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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-01

Spohn, and Mr. Peabody, OF Chicago.
Last Thursday Rev. DR.. Clever
came up from Baltimore to Shep-
herdstown to deliver lecture in the
Reformed Church at Kearneysville.
He was accompanied by Rev. Geo.
G.. Everhart. The two gentlemen
had to wait a couple Of hours In Ha-
gerstown. Along about o'clock In
the afternoon they strolled up to the
depot and put their baggage on the
N. & w. train, and then seated them
selves in the waiting-room for another
chat with their friends. Time passed
pleasantly, and after awhile it oc-
Cured to them that it must be near
train time. They went to investigate,
and saw the hind end OF their train
fast whizzing down the track toward
Shepherdstown. The reverend gen
tlemen were in q pickle, sure enough
twenty miles or more from their
destination and lecture due In few
hours. They hastily telegraPhed
ahead to have their baggage put OIL
at Shepherdstown, including the
precious manuscript OF the address,
and then rushed around to the b. y
o. depot, where they got a train to
Keedyyille. Here they got a hack
that brought them to Shepherds
town. Then they hastily got their
baggage from the station, had team
hitched up. and after driving the last
five miles in big hurry got to
Kearneysvills just in time to begin at
the hour announced. 1t was close
call, but they saved their reputation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-01

Pattej Plapts--lst, fringcd table cloth; ~
patent roasting pan.
Cut Flowers-lst, pink and white lamp: ID,
jardiniere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts. G1e st. n.

cHAScEEY SALE OF TsIPRoyEp Real ESTATE
ne adushs of S5 5STs OK sMs RTEk
tric, of Columbia. passed in equity No. 1897.
Cochrape ct al against Adelmann ct AL will sell
Z, Epo g apS9n II Sn e tsf pfs%ses on EKI
O'CLOCK PM, lot 81 in square Al with house az
the corner Of Sth and streets and house NO. sos D
sa lot lettsTsd N Caleb Barn:
41i, All and 479 street southwest. and lot Al Of
John Hitz ct al subdivision Of lots in square ADS
fronting on the alley in the rear.
Isgs: At FIVE o,GLock 2 ii. we viii sell the noeth
x by sh sc Sss anS a iss
feet by the width thereof OF lot H. square 500 with
side said lot and fronng on the alley and extend.
$50 Loeust alley and the west So feet front 6y
the full depth thereof Of lot Is, square 53S, with
houses No NS re sI,a aSS St ZOO
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell lot 5 OF Joel
Jones, snhiyis;on Of square 545 With houses No
nna and f. St Ss 3, and Of
houses Nos. 9l6, 0lS go, 9o2 PA and 910 ist 81
sSe and part Of lot in sq9are 7g3, besinnips
northwest Of said square, and running thence
south Il feet thence east IS feet. thence north II
feet and thence west So fee. to the place Of BEGINNING
ing in the city of Washington District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash and balance IN equal
at one and two years from day Of sale
option Of purchase. reasonable deposit will be re-
ared at time Of sale on each separate purchase and
be compiled with in fifteen days
BENJAMIN + 53 hf "a iron Trustee.
d la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Nominated to Congress.

At the democratic convention in the eighth
North Carolina congressional district Tuesday
William II. Bower was norninated to succeed
W. II. H. Cowles.
Tho democratic convention Of the ninth
Georgia district nominated +. C. Tate for the
ffty-third Congress-.
The democrats Of the twentieth Illinois dis
trict have nominated Judge Benjamin W. Polk
Of Duquoin for Congress.
The republicans OF the eighth Illinois district
have nominated Robert +. Childs OF Hinsdale
county for Congress.
Yesterdays congressional nominations we're:
Third Tennessee district-H. Clay Snodgrass,
democrat.
Ninth Iowa district. Hnger, republican.
First Indiana district-Arthur P. Twineham,
republican.
First Arkansas district-P. d. McCulloch,
republican.
Second Iowa district-John Monroe Of Mus
calinc, republican.
Tenth Indiana district-Dayid Yeoman Of
Rensselaer,, peoples party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Real Estate Matters.

