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, 1880-05-23

Even by Don Camerun's own estimates it
appears that outside Of New York. PennSyl-
Grant has more than haIf-Gozen votes in all
the Republican States, and it would be very
difficult for Don Cameron to find all his Grant
votes IL some Of the siatts lle has named:
The Secretary Of the Rlalne CLUB estllnates
the Blaine vote on the first ballot at 5e3. pro-
'1ded the unit rule Is not enforced IN Fenn-
sylyanla, in which event ne Wou III give
Blaine the whole IS votes, or total OF 5'9:
The Blaine estinate for Grant. on the first
ballot, is 262; fur Sherman, 81; for Edmpnds.
SO; and for Washburne, II.
VERY POSITIVE OPINIONS
are exnrassed here bv those familiar with
The ,wnrkinrs of Rennbiican Nalinnal Con
yentions that the forfy-two Votes Of Illinois
VIII mot oa fast Sq toE Grfn teSe s
tha nreceIents % of Nnt;on,i VIII cnnventians:
second. tha FACT that the anti14rant party has
controi Of The TEN teinuorary nor W organization It
S,h;coro AZ Tincinnati tha n7,..stinn of ad-
oHtt1aSo ;atn;rt II'".n a.1o nr;I T.. ~"
, 1880-05-23

oh;,1o h,- ia ,jur;s;ou ,,f fhn Convention was
extremely sEillfnl. It went to the heart Of
saas i.,t tr,,.m t},at Convention is illl-
ssna'io+ Ga ~. rd inf"iii,ie If It happens to be
lasufa.1 Es,.o,,;an a II was addressed to plain
e sse.' Sv .I ,a',.rI.t cone Of them completely.
20. 90 HnEn VIII. a., T.. 1nmmitfee was in the nature
n1 ~ ueiorS nrstrat;o,, and that it was folly for
VI az aas'I - !,aa,, ~ 41nclare they would not
any sf. T. VI 4 a'rn ras,,, tI,rsa same hard-headed
1oiae " LIZ s,aS3 viii. him. Il Should be
oeles1e III siay t1e difference between com
pu!soiy ~ Iyp1 fha .oIunfary submission Of a
m!tlee anu +r;i,n,,af III Selected hV agreement
atsphae na ,.orts " + one is in lie nature of a
~ ttT ~ tnu,. the ofher is an arbitration and
o,t.,Ie ~ nf The law. But tie distinction was
tnn ~ ~. r. he drawn unussisted bv some OF
t t9o LILY ..e,tcs ~ M disM,sel 10 be fair.tuiuded
!,t, LIZ o,,iI not .sren nercpiye that the Con-
:,';;,n uns; noI lie cnnr1 knd the power to en-
ternl, ;ts ,ins.re,.s AMI ,hat II was beneath the
dignity Of Go rlell TO exact compliance with
=, uno' ,,', ~.ov t,e avoided
~ nni.. M ~ s ~ cun1,in, as the p1edge itself was
+bs ,rI,,r fo #, of tle Farweil Hall delegates.
Protrstinr against the imposition of any
,,i..i,.,.s rs \ Condition precedent to the rell-
1erinr Of il,stice, the delegates at the same
time agreed to abide by TIE 1ec1sot1, Us "tig *
11ldc5s@togd zoo u ls MVii'eu ~ an M con,nialned
I4xx+ 4taraf kI1r1fT
bitterly 10 the Gonlllltes. ,,tne i,a1 .nG pteuf
was 1aken as SniititnI 81 e, ~ taT S tha drieTates
would DC dilficuit % SaS no" snma me frn,H 1He
"understood il9Da!,!s ~ noo Wv. s,,1t the
Norhh ol0e ulldelsoou ~ ~ uni III! 1,;tfarant
rest OF tne deleealion ~ an a;.,t an1 com.
