Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28
Seeking % Ferfune
TIT TO RECovEs Io0.eO ACRss or LAND IN
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hVitluckys Including The site OF the City ut
Lexington. VIII soon he begun In the II. -.
Circult Couri, by Thomas Carp. IS attorney
Tor Mrs Miller, now lessee 81 Tie Willow
Haven Hotel ~ Rsmrspo. An ancestor OF
Mrs Miller was one John Young Young
was born IA philadelphia but t~tahliShad
himself In business IA Alexandra Virginia.
where he - up cracker manu- factory and
married n Miss Marstella a connection of
the Gusts family. IN l>i2. he oiled large
COT acts Tor The army. but LOST heavily by
me destruction 81 some vessels by tue Brit
IN 20 that al his death soon after his estate
WsS greatly diminished. sni a second wife IN
said Ia have dcSi rOl "a many OF las papers.
he let eight CHILDREN. al nv his frSt wife.
Three ~ thee children. John. ossnrre and
Jacob, went west. and 10 - not nown where
uey are tue daughter aud oas son died
NA-NNl clittrgT. Another daughter. Mar
tsrSt, married john Ball. who died recently
~ ihlis,tetpnia leaving children. W .Iliam
hthfg Qua = ieit one Sul. now an a chmond.
e gsged ln has grand business. The
r. msinlng >on- frrd luand MarStells Young,
il htiii living ~ Il - fhD father Of Mrs. Miller.
MI. Young. the grandfather. IA Is>S ani
In purChHStri various patents Tor aud grants
81 ifoin hRil ccIi Co i've cents an acre COW
ering IN ali ills'l acres 90 acres in Fay-
cite county. 10 90 IN HARRISON COMFY aud
the rest IN MonongRhsla. Washington Kan
awha, Lincoln and Montgomery countless
inr which he paid probably less than S4.Oa
The chi ldren were lcft comparatively poor
when John Young did, and the destruction
bl Their stepmuther ~ Their fathers papers
leii them IN ignorance OF their rights IN ISIS
however. a lawyer in Richmond, having dis
.eEt red the claims. communicate with Mrs
Mlliers father, bUt Mr. Young declined 10
80, ~ uie lawyers terms Family matters
mt ana uien the last war, delaveI further
action ara u - CA y recently that Mrs. NIL
Ter Ne. ting her father for Tie NrSf lime in
LNthty years ohiRlnet from him the docu-
ments SUppor' iug these claims ana leave 10
press uIeb. IL these claims are esfshltsbed
Ter rather Hnd herself are entitled to al Least
one sixth Of the estate. or % ths missing
brothers have lgff 30 children. d one fhir,I
The property is said % He worm go ooo .0la.
\ FEMALE SENSATION At THE WHITE
SJLPHyR-A CORES -pudeut OF tie New
ntiA H'FHd. wiring fTom tho Gresnbricr
Lille sulphur Springs. ulGar date of
august =, ui tEv> The following mention OF a
.ei'satiuu al NAT place. " THURSDAY fnrnlS shed
somewhat of - female sensation. tls details
OF which have not 81 fully frausgIrei. n
alp"arS ti4ai "A C-ttsIu lady visitor from
a>hlh sion has Tor some tm past been
'IdvaNorlnE 90 maEe "a little npior..ty by "A
rt'lial OF ter experience n NV Orleans
lhdtF tAg 6oEnlul ration of tte 8erai q g.
Hlltef. HE lhlN l,TmprlN lived Ia Sayan-
al, ga. hGf moved TO W1s,l Irl-loa some
time previous 10 tuc war. When rosfilttteS
began THIS badly tg1E occ.s ipu Ia display her
secession prorivIEcs by words "a "a acts.
and made herself csus iders biv ol.pov .o1s 10
tEe authorities th-Ie. A. "A caisequenra of
lhlS Mr.. seward, Ia order ID rfI himself of a
troublesome customer sent IA. LADY s,t.fb
20 New briesuS-wFera She was when u was
taken possession a.. 5y General Batter. Here
her rebeliIDus sentiments got he bsft.r OF
uer discretion aud Tor leering Al the funeral
OF passing L mon on Ger size WAS imprfs-
oned for SIX months. THIS Imprisonment
= the subject Of The story she has 10 tell
Now Tor the sequel. Finding II Impossible
10 obtain IA select audience before which She
could relate her prison experience under the
Immaculate Ben, she summoned the ladies'
ON The parlor IA The ball room. They came
ID force AID accompanied bN mali escorts
When all had entered the lady ordered an
the gentlemen tO withdraw. a. her reyela-
IONS were such ss could not be made I'm the
presence OF both sexes The gentlemen then
Withdrew aud the revelations began. What
The nature OF these were cannot be ascer-
tanned, but certain 10 - that when they mad
reached certain point, an allusion being
made 10 the relative oI a lady present. the
audleace broke up an the ladies Il a pre-
cipiiaiely. Perhaps Gen. Butler can rise aud
explain. Certain ~ Is that those here who
would cannot, and those that can Will not.
The matter remains an impenetrable mys-
Terry and since II occurred has been the chief
topic Of conversation among all tue male
and female gossips AT the springs
FoRECLOsISG A MoRTGAGEoNA HoRsE.
A hue hanbletonisn stallion, upon which
one EllZuT Lille, OF Syracuse, held "A mort
gage for Sl,rDl, was taken n Caaaia. un-
X own TO the mort gage, 10y one Horace
Williams, The morigsgor. MIR. Little, sus-
IectlIg that the horse had been taken 10
Kingston, engaged Mr.. 4. n. Garfield. OF
Pratt, Brown GARFIELD, attorneys. syria
cuse, and the two went 10 X ug~tOa yeSter-
day. ludlng The hOr-e IN a barn. Mr.. Gar
neld quietly PAT the bride over the horses
h6 al. The horse was led dOwa TO the wharf
ard : artd CG boa III iil.- Gamer Cnamplain
t'r [ ir pOr;. bat none too ~DOn. for shortly
ailcI 'at horse had fo.-u placed On board the
tca' 2rge crowd. Ia Guiding Williams. his
lawyer, and a lOi 81 kiUgSrOl roughs. arriy-
Cd, with the inteutlO on 81 re- sveriug the horse
by force. The stallion, va understand l.
valued at - 600, and has trOtJet in 22s.-
CStCegO Times.
CHANGE AGAIS-r a CDL0EED PASTOR.
Salah Frances Washington, n cOiOret girl,
alpesrfd before JUs:.ce KaSmire yesterday
ana IT feIrcd q grave charge against her
Iastor. tie Rev. Willis Saswcll Bowman. Of
~. l'apls African Ghurch. Morrisania.