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IFoR rnk EVENING STAR.
a LITTLE PICTTRE.

They ST. on the porch tosether-rather and daueshl
ter fair
swept Ivy ancie7. tr~--.
Anc the Old man, htAriss and roueh N as v,,, a,
darling hair, -
Der ,ead IN his lap while he listens 10 the han,
OF his honey-sces. nun
Inc vino rom The south blows softly The sounds
- or the farm are stu
INC piows are dropped inside the fence ana tse
49, horses are Ia, Sc In n n "a
here they lazily crop in IN. ire,mv sns a n,
ssfras trees on n hill Va SsS
sweet Cdors Yield.
The bees fly swiftly In and out OF the long fnsh.
toreS gums
And hurry over the blossoming weeds, for sum-
mer Is on the wane W S-
Already the autumn cali OF the partri1re mn ,ro-
the stubbe comes.
And he highest wind blows golden psArs fr,
the tree 10 the meadow lana
JoHS IL
larry BoNKR
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THE STORY OF CHARLES SUMMERS DoMEs.
TIC TROUBLES is told by George w. Williams,
a colOred orator of Cincinnati, who was In
summers law office at the time Widow Alice
yivacious woman, as attractive i'm society as
Sumner was cold and dignitied. Mrs. Sumner
was fond of evening parties, at which she
waited solemnly on one side. He would often
make special requests fOrshis wife's departure
which she W ould grant at her pleasure. In her
desire to manage household affairs, also, Mrs.
Sumner often yexed her husband by sweeping
into the waste-baskets all his clippings. syste-
matically arranged in rows on the wall and
fastened by pins. The uncOngenial couple did
not remain long tOge her. One day Sumner
came to his office with darker cloud than
usual on his brow. Soon his wife's father came
in and said, in tones of alarm and half of in
sternly replied, Alice has gone, and after
ward Sumner only referred 10 her from neces-
Sity,
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KING ALFONSO AND HIS THREE SISTERS
Queen Isabella and her son have been ex-
changing some warmly affectionate letters
since the death of the poor little Queen Mer-
Nevertheless il is Well understood fact that
the recent visit of the Kings young sisters
(there are three of then) to Spain was ar
ranged to get them away from their royal
mamma. King Alfonso highly disapproves of
the general style of carrying on" adopted by
Her Most Christian Majesty, and So having
emily refused to let them return To the ma.
ternal abode in Paris. And In so doing he
shows himself to be very sensible young
man, for Queen Isabelle is not exactly the
style Of pei sou that one would choose to train
up young lady in the way that she should go.
These roy al damsels are not at all pretty, be-
ing thin and exceedingly sallOw, and their
mother used to delight In dressing them in
pale blues and green's, which certainly did not
make them look any better.-( Paris Letter
from Mrs. Hooper.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOeALs FOB MAIL-LOCKS.
fosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

'oST OfFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August Is. 1878
sepaIato 30 oil proposals will be received ut this
Ospsftmtnf nntli II O'Clock noon on the 2O.h day
o. March, I7s, for furnishing four new and
o!nslent hb Us u books and Keys for the sole and
exclusive use OF the United states mails, Incl i'd
ing besides III. Sc to be used for mail bAyS such IS
are 70 be cd for the street letter boxes Of the
United States.
. As the pupic exposure and searching examina-
tion ne cessary 70 Intelligent bidding on any or ,
scribed N. del 81 lock and key would tend TO Inn
pAir, IL not emit ely destroy, the further utility II
al such i.cis aud Keys for the purposes Of the
mo1., 1ne rsstms e prescribe, no
selection on the nechAnical ingenuity and skill
which fair com edition among Inventors hereby
Invited, may develope In samples submitted by
spscidcaiions OF requirements as to proposals.
samples, binds AID quantities Of locks aud keys,
Sonuacts &c viii be furnished on application ny
letter 10 the secor Assistant Postmaster nsral
TO pro2osAi Ill be considered which IL not sub
forms OF pI. D sal.
Inc e.ntracis which may be made are to bs In
proposals..
ID. II. KEY,
S0Sso iAsSS Postmaster General.
