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TIHoMAS BOWLING. Aucronser,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At MOUNT PLEASANT, DISTRICT OF CO.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At MOUNT PLEASANT. DISTRICT OF CO.
lUMBiA.
b virtue Of a deed OF trl,st, dated the 81 "a
day OF February, 1876, Gnd duly recorded in ~
iber 81 3, fciIo 46l, one of the land records -
Tor tie District OF Columbia. and by direction OF
he p.rty secured tbs rehy rhe under ned trustee
VII sell. CD THURSDAY, APRIL DIST, 1854. s
O'CLOCK. on the premises, the following described
property. VIZ All that part aud pGrcel OF land lying
and icing III the county Of Washington aud District
# Columbia, being Part of lot nun be-ei one Cd,
10 section nun bered one Cd, in s. z Browns SUBJ
civlsioR Of Mt Pleasant. sakecorded in the
veyur's Office of said DjstricVof Columbia. being
TIE north end OF the aforesaid Lot No j, and being
one hundred and twenty four and onehalf Q24tD
feet Oh Park street, and one hundred (O0) feet on
Pine street, and containing IL. 450 square feet Of
ground.
Terms of sale: The amount OF Indebtedness, Sc
cured by this deed Of trust unpaid, with the ex-
penses OF gale in cash, and the balsnce at an
twelve months for which the notes of the
bearing interest from day OF sale and secured by .
deed Of trust on the property sold shsll be taken
All convey anciIg, &c, at purchasers cost 300
deposit required at the time Of sse. If the terms
day OF sale, the Trustee the right ID resell
the property at the rick ana cost OF the defaulng
purchaser, SITTER five days publication in The
Evening Star.
A. L. STURTEVANT, Trustee
This is one Of the most desirable lots in Mt.
Pleasant, and if the purchaser eesres, money Will
be loaned to build ii, and ten yesrs credit given
Tor such loan. apll ID Sds
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do you drink?' said a temperance reformer
to beggar who had implored hiIa for aims
yes, thank YOU" returned the candid pauper,
"WheTe shall we go?''
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FUTURE DAYS.
BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE, II
GEOnSE TOWN

by virtue OF a deed of trust recorded a
S smGns The and records Of the District q
offer for sale st auction, on MONDAY, rnE On
~ ff tS OF NAY ISL AT 80 O'clock P. NJ. in front
Gee rsetowp, ID. O.: Beginning At Q point on the
WEI age OF Valley street distant 81 feet inches
s rvrtn from the corner OF Stoddsrd and Valley
,baS ~ ieet. more or less, 70 kaiser'e line.
fence, then south by and with Cafon's fence 40
s n,vLe or less, To OConnor's line. then east
Iaa =, VITA second line 70 Valley street aud
Valley street W HVsse No' Aoi<
Terms: One third Of the purchase money 4, cash
ana bAlapce in aud IL months u-ttS int.rs,, =, 3
per cent. secured BY deed Of trust or all cas6 AZ
purchasers option Deposit Of $50 AZ sale
REGINALD FENDAII, Trus,ae
apl2 16, 20, Is, q, ~. 81. MAJ
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DIAATES OF PENZANCEO LIVRTTR
II BIIL.EE TAYLOR.
Full vocal scores. with piano accompaniment OF
these popular Operas now ready. Also. brilliant
ardsor's New Method Piano Forte. slightly dsn-
aged. 1t large discount
0IDNEY r.. NIA1MOsD.
mara l33 TIN 80. NOrghW0Sts
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctfoneer.

f&inOAAD OOWLlNds AuCIlOucef.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST CORNER
OF VEST AND VALLEY STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, d. O.
By virtue Of q deed of trust to me. dated -
On the 10th day Of November, &. d. 1868, fsss4
AND recorded IN Liber 4: No; 4. folio -
b.s. will sell At public auction. in front of the
premises on IUEsDAY. TIE SD DAY OF MAY, A.:
Of ground situate in the city. Of George:
town. in the District of Columbia. described
IS follows: beginning at the Intersection OF the
north line Of West street with the east line of Val
icy street, and running thence eastwardly along
said north De of West street forty eight and sixty
ayehundredths {4s:65l0o) feet to east side of the
wall Of the dwelling house the lot nov de-
5cribea thence northwsrdy at right angles to said
said dwelling house one hundred uool feet or
,.Is. 70 the south boundary line OF Z. W; Hsne-
boundary line to Valley street. and thence south
warGly along the east lire Of said Valley street TO
thu beginning, with the improvements, consisting
Of three story and Ipansard roof Brick Dwelling
House.
Terms Of sale: Cash a deposit Of 5000 required
az time OF sale. Conyeyancing atpurchaser's cost.
Ii terms OF sale are not com oiled with in five days,
the trustee reserves tae right to resell at cost and
risk Of Geiaulting purchaser.
apps dtds JOSIAH DENT, Trustee
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ykNH0MAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MI. PLEASANT. WASHING TON COUN-


