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CRIMINAL ELOPEMENT.-A special dispatch
from Pittsburg, Pa, October 8, says: A soci-
ely. sensation has just come to light here
which involves two or three of the wealthiest
appears that the wife of a well known mer-
chant left her home two weeks ago last Mon
day, ostensibly for a trip to California on &C
with young fellow of q who has for some
time been noticably attentive to her. The
lady in the case is about 25 is noted for he
beauty and accomplishments, and is a petite
blonde. she is the daughter of prominent
lawyer, and has held a good position in society
before this affair. The young man who is said
to have fled With her is chiefly noted for his
being very wealthy. A rumor prevails that
the lady took $4,000 of her husband 5 money
with her. Detectives have the case in hand.
The couple. whose names cannot be given at
present, are believed to have gone to Canada
Interesting developments are expected in a
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TRAIL OF BLOOD AND DESOL.TIoN.-
While moving through Kansas the renegade
CheyenneS piundered every residence for
twelve miles north of the Kansas Pacific rail
read. All cattle were stampeded and crops
ana other property either taken or destroyed
H. T. humphrey, James Z. Laning, Thomas
MIskelly, Mr.. Lule, Mercellus Tel, Nj. +.
Aoernathy, MIR. Irwin and two others, mem
Ders OF the Laning family, have been found
murdered. Mrs. Laning was brutally out
RACED by several Of the Indians. Osher resi-
dents are missing, and supposed to have been
murdered. The house of III. ID. Colym was
with shot gun and revolyers, defended their
house till they drove the Indians away. killing
or wounding several of them Other eases
slnl ar to this occurred. Nearly all the set
tiers in Sappa creek have taken refuge in
Abeline and are being cared for Dispat ehes
from Gen. Sheridan announce that the Chey-
mentS of troops
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INDIANS MOVING ON THE BLACK HILLS
Reports have been received at military head
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud Sioux have left
their reservations in Dakota and are moving
west directly towards the Black Hills The
supnosltlon is that they are about TO Join the
Hills. Much Soicitude is felt for the safety of
the cities there, which are projected by only
Tour companies of soldiers. Gen. Sheridan
also announces that reports have been re-
celved 10 the effect that the Indians at the
Snited Tail agency have left their reserva-
tion and are Committing depredatons in the
surrounding country. He expresses the hope
that these reports are Exaggerated; IL not, Sc
rlOuS trouble is apprehended.
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A STRATAGEM IN HoLMAN's IsrEREsr.-A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
from Liberty, Ind, October 4, saws: A rumor
has just reached here that aChan." Jeffries,
the greenback candidate for Congress in this
district, has withdrawn in favor of Holman,
moEd very suddenly last night, and it is prob
able he Is now in the back country arranging
matters. This movement has been anfici'
pated for some time past. Upon the heels OF
into town. and he is, at the present writing,
closeted with the democratic mogulS, arrang.
ing, doubtless, for the contamination of the
scheme. Holman came from near Richmond,
1t is supposed. He travels in a buggy alone.
Union county has but about 25 greenbackers
OF republican antecedents, while quite num-
Der OF democrats will vote for Browne this
year from personal choice.
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TSNhOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

By virtue OF deed Of trust date, the ssntb sx
day OF FEBRUARY. 1876 and duly recorded in 50
ilnef Si6, foiIo so. one of the and records LII
IoI me county OF Washington, ID. c.. and ny d.
rsctI0n OF the Iary secured thereby. we shall sell
On MkDN ESDAY, the 10th day of October, 1878,
o. CLOCK, In front OF the premises all that pa e
OF lot numbered one hundred and sixty-fve, in
heatfy and Hawkins addition to Georgetown, in
said District beginning on the west side OF Market
street ece hundred feet Forth from stone NO so
located at the corner of and Market streets and
run thence north on Market street twenty-fi Je
feet thence west seventy feet; thence south TWEEN
tyve feet; thence cas- seventy feet 70 the place of
teR1nnlng. together with the improvements,
which consist of a comfortable frame dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash: baiance at six aud twelve
months with notes bearing interest a. 8 per caut.
par aDnum until paid AID secured by a deed OF
trust on tie property sold. All c3nveyanciDg at
purchasers cost. deposit of $50 Will be required
al time OF sale. III the terms of sale should not be
compiled with within five days the property viii be
resod at the risk ald cost of the defa1!ting pur-
chaser. Wa. ID. CASSIN
,r., WI. A. GOkDON, ! hiusIees'
TEOS. DOWLI&G, Auct o,t4-d
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ETED.