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LIFE AT HIGH ALTITUDES-Ac correspondent
of the London Times forwards some curious
and original observations on this subject. In
feet above the sea level children are generally
born dead or blind; and at still higher sleya-
lions, even those long accustomed to the rare
fed air of the higher Andes are likely to be at
tackled by a peculiar sickness locally known
as the "Zoroche' or Puma" occasioned by
suddenly ascending from the Uale, or low.
lands, to the puma, or uplands. The symptoms
are giddiness and vomiting. Mules and other
beasts of burden suffer sometimes, and many
die. Fatal cases happen now and then owing
to the persons attacked not sitting down and
resting. The Indians eat snow, but the usual
remedy is to smell ammonia or garlic. Those
ascending into the uplands Of Bolivia from
affected by the "ZOrOche," owing to the fact
that the slope from the Argentine Republic is
much more gradual than that of Peru.
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Mr.. DENNIS KEARNEY has been entertain
Ing Chicago in his happiest way during the
past week, and wound up the exhibition by
sixty or seventy dollars, which he said he was
badly in need Of II don't want no irstc!ass
hotel" he said don't want no fest class
grub. nor l don't travel in no drawing room
cars; but do want money" And then he
kindly told the generous wOrkingmen who are
supporting him in tdleneSS that twenty five
cent meals and fifty cent beds were quite suf-
icient for his ambition. At this rate Mr..
kearney will not be under the necessity of
passing around the hat oftener than once a
month, travelling expenses included. Chinese
cheap labor will never compete with this part
OF Mr.. Kearney's employment.
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1910 GREAT 1910
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails. Splendid
TRAINS LEAVE HgS W1 18Th IFS from p,0ot
For Pitisburg and the Wssr. io: 10 a. NJ daily. with
sSa asd chdaso
TAO p. m. daily, with Pace Car 70 Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
For , anandagua, Roehest. r, Buffalo, Niagara
t @S at Watkins as Or
" illiamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10:l0
For New Sa ssa the Ea a. and $50 D.
m. daily. with Palace cars attached. Limited
Exprs SOL OF Pullman Cars, go a. IN daily, e1-
For orf New SS YoSi and the East, 1so D. m. daily 81,
to- Boston For Bre eoIs III Though
trains connect Jersey City with boats OF Brook
street, avoidnS d.,abie ferriase and journey
For Fss%sphi s,5 daily e,cso SUNDAY
Iimiied Express 20 a. NJ daily, except i H SUN:
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore. e:bs, $3.50 .. m.
ror d Fopss G r. say ns s sanaA sa
r oaz sassRs s s5S M and 4so p M daily
except Sunday.
Ale1andr,a and F:eder,ek.surg Rail-
Railroad:
far a1, sso. on 80 Sandy It s1o
and and pm.
| For Richmond and the South 2:45 q. N. and 8 ..
m. daily; 6:10 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Ale1andria for w Washington. g 7,8,
On Sunday at ana 10 g. and $50 p. n.
Tickets, Information, sleeping AID p,ror car
| accommodations can be procured at thu 'n1ceS,
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street s1d Pennsyl.
yaniA avenue northeast corner of sixth street and
PennsylvAnia avenue, and at the dep IT, wheI or
ders be left for the checking OF baggage ~ dos
! tnAtion from hotels and residences.
| L. p. FARMER, General PAsse lger Agent.
| PRANK THOMSON, General AnAger. L0V10
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A RRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
At Baltimore and Potomac Depot, Sixth
and R SfIeeta.
AT Baitimors and Ohio Depot: Ne
no THE WHITE MOUNTkMsy

THO THE WHITE MOUNTkINSy
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN ana
5 s = hxF Z g. TSSx 4.H Ss&A ~ u
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by daylight In II hours.
Tickets and further Information can be obtained
In W ashiugtOn ut o1aoe of the Baltimore and PotO.
mac Railroad. ausl4 I'm
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U H. WAIVER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF LARGE FIRST-
GLs sTsK RT Ekt5NS HHSSUsn; No ses On
sIRksTs AoRTHWE i;s;E 9TH AND 'rh
day OF October; A. D: 1871, and recorded H.