By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court ks.A
caUEe No. 6, 1872. wherein william h. Roxe -T..6.
ia complainant and John Eaglestol and others de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, trustees, Will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises. on MON
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
P. If. al that piece or parcel OF ground lying ana
being H. Nit. Pleasant. in the county OF Washing
ton and District Of Columbia, and known and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the Il n street
road, leading frcm the city of Washington, at q
pointed stone. and running thence north 50 de-
srees west 60 100 chains; thence north 81 degrees
vests So 100 chsiDs; thence north Is west Az 100
chains; thence south 81 degrees west So 100
chains: thence south 201S degrees west 80 100
ohsiDs; and south S5I degrees east TO 100 chains
to the beginping, containing TWO acres OF land to-
gether with all the improvements thereon and the
sppurtensnces thereto belonging.
Terms CT sale are as follows to wit: Three hun
dred dollars cash at the time OF sale; onefourth of
the purchase money cash en- the day OF sale. or
within seven days thereafter, ana tie residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale. the purchaser giving
his proplissory notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day Of sale until paid:
the purchaser may, at his election. pay all cash.
Deed to be retained until last payment is made. II
the terms OF sale be not complied WITH the trustees
reserve the right to rese the property at the risk
and cost OF the defautins purchaser, after ten
days' notice in city paper.
CAZENOVE g. LEE,
$40 d street q W.,
WATSON :. N fSs VI s;,ss. Trustees.
r. p. JACKSON,
No. l5c Bridge St.. Georgetown
m4r23-dta
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"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, In con-
sequence OF the storm, until FRIDAY ApFIl. SrH
1881. same hour and place. BY order OF the Tras.
tees. api- d&ds
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3E THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed in consequence of bad weather until
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and plsce.
BY order of Trustees ap14-oSds
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TIE WEEKLY sTAR-I,his Is a double or
eighU-page sheet, containing Giry-six columns
fresh NeWs Literary ana Agricultural matter
every week, aud IS pronounced by competent
judges one Of THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH
A STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREET EAST, NEAR TIE UNITED
SIAIES CAPITOL. IN WASHINGTON
CITY. d. @.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Cour. saA
OF the District OF Columbia passed in equity -
cause No. i, S94, wher rein Samuel G. MCDOWELL
is complainant and Daniel A. Connolly ct a.. are
defendants, will offer for sale at public auction
IN front of the premises on TUESDAY. THE 26TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M, that
certain parcel Of nnimproved real estate situate in
the city Of Washington, In the District aforesaid,
known as original lot z, in square 729, having q
front Of 40 feet and inches by depth OF 12S feet
II inches to an Alley 80 feet wide and bounded on
feet wide. together with all the sppurtenance
thereto beoE cling.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months bearing interest from the day OF sale, aud
TO be secured by deed OF trust on the property
800 deposit on acceptance of bid.
WOO, BURY WHEELER, ,
$50 ~ street northwest, [ r.-,,..,,
JAMES 3. EDWARDS, { ATuetess.
COS street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. apl2 -dtds
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eETHE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST
PUNED. in consequence of the rain, until WE'D
FESDAY. APRIL I3rH, same hour and pisce. BY
order of the Trustees, apS-dSds
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DUBLIO BALE OF 1O8 ACRES OF LAND IN
IL SMALL LOTS. ON THE BLADENSBURt;
TURNPIKE, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE


On TUEspAY AFTERNooN April l2rH. ca
AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, on the Bia- ~
densburg turnpike. short distance beyond -
Mt Oiiyet Gemesery. we shau sell Lots No: and s;
respecti Vey % acres roods and perehes, and "a
% @ asS 5 No.
acres, the whole being gsrt q the farm formerly
land is We adsp s For h sassy with
trsets of ten to fifteen acres each
Plats may be seer at our Office
Terms: One-fonrth of the purchase money IN
9s anss IN a a e If and
bearing interest st six 60 per cent Conveyancng st
ap2-d&ds 1928 street northwest.
rain. til, SATURDAY. ApRIL l6rH, same hour and
sea the Tho s FsHEE 5o
gR91EBs RR2RERTY WITH WITH hARsE
AID q sa}as SHffHH sH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL krs
18TH, AT O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front OF go
lots and g. In square s7s froDtins Us feet e On
street south, with depth of i04 S12 feet to 2sfoot
a alley! This property is improved by comfortable
Terms One third each; balance in one and two
apS d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
eY~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on &C.
count Of the rain until SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
April 10TH, same hour and Place apl4-d&ds
DUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOT
L ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NJ. NEAR
EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
vii sell 1T Auction on SATURDAY AT -
TERNOoN. AFE1L l6TH,. 1881, at HALE PAST 60
4 O'CLOCK, on the premises, part OF Lot 2, -,
square l39, with trent OF 20 feet by depth of %
feet.
Terms 1T gale.
ap12- dads B. II. WARNER Agent
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y o. HOLTzMAN. Real Estate Auchoneer.

49, Louisiana avenue.
d. IL. WARNER, Auchoneer. ap9- eo&ds
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nUSCANSON BROS, Auctioaeers.

TRUSTRESrSALE OF DWELLING HOUSE AND
PREMISES No. Ola STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
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A DESIRE To ADJOURN.

Members Growing Kestive and Want TO
90 Home The Ballot o Warning to
the stslwsrt Chieftains.
ALBANY, June 22.-The usual confer
ences were held this afternoon and to-
night. There is a growing restiveness
among the members, and large major
ity strongly desire to adjourn, and leave
the Senatorial contest undecided.
The Democrats especially are OF
this disposition and Will vote
with either section at any time for
an adjournment. The leading Stalwarts
under the advice OF Conkling are op
posed to an adjournment yet. The fall.
ing of in the vote OF Platt was taken by
the leaders, including Conkling as u
warming that neither can he elected,
and is an indication that the successor
to Platt will soon be sprung, to be fol-
lowed by one oil the Conkling
Stalwarts, and will hold fast 10
their position 10 oppose nnal
adjournment until the last Of the week.
A leading Stalwart said this evening that
they we're making capital throughout
the State daily by TIE alleged bribery
exposures, auS they were willing to re-
main in session as long as that lasted.
Mr.. Crapser, OF ST. Lawrence, who has
for some days urged the concentration
of the semi-administration membsrs to-
day on one OF the votes turned from
Wheeler to Rogers, because he met
with no success, but he went back to
Wheeler when he saw he was doing
lust what he endeavored to stop. He
is one OF the members most anxious to
lat AWAY.
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The Courier. ] Journal D.aus.

IoUrSvILLE, June 22.-As to the fire
in the Courier yOHRGl building at mid
night, respOrts show that the stock room
contained IS 900 or 81, 600 worth OF pa
per, which was destroyed by fire'and
water. The material in the building WAS
also badly damaged by water, and in
creased the loss on stock TO about
$4,000. All the woodwork in the stock
room was badly burned, and with the
damage from water covered the loss on
the building OF 5000, as near as could
be estimated, though the water ran
down through the entire building. On
the stores fronting on Fourth street,
$1,000 insurance is held in the Glen
son & Dawson Agency in the building.
and So 600 on the stock in the job depart
ment which is owned by r. W. Mere
dith & Co. A close investigation failed
TO reveal the origin OF the fire, as there
had been no DIRE nor lamp in the stock
room, and the nearest light 10 TO il was
twenty feet from the stock room door.
Ii is supposed TO have been caused by
the tiue OF the stereotype furnace, which
passes through the stock room. The
following is the statement OF the insur-
ance on the stock destroyed: Union Of
California, 2,500; Fireman's Fund OF
San Francisco, 5, so; London and Globe,
5000; Rochester German, 5000; New
hampshire, $500; Imperial and
Northern, 8, 500; Ia Contiauce $500:
BTitish-American -, 900, Newark =, $40;
Glrard, $500; Manhattan, 5000; Un-
ion Of Cincinnati, 81 OOO
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Adjourned.
Suit Agaipst an Elevator Company.

KEoXUK, June % Francis J. Ken
nett 4 Go. have began suit in tie U. 5.
Court against the keokuk Grain Eleva-
tor Company, and yesterday Deputy
Marshal Root served papers on w. y
Sturpis, Vice President OF the said keo-
kuk Grain Elevator Company. Attach
ment papers under the same entry were
also served, and an attachment for s46,-
929 has been levied on the elevator
bins, machinery, etc. kennett * Co.
gave bond in the sum OF S60, 200 to Sc
cure the costs.
w n. Sturgis, for the keokuk Eleya.
tor Company, commenced SUIT IN
equity in the State Court yesterday for
the cancellation OF an warehouse re-
ceipts held hy Francis j. Kennett K
Co, on the ground that the grain has
been delivered and also suit for slO,-
600. the balance due on general account.
Papers in both cases have been served.
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THENEwS
or the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.