g. ". F. Swar.zell ct al. have purchased Of
II. W. Coffin for S43 ,092. IL block Is Of Long
Meadows.
C. Fl. Bates has bought for s7,9S4.20 Of
Elizabeth VI. Power subs As to 40, block 40, II. 3
sub of Pleasant Plains.
W. E. Edmonston has purchased for sc, 500
of Salhe s. HavilanG parts 65 and &C, B. and
H. 8 addition Square So, 50 by IS feet, at SD
and o streets northwest.
II. c. Thompson ct al have bought of s. j.
Meeks for S9,0S5. IL lots &C to 70, block 40,
Holmead Manor.
J. II. Lewis has purchased Of c. c. Jones for
e5,0o5 subs 172 to l76, square S55, fronting each
20 feet on Florida avenue between 9th and It'll
streets northeast
Gorge Z. Emmons has bought Of NJ. Ashford
for 81. $50 parts Ii and IL, block Al. North
Grounds Columbian University, fronting So. 80
feet on Bnney street
David Crammer has purchased of the District
for 90, 99S. 20 lot H. block q, Meridian Hill.
The deed Of Messrs. Morris and Mattingly,
trustees, to Joseph Willard, conveying for
s602 406 lots 1, 2, u to 16, square 225, the VIII
lard Hotel property ON Pennsylvania avenue,
14th and + streets northwest, was recorded
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
JUDGE ADvoGArE GENERAL LEMLY.
His Promotion Gives Satisfaction-His Pecr
liar Fitness for the Position.

His Promotion Gives Satisfaction--His Pecu-
liar Fitness for the Position.
The nomination by the President Yesterday OF
Lieut.. S. G. Lemly to be judge advocate general
Of the navy. with the rank Of captain, affords
general satisfaction at the Navy Department,
and Capt Lemly received many congratulations
today.
The selection Of Capt Lemly is acknowledged
to have been q good one from his peculiar it
ness for the place by reason Of long and con-
called upon to perform.
The Judge advocate general is the law officer
Of the navy ar.i has charge of court-martial
cases. Capt. Lemly has been Judge advocate Of
a number Of courts-martial in fact has pre-
sided over nearly all the more prominent naval
courts since 1882.
On September -, 1882, he was appointed
judge advocate Of the court of inquiry into the
loss of the Jeanette and death Of Lieut. Com
mander q. W. belong and others Of her off,
GERS and men. March l9, 1885, he was detached
and sent TO Hong Kong. China. ss judge advo-
cate OF the general court-martial to try Com
mander H. Z. Mullan, L. s. ". for the loss of
the Ashuelot, under his command. and other
ofhcers, ard to assist the commander IN chief
OF the Asiatic station in conducting certain
other inquiries into the conduct of officers on
that station.
July 5, 1888, he was detailed for duty In Office
OF judge advocate general, and on March Is,
1884, was detached and ordered 10 the Thetis,
where he served during the Greedy relief cxpe-
dition in the arctic regions.
October 20, 1884, he was again detailed for
duty In Office OF judge advocate general, and
February 2. 1886, was detached and ordered 70
the Vandalia. from which. on March 8, 1856. he
was detached by telegram and sent TO loko-
hama, Japan, as judge advocate Of general
court martial to try Paymaster q. II. Watkins,
U. S. N, Of the Ossipee
Again being detailed for duty in Office O.
judge advocate general. on May 10, 1887, be
was detached and ordered to the Trenton and
subsequently to tho Enterprise, completing a
three years cruise.
Since 1890 he has been on duty in the Judge
advocate generals Office and in the absence OF
Col. Remey acted as judge advocate general
Capt Lemly is personally very popular and q
fayori.e in society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Krumholtz's Sentence Confirmed.