Washington, D.. G., in Liber 66S foho 1877, the
subscribers will sell to the highest bidder. pub
Tic auction. In front Of the premises, Oh THURS.
O'Clock P NJ. the following valuable properly, to
wit; Al that certain parcel Of land lying and being
IN the City OF Washington and District of Column
biA the same being the easterly part OF lot num-
and six (4O8), and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning for the same at the thsast cor
ner OF said lot on K street north; thence running
nOrthsry on the line 1 dividing lot No from 0i
seven $50 feet six ie) inches to q private alley
ct the rear Of said estate, agreeable to
81 se and as M
ISel B., No. IL folio So, ofSe land records Of
Washington county, ID. c.; thence running west
erly on said alley twenty (26) feet five 10 inch
ber I'd, A. ID. 1858; thence running souiherly, by
said Dufey's land, In straight line through 3
brick stable cutting of the westerly portion there
street: thence running eessterly on said stree
twenty-siA( 28l feet Ave o. inches. more less,
to the point OF beginning with right In said alley
on, together with all the buildings. improvements
1871, specified.
at the time of sale ana the residue In three years
with interest al 8 per cent per annum, payable
semi or ali cash At tho option of the pur
by note to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, to the satisfaction of the Trustees
Al conveyancing 1t the purchasers cost.
q: I: Fa5M. Trustees.
j. I. COLDWELL. salesman. 1y38-d
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A@Ihurman's attempt to square the finan-
cial circle has cast gloom over the cOmmuni-
ty of his Eastern friends,
~ Professor Hoare swan two miles in the
Thames with his hands tied, his feet chaiaed
and his eyes blipdfQlded.
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MAHLON ASHFORD, lr,,,.,o,
a24-eo&ds MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, trustees.


TRgsTEEs, SALE OF DEsIRABLE
THREE-STORY BROWN FRONT Dwell
LING, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR
TENTH STREET WEST. NEAR TIL e
CIRCLE, AND IMMEDIATELY SOUTH
OF GEN. SCHENCKS RESIDENCE.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated July II
10th, A; D 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. A.
193 folio SO, one OF the land records for the X2
District of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby we will sell, at pu bic
tton in front OF the premises, ON THURSDAY,
September 5. 1878, at O'Clock p. M. the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the city Of
lot lettered ID - of John o. Evans recorded SUBJ
division of original lot numbered twelve 90, In
square numbered two hundred and forty seven
(247). together with the Improvements, &c.
Terms: So 500, with interest at nine (0) per cent.
per aDnum from January 10, 1878. to the day Of
sale, and EXPENSES Of sale In cash; and the balance
at twelve u2) and twenty-four (24) months. for
cent interest and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of 500 will
be required OF the purchaser at the time of sale,
and all cOnveyancing at purchaser 8 cost. Terms
to be complied with In seven days, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after
i've days advertisement.
PETER r. BACON, }n...
BRAINARD h. WARNER, irus'oos.
10 If so desired, the purchaser can AVE loan
on the above property, OF ~. 800, at Per cent.
8uQ18-f [. Ads
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DOES THYRA LOVE THE PRINCE IMPERIAL?
A rumOr is current this week that Prince
the Princess Thyra of Denmark, the youngest
and sole unmarried daughter of King Chris
tian. l cannot say attach much credence TO
been the subject of several ON dts of the same
nature. The Crown Prince of Hanover, our
own Duke of Connaught, and the King of b.
varia have each visited the Danish Court, and
sumably with view to winning her hand.
But none were successful, and am afraid that
Prince Napoleon will not meet with batter
late. The King Of Denmark, it is said, is op-
posed to the match on account of the very
vague prospects OF the sutton, but the Princess
herself is rather deeply smtten-at least so it
Letter in Toronto Globe
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND
RASF MENT BRICK DWELLING, ON TIL e
SOU1H SIDE OF ''F" STREET, mo. SO }
Between North Capitol Street and New Jersey
Avenue northwest.
