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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-20

To TIE HORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEsT,
Splendid scenery, Maonifoe,si E0,sSprsens.
JUNE 10TH 1873
TEAMS LAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot
cGrner OF sixth and streets, aa follows:
with Parlor Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping Car,
from Pittsburg TO C1ncinnsti. st. Louis ant
CHICAGO; $50 Pm. daily, with Palace Car &c
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niassr,
Falls Sad me north, at 40 p. m. daily, except
GSi,,Idiansport, Lock Haven, and EImira, .,
FOR l SsS S1S ~, dsIi}; ,s except sunday.
EIpTesS O. Pullman Cars, $40 am. daily. az.
For New orE and the East, 80 .. m, daily az.
eept sunday % EcS with Sleeping Cars from Wash.
through trains connect at Jersey City With
shss OF 10 B Fadh s,fsst
riage anc Journey across New York city. ief'
OT AZ. P66isassnia ls0 p M d ALL except SUNDAY
Limited Express, s:So .. m. daily, except sun.
AccommoGation for Baltimore, s:s6, $50 4 10,
FOR 81 G I SIS sisSs. a sna D.
except sunday. - ''' N~1''
ALExANnRIA AND FR.DER1CKsBURs
kh5hiS "a nSR R.i h1hkE5xhNDkiH AND
And and . pm. $1,000
fOr kisng;ona ana the South, Gas .. m. and
=. "a. daily: $40 p. m. daily, except SUNDAY,
THshs lave Alexandria for Washington, 8. 7.
etE 10 II In: l, 3, $40, 5, $50 and
Pm: VI SUNDAY 1T and 10 q. N and 90 10 M
lees, Information, sleeping and paror cars sc.
s tnoNAuonS can De procured ut T. oc,ces north.
sxsn1a hlfteanth street and Pennsylvania
ysnue, hoi theast corner Of Sixth street and PENN
SNh ~ a., "eeas, ana Of the Depot, where order,
ton from bc:els and fesidsncas oA~Se y" os0nA-
Il; Z ,!ydnsn General Passenger Agent.
-kHANh THoASON. General Aanaasr noVI1
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THE Usefulness of some cergymen out
West is being restricted TO very narrow limits.
preacher al Harvard, ILL.,. has been sus
pended for general and prOmlScuous kissing.
Ii Is very evident that the people in that cOun-
try have not been properly brought up and
don't have proper appreciation of the lux
urieS Of life. Clergymen OF that character
command a high premium in some places on
Long ISland.-[ Phud. Times.
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A Little Boys Terrible Death.

