davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-01-16
AUCTION SALES
9 THOs. =. OWEN q SON,
Auetieneers I'LL 3 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF VALUABLE
7 W o-s Z OR " ROW BRICK
DWELLING WITH BASEMENT.
LOCATED At EOS sEyENTEENTH
9SIRREEEr SIREEETr RRTHEAsF' WASH
p ss sfs ss:osd.s e sisH e te1 Gess so oi iIs sss
erds Of ths District Of Columbia.
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell ct public auc-
TUESDAY THE sEVENTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1861, AT
ONE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM,
the fplloWing-deserihed land and
premises, situate In the District
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot Thirty-eight 1881
In the Subdivision made BY Jacob
g. Gruver of lots in Square Ten
Hundred Eighty-tvo Q0s2), as
per plat recorded n Liber q.
Surveyor for said District.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S7,s61.27: fur
ami announced Il time Ta''s ot sale; en- the Rs
p g ..!S sS0y: ssiS .So.,. trus. :.
$500 required. conveyancing, re-
eording. ETC.. ct purchasers cost:
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid ct
the discretion Of the trustees.
MILTON M. BURKE,
MARK c. 6OWSHER,
ya0,9,11,18.l6 Trustees.
TAOs. J. OWN . son.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES
fc0N1IAIliEnl
CROSS. MURPHY AND SMITH,
Attorney; 529 18th street, NV

CROSS. MURPHY AND SMITH,
Attorneys, 128 18th Street, NV,
Washington .. DC. 'l.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. hold
Administration.-This Is. To Give
the; State Of virginia. has obtained
from the PROBATE Court Of the
District Of. Columbia, Letters Test
amentary on the estate of HENRY
g.. PRATT, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased All persons
having claims AGAINST the de-
ceased are hereby warned to. ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the. subscriber, on or before the
10th day of July, ADJ 1861;
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from al benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand
this s,, 9th day, q January. 1851
HENRY H5;SR @. PRATT, r.. 3l3l n.
iis0Hs sinias tseai Sesi Attest! Afn4ffSe THSoDoRi l
CO0sWELE, Register Of wills fof
the District Of Columbia, CLERK
OF the Probate Court.
JA-IUt-otDV
ELMER B. COLLINS, Attorney
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 101 500,
Administration.-This Is To Give
Notice: That the subscriber, oi
the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia. Letters
OF Administration on the estats
Of JAMES DUFFY, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the
exhibit the same, with the youch-
to the subscriber, on or before the
10th day Of July, AID. 1861: 9th.
erwise they may By law be ex-
cluded from ali benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
9th day Of January, 1861. ELMER
B. COLLINS, Suite sos. 1924 Eye
street, NV. (Seal.l Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register oi
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
la-l6.23,30
DoRLEN BRoADCAsTERs, INC. a
A1NA a0AAA SVAbss Gs0 0W9Iu n. 6Sho-
way, President and Director; John
r. Dorsey. Vice President and Di.
rector. and Rita NJ. Lenaway, Sec
retary,' Treasurer and Director, on
Jan, 8, 1851. filed with the Fed.
eral Communications Commission
an application for 3 permit to eu.
thorize construction Of O new I'm
Glass B Broadcast Station, to be
licensed To- Waldorf. Nd. TO oper.
ate on . frequency Of io4:1 me-.
antenna height Of 143 It. Tbs
studios and .transmitter viii be
located 0y6 miles northwest Of the
intersection OF Berry I'd. end
deTrees. on a u minutes. % II % sseondS: IN
west longitude 76 degrees, IS min.
utes. IL seconds).
Ja9.10.16,17
AUGUSTA HANLON BR0WN.
Attorney,
Evening star., 1961-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