In the case Of Chain Krumholtz, convicted
on April 20 Inst and sentenced May 2 to five
years in the Albany penitentiary by the Crimi-
nal Court for placing child under sixteen in a
house of i'll fame, Justice James this morning
in the Court in General Term delivered the
opinion affirming the Judgment below. This
was a parallel case with that of Henry Jandorf,
who was killed at the Jail by fellow prisoner.
He was charged with having brought his wife
here and placed her in o house of i'll fame for
the purposes of gain.
The point was made as to the competency Of
the wife as a witness, and the court held that
under the rule which allows q wife to testify
against the husband az to acts Of violence in her
testimony as to being put under constraint at
such house she was a competent witness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED


4 Schooner Five Sisters, Alexandria. Va, Capt. VIM;
Woodward. from Aqua creek. Va. with a cords of
pine wood. Schooner Rockaway. Baltimore, Capt
Day. from Charles county. Nd. with 40 cords Of
EeSsra asSnes IRON ca@ssriaad WITH ia seas p ef
, sS Rss 5Sar MILE ,an.
schooner s m, Ny Joe Cart Andrews, from Wade. bay
CAPT Phi Mullen from Sorfoi1 with 90 ooo f srS u
yellow pine Lumbar. schooner Bi3ou. Capt. Ander-
Frances ssrFs
from C1moerisnd with ia tons Of conseidst,on coal
down with pivsse sailing party sc5eoner sas.
from NorfoR With sSoSt feet amSsa
sAiLED
Barge John Miller Philsdelphia. to Aquis, creek,
Va 70 load ties for Philadelphia In tow OF tug Fan
ME N. Gilbert. Georgetown, D.. c., Capt. Ragan
sssss wharf e.
sss tpr e e Aqua crssl
hnfSsS sSs & May
comico Va. to load wood. Schooner virsinia. Alex
Capt. so 81
JSSs s.
Schooner Minnie Tlton. Alexandria. Capt. Brown.
Steam barge Thomas venners. Georgetown. Capt
Bailey. Steam barge Alton. 0sorgstowu. Capt
Hayden.
Inc SW1mmn6 matcn between James Neale. walter
Frere. Robert Lee Ferguson and Grf6 Hughes came
Oh yesterday evening. The course lay from TIM police
boat to the Arsenal point Light and return distance
Of about one and one-hHN miles. The plunss MAS
hand stroke and Nesle. Ferguson and HuThss with
the chest stroke. Frere maintained the lead tiii %
stys Nesie nrst Q reach ths ao.. but fssrusoS
and Frere the orst TO land. After rest Of an
hour substantial luncheon was partaken Of. An un-
hailed schooner. lumber laden. has Just anchored
down tie Washington channel. Capt c.Ark has suc-
cssded Capt Potter e cSminsndsr e the orisseld
Steam yacht Holbroke b being overhsuled 81
Rttter's prepayefog 20 eotnx In commission-
BARGE Granite. No. q ready for launch, Construc-
tor Nson has designs for steam craft Of the launch
clasa. wht-h he declares shall the broom.
schocnee pAmascus, 0co:xetown; schooner Alics
ttmore; hergs Entefprise, Philadelphia; schooner
Hsid, IA: s.s di.ch.sFsd. sss,psr 6sofzs Law.
2, Newell: oroasht up onu.a.iiy heavy esTEose o.
Sl:sssSsg,s. and haeksssIr,s. AZ bsas shippsd o
AArSS e. S.ssssld .sS Iyssss he :ss.4 yses
az sa en- nasy S,sd sn.2ns sGss on sesSs n rso
hsnnock schooner lsabel. who Wss drowned o6 his
sscsfvinx ths ins.nissncs III f IL pcjst s6issss1
49, unina vllla1S IWfSnnk 49, cu1rSr- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
DO NOT MISS 1T.
Tomorrow Sixteen-Page Star Will BE .
Model.

