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NOBODY in active life can hope to write or
think. or count, or any thing else entirely with
out interruption: and nobody, unless his temper
is very bad indeed. or he Is nervous TO the
point of disease, makes Of interruption serious
grievance. He learns TO endure il. as he en-
dureS the weather, treats some Interruptions
automatically, dioposeS OF others with half hts
mind, settles Others by concentrated attention
ana learns by habit, whatever happens, not Ito
lose his thread ~ LnntInn SleftnfIr
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SuooTJNc AvrR.v oocu

\ SHOOTING AFFRAY occurred at Crab Or
chard. ny, Thursday night, Stewart Meyers
and the Carson brothers being the chief actors
After the firing commenced both sides were re-
inforced and some forty shotgun and pistol
shots were exchanged. Meyers shoulder was
shot TO pieces. Dave Carson was seriously
less hurt 1t is feared that the trouble is not YET
concluded.
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STEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1890

TRrsTEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
f fFGRf Fsf R4r DHM ffEHS No s,p $50
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decd Of trust. dated October -
1G5 folio 80 one Of The land records 3i for the
bjirlct e q H. Coa ard at the request of the
Eu4ie auction IN front OF he premises, on THURS
DAi December 18th ISIS; at o'clock pm, the
Washington, y. O., to Wit: Parts of lots numbered
!lwenty.three (25) and TWENTY-FIVE t22J Of Samuel
Moments recorded subdivision of square num-
bered three hundred and ninety nine (399), begin
nilfor the same (2 feet north from the
(23). on the line of oth street west. and running
thence north along sad io street fifteen G5 feet
en- alley; thence south along sad alley fifteen Q5)
teet; thence east nlnetyiour CD feet fo1r 81
Terms: One,third cash, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. secured by a deed OF
trust on the property sold, or all cash. at option of
veyancine and recording at purchasers cost Terms
to he complied with in seven days; otherwise the
The risk and cost OF the dofaultin3 purchaser after
nVe days adyert!seneIt
CHARLES c. GLOVER, J Ai"''eS''
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. December 30. 1878, same hour and place.
6aca7s t 81 II ns 9 II a MehSER Trustees
SALE Il OF HAI Eas 1N SP
ISD slSfh sfRHhrs
b virtue OF DEGREES Of tie Supreme Court 81
OF the District of Columbia, passed III equity fn n
causes Nos s. iS and 60il, vii sell al puo -
lie auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
January Z, 1879, at o'clock pm, all that piece
garceI OF ground and promises situate the city OF
Wa hirston District Of Columbia being the eastern
eighteen GS) feet front Of lot numbered three 81,
tigI), fronting Pennsylvania avenue, and run
mig back the same width 80 the end of said lot,
together with the ID proTsnleT2ts, &c, consisting OF
I tWC-stOry Brick Store and Dwelling.
o
and two years. with interest at six per cent per
/ mum, secured by a deed of trust on the property
sod deposit OF 600 required at the time OF sale,
and all CnIlyeyanCiug az purchasers cost. /. the
terms of sale no: compiled with in seven days
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
1t the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser,
VA: BAILaNTYNE.} Trpsteas
EDW. n. TEMPLE, J Ai"S.ees'
i. Fl. WARNER, Auct. dec24d
| THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
| SALE OF FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
WINES AND LIQUORS, COUNTERS, Shell
On MONDAY December Goth, 1873, COM -Fn
mencine at 10 O'Clock, at store of Messrs. f1I
Ciadsby & Brown. No. 831 Doth street, near Ks-SxJ
Psnns. avenue, shall sell the entire stock, szaees
! comprising in part
| Fine stock Braudies, Wines and Whistles, in cask
and glass.
| Coffees Teas, Sugars.
| Pickles, Spices, Preserves, Candles.
| Large stock of Canned Colds.
| Willow Ware, Buckets, Tubs
! Brooms Washboards, &c.
| Counters and Shelving.
Show Gases, Platform and Counter Scales.
Together with many other a.tcles usually found
IN a first class grocery.
| Also, Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Terms cash
dec23-d THOS BOWLING, Auct
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HOW Is iT none of tie paptrS have revived
that old ahd true story Of Bayard Taylor's Hrst
marriage. James haylrd Taylor he was called
then. Ii WAS before ne had lcttthc PeGasy lyanta
printing Office for New York, and when he had
OILY TIE 1lmDest intentions Of coming iame. n
was pure love match. TIE lady. whose name
We cannot GloIe. WaH In gerry delicate state of
health. y friend demonstrated with TAYLOR
about marrying lady who was evidently on
her way 10 the grave. Well said TAYLOR. :. I
am gong as far with hoT TO the grave aS / can a"
death OF tie LADY nom consumption, which en-
sued ia Il few years. boston Trdrslsy
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Getting the Foreign Ssana.

