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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS.
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The PROJECTORS of TIE STAR present to the
public its daily and weekly editions, resPec-
lively, as ct only the coD1pietest and best, but
also the cheapest epitOme OF events occurring
at the national capital. and Of general news as
well, to be found anywhere How well the
public understands this is cOnclusively shown
by the exceptionally wide circulation they
both enjoy, not in the City OF Washington
alone, but throughout all the states and Ter
ritOries.
In order that the reader not now familiar
with the paper and its strong hold on the pub
lie may understand at glance upon what
elements It's great popularity Is based, the
opinions OF some Of its contemporaries as to
its merits are appended. 1t is needless to add
that no person is so good a judge of the value
OF any given newspaper as the men who con
duct newspapers themselves.
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TTNRUsTFES' SAl EOFTWO THREE-STORY
L BRICK HOUSE UN y, BETWEEN 14rH
AND 18TH STREFTS y w

L a BsIc 1kT Hv aT REp ~ T. BETWEEN 14rH
9sI, .i SsS5sy 12h slSss75 dsy RECORDED i
for the District of Columbia by direction OF the
I s7s a I'd t.
ST. s Pocket &C IL We the undersigned Trustees
81 hs sst adg IN df hs s
at the hour of6 p. the following described res
s sn,ae kn Si%ae and IN the city Of
front Inc y e shs entpe dsps SS5t 81
recorded su6diVisIoS V Of orRin ahS os u b.
bered one, two, three, four, eleven. twelve, thir
bered two hundred and twelve; this being the
same real estate which was conveyed by Jesse "
da,eu ne ION, 1874 and recorded in Lbsr I No
s t114 ~ &C. one of The land records for
Which he said v atkins Addison and wife by deed ee
Sea and 70 even date w.t. sad deed of trust
SO much Of said ground a. was conVeyed SIp saifS
1duison and wife to Moses Re ly by the deed dated
al the Of H1 81 Par
1ant iors three f.et and six inches west Of The
a. nd ia SIX ' a sngss asS
ore ore hnI d. ed feet; tueace east three feet
feeI to he place of heginning watCh said Ia u
re! orded in iber 80 1852. folio 395 another OF
Pursuant TO the aforesaid decree OF the Surname
g. RI OF the District OF Columbia the said uronar
=! III a. IQlD8 10 the subdivision thorsOf
made hy M lily subst quently tofhe id lead
OF trust into lots designated as Nos. "a and IS and
Lot No "a will be first offered for sate '
L he terms of sale as mod fed by the writ. an CON-
sent OF the holders of the secured by he ai
deed or trus-. WI be rs folio S. viz: ,Jne-hird OF
me th purchase money In cash, and the residue in
eighteen months from The day OF sale with infer-
est hereon az The rate of seyeo per centum per an
nun u III paid, for which deferred payments the
4red BY deed or deeds of trust the properly
OPP ion of paving the whole purchase money ' in
cash: dePot Of $50 will be required time Of
saie on even house Sold and II the terms Of sale
Gay OF sale the property will be resold at the risk
ana ccst OF the defauiting purchaser, after five
Will be at the purchasers COST al
JOHN r. HANNA Trustee
Webs ar Law 8uildino
GEORGE EARLE, Trustee.
rr,os b St; cor Of Fayette ST., Georgetown,
1.-TWO. OOW LlNG, Auct. jy17-d&is
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u II. WARNER, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY
mp AHRR s BnAsEHE sHv 6 BR1G q ,T H0TsE on
T1 ,TS r NEW Jersey AVENgE AND
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dated -
June 10th, 1874, recorded in Liber No 1853, 80:
folio 40, &c, one of the land records for the
District of Columbia, and by the direction Of the
beneficiary therein named. l shall sell at public
the the. 18th day OF July at O'Clock p. m, the
east One-rh1rd part OF lot numbered fifteen j15) In
square numbered six hundred and ninety three
i69St, fronting nineteen feet on D street south
ess s Rsseen "a sW Jersey avenue ana south Cap
aeptn q 1.-the the lot, with the improvements there
containing nine rooms with gas and water.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six,
Twelve and eighteen months after the day of sale.