By virtue Of q deed of trust. dated August II
lob, 1876: and duly recorded In Liber No. t!iy
3D. folio 478, one Of the Land Records for. slu
Washington county, District of Columbia, and It
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
premises, on WtDN EsDAY, the 4th day Of Sep
timber, ID. 1878 At 81 O'Clock p. m, all that
in Washington city, District of Columbia, and
being known End distinguished as Lot numbered
subdivision o. CO, tain lots in square numb .red six
bundled and TIVE nty-eight $685. together with he
two,story aud basement Brick Dwelling, with
modern conveuienres. "
Terms: One third cash: and the balance In one
and two years. at per cent. in -eresr per annum.
secured by deed of trus- on the property sold
hundred dolia rs required at time of SALE and all
complied with in seven days
MAHLON ASHFORD, (r.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
H,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF SMALL TWO STORy
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on TWGN

a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on TWGN-
1Y-FOURTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
AND II STREE rS-No. 712.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated February -
23d, D., 1875, daily recorded in Liner I'll -
t9ie9 Of S1s 0L .aao records for the Dis
NV " >o'uNinA and at the written request u
me parry secure Iere1. we will sell, In front OF
the premises, on SATURDAY, August 81, 1878,
i =, o,eoes m the following described real es
OF ,s CoSmbia to VITA part O. lot numbered fl.
teel llo In square numbered tn. lone OLD. De
ginning !or the same on the line of <th street west
one hundred and six feet six inches north ron
the southeast corner of said square, qua rum NJ
thence north twelve feet six inches then re west h
the rear line OF said lot thence south twelve feet
SIX inches, thence east to the place of begin .ng
together with the improvements thereon,
Terms OF sale: One-hAlf of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale at
trust on the property sold. deposit OF $50 will
be required OF the purchaser at time Of sale. If
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days the Trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the purchaser 8
cost. The above prope ty will be sold subject to
such general and special taxes as may be against
the same.
JOSEPH G. PEARSON, lr.,,.oo,
Oh ARIES K. FRASER, ! Aiuo'oS'
THGS. DOWLING. Auct.
aCE18 10 % "a 27 29Sds
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nUNCA son BROS, Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEE5' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY, LOCATED ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, BETWEEN 23D AND oath
STREETS WEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, hearing date IL
In Liber No: 772 folio 463, &C, OF the land ~
records of the District of Columbia. and at the
will offer for sale at public auction In front Of the
premises on THURSDAY, the 29ah day Of Au-
OF parcel OF land and premises located In the City
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and known
and designated as all of Lot No. 3, In square No
80, together with the improvements thereon, said
property being nov occupied as Stone Yard.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of tho purchase money
in cash; and the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale at par
on the property sold. A deposit OF 500 will be
required at time OF sale. If the ter,as not COM
plieo with within five days, the Trustees reserve
OF the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchaser 3 cost.
PHILIP F. LARNER, )r,..
au16. 3aw2W CHARLES T. DAVIS, ifuseooo.
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ABRANGElulVT.

CUTLER ARRkW6E1I W.
THE SOUTH.
The swift ana elegant iren Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. G. j. BoNN1-
WILLIE, leaves eth-street wharf,
until further notice, eveay NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At o'cl'k
p.m., connecting With steamers for Boston, Prov1-
oeace and other Northern Pcints. Returning,
leaves norfolk every TUESDAY, THUR6OAY
md SATURDAY, ut & O'Clock p. M
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
=. WOOD, issves her wharf, terni-
nus Of It'll al 9th street line Of carr, .
nt An, tozoe times per week, for
OoIfiOmAb. Numini and LeOnArdtOWn, stopping at
lntermediSts landings each trip. Days Of sailing
pAme - E;eacler HAttAno.
Tor further information, apply 1t the once, over
Netropoli.zn Bank, Kno1's Express Once. or Ut
ne COMPANY Wharf, foot Of 9Th street,
BaGHAge called for on application ct Kno1'B II.
Se0 Ofdce. SAMUEL BACON, PHe0'G
BID. ACClNELLY, Agent
STEAHEES FOB NEW YORK.
To StsamerS JOHN GIBSON and p. u
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier a East sh0
Rivef, Ne York, 1t & O'Clock Pm. <ENxX9
eyezy bATUkDAYa at =. m. Georges
ooWn every MONDAY, and Ae1AndI1A Same day.
