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VOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PROPEKTN y % nL

HOLD PROPERTY, ON THE CORNER OF
g AND FIFTEENTH STREETS N. W.
BY Virtue Of a deed of trust, dated May 10, ~
folio 402 and Liber 843, folio 1924 &c Of the
land records of Washington county, D. c., by vlr-
tue OF decree in equity Of the Supreme Court of
me District OF Columbia, and by the written direc-
auction, in front OF the premises, on TIL u RSDAY,
the 10th day OF July, A. ID. 1873, at six O'Clock
pm, TIE following described part OF lot numbered
twenty-three t223) in the city of Washington
beginning for the same at the southwestern corner
OF said lot and square, and thence running north
south twentv-eight (28) feet, to the line OF North
street; al q hence west, a.ong said q street.
seventy (12) feet, to the place Of beginning, as
L'ber $50, folio 174, Of said land records. The
terms OF the lease are follows: The lessor is
bound to pay all taxes and public assessments; the
annual rent Is 81 500, payable in monthly pay
1882 when the lessor ill pay for all the i'm prove
mentS, o herUiSe he must grant new lease for a
term OF twelve years, at sam rent and upon the
same 'erms aud conditions. There Is a 80 a prOvi-
sion in said lease for purchase In fee during said
term.
The improvements consist Of good three-story
der sub lease Of 50, $50 per annum
Terms OF salt: Oue-Lhird in ca h. (of which $500
must be paid at Sale;) the deferr, payments to be
made in equal payments in six, twelve. eighteen
and twenty -four months after date, with interest
at the rate of eight PER cent per annum until aid
payable Semi-annualy, and secured by deed OF
trust and insurance TO the satisfaction of the Trus
tees. Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after the day of sale otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property after On3
week notice. at the risk and cost of the first pur-
chaser. All conveEancIng St the purchasers cost.
]! 13-d VIM. b. WARD, {IruSteoS.
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TIRUeTt ES' Sal EOETWO THREE STORY
l. BRICK HOUSE IN n, BETWEEN I4TH
AND 18TH STREETS " w

AND 18TH STREETS Nv
Liber No ~, Foil sSs The lani record Is
passed July 18Th: 1878 in the supreme Court Of
5 s27, Docset II, We, the Undersigned Trustees
on M9NDAI The 18th az Of July, A. j: 1878,
esta e situate in the ely of Washington. d. c.,
s sds know M s1,o and designated on tie pats or
seven 90 feet ii front by the entire depth oh Of
Hf pt T1sarea e in Thomas
bered one, two, three, f"uf, eleven twelve, thr-
teeD, fourteen fl teen and sixteen. in square num-
ssnse real estare which was conveyed by Jesse v.
n. HTyek, tIGste7; to WatAius Addson by deed
75l, folio acc &C.. one of he land records for
ash.ngton county. III the District aforesaid and
wyed to Jamesr. Ru.sel saving and excepting
ad'iEon and wife to Moses he Iy by thu deed dated
June ~ h, 1874 Z inning fol sd d excepted part
tant forty three feet and six inches West Of The
nos th' asst corner OF said lot. running thence
o e hnI dred feet; t"ehce east three feet
and six inci eS. and thence nor n one hundred
in 'i bsr 20 75a 10 ss5 'a a, tsI Of
sac land cord IN he ~ ,ric a 'ress.d
c. TT Of the District C"io abba tie sail pro onr
ty v III be d G riding to the subdivision thereof
of trust n,o lots design ed as SAND 81 i a9d
LUl \" "a wi be ii st 'tf-ret for a..
The terms Of SAL, AS notified by he writ en- con-
sent Of the holders of the notes secured by he Sait
ut 60 of truS WI be IS follows viz: me ntrd of
the purchase III, ney In cash, and the cesidus in
the equal lnstaniants payable s X twelve and
eigltern months from The DAY of sale with inter-
tst ,h-reOn AT h rate Of per cont, IN Der an.
mum urtil paid, for viii, h deferred rayme ITS TIN.
loes Of the purchaser or purchasers viii be taken
sc urd by deed or deeds Of trust on the prOperty
sod: or the purchaser or purcha erS shall nave the
op j of paving the whole purchase money in
cash. depo it OF $3.50 will be required az time of
sale on e4ch hOuSa Sid; An d If the terms of sale
are not complied wi wi hin one week from the
day sale, the property will be resold at the risk
ana est OF the default ing purchaser after five
day notice ia the Evening Star ne Tspap r. All
convey ancing will he at the purchasers cost
JOHN r. HANNA Trustee
Webs er Law Building,
GEORGE EARLE Trustee
h ST.. cor OF Fayette ST.. Georpetown
THOS. BOWLING, Auct iy17.dSds
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u h. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

