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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
FORTY-FoURTH CONGRESS-.
Qosfng Proceedings YesferSas

sENATE.-After our report closed
lpe naNAI appropriation bill was debated
Increasing The sprropriaiions for csrtsin
items. Mr.. Whyte offered an araendnseaf
looking 20 TIE sale OF tbs naval hospitals az
the s.o.,So and ,MaShingtoa- He opposed
whiie tne hospital at Washington was kept
open, and bis amendment was finalIy uoit-
Institutions until they are sod, AM in ms
form was adopted. An amendnent vras
ADOPTED providing that all sppolntments OF
second lieutenants in the marine coTns shaIl
be made from the graduates OF t.e nsvai
school. The bill was then passed.
HOUsE-After our report closed
Deoate on tae sundry civil appropriation
Oil was continued at length.
On motion OF Mr.. Willard. OF Mich the
paragraph In relation 20 the board OF health
was amended TO make the board consist OF
ave members al salary OF $500 each. Tue
ofnces OF tre asurer, attorney, secretary regis
trsr OF vital statistics are TO be Oiled by
members OF the board, who are TO receive an
additional salary OF $500 for aning such
CfliCes.
There was long debate over the sections
o. the bill which repeal the federal election
laws, and an amendment offered by Mr.
CRanoler, which seems TO wipe out every
thing in the bill relating To the euforcement
acts, was adopted by party vote.
The following additional appropriations
Tor The District Of Columbia were inserted: -
For Industrial Home school, SO COZ: for n
ttObal Asylum for cOiored women and chill
cren, 900; for 81. AIMS asylum $1,000;
Tor George town general hospital. IS coo.
At the evening session an amendment was
rejected approprIaung $50 COO for the Chi
cagO custom house and court house. At
tempfs were made TO Increase the appropri-
Ton for the Albany IN. " and Evansville
tInd.) buildings, which failed.
Mr.. Lord moves 10 strike out the sparo-
pTiation OF $500 600 for Philadelphia, and
make it $3.50 600, aud said he did Il because
hT. Randall should apply the same rule 10
his own city as be did TO Others.
Mr.. Randall said this was less than half Of
the estimate.
MessTs. lie MOyne and Page remarked Sar-
castically that the amount ought TO be re-
tanned as reported, a. a reward TO Mr.. Ran
dall's services on economy.
4 motion Ia increase the amount was re.
jeCted, aud the item was retained,
The House took recess TIL IL O'Clock to-
day.
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JERsEY,s CHILD srEAr1xG CHILD.

JERSEYS CHILD STEALING CHILD. -
Gloucester county, New Jersey, has been an
excited place OF late. A girl, thirteen years
at age, VINO resides with her family near
Paulsboro, threatened vengeance against
wicow Lee (colOred), OF Red Bank, because
the latter refused money begged by the
other. During Mrs. Lees absence "Out
a-washing," the girl induced two OF tue three
little children, who were left alone in the
house, TO 90 away with her. When the
mother came home the child left behind
lisped the bad news. Pursuit was maze al
once, with eX-Sherif Carter in the lead. The
kidnapper, with her wearied little captives,
was oyertaken near Woodbury.. Sue was
taken into custody and lodged In the Jail OF
that town, being afterwards committed TO
await trial. She confessed having intended
10 lie stones about the necks OF the children,
and that OF little dog which followed them,
and 10 throw them ali three into q neighbOr-
Ing creek 10 drown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
JUNE IITH, 1875

