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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

SLAVERY IN CuBA-In the Spanish chamber
OF deputies at Madrid, Thursday, Senor Fable
asked whether IL was true that member OF the
English cabinet had announced in parliament
that Spain had entered into engagements with
England regarding the abolition OF slavery IN
Cuba. The minister OF the colonies replied that
no Spanish minister had concluded auy treaty
with any country for the Introduction OF re-
forms In Cuba. He said the government would
submit to the cortes such reforms as ft might
consider suitable for Cuba and Spain,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

ATRocioCs MVRpER-At 10 O'Clock wednes-
day night q farmer named James Crosby re-
turned 10 his home, near Conewango station,
nfteen miles from jamestown, n. Y. He missed
and heard a shrill whistle from the trees near
by, but paid no attention 10 IL. He entered the
mouse by the uIfaSteDed Kitchen door, took OF
his coat and boots, called his wife, aud then
received heavy blow on the head. He fought
ana he'd on to his asSailant until he was
dragged 10 the roadway, where he received
Tie aSsailants then fled. A cry OF murder
brought neighbors, who, entering the house,
found Mrs. crosby lying Ia bed, having proba-
by been dead ha'f an hour. The pillows were
stained with blood, and prints OF fingers on her
Leck showed that She had been choked TO death
10 prevent her alarming others In the house. A
little Child In trundle bed near its mother was
Lot awakened. Private papers were overhauled
and revolver aid small amount OF money
were carried on. Two men were arrested on
Sus pic!Cn, but have teen released
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MAJOR KNLEY OF Los Angeles. Cal, inf ,rs
from recent events that he has secret enemy
Somebody sent him q basket of oranges, and
after eating one he fell seriously iii. The water
10 his well and the meat In his cellar were next
found TO contain poison. One night bullet
whtZzed through window past his head and
subsequently charge OF buckShot was sent
through his hat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

A SAD ACCIDENT occurred at Hancock, Nd,
yesterday. III. Nj. Fields, son OF q. w Fields
agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
that place, whilst looking on as Captain L. ii,
kuhn and a friend were shooting woodcocs,
received In his face and neck the whole charge
from Captain Kuhn's gun, some forty shot
taking effect, one IL the LEFT eye, probably caus-
Ing is entire loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

A CONVICT DEsPERADo SHOT DEAD.-John
Barrett, convict in the Sing Sing On. W
prison, made q furious assault Yesterday upon
Officer Mackin with knife. He then ran to the
north foundery. pursued by the officers where
he attacked Keeper Good with q hammer
whereupon Good shot him dead. Mackfn's In.
juries are lot serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

ARRANGING FOR A ROYAL SPANISH MAR.
RIAGE.-Lntie has been heard OF late concern
Ing the proposed marriage between the King of
Spain and the ArchducheSS Marie Christine of
Austria, but the elaborate prel1minaries are In
course or arrangement. The bride now pro-
posed was born In July, 1855. she is the only
daughter OF the late Archduke Charles Ferdi-
nand OF Austria, and her mother, the Arch
duchess Elizabeth, was widow OF the Archduke
Ferdinand of MOdena
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RAILROAD LEAsE.-At meeting or the IL
rectors or the New Jersey Southern railroad
and the Central railroad OF New Jersey, at
freehold, yesterday, the lease OF the southern
route TO the Central was finally consummated,
and Judge Lathrop receiver OF the Central
railroad OF New jersey, was elected president
of the Southern route under the new title OF
the New Jersey Railway COMPANY
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A WRIT was scr

A WRIT was served Thursday, at Railway.
n. j., On u. z. Plumb, representing the Ameri.
can Cnicn Telegraph Company, for 5000 dam
arrest OF James L. Shaw, J. c. Smith and q.
Mott, officers OF the Continental Telegraph
Company for an alleged conspiracy against the
American Union Telegraph Company. Messrs.
Shaw, Smith and Mott have retained ex-Ioy.
Bedle and ex-senator Stone as counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

MEssRs. SHULTZ AND VoN BARGES have re.
signed from the directory of the San Francisco
Bullion and ExcheQuer mines, and w. ii. Sears
and DR.. Crittendon elected In their places r.
B. Shannon has been made president OF both
corporations. The dissatisfied stockholders.
however, viii probably be content with nothing
less Than clean sweep and new election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