Z WIZ NOT Dg responsible for
Any debts incurred By, anyone
ether than myself. JOsEPH MEY-
xR PEuER. 170S East.West high
Vay, 3. g., Nd. 10
4HE ANNUAL MEETNG Of the
fSqlrsi SAVINGS and Loan AS
Qseaation win be held et 9 nm.
Street NV, Washington. D. c.
" WILL NOT BE TeSponsible tor
~Aby. debts incurred BY eardo'e
shell gerviee, Inc, unless Gigned
81 Jo6EPH 3 9ARDO IN or vIR-
10INIA 3. 0ARDo. ]02e Southern
,SS9 s.e.. Wsshington 20. ?. c.
Vjsit uliaue SCOTLAND house,
1SSs q sHtnssntie sHtnsssn.t elan sl1HteItsn sr;tn
fed. TVeaters, unusual Celtic jew
1lfya eoats Of arms, Scottish
&rints. Many other rare gifts
MNlN the lslands and Highlands.
sGV7 South WAahington street,
Aisxsudria, Va. TE. 6-8SbE,. 10 to
daily. Closed Sundays. ..
Evening star., 1961-01-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES

I0TIcE 1s HEEEBY GIVEN
fSS Ssa Act ss,,s9t,,s sSs sDga sS. .lo:;, p:S
sss' snss With II i PUB Act saa is4, y sSSas spprd
Juno rs. 1898. and provisions Of
Pub. Act AS. 62nd congrssS.
sRS1s s@:ns.d S,ris ), Pub. he. 1s.S iss. eess &
congTess. appr'd April 80. 1925.
authorizing changes IN the D; C..
Hishwsy Plan. the Commission
hsaring in the Board Rm. Of the
Dist; Bldg. ltth D : sts: NV.
FEBRuARY /, isei. at 1000
AM. for interested property ov-
ners 70 determine as to any
property rights which may be
affected, or as to the advisability
Of ciosing. the street and alley
areas, and enecting changes IN
the Hishway Plan. all tn p. C..
dss'sribed ds crib. ! q IL follows: s ~ closins So:
asmilsoS a1si cirsis. s'iss n w.; ,4S e Clos. 9,
Iss: Isl closing q K ss.. s.W. w.
SppFoximsteiy 100 Il. east Of Is;
ware Ave. a half St.; Of LIST st.,
e.W.. bet. Eye q N Sts.: of Canal
g.. e.W.. bet. K q n ets.: and
Of pub, alleys In Sos. 592. 645
q N-650. (6l Closing Of pub.
aileys in %. i01e; Gl Closing
Of parts of 9Th g.. 9.W.. bet.
g; B. Eye ets.;,, ls) Closing Of
9Th st.. NE. bet. Galloway &
Hamilton ets.. and Of pub. alley
in So. 1857; fgl Closing Of pub.
alley IN So. 5000: (1O Proposed
change In the Highway Plan af-
feeting property in NE Section
g., g. On e, nGrsa sts s y Tsslor d 81 ST. ;9R ep
81 otis d.. psovidis sS; ha for Sr eilmi. sHnin
area within above-descfibed lin
its. f11) Proposed change in
Highway Plan affectins property
IN NE. Section Of D. C., bounded
on west BY Michigan Ave. on
81 SSfia Hs.tssn 81 s0a AVE-. = sofA g.. ana ma
on south by Varnun st.. provid-
ing for elimination Of certain
proposed street area within
above.deseribed limits. Map show
fms the street a alley areas
proposed to be closed and show
Ing the proposed changes in the
Highway Plan are on file in the
Surveyors Office, D., c., RIM. 405,
S5Ii. 1912, 1913. 1874, s516,
1891 respectively. Said maps will
also be displayed at the hearing.
and the Commissioners will eonsid-
or any suggestions or protests con-
eerning the proposed street q al.
changes in the Highway Plan as
shown on the Aforementioned
maps: sy1IPs:,vRRs Z Z, McLAgdHrLINNi Y.
Commissioners. D. c.
ia0 mn 20 "A 1Af7IRf0 70 Of
Evening star., 1961-01-16
United States Marshal's Sale
HOUSEHOLD = FURNITURE
Bedding-Teleyision, Etc.