Az. BEAvE WASHINGTON.
5.g0-Balt more and way stations.
6.4O-baitin lTe, Annapolis, and way stations,
roint Of Rocks and intermediate stations,
f:IO-Bsltimere and Alexandria Junction.
s:4O-nss f25k, PaiL1SdsPhiG and BoHos 81.
rsM, S.- fsIleF Jars. suaoay, stops
~ way stsuoEs, AID connects for AnlGp-
s:ls-CtHeiHHati, 81 Louis aud PittsbH7s gr-
gefs.oSG. and Waller Road. ParlOr and
s:20-Poi5t q Rocks and way stations.
o.3V-isltiIDo.s aIi1 way stations.
s.S5-S ~ ok Limited express, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. SUNDAY u Baltimore only.
ls:lS-Baltimore. Way Stations, Ellcott City aad
I;4o-NsI, ls1E, ,Paiade.vssa end NozroA E1-
pes IN Sunday, Gil Way Stations and
7:3O-Batinlcre ard way ststions
+.30-bG9tnZoTs and Laurel Erp-s,S. ElIcott
CRY, FretsricE and Ray Stations, wa Re-
s:sO-Frederics and Point OF Rocks, Cyia Metro
<:45-Baii;maTe, Annapolis ana way ssasions.
s.Ss-LI1c5-Gt GtUcfaHT-s an Louisville EEPyels
Except saturday, daily TO Deer Psrk, Oak
,. u. train o. Saturday,. Esgsrst5Tn aud
Ninert Ste. s!seFirS carr 10 chicago, Gin
s.55-ba'Jill0Js All PA iads lyIia Express. Fred
srick AID Way sJat ,ns, via Relay. (Ccn-
s4O-Bslt@6rs, BlS d'S g,' College, Bslta-
lie. Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
s:20-Pitlsburs, bul % connection beyond Mar.
tinsbqrs b. train leaving. sunday night
s.OO-Baltimore. Bl44ensburE, BeitsgiLe, Lau-
rel, keiay.
10:0O-NsIS YoFk and Pbtlads}Phta Niga1 ErpTssyl
Sleeping Cars G. New York.
1O-O9-BeitimOre and principal ray stations,
1910 Msrtinsburs ana way stations, hetro7oli-
tar Branch.
11:30-Ss. LOUIS BrpTsss. Chicago, Columbus,
SandnsEy, Nevsrk, Deer Park and Oak
land. or Saturday for Louisville. Si5epers
T10. $40, s:l5, 9:3s q m: $40, s.2J. 5:3s.
e:4O, 200, $40, 500, 1000, 1O:e3 sad 1850
=. m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection Sunday Tor EagerstOwn VAL
lev Branch; or for New York ana Philsdep hia at
.: . N. and I 40 p. m.
EOI further Information apply a. tbs Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, W ashingt5n Station, aud
fe5, COL and sos PeEDsylvanls avenue, and D ID
lsib street north vest, where orders ~il be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received at any point
IL the city.
THOs. X, SHAEP, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. 6eneI Al Ticket AGENT.
GEO,S KCOETZ, General Agent spI5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
YoUNd q hIDDLkf S.s;I ,.,,.. ,,,,,.,..--
AUCTION SALE or NINE BUILDING LOTS
ON lIIH. BETWEES AND 1 STREETS
EDWIK }. SWEET.
H BesI Es'a AuctioueeT.
TRUSTEES SALE oFA TWO STORY aRrCK
CARPENTER SHOP, No. I0S ~ STREET.