A bright little fellow aged six and a half
years, named George krauS, has been in the
laDlt lately OF going To a tannery. where his
father was employed, and after spending the
afternoon in play, accompanying his father
home. Day before yesterday, at about ,
O'Clock in the afternoon, he went to the tan
merry, and after greeting his father, went out
into the lanyard. This was the last time he
was seen alive. AS has since been developed.
he In walking across the enclosure mad
vertently stepped into vat-frOm which the
hides had been withdrawn-contain a
strong solution of tanning liquor seven feet in
depth. The sharp biting fluid brought imme-
date uncOnSclOuSneSS, and the body of the
child, after rising the usual number of times.
sank to the bottom, and when the parent
came along a little later, the dark, smooth
surface gave no indication of his sous dread
full fate. Mr.. kraus then, IN prosecution of
his work, stopped at that Identical vat, and
threw INTO il, on his son, seventy four raw
hides, and then went elsewhere and did other
work.
was missing Search was made for him all
through the house and about the neignbor-
HOOD, but without success. Unable to rest,
the father put on his coat and hat, and went
the rounds OF the StatlOn-h houses hoping TO
find the. supposed wanderer among the lost
children. The efforts were fruitleSS, and a
night OF misery was passed by the distracted
parents. Yesterday morning search was re-
sumed, and the now nearly frantic father went
- the tannery and began systematic exam
nation OF the tannery premises. AT O'Clock
in the afternoon he began on the vat in which
he had cast the hides the day before One by
one he pulled them out by aid of a pole with
hook on the end. Sixty-two had been taken
out in this way when the next lift brought the
dead child to the top. The father, on seeing
him, gave one despairing cry, and, letting go
of The pole, staggered forward and would have
fallen in but for the strong arm of a bystander,
who, after laying the father, who had tainted,
on the ground, fshed the corpse out and had
it conveyed to the family residence.-[ Cincin
natl Commercial, JUN II.
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D. THE SKkAT RoGshk fkAc R.
LEAT WV w sssRAn SESE g. 1875
iHicors CITY on sSndsg % Ana Baf BosSs
only. Stops at shipley's, Laurel, Annapolis juno
$50 RBatI@orss ana an max oas1 ana Wa,
tCIanberry. Strasburg, Winchester, HagerstowR,
T;4SBaitimors and Laurel Express.
o:1o m;-Point OF Rocks, Cranberry, Stras-
4aSE .HS way sa k%s
TON AND BALTIMORE E1PRKss. PARLoR CAR
to New York and Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis
1885 a.m.-st. Louis. Chicago. Columbus. And
sanday through car to A stsn xasy fanGS
MAN CAB to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to san
pc. ON sunday only, Baltimore, Annapoli,
deDsburg, Beltsville, Laurel, ANNAPOLIS Junetion
gessup's and Hanover.
y 40 p.m.-Ba Baltimore. Annapolis, Enicott Cit,
ti:o p.W;-Nsw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
01Iys stopping at all Stations stSp. at Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. stops at Xnnspolis
,oH .s' to Of koets Haser
TO Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.
t4D p.m.-Batimore, Annapolis and Way sts-
$3.50 p.m.-Philsdelphia, Norfolk and Baltimor,
Express. Norfolk except SUNDAY. NORFOLK PAS
At CASTOR. stop al Blsdensburs and Laurel
s6o-Baitim0Ie and Way Stations.
SLEEPING CARS TO Chicago.
$40 p.m.-BaltimOre Express
- Zo-ST. Louis Cincinnati, LO IisyiIIa AND Pttr,
burg EIpress. Pittsburg, EXCEPT sunday. Pull
1880 !. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA Asp
BALTIhoRE EXPRESS. SLEKPING CAR to New
19FS and speSls Sleeping Car to Phads pha
AL trains stop az Relay Station. yeIO
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A TELEGRAM to The Times informs us that
Sc nator Bruce had sailed, and his arrival here
In the next few days will, no doubt, be looked
Tor with considerable interest. London will
have It's cosmopolitan character vindicaUed by
bt ing. the place where the three most impor-
liant Africans OF Official position now living
the turee who represent the advance of The
Bruce Will find here the King of Benny a. nd
The LlIellan Minister, DIR. Blyden. These two
men, though representing widely dIferen
regions OF Africa, and different forms of gov
efnmt NJ, are warm friends, and are equally
devoted 10 the welfare of their country. The
King OF Benny belongs to the Eboe tribe, and
SITS on throne which has belonged to his
family for twenty-seven generations. He Is
hne looking man, over six feet high, of sha Pc
ly frame and of a complexion that in America
would be called saddle COLOR" though there
is not particle of European blood in his
veins. He was educated in England and is
not yet forty years Of age.-tA d. CbnVdy's
London Letter.
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T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

TkUsTEEs' SAIL OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY AND BASEMENT PRESSED
BRlCK DWELLING, No. 1915 ELEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN N AND o STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated Septem- II
Der 10Th, A. ID. 1874. duly recorded in Liber '.'W
No. 1853, folio 255, one Of the land records for .l
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on MONDAY, July
o. 1878, al O'Clock M, the following described
real estate, situate in the city of Washington, u.
G., to wit: Lot numbered seven (7,) in John NJ.
Sims (executor) recorded subdivision of square
toS ether with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One-fourth cash; and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold; or all cash, at option OF the pur-
chaser. A deposit OF 500 required at the time Of
sale, and all conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's 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 de-
faulting purchaser after five days advertisement.
jys-eo BRAiNHRb 81. WARNER, Trustees.
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JOHN H. SEMME5, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. jy11-ee&is
TTKUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
Il ERTY IN THE CITY OF WAsHINGTON
DUNCANsON BROS, Auc.ioneers.