ECSHER. On October 7th, 1878 FRANK
bCSHER aged IL years aud months
Funeral to take place al No. GIL ID street north
east "wednesday morning. at So'clOck.
DONOVAN. On October 7th. 1873. JULIA
DONOVAN. widow or late Cornelius Donovan,
aged 43 ears.
Fer fUneral will take place from her late resi-.
dence, 1t14 h street northwest, on wednesday, at
3 y. m. Friends are invited TO attend.
May she rest In peace.
HOOVER. JOHN HOOVER; born November,
1871; dieo October 18th, 1873.
The funeral viii take place On Wednesday, at
half past three O'Clock m, from Oak Hill Gene
terry. Friends AID relatives are invited.
JACKSON. At BIS country res.dence I'm
PRICE Geort IS county, Md. at 7:30 O'Clock Oc-
tober S.h- 1873, B.L.JACKsoN, in The sixty-fourth
year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sCAGGS. On Monday morning, October 7th.
1878, Mrs. MARY JANE SCAGGs wife OF David
ScaRgs.
Funeral ssrvIces October 9th, 1873. At 3 o,clo.r
p m. In the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
her many frierds are invited TO attend
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DOWLING, Auct1onser.

SALE UNDFR DEED OF TRUST AND BY
ORDER OF COURT OF VERY VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE OF
STREET, BETWEEN 14rH AND l5TH
,STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded Sep ID
OF the land records for the county OF Washing LII
ton, by request of the holder OF the note thereby
secured, and pursuant to order OF court passed
september 9th, A.. d. 1878. in cause No. GAO
equity docket.of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
triCt OF Columbia. We. tie undersigned trustees,
en- TUESDAY, the 9th day OF October 1873 at
O'Clock p; m., the following described real es ate
In the city of Washington, in the said Dis
tIlct, to wit: All of original lot numbered four
go. In square numbered two hundred and twenty
-FOUR, as the same Is known and designated on the
sixty feet aid seven inches t6l #. in on the
north side OF street north, between IA h and 18th
streets west, and running through with that
width, one hundred and thirteen feet eight and
Ee-hal inches l13 It. 81 fn.) to thirty 900 feet
wide alley, together with the in provements.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and the residue
IN Two U, equal lnstalments, payable at one ~
and two % years from the day of sale, for which
the notes OF the purchaser purchasers are to be
given. payable to the order OF the undersigned
unstees, with interest, payable semi. ly. at
Ine raIe OF seven ~ per centum per annum until
SOD; or an cash, at the option of the purchaser
purchasers deposit CT $500 will be req uirsi at
The time OF tie SALE and Ii the terms of the sale be
not complied with within one week from the day
OF sac the property may be resold at the cost and
rsk or the aefaulting purchaser after FIVE days NO
ttce in the Evening Star BE sspaper An convey
aEcing at purchaser cost.
JAMES III. JoHSsroN, Trustees.
: seTSouaus webster Law Building.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER OF HER HUs-
BAND:-Mrs. Margaret Mooney and John Sex
heen arrested charged with the murder of
James Mooney, husband of Mrs. Mooney, who
with Sexton, endeavOred to obtain the permits
buried at once. but who suspected something.
and sent for the coroner. Sexton and the wo-
man had been suspiciOusly intimate for some
Time: 1t was proved that Mrs. Mooney had
purchased four ounces of arsenic on the 9TH
OF September, and on the day the Mooney
died had obtained Is grains of strychnine at
ano'her store. The stomach of deceased will
be ANALYSED.
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TRAGIC DEATH OF A YOUNG LADy.-,Ijss
Annie Clusters, beautiful and charming belle
OF Northampton county, Ohio, came to a shock
lEg death last Friday. 1t appears that Capt.
mes. I. I0gry, friend or lover of the lady.
mad just returned from hunting, and sat with
her in the portico of her fathers residence
He said that both barrels of his shot gun were
nnloaded. and proceeded to speak of what a
line time he had had in the forest. While he
was talking he happened to fool with the trig-
ger OF the gun. when, oh, horrors! it went off,
and heavy load of buckShot tore Miss Gus
ters' head all TO pieces Togry Shrieked and
tainted. The unfortunate victim was popular
with every one, and her untimeIy end viii be
incurred by the community
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The SHERMAN FAMILY-It Is absolutely uu
true TO say that General Sherman is embi!-
tered against the Catholic church because his
son Joined the JeSuits, and it is brutal To
insinuate that young Sherman's choice has
disturbed in any way the peace of the family.
In letter to his amiabe and accomplished
wife, dated Santa Fe, n NJ, August 295h, zen.
Shhrman speaks in high terms of The courtesy
and kindness of Bishop Lamy, and describes
a visit Which he paid TO the residence OF the
bishop. He also describes, with evident inter
est, The progress made by the residents of
Santa Fe, and tells his beloved wife OF the
grand new cathedral of stone which is to re
pace the old wooden structure that was erect
ed two hundred years ago. Gen. Sherman's
VISIT TO the convent and cathedral of Santa Fe
and his reception by Bishop Lamy show that,
however much he may have been diSappoint-
ed in his sons vocation, he is too sensible a
man and too good husband 10 vent his dis
pleasure in abuse of the Catholic Church or
neglect OF his family CdthOlic Hernld
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se,O-d
nUNCANsON Bros. Auctloneers,