with per cent. interest, to he secured by d eed
81 trust on the property, containing all insurance
CLAUSE. Ii the terms are not compiled with in ten
days after sale the property will be resold at the
FISK and cost OF the defaulttng purchaser, after
Eve days notice. to be published In the Evening
star. All the cost of deeds and recording to be
pai1 by the purchaser.
jI6-d JOHN W. KENNEDY Trustee,
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fsI Nh

tROt hETT. on Monday, July 22d, 1873, at
4 - &C oCk Ter a short Illness Mrs. SUSAN
"a tkl TT, In The seventy ninth year OF her age.
hv funeral will take p ace from the residence OF
heI >'I-tn-law, Charh = Ford. No. so Seventh
street northwest, on Wedne day, July path at q
y. IN. Relatives and friends OF the family arc
lee uulN invited to attend.
DOWNING. On Monday, July % 1, 1873, at
Ui4 hasShC huSetts avenue, FRANCIS T., widow OF
Tie late Major Denis j. Downing, u. b. A.
IT T. Themes OF the family respectfully invitef
10 att I'd the reCui' IN mass snd funeral, At Sc.
Patlick : Church, a; o'clo k 81 W Wednesday, the
"a h h slant.
JEFFERsON. On July sd, 1878 Mrs. CATH
airline JEFFbR>ON, In the seVenty-third year of
Ter age. May she rest in peace.
lie funeral Will take place from the residence OF
her & and daughter, (Mrs. Mary G. CastslL No.
go Sixth street ee.. July "A h. al O'Clock
aIac proceed TO st. Peters Church.
MCNEILB. On SUNDAY morning, July 21st,
1873, MIS-. AMY BURKE MCNEIL, In the eigh tletff
Year or her age, widow OF the late Archibald
Mtf ell. Nashville. Tenn, papers please copy. ]
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
fur - al from the residence of her sUp in-aw, Mr.
Gilbert Thompson. No. 1456 Corcoran street. on
1hL rsdsy afternoon, July 25th, al o clock. .
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VIRTUE OFADEEDO OF TRUST DATED
Il pc, Dbscember goth, 1877, and duly recorded -
for the District OF Columbia, and by the Writ,
ten direction Of the party thereby secured win
PreGesa to sell at p4oe auction in front Of the
%cloek ,: m, Lots Nos ieo Isl. and ies' IN ~ .
Giiberts snb-division Of square No. els in the
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the restdue
IN three equal instaments at six, twelve an +
OF the purchaser will be taken, secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold and II the terms Of a -
sale, the property will be sold at risk and cost ~
4eIault1ng purchaser after three days notice IN
chaser's cost. "' Pos-
EDWARD n. NOURsE, rnst,a
"'o' "AALAAIASs Aoct' V18-eo& IS
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TRAMPs AT THEIR Eases. B. Shefflin, of
this city, but 20 neat two story houses several
years ago at Laurel Hill, l.. L., intending them
10 be used as dwelling houses Tor the workmcn
in some factories which he was about to erect.
The panic of 1873 came however, and the fac,
tories were never built, the cottages remain
ing tenantless and gradually getting out of re-
pair In searching for the headquarters of
some thieves who had committed great
many robberies in the village lately, this row
OF cottages was visited. 1t was then diScov-
for some time. On the floors of the rooms
were found old mattresses, stale bread and
other food, and some articles OF clothing. 1t
is now thought that the rObberies were com
mitted by trampS. and in the future a CON
stable will watch the buildings at NIGHTLY.
I. World. goth.
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IIaAAI IIS liz MD OHIO RAILROAD.
s S5E45 SSs%Es sEFH III n.
Ax' ~: Sfsi wS sssEkRAhs SHSr 8 1878.
ii: lis a. m. View yor, "'''sdeiphi., and Boston
d G1Press EHicott City. On suno., ;" baltimore
ton Jessnps Hanover, .Sa XII A 4agp 1u
500 q: ma;.-Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS ana WAY.
and WAY Via fR as2 Winchester, HaserstowI.