lS-4cIct1S1OIl, GtCs
Of Columbia to Wit:
By virtue Of 0 Writ Of Tieri Hacias
issued By the Municipal Court.
Case No. M-25753-00, In and for
the District aforesaid. at the suit
OF Reliable Stores Inc. TIA Hub
Furniture Co, Plaintiff, against
the goods and chattels Of Hattie
n. Daniels. Defendant. TO me di.
rected, have seized and taken
into execution Gll the right, title,
claim. interest and estate at law
and in equity. Of said Defendant,
In and 10 bleaehed knotty-pine
and cordovan bedroom groups,
mahogany dining groups. dinette
groups, chairs. tables, convertible
!Drins.. msftrsises: Emerson cSn- S
iaessiss islssiSa esss. & arsS.r, tSS sv
minum slider. etc, and / hereby
give notice that on TUESDAY.
JANUARY IL, 1881, at / O'clock
PM, I will offef for sale the
aforementioned personal property
so seized and taken into execution,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION. to the
highest bidder. for Cash, unless
said Judgment 10 otherwise satis-
ned prior 70 sale. sale to take
place ct
S05 z STREET NV.
DUDLEY @. sKINKER. United
States Marshal In and for the
District Of Columbia Ja5.16
m SATIsFACTI0N Of its ware
houseman's lien on 100 cartons
Of porch and deck enamel each
carton containing 4 1.gallon cans,
in assorted eoiors Of light gray.
dark gray. and white. held 70 the
account Of NOR CHEM PROD
UCTs. NC, Of Newark. New Jer.
co. e. oF OF wAsHfNo4oN sHnio4s 'tETNsh vii eli
the Aforesaid enamel ct auction
from its premises at LIST and &
THiRTiErH DAY or JANuARY,
1861. This notice II published
pursuant TO Section 28-1e27 Of
the D, c. Code. 1851 Edition.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
AUTOMOTIVE
.,. CLERK

Cadillac Company has an
opening in the service department
for . Person to handle the CASH
terinG duties. preparation Of Gus
TONERS repair orders and work d.
rectly with the A.F.A. department
on factory warranty claims. Per-
son must have automotive exueri-
:Rss On Se oers %ons. # syPat
20 Qualtfied person. 5 day week.
Paid vacations, other company
benefits.. Salary Commensurate
With ability. See Mr.. BERTINI. ct
1922 22nd ct. NV
Evening star., 1961-01-16
BY AUCTION
AT
Williams. Auction House
80: Sl4 Eye st. NV.
Tues. (Tomorrow) z Pm.

ATTENTION DEALERS. QUEST
HOMES AND INDIVIDUALS
very pleasing odd sofas. colorful
lounge and living room chairs
Mahogany bedroom suites. Twir
and double Hollywoods. Beauty
rest MATTRESSES. Inexpensive offiea
desks. Brass sndirons and fireplace
pull screens. inexpensive rugs
Other household effects.
Auctioneer's Phone Ma. e-2e70
ADAM A. WEsCnLER q SON
AuctioneerB.ApDrsIseFs
Evening star., 1961-01-16
ust diol II. 3-5ooo--stor Classified
RELP MEN

GENERAL SALES MANAGER, for
notch sales ability with back
ground Of proven aggressiye and
progressive sales. successful back.
ground In management o must;
submit resume TO Boz e42-N.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
LARGE ATTRACTIVE SALE
7 MerehoIi Estats a, Gforao