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT On SECOND, BETWEEN d
AND K STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue l. deed Of trust dated july ST. sAs
A.; II: 1877, ard recorded in Libsr No. 1856 70
folio $40, one Of the land records Of the Dis--
trict OF Columbia, will sell, at public auction,
II front Of the premises, on TUESDAY the
18th day OF October, A. d. 1878, at O'Clock
p. N, TIE following described real estate,
situate IN m the e, city Of Washington DC. to
division CT Square No $40 rs the same IL rec ordsd
bia.
Terms Of sale: The amount of Indebtedness Sc
cured by the deed Of trust and of sale cash
aDd me ba ance In two equal payments, at six and
6e secured by deed Of Trust on property sold. 4
deIOit OF 500 will be required OF the purchaser at
cost OF pur haser II terms OF sale are not Complied
with within five days after sale. thu Trus:ee re-
and cost OF The defsulting purchaser, after five
days notice, TO be published In some newspaper
published in the District of Columbia
CCiS-O WIN. ID. CAsSIN. Truat40.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURN DAYS.
nOWNMAN l. GREEN, Auctioneers.
IL 412 7th st. northwest.

NOMNMAN u GREEN, Auctioneers.
IL 412 7th st. northwest.
TRHsTEEs, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN x AMI
HASDsoME SR1 6 HRN sEsIbESos2f No.
lO19. w.
By virtue of q deed of trust to us. dated -
the 9th day OF June, A. ID. 1874 and duly re- -
corded in Liber No. 1853, folio l24 one OF the E:iS
land records OF the District OF Columbia. and an
the written request OF the party secured thereby
we Will offer Tor sale, In front of the premises
THURSDAY, October 10th, AID. 1878. at 1
?. m the following described real estate situate
IN the CITY OF w arlington, District of COlum-
pa; 70 with sub.iot numbered twenty seven (27),
numbered fourteen. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen
and eighteen, OF John L. Kidweli's recorded su D.
DIVISION OF lots In square numbered two hundred
anu seventeent together with the improvements
coonSlstlng OF the Handsome Brick Residence, NO
1O19 Vermont avenue, ~'
Terms OF fale IS prescribed In the deed OF trust:
ne Iul amount OF the Indebtedness, together with
tne INTEREST, costs, commissions and expenses In
CssSn, ana the balance at twelve, twenty -four and
tnrty-six months, for which the notes of the pur-
CHASER bearing interest at the rate of six per CEN
rum Per aInum from the day OF sale and secured
Dy deed OF trust on the property sold Shall be
taken. deposit OF five hundred dollars shall be
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale, and
the expense OF the purchaser. Tne Trustees re-
ferye the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the purchaser In default Ii the terms
re not complied with in ten DAYS after the day of
aale. WIN. H. PHILIP lu
ser1S-d&dS JAMES NJ. LATTA. Aiustsos.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auction r.
w Successors to Wa ash. q. WilliaEs.)
Northwest corner 10Th AID ID Streets

TWO.STt RY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
FRONTING ON l. STREET. BETWEEN
9Th AND 7TH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
U(TIUN.
On TUESDAY, October 18th, at 4:30 IL
o'clock p m. We shall sell In front Of the Is%:H
premises, pant lot No 9. in square 449. hav-&.&