Estate ON FOURTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN . ANU NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated March -
p 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 715. folio ::H
423, one OF the land records for Washing ton G1N
county, in the District of Columbia, and at the
written request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby, will sell on FRIDAY, July IL, A. ID.
1878 a. O'Clock p. m, at public auction in front
or the premises the following described realty
situate in Washington, ID. c., to wit: Lot num-
bered sixty-four t64), OF Daniel Cratty's subii-
VISION OF square east OF square numbered five hum
dred and nine 5000, as recorded in Liber oh. ID.
Co. folio 146, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting In part, of a TwO-story five
room Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per al mum until paid, the whole be secured
by deed OF trust on the property, with insurance
clause All convey ancing st the purchaser S cost.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days after SALE the Trustee reserve the right to
resell said property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser after five days notice, to be
published in the Evening star.
jy2-d&ds L. A. LUCE, Trustee.
Re- THE ABOVE SALEI POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, July 10, 1878, same hour and place.
l.. A. LUCE, Trustee.
II. COLDWELL, Salesman. jy12-d&ds
RETHEABOvE SALE is FURTHER POST
iONEl, until MONDAY, July %, 1873, same
tour a. place.
jy20-2t l.. A. LUCE, Trustee.
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GALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST. PURSU-
- Ant TO Oh AN Gerry DECREE. On r.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH STREETS

NORIHN ESl.
By virtue deed of trust dated February -,
lO.h, 1877 recorded in Libor Si3, folio 1893, '.:6
ct seq, by direction of the party thereby III
cured, and pursuant to the decree OF the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia passed June % H.
1873 in cause No. 9.2, of the Equity Docket OF
and w. Ii. Shea ct al. are pendants, l will sell,
In front OF the premises. on 1 thursday. August
Lot No. 8, in Riggs and others subdivision OF
Square No. 395. with the Improvements thereon,
consisting Of Brick House.
forms Of sale: One-third cash. and the residue
in equal instruments at g. IL and ID months from
day OF sale, with interest from the day of sale at
the rate OF per Centum per annum until paid to
be secured by deed of trust on the property sold
or al cash, at the purchasers option. A deposit
OF S1CO will be required at time of sale, and if the
terms of sale be not compiled with within five AVS
from The day OF sae the property is to be resod at
the risk and cost OF the GefauIing purchi Ser after
one weeks notice In the Evening Star newspaper
Conveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser
JOHN r. HANNA. Trustee
Webster Law Building.
jyO-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Auct'rs.
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r T. CQLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A NEAT TWO. STORY
AND BASFN ENT BRICK DWELLING ON
TIE tOi TIL SIDE OF STREET BE
TN Et 18TH AND 14TH STREETS NORTH
WE T.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated June -
l2th, A. u. 1875. duly recorded in Liber No e11E
s19, folio 491, seq, one of the land records :i1
Tor the District of Columbia, and at the request Ui
the party secured thereby, we viii sell at pubic
auct1rn IN ,roni Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
July Is, 1873 al clock p. M, the following de-
;, ribeI real estate slua III the city of Washing
ton ID. c., TO wit: The west twenty Iona (21) feet
front by one hundred and forty five l145) feet deep
VI original Lot numbered sixteen (16) in square
numbered two hundred and thirty-six, (236,) TO-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance ia SiY,
twelve and eighteen months, with terest at DIR
cent. per annum secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, or all cash. at option of the pur-
chaser. deposit OF 500 required at the Tina of
sale. and all conveyanCing and recording at prr
CHASER s cost. Terms 70 be complied with In seven
days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser after five DAYS advertisement
CHARLES b. PEARSON, }ru.o,
BRAlNARD b. WARNER, ilus'ees'
jy8-ecd
Rs- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account OF the rain, until MONDAY, July 20.
1878, same hour a d place
,HARLES PEARSON. },
j2o-2t BRAlNARD H WARNER trustees.
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Bros, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
Buck DWELLING AND LOT ON 20
TOM &C STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST.,