TRUSTEES SABE OF A TWO STORY Tx OK
MOTH EASf
by Vhtrt Of a decd Of trust 70 me, dated II
JacuarV IL, 4, y 1876 a1d duly recorded IL -
liner No eos, folio 226. one q TIE aud rtc1rds Sz
Tor the District Of Columbia, I'd az The rrCVesF of
the raTty secugoi thereby viii sell az pu6 iic anc.
non, IN front q the premises, on SATU RDAY,
July A, lSio, 80 clock 2. N, at tas following
described real estate, situate the city II Wash
iDgton, District Of Columbia, % Wit Tue south
twenty (1) feet front by the depth thereof Of ios
Tour t4i In square 7S0 EtaiLirg ElS3 square feet
OF ground, together with the improvements, con
sistIre OF two-stOry brick building subject 20 a
Certain coed Of trust dated October 1874 20
s2J0B IL three years, az 10 par cent interest. ADD
duly recorded in liber No 76o folio $50 one If tie
lsLd records for the District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: For amount realized above said
de- OF trust are as follows 70 wit One half IA cash
and the balance in 6 and II months, at eight per
cent interest secured by deed Of trust the prop
eTty sold. deposit O. $50 required when tue
property Is sold All conveVsncinc az purchasers
cost u the terms of sale lot implied with IN
seven day after sale the Trustee the right
70 resell the property al tie ri and cost Of the de-
faultiDg purchaser
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Trustee.
Je2S eoEds q j. SWEET, AuctiOneer.
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rOUBT SALE OF VALUABLE I1PRevED
" AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY on Cru
kTRBET, BkTWEEa n AND SOUTH

By virtue o. a decree ofthe Supreme Court -
Of The District of Columbia. passed the 9th r.. III
dsy CT April, A. d. 1916, in equity cause No.
l6s seq, docket Is, wherein Klinetisnst ct al.
rlantifs, and Bennett ct al defendants, and of
decree supplemental thsfeto, passed the 2lrn day
of April. 1876 win offer for sale, 81 public auc
Goth, 1870. at ~ O'Clock D. m, the following de-
strihed real estate In Washington, ID. c., 20 wit
subdivision OF Iots g, a. IS &c, square
SEA, said lots having front GA 9th street Of 10 1s
and IS are improved By two story and basement
frsme Binding. Known a. me fStop mac hoass.
equal instailments, payable In six and twelve
months after day Of sale with interest az cent
s.ld. cash deposit Of SO on each Lon sold on day
OF sale. SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Trustee.
l52 street northwest.
b. h. Warner, Auct. Law Reporter.l ieI9d
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NUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneors.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY CoLSIsTIhG OF THREE
STORY BRIOh DIV SILL M ON tn hORTH-
MEST CoRsER OF AND EMEHTY- FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust TO as dated -
August third, 1874, and By request OF the rs.3
party secured thereby, ge VIII sell, at public>&e-
suction, in front Of tia premises, en- MEDHES,
DAY, June I 1870, At O'Clock p. m, ali that
piece or parcel Of ground and prer sit nate ia
the city OF Washington, ID. o., and described lot
thirty Elk 1856 ia WoTthiL gton Dorsey s. trustees
in chancery, sub OF original lots one, txo
three, &c, Of square No. seventy sevea III as ths
same is recorded in the Surveyors once OF the Dis
trici Of Columbia.
Terms: 0ne-f oarth cash, and the balance IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen MONTHS With interest from day
ofsele ~ ten per cent. Per anpam autil paid, se-
cured by deed Of trust on the property. A dep Jsit
of two hundred dollars will be rec ared OF the pur.
chaser at the time of sale. If the terms are not
complied with in seven DAYS the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the cost Of the defaulting our
chaser, alter three days advertisement in Evening
Star. &. w. DOWNMhN,( Trry.aa.
jel2 DO. GREEN,
gTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED untii
MUEDAY, Jule 26th, same hour.
X. W. D0MNMAN,( Trus,aas
je22-d .. @. GREEN,
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1876 EExsSstxEEAEEArrA 1876
ROpfE