house.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months for notss bearing iu-
teIest and secured by deed of tIust on properly
sold All conveyaicing at purchasers cost. $50
down on day of sale,
oct7 WALTEaB. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts,
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TWELVE DAYS WITHOUT FooD. - The
steamship City of Chester sailed from Liver
leol September p, and arrived at New York
friday: On her arrival the matches OF her
orlop geek We're opened for the first time
since they wee put down al Liverpool e'eyen
days ago. Underneath them a man was found
barely alive. lie had lived without food or
water during that period, and he must have
suffered almost as much from want of air "a
llncents hospital, where he is i'm fair way
TO recover. He said his name was James Don
nelly. that he was . years old, and slowed
himself away in the vessel In order to get pas
sage 10 this country.
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POLICEMAN KILLED BY A BURGLAR-
vt Chicago, about II o'clock FRIDAY nigLt
Ohicer Race, OF the police force, saw man on
state street driving a wagon, and having a
suspicion that something was wrong at
tempted 70 Investigate the matter when ths
man drew pistol and shot Race through the
head, killing him instantly. 1t was afterward
discovered that burglars had entered the dry
gocoS store OF L. +. Jaflray and stolen a GUAM
tity of silk ard velvet goods. The man who
did the shooting is supposed to have been one
OF the four burglars engaged in the robbery.
No arrests have yet been made
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DUNCANsoN BROS Auct,oneers.

IMPROVED AED UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
IN DIFFERENT sECrIONS OF THE
CITY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 11th October, at O'Clock D.
No., in trent OF the premises, on stree, batWs q
"a ano 80 streets sou hesst, we will Sell
pait Lot =, square 1853 Unimprosed.
Pa1t Lot 3, square 1GS, two story Frame II 3usa,
ToLIS
Pert Lot 4, square 766 improved by four two
8 olS Frame and one two-S:ory Brick House.
Part Lo, sGua q 7e6, untmprovad.
Oh MuED " IA h Uctcher. At 5 o clock
southeast. untnIDIOy-G.
On WEDN EsDAY, 18Th October, at O'Clock
l. stteet southeast, improved by Frame House.
AZ 6a o'c.osk M. Lot 49, on Munroe street,
Uniontowr, improved by Frame House.
Title g. Cd Or IO SALE A deposit required at time
OF sic. Terms liberal and mads known at TINA
OIL Ia q. Id
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CRIME N NORFOLK, WA half crazy CONN.,
tryman from the shades of Princess Anne
county, Va, named j. III. Whitehurst assault
cd several men Ia Norfolk, Saturday, with
horse pistol, all of whom escaped except s. s
Kelley, who was approached unawares and
badly shot in the neck, the ball penetrating
about TWO inches and burying itself in the
muscles. Nhitehurst was captured after
struggle and lodged In jail. The negro James
Bruce, who murdered a white woman named
fIlZaOeth Stephenson, In q Metcalf lane bag
MO, ard was sent To the penitentiary for eight
cen years and escaped, has been rearrested in
Phi adelplia
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE CREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Routs and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, Vert
and A0ufhXEeaf.