TUMAC STREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST.,
GEURG ETOWN, DC.
BY virtue or deed of trust, given to us, Ia
dated March 22d. 1876 and duly recorded in -
for Washington county, in the District of Colum-
bia, and at the request of the party secured. we
Will sell at public arction, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF July, A. d. 1878, al O. clock p NJ, in front
situate in the city Of Georgetown District of CO.
lnmbla, known as part of Lots numbered eighte en
QSl and nineteen (l9, in Old Georgetown, d.
ScTbed follows: Begin at point on east side of
Potomac street about thirty-two 1927 feet south
from Prospect street, said point of beginning be-
irg the center OF the division wall between the
second and third OF the houses situated east side
or said Potomac street, numbered from Prospect
street, and run thence north with said Potomac
street fifteen 16 feet or 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 500 feet; thence south fifteen
DO feet more or less, to point directly east OF
ter OF division wall between aid second and third
houses fifty 500 feet to Potomac street and point
of beginning.
Terms OF sale: Oae-th:rd cash; balance in six,
cent per annum until paid, interest payable semi
annually, to he secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. deposit OF 500 will be required
at time Of sale. All conveyanrng at cost OF pur-
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser,
upon giving davs' notice of such resale.
WI. b t. s. GORDON Trustees.
rUNCANSON BROS, Auct's. jy5-eod
Rs- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on
account OF the rain; until WEDNESDAY,, thu
WILLIAM A. GORDON, tTr,.+,os
JN2O WIN. ID. CASSlN, hi">' Co.
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BFPGhAN-DRANE. In Baltimore on MAY
3lSt, 1873. al the parsonage OF the First M r.
Church. By Rev. R5bt. \. Basr, WN. II. BERG
ii Washington. ID. &.
NEkTWORTH-HUR In Chicago at
the residence of the brides mother July Sth 1873
10y The Rev. Dr. For uSh. GEORGE %, WANT
woITH. of New Bed ord, Mass, TO NJ STELLA
Ii URILE, of Washington, ID C.
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It's EVER THIS. Peggy Ann Melissa
rushed out into the front yard i'm her Walking
dress piniOned back so tight she couldn't wag
her ears. She used her right foot to kick at
the billy-gOat chewing the sweet Williams /"
and " bleeding hearts, but the tightnesS Of
that dress lifted her left foot as she kicke 4,
and she lit upon the back of her neck. crush
ing the bleeding hearts" and demOlishing
the flower bed entirely. The goat jumped the
Ter "love among the roses looking like a
ripe hollyhock running TO seed Louisville
Our, Jour.
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A Boy P1NCHED TO DEATH.-Charles c.
Michael. the little boy who was SO severely
pinched by Mrs. Christine Meyer on the 5 h Of
home. 273 Aliceanna street, from the effects of
the Injuries. On the day referred to Michael
who attended English grammar school No g.
on Trinity street, had a quarrel with a son of
Mrs. Meyer, and the latter becoming much
lncensed against him came to the school
during recess and gave him what She 'ermed
shaking. A few days afterward he became
suddenly ILL., his arm was greatly swollen, and
University hospital. He was subsequently
taken back home and placed under the care Of
Or. Evans, but the parents refusing to have
the arm ampulated the swelling extended To
the shoulder and finally caused his death
The prints of Mrs. Meyers fingers We're plainly
visible all during his sickness, on the arm.
She was arrested soon AT er the pinChing Oc-
CURED, but was adjud ged guilty of a common
assault and subjected 10 small fine Bat.
Gazette, 2Uth.
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By virtue OF dead of trust, dated July 81. a.
AID 1877, and recorded in Liber No. s55' -
folio 315, one OF the land records of the Dis.@
trict of Columbia, viii SELL at public auction. in
front of the premises on TUESDAY,. the 3Oth
day OF July, AID. 1878, at O'Clock o. m the f,I.
lowing described real esta situated in the city OF
washington, ID. c; to Wit:-Lot No. l6 in Mar
the same is recorded in the Surveyor once of the
District of Columbia. N "
Terms of sale: The amount OF Indebtedness GA
cured by the de. OF trust aud exp ,nses OF 81
and balance in two equal pay m snts at six and
be secured hv deed of trust ON property sold. A
deposit of 500 will be required Of the purchaser At
cost of purchaser. If terms of sale ara not COM
piled with wit. In five days after safe the Trustee
and cost OF the defanlting pu chaser. after Ave
days notice, to be published in some peWsuansr
published in the District of Col am ga
so,y Nm. ID. CASSIN, Trustee.
DUNCANSoN bhoS., Aucts. Jy19-d
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL HILL. AT AUCTION.
Oh "WEDNESDAY, July "a at O'Clock p. -
m, shall sell in front of the premises on m
h street east, between Pennsylvania avenue Etx
AID street south, three 2-stoIy and mansard roof
Dwellings with easements and all mod 1rn improve
ments, being Nos. 2l2 214 and 216. The property
is We'll located and offers great inducements.
erty sold: balance 10 Is months for notes bearing
interest from day of Bale, and secured oy deed Of
trust on property sold: Al conveyancing. &C., at
property at time Of sale.
j. 19-d WASH. r. WILLIAMS Auctr
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEE' SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STO4Y
FkAME DWELLING No. 63O h STREEI