Re the EeFth, West, and Southwest.
lo>sSbSe Track, Steet Rats, Splendid Scsr-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 18TH, 1915.
corner Of 6ih sad streets as follows
FoF FittsbUrs snc the West. 8 O.. n. daily, with
Psrior Gar 70 Pit.sburs; T:<O y. N. daily, win
ialsos Gar 70 Ohinssor AID l1:sO o. o. es.y,
BALTIMORE And POTOMAC EAILRoAD.
Ter Uanancaisus, Rochester, Buffalo Hisgrra
ssy; and gao N, daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Oars 20 Watkins. FOR Erie, Uansndsigua,
Bafalo, aud Niagara Falls, II:s0 .. m. daily, ak
Tor Rev York and she rsst, $40 . N daily, with
Palace Gers attached. Limited Express q Pull
msn Parlcr Cars, g. a m. daily, except Similar;
r.n. daily, except Sunday wisp Parior Cars at
F5T PhisdoIpsia, sos N. and lao ,. N. ssiIy,
Linftso wees, . ; 3 q. u. daily, except Sunday.
demonstration icT BEltimsIe, 4:2O y. m. daily,
FoT Po5s's Greek Line ss s. nc. and &:2o ,. N.
daily, except sunday.
10 Annapolis. 8 Oo AID 1850 :, q. and s:20 ,.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WABHIHGTOH
r6r aIsxsndris, o, 7, SEQ, 3, 10, liam, L, 8,
sees, 8, z 90, and Ii: 40 p. u. On Sunday q.
9 Q. %. and 4 AID Pm
Tor the south, Wis Riehnon1, lt:tO z; "a ossy,
except sunday; and via Lyncaburs, EGO Q. 10.
ram. IesSe kI.xand1is for " ashius:oE. 9, g,
9,1G,ll q. n, I. 3, ago, 3, g. ana D. N,
Or sunday ct = sud 10 q. L.. and 2. n.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ano fsrl2f Oaf
accommodations csn be procured at the UGoes:-
SSTthsSst corner o. hhlIseenth strSsS sna rem,
aud Psnnsylsa ntS avenue, and OF the Depot, whore
orders can be left for the cheeklrs OF Eszssss 70
d. N. BOYD, JR., Gen1 Passenger Agent.
EBAHk THOMSON, Gent MaDazsr. Isns-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

0'COHNKLL. IDA LILLIAN, daughter OF DIR
Jerrey q. and Ellon Josephine O'C0nncii, ased
year, months and IS dayg died al clock on the
morning OF June p 1876
TEE frieDds and relatives ere Invited 20 attend
her funeral from her parents residsnca, No. 90 Al
street northwest. on Saturday 90 5 clock D. "A. n
sCHERMERHOBN. On the 22d OF June, Is76,
GEORGE DETERMINATIONS, II the 85th year OF IA.
sRe, q native q Mohask, New Y0rf, for the lsst
y wears \ resident OF this city.
The funeral will take pisce from So A 1vsiuss
Church, On Saturday morning a. clock. Frfeuds
arc relatives OF the family invited 70 attend
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BROS, Auctioneers.

n a
Trustees SALE OF An ELEGANT TWO
sTOhY, BASEMENT. AND MAScARD BOOF
PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE, with all
the modern Improvements, situated on X street,
between 9Th and 10th streets northwest, being
numbered 93S, on street, at auction.
By Yiltue Of a deed Of trust Ci sen TO US. and IL
dated August 2 A. ID. 1871, duly recorded in t.i8
Liber 692 folio 1885, of the land records for tbe-x-
District OF Columbia, AID at tho request Ct the par
ties secured thereby, we viii sell pnblc auction,
IN front OF the premises, on WEDNESD Az the
2sth day OF June. A D. 1876, at $50 clock In the
afternoon, all that piece OF parcel q ground stu
ated and lyiDg Ia the city OF Washington District
ground Plan Of said city as al OF lot marked and
letteTed q, IN BeDjami 4. Giiberts recorded sub
division OF part OF square numbered three huEdred
ard seventy -oue t37D, together with the improve
ments corststiDg Of an elegant two story basement
and mansard roof pressed brick front DTelln9
House, with every convenience Of first class real
cence. This property Is IL most desirable lOca-
toni facing south with spacious grounds in front,
Terns: The amount OF indebtedness secured BIZ
said deed OF trust unpaid Rnd expenses Of sale ia
cash; balance in 6, u and Is mOcths; notes bearing
six per cent interest from day Of ssle, 6ud secured
by deed Ct trust on the property sold. A deposit
Of $50 will be required al tins u sale. All con-
ere not Gem piled with 10 five Gays from day of sale
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the opety
st the risk and cost of the 0e!auling purchaser.
Wn a e VcIaIhsSSfBLER,S Trustees.
FRANK W. HACK EFT, ass LIS. ave,
Attorney for Trustees.
Ie9 DUHCAk5ON BROS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