7RysTEEs sAEE Of ~ yAEgAEtE sr Bgs1
Met NqRHsTTH' No. sil TIN sTskET NORTH
By vig:9e Of deed Of trust dated July 18th. -
as D. is recorded fbs In tbsr Ne 81 folio
trict of Columbia, and at the written request the
sI m Taee Of fs sbe W SELL c
Ssl 1sh ls7s at 0eIcck the foIoxng
Washington, Distric. of Columbia, and known ami
described as part Of Lot numbered nine CO., in
Square numbered four hundred and ifty-Ghrse
(4e3) beginning for the same at the south vest
Ier of laid Lot and running thence east ninety
to be used as an ingress and egrss and from the
public alley il said square, thence north eightesen
west nfpe5y seven (97) feet, aud thence south
eighteen Cls) feet eleven and one-half III ~ inches,
Of 81 sale: of the purchase money
In cash and the residue in four equal instaments
respectively, with interest on the whole at six per
cent. per annum from day OF ale, payable semi
chaser and aided OF trust on the premises sold; OF
al In cash saG At the opton Of the parchass
All convey ancng at the cos of The purchaser. II
tie terms Of sale are not complied with within
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultiug purchaser, after five
jys d&dbs j. b. Winner Trustee.
Rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED un.
til tn L KsDAY next, the 25th instant, at s 80 D.
M, same place.
D1J j. b. WIMER Trus tee
10y VIkTuEOFA DEED OF TRUST DATED
- Decembf Goth, 1877, and duly recorded ssSs
in L, Der No. S76, Ioo 200, of the land record, 10
fortht District Of Columbia, and by the writ--
proceed to sell at public auction. In front Of the
premises, ON TUESDAY. July goth, 1873, at @
+. Gilberts Subdivision of square No. 676 In the
City of Washington in the District aforesaid
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the reSidue
In three equal installments at six, twelve ana
eighteen months with interest," for which the notes
trust on the property sold and il the terms OF sale
be not complied with within five days from day of
sale, the pre- perty will be sold at risk and cost of
de'aulting purchaser after three days Notice in
Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancng at pur-
chaSer's cost.
EDWARD II. NOURSE, Trustee.
w. b. WILLIAMS, Auct. iy18-eo&ds
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THE COBB MURDER CASE-ShOlCilg Motire
tOr the Act-BtShOp'S Profound Secret-In
the examination into the poisoning of Cobb at
Norwich, Conn, Wednesday, City Attorney
Ripley was Joined by States Attorney Waller,
who will conduct the prosecution in the su-
perior court. After a long argument Prot
DoremuS was permitted to testify tibet he had
examined Mrs. Bishops stomach and found
enough arsenic and copper to cause death
MIR. waller claimed that this testimony was
essential as tending to show a motive for
poisoning Cobb. Tie theory of the prosecu.
ton is that Bishop and Mrs. Cobb were to
eope when both had been relieved of ther re-
Spectiye marital partners. William X Shew,
a druggist, testified to selling Bishop a fe "
cents worth OF arsenic last winter, bnt could
not fix the date. No cause was assigned for
the purchase, but Shew supposed Bishop
wanted to poison dog. Arthur H. Brewer
testified TO conversation with Bishop two
days after CObb'S death when Bishop wished
to lmpart profound secret. Brewer, suspect
Ing us character refused TO hear it, but took
him to several prominent members of the
Masonic fraternity each of whom likewise re-
fused TO hear II. subsequently, four of them
allowed Bishop to unburden his mind, as they
We're together in the Masonic banqueting
hall. They first stipulated that they should
not keep ii secret, if 10y 50 doing they were to
defeat the ends OF justice. Bishop tn0 sim
ply mentioned that he had bought a few cents
worth OF arsenic several weeks before, but did
say what for.
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MARRIRn.