IT, !;;sso.Bslti%oLe and Laurel Express.
burg. Winchester, Hagerstown. ana Way st.f,ans
~ SSSo S; n Jew YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Bos-
to New York and Philadelpnia. stops at AnnApois
1usGs,on. @. ,u,, ,,,,-
PSSas Rs sns snd N%S ,sS ana
shesp s1h9 ls ,Inr"Isn Car to stauntOn. PULL
snsfx e dv " GinGlGns daily. Grafton TO San
sT9.on sunday oniy, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Batimore Express Stops st Bls-
qei SbuTg, Beltsvilie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction
Jessup's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore. Aur..o,, rw.,. -
tl:So p.m.-NEw YoRE
BOSTON ENPRF"~ HrLADILPHII AVN
ico'rp'-S 81 ali stations stSps a. saisimors
s;oo y. 10 ;-Balttmore, BladensbnrS .nS
Jnhct,Sn; rfeoefick via Relay. Stops at XnnsnoIts
$50 m;-POint of Rocks. Frederick H.os-.-
70 PM nf ana Way stations On sundays
,,oas p'm'-bslIlmore, Annapolis and Way St.
70 %" m; Philadelphia, Norfolk arc BaIttmors
Express. NoFfolk except SUNDAY. EoRroGK PoS
skfSkks TAKEN IN THR CARS DIRECT TO BoxY
ATCANTCE. stop al Blsdenshurg and Isnre
f6bO-Batimore and Way Stations
f7:l6-CHICAGo AND COLUMBUS ExpRrss
sLEkPING CARS 10 Chicago.
1910 p. m.-Baltimore Express
10 70 ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana py.ta
burg Express. Pittsburg, except sunday. Pull
1880 p, m.-NKw YORK, PHILApKLPH1I ANN
BALTIAOkE ENPRKss. SLEEPING CAR 10 Me-
L OIEs ana Special Sleeping Car TO Philsde phia
~ Daily. OIher trains daily except SUNDAY
All trains stop al Relay Station I'm
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
Il ERTY IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

* virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July 81. -
- I'D 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 1855 ~
trct Of Columbia, win sell, at public auction. in
'front.' OF the premises on TUESDAY, the SOth
lowing described real estate situated In the cty Of
washington, d. c., to wit:-Lot No. 16, In Mar.
fhe same Is reeorded In the Surveyors Once Of the
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness o.
cured by the deed OF trust and Of sale cash
and balance In two equal payments at six and
Twelve months from day of sale, with interest To
Pc secured By deed Of trust on property sold, A
deposit OF 500 win be required of the purchaser st
time OF sale. All conyeyancing and recording At
cost OF purchaser. If terms Of sale are not com.
pied with within i've days after sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell said property at the ris
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after 1--WE
days notice, to be published in some Newspaper
published In the District OF Columbia,
VIM. ID. CASSIN, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts, iyI9-d
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HE BLEssEDNEss OF DYING INTEsTATE,-
Dying Will never be made easy for an estated
person until either wills or lawyers are done
prey, and heirs birds to be piucked. The
courts do sometimes interfere to see that
, when al the feathers are gone, some fish is
leat On the Dones Tor the heirs; but even Judges
lney can Judiclally see good deal of close
PICKING done to fat estate before they cry.
Hold, enough" Under existing circum'
II they cannot they should avoid making a
VIII. such avoidance would be- hard on fhe
lawyers, but it would be appreciated by the
Te{eUr0Dh 12oSfeIfe9
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lie HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX having been
tehotfed me nomination for Congress by thl
hailoraS OF his district. writes them A letter
IN mich they are reminded that, while he has
ir'm The outset indicated the greenhackS
helo1e the people, when many who now claim
10 be their special champions were deriding
them and the sacred cause they were issued
10 SUSAN, be is still an earnest adherent of
ne republican party, which authorized
tneni' ca amplohed them, and has, by a main-
lenarce of national faith and credit brought
Them up in purchasing value to an equivalent
with the hest dollar any nation can claim 10
nave. Mr. ColfaX says he has no desire to re-
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THE EVENING STAR.