LARGE ATTRACTIVE SALE
o. o. Marshall, Estate a. Storage
OF
New, Used & ANTIQUE Household
FUR 1T URE
Hi-Grade mahogany bedroom group
" Loyersize bookcase bed. MA
HoGANY DINING ROOM GROUP.
knotty. pine. bedroom suite
wLsingle push-a-beds, NEW COR
NER SEC. SOFAS. new living
room groups, lounge chairs, mir
rors, LAMPS, BOX SPRINGS.
MATTR'S, chests Of drawers,
dressers. DREXEL DRESSING
TABLE, ETC. A1.
$40 pieces Syracuse ''Dogw0od"
restaurant china. cooking uten-
siis.. glassware, chefs table ETC.,
LARGE STOCK GREE ETI.N q
CARDS, display racks, cash regis
Evening star., 1961-01-16
eAugTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE
XWy0 sT0RY sEMETpETAGHEIp
aEVMsA I'll HMNAcosTiA 81 hz1N1ESsS AvENSr fSMfTE NoRTH.

HRIcK d WILLING. BEING
Known AS pREMISEe NUMBER
zH ANACoST1A AVENUE NORTH
seyirtue Of q certain deed Ct trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. l148I,
Jctto 195 ct seq, Of the land
records Of the District Of colum-
Ne, and ct the request Of the
narty secured thereby. the under
g siMHseD MsDkRsb%a u Snt 4 afHRa Ha' 'rRWERfY. rRWsfRRtfsYs
1851, AT oNE-THiRTY 3 o,c;LomC m
IN, the following described land
9h6 pfsniises, situate In the Dis
tftet Of Columbia, ana dssignated
H. subdiyision Of lots in Square
ss osiisa. oSya Pss se BIZ saIyssop ssSSrq:G isl
the District Of Columbia, In Liber
12g, At Folie 106; subject to
s9tains restriction line and GOV.
1ENMs: Sold subject to . prior
aaed of trust for approximately
sb Si ~ s'tSss aSonssd Hsrsc1lsr; Il s,ns 3.
ef sale; the purchase price above
SEpssit oi $500 required. Convey :
shsssf's cost. Adjustm:nts made
M-of date Of sale. Terms to be
eemplied with within thirty days
etherwise deposit forfeited and the
9kaRerty may be advertised spe
zeaoid at the discretion Of the
RALrH o. WEED,
NEM ". WELLS,
Evening star., 1961-01-16
PERSONALS

ALL INCOME TAX sEKv.; former
home. S Ma MH S.oaso. sIs' NA. sAD s.isoS. Il oS.si
ADULT GIRLS (3I, for besinnins
ballroom class: ballet class form
ing for 6.l0'yrs. olds. AID. 4.2340.
BANK STATEMENT and cash rec;
and business recons. at your con-
yenience; audits. uN. 4-sQ96.
CANDY CLASSES start Jan. l6-l7
6924 Jay BEE CANDY SCHOOL.
DAY GAZE for small children In
licensed home. Excel NV. section.
Lee. yard. ia. 9.s1e3.
EYEGLAss FRAMES, 81; lens 50;
n. Z. JEWEI,RY. 7iS sth St. NV.
FORM 57-Preparation based or
government position standards,
WA. 6-S234.
Fur Rental Service
Be Q queen for Q night. We rent
furs Of every description ineludinG
fabulous mink. Ma. e-6624.
GLAMOUR INC, Washington.s new
Ing school. now interviewing mod
els for presentation Of New Spring
Fashion Shows. Register today
Suite 2, 1711 Conn. Ave. nv. Ho
2-3766.
HAVE TROUBLE waxing 40, on
time? Call KAY for personalizing
Wake-np or telephone ansWsring
service. AD. 2.1464.
10 TEaTEn-The WashinEton test
nenter offers. for q limited time,
free. intelligence and .. personality
tests. Your 10. personality and
APTITUDE determine your future:
knSy then. NO Obligation: scIEN-
ToMETRIc TESTING, 1910 loth
Ct. NV, WISH, D. c.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
DOORMAN
Alban Towers. 3700 Mass. Ave. NV