LOUISE, VICTORIA AND MAUD, the young
daughters OF the Prince of Wales, rarely an.
pear In public 10 any but the simplest OF dresses
They are sometimes seen with their mother at
the theater In plain white linen or cotton sailor
are often met riding and driving In neat sailor
dresses OF dard blue wooden. They went with
their father and mother to the recent French
1air Ia gowns OF plain pink cambria with Sashes
OF crimson harmoniZing with the pink
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINO1NG
ID The public is respectfully informed that the
IYOETT bOOKBINDERY
s carried Oh AZ heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
Will be In the SUP erior style which has always been
Characteristic Of the establishment.
apS-ly 10l2 Pennsylvsnia avenue Sd door.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
U PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
10l2 PennsylyaniA avenue, Washington, D. O,
II Fine Printing Specially. janl8ly
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GROWTH OF CATHOLICISM IN IOwA.-By the
recent order emanating from the Church OF
Rome, Iowa will soon be divided into bishop
RIGS, to be known as the eastern and western
dtoceseS. The new bishop, whose confirmation
is dally expected from the Pope, Will be station
ed at Council Bluffs and be known as the bishop
OF Council Bluffs. The other, Bishop Hen.
messy, will be retained at Dubuque. A hand
some cathedral, it is stated, Will soon be ne
ceSSity at Council Bluffs
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A FALL OF SIXTY FRRT.-While q carpenter
named Ryland Epps was throwing some old tim
bers from the roof OF tobacco factory In Rich
mond, Va. THURSDAY, he was dragged on by q
nail in plank catching in his shirt ana preclpi-
tated nearly sixty feet to the ground, receiving
serious and perhaps fatal internal injuries.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
L md UNIMPRQYEQ PROPERTY.

Nb HAMfRoRES
p D. ls17, duly recorded in Liber No 853. f"l
@ sns at
party n secured IT. vii sell At public auction
real the h Of 81 cd
on FRIDAY, AUGUST lst. A. D. 1879. at O'Clock p:
lot a 81
nue, between 12th and 18th sts. northwest
side Of Connecticut avenue between and sts
A. At 4e Ell Pm, the north seventeen l7) feet
subdivision Of square 1855 on west side of Oonnect
Cut e. 49, O'clock
pt lot 10 6os on 3d. between and
tween and streets southw s'' '1- " A0' 10
oan. seatwees el0
al. Immediately thereafter lot G. SQUARE 6l2. south
sether with the improvements, etc 0''' w.
and IN and 1.-THE the balance
six per cent Per annum, secured by deed Of trust
on the property soid or al eeh at option Of tae
It tin Of S .na al sn eI
cording at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
the right to resell the properly at the risk and
cost OF the deIautDg purchaser after five days ad-
BRAINARD q WARNER, 1r,stsos
DuSoassRJHHs t Bros I AaeEs
SALE OF Ev VERY sFTr yAhgABLE IMPROVED REAL
G C3kkTE STREET AND CoNNEoTIoUT
snq x ysHs Ct ssfS s Of s
t in he af 7 g. folio 81 ct Of the land
BY The Supreme Court Of the District q Columbia.
s. Pep. er is complainant and Alexander r Shep.
hera ct al are defendants, and by direction Of the
hs win I Ct P PSs bIsmsss to
the City Of Washington District of Columbia. TO wit
one hundred and sixty four i16D, and bounded and
a aas az ff4Ws Begnnnx at point On
as 912 ieep esst Of the southwestern Of said
feet ,na nine eeSss Fl s t.
t Of sd thence north
81 go to the
line OK orlsinal lot numbered three o., 10 said
said snd f ind It g s Lee
three about eighty five feet intersect line drawn
due south to the point Of besnnna toether WITH
M the snd s. te priv
il any wise arpertanns % Lie same 'e0is'ns' or
Terms Ct SALE g prescribed by said deed of trust.
lars IN CASH further sum twenty THOUSAND doi
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of min, per
whoh By
deed Of trust upon the property sold shall be
t6Ren, ana the balance at tWenty-fOur and thirty
six months, for which the notes Of the purchaser.
per aDnnm from the day Of sale ana secured by q
deco ct trust on the property sold shall be taken
Of the at the time Of sale, and all convey
aneing snai be at the expense Of the purchaser Il
five days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
tie tight TO resell the property g the risk and cost
OF the defAutlng purchaser after ten days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM a I 3; PH1LLdIP.} Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jyl6d&ds
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AN INFANT GIANT IN KBNTUCKY.-Mr Castle
man, near Russell Springs, is the father OF a
Child eleven months old that weighs sixty. five
pounds and a half, and growing at the rate of
six pounds per month. 1t is perfectly healthy
and as active as other children of Its age At
blrth IL weighed but nine pounds.-[ Lebanon
dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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jy26 6&ds
A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.