North. Northwest, West
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. JUN. o, 1878.
LEAVE WASHIN8TON:
d E55Dress 6IicStt CITY: ON Sunday to Baltinors
,y9netion. Jsssnp's, Hanover. and Xix Kidge.
e5o 2; m:-Baltimore. Annapolis and way.
ti:sS :. m.-Bsitlmor ss ana Laurel Express.
Minchestsr. Hagerstown, and way Stations.
$3.50 q, m.-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Bal Bs1ti@Grs EJIress Par,o, Car 70 New York
1928 Q. m.-st. Louis. Chicago, Columbus, and
Pittsburg Express: Hagerstown and Valley
G9 oad0nsa G ay a1si
300 ?; m-On snnday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
lo:oo a. m.-Raltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
densburg, Betsvilie, Laurel. Annapolis juno.
H1c p m.-Baltimcfe, Annapolis. Ellicott City
tl:SOp. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. On Sundays to Baltimore only. stop
ping al all Stations. Stops at Laurel.
430 p. m.-Bsitimore, Bladensburg, and Laurel
E;1 FL Frederick via Relay. Stops al Annap
f4:s5 p. m."Polnt of Rocks. Frederick, Hssers-
days to Point OF Rocks and way Citations only.
"A 40 p. m.-batimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
70 80 p. n.-FiIlsdelphia Norfolk ana Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except suncay. Norfolk P1s-
senoers taken In the Cars direct to Boat a: Can
+s:bop. m.E8atimore and Way Va t ssssiors.
f7:1o p. m.-Cnicago and Columbus Express.
SIeepfng Cars TO CHICAGO.
1925 p. MS. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
PitiSburs EXPRESS. Pittsbnrs, e1cepc Sunday.
1880 p. m.-NsB York, PhiladeIptlls alii Bals,-
more ExpT@ ~. Steepfng Car TO New York, and
sPeslal sieei.ing Car to PhlIsislphla.
AL trains SECp ST Relay St3LiOa. 1910
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IrHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRISTEES' SALE OF THREE OF
II

TRuSTEES' SALE OF THREE OF THOSE
HANEEOHE FOUR-STORY DWELLINGS
On COKCORAE STREET. Nos. 1913, 1921
and 1928 between Q and streets.
BY virtue OF three S-veral deeds Of trust, ia
each dated the 21st April, A. D. 1874 and re- ss.
corded in Liber NO. $50, at ages l73. lit and.t&
49, respectively, CT the land records o; District
Of Columbia the Subscribers win sell to ths highest
bidder, en- the premises. st 3 O'Clock o. N. on
MONDAY n o the 21st day Of October. AID.
1878 tie following property, situated 10 30 uars
No. go. In the City of Washington District of
Columbia, according 10 Chtpm IN, Exley & Rich
srds' subdivision, to wit: Lots No. Twenty-one,
TWENTY-FIVE and Twentv-si1, each being 2Ox90
feet. and each containing 4-story brick yelling
house, " 18th modern convenionCes.
Ter ms OF salt: One-fouYth Of the purchase money
Ia cash Tor AL cash at tho option of the purchaser
ard the residue In ore, two, and three years, on
notes OF equal sums bearing interest st per cent
per an ann1n payable ssmi-annaally, from the day
OF tus', to the Satis faction of the Trustees. in
clut iLg insurance. deposit of 500 each house
will be required at the time of tue sale. The houses
viii be told separately, and all conSeyancing win
be at the purchasers cost.
se,so-d e. q. n \. Hon III Trustees.
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r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE
WEST SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
BE- WEE AMI l. STREETS NORTH.
= b. virtue OF deed Of trust, dated January era
8, 1915, duly recorded in Liber IT'S, folio i6S h8
one of the land rtc rls of the district OF 49,
Cclnm ha. and of a sccreo OF tie Supreme Court Of
said District, pasted in the cause of Herbert ct al
VS.. Pat ct a.. No. 6 2a1 Equity, we viii offer
for So at nubllc auction in 'front.' OF the prem
ises, onTUFSDAY, the % day O. October, 1878.
at O'Clock pm. that certain parcel of grouDd,
with the improvements thereon, in Washington
city In said District, known as the north % feat
8 inches front on ew Jersey avenue. and running
back it'll that width TO the rear of thereof, of the
lot 10 In square 55S.
Terms OF ae: One-third cash on the day OF sal !;
the taiance ia two eqEal payments, at six aad
twelve months from day of sale. or all cash at OPP
ton OF purchaser: the purchasers promssory
notes to BE- given therefor secured to the satisfa
ton OF the undersigned by deed of trust ON the
property sole, and policy of Insurance on the
huit ing. Terms to be complied with within 7
days or resale at risk and cost of defaulting lr-
chaser. 500 deposit acceptance OF bid. All
COnVeyaD, ing a. purchasers cost.
R skstH4f e. s. HAIL. MTLARNER' }Trustees.
OCt4-2aWSdJ
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u h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
1kUSTEHS' SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STCRY ERAME DIV ELL Nj on the south