THUR MISUNDERSTANDING of dollars ars
annually thrown away III this country In useless
and illegitimste advertising. The experience of
all enterprising and successful business is thaf
nothing repays well the money invested adver-
Using in paper which EVERYBODY reads. Thai
is the true way to secure publicity. The best bust
ness men know the value OF advertising in such ,
paper-and such q paper Is THE EVENING STAR
1t has the largest circulation In proportion IA tn
population of the city in which il is printed OF any
paper in the world. 1t practically copsrs the
tohoie field.
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in such desperate condition that If ia faa raS
pended. w '0'-
9Ihe success Of wholesale heating by
sIeam at Ihocaport, N. Y, where during last
fortably warmed by steam distributed Through
street pipes. has led to the formation of a
company with big capital for the introduc.
uon OF the system IN New York city.
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~ NohIh, " AN ID SOUTH " EStT
Doaote Treck, Steel Ratls,
opte"osd scenery, hdontfios,sf EQsSpssesss.
JUNE 10Th, 1873.
IhAIes Lave WASHING TON, from Depot
vor cq P,3es Of sixth and streets, follows:
FOE fiittsouTg and the West 1910 8. m. daily,
VIII Paror Car 70 Pittsburg and Sleeping Carr
Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For CsnandalsuS. Rochester, Buralo. Mo-.
ssrsS WITH Faao Ct srs 70 ~ was sISD
MIlismspOTt, LOCK haven, and Elmirs N
For New York and the Ess sIaSss
m. daily, with Palace Cars artsched Igmftpg;
Express Of Pullman Cars, ego am. daily, s1.
For Sew York sne the Last, I:so .. M. o.,I,. az.
iaet s to Boston. PeP Bro Ss from Wash;
through trains connect at Jersey Civ LII IN
riage and journey across New York civ
f't PdnsHni A. ,so 80 Gs su9an
I'm Limited Express, ESQ a. m. daily, except Sun.
Accommodation for Baltimore, e:s6, $50 1. m.
For PSpe's Greek Line SIS s m. sna 40 D. m.
For AnnaPos, s:55 8. m. and 40 .. m. daily,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBuRa
MSht sHfksrdASs R RAi hkhk65xbbNDElA AND
s sns 3 sn az 1p m. On suhd.; st s:D An:
For Richmond sna the South, s.4s 4 m. and o
r.ss III e. Ssz m Sr saSsSs
pm. On Sunday 1t 8 and l0a. m. and ESQ o. n.
Tickets, Information. sleepins and paror car -.
east corner OF Thirtee1th street and Pennsylvnnia
avenues northeast corner OF Sixth stroef md Penn.
sylvania svenue, and at the Depot, WHERE order
can be left for the checking Of bse9aee p estfns
ton from hotels and residences
u. y. KAkAEk, General PAaeneor Aren't
xRANK THO4DOH, General HAna9er. noviO
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TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDE
GFskVENTH-S BE EFT ROAD BETWEEN
HOWARD UNIV Err ITY AND sCHUET-
ZEN PARK, CONSISTING OF BRICK
DWELLING, FRAME STABLE SLAUGH
TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACRE OF GROUND.
10y virtue or deed OF trust dated April 9th. -
!eI7- and duly recorded in Liber No. S44 40
t 6t ~ et seq one OF the land records
nartJ secured thereby. we will sell at public auc-
llon, N 'front.' OF the premises on WEDNESDA
July "a H. A: ID. 1873, at 6 O'Clock D. M the FOL.
loNlng-deScItbed Zeal estate uaJe in the cOuny
OF a. h1agton In said District viz All that piece
or p.rcel OF land lying the east side of 7th-
street road betW cen Howard University and The
SIShuetzen Park. and south OF and adjoining John
~. Snck southern line, being the north one-h .lf
OF mat art OF Mt. Pleasant red 70 John Ba-
tseIsm9h b5 deeds dated, respectively, September
6lh, 10 T. and May LIT, 1875 and recorded re-
anC LiheI 821, folio So OF said land r,cornS CO. 80
tainiIg One Ac, Of ground more or isss With tb
improvements theI con. ~ no
Terms OF sale: One third cash, (of which S15O
must be paid at time OF Sal-;) ad the baia ca in
one and TWO years in equal payments to be sacmred
ny puIchassrs notes. bearing 8 per cent, Interest
IRON Gay OF sale, and payable semi-anuuaIIY until
Pald, and deed OF trust the p.operty sold
Gonveyanc1ng and recording at purchaser's cost
~ terms OF sale are not complied with in six DAYS
ater sale the justices reserve the right to rsseI at
rlsk AID cost a de aulting purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD D.,
" NJ r. HOFFMAN }IrusteeS.