WENTW0RTh-HU RDLE. In Chicago a.
II II sdence Of the brides mother Jul Slh 1873
by the hey. DR.. Fortush. GEORGE ., WANT
M"TE. Of New BEDFORD, Mass, To Nj, STELLA
HURLLR, OF Washington, DC.
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THRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
l. ON, ON NEW YoR EFpA AVENUE NTs ~ BETWEEN
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated Febru- -
aIy gath, A. D. 1873, and recorded in Liber ~
District OF Columbia, will sell at public auction,
IN front of the premises on SATURDAY, the
2O' day OF July, 1878, at O'Clock p. M, the fol-
real estate situated In the city of
Washington, u. G., to wit: Part of original lot
H. In square 252, having front of 4S fee inches
on New York avenue by mean depth of ITO feet,
and containing nearly g. 900 square feet Of ground
Terms: s. 600 cash: balance in and two
years, with interest at per cent. per annum, Sc
cured by deed Of trust. All conveyancing at pur-
chaser s cost.
JOS. c. q. KENNEDY, Trustee.
j. L. COLDN ELL, Salesman. D9-d&ds
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Rar Mary Mansfield, who shot herself through
the heart at Linkyille, Oregon. recently, be-
cause of an unfortunate love affair with a sol
der, was an Indian girl.
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nSTRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL
" FEAT6ERS dyed and manufactured at the
FRENCH ESTAB1ISHAENT,6 l6 eth street
opposite United States Patent Once. my83- II
R1Ad33NXsA4NhaA . p. v.u...-
Practical Halter, hiss removed to 826 7th
street, bet. II and ]. Blk Hats made to order.
0LD OLOTH!N9. AG.1L; KfCE, dealer =
&C., 623 It'll street southwest offers great bargains
He pays the highest prices In CASH Tor the several
06VEsO
OECOND - CLOTHIN8.-The only place In
- the city to dispose Of Secondhand Clothing,
u ut the original aERZO6'S,
800 9th street, near Penns. svenue.
orders pTonp III attended %. max20-V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-20

TRUE ADV Observation-Disclosures OF dollars are
annually thrown AWAY In this country in useless
and illegitimate advertising. The experience of
all enterpriSing and successful business men is that
nothing repays well the money invested IS sdvsr-
Using in paper which EVERYBODY reads That
Is the true way to secure publicity. The best bust
ness men know the value OF advertising In such q
paper-and sueh paper is THE EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion To the
population OF the city In which II is printed OF any
paper In the world. IL practically copsrs ths
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON PO-
T0MAC STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST.,