THE CoLoRED MsTHoDIsrs AM TeN-
PERANCE--The African Methodist CONFER
ence, At their session "a New York rsoeI we'd
report nom the committee on temperance,
urging abstemiousness on the part OF church
members In the use OF Intoxicating liqnor.
and directing the formation OF the SUNDAY
school children into temperance organiZs-
lions. The report was unau mou sly a Ioptet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
II h. WARNER, corner 7th and streets.

IT
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS ~ e0r ABE $50, BETWEEN y, v,
1IIH ned ~ yUHDARY STREETS.
BY virtue OF y. deed Of trust, dated September%oe
sfh, A y iou and recorded In Liber ga, foltozxD
pa, Il the i~ d records of the District Of Coz.
lumbis tna Subscribers viii SELL to the highest bid
der, on the premises. on THURSDAY, the 29th
cay OF ~ Inc, A. ID. l576, at O'Clock p N, lots
nrm6efe enc, two three fOur, fIe, sig niue ten.
II, - In square lto. Zone hunered and nftyy &C
tons except parts ef lots and 2, and 10 and IL, and
all CT u and Is, berstofore released, as will be
Town at the tice Of the sale.l
The terms on the sails, with tho privilege OF pay
Ing sll cash. are as llows, viz: GOO and the
Fenses Of sale IN cash. (of which 300 be paid
et the time Of tho sale,) and the residue IN equal
In one, two, and three years, with interest
thereon ct the rate OF seven centum per annum
uni the principal is paid; the interet TO DO paid
semi annually aud the principal ID interest to be
paid the Office of Riggs Co.. w. O., the deferred
payments 20 be secured by deed OF trust on the
D. emses sold, the b6eers promissory notes.
If the terms are not complied with within five days
after the aJ of sale, the trus the right
to resell the property any part thereof for cash,
any tine sitter the Of ten DAYS notice, by
more Insertions 10 the sweating STAR at tbs risk
and cost Of the parelaser ie default. All convey
ancing at the Cost of the purchaser.
TB66s. aYips, Trustees.
iel4d III. CuLpW ELL, sslesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

CONEOLLT'S,
dHE CHEAPEST STORE THE CITY,
COS MATE STEEEI.
Opposite the Patent ones.
PIsrk SIZE. 80 SIC o., and Il
GarEo Slif rul Umbrellas. 9 1.5G % IS.
Linen Law sEu1 Ha5rAs G.ng hams reduced
Go lsc
All Wool Deiezs. 8 O. Eac.
Llama lac Sh4Eis and <acques, g % go.
NiotCria Law sud ha15OCks, tucked Tor Sacks,
ESirts and IT---es
Pine Linen tgeSiEs. 81 q dozen.
Iuli HnE a Q on br8iieFies.
Zine Free st0We-s. from auction.
TfsCs - - STYLES, Wh0l-ssie aud retail.
Ladies' G-C Gents CauZe Cnferwesr iss-u
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DaYS-
WAsH. b. wILLIAMS, AucrIopeer.
w No. 1901 northxe.t Corner 10Th ard ID IT.