way. but IL saHeo tue Puaa., ,,;ta.,',,t u o,,v
PEELED the Comiallt1ee ~ ~ olt W W. Cn,,;1
satisfaction lhe fepot.s ~ tao i;ttia
ml1tee were , OF collpai,At1'eg ,;ror;.v
consequence. Inc Mae!lIte I!au nrt d tn1g fr,.;,
snn ,,'..,uI.rs. and It was im1naterial what
+ba o,noe;t;on members said the Grant men
,yer,. hound to yott. in favor of part Of the
Palmer Unuse delegation When it was
zvhisnered abont tIat
HAwEs WAS TO s1'EAh FotE r AIS" El.h ilAA'
and StoTrs for the Paimer House. solieoouy
asked the latter !" mo. III me name o. ne:tNeA,
this fellow Hawes Is ~ - You walt lnlnnte
allf you'll tind out that he IS deal OF 1el-
low,;' was the RESPONSE, and s1tcl provta 10
be the ease. Both speakers lnade eNcei!e!a. y.
impressions. StorTs was the more adrolt III
manner, and used cnoiccr lanSuIge, ~.
iawes gained the confidence OF the mouse py
his evident desire to be tar, ana 70 teil 1ue
whole truth. Storrs was mol above eScltlng
the preiuliceS of the country aelesates;
speaking of the division into senatorial
districts as All atteinpt 10 oleak up
the nlnety-two. SOLID votes, o1 Cook'
though he must nave known u1ai tle salu
solid voted, If it ever existed, was lonE age i
thing Of the past llawes spoke unaAecteu-
II, earnestly, and simply, ana nis ateulnenl En-,
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The Late Ole BuIlIThe Turning
Point in His Career.

The turning point In the musical career OF
ole Bull can scarcely be described better than
IN Ills own words. He says: ~ wished to give
a concert at Bologna but found that the tn eater
was controlled by Malibran and her husband
De Beffot, who would not permit me TO use it
But one evening, when it was very still, | was
playing IN my room In the hotel; RoSSinf's first
wife, Nine. Col brand, was passing, and hearing
me play three and four parts thought 1t was
quartet. On tnqutring at the hotel she was
100 that there was only one young man. and,
being very much struck by my execution, went
that evening to the Marquis Zampiere who
was president OF the Philharmonic, to induce
MIN 10 engage me. He did not heed the sug-
gestfon, however, at that time but when the
Gay OF the concert came Malibran was sick and
De BeTlot had bad finger. Then Zampere
thought OF me and came to request that
would play. | consented, and played quartet
alone. This y as great success; the audience
recalled me so often that asked lady In the
front row TO give me theme to improvise
This lady happened to be the Princess Ponta.
toWSki. and she was very much hattered. Her
husband Invited me to Florence, where he ar
ranged successful concert. l speak about
these early struggles not so much from per-
sonal vanity as an announcement to Others
never to give I'D the ShID,n
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PAfAL PERPLExITIRs.-Aca blegram to the n
Y. Herald nom Rome, August e. says: Instruc-
Belgian bishops to try 10 make known the con-
tents OF the recent Papal allocution among the
laity. The bishops and clergy are to make
every enort 10 improve the standard Of their
with the government schools, but they are not
to depart from the strict limits OF the law 1t is
stated that Mgr.Jacobini and Prince Reuss have
cies In the parishes In Germany, but other
questions remain, the settlement Of which VIII
encounter serious obstacles The Standard has
the following from Rome: "The Pope IL weak
and depressed He had an attack Of vertigo
after Friday & conS1st0ry."
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ty22-th. m6ds DUNOANsON BROS. Statesmen.
TOHN SHERMAN q CO., Auctioneers.

1OHN SHERMAN q CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
uABLE so S2HARE No. 674-A GOOD INVEST
BY virtue Of two certain s7 deeds eds Of trnss
Il. AID, 1875, respectively. and duly recorded e
in Liber No. 734, folio 40, and Iiber No
f8S, folio 800 Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia, we, the undersigned. will
sell at public auction. ia front Of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, A.
scrbed real estate situate in Washington city, Dis
trlct OF Columbia. to wit: Al OF Square numbered
six hundred and seventy four (674), bounded as
follows On the north by l. street, on the south by
street, the east by LIST street east, and on the
west by North Capitol street. and contains about
go, 900 square feet of ground.