DoiSh NV ELLlNG AMI L'E ON ~
T9MAC STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST.,
GEOR6ETOWN, DC.
BY virtue of deed of trust, given to us, -
dated March 22d 1876 and duly recorded in m
Liber gil, folio $50, one of the land records ssk
Tor w ashlngton county, in the District OF Column
ba, and at the request of the party secured we
will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 10th
OF the premises. all that piece or parcel Of ground
situate in the city OF Georgetown District of Co.
lnmbla, known as part of Lots numbered eighteen
QS) and nineteen U9, in old Georgetown, de-
Scrlbed as follows: Begin at point on east side of
Potomac street about thirty-two 1922 feet south
Ing the center OF the division wall between the
second and third of the houses situated side
OF said potomac street, numbered from Prospect
street, and run thence north with said Potomac
street fifteen 6) feet more less to the center OF
the division wall between the first and second of
of the paSsageway between said first and second
houses; thence east and through the center OF said
division wall fifty 800 feet; thence south fifteen
(1b) feet more or less, TO point directly of
point OF beginning; thence west AID through CEN
ter OF division wall between laid second and third
houses fifty (5O) feet to Potomac street and point
of beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at 7 per
cent. per annum until paid, interest payable semi
annually, to be secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold. deposit OF 500 will be required
chaser. If terms OF sale are not complied with in
days. the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
upon giving days notice of such resale.
VILLA II A. GORDON, }T,,,s.oo,
VIM. ID. CASSIN, trustees.
UUNCANSON BROS, Auct's. jy5-eod
RETHE AROyE SALE Il posTpONEn y,
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JAMES GUILD, 936 Penn. avenue.

DIAMOND SET GOLD ENAMELED WAT ~.
IL karats Solid Chains, Diamond Rings, Silver
ware: GrCs Grain Silk Dresses. Fine u der
clothing, Silk Velvet Cloak, Set OF Costly Furs
On WEDN ESDAY, July oath, at 10 n
O'Clock, we will sell in the auction rooms, Eys3
southeast corner Pa ave. and 10 b street (Slx
the contents OF two Sara oga trunks OF a Ne,'
clothing, and large lot Of fine jewelry. Sale posi-
tive and without reserve.
jy20.3t JAMES GUILD Aurt
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TRTHsHTEIEs' SALE Co. 0F yaLUABnE IN
FSEVE I STREET ROAD, BETWEEN
zen PARK. CONSISTING OF BRICK
DIV ELLlNG, FRAME STABLE SLAUGH-
TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSES, AND
ONE ACRE OF GROUND.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated April 9th, -
1877. and duly recorded in Liber No. 844 t..H
folio AT ct seq, one of the land records for El&
the District Of Columbia and at the request OF The
party secured thereby. we will sell at public
ton, In front OF the premises, on WEDN ESD AY,
July "a h, A. d. 1873, at O'Clock p. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
OF Washington In said District, viz: All that piece
or parcel OF land lying on the east side OF 7th-
street road, between Howard University and the
SchuetZen Park, and south OF and ad joining John
II. Clicks southern line, being the north one-hslf
of that part Of Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John Ba-
kersmith by deeds dated, respectively, September
9th, 1884, and May LIST, 1875, and recorded re-
spectiyely, in Liber K. NJ. H., No. IL, folio 1856,
and Liter S21, folio SO, of said land RECORDS con-
tanning One Acre OF ground, more less, with The
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One, third cash. (of which $3.50
must be paid at time OF Sae;) and the balance in
by purchasers notes. Bearing per cent. interest
from day of sale, and payable semi-annually until
paid, and deed Of trust on the property sold.
COnveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
II terms of sale are not complied with in six days
after SALE the Trustees the right to resell
risk and cost of defaultng purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD, lr,u,.oo
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, iruSlees'
b. r. STElGER, AuctiOneer. jyl3 dts
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jy2O-d&ds DUNCANSON 1
. SAMSTAG, Auctioneer,