1EE {sa.ks SAFE OF rAsaIoNAgLE AND
ssd vniy used for short time. at Public Au s:ron.
Magnificent alnut Frame Parlor suite. uphoI
PaIlor Suite, uphoistersd in rep blue puffses;
handsome W ainus and Gill Sid Table, inisid with
smbT.a1ip. c Wa3n auPssso Lsce oaTtsin; and
elegant Easy Chair. and Rockers; handso ne Ten
handsome Black Walnut DEarf Bookcase; eie,
CANT Walnut Library Table: Walnut Library
Table inlaid with billiard cloth, snail size: fns
an bius gnfnss; three handsome Dressing Ga
Black Walnut Bedsteads: handsome Black Wsl-
nut Wardrobes elsborately carved Baihi finish;)
Walnut Pillar EItension Table; Walnut Cane
seat Chairs; Gents Walnut Cane seat Chairs;
nut Center Table, beautifully inlsid; Gents Easy
Chairs; Brussels Carpets and Border to match
brussels, Hall and stair CARPETS; Walnut stair
Bods. Velvet Bugs sad Door Mats; Walnut Hat
rsck; marble base; Wslpnt Hall Chair; ine II air
aud ootton,top Mattresses; Spiral Springs; Bisn-
Ry yir Ge OF a deed of trust. dstsd Januaryfd
18th, A d. 1876, and duly recorded in Li6ertA
No sl2, folio 5, Sc, one OF the land records WI
aud by direction OF ths party secured thereby, l
DAY, June goth, A. d. lSI6, q; % O'Clock a. M at
IO2I Vermont avenue, bets cen X snd Il stresfs
northv est, the above cell -Ctian Of Furniture and
other Goods marked in Schedule A.
j must say that this sale, will bs noticed,
embraces some or the rsrest and most costly Eurni
ture ever cold at public auction in she Distric ana
shOuld not miss this Opportunity, Tor dizzy seldom
nave such chance to procure hrst-class Furnirure
Adsposit is required for each and eysr7 article
sold.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
Je2O WASH. IL. WILL Ms. AuCt.
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GENERAL BURNsIDE's HEALTH. - Tho
Providence Journal OF Monday denies mai
General Burns de Is seriously IA, aud saws:
General Burnside Is suffering from a. At
tack OF neuralgia. 10 which he las long beeu
occasionally subject, but there Is nothing
serious IN N. He rs not confined 10 his house.
and his indiepositlOn Is 81 slight that ne en-
poets 10 return 10 his post in a few daySp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
VThe Canadian authorities are willie

avThe Canadian authorities are willing TO
set aside a small tract OF land To which
American gentlemen Of hastily acquired
means may migrate.
EVRochester Democrat: The new door
keeper doesn't claim 10 be bigger man
than old Grant. Hes one OF those modest
men-he doesn't think IL necessary.
sRNew York Commercial: 1t is suggest
ed that the young lady who says, "Im sad
dest when sing" Is mistaken. Her next
door neighbors are sadder still.
~The Cincinnati Enquirer wants some
one TO compliment "Mr. Washburne,s oas
solitary man, who stuck to him like bees
wax.
HAn Ohio democratic paper says There
Is some satisfaction In knowing that when
people want nything they have 70 come 10
Ohio for It."
RrPoor Danai The Fitchburg Sentinel
thinks the republicans will be able TO carry
Massachusetts, unless Rich ard II. Dana, jr.,
shall take the Geld IN support OF the noni-
nees.-l Boston Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

NFhOIAL ANNOgNULakNT TO ENUUB-
- SIUNISTS.
THE EMPORIUM ROUTR"
To BIIJJGtO, Niagara Fails, Canada, and
the Vest
TEE BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PaELA-
BELPHIA RAILWAY,
~ CONNECTION WITH
THE PErNs ELYANIA RAILROAD.
Cnels > W and deligh fuI Route to all the at
t-sctiye Points IN the West aud Northwest The
Lie IS tuil Of IN rERESFiNG and ATTR aOFIVE
features, and affords the most DESIRABLE
ia ,ilines ever offered the public Time, to hours
shorter tnsD any other ROate.
II Pullman Cars Through to Buffalo
without change.
Trans leave D, P. r. 3. Depot at COZ q. m
and 4 SIS p.
Tickets for sale at all Pennsylvania ana BaItI-
more and Potion &C X 4 Offices
Remember the " kMPORIUN ROUTE
Fer further particulars, zee Baltimore and Penn
sytyania x r. A gents.
n. L.. LYMAN, Gent PdSS'T and Tt-ket AGENT,
HI q. FISH, Gen Manager. Iel9 tInOv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
TROMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

