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THOUGH once i'm the army, Gen. Banning
had quite forgotten that the regulations do
not prohibit the use of abbrevaliOns, other
blunder. Gen. Macfeely commisSary general.
was upon the stand, and Banning glowered on
him, questioning:
.. We perceive that the forage of the assis-
tant q M. general is sent to one Mrs. Carroll
Don't know any such lady, said the COM
miSSary general.
We'll, here it is, said Mr.. B., opening big
bundle OF papers, and pointing out i'm the col
umn OF where delivered Asst. Q. nj. Gen. s
department at Q. Mrs Carroll
Oh! see,' said Gen. NJ, delivered at the
quartermaSterS corral
WHAT said Banning.
1.-THE corral, where the public horses are
kept said Gen. NJ, with curious twinkle of
his eve.
Hush, said Mr.. B., My God! 1 thought
that was Mrs. Carroll; don't let this get out on
me. "
Bannings Macfeelyings can better be inn.
agined than described as the noveliSts saw
tCticdqO Times.
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O'Leary'S Great Triumnh.

THE CLOSING SCENES IN THE PLUCKY CONTEST
1t was sorry sight the last few yours of the
weeks walk. Haggard, dazed, staggering
OLeary, his arms no longer knitted in pedes-
tflan form and braced with muscular strength.
were limp and almost helpless. His legs were
swollen: He went his miserable round in evil
dent pain, though 1900 people cheered him
as he scored the 500 miles. Vaughan had for
two days been suffering from internal disturb
ance OF a weakening character, and his legs
were chafed until they were raw. He suffered
tOrments, but he went on until 7:30 on Satur-
day night, and retired at the solicitation of his
friends when he had scored 500 miles
and he determined in making his record
in round numbers $40 miles, beating, it
is said, all his achievements on both sides
of the Atlantic. His pluck is undeniable. and
the vast crowd acknowledged it i'm hearty
denominations, the band playing him out Of
lie arena to the tune OF See the COnquering
h Hero Comes e -. A few disatiected Irishmen
disturbance because O'Leary won, but there
never was the slightest indication of an un-
ruly opposition. Some of the spectators
thought OLeary had an undue advantage
gwen to him in track to himself, and there
IS IS no doubt this was greatly in his favor; but
the sporting men of London have shown so
utterly regardless of nationality, that they
should be spared the mere suggestion on the
part OF 0Ifiei0as friends of 0'Leary that they
more than fair play shown to him: he had
privileges and advantages denied to his
opponents, but the vast crowd of lockers
on showed no signs that they begrudged
MIN his triumph. He conducted himself
With modesty, and he walked in a style
only equaled by Vaughan among the entire
crowd OF his opponents. The incident of
the outset which worried hun was borne In a
manly way. and nobody had word to say i'm
favor OF Hazel. On the contrary, he fell out of
the fight unrecOgnized and unregretted, while
OLeary never lacked cheering words and
hearty plauditS: At the close the figures were:
0'Leary. $40 miles, 2 laps: Vaughan, 500 miles
Brown, Az miles, laps. The other men were
nowhere, COrkey iuStifying my first impress.
sions that he could not possibly stay" Soon
after O'Leary had left the hall with his friends
the crowd could no longer be kept back by
the barriers, and the match being over, the
police did not attempt to resist them. They
broke into the ring, and mixing with the Occu-
pants OF the reserved inclOSure," speedily
removed 1.-The landmarks of wealth and ariS-
tocracy" Several dukes, two or three earlS
and many distinguished patrons of sports and
pastlmeS were present. London Cor. v. Y.
Times
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DIED.