LA
On THURSDAY NEXT, July 81, 1879 at L. m
we will offer for sale at public auction at auct
rooms, southeast corner Of 9th and gts orthwest
In this city
Certificate No. 341 for shares Of the Capital
Stock of the Second National Bank OF Washington
par value of each share S100
Five Certificates of tho stock OF the National Gap.
itol Real Estate Association of Washington, D. c.,
Nos 723 to 727, both inclusive.
Terms cafh.
jy26F,t,W3t DUNCAEEON BROS, Aucts
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r T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR GNIoNTowN.' D. q. Ell
y, 1876: and recorded in Liker Nc 1856. folio k1!
423, OF the land records Of D. O., and by .4::
Lie auction, in front Of the premises, on THURS.
pay. August 2, At O'CLOCK pm. lot No l in sec
county Of Washington, D. O., with the Improve.
ments. consisting OF two two-story frame Dwell.
ings.
Terms; 0ns; ; ca cash; balance in twelve and
q sale. Conveyaacing ct expense Of purchsser'
Terms to Rs eo%pIled 9Th bin in ten days.
jy2l.24,26, e. 81 ,Aug2.l,6
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SHARPENING SPOON HANDLE TO KILL HIM.
sELF.-Peter Scwhan. prisoner in the Newark
jail. cut an artery in his leg Thursday night
with the handle OF a spoon which he had sharp
ened. he was fast bleeding TO death when dis
covered. The few OF blood was stopped and his
life saved. He had just been sentenced to i've
years in the state prison for cutting man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

AN ENGLISH WIDOW who has figured during
the last four years In London as an active par
tlsan OF the Woman's Rights movement, an in
mate OF lunatic asylum and the author or a
series OF letters on the iniquity OF the Zulu war
Which she had placarded all over London, has
made herself particularly attentive to the six
ZuluS now on exhibition at st. JameS's Hall
and announces her desire to marry the best
looking Of their number
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PROPOSALS.

FJNOFUSALS FOh WHIIE MARBLE OK
l. GRANITE FOR THE WASHINGTON MOND-
ENGINEER OFFICE, WAsH1NGToN MONUMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 10, 1879
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until y M ca the SlsT OF JULY; 1879 and opened
the Washinston Monument, in this city
l25c0 cubic feet, more or less, OF White Marble or
5000 " of Granite
Specifications. blanks, or any further information,
will be furnished from this ofics upon request of
parties engaged in the business Of QuArryiny gu Ii
materials. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Col. Engineers,
Ey196t Engineer in Charge.
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A Young LADY DRowNED.-While a party OF
ladies and gentlemen were rowing on the
Schuylkili at Reading, Pa, Thursday, their
Kate knobb. OF Bfrdsboro', aged Is, a niece OF
Jacob knobb, esq, OF the Times and DISPATCH
Was thrown overheard and drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

A MINE ON MousouIro RANGE. near LeadyiIle,
In which w. A. ii. Loveland, OF the Denver
Meas, has one-half interest. has come into mar.
yeIous rich carbonates equal to anything be-
fore discovered. Loyeland refused 100000 for
his interest, and has paid 100000 for three adj.
iarenf mines
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1HE RIGHTS OF MARRIED woNEN-AtAnnap.
lis Judge Alvey yesterday delivered the opifl-
ION OF the court OF appeals in the case OF Mary
y. Worthfngton VS.. Anetta Cook and Israel
COOK, her husband. This Is an action brouhght
on separate covenant or a married woman,
contained In a lease, against the lessee and her
IAN annual rent for the premises and all taxes
therton, and the breach alleged is the non-pay-
ment or rent accrued due and certain taxes that
nave been assessed The defendants demurred
10 the declaration ana the grounds of the de-
mufTer are, according TO The contention OF the
defen0ants, first. that a married woman is not
suab,e at law upon breach OF a covenant made
be mainlainable against the wife, &c was error
10 Join the husband. The court says the rem
cay Tor breach OF the coyenent above Il by
action OF law: but II was error TO Join the hus-
band with IT. The judgment or the court be-
low In sust aining the demurrer is afiirmed; but
me cause Is relnanded TO the end that, by pro-
rer amendment, the cause may be tried upon
its merits
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TIE DAEyILLB AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY filed their articles OF incorporation at
Springfield, ILL.,, yesterday. Their capital 4
SEQ 600. The company is organized to operate
the Paris aid Danville railroad, recently sod
unCer foreclosure.
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FATAL FALL OF A BRIDGE. The Mohawk river
bridge at lion, n. Y. fell Thursday, with 20
persons on ii, all falling into the river, but eS-
Gaping unhurt, excepting Highway Commits
sioner Frederick A Heimer, OF Herkimer, aged
over 20 years. lie had charge or the repairs.
A STICK CT timber or a bolt Penetrated one Of
his lungs and IL is feared ne will die
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1MMIGRATION.-Durlng the month OF June
1929 immigrants arrived In New York, against
1851 In June, 1878. During the twelve months
ended June 30, 1879, the number Of Immigrants
arriving at New York was SO, 224; citizens OF the
United States returning from Europe sc, 49,
soJourners, 6,24?, against r. les Immigrants,
Z5,'o6 returning citizens and 1913 sojOurners
for the preceding twelve months.
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In the L. S. district court In Boston, Wednes-
day; John Astoul, alias John Curtis, who re-
Gently pleaded guilty to having In his possession
tional Bank Of Paving, Duchess county, was
sentenced On two Indictments to seven wears
imprisonment In the Massachusetts, state prison
Astoul is said to be very respectfully connected
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TOTO GREAT 1O9R