Every one knows that we SUNNY Great
britain with large amounts CT cheese which
when sold, is called cheGd3r and that certain
quantity Of this article finds its way hack
acrC+S the Atlantic, and commands in fancy
grocery shops an enhanced price in Consequence
0! the foreign flavor it has presumably ac-
HHIed during its S0l0ufn abroad So 700 the
bacon from Cincinnati and Chicago comes back
10 US aiter voyage 80 the Old " 0fid laI,a led
English, often needing only a stay Of few
weeks 10 become thoroughly natlraiiZel. These
are Such patent u6CeitS that no one thinks OF
obIeCtlh9 10 them: but one OF d more hidden
character has Iately come to light whose helm
BUSINESS is Increased because it aims 10 hood
Wink select and discriminating class of con
SulnelS. CaViaie is Just rs little appreciated by
The mnititude now as il was in HG.tlars time
and hence it Is not offered for sale on every
store counter. Those, however, whose tastes
are educated up 10 this point get their fayoritp
continent at some Weli-StOched German store
or perhaps difec; from some importer &c is
usually put ~ III tin cans, with 4 gorgeous label
stamped WIZ the imperial double eagle OF
Russia, end although q brief line sometimes
states that the WORK was done at Hamburg, the
can ana It's ad0InmeDtS impress the ordinary
nina with ideas at least as far-reaching as
MOSCOW. Recently some StatiSt lcian has limited
mat we were. among our many exports, send
ing caVlare TO Europe. The announcement at
first seemed prepOSterouS but among the rude
shocks to human feelings occas.oned by the
SINKING OF the steamer F0mlaefania was that
caused TO some by discovering from her freight
list that she had on board a large quantity CT
caVlale in barrels sent by shippers in New
YORK to the Gamers in Hamburg. 1t thus turns
OUT that the foreign luxury in which we have
induiged at the expense OF customs duties and
transportation charges is nothing more than an
American article OF food, made no doubt out Of
the rec Of good, though cheap American fish
IN. Y. Times.
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THE DUKE OF MAGENTA ILL.-Mr Pierre
L0rlllaTd has received news from England TO tue
effect that the famous colt Duke or MAGENTA
has had several attacks Of collie aud that hi,
trainer has found great difficulty in keeping him
alive. Mr.. LOrillard is, it is said, in daily ex-
pectation OF receiving a telegram announcing
the colt death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-28

eE James E. Anderson, the celebrated wit.
ness, Is now city editor OF the Eureka (Nev )
Sentinel \''
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4 FEMALE SNuGGLER's SHREwD DEvICE-Cus-
tonl House Inspectors Van Horn and McCOrt
had sharp struggle yesterday to secure a lot
the top floor OF an Albany street tenement
house, which was guarded by three women.
The women tried TO prevent the Inspectors
woman Secreted $50 choice cigars On her per-
son, and defed the officers to take them. Toe
law forbidding the search of women except BY
1nspectresses rendered the officers helpless, AMI
they only secured /, 100 OF the Snugg1ed cigars,
leaving the ingenious woman in possession Of
the remainder.-TN Y Tribune, 9th
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night, in the full of the moon, Mrs Chas Angel,
OF Rocky Springs, N. c., suddenly woke up and
found her 2-year Old boy Johnny missing The
search showed that he was nowhere in the
house. The alarmed parents rushed out doors,
ard. by the light Of the moon. discovered the
little fellows track up the sandy road They
traced nun haf mile. Then, it seems he
turned and crossed two old fields, getting over
fences at least 10 rails high. They finally found
him in patch OF woods. sitting asleep under a
big tee, with his little flannel wrapper tucked
closely around him. His father gave him a
gSod shaking. The little fellow must have
climbed the high fences, a thing he could not
possibly have done when awake
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DfRCH Il ROBEY. Auctioneers.
ID 9SS and $40 Louisiana ayenua
TO WHOM IL NAV q

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
We VII sell at our bazaar TUESDAY.
3ist December, 1878, at 10 O'clock one 'ysxJ>
Brown Mare. Buggy and Harness, to cover %AA
a0ysGCes, &C.
GccZ5-3t BIRCU 4 RoRFy auats
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FT'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK
i DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF +
STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS WEST.

