was cOntllc Ted a. some
lei 9Th. Minor amendments were adop.at
ard the bill was laid over 10 asiow the pre-
- niaiioH OF the sur rel binder OF the House In
the Belknap Impeachment The sur re-
toinder is printed on the FIRST plgc Of THE
STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-26

Commend us TO the st. Louis gamblers for
cheek. The gang known as the Missouri
state lottery was recently raided and broken
up by the police, and now the members have
brought suit against the police commission
ers, asking for 100000 damages by loss OF
business. We shall doubtless hear next OF
The whisky convicts prose cutting the govern
ment for false Imprisonment.
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II IL. WARMER, corner 7,h and streets.

II " a hA' Us COEHcr an anu L streets.
TRUSTEES. SLLEOE VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
IRGT IN: CONSISTING OF A TWo ST .RY
kS6w MS as THE hEENPw26E6BW RfT IS
hOG1H- OF THE CITY. AND BEING
act OF IA TRACT Or LAND kHOWn AS
Rss % b, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No 745
fCliO - ct sea Of the Land Records of tie His
trict on Columbia and by the written request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at pubic euc-
$50 az clock all that piece or parcel of
laEd. situate and being in the county OF Washing
ton District OF Columbia, aud known and desig-
mated as part of lot numbered twenty nine (2gl Of
the ls1 known as Metropolis View. CONNIE lcIng
Tor the same ~ pCiGt the line of said Ion
Two hundred and thirty four (234) feet from thu
southeast corner OF SAID lot thence with line of
sa1d lot north twenty md halt degrees 2DL deg7
east two hundred t2C0l feet thence and az riRhf an
giles herewith. in IA southWe5terlF direction one
hundred ana eight tlOSl feet eleven I'D inches
tEence south twenty and half degrees (2J15 degs)
east two hundred f20OI feet thence and st right an
hundred and eight los feet eleven I'D inches 10 the
place OF beginning, including the right of a road
along the east front Of said lot twenty nine, bat
said right shall not eNt nd beyond the time tina the
south end OF said lot twenty nine shall BE- subdiyided
iGto lots Improved by a two story dwelling.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in g. IL and IL
Ilf nhs Tor which the notes of the purchaser bear
Ing interest at per cent per anuum from day of
ale, and secured by OF trust on the uroperty
sold, Hill be taken. deposit of 800 will be re-
dnlrCd 81 time OF ssle. All conveyarcing the eN-
pese on the purchaser If the terms of sale not
Complied with in ten days from Cav Of sale the
Trustees reserve the right resell the prOperty AT
the risk and of the defauting purchaser after
CHhS II. FRkSER,I-
JNO. JOY EDISON, trustees.
aplo-s,W&0s J. T. COLDW HUL, Alesman
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL 10, 1875.