FRAME DWELLING, No. $50 h STREET
By virtue of deed of trust. dated Sep kA
tember l3 A. ID. 49, and duly recorded in LII. 40
Der Nc. 127 folio 372, 81 q, one of the land III
records for the District of & lumba, and at the 10
quest of the party secured thereby shall sell at
bubIic nc action In front o. the premises, on
ali psee or A1sI of lSS al n b
OF Washington, ID. c., known as Lot numbered
fifteen C16), and the westernmoSt ten 1O) feet of
Lot numbered fourteen 90 by the depth thereof.
Zone hundred feet), in James n. Calan' recorded
subdivision OF Square numbered eight hundred and
hfty-SiX 1850, together with the Improvements IS,
&c.
Terms: One-thrd in each; and the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
SIX pr cent. per annum, secured by deed of trust
and satisfactory poll of insurance the property
sold, or all cash at option of the purchaser. 500
deposit required at the time of sale aud all cOnve,
anclns ard recording at purchasers ex 5ense
wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser after five days advertisement.
" - eodts N. Y. i. STENENS TrlsteA
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THE CLERGY of Rochester have set their
lace against extravaganza at funerals. Bishop
McQuaid publicly announced the following
order on Friday last: e No flowers or floral
any coffin or caSket brought into the church
on any funeral occasion; nothing but the
black pail would be permitted as covering
OF The coffin except in the case OF a child Of
seven Years aud under. Then white pail
could he used, and if desirable some pure
white flowers"
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"HONAS BOWLING, Auctieneer,

1RI STEE'S SALE OF A III )USE AND LOT,
No: 1922 OURTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, CORNER OF SAMSON STREET.
b! virtue OF deed of trust, dated August "a
10th. A. u. 1870. and reco ded in Liber 62I, 90
Fol. Alb, of the land records of Wa ,hi Iston H.
county, will sell to the highest bidder in front VI
IN, TIE pr. mises on &ONDAf; the 9Th Of August,
1875, al o. lock p. M the following real estate,
situated in tn. city of Washington and District of
Columbia i being The south tMsnty two ami one
half feet of Lot thirtythree 1881 IN Dru"y'S SIb-
division of square two hundred and niue q 81 ac-
cordiug 10 the plan Of said city, fronting ~ feet
on IA h steer, and running back Of tnat wild n TO
Terms: 81 000 cash. (ot which S1U must De paid
at he time of saie; and the ,itlo in equal sums
in six, twelve and eighteen mon Ms fir the day
of sale with interest thereon until paid a: per
cent per annun. pay able semi-GnnualIy, on notes
TO be secur,d by deed OF trust Oh tn. % ~emt ses
sc To- or ali cash at the option of the pu chaser The
conN eyancing to DO at his Urhcr c's,l.
A. HYDE, Trustee.
THOMAS DOW LING, Auct. jyl7-eo&dS
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THE EVENING STAR.


THUR MISUNDERSTANDING OF dollars are
annually thrown away In this country In useless
and illegitimste advertising. The experience OF
ali ehterprising aid successful business men is that
nothns reIays so well the money invested as sdver-
using In \ paper which EVERYBODY reads. That
Is the true way TO secure publicity. The best BUSH
nesS nieh Know the value OF advertising in such .
pater-aho such paper is THE EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion 10 the
Popuaion OF the city in which IL is printed OF any
phole field.
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Hat Filtration.