Freight taken ut lowest rates. For INFORMATION
Appfy At Once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
O. 70 B. p. 4. DENHA1. Agent, Water street,
sUdd-0 SAMUEL BACON. PRECEDENT
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GIRL IN OHIo-Rafusdl
Of Her Fathers Consent to Her MIrriige.-
A special dispatch to the New York Times
from Cleveland August 25, says: A peculiar
and highly sensational case of suicide occurred
in Middleburg township, in this county, this
morning at o'clock. Miss Hattie GRAY was
the daughter of highly respectable farmer
named Morgan Gray. Before breakfast, and
after the hired man had gone for the cows, She
asked her fathers consent to her marriage
with the hired man, saying that she loved him
PETER than any one else in the world. Her
father utterly refused his consent, saying that
the man, Richens by name, had no visible
means OF support. With this the father went
about his work. He had not proceeded far
with the milking Of the cows when he heard a
pistol shot, and ran to the house with the
hired man. They passed through several rooms
In search OF Hattie, but did not find any trace
OF her until the mans bed room was reached
and there her lifeless form was found stretched
upon the floor. 1t seems that upon her fathers
departure for the barn she had gone to her
lovers bedroom and taken his revolver from
a bureau drawer and shot herself through the
heart. The ball entered her body Just below
the left nipple: The physician who was called
thought That deal must have resulted imme-
dlataly The lover and father are both nearly
distracted. R1chenS says that on a holiday
ride to Rocky River, a few days ago. he asked
her to be his wife, and, after saying that she
feared they could not live happily together.
he consented, but at the same lime said that
he might attend her funeral before her we'd
ding. She was an Intelligent and highly
respected girl.
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AMENITIES OF JoURNALIsM.-H there is to
De horticultural exhibition in LYNN this fall,
we advise the editor of the Free Press to enter
his head among the pumpkins. He may get
sometl ing out OF it that way.-[ Boston Herald.
%!t Bonner should get to be Mayor of New
York Mrs. E. d. E. N. South worth or Sylvan
US Cobb, Jr., would write his veto messages.
ehf.-( Cur Jour.
ATPerhaps you have noticed t hat the man
who advances the idea that pipe affords him
the best satisfaction is the one who invariably
puts In an appearance when some one Is going
TO set up the cigars.
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Is, T-r 40,
au16 3aw2w CHARLES T. DAVIS, iFus'oe
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CuTTA9E FRAME DWELLf Lines HSb
LOTS AND NINE BUILDIN NJ LOTS, SIT
= TED. RESPECTIVELY. ON II STREET
sSE s,.Is!S q, AND EIGHTH SIRE cts
By yirtueof . deed OF trust given to us, dated -
May LIST, 1878 and duly recorded In Liter t:3.
NO. 71b, folio 1888, of the land records for the E2
District OF Columbia, and by request Of the party
DAY, the 2stn day Of August 4. b. 1873, at &
O'Clock p. IN In front of the respective premises
all those certain pieces or parcels OF land and prem.
1ses known and described upon ground plat or plau
IT, e. IL a. g O 81 s. s s .aa
~ OF A. b: Kelley bdtvisiOn OF square 800, TO-
getheI with all the improvements, ways, case
ments, rights, privileges, appurtenances and her
ed1taments 70 the same, belonging or otherwise
Lots TO- II and Ii are unimproved and front on
Lot IL being at the corner of H and 7th streets
Lots - 1e, II and 81 are unimproved and front
Lots Z, Is and % are improved by swo-story
Frame Dwellings fronting on tn street, between
Lots 80 and 50 are unimproved and front on 9Th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-story Frame
Dwellings aud front on SGh street, between H and
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes bearing interest at per cont. until
paid, and secured by deed Of trust the premises
sold Al o 9I Ct the cost Of The pu..
as sold of spHs G VIII
within seven days from day of sale, the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the proper at the risk
and cost OF the defaglting purchaser, upon giving
five days public notice OF such resale.
augl2-d CONRAD KAUFMAN. tirus1ees'