1879 rExs ssH9hAH 1879
TO TEL d sSs!4; $sssf s..u' sog9Hwss1
s,1DDD sozsxs1. x1ssm1ozz7 1aU11x1u1.
TRAINS LEV 4is iii 81 ST. from Depot
,,... corner Of Sixth and 3 street,. 6 follow.:
Ssss + 8 f sssHs 81 IS ss!s: sS%
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD
snd shs Aor e B @ dsy sseep
s11nd.y 20 Pr; SsiiX: s1osgs s;.q5assy: xilh
Loci H.ven. and Elmira. ., 80 Am. daiiy. ex.
For Rev s Yo1f and the East. 80 daily. except
1c S,ss 4 Paln. MANI fs Ss11
yssssx Gy VIZ Boat. * BTo0R es EVn 4nHs J:
ing double ferriAse and Journey ACROSS NsV
Tor Philsds phi.. s:ss Am. and 80 pm, daily,
shcsRt Sunday Sunday. ana 40! aGls s p r.; asny
ed ; 81 =. r. My except Sunday; 10 SO An
For Pope's Cresi Line. 40 :. q. and Gao p. M,
Tor 1 RS:soS:: % a and .:aO p m. daily, sz
A1T XIV Psb AfP HA15
Ton RAiIRoA6.A ASDnN AMI WASHING
Gof Aie1sno5n, q 10 D. ~ II Am rs ., 4:2C,
%. 1end II W pm. On Sunday at 4 m. and
For Richmond and the South. $50 Am. daily and
$40 , N daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra Tor washington, 8. tbs, g.
20, an: J, 3, 20.s. 9. snd n pm. on
sunday at 8 and 10 Am, Rnd pm.
Tickets. Information. Sleeping and Parlor Oar 70
commodAtions can be procured ut the Offices north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
g 4 .
hotels and residences.
= r. FARMKR, General Passenser AGENT
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SITTING BULL.-The Canadian interior DEPART
paTtment does not credit the report that Sit
Ting Bulls band Is on the war path, and iu is
believed at Ottawa that Gen. Miles has been
misled by traders and scouts who are always
ready for fight
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GERMANY AND ANERICA.-A cable from Ber-
lin says: There Is no serious foundation for the
reported misunderstanding between Germany
and the United States on the account OF the
compulsory military service law being enforced
in Germany on Germans who have acquired
citizen rights In the United States.
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FIGURING MILLS BURNED-The Empire. Raa,
proc1ty and Lake ontario Touring mills which
nave elevators attached, at Oswego, N Y. were
burned Thursday night. The loss viii aggrerate
about 900; insurance SIS, 900. Buildings ad-
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MtsER hRCM's Observation-Disclosures NJ. Krum.
OF 81. Kenny, n. u, was found dead on Monday
misery life, and had almost literally starved
himself 10 death. He was supposed TO have had
few hundred dollars in the house. but the
coroner found nothing. Krum was nearly 20
wears Old "
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MICHAEL BoLANDER, foreman In the candy
factory OF Siawson Co., NewYork, was stabbed
70 me heart ana killed Thursday by an Italian
whom he had discharged. The murderer was
captured after desperate resistance.
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eF-Col. James Billbro, who was recently
hanged at Canton, said on the scaffold that he
was going straight 10 heaven. An old negro
In the crowd, who evidently wanted 10 send
message said TO the condemned man, "Ef
you see Aunt Polly Lott dar, tell hsr
hOWdy. IT ficdlUne
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTRRNOOW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE REAL
RSTATE .->.>>>.