Terms Of sale The amount of the Indebtedness
secured by the said two deeds OF trust and the
Ienses Of sale, which will be stated at the time in
cash, and tie balance in six twelve and eighteen
months, for which the notes of the purchaser bear
ing interest at six per cent per annurn, payable
deed of trust on the property sold, shall be taken
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time of
sale. AL conveyancing at the purchasers cost. II
the terms OF sale are not complied with In ten days
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
st the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
NoTE.-The above square Of ground will be sold
subject TO deed of trust bearing date December
70. A ID. 1872 and recorded in Iiber 704 folio BOG
ior the sum OF ten thousand dollars with interest at
ane rafe OF ten per cent per annum, from December
70, A. d. 1879. and which is now due and payable
special, assessed against said square to date
GEO. W. RIGGS, r.n.&oo,
ANTH. HYDE, { Arustees'
ana4-d&ds VIM. III. SMITH. Salesman.
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DIED,

FFNWICE. On the 2lst of August, 1880, at u
a clock o. M, after lingering sickness, which she
bore with Christian patience and fortitnie sARAH
r FENwIcK, sxed seventy years.
Funeral services at 5 O'Clock p. m. on Monday.
23d inst I, at the residence Of her son, Robert ".
Fenwich No. 1868 n, corner 18th street, north
west She died in blisfful hope of an Immortal
ife having for fortyfour years professed faith IN
Bartist church for that time Relatives and friends
are invited to attend
MANGEN. On Sunday, August 72d. 1880. at
O'clock a m, MICHAEL MASGES, native OF the
County Limerick, Ireland. and for the last thirty
years resident Of Washington.
H,e funeral viii tske place Tuesday morning.
Aueust 24th from HE late residence, 24 ~ st 81
half past o'clock. Friends sre invited 70 attend
ZAAN; On sun 1aas. ssed nfty years. '' -
Funersl viii tale place from his late residence.
az O street northwest Tuesday, August zAtn. st
four o'c ock.
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FINANCIAL.

INVESTMENT BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS
FORT MADISON AND SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY CO..
Dated April /, 1880, and Due In 1905.
Bonds Of $500 and 81. 900 each.
Principal and Interest Payable I'm Gold
I'm New York.
UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORK. TRUSTEE.
Length of Road, 100 miles; whole issue Of Bonds,
S!oO. 600. being 81. 600 per mile.
Location Of Road-from City OF Fort Madison,
Iowa.
Interest payable April LIST and October LIST.
For sale at IS and accrued interest, with bonus
OF 20 per cent the par value Of each Bond In full
paid stock Of the Company.
For sale at e5 without the coupon due October LIST
next. The right ID reserved to make further ad-
vance in the price without notice.
Applications for Bonds, or for further 1nformA-
ton. Prospectus, &C., should be make to
JAMES m. DRAKE Z CO., Bankers,
Drexel Building. 20 Wall street. ny.
t.26-eod1m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE: ONE NEW THREE STORY DWELL
ING. FIRST STORY BRIOk. SECOND AND
THIRD STORIES FRAME, AND OUT
BUILDIkGS ON +, BARRY FARM. HILLS
ALSO. Two SMALL FRAMES on SOUTH
SIDE OF NJ STREET, BETWEEN HALF
AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, dated (vxA
spectiyely February 27th, 1879. and Septem- $50
10 l sss Nc o &c., 09 81 ct t and aSs
Records for the District of Columbia, and at re-
quest Of the parties secured thereby, will sell at
pubic auction. in front Of the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, AUGUST 25TH, 1880. viz: At O'Clock p.