DR1FTsMEN-ENGINEERS. expert.
enced in air conditioning, heating
or plumbing for consulting engi-
nss6'S Ssow, oftses ia so.h wIllLIAM y : A.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

Laundry Supervisor
Experisneed in maintaining quality
shirt production.
- HUB LAUNDRY
S7th and Eastern Ave. NE.
WA. 7-l100
Evening star., 1961-01-16
CLERK
Company
Representative

Real opportunity for Q young
men 70. jotn Q progressive
growing company. Because
OF our expansion, we need
q men to join our present
staff of 4. You will be COM
-pletely trained at full sal.
ary. Work consists Of rep
resenting our company to
outstanding business con-
Germs In the washington
area. Position is SALAR1ED
beginning at $3.50 to $4O0
per month plus expenses.
Applicants must have coll
le.e background, ability to
speak well and enjoy work
ing with people. Excellent
company benefits and good
growth opportunity.
CALL MIR. MARTIN
ST. $4,000
BETWEEN 10 AND II An.
FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1961-01-16
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON
,susTRKs' SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO. .eToR ROW BRICK
AWELLING, NO. 1918 3 STREET

M:R;';ss. SEs Is u: sPE' 'EEE ! .EEEEE sEEsE
y virtue Of . deed Of trust re-
corded, in Liber No. 10000. Folio
'1S6, ct sea- one Of the land rec
iefdx Of the District OF Columbia,
and .9t the request Of party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned
strvstees will offer for sale, BY
public suction; IN front Of prem
:4en, AT 4 O'CLOCK PM the
fglldyfng ID described property In the
Ytetfict OF Colufnbia, to-wit: Lot
~ tp Thomas a. Jameson's sub
zifisien Of lots In Square 962, as
q g. I.s, thS ssu,ryeyor, for for " H 2 1i,sIl;;s I;t
rlsr with impgoyements thereon,
Known es 101s Z st. NE.
tEH1fe or SALE: Property viii be
sod subject 70 the balance Of q
pfief, building association deed Of
trust for approximately 50. .169. SO:
further particulars Of which will
.b4 announced at time Of sale: the
$afehase price above said trust to
q paid In cash. A. cash deposit Of
1&1V1 REQUIRED OF purchaser at
sHele- Examination Of title, con-
Neyaneing, recording. notarial fees
sand revenue stamps ct cost Of puf-
1heser: Adjustments made as. Of
44ts Of sale. Terms to be complied
with within 30 days from day Of
Nnles otherwise trustees reserve the
.ftght TO resell property at risk and
s4obe Of defaulting purchaser, sitter
B days advertisement Of such re-
falc- IN some newspaper published
nay noR Se forfeited. or ~ without n IepSsr. FOR.
4eiting deposit trustees may avail
MMselves Of any legal or eauitabie
Hfht against dsiaultinE purchaser.
B. 9PENCER' FITzGERALD.
Jel3. 16.1S,2d,23 Trustees.
p, THOMAS J. OWEN q son,
AustieHeers, 1111 Z ST. NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

ACCOUNTANTS. BO0KKEEPERs
A0cY. i4z0N. =. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT. ,GG!NINT 70 take charge q
NSsssrn va somaass nass smiar,tt11 siilsf y
but, not % %essential; fun bookkeepins
perm, JOB for right person, Re-
ply to Box l03-M, star. stating
BACKGROUND and exper., age. mari
tai and service status, refs (Will
interview q applicant t1'1s Sal.p pFrSr rer
anirementst and when avail 10
Evening star., 1961-01-16
ERROR CLAIMS
CANCELLATIONS

Hnes, must be rsporisd lmmsdi-
Siely. Allewanets fes sfreFs eennot
bs asads sftsf first dey ef pvblieatien
Evening star., 1961-01-16
Reservations Now
Being Taken
for
Refined Patients
HALE KAUILAN1
Personal Care Home

attention - Excellent
meels, toiietries, laundry. Also
kind treatment IN Q cheerful
setting.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