an; M LEAVE wasHIEGTON
SVVePsitimoIe' tllicott .ity. ard way stations
POINT oq ran ALnnsp9is, and way stations,
Main Stem 'nu 'n'e' nieoiS'e S'@ti0ns'
s.OO-Nsic YorE, PG,ladSip ~ nSd Bo,,or H..
sIaI1 res Pullms9 PsrlOr oars.
c-lS-tHctHn1f', 81 LOUIS and PtfsSbKrg Fr-
PTsss Frederick, Hssersto En. and Valley
s:2O-PoiDi OF Rock. and ....,
s:i3-Bsltimore and way stst,opsi
10 .9-BaliimoTe Unlimited Express No Stops
13:I3-Bsliimore. way stations and Annapolis.
10 ,rSIp l ~ Phiafslp4ra and Norfolk Er-
RRs XII Un sunday, all Way Stations and
$40 a,ti@ore and nd way stations
aud W. s All LaT II. k kIayes' Frederick
4:39-ffeteriok and Point Of Rocks (via Metro
4i3-ssltimore.. ANnspoii, and way stations.
LOG GIa., IN dnd Log'Ssi :, hgPrsss
q biCaE b, Cincinnati and LoRFSrills
tTics aud WAY stati rs, via R-iay red
353-BaltImore. Blae ensburg, BeltsTi'le, Lsu-
7-O0-B0l tHO-e kJPTSS.
Io-,n Il., NOR a. az stations
e1o-BaitimGre. Way stations to Bladensburg,
s,2O-Pit,sbur<, but no comm ciion beyond Ma
i,Isbq b train leaving SUNDAY night
On way Stations on hetropoiitan Branch
'-0O- TT 1oTS anu Ph5t1a. Pa,1 N,sht Express
33-hs't more ard principal way stations,
IO.So-M sTiinsbprs and way stations, MetropOli-
1869 Lgngs sypylss Chicago, Columbus,
III 90, 10, 1918 nj I 80, SIS $50,
30, 80, $40, $50, so, 9.35 aad 1880 p.
III Gaily. -
Al her trains daily, except Sun4sy Alltr.ins
: ? a. Relay except $50 .. m, which stops when
signsled for Passengers north of Baltimore.
No Connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstowa, An
nal Oils, or Vale Il, anch; nor for New York and
Pm itdelp Ia a. N aud 30 p. u
Leave Gan den Station, Baltimore, for Washing
u DGlty-5.l5 600, 6:23 a. m; 4 100, sos,
. 10, $50 1910 m DGt!y, srC-Pt SgHfaB-
80, 6:43 so. 10.3Os u ais, 2.I5, 3 90,
ilO, HIS p N. SHHfGy-9:I5 a, N. and 1:5J
=
For further information apply at the Baltimore
an Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
40, COL ard COS Pennsylvania avenue, where
OF deT5 will be taken tor baggage TO be checked and
received at any point in the city.
THOS Il, SHARP,
Master - Transportation.
l. NJ. COLE. Genera Ticket Assent
GEO KOOhTZ. General Agent. apis tr
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CHaS n. FRs5ERtr.
JNO JOY EDISON, Al
nUNCAHS0H BROS, Auctioneers
~ Corner 9ih and ID streets northeast

THbEE STORY AND ATTIC PRESS BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 93l n STREET, RK-
TWEEN 9Th AND 10Th NORTaWEST
80 On SATURDAY AFTEhEOOS. April %,
GA at clock We will II, in front of the prfm
l-ts, all OF Lot No I, in Davidson subdivision of
eqnaTe Soo, fronting "a fee inch north n .treet
aud running back thar width 100 feet 10 n 80 fa1T
alIeF, and Confaining about 1850 square feet Of
sroChd, lmproN ed by three story and attic press
brlck front House, Containing nine rooms, gas
wafer aud bathroom; stabliDg and large yard in
rear; This property Is "a one OF the best cit1ns
IN the city, and suitable for a private residence
hsyiT g modern cOuYeniolCes
Terms One fifth cash. the balance IN one, two
ard three year notes bearing per cent. Interest.
and secured by deed of trust upon the premises.
interest payable semi annually Convex auciug AZ
purchaser est deposit of : go " i'll be reIuired
ss sOsn as the property IL sold
cps DUNCANSON BROS suctionears
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- ~ SGocklns story comes from HYDE
Park, Vermont. where an insane ma, 49,
tered out tie brains of his son with an ave
~ What woman lacks "a skill she maks.
np IN enthusiasm when she cuts her bovss
. ST. me bs * oi his head may look Lac
'hunder, hut every scollop Is bright vision
~ devoted affection 10 the understanding
mind ia 5'I II Nf1rS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ash b. WILLIAMS, Auc,fsuaa,
w NO. lOO1, northwest corner I9th and n =,