POSITIVE SAFE OF IMPRoyED PROPERTY
ON 5TH sTREET East. BETWEEh AND
l. STREETS SOUTH, BEING 80. 1918.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June ~, Sr2
1916 at O'Clock, I'm front of the premises, LII
shall sell part Of Lot No. in Square 825, hav- LII
ing front OF n feet inches 5h street east, with
q depth Of 50 feet inches, improved by q snail
Frame Dwelling. Sale positive.
je2adSds THos powLIgG, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

DANiEL DREW ENAMINED.-The exami-
nation in bankruptcy OF Daniel nreu- 49,
place Ian New loTE ON Tuesday. When ssFes
Rat bad become OF all his money Nv nrevv
rtl FED; "There never was Suca case IN an
Wall street ~ any body's losing 80 much IN
such little Ehlle-S2 600 600 IN nftaen
months To an Inquiry a. 20 where Id vent
re replied: "AOr'-weSt and Way, bOsh." He
cidnt think the boys had meant 20 ssco1-
spire' n atust him, but that thew were kind
OF AFRAID OF him and daren't go with him the
lengths he was laying out. As long as he
could, be said, he saw 'em through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
II Ii. WARMER, corner 7th and + streets.

* H. Hhhnhns corner TN and h streets.
TRUSTEES GALE OF DESIRABLE MAR
KET FsBM ON TIE WEST sTOE OF TTH
STREET RokO, NEAR JOHN sAUL's
EgEshRYA N The COUNTY OF WASH
Ey virtue Cf a deed of trust, dated February "a
Sth, A. ID 1875, duly recorded in LiDer No. "a
775 folio lo6 one 81 the lsnd records for the In
District OF oiumba, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby shall sell at public auction
on he premises, en- FRIDAY, July 7th, 1876, az 8
O'Clock NJ, tie following described real esa e, s..
uaie Ia the county OF ashington, d 70 wit Jts
numbered i've 5, four -, ADD the west half "a OF
lot numbered three 49,, of Benz. Sunny suhdiyi-
eioI OF the west part OF .PadsEorth," as recorded
In tue surveyor Office OF the District Of COlumbfa
conraiLipg ~ enty three (23) more or less to-
eether with the IMPROVEMENTS, &c
Ttgms: One third of the purchase money , he
raiG In cash; and the balance st six, twel and
eighteen months, with iBtersst at seven per cent
per anDum, secured by deed of truss; or ali CASH
st the optfOp OF purchaser. deposit of $3.50 Will
be require ST time OF sale, and all consevancing at
e ptDse OF purchaser. If terms OF sale are not com
Ibeo with in seven DAYS, The trustee reserves the
ght TO resell the property Ut the and Of
toe cefaulhag purchaser, after eve days' sIyer-
tissmeLt. w. :. thompson, TruStee
Je2leoSds J. 7, C0LDW h 1I5. Salesman.
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A TEXAN EXECUTED IN TCRKEY.-A
young lady in Washington has received q
long letter from Mr.. j. A. George, written on
the 18th of April, from Tur kish prison, In
which he says that In fight between the
HerZegovinians and the Turks he was cap
tured and was to be executed the next morn
ing. He states that a friendly priest hsd
promised to mail his letter al certain town,
and the postm ark shows that IL was mailed
at that place. This confirms the previous
engaged TO be married TO the young lady
Cohesion NelCs.