By virtue of a deed of trust, dated August IL
18th, A d. 1876, duly recorded in Llbsr No. 1s7TW
S39. folio AZ, Of the land records for the-a.&
District of Columbia and at the request of the party
of the premises, on MONDAY, December Seth, 1873
at O'Clock D. N, the following described real estate
situate In the city of Washington, District of Column
bia, to wit: Lot numbered fifteen 05l, in Heron
and Church's recorded subdivision Of Square mum
befed four hundred and sixtyseyen (iU7J, tOgether
with the improvements, &C.
Terms OF sale prescribed by said trust: The
amount of Indebtedness secured by this deed OF
trust unpaid, with the expense Of sale, IT cash and
the balance at six and twelve months fCg when the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest from the
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
property sod, shall be taken. / deposit of 500
shall be required of the purchaser at The time of
sale, and al eouveyancine, &c. shall be az the e1
pense of the purchaser IL said terms arg not com
Piled with in days from day Of SALE the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property al the cost
and risk OF the defaultinx purchaser after FIVE days
advertisement II II. IDCEM GOD, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. A1ct. GirC1 2-dlsds
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lis SALE pF "A SMALL Bh1Ch HOUSE
AND LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE Oh RHODE
ISLAND IL. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIJI TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue 81 iced of trust, dated March <s-ss>
tth. A ID lS1S, duly recorded il Eber No. -, 8
$40 folio 4S1, Of the land records for the A2-
District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, VIII sell, at
Iubnc anCaon, liz front Of tie premises on TUES
DAY. December 24th. 1875, at 4 O'Clock y. a.. the
foEovlngs scrbed real estate situate IN the city of
Washington, ID. c., TO wit;-IDt letteTcJ +, IN st.
Sineents Orphan AsyluIa's recorded suJiiyis0n Of
original lots ~ Square numbered two hundred and
eleven GID, together with the iIlI rOveIlenJ5, sc
Terms: Ore-tOUrth cash. anG the balances in six,
twelve and eighteen months with per cent. inter
est Per annun secured by q deed of trust ON the
property sold, all cash at option Of the pur-
chaser; 800 deposit required at the time OF SALE
and all conVeyaDc1Dg and recording al purchaser's
cost Terms to be implied with in seven days
otherwise the Trustees the right to resell Tia
property at THE risk and cost Of the dtfaultiuy pur
chaser, after fiye days advertisement.
BRAINAkD IL WAKSERD
JAMES W. TYLER, Irustees
dec12eOtH
TT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
SATURDAY. 2Sth day of December, A. d 1873 at
S,oAO O'Clock III By order of the Trustees
BkAINARD Fl. WARNER, ~.
de26-d JAMES W. TYLER IruStee5-
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a LOVE STORY WITH TRAGIC ENDING is re-
ported from Cincinnati. For over a year a
young law student there has been paying at
tentlon to young woman, whose parents at
last looked upon him as an aspirant for her
nand' ana ma were quite willing 70 give their CON
known to themselves, while taking a drive last
April, decided to so to justice OF the peace aud
get married During the following months
they kept their marriage so well concealed that
none OF their friends suspected it, but last
Tuesday they agreed that concealment was 10
longer necessary, and the husband informed
his wife that he would go to the Justices office
for the marriage certificate and would then
claim her from her parents. lie left her in the
best OF spirits, but the hour for his return
passed, and he did not come. At about mid
night messenger arrived with the announce
ment that he was dead. In driving under a
railroad bridge passing train OF cars fright
ened his horse, which ran away, and he was
thrown out and killed. Secret marriages al
most always have some unhappy ending, bug
few OF them terminate in so sad a fashion a.
this one.
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The CREMATION OF HERR STIER AT GOTHA-
The remains of Herr Stier a civil engineer.
were burnt in the cremation chapel of the new
cemetery at GOtha, in accordance with the last
viii and testament OF the deceased on the 10Th
Of this month. After the burial service had
been performed by Protestant clergymen pres
ent, the trap-dOOr on which the coffin was
placed opened, the coffin slowly disappeared
nation vault. The vault, a low and narrow
apartment. filled with gas previously ignited,
was heated TO an extraordinary degree In one
hour and half the coffin and body were con-
sumed. In another two hours the vault had
sufficiently cooled down to allow OF the mourn
eTS entering and collecting the ashes in urns,
which were deposited In an adjoining columbe-
rum. The GOtha cemetery affords the first
public arrangement for cremation in Germany.
In the funeral sermon preceding the novel in
terment, the Rev. Herr Seydel declared that
there could be no objection on the part of the
Protestant church TO return to cremation,
though it was quite true that that custom
ceased and burial came in about 1000 years ago
when Christianity began to prevail
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MEDICAL, &c.