ineton. District of Goumbis, to wit Lot No as in
section No: In subdivision of Barry Farm accord
Ing to pat Of said subdivision recorded in Sur
yeyor's office of said District, in Liber ''Leyy
Court" No 2, folio 1. 8gether with the Improve
ments thereon-three- story dwelling and out
6:15 o'clock 2. m. the following Real Estate In
the Olty OF Washington, said District, to wit: Lot
lettered n" and part of Lot lettered GO" in
Jas. Acam,s subdivision OF part Of Square No. $50,
beginning for same st northeast corner of said Lot
II" and running thence south 70 feet; thence
west 20 feet thence north IS feet, and thence east
along south NJ street 20 feet to beginning together
with the improvements thereon-two small Fra mes.
Terms OF sale: One~third cash. OF which $50 must
be paid at time OF sale, on each piece Of property
months. to be seemed by purchasers notes, with
interest at eight per cent. from day of sale and
deed OF trust on property sold. Conveyanclng
and recording at purchasers cost. Terms of sale
to be complied with in six days after sale. else
Trustee reserves right to resell at risk and cost of
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
augl4- dtdbs 1921 street n. W.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT. ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE
TWEEN K AND STREETS NORTH WEST,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT. ON NINETEENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust given to us. ia
and duly recorded in Lber No. 1923, folio fH14
80 etseq., one of the land records Of Wash Ls:z
iDgtOn county, in the District of Columbia we viii
sell. on THURSDAY. % DAY OF SEPTEMBER. %.
1850, AT6 O'CLOCK p. 81, in front of the premises,
ali those pieces and parcels of ground lying In the
city Of Washington, in The District of Columbia,
and known as part of Lots mum bered thirty. one
SD and thirty t32;. in Riggs subdivision Of
Lots numbered twelve 12) to twenty (20) in square
numbered one hundred and seven C07), being the
south half Of Lot numbered thirtytw (32) and the
north Dine CD feet by depth OF lot OF Lot number ed
thirty one (3D, together with all and singular the
appurtenances, rights, privileges improvements
and other hereditaments to the same belonging or
In any wise appertaining.
Terms; One-fourth cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, notes to bear six per cent
int rest and to be secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. Conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers 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 defaulting purchaser, after giving five days
public potice Of such resale in some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON, d. @. deposit Of 800
required at time of sale.
JOSEPH r. EDsON.l r.,s.oo,
JAMES ID. CLARY, { Aiu''eo''
aug17- "a. 81, sep2
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VNHOS. J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON FOUR
JEkMTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE-

NEAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON FOUR
gEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
~ In pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme -
court OF the District of Columbia, IRssed in Inn
Equity Cause No. $500, in which George .Gs!l
Goourn and others are complainants, and william
henderson and ansther are defendants, the under
ssned Trustee will offer for sale, at public auction,
on TUESDAY, THE It'll DAY SEPTEMBER, A D.
isso, AT O'CLOCK P M. in front Of the prenases,
lot or ground numbered seventy nine co. in the
recoroeo subdivision of square numbered two hum
dred and seven S2o7 in the oity Of Washington.
sl1nated in rapidly improving portion Of the city.
Inc property will be sold subject to deed Of
trust thereon, dated December ], 1870, to secure
the payment of 81. 400 to the executors of Joshua
date Of the deed.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the decree, are
One-thi Of the purchase money in cash, and the
balance in equal fnstalments in twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale. with interest at six
the purchase No deed given until all TIE pur
CURED at the time Of sale. The terms of sale are
to be complied with within ten days after the day
Of sale. MARTIN II. MORRIS.
augl6-2aw3w Trustee.
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A BRAVE DOCTORS NIFR.-The killing OF BIZ
Rodifer, notorious burglar, after breaking into
the residence or Dr. L. c. Walker. al Indian
apoliS has been briefly related by telegraph
but so much bravery was displayed by the doc
tors wife that further particulars will prove IN
tereSting. The doctor was awakened by his
Wife who had become worried by the gaslight
In the hall being very low lie got UP and
turned IL up higher. but she was suspicious that
some one had turned it down, and, woman like
she looked under the bed, detecting the feet OF
man protruding from beneath. She knew that
II she told her husband there would be deadly
struggle, and she quietly got up and went out
OF the room. She reused her son, went down
stairs, got pistol and placed II In his hands.