RI RRETT. On the morning OF Aprils lSrx
suddenly Of apopexy, Mrs. CATHKEiEEh Ra,
Funersi viii take piscS from her late ras,,sDo.
No. TO Eleventh ST. NV, on Wednesday al 4
I'M. Ihs friends aud acquaintance respect
Auburn auburn, n. Y, and Philadelphia, Pa. pap.Ss
please copy o.
COOKE. On the Shot April, 1878 BESSIE r.
TELIR the youngest child Of Ebert and Emma i
Coke, aged fourteen months.
attend the funeral from her parents residence poT
street. between oh and ION southeast Wednes-
day afternoon. at O'Clock.
DAILY. Al his residence, 1923 ID street soutb-
west, al noon on Monday. April 8, 1873 alter n
long and painful illness. of typhoid fever which he
aged tWenty-seNen years, eleven months and eigst
There is a world of rest
here parting is unknown:
Icing eternity of love-
Formed for the good alone.
And Faith tehoId the dy ing here
Translated TO that happier sphere
Funeral from 81. Dominirk's Church. Thurs
ia! morning, AT O'Clock, With requiem ass.
,HORRlGAS. On April 8, 1875. at go y. n,
aged foriy-one, native Of County Cork, Ireland
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
SIectluIly requested to attend the funeral on
"Wednesday, April 10. at 10 0 clock a. m. Rest
dence 6l5 18th street NV. 81
sANTQN. At his residence. 227 ID st. n W on
ton, CHARLES K. SANToN in The eighteenth wear
OF bis age, son of the late Robert Ssxtun of Mary
death loves a shining mark intellectual.
nonle and gentle in Character, he won every heart
perfect rest. ~
Funeral from his late residence, 227 ID stree. Mt
p. M Wednesday, 10th inst. Friends are in
Nited 10 attend.
WRIGHT. On the Sth of April. 1873, OF n,-
raySls: LEWIS WRIGHT, in the seventy second
Funeral viii take place from The residence of his
10th: at O'Clock pm. Friends of the family are
invited TO attend. q
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" II. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE Of VALUABLE FARM
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court -
equity, the subscribers. as Trustees, will Of
Ter Ter s aap 9blic sale on The premises On MONDA
next fair day thereafter, the valuable and highly
improved farm of which the late Francis A. Thorn
ton died seized and possessed, containing about 1913
lumbia and Upper Marlboro Turnpike and is
within six miles of Washington city. The land is
highly imIreved The buildings upon it consist of
very large and cOmmOdiOus barn, recently built
and all necessary outbuildings for first class farm
The land is well adapted to the growth of grain,
grasses, fruits. and garden products in general
and is considered very desirable as dairy farm
The terms OF sale as prescribedby the decree. are
ON The day of SALE The day of it's ratification
by the court. and the balance in equal payments at
one and two years from the day Of sale; the whole
purchase money to bear interest from the day of
sale, and the deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds OF the purchaser, with security to be APP
ill be required of the purchaser to be paid on the
day OF sale. Upon the payment of the whole our
chase money and interest the Trustees are author
purchaser, free. clear and discharged of ali claim
OF the parties to the cause and Of any person per-
sncna h s S cdsr Of OF tb under Convey
Sale to commence at IL 0 clock am.
Those wishing to purchase are invited to view
E H'S {! Ak9R 4 SETTINGS }rrustses.
VIM. II. NJ RSHALL Auct.
Upper Marlboro. March 20, 1878.
SsThe Trustees will receive private bids for this
at pVae sae n w I'll b at
tion, as above advertised. Those wishing to pur-
Chase At Private sac can see Richard J. Cuttings
Magruder; Of Upper Marlborough:
g fie g. hAe ( SETTINGS 'rrustsss.
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING, No BIT H STREET


BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in II
Liber No. 1872 folio 40, ct seq. Of the :::D
land records Ior Washington county, in the ~
District OF Columbia and upon the written request
OF the party secured thereby will sell. at public
a a in front Of the premises; on THURSDAY,
M, the following described real estate situate In
the city OF w ashingtOn, District of Columbia, to
wit: All that certain piece or parcel of ground
known on the ground plan of said city as part Of
original Lot nine 90, of Square seven hundred and
seventy-seyen l77D. beginning for the same at ne
line Of H street twenty two feet (22 teet) four (4
inches: thence due south one hundred and twenty
(12O) feet; thence east twenty-five (22) feet fOnr
ches a nches); thence in east line of said lot to
the point of beginning.
Terms of sale prescribed by trust: So 600 1.-THE
amount of Indebtedness secured by this deed of
trust unpaid), with interest thereon at eiyht mar
cent from November 3 1915, with the expense Of
cen and twenty-four months, for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of
sale, and secured by deed of trust on the property
solo. sha "a be taken deposit of 500 shall be
conyeyancing shall be at the expense of the pur-
CHASER. W. B LORD, Trustee.
400 Louisiana avenue.
u W. HANDY, Auet ap6-d&ds
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The MURDER OF ARMSTRONG is still dis
cussed in Camden, N. j.. and there is rumor
current that the investigation which is being
1t is said that all the new facts learned NV the
ponce go to substantiate Graham's confession.
and that Hunters attempt to prove an aiibi
VIII DC Irultless, as the authorities are con
In dates. On Saturday night next Ford W.
paws, VINO was arrested on Suspicion of being
me mm derer. will be given testimonial ben
ent The play selected is Falsely Accused !:
or, Waiting for the Verdict" The following
circular has been issued: at will be remem7
bered that Davis was accused of the murder
Of Armstrong, and hOnOrably acquitted. His
and we appeal to the citizens of Camden to
give him the largest house of the season"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-09