I R. LEON, the Oldest Establ. shed and only
IL Re.lab.e Ladies Physician In the city. can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
at No 9l5 9th St, near X, from to s o'c5ck All
Female CONF plants quickly cured OiICa aud Resi-
dence. Is Barnet st, Baltimore. tie..ls-1yys
lR. BROWN cures SpernlatOrrhea Prem tI,re
~ Decay. Seminal Emissions, Lost Vixor aud ali
Diseases of private yenereal nature Office
1905 l. ST. near 10th st. NV. decl0Ims
MANS MISSION ON ESRrH.-A thor.
Au otZh medical treatise, indicating how con-
armed disabilities may be removed. The expert
ehee OF 70 years study observation and profession
a. lfacsCe, showing the agencies that Wi! insure re-
stored m2Hhood, Strengthened vitality and sound
condltofis OF health, that have been IMPAIRED by
overTaxed powers statement of obstac : 10 mar
rlage ana OF the means by which they can be re-
inosed by mail, 2oc, currency or postage stamps
Address Sec'y Museum Anatomy and Science I4S
Droadway. y. Y. p0ylIf IN = .yn
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u ANS MISSION ON EARTH.-A n
MANHOOD RESTORED,

victim OF youthful imprudence, causing prems-
lure decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IL,
VAN every known remedy, has found simple self
cure, which he VII send FREE to his fellow sufferers
Address J. II. REEVES,
uyZseolySk ~ Chatham street, n. Y.
nk. hOBERTSON can be consulted eyery
y wednesday and Saturday at his Office 47l q
* NV, near 9th St, adjoining National Hotel from
2to p m, on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs
snd Nervous System Recent and Chronic Cases
quickly cured AL Female Complaints quickly cured
SonsuitAhons strictly private. and d curs suaran.
Tea In every case Fifteen years experience
Nooinore- oct41y
Dk. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE RN
stores manhood and the visor Of youth to the
I4osN shattered constitution in four Weeks EajInrS
tel Iosssiole This hferestorius remedy should be
,as 49, " Al about to marry, or who have become
se-Asned from excess any other cause Success
tbirst case as certain As thst water quenchas
1Sniverslty Pace New York WV 'A~SoASs
Druggists supplied ,.n,h
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SUE WASN'T To BE CAUGHT AGAIN.-Innocent
females aStOn!Sh Portsmouth occasionally
! lac other afternoon one went to Msrges and
bought pair OF Sl,OoS. Peter was IN the act of
SprnkiinS some chalk powder HlSi re- 50 they
might slip on easily. she glanced furriveiy al
him and remarked: ~ know what You're doing"
Tie genial Peter smiled acquiescerCe. she slid
toward the door. ana said. In tones that startled
tie nerves of Peter. Huebner Marshall 80
u Cu can't clli0rDiOIm me. Mister: was fooled
once before, and im blamed il : do il again
End she le'j without the Sh0es.-lTat' ,motth
(NtJ) Hatrkafaa.
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p ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auotoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING On THE FAST SIDE OF
ELENENTH STREET, BETWEEN q AND X