She then woke the colored servant man, who
also had pistol About this time the doctor,
wondering at the movements OF his wife, also
discovered the Whereabouts OF the burglar, Inn
meoiately struck him In the face and grappled
With him. The burglar fired his pistol the ball
grazing the doctors side, and, releasing him.
SELL fed from the room, with the pistol In one
hand and knife In the other. The son, posted
In the entry, and suSpectlng that the shot fired
had killed or wounded his father. fired two
shots al the retreating burglars. Though one
OF the balls pierced his heart. he continued TO
run, only falling dead when he reached the
porch. RodIfer commenced a career or crime
when only seventeen, and he has made innum-
cradle escapes from prison. lie had served six
OF a ten years sentence and making profess
sions or repentance was released by Governor
Williams in July last.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY........... August 23, 1850.
An ldYl Of the sands.

An ldyl Of the Sands
Tie sun was shining fiercely hot
An hour or two before il sot,
When, donning his umbrageous hat.
Algernon strsyed where Mabel SAT.
AL mindless Of the burning heat,
She aAed him IL he'd take a seat,
And though the portico was het
He gathered up his coat and Get.
But ST. at once't il kind Of hit
His fancy thst he wouldn't cit,
And. rising, cast look Of hate
Uron the spot where he had safe,
Then drawing up her queenly hight
tair Mabel seemed TO grasp the sight,
And ever after, with boot,
She spurned his penitential suit
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EOR RENT-
II 723 FOJRTFFNTH ST. N.W.-A nine-r

NOR REM
I23 FOURTEENTH ST. N.w.-A nine room
BT1 Hou-e e, well located, being at the junction of
three car lnes and rear the large Hotels and Gov
eminent renartments Price $40 per month
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE, near iowa Cir
cle."-A GtsiTatle new 10-roo Brick Residence
with every CT venielice Price $50 per month
ITO 1HlRTEENTH ST. N.W.-A three story
1o-room Brlck Dwelling. having modern improve
1nents- Price $50 per mouth.
405 sc" STREET .W-Handsome Brick Resi-
dence. contsiniDg 10 rooms and modern conyen-
ierces. Price $50 per month.
I'LL III" STREET Nw.-Desirsble IL room
Br1ck Dwelling, with every convenience. stable on
rear of lot Price S65 per mouth
425 AND i27 FOURTH ST. N.W-Tyo four
story Bricks. 10 rooms each, gas and water. Price
$40 per month.
1924 SIXTH ST N.W--Ten-r room Brick mod
srn imps. Price S37. SO.
sug20 THOS. j. FISHER CO., 1928 Fs tn ~
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
NORTH o STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET EAST.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated Novem- -
Der 18th, 1873, recorded in Liber 735, folio mn
go. Of the Land records Of the District Of ~
Columbia, and by virtue OF decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed the 93d
day OF July, A. d. 1880. substituting me as trus-
tee IN place and stesd of the late Johann Kiian in
said deed Of trust, will sell, in front of the prem
tses, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 26TH, $780, AT SIX
O'CLOCK M. the real estate described in said deed
to VT; Lots numbered %. 80. 81 and 50. Of VIM.
= Todd's recorded subdivision Of part of square
No. 669. toy ether with the improvements thereon
consisting OF part brick and frame dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: According to the condition of
SAID deed OF trust to wit: 81. 00O cash, with accrued
interest ut the rate of 10 per cent Def annum from
September 18th, 1873. to day of sae also costs Of
sale; balance IN SIX and twelve months, for which
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from day
OF sale, secured on the property will be taken. A
deposit OF Sl00 to be paid when the property is bid
on; All eonxeyaneing at the expense of the pur-
days from day Of eale else the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the purchasers risk. after five
days advertisement.
jy24-2awNds A. E. L. KEESE. Trustee.