JonrnoT ~ ~ MSINE.-The Lewisto, M.
VI "arch 18th, says: Tn" r ame,
,slslrm"nf of Judge wynn that there bs%s
9een over hve hundred divorces In This go
curing the past year-One To every twelve
HHaiIiaEcs-may tend 10 draw attention from
tSnohhectlcut and Indiana, and place Maine in
has within few Years mpiifsd her aaSy a,
NoiSs avs ana Maine, IL Is said, has the iooS
Ss' airotce laws Of any state in the Union. It
h,,i taln HlNoIces are rapidly increasing
TWO years hence they will reach 6ol I'm addi.
tlon 10 the usual common law causes of di-
soTSeI including cruelty. intemperance and
supreme court authority TO decree divorce IN
any case where he may he persuaded at an eV
narle hearing that il would be conducive 10
domestic harmony sc. Under such divorces
laws, when either party TO the marriage reIa-
.lon wants to make change il is not dificult
10 hnd a legal excuse q"
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TNHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
Il 519 18th st, n W.
TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES ON

TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES ON
PARK strict.
p By virtue of two deeds of trust to me- dated
September 18TH 1876 recorded in liber No. "A
1913. folios 4S6 and 488, one of the land re- m.1
cords for the county of Washington. DIS E.lx
trict of Columbia, shall sell at public sale in front
of the premises, on MONDAY, April 18th, 1873, at
~ O'Clock p. m. lots number one ID and five (5)
il Gulick's subdivision Of square numbered nine
hundred and eighty,seven $3.50 of the plat or
Improvements thereon consisting Of frame house
on each lot.
Terms of sale: Three hundred dollars cash on
each LOT OF which fifty dollars will be required to
be paid Immediately after sale on each piece of pro-
fifty dollars on each lot with eight per cent. per
annum interest until paid, all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser, with a policy of insurance for
SI0 on each house to be secured by deed of
trust on this property. Cost of cOnveyancing and
recording to be paid by the purchaser, and II the
terms are not complied with in five days after the
day of sale, the property will be resod at the risk
and expense of the defauting purchaser after three
days. notice in the Evening Star.
r. B. FERGUSON, Trustee.
T. z. WAGGAMAN, AuctiOneer. ap4-d
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VOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALEOF HANDSOME COI1N1

Az tIUN pale OF HANDSOME COUNTRY
We shall offer for sale at public auction. on -
the premises, at o'clock p. m. on TU e. G:
Of and, opposite the place of Clark Mills Lecafion
high. healthy and attractive. Brick Dwelling,
under entire house; well of fine water at kitchen
door; two ~ cisterns, containing about g. 900 GAL
Ions each; aud ga. ready for admission. Garden
varieties Of fruit trees. Stables, carriage house.
granary, dollhouse and cottage for
chinery. Everything in first-class order.
Terms: One-fourth cash: and the balance in one
two and three years, secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold and the notes of the purch sser
bearing interest at seven ca per cent. from the Az
of sale. deposit Of $3.50 required at time OF sale
All conveyancing At purchasers cost. II the terms
Of sale are not compiled with in seven days, the
property will be resOld at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
The train which leaves the Baltimore and Ohio
Depot 1T 4:40 Pm. stops at Clark Mills Station.
YOUNG MIDDLETON, AuctioneeFs.
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s:4o-'st. Louis, Cincinnati, Ch,caeo and pitt.
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for StauDtoD, ParLOr Oar TO Grafton. and
Sleeping Care to Louisville, ClncinnSti' Co
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e:OO-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
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l:so-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex-
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THIS EVENING.

pEREMPTURY AND CLOSING AUCTIO>
l. SALFOF THE ~
ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES and SAFES EA1
OF s. GOLDoTEIN & Co.'S 6Ex
JeWelry Store. 619 Pennsylvania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, on account of the dissDu-
uon OF CoPartnerShip and the removal of the store,
corner 10th and ID streets on May LIST. The entire
stock of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. SILVER
AND S1LNEk-PLATEb WARE, CLOCKS,
BRONZES,
and general assortment of fine goods usually kept
in first class Jewery Store will be sold at public
auction without reserve to the highest bidder for
cash. regardless of cost. Sale positive at p. o..
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Ladies' sale al Up. m.
ap4-tf DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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FISHING OPERATIONS on the Choptank pre-
sent gloomy outlook. Ii Is now time that
shad and herring were plentiful i'm our midst.
and the catch Will not exceed hundred her
days work. This is a killing business, and al
though shad are selling at 40 cents pair and
herring $50 per hundred, will nothing like
pay expenses. Year by year these fish become
scarcer, and at this rate i'm few years thew
will be unknown in our waters.-ID Denton
linton,
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THE EVENING STAR.
CEsDAY.................Aprifa q. 1878.