w No IOul' northwest corner 10Th and n #.
PABJcS SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN RE-.
BLAOk hLNUT CHANBER SUITES; WAL
MI ESTkNSlOk TABLES; MARBLE TSp
AFD CQTTON.TQP a.TrkESSEs: FINE
htn BOLsIEhsi BLNkkETS. OOMSURTS
IH6khIH mi OTHER CAkpErS. HALLOIL
GLOIBs; COOKING AND OTHER STOVES:
KITCHEN UTENSILS, SC
n On FRipAY, april 2sth 1873, commencing
h 10 O'Clock q. N. I shall sell. at $40 2st
~ street, fetueen y sud G. streets northSest,
'the sbovedescribed furniture.
Terms Cash WASH. WILLIAMS,
bpH ChrOn Auctionaar
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A JOB IN SILvER.-Tke issue of subsidiary
silver at the sub treasury in this city does
not include the new 20 cent pieces, so far at
least as the general publlc are concerned.
Favored persons, however, IL appears, are
able To procure the coin, and were selling
iaem yesterday over the counter at . per
cent prem iu nj " Y. Jour Ohm 22d.
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you've nIDDLETS2Ni e., ...,.---
hTCTI0H SALE OF VALUABLE TRUCK
FAkM, KNOWN as BLUE PLAINS" IN
TIE piSTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, AND OPPo-

hF FGEM saLE q a yAtGAPLE TRUCE
S SHE p pfFE Tn 81 COLUMBIA, AND oPPo-
ca By vTins Of deed Of trust, dated on the 18th
IA f5iio a6 ct seq one Of the land 'i Teo
ords Of the District of Columbia and the ritten
the the s OF Nay ar B gill
the s9Sk ebs, tS 3er for s public 70
able truck farm known as 1BIIe Plans" stu tied
and oW Ss paf Of the Whole
tract Ct Blue Plains WHICH wa, devised to Thomas
his viii dated JULY sS ss aa Ry ,a si
Thomas nSaa Berry 70 william Hays, by deed duly
lend records of SAID District and Contained within
the following metes and bounds: Beginniog for the
mac river, from which a small locust tree. biszed
and notched. bears south 81 degrees, west 10 uks,
farm house on the tract hereby described bears
to1th 5S4 degrees, east chains and % links; and
original corner OF tract of land called Bellevue"
n0ltn 80 degtees east Il chains and links to
links TO a stake the north side of the
old Ferry road; thence south TX degrees,
high water mari; ard thence With the river
bslk, as follows, yiz:-Norih, 701z degrees west,
ark; thence north Il degrees east, chains and "a
links: thence north 81 degrees west, chain and 80
IiTEs: the nee north nI4 degrees east chails and
inks theEce north l1s degrees east, chains and
end ~ links: thence PORN IS degrees eas, chains
a1d 20 limbs TO the beginning, the whole containing
iron ali a. part OF said trsct heretofore conveyed
by ssid HAYS to the Washington City aud Point
Lockout Railroad Company as a right of way. con-
tanning for ths said right Of way about and 63 100
acres more CT less.
This tract contains the most valuable lsud for
market gardening ia the District Of Columbia, and
Is uusur passed as a truck farm. The Washington
City and p L.. RailI cad passes through the place.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two eausl pay
ments, at IA two years resp ctively from date
Of sale, barring iGteIes at the rate OF per cent
and secured by deed of frost upon the premises.
al eonyeyanciDg at purchaser cost. a deposit OF
S20 VIII be required at time of sale Ii the terms
Of ale are not complied with 10 days from time Of
purchase, resale Will be made az the risk and cost
Of defaulIiGg purchaser
SAM Ell l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
apl9 tIbs n. II - PERRY. ATTORNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-26
EDWIN J. SWIFT, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE, LARGE STOCK
OF DRUGS, TOG ETHER WITH THE GOOD.
WILL AND FIXTURrS AND LEASE OF
IRgG STORE At TIE SnuTHMasT COR
n Py virtue Of q deed Of trust to nae, dated De-
cember ], A. ID. ISIS, and duly recorded in
~ liber No. Sl4 folio 81, one of the land record
/" for the District Of Columbia, 1 will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
lot of Drugs, Perfumery. Toilet Articles. &c, &C :,
&c being the entire stock of Drug Store No. 12J2,
west.
Terms Of sac cash. A deposit OF 81 800 required
sale are not complied with in two days after sale,
the trustee es the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
GEORGE J. BOhD, Trustee
An2z-f6 SEEET. Ancfinnaar