sTCR1 FRAME DWELLING, on the south
west corner of 10th and streets north aast.
By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated June 30
1Ilh. A. ID 1877, duly recorded in Liber No "a
st5 folio 23S one of the land records for The -
District OF Columbia, and at the request of tre
rarity secured thereby, we will sell at publ auc-
ton. in frODt OF the premises. ON TUESDAY, DC.
tOber 18th, 1875 at clock p NJ, all that cetain
piece or parcel o; ground situate in tho city OF
Washington. u. c., known a3 Lot numbered
trirty-four (34), in Lanckton'S recorded subdivi-
sion Of Square number nine hundred and thirty
three $3.50, too ether with the Improvements. SC
Terms: Cne-thiTd cash. and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months with Interest a. per
cent. pr album, secured by deed of trust on the
chaser. 500 required as deposit at the tims OF
sale and ali coDveysnCiBg ana recording at pur-
chast r. cost Terms 10 he complied with in seven
days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of tho de-
faUliipg purchaser after 5ve days advertisement,
MAtION ASHFORD, }Tr,o+oos
cc3-d HORACE j. FROST, }iruSISes.
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70 81. WARNNN, Ksal Esfate AuctIoneer,

10
BY virtue OF decd Of trust from Catharine 81
EaIret, Gated February 23d, a. ID. 1875, re- Isssa
one of the land records for the District of Column
bia lWiil sell at public auction, in front of the
p,emlSes, on TUESDAY, October Is n, 1878, at 8
the said Catharine Barrett. in and to the fol wing
described real estate, situate In the City OF WASH
lot rum cred four ~, in square numbered eight
hue dred and thirty six 1880, on the northeast
corner OF 9th and y ste. northeast containing
folty-tWo hundred a 2OO) square feet OF ground,
mIloTed by f:ara dwelling house.
Terms: 500 wi b interest at 10 per cent par
annum, from August 23d 1873. TO day OF sale and
expenses Of sale In cash. and thu balance in six and
twelve months for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured BY deed of trust on the property sold,
viii be taken. A deposit OF 500 will be required
OF the purchaser at the tin OF sale, and all convey
ancing at expense OF purchaser.
co- JOS; g; G: KENNEDY, Trustee,
j. L. COLOW ELL, Salesman. octl-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-08

CONGRESSMAN A. C. HARMER, of PENINSULA
MIA, met with painful accident i'm Phil idel-
phla Saturday night, rupturing one of the
nDreS OF the muscles of his right leg, The
injury, although not of a dangerous character,
will necessitate his remaining in a sitting posi-
ton tor several DAYS.