TRUE Millions Of dollars an
annually thrown away in this country in useless
anu ihegliimate advertising. The experience of
and successful business men Is that
notis reiays SO well the money invested as sdver-
using In paper which EVERYBODY reads That
'e true way TO secure publicity. The best BUSH
ss men hh"" The value of advertising in such a
paper-and such PAPER is THE FyRxTxC Sr,p
IL mas the largest circulation in proportion Ia the
popuaton OF the city in which it is printed of ANY
PAPER IN the world. II practically corers the
tch0ie Geld.
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T T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer,

r 7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF DEs1-
BUILpt ff EoTs GS EA sR
Ut TERMS;
the days and at the hours mentioned below, .G:lA
snd 81 In se
CITY OF Washington, in the District of Columbia,
On WEDNESDAY, April 1e, 1873 commencing
sa5.pe . Original 70. u sed west s Of
Richards. subdivision of a part of the said
square, and contained within the Following meTes
south from the northeast Of lot Is Of said
subdivision and the south line of tent alley,
go S. o s9?h the
feet to the east line of ten-foot alley; thence
TO %a
from the begin ming; and thence due east "a % 100
desi1 "a for building purposes The parts Of said
two-story frame dwellings, Nos. 1412 and 1414 81
On Day, April H. 1878 commencing at
sion Of square s32 each lot fronting 27I4 feet on
By
or FRIDAY, April -, 1878. commencing at
O'Clock P. m: that desirable building lot on the
southeast corner of 9th and f streets. southwest,
on Sweet, and known as sub lot 81 in square 4se:
also, lot Al, In Van Riswick subdivision of square
All, having front OF 20 feet on 9Th street west.
between X and l. streets south. and original lot %
In square t03, fronting 80 feet on Union street.
The said los Al and % are unmproved.
ION MONDAY, April Is, 1878, commencing at
O'Clock p. M. and continuing from day to day
until the whole are disposed of. the lots numbered
from 46 to 90, 50 to 3d. go to g. 20 to IL IS 70
and 80 to 81 in the subdivision by the aSSignees of
George Mattngly and others Of the square 495.
These lots front on AZ and 9th streets west and f
and street south. in the immediate vicinity of st.
Dominick' s turch and include nearly the who
of the said square. Lots 46, 81 II, 80, 81, 80 &c.
81 and SO are improved; the others are unimproved
and are peculiarly adapted for building purposes.
Terms of sale. One-third cash On the day of sale
or within seven days thereafter; the residue in
three equal payments at One two and three years
from the day of sale, for which the purchasers
promissory notes to he given, bearing interest
from the day of sale at per centum per annum,
payable quarter-yearly, and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold and satisfactory
policy OF insurance on the buildings If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in seven days
from the day OF Sale we reserve the light to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defautng
purchaser. All cOnveyancing at purchaser costs.
The property will be offered in separate lots par
GELS, and 500 deposit will be required accept
ance of each bid.
JAMES, 8. EDWARDS
JOHN HITZ. }ASsignees
Il. II. WARNER,
j. T. COLDW ELL, AuctiOneer.
0-S I'm Ia
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IL Real Estate Brokers',

BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated March -
10th. A -. 1877, duly recorded in Lber No. f.:
o41 Folio 175, ct seq, one of the land records l
tor the District Of Columbia and at the written
Quest OF the party secured thereby, Will SELL at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT-
CRDAY, the goth day Of April, A. d. 1878, at
4 30 O'Clock p. M, the following described real
estate estate in the CITY q Washington, District Of Co:
lumhia. to wit: The eastern most half part of
original Lot numbered eighteen C1S), in Square
numbered one hundred and sixty-eght 163), hav-
ing from age of twenty-nine (29) feet six (6)
inches inch or Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, and containing wenty-eght hundred
and tWenty-eight square feet of ground, mora or
less, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting of handsome brick building, used ms a
hotel and restaurant.
Terms: On. bird of the purchase money with
the expenses of sale in cash. balance in one and two
years for which amount the notes Of the
bearing interest at eight 81 per cent. per anuun
until laid and secured by deed of trust Son the
property sold shall he AIKEN. deposit of $500 re-
qured at time of S lie. All conveyancing at cost Of
purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with
in seven days, the Trustees the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of defauitng
purchaser, after five days advert isemeat.
ROBERT c. FOX, }r,
EDWIN G. CUTTER, hfustees'
B. H. WARRER, Auct. aD6-eo dhs