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FlNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucdoneer.
FFNHOS. J. FISHER L CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 st. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE FOUR
sIORi BRICk DWELLING, No. l014 SEW
ENTLENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust to me. dated IL
July 18th, 1877, and recorded In Liber $50, HHH
folio 43s, one Of the land records for the tel
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at publ auction,
In front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, SEP
lowing scribed real estate situate in the city of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, and
as Lot numbered twenty one ely, in Alexander e.
shepherds recorded subdivision Of Square num-
with ell the improvements and appurtenances unto
the same belonging.
Terms of sale: One-third of the Durchase monay
in cash; balance in and two years. with interest
at the rate of seven ca per csntum per annum,
cash, at option Of purchaser. deposit Of S1OO
will be required at tine Of sale. COnveyancing at
purchasers cost.
sugG0- d&ds SAMUEL CROSS Trustee
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kGE1TIEG OUT THK OBELIsK.--The New York
HGdtd says that when the bells and whistles
around Clifton, Staten Island, announced in
noisy chorus the hour OF noon on SATURDAY. the
huge steamer DeSSong rose slowly out OF the
waters OF the bay and was drawn up on the
marine railway, having within her hold the
famous monolith which Lieut.. Gorringe has
brought from the banks OF the Nile. The sun
poured down tntolerable heat as the crowd OF
spectators clustered around the vessel and the
manager OF the railway, Mr. LAWYER. stood at
the end OF the pier apd shouted orders TO his
peIsplring assistants th tones which ranged In
chromatic succession from the deepest bass to
dhe snfI luz treble When the steamship was
drawn up on the ways and properly blocked,
score OF nen went to work to rid her of barna.
ctes and i seaWeed. On Monday morning the
IIiets VIII DE Knocked off and the plates taken
out on the starboard bow and large hole made
t 10 aamlt me egress OF the big needle 1t will
take week at least to accomplish this part OF
the work. Then the huge scoW Will be floated
. unaer the Platform on which the monoiith
rests, and about the 22d OF September every
thing will be In readiness to float the present
Of the Khedive from Staten Island to the city
Monday morning.
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NEW YORK HIGHwAYMBN ON HORSE CARS
About four O'Clock yesterday morning i've
thieves boarded one or the third avenue horse
cars on the BoweTy, near Spring street, New
York. and first robbed the driver or Sl41.
When the conductor came 10 the forward plat
form TO collect the fare, they rushed past him
into the car and, drawing reyolvers, robbed
several passengers or watches and money. one
passenger was lifted bodily out or the car,
knocked down and kicked into the street It
is said that a policeman came along, when
some one said TO him. +" It's all right, jackson"
and be made no arrest The plan OF the thieves
over In three minutes.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucuoneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
ion, BEINQ HOUSE No. 812, NORTH CAP

By virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date IL
or the 18TH day of July. A. D. 1873. and re- h.n$
one Of the Land Records for Washington county
IN the District of Columbia, and at the request Of
for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder in
front Of the premises, On TUESDAY, THE 3lsr
piece or parce! Of ground lying and being situate in
tie City of WASHINGTON, in the District aforesaid,
ard known and distinguished on the plat or plan Of
said city as and being Lot ST" n A. r Shep-
hords subdivision Of square numbered six hun
dred and twenty three (623) the same is record
ed ia the Office Of the Surveyor of the City of
Washington In Liber O. II: B., folio 351. together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of q
three story Brick Dwelling. with storeroom.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with intsr rest, to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee deposit
OF SlOO required at time of sale. OonveyanciHg at
cost Of the purchaser. II terms OF sale are not COM
piled with in FIVE days from day of SALE Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and expense Of
RICHARD wALLACH,
6u19-dtdbA Surviving Trustee.