Tomorrow sixteen-Page Star Will BE q
Model.
Saturdays STAR will be brim full of attrac.
tive and interesting reading. The followingare
some of its many features:
FOUR WASHINGTON STARS Ollustrated.)
Those who have gone from this city on the
dramatic stage.
SOME NOTED TREES Olustrated).
Foliage and shade tributes to the memory of
statesmen.
THE MT. AIRY MANSION (ulustrated).
The home of the elder branch Of the noted
Calvert family.
ON THE SPEEDY WHEEL Qllustrated).
The interesting preparations for the big
league meet.
IN ST. PETERSBURG (Illustrated).
Strange sights and scenes in the capital Of
the car. By F. G. Carpenter.
BRAZILIAN SOCIETY Qllust.a.ed).
No particular objection rs to color in that
republic.
YOUTH AND GRACE Ollustrated).
The art of dressing becomingly must be
learned by those who would be stylish.
JEFF DAVIS AND JOE JOHNSTON illus
lustratsd).
Light thrown by recent investigations ON q
quarrel among confederate leaders.
A NATIONS CITY.
How Washington was laid out by the federal
government.
SUMMER BOARDING.
The two kinds of houses for boarders in hot
weather.
OFFICIAL HOUSEKEEPING.
How the White House, Capitol and executive
departments are maintained.
LOST KEY TO CIPHER.
The discovery Of the secret Of the famous
Hittite inscriptions.
MAGGIE MULCAHEY's TRIP.
A capital sketch. written for The EVENING
STAR by Alice Ewing Lewis.
VISITING CANDIDATES.
Reccllections Of notifications Of former demo-
cratic presidential nominees. By John F.
Coyle.
DOWN THE RIVER.
Enjoyments Of q trip from Warrington to
Point Lookout.
SIMON WEAVER, DIVER.
The exciting story of his last trip under
water.
TALKS TO MOTHERS.
The result a fretting parent has upon the
household. By Olive Thorne Miller.
DO RICHES PAY?
What some noted millionaires say on the sub
ject Of wealth. By W. A. Croffut.
THE ARMSTRONG; FIGHT.
The return of "Long Tom to the United
States by Portugal.
SPORT ON THE RIVER
What is going on among the local boating
THE SECOND SEASON.
Prospects of the Washington ball club in tho
coming league race.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The growth of the suburbs about the national
capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Two important Arrests.


Policeman Mulvey of the fourth precinct
made two important arrests last evening. The
prisoners are young colored men, whose names
were given as Chas. Matthews, alias ''Cheeser, )"
and Edward Jones. They were arrested on
suspicion Of having broken the window of
grocery store corner Of ~ and streets
southwest and stolen ten boxes of cigars. some
men deny the charge they have told the officers
enough to make them believe that they are the
guilty parties.
Policeman Henry had q conversation with
the prisoners after they were locked up, and
they admitted that they had snatched two
pocket books from ladies on It'll street. In
one case one of the boys said that
the woman grabbed one of them and held him
for while, but he finally managed to get away
and escape. They are held at the fourth
precinct station for Identification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Educational Exhibi. a. the Fair.

educational assembly at Tuesdays session IN
Saratoga was the adoption Of the report on the
worlds educational congress, both the special
headsd by Mr.. W. T. Harris, commissioner of
education, appointed at the annual meeting
held at st. Paul and empowered by the National
Educational Association to make provision for
holding an international congress OF education
atChicago in the summer of 1893 in cooperation
with a local organization in that city. organized
under set OF Congress under the name Of the
worlds congress auxiliary Of the worlds Colum-
bian exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
DUBLIC SALE OF A FINE ESTATE on THE
CHESAPEAKE BAY
TOT n
3yS.9.n.13S15-5t
IL 1i0. g ST.

NEW FoUR-sToRY WHITE STONE AND BUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
E0CkTEEN Rooms: ELEGANTLY FINIsHED
THkOCGH0uT AND WITH ALL MODERN
TON STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY EIGHT
ZENITH. 1892, at 1--WE O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premises shall o6er ct pubic auction that Elegant
New Four-story White Stone and Buff Brick Resi-
dence. being lot 50 in the subdivision OF Columbia
colleze. .1l5O. located on Stoughton street
cable cars. and commands g. msxnihcent view Of
washington Georaetown, the Potomac river and the
surrounding country.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing interest and
cured by deed of trust. All convcyancing, &c. at
cost $500 deposit required at the time Of
sale IL the terms Of sale not complied with IN AZ
ten days from the day Of sale the property Will be
sold at the ris and cost Of the defauling purchaser
property can be examined any time prior to sale.
y7-1ot Auctiones.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

ness named a number who had spoken Of his
reputation and said he had signed q complaint
against him.
Theo. Leikert gave similar testimony.
q. Z. Hoover corroborated preceding wit
nesses.
F. W. Helbig, Geo. Ruebernacker, Chas.
Hoover and p. A. Mattern testified in the same
line.
Ralph wormley testified as to the measure
ments from the ground to the window, &C, and
on cross-examination said that Bomax had his
hat on In the usual way when he first saw
him after the shooting.
The testimony was closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
To Stop the Silver Purchases.