For the past two years there has been a
pleasant rivalry among literary people 20 de-
wise mode OF expressing the Thoughts bY Ger
tain signs and acts, 81 aS 10 be understood aud
read 10y parties distant. To this end they tirSt
devised the handkerchief Irritation, then the
ian, and now the glove, each in turn becoming
Among certain class. however, there WAS
sun vague, uncertain sort Of deficiency: A
KIND oi understandable sort Of lacking that fail
ca 10 cover the ground. 4 few OF our Young men
mao no gloves, and others were without fans.
ana sun greater number were Frequently
unpIePared 10 give creditahe handkerchief
entertainment 10y reason nf the great washer
woman monopoly, which is carried 10 such an
eN'en; IN cities. To meet this long fell want the
ShdRbon has designed Irritation with the
nat, which viii ee duly entered according tn
Congress as soon as a feasible entrance IN Com
greSS can bee effected
In introducing a Irritation with the hat. IL
has been the experience of many of our most
proficient fiTterS that il il better To raise the
bat perpendiculaTly from the head few inches
that the object of Your filtration may be salts
fed of the absence of bricks or of her cutaneouS
substances which are sometimes fatal to the
success Of your advances. The following are
lie different interpretations.
. I"Mear the hat on the right eyebrow-PleaSe
sep 10 one Side-lm bad.
10 war the hat on the left cyebroy-
Ale you there MoriaTtys
y, /" wear the hat on the bridge OF the nose
w are Nalched-hy the police.
. 10 wear the hat ON the right ear-Nou will
Il hH nv Photograph on sale with all the prnci-
II =.
wear he hat on the left earl love Won INIT
hNt'N teams ana Ice cream are ND ~ that NJ
vi lie Impossible for me 10 carry ON the ac-
N alnian,r-
1" carry the ha' in the hand-Your fathers
nndnClal condition i such that il will NOT iuSti
I! me. You need hot hope
10 place he hat un the hack Of the head
am yours ask nuthcr-I AtcHjSOR Cham Diop.
DoING THE PARIS SEwERs.-YrSterdav wa
did the sewers. That is To saw we rode
Through one sewer IN company with a hundred
Other people, on little cars, for half a mile and
through another i'm a sort Of small canal boat
Tor another hall mile. We Smelled in that time
odoIS enough To supply a thousand back wards.
and came out again. The sewers that we went
through and the others that We saw were an
very large and clean looking, and. withal the
tTlp proved an interesting one: vet | really
believe both myself and companion took a
hundred fold more pleasure in thinking OF our
disappointed countrymen above ground than
We did ol the Suhterraneau wonders We were
beholdlng. Such Is human nature Paris
letter.
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HYDROPHOBIA FROM THE BITE OF DOG
NOT MAD.-l eSterday afternoon, July t. Dr.
Dlp0ck held an inquest at the Osborne c iSIle
Acton, touching the death of George Kirby
aged A. the brother of the proprietor of the
Princess of Wales tavern, Acton. The evidence
given went to show that a month ago the de-
ceased was playing with Scotch terrier. when
the animal bit him, or rather scratched his
hand with his teeth. The abrasion did not
heal, but no notice was taken of il until last
week, when the deceased complained of ill
ness, and upon Summoning DR. Harding he
pronounced the case to be one of hydrOphUbi
Commissions came on of such a violent cha iac-
ter that two powerful men had the greatest
difficulty in holding him, and all attempts to
administer chloroform were abortiye. His
agonleS increased, and after three days suffer,
Jig he died. DIR. Harding said that before
death the veins OF the arm bitten by the dog
stood out prominently, the eyes were con-
tracted, and the deceased was unable to SWal-
low. poStmortem showed the heart to be
empty, lungs and kidneys cOngeSted, stomach
empty. with dark patches on the peritoneum
The brain had not been examined. Death
undoubtedly arose from hydrophobia. Mary
Haynes stated that she had been bitten by the
Same dog, but had as Yet had no symptoms of
hldr0ph0bla. In reply to juror, il was
elected that the dog had been examined by a
veterinary surgeon, who had pronounced il to
be perfectly healthy. and il had not therefore
been destroyed. The juror expressed his opin-
ion that ii should be killed forthwith bur the
coroner had no power to order its destruction
A verdict of death from hydrOpnCbia" was
recOrded.-l London Telegraph.
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AN INCIDENT OF THE FAMINE i'm India il
related showing To what eNtremitieS the poorer
classes are reduced A murder case has been
tried AT MySore, where the prisoners were n
number of famine stricken boys who muir
dered companion. The whole of the boys
were in the habit of going about the streets
aid picking up the leaves with the refuse of
food that was thrown out of the houses of the
aiNeS, and eating the refuse. The deceased,
being the biggest boy OF the lot, always came
in for the lions share. The others thereupon
held a consultation, and decided hat he should
be put To death, and they formed plan for
puitlng their decision into execution. They
asked the big boy to come for a walk beyond
the fort walls; then they took him To a trench,
threw big stone on him, and cut him with a
kLife, which they afterward hid in a garden.
The boy muTdererS Were sentenced to ten
years rigorous Imprisonment.