%. r. SIElGER, Auctioneer. jyI3 dts
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Ar Forty seven persons died in Enoland
and wales from hydrophobia in 1875, and fifcy.
tnree In 1876: Ten of these cases occurred In
A nnrkshlre, six in Durham and six in London.
Inc number of deaths from this cause from
1866 to 1876 averaged thirty-fiye a wear. but
tney nave been more numerous of late.
~ The extreme of fashion this year in
farls l. to wear natural flowers in straw hats.
tuttonhole is fixed on the hat and keeps the
bouquet fresh. The flowers are chosen to
harmonize with the dress worm Roses. how.
ever, with plenty OF foliage, are now in vogue,
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.CoLoN1zING 1sRAELITEs.-The Union of
American Hebrew Congregations, lately in
session In Milwaukee, had under cOnside ra-
ton project or great Importance to the Jews
throughout the world, aud of possible great
dement, to the United States. :, This is prOpo-
sltl0n to purchase lands in the western and
southern states, with a view to affording a
place OF refuge and a means of livelihood for
the oppressed Jews of other lands. 1t is pro-
posed 10y this means to encourage the mimi
grafton to America of the IsraeIites of Russian
Poland, the Dannbian municipalities, and other
countries where they now labor under heavy
civil and political disabilities. The suggestion
nnds much favor already and the RofOruo,
and JeTtsh Times says that the a., w.:
s..e -.usoiau mennCnites might be followed
Win advantage by the Russian and ElStern
yeMs. Inc plan before the Milwaukee con
lahas OF the children brought up in the Jewish
orPhan asylums, who now on leaving the in
100 frequently serve only to swell the
Chief cltles.-INe York World
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A NEW EXPERIMENT i'm temperance iayiSla.
ton Is bill before the British Parliament NOR.
hitting the habitual drunkard 10 appear be-
lore magistrate and register against himself
ebIlateS, duly licensed Ind inspected bv au-
monty. Inc sentence is for one year but after
thIee mon, rs may be shortened by any Judge
Who may be satisfied that reform has been ef
1ected aid that release is for the public intar
est: The expense of the asylum is of course
met by the patient - 0'"''
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AN EXCURSION TRAIN CAPTURED BY
RoUGHS.-A gang of med roughs and tramDS
hoaroed crowded excursion train ON the
Rev Haven and No! champion road, at Che
shlft, conn, saturday night rs a party were
returning from the Sound. Women were in
suited, clothing stolen, men struck, the rear
car unshackled, and the train stopped several
tllntS- The passengers and conductor were
train and the rest left at PlainyilIe, ''-O
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"AsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

NALU BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CAriT0L HILL. AT AUCIION. VA
oh EDNESDAY. July "a at o'clock o, -
an street east, between Pennsylvania avenue ImiN
Hna street soulh, three 2-stoIy and mansard roof
mehts, being Nos: 2l2 214 and 218. The propsrtv
is Wen located and offers great inducements.
IeTmS OF sale: u, OOO cash on each piece OF pron
erty sold; balance In ID months for notes bearing
inue EST from day Of SALE and secured by deed Of
cost OF purchaS or. S1o0 down on each piece Of
property at time Of sale. ~O Va
Jy19-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctr.
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1T IS disgraceful fact that the fasbion
among ladies of wearing cOOred hose and
french slippers is an Incentive to vulgaritv
ana lndeeency for the purpose of DISPLAYING
ringing in that word ladies' when Won mean
WOmen.-[ Louisville CDur To1ir '1 on
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j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy Sd
GALE UNDER FEED OF TRUST. PURsU-
y ANT TO tHANCERY DECREE. UN X.
BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH STREETS

BE E1 EEN CT, 9TH AND 9TH STREETS
By virtue o: deed of trust, dated February IL
10Th, 1877 recorded in Eiber 843, folio 800, :.:U
Ell seq, by direction CT the party thereby u
cured, and pursuant to the decree OF the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia passed June % h,
1878. in cause No. s 972, of the Equity Docket OF
said court, wherein Peter Wynne is complainant
and W. H. Shea Ell al. defendants, l will sell,
In front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, August
1st 1873, at the hour of p M. at public auction,
Lot NO. 8, in Riggs and others subdivision OF
Square No 1896. with the improvements thereon,
consisting of a Brick House.
forms OF sale: One-tiird cash. and the residue
in equal instruments al Q, ~ and 10 months from
Gay OF sale, with Interest from the day OF sale at
The rate O. ner eentum nsr anh1m nlisM .:'a to
or al cash. at the purchaser's option. deposit
OF s1tO will be required At time Of sale and il the
ON the day Of sale the property is to be resod at
the risk and cost OF hs etaulting purchaser; aftel
one weeks notice IL the Evening Star neWspaper
ConveyanciDg st the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN r. HANNA, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
jy2o-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Auct'rs.
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WO1vrc IN Pr, IA s SUBURBS.-Tne
woIveS thot raoail.f, a m The Zooiog-
zeal garden, and were seen near Chs 81"
ton, on the Stony Creek railroad, a week ago.
have changed their base One night this week
Ial mer driving along the Germantown turn
PIKE, near Reli's wood, in NorriStOn iowa
ship, was surprised to ST tour animals about
the q size of shepherd s dog approaching him
his horse suddenly stopped and trembled i'm
coed. The animals proved to be wolves, and,
strange to say, did not attack the horse but
made desperate onslaught on the driver. He
deiended himself with basket, and sue
ceeded in keeping the beasts at bay until the
horse recovered, and then shot off at furious
mia Record,
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u Ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT- ON The WEST SIDE of NINTH ST..

TRUSTEES > LIE OF DES1RA BILE BUl
LUT-tN THE WEST SIDE of NINTH ST.,
BETWEEN NJ and STREETS wv.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated j une Tth, %He
A. ID. 1875 duly recorded in Liber No. 75S. E$R
folio 40 one of the land records for the Dis
trc OF C"luml ia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, We will sell at public auction
in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY. July 81,
1878, at O'Clock p. m, the following described
real estate, situate III the city of Washington, ID.
c.. to wit: Lots numbered twenty CID and
twentyeight (2S in ROth's subdivision Of original
lots in square numbered three hundred and sixty
eight 1863, fronting twenty (20) feet g h street.
by depth of one hundred and thirty weight O3S)
feet nine ~ inches to a thirty 500 foot alley.
Term: One-fOurth cash and the balance in six
J er cent. per annum, secured by a deed of trust
on the property SOLD, or all cash, at option of
the purchaser. A deposit of 500 required at
the time of sale, and all convey ancing and re-
cOrding at purct aSer'S cost. Ii the terms of sale
DOT compiled with i'll seven days, the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk ano cost OF the defsulting purchaser, after
five dap advertisement.
W WV. s Z; WARP SG }rrustees.
j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman. iy16-eots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-23

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Duringa severe
thunder Stolm recently WA. DilmOge aged 81
years, living at Archer'S Glade, Garret county,
was struck by lightning and Instantly killed
He was engaged in layinga floor in the barn of
the barn at the time of the occurrence, AL of
"" .h.6m were more or less shocked, none Of
them. however, receiving permaneht iuiurias
Mr., ntm0re leaves wife and six children
TC1I3lT.+T0r1 a." Goth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-23

PATRICK O'KEEFE and VIM. TT Rrock uara
rival Sultors of Eliza Aidlon, in Taunton
Mass. One evening . Keefe sat beside her on
a lounge, and kissed her. Brock saw this
thrOugh hole in the wall, and instantly fl red
two shots at the pair, killing O'Keefe instant
ly and WOuDding Miss AidlOn