1a6,9.n.13.16 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Auetieneers.Appraisera
Evening star., 1961-01-16
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. experienced. for ma
qualifications, education, sxperi-
ence. availability TO. Boz 53-M.
Evening star., 1961-01-16
CLASSIFIED HEADLINES

eatsi.Tswa Rsss. SOC Per Line
1!ss More Times. sle Psf Line
Evening star., 1961-01-16
HELp MtM

MECHANIC. expef. white: ea5a6Ie
Of General repair. Cadillac EQUIP. !:
perT, prrT,. position. excel. 'ycrkine
cRDE ccRHDaExattnRs tn eSsgsv eHsTsSn; "; NJ. KinG:
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Home Front, july 1851

AAGBULANCES.- long trains of
ambulanceS crossed the Long Bridge
into Virginia yesterday.
ATTENTION, DISTRICT VOLUN-
TEERS!-You were mustered out of
service before the war fairly began.
You did your duty, and your whole
duty. But shall we now fold our arms
In inglorious ease, while our brethren
are in the field fighting our battles
for us? Never-never! Let US seize
upon our arms and share their fate.
propose that the District Volunteers.
and all true men who are disposed to
join us, organize Immediately and ap-
ply to the Government for arms and
offer to fight in our country's cause,
until the enemy Is driven from our
vicinity. We should raise q brigade
Of volunteers in the District in two
days.
have the honor to remain. your
friend and fellOw-citizen,
EDWARD C. CARRINGTON.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
LATER PARTICULARS OF
THE BATTLE.

-. The panic Iof the Federal Armyl
was commenced in q light battery
commanded by a fat lieutenant. He
was proceeding under orders to flank
one of the enemy'S batteries when q
Of their cavalry made q
dash at them. Instead of unlimbering
and esSaying to receive the charge
with grape or canister, he turned and
instantly fled. leaving two of his pieces
on the field. -.
Aside from iIvtOorGtinO the
C0ntederGcy and shocking the
North into the realization that
this tCouLd be no easy iDur. Bull
Run SerUed another purpose. Here
1t tOGS that officers tOIt0 OONLd
hold positions of high command
aOent through their first ordeal
OF modern warfare. Here It tOGs
that Thomas Jonathan Jackson
at the head of his VtrOtMi0RS uGs
an Inspiration to Brig. Gen.
Barnard Elliott Bee of South
Carolina. Look at JGckSons
brigade; It stands like a stone
IOGlIl Rally behind the Vir-
0iniGnS." cried Bee to his men
shortly before a bullet found him.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

One factor the Federal COM
nG1Hder had not rect0Red NTH
IUGs the presence of Johnston.
OsCinD to the feeble motions of
PGtters0R IN the Shenandoah VAL
Ley, Johnston had been able to
turn his back and march oft. He
hieed his army 0Uer the Blue
Ridge, entrGiNed them on the
Manassas Gap Railroad and sped
them to the battlefield IN time
to take decisive part in the action.
This, Incidentally IDGS the first
tactical use anywhere of a rad
road In battle.
The fight itself had started In
earnest around 8 G.m. Sunday.
1t sOGs a See-SGiU melee brGUely
fought. but SOith only Spottv CO.
ordination In either army. De-
spite bIWMders and confusion, the
FederGIS stUept across the pike
and up Henry House Hill, and
seemed to haze Uict0ry tUitIGtH
grasp until nIid-GfternO0n. At
that point, Johnston and BeGWre-
gard c0-0rdissGted neatly, suing
ing men from far .tUtHOs of their
Evening star., 1961-07-23

with great slaughter. The firing was
heard In this city, from the direction
Of Bull Run, from II till about 3
o'clock. After q cessation till nearly
S o'clock, the sound was again heard.
and the reverberating of cannon was
still audible at o'clock.
A gentleman who arrived last night
says that at o'clock in the afternoon
the Second and Third New Jersey
Regiments were ordered to march
forward from Vienna. Other
troops were hurrying forward to the
scene of hostilitieS, and there was
much military excitement and hustle
in all the camps. =.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