Senator Sherman yesterday introduced bill
for the repeal of certain parts of the act directing
the purchase Of silver bullion and the ISIS ne of
treasury notes thereon, approved July ~ 1890.
The bill provides that SO much Of the act as di-
reefs the Secretary of the Treasury to pun chase
from time to time silver bullion to the sggre-
gate of 100000 ounces, or such portion thereof
as may be offered in each month at the market
price thereof, and to issue n payment fo- such
purchase of silver bullion treasury notes of the
United States, is hereby repealed, to take effect
January 1, 1898; provided. however, that the
act shall not in any wav affect or imlair or
change the legal qualities, redemption orause Of
the treasury notes issued under said act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
ty7-1W


TkGSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN "EAIRyIEw
HIGH Us, AT INTERSECTION OF WOODLEY
LANE AND TENALLYTOwN ROADS
yNirIue o. deed OF trust duly recorded In lber
No ls5 folio Ig ct SEQ. one OF the land records Of
me Distrlrt ~ tIurnlna. We viii sell TUESDAY,
IhE o SiISETEHSFH DAY OF JULY. A; d. 1882, at
SiA O'CLOCK p NJ. In front of the Premises the fol-
LOWING described real estate situate In the county Of
WASHINGTON. District 81 Columbia, 70 wit: All that
certain piece parcel of land and premises known and
DISTINGUISHED and being Of land lying
on the Ieua ytovn road. formerly known parts OF
SCOTS Ordinary" Terra Firrna" and Alliance :"
and nov known as lot numbered twenty C21) of
block Numbered four til OF a. subdivision known
fsirvfeM HEIGHTS. made by John Z. BeaN and re-
corded March y p lss1, in the records Of the
county No g. page Il together with all the
improvements, ways. easements. rights privileges
AMI appurt. nances to tho belonging or in any
wise appertsining.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in eonal INSTALL
ents o. one and two yesrs note. TO be given BEARING
SIX Ter cent payable semi and
secured BY DEED Of trust on The properly sold or si
required st time OF sale Convey &c at pur-
chassrs cost Terms Of sale TO BE- complied with in
fifteen days. otherwise trustees the right 10
sell the property the risk and o. the defsutin9
purchaser after Ave days advertisement OF such
In souae newspaper pnblish.d In Msshinyton D. c.
sENELLON A. BROWN,l -.
jy6-dSds JOHN E MITCHELL. Afussees-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
SHOOTING STARS.

The proverb should expand itself to "who is
born to be electrocuted will never be drowned"
"Well," said the Chicago citizen, who looked
at drop of water through microscope, "this
is what call pretty rough on o man whb has
sworn ef."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
- :so6 Az ST n W.
JOHN A BARTHEI, Trustea,
iyl4-dSds OBJ ~ stpw



By virtue Of decree 81 the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. paSsa the twenty first day
June. A. d. lss2. in cause there d-rendine wherein
and Thomas j. Queen an1 Others were defendants be-
Ing equity cause NO 1855, doe 81 the undersigned
TRUSTEES viii sell al pubic auction. in front Of the
PREMISES, II FIVE O'CLOCK z NJ. on TUESDAY
the TwESTY-SINTH DAY OF July, 4. d. 1892,
al that rart Of trat OF land living In the county Of
wssh:nston in tbs District OF Columbia and called
''fletrhalfs Chance, ALL described by inetes ana
bounds AZ follows. beginning = boundary stone
lyin AZ the southeast of said Of aud
runni1t theme north 4. DEGREES minutes SSi
81 3 feet In stake i thicket brook and Re-
Ing in the south line Of tract recently convey by
James ID. Rowe to jackson II. Ralston: thence -otth
20 tegrees 70 minutes vest !, OOl 3 feet stake at
the most nc-therly point Of MOrxan's land thence
south - degrees - minutes 90 ar fst
TO stake the edge Of the road Leading 70 sud pro
erry thence sOth - degrees Al 80 seconds
east 4 feet TO the plae OF beginning, containing
IL. 6 acres. bearings being true and allowing de
Rrees for westerly variation the SAID land being the
same A. that OF wnch Aexius Queen died seized and
Terms Of sale being onethir the purchase money
N cash onethird In one year and One-thtrd in TWO
Year from the day Of safe The deferred payments
be secured by TIE notes Of the purchaser b,erinx
per cent interest from the date Of sale The
trust the premises sold all tho ortion of
the purchaser. deposit Of 500 Will he required
81 the time Of the sale All eonseyancing. &c
ct the purchs sers Unless the terms OF sale arr
complied with In ten days from the date Of sale the
trustees reserve the right resell at the defnultng
purchasers ri-x and cost
FREDERICK l. sIpDONs. Trustee
Rooms Nos p aud 20. Adams bldg
,yi+isds 4os S,h NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
THIS EVENING.