PaInell starts in July for an extenueo
political tour OF the United States
Prince Leopold has taken his seat IN
the HOUSE Of Lords A. the Duke OF Al
bsny.
II il proposed 10 hold an agrl, u t1r !
and miEeralogjcal sNhibltoE st Msurlu
in lSS3
Atala,e hoar last night the jury in
ntss Cash inrhrg ease returned Ner-
diet ui not guilty.
Michael q Brien, OF Dsrien, WIS, lOS
wears oi aye. claims the honor ot oelhg
IN, Oldest man in the Badger State.
lanes X Eeene is credited with the
intention Of organizing a telegraph com
pary 10 send fac similes OF hand'wrlt'
Ing.
Secretaries Hunt and Window lei;
Washington yesterday morning LOT
Long Branch, to confer with the Presl'
dent.
The hearing to reduce the bail OF
Meshiac Haywood. at Washington, IA,
iron $500, was postponed nnt'l the
2Sth inst.
George |. Seney, OF New York, has
given $4,000 more to the Wesleyan te-
male college at Macon. Ga, where the
hnest college building in the South will
be erected.
The ASSAY Office in New YoIk holds
500 600 900 in bullion and is unable TO
ship any OF il to the mints because OF
the exhaustion Of the appropriation Tor
that purpose.
II is stated that Goschen, when he
visited Berlin, on his way from Con-
: antinople tO England, unsuccessfully
sought German cooperation for the
speedy settlement Oi the Armenian
question.
The stockholders Of the It. Louis
bridge company have r-c-iyed a propo.
si,ion ir, IN tue Missouri Pacific railroad
i,r the purchase of perpetual lease OF
the bridge and tunnel. The details are
withheld.
The suit oi the Western Maryland
Agricultural and Mechanical SUclety
against Henry Ward Beeeher, caused by
Beecher's failure 10 fulfill a lecture con.
tract, has been removed to the Superior
Court OF Baltimore
70 Is officially announced that the dy-
Mantle recently found under the Catha-
rine canal brid.' Russia, is part OF that
placed there in 1880 The Government
has ordered an examination OF all the
II. Petersburg canals.
At the National encampment OF the
order OF Patriotic Sons OF America, be-
ing held in Portland, Me-, the state
charter of New Jersey was restored and
lie, ieatory service adopted. An excur-
sion doSn the bay al clam bake
took pld"e to-day.
Assistant Paymaster George w. Jones
died, yesterday, at the residence OF Pay
master General Cutler, WsshingtC n, ID.
c., OF heart disease. He was appointed
Assistant Paymaster, March 2l, 1881,
from Cincinnati. His physical exsmi-
nation at that time was pronounced un-
usually satisfactory.
The crossing OF the Rio Grande by
Lieutenant Bulls, OF the United States
army, in pursuit Ui border marauders,
evokes a strong protest from the Mexl-
can press. The P,'trir. while confessing |
the inability of ITS government 70 pre-
vent such inyasiOnS. asks the authorities |
al Washington 10 give the matter calm |
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GENERAL WASHINGTON MESSAGES,
WAsHINGTON.
Something In the " ind.

Something In the Wind.
WASHINGTON, June %. - There is
much speculation as to what the trip
of the Cabinet menlbers to Long
Branch means. The general idea
being that something important is up.
Secretery Window and Postmaster Gen
eral James both told the Western Asso
ciated Press reporter to-day that there
is nothing OF special interest in the
move. Mr.. Window is no doubt gcing
to consult with the President in
regard to giving out the report oi
the treasury investigating commit
tee. and about the successor
TO Upton. Increasing pressure Is
brought to bear on Window to make
public the report OF the investigating
committee, and il the President so ad-
yises he will probably do 80: Secretary
Blaine is not going to Long Branch.
Upt Resigns.
WASHINGTON, June % Before he left
for Europe, to-day, Assistant Secretary
Upton placed his resignation in Tie
hands OF Secretary Window. Upton
was given to understand that he could
not resume his place as Assistant Secre,,
tary because Of the discoveries in regard
10 the custodian's ring.
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BLAINE AND HAYES.