Bridge, designed to roll up the
Rebel left. Timing and execution
Of the nsGsstUe fIGnkiEO nsGNeuver
proved too much for the rGU re-
crWits. Things became SSIGrIed,
and the CoHfederGtes could see
tDItdt aOGS coming.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

force to hit the Henry HUI Fed
erals hard in their right flank.
The spirit Went out of the Union
troops. DiSinteOrGti0N. then panic.
took 0UeT.
Battlefield reports poured into
The Star all day Sunday. a non
publishing day. By Monday. most
Uere 0utdGted. But most also sup
piled personal touches to the
great. mUddIed conflict. A sam
ping:
INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE.
A poor little drummer boy was cut
completely In two by q canister shot
which struck him just under the arms.
A piercing "Oh!" emitted in childish
treble, the soldiers who were near him
say, was q sound that will ring In their
ears for life.
Among the disasters of the day were
two very serious ones from the firing
into each other. by mistake. Of our
own regiments. The 9Th New York
Regiment was badly cut up thus by
either the 14th or 25th Regiments Of
the same State. The 69th New York
Regiment had one company destroyed
almost to a man by a fire from our
own forces.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

TVHERE could be no doubt some
Il thing fearful was going on be-
yond the Potomac River toward
Manassas, Va. Here Is Sampling Of
local news items published In The
Star the days Immediately following
July 81.
FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.-Dr. A.
J. Borland. Of this city. having voIun-
teered his services to the Govern
ment. was this morning furnished with
O. pass and started for the seat
Of war, to render professional aid to
the wounded.
THE STEAMERS to Alexandria are
suspended from their regular trips to-
day, by order of Government, which
doubtless needs them for transp0rta-
ton of munitions Of war. &c.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
OFFICIAL BULLETINS OF
THE BATTLE.

The following bulletins were re-
ceived in official quarters yesterday,
during the progress of the battle from
the telegraph station, about four miles
from Bulls Run:
FAIRFAX, July 21-11 AM
Rapid firing from heavy guns and
frequent discharges of muSketry.
11:4O A.M.-Firing very heavy, and
apparently more ON our left wing.
1850 A.M.-There is evidently q
battle towards our left. in the direc-
tion Of Bull Run and q little north.
The firing Is very rapid and heavy.
LAS P.M.-Heavy guns again, and
apparently near: muSketry heavy and
near.
2P.M.-The musketry is very heavy.
and drawing much nearer. There is
evidently q movement more to our left.
2:45 P.M.-Firing q little further
off. and apparently in the direction
of the CManaSSaS1 Junction. Less
heavy guns and more light artillery.
as near as can judge.
3 P.M.-The firing ceased 10 min
uteS since.
1886 P.M.-The firing has almost
entirely ceased. and can be heard
only with difficulty.
All the ne.Ds stories of that
day, and for many days to come,
OGUe only a 0Iimnser of tOlGGt had
happened. McD0SDelEs battle plan
tOGS sound. Part of his army dis
trGcted the C0nfederGtes on his
extreme left along Bull Run. tOlstte
another tented farther upstream
on WGTreMt0n pike at the Stone
Bridge crossing of the run. The
main effort sOGs tUide thanking
Increment upstream from Stone
Evening star., 1961-02-14
'..sIHE PASSING SHOW
Rapture Diminished
In Bord's 5 Fontosy
BY Jay CARAfODY
Drama critic Of Tha star

Shakespeare who has become something Of summer re-
placement dramatist makes regular return ct the
National during the next fortnight
The occasion the appearance Of the American Shake
Besre Festival acting home address Sratford Conn.,
IN "a Midsummer Nights Dream
This WashinRtons second sight Of The Bard in