DMLILING UN HE FAoT SIDE OF
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated Sovena- -
her 1etA. A H. 1874. duly recorded II L Der ftnH
No 400, foliO pa, sc. .one OF the land records -
for the District OF Columbia, and al the request OF
the holder of the notes secured thereby We viii sell
at public auction, III front of the premises, on
THURSDAY, January 2, 1879, al O'Clock pm, the
following described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, C., to wit lot nuI2bered fifteen (l5)
IN H3rkEeSs subdivision of square numbered tnrea
prOYements. sc.
Terms $500 with interest at 10 Ter cent. per an
mum from May /, 1878, 10 day OF sale, aud expense
al sale III cash. balance ID twelve months with in
terest secured by a deed of trust on the property
sold SlVO deposit, aud al convey ancing II pyr.
Chaser's cost 49,
MARTIN NJ BOHRER,j
ALFRED III. LEE, IfustCes
deCI9 Tia IL tbs j. T. COLDWFII salesman
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4 Young COUPLE were secretly married I'm
Cincinnati a year ago, and nobody suspected
their relationship until the husband was killed
the other day. He was then on his way TO the
Justices to get the marriage certificate, he and
his wife having decided to publish their union.
The notices OF marriage and death appeared in
the same neWSpaper.
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T'kUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO =. STORY AID
L BASEMENT FRAME DWELLINGS,. Nos 81
ard ard o. Ole = = ASS. AVENUE NV; LOT z8zIOt.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust. dated Juno "A
lIth 1878 and recorded in I1ber No. SS9, -
folio 32s Il tie land records for lie District N4-
OF Columbia and b. direction OF the party seenred
premises OF FRIDAY JTS M iSa AZ Fl o - 5s
Pm. the fClicWl described real estate, situate in
lettered ana marked NJ" ana the s5uttieastery six
to- feet width fronting said Mass avag2rla by The
L.. of Kotnvers subdivision Of orisina lots nun
oered one %, two (2), three 90. four 81, ten ll0l
and fifty two 4a 1he Whole front - Eel on said
avenue and runs back to and fronts - feet inches
on a'iey ii tear. together with the improvements
these houses. with the ground attached will
be offered separately or one with The privilege o.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash OF which S75 on
each house must be PAID al time eff sac}. aud the
balance IN equal payments IN sa twelve ana eighteen
months, to he secured by purchasers notes, earring
trust property sold al cash az option of pur-
chaser Convey anCirg and recording 1T purchasers
days after sale the Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell, al risk and cOEi of purchaser in default
WM f. HOFFMAN. Trustee,
WALTER B WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts d2l-itibs
u Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY III FRICk I BMEiLNt Or lie WESi
PAND o STRTETS SORTHWESF. " '----'
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated February -
10th A ID 1870, duly recorded in irheF No - "A
77S. folio 66. of the land records FOR the ~
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
holder of the note secured thereby. shall sell ct
public auction in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY, January ., 1879 at O'Clock p n, the follow
ingdescribet real tate, situate in he city of Wash
ington, ID. C., 10 Wit Lot numbered ore hundred
and thirty nine tl5), III David l. Morrison and
others subdivision OF part OF square numbered three
hundred and sI1tyIy t5tJ), together with the I'M
IrOyemeuts, sc.
Terms: Oae-thTrd cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months, with interest ut per cent
per annum until p5id, secured hya deed of trust
on the property sold; al cash, at option of the
purchaser 800 deposit at time OF sale, and ali
yeyanciBC az purchasers cost Terms 10 he com
Piled with III days otherwise the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property 1T the risk
and cost of the Getautng purchaser, after Eve days
advertisement.
WtI. F. HOLTZIAN, Trustee,
J. T COIDNELI. Salesman. cec23e0ts
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eE William Irwin, a few days ago, at Crow
Creek. Oak. accomplished the feat OF shooting
dead III their track 101 Texas steers at lGl con-
secutiye shots with Winchester rife all for a
bet OF Il box OF cigars. The carcaSseS wert,
made into Indian beef.
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Buried Treasure Found.
THE rot or COIN THAT CHRISTOPHER 1ETSr
DIG rr on CIIRLSTMA A. DAY


DUG Up on CHRISTMAS DAY
There is considerable excitement among the
residents OF RoSsyille. staten Island over the
good fortune OF Christopher MeIsteT. a German
market gardener, living on the Lake farm on
Lake Island, near the Sound shore. on christ
mas day Mr.. MeiSter and his son. while digging
a pit IN which To bury turnpS in 4 sandy spot
near the shore, Sirfh>k iarge stone some three
leet below the surface. on removing the stone
they discovered an old-faSliOncd iron pot. OF
ABOUT peck capacity, filled with what looked
Ike large copper coins. They removed the Pot
ana It's contents to the house and after cleaning
a Few OF the coins which were black with age
they found them Ia b. spanish silver dollars
some bore date 50 far back aS ls4a The farm
occupied by MI. Ncister WAS owned and ocCu-
pled bN TIE Lake family before and during the
revolution. The Lake famih were alSn the
oNneFS OF TIE then famous Blazing star terry
when ran lrom the island across staten Island
SOUND 10 the New Jersey shore. and in those
DAYS was much freqGented. II being on the
stage route 10 Philadelphia. During The feyo-
across the Sound 10 the Island. and in rnany in
stances tortured the residents 10 make them
zen NhSre Their NaluableS We're. John ROdine
Whn lived near the Lake farm. was placed ON
not irons 10 make him ten where his money
Was MAIDEN. Ii Is thought probable that TIE
treasure found 10y MclSter was hidden by some
~ The Lake Family In one of the RAIDS made by
me tories Seine i've years ago "A number OF
gold ana silver coins were dug up ia The garden
Oh eN-Sheiiu NeAnd at RoSSNIlle and after
ward bon fun of spanish douhoAAs was dag
up on the farm Of Mr.. GroSican. near the oh
Methodist church IN EosSNile Mr. MPiS,cr In
tends 10 make further explorations. believing
thal there Is more buried treasure Ia The ne. ~
o0Ihood.-lN. \. SIN. 2,fh.