~ SAMSTAG, AuctlOneer.
will sell, In my place of business, No. ~ -
427 7ih st. w., SATURDAY, July Goth, sNS8J
the following goods: full line Of Gents 'SNS
Furnishings. Ladies' Dress IOds, a full ~<SS
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods, Domes-
tic Goods, &C., sc.
All goods will be sold without reserve.
Jy19 3i* s. SAMSTAG, Auct,
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RATS ATTACK Two CHILDREN.-The Bati-
more american of The l7th inst, says: ''In
one OF The few houses Oh COLLISIONS court. a
narrow lane east of Sterling street, between
Chew and Eager, resides a cOlored man named
John SImms and his family, in which are two
children. On last Sunday Mrs. Simms, upon
rousing the children out of bed, observed the
youngest, about months Old, bleeding at the
fingers. She was surprised. but could not ac-
count Tor the strange appearance of the child.
On Monday, while She was washing in the
yard below, she heard loud screams from the
child, and asked her husband TO ascertain the
cause. When he came up he was horrified TO
find big rat jumping from the bed on the
floor and the child bleeding at its toes and
fingers. Small pieces of flesh were found TO
have been bitten oil from the child'S fingers,
and its suffering appeared to be intense. 1t
was taken down stairs and medical assistance
summoned. Sums then again went up stairs
10 wake an eluer child, about years old.
When he entered the room he found another
rat IN bed with the child and Just about to
jump upon its neck. The rat was driven
away. aud general sea- ch was instituted
Throughout the house, resulting in the de
strucliUn OF 10 large rats. The children have
not been tr0u bled again. The child's injuries
are not believed 10 be serious"
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AUCTION SALES.
d III. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET BE
n A u IL rIr

TRHsT RUST SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
TWEEN 2 AND NoRTHwEsT.
BY virtue Of deed OF trus; dated March -
p 1878, and recorded In LiSer No, 7ls, folio ~
county, in the District OF Columbia and at the
thereby, / win sell ON FRIDAY, July Il, A. D.
Of the premises, the following -dsscrioed realty,
tered si1ty-tour t64). OF Daniel Cratry's subii-
dred and nine (609), as recorded in Liber "H. ID.
room Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance In six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at Der
cent. per annum until paid, the whole TO be secured
by deed Of trust on the property, with insurance
clause. All conveyance at the purchaser cost
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
ten days after SALE the Trustee the right
resell said property at the risk and of the de-
tsnltipg purchaser after five days notice. to be
ly2-d&ds L. A. LUCE, Trustee.
Is THE ABOVE SALEI POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, july 20, 1873 same hour and place.
l.. A. LUCE. Trustee
Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy12-dSds
RF THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
POhEl, until Monday, july 20, 1873, same
hour az place.
jy20-2t l.. A. LUCE, Trustee.
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REDMOND. 1.-THE outlaw Of the South Caro-
lima mountains, who, defying the revenue
officers and l. :. marshalS has carried on the
trade of Illicit dStllling under their very eyes,
is beginning To be esteemed quite a hero by
the ignorant and lawleSs men UN whom he il
surrounded. By an enthusiastic contributor
10 the Charleston NelrS and Courier he is de.
Scribed as "a man of striking beauty, not
more than . years of age, of slender build
and mild manners" He goes about the Blue
Ridge mountains i'm a way 10 compile, ely cap
llyate the ordinary reader Of dime novel r0L
manceS, Is dressed in green hunting suit,
carries a beautifully mounted rifle, has a
brace of navy skies stuck in his belt. and gen
orally presents a most heroic appearance. He
Is represented further as Springing up in all
sorts OF out Of-the-way places 10 rescue young
wCmen from runaway horses, children from
mountain torrents, and all that sort OF thing.
This is Redmond as he appe IrS TO the not very
clear vision of the villagers in the SOuth Car
DINA "up-cOuntTy.' The United States off,
GERS who are charged with the dangerous task
of breaking up Illicit stills in the Blue Ridge
mountains take somewhat different view OF
1.-THE bold outlaw" BY them he is described
as a desperate criminal, whose crimes ara
nUmbeTleSS. and who owes most of his pOpu-
larity among the poor whites TO the zeal which
he and his band display in breaking into the
houses OF colured men and rObbing them OF
the few valuaheS they may possess. He has
been convicted, and acknowledges the muir
der OF Revenue Agent DuckwoTth, and is &C.
cuSed of other crimes of the same kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-20

Re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account of the rain. until MONDAY, July %
1873, same hour a1d place
CHARLES b PEARSON, fr.
j20-2t BRAINARD III. WARNER hrust=e>.