AUCTION SALE TONIGHT, GIL PA AVE
"a Over 900 lots o: Diamonds. Gold Watches
Eevolvers from New York P4wnbrokers' Association
my20-.;m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

Bar RrpoR, THE CzIplxx's PAaApmx.-
for pienics, riding korses, msrry-eo-rounds,
gravity road, dancing. daily concerts, boating,
bathing, nshing. grabbing, u round trip. B.
ana .. trains st 9:16 m, lao p. m, z38 p.
M; Sundays Ut s;sS .. M. 1a8o p. m, s:l5 p.
m--Advk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

TAKE your intended 10 Ocean City on Sat-
furday with other friends. Enjoy yourself
and return on Sunday refreshed from the sale
Eair.-AduG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
500 9Th 81. n. W., r-
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, Irusteea.
hid 442 La ave


liz The COUNTY OF WAsafNG Sf;1s &c Sc.
By vrtnre Of deed Of trust dated October 30 1880
q .hs one he
request OF the party secured thereby will offer for
SAY he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SsS n Sf !gLS isss.
81 HALf.PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. all Of lot No.
tract Of ians called DesSt and S ram 81
and also all Of that part Of lot No. in said sub
corded in Liber 11l6 folio pa ct seq Of saG land
CONTIGUOUS. abutting ON the Brentwood road As. So
psErhes and on Queens Cha:el road "a 0s perches:
in the surveyors oice Of said District in book Gov
Terms OF sale: n.third Of the purchase money in
CASH the balance in equal instalents at and two
years Respectively from the day of sale The pur-
bearing interest from the day Of sale per cent pei
annum. payable semi-snnually, secured by deed Of
post to be made on the day Of sale II the terms Of
sale are not complied with within ten days from the
the risk and cost Of the defsuItns purchaser. a.
RICHARD 7. MORSElI., | r.r,,..
tyI2-d&ds WILLIAM L. sEUFFERLE.5 irus'ees
PUBLIC SALE G6 3E FINE b ESTATE ON THE
By virtue of power Of attorney from Mari. L. Key
to me- and by virtue Of the power contained in The
has been assigned will otter at public sale front q
cogny on TGEsDaY JULY e Sslna is
a, ELftEN O'CLOCK NJ all ihe:property advertised
No. .e .s s.s
No :. CONTAINING $50 acres. more less parcel No.
atsd at the mouth OF TIE Patuxent river fronting
seyen-eighths of mile on the Chesapeake bay and
within it boundaries about 700 ares OF land and salt
water creeks. The improvements excellent and
land IL good state of eultivssiSpi Fine beach and
.o ,,. :o7 North Calvert St. Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

DIFFERENT STORIES TOLD 1T THE wITSEssEs-
THE DEFENDANT TEsTIfIEs IN HIS OWN BE-
HALF-HIs EVIDENCE CoRRoBoRArED By
OFFICER aARvEr, WHO WAS SHOT on THE
NIGHT IN QUESTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

Go TO Ocean City on Saturday. Take,your
fishing tackle. Get up early Sunday moraing
for a fishing trip. You can catch all that ,Nou
can carry away. Plunge in the ocean and. you
will feel like o new man.-Adut