The NIX President Denies that he Gave
Utterance to Certain Dispsraging State
ments about the Premier.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The recent
publication which purported to give
some disparaging and abusive remarks
made by ex President Hayes about
Secretary Blaine. The Secretary wrote
TO the ex President inquiring about the
authenticity Of the report. Mr.. Hayes re-.
piled at once, concluding in these words
al have to state the whole paragraph
in which your name occurs is a ia6rIca
tion, and that not one OF the statements
contained in it referring to you, was
either made or authorized by me.
Sincerely, r. B HAYES
The Ex President had preAious writ
ten 10 President Garfield, disclaiminS
and denying all reports that attributed
TO him, and any reflections or adverse
comments on his policy or measures OF
the Administration.
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Was the Meeting of the Investigation
Committee Yesterday.
Albany, June 22.-ln the bribery in
vestigation General Tracy appeared as
counsel Of the committee in the absence
of Bangs. General Tracy said he would
prefer on his own account that furt her
adjournment be taken till to MORO W.
Peckham remarked that it seems pos
sible to get through with the hearing to-
morrow, and under the circumstances
the request OF Tracy seems proper
one.
Skinner suggested that il the counsel
cannot attend that the committee 20 on
with the investigation. A consultation
was had and it was decided to continue
the hearing.
Tracy then appealed to the commit
tee TO relieve for day by adjourning
such counsel asst would not result In any
loss of tine to the committee, and he
hoped they would not proceed this
morning. -,
Resindall said another day will per-
NIT all the testimony TO be brought In.
The committee then voted to adJourS
until Thursday.
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THE COKE REGIONS.
The Strikers still Hold Out
Landlords Driving Them from
Their Houses.

PrrrSRURGH, June 22.-A dispatch
from Mt. Pleasant. Pa, received here,
saws: "There is but little change in the
situation in the Connellsville coke re-
gin. Between this point and Union
town the miners are nearly all lille.
With lew exceptions the strikers ar :
orderly, the only cIses OF disorder helhZ
caused by bad whisky, OF which a lev OF
the strikers managed to get an over dose
occasionally. Some indications Of trou-
ble were noticed yesterday, the cause
being the eviction of a number OF
strikers by their landlords, the operators
At the Standard Mines, between Mt.
Pleasant and Stockdale, Deputy Sheriff.
Byres and a posse, who were sent up
from Greensburg to preserve the
peace, have been engaged in the
work OF eyicting the strikers, the
operators claiming thar they want
their houses for men who will work at
the present wages. The miners gener-
ally vacale peacefully, but sometimes
(as was the case yesterday when their
goods are tumbled out IN the rain, they
DO some verv loud talking. Asyet they
have offered no resistance, and they
seem disposed to avoid resorting To vio-
lence. Five strikers, with Iheir families
and their household goods, were turned
out in the rain yesterday, aud the goods
OF one Of these, Wm. Wooden, remained
out all night and are badly damaged.
Wooden says he will bring suit flr dam.
ages against his landlords, A. A Hutch.
inson & Bro. several ol our citizens
have permitted the eyIcted strikers to
store their goods in their stables and
warehouses. Aside from the trouble
and bad feeling caused by turning the
strikers out Of the houses, no scenes OF
disorder have occurred in this vicinity
for several days. As vet there is no in
dication that the backbone Of the strike
Is weak, much less broken"
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Astronomical.

OTTAWA, June 22.-An astronomer,
writing to city paper, says: "As the
moon will be at her inferior conlunc'
ton on the 25th, and as the planets will
be but a few degrees out OF conjunc.
ton, | would advise seamen to get
their vessels into safe harbors till that
date be passed. Terrific gales. accom-
panied by hail, will blow from the
southeast all along the Atlantic coasts
brilliant showers of meteors will occur,
especially within the tropics, the tide
will be unusually high'in The West In
dies, and hurricane will prevail on the
east side OF the Rocky Mountains The
month Of July will be exceedingly hot
owing to the heated atmosphere return
ing from the equatorial regions.
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TOMBSTONE TIDINGS.
The Vengeance Of the Cow Boys.

ToMB,Toys. ARIZONA, June 22.-The
particulars Of the killing OF the Hszlett
brothers, who killed Leonard and Harry
Head, the Central stage robbers, last
week. and German, at Eureka, New
Mexico, by COW BOYS, is as follows:
They were surprised by a party OF TWEEN
ty COW boys while PLAYING cards in a
saloon at Eureka. They had no chance
to defend themselves. Bill Hazlett was
shot six times through the bowels, Ike
twice through the stomach, aud the Ger
man six times through the BODY. AS
soon as the firing ceased the msrderers
mounted and rode away. There is no
trace OF who they were.