me. bearing date the 18TH day Of July, 1871, f.n
ana recorded among the land records Of the .2..
sell ct public suctten. upon the premises, on SAT
uKD "a 9e e 10Th OF July instant at O'Clock
Beginning at southwes ct corner Of lot and running
THENCE along the west line Of said lot 25 thence
east LAP feet 10 inches to the rear line OF said lot
thence south along said line 2lfeet to the south
line OF said lot thence along said south line l42 feet
10 inches to heginpfn9.
This property is well located. and is improved by
. comfortable dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In one
and two years, deferred payments to be secured BY
deed Of trust on TIE property Sold or otherwise to
at cost Of purchaser. Purchaser will be required to
pay 300 in cash ut time Of sale
jyl4eo&ds W. B. WEBB, Trustee
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IMPAIRMENT OF ACATE,

~ WASHINGTON. d. o., July Sth, 1879
Sealed proposals Will be received at the q. part
ment OF State until II NJ, the 29th da, OK July,
1872 to furnish this Department with fuel or the
year ending June 80 1880, to be delivered in Such
quantities as may be desired.
Information ae to kinds and quantities of coal and
wood can be obtained OF the undersigned at this
Department.
The right to reject any and all bids or to acc.pt
any !ortion OF any bid is reserved; and each bid.
ger is required to furnish with his bid bond in
faithful performance of the contract which may lie
awarded to him.
jyl2&26 B. G. MORGAN. Superintendent.
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HAILsToNEs LARGE As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from Marlborough, y. Y. tell OF q terrific storm
al that place Tuesday afternoon. Hailstones as
large as butternuts tel, and the water ran
tilrongh The Railways OF the private residences
several barns were struck by lightning and
destroyed. Tie loss VIII amount 10 several
Thousand dollars. The storm lasted fwn nnnrs
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HR-The Grundy Va.) Vidette contained the
following brief editorial the other day after the
editor had been sent to jail by Judge RiveS for
refusing to testify: "DamD old RtyeS."
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jyS-2awSt h. u. STEPHEN, trustees
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
~ AND LOT, No. 800 II STREET NORTH

EAST.
OF the District OF Columbia passed In equity 90
cause No. 379l, Will sell at public ancton -0.&.
~ at O'Clock Pm. Lot "a, in j. Mccarthy s sub.
diyiei1n OF square $50 improved by twostory
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in three eausl
instruments In ak, twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes OF the purchaser will be taken bear
ing interest from day OF sale, at eight per cent and
70 mred " deed OF trust on property sold. de-
elms are not complied with in Ave days. the pro
perry Will be reeod at risk and cost Of defaulfirp
chaseI's c. st. >f~A
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
4S8 Louisisna aYenIie
D. ID. WAhNEh, AocSonoef. jyl8eodEds
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pEDUCED Prices.
RAILROADS.
RALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and short Lime TO thu
North, Northwest, West


TIL eREAr D0gB1E TRACK.
North; III Essssh,S::s: w 1ss % the
axe 'nif5 4i6 & us At An
Iii MGss A and e. Wilkins s
mont. strasbuIg, Winchester. Haserstown. Frede
8: 200 am.SfBaItimore and Laurel Express
$40 am-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont. Strasburs.
Soss Prs SSex s'so Boston and
B Bs Express Parlor car to New York and
Pittsburgh Express Frederick, Hagerstown and
ssto1 Pullman Cars to Ginsinnatl dag. a GRAZ
ton to sandus5y, daily. except saturday:
10 90 = m-Balt!more Express Stops at Blsdens
3i0 ?. m.-Bsltimors. Annapolis, ELLIOTT City
IsS p ,;oE: Yos1 Philadelphia and Boston
%S sunaa md Sr WI sstSns and Way
-4:30 p. m,-Baltmore, Bladensburg, and Laurel
E1prsss: Frederick, via Relay Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 3: m;-tPotnt Of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers
Wy on On to
4:4O p. m baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta.
nsT e MttPH EFPkPs4P Ha., SoRFoLK AND
day. Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
81 sna Way sson laurel
hs'2Sii SIG T fkf siassR. E,oo.
Si1 p:m@fGHIOAaO. COLUMBUS ANDP1rrs
H 8;,ts GIL hx aF Sleeping car to Chicago
AND BAiT MEE ExP a s tops y BIsaans
burg and Laurel sleeBtnE car to New York. and
II 90 p.m.-fSt Louis and Cincinnati Expresa
Pullman Cars.
Italy. tBunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop 1t Relay Station.
For further Information spply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofhces Washington Station, and
6O3 619 and 1886 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
ct any point in the city. w. n. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation.
I. II COLE, Geuerrl Ticket Agent.
GEO. KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7tr