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splendid uru fi.' -trtHfrt
LtaTrlIeA d.. Jaias rAt. . rr''i ''f ~
,.... ,r-.. tr.u Monarch April T.
,,f.. Do 800. 4. D. .Ar.fIp rsutan 81 march, Apri -
.....- ,..,np,,i,.,, ... u,n uas.r rrerr Noatcsr.
o.. ttkrl Nt'. 900 90 ti'se ' ~" ''''''
.ptlt fH ti. general 4gtI
Itrr,N. yI,KER- SD A.att o. 30 r.ias yiera.
NATIONAL LINE Pier 80, y. X
~ FOR UCAtA-iDN !. 'thtODiA .
-..,I, AM ...tn.i 90 ApfN g. go p %.
FOX LOSDON .aD :st. mae 90. .
CAS- iurI 30. .Ur A 80 h-.Apll ~. " p H.
Cabin. 500 siD clrrsloT prcpNi = ''rLis 4 :, =, =.
Bong tylI slst r-L T. WI IL ISL '-i-AsoE
tg ItJ Br0ttvly, n. s.
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L sA..ng FROM l.c- foo, ~ ctnl.,'.. NortA Hig'c
.f.rscl.,.r err, ~ 80. nm Moadlg April H. uoln.
Couu,,i.ac lr Central ans ~oItl America All A'N;h
From Francisco - japan atl llah Nae. "a n,
NllA Ot iuklO ......-...., - NJ - ,nt AL ,us.
mon. slu Francisco 10 uuLoldu New ~ I'M ''' N"''
tfa'a ,.-,.. ,.t % =, , IN
fr.n arrival nt fon0n alsat ~tn trll't- .,.,-,,,
pa...urcfa forwarded 10 -AN FRA SCI 50 4ttCi
f-fASD- JAPAN. CHINA. NEw HtALAND A s'.sN,
ils. SCUM AMERICA. CENTRAL AA|'''~A "N'
IN ri.ht pas-aee. anl general niomaloa a225 A.
Company ' H. ]. BULLAl.
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RALTIMORE md OHIO RAILROAD.


IN al "a Ihladelphla Baltimore and Washington
s't Dec J. PASSENGER Trains from Central r.
~ NJefsei "a, pot NJ the foot o Iibertyst folpwst
narior sunday for Washington ana the West with
in-Duly. Tor Washington Cincinnati chsavo and r.
ears 10 Cincinnati 7 ~ -' "' -9
,i iSo ? uDay. for Washington and the West, vtth
h'g,selnHg cars attached.
To AL trans. NV ~
Hoother liuo makes faster umc 70 ths wcgt
q. 49, - y "" ""'' '-'
Principal NewYork OGce SIS Broadway; also oli Broad
Tickets secured and bagsa checked th7ough+o destination
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
a,,,o,o, ,-,.,. . Via NENpORT and "a IL RIVER
l!ckets sold and Baggage checked all principal
Magnificent steamers NEwPOR T ana OLD COLONY Nave
uIA la suhlaJs excepted. from Pier ~ y
M Murtay -, ~ p M. CONNECTION via ANNEy boats
run 'r-irY CIV, p m; from BrO0kyu. $50 D. ~.
- hii :, 81 iIi.ODd~. Etc. OBTAINED al
lIOt huls aud Ticket Offices at the office Pier -
GLO. I. CONNOR g. p. 4.
FOR Bridgeport ana all points ON Nau
Raiu,t snh HoIttfouc .tait 3aif5ts can.
hlaeSip tfler 81 r. ~ daily 40 ll-3D Lu.
| LlllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- lAN-EN6Ek TRAINS ou aus after june T. 1890 vii
aNt Htlf~ loot oi tuIu1I0t aut Ut i0.-.z. -.tf A.
NJ D. Do bn taJ p "a flr Eas 'I Beth elrn. Allentown.
htfohe. MIucI Chunk, NtI1"sbtfrr IDslUo. NtF.rlr.
Ithaca Geneva LIONS. Buffalo ana Toe west Pullman .rp
Trains leaving % 80 q. ~. aui o. No. connect Tor o..
FONTS ln VI H' 1900 a. InI Hdg.tt0l al IfHuiN
,. h hllNtlNN. Genera. il. AGENT.
N'"' 20 fas'fn OEce corner luftN .n t"iiItHfl
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

NOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
N Y n h. and n. r. X Leave Grand Centrh Depot
1888 .. a.. days aud 1890 m- sundayA Also
az p week days. Get uc<sts VIA NewforA Ani
-. 49, - IA
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REAL ESTATE.

lss> SEw.yonK, ,. iday. April !, 1881.
!. .a,ov,no sales were ~ ID 1T the Exchange
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:. ,s,> Srw.yotK, p. iday. April l, 1881.
-. =, e,,,av,ne sales were Is ID 1T the Exchange
: fsf~N-'- BsH II. LUdrotc 90. -
,,,a,, u sths1, 40 low or 'tFS'e' eS'h ro- soc
1'ortS.T,sG CarstaD Br s',d.-..'..s.-, '-''''
:. 49, IyJohs Boyc ,
- h,scl tuit1!pe. with lot No tu hony-s" az,
Fef"ts. ~ B,oop,st, TOT %Oxoo Nytf r>er''' "V
q KraoKLYN PROPERTY,
Sc. ~ Re-rdrd Srpes.
> $50. oto5 RI afford ave. &c, l91 ftw OF ..o
Hee siih @.' o. sSxioo VI RJbn7.... 49,. $3.50
cp Aye rrnnas s TO- Nh 2b7o
nj ~. Be Ksieays Nv e'rot Asut"v -oo. 1000
ber n l.. KsSeSye, abl''nhs soo'' eAo" -O AOIS
,,. ~ " sTsesfe.ay> S0s Il u VI '-N' lsoO
t"s III rssd free'. 49,, =, each 2Jx
hiVo a.sr,o-a ave IA cor Q. Jun y'st 'AoH IVA s575
s",ca 1iaagltui r. =. =. ,ns 90 each
~ Ss4,ssiC.eVc.u cor al to- 7 .hsANeo~'" ac0
Shs~.ss -frrheu [ fAll!ps..
-ssSss'ves core { = icysn .O..OD l47S
- fsus.s--,- ''''''' ao0'e' 1OAioO' 800
,,S SsAs i.Iikias svr alcas. hove eaeh .oh 9qeO
s.Sr refs hSase y l9i % nv IIarris. 5000
aS. w-sOt q rseinc a. ~ As" L N'-
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ferlurss ano MeeIlngs

SPECIAL MEETING OF the ne Wsss siSs
Assoet'son corner -, saturday evening
NO 20 80 snbleet: Taxation and AsSssS'Hsh" ~
public invited rnv1S II. ROOT Assistant secretary
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IIOUSEWORK- n neat, tidy. intelligent
II PIgu slant yourg gifl win DO generally useful 10
washer AID will give best 0 recommendations weges
moderate DC 81 so 9TH ave. noa gst, let noOf
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ay,ogngp REAL e~rArE TRANSFERS.

Nm VOW. CITY. - :. -
,.lro.. urcharri.avc aad : muelst, 5Oz.eSS'@A
10 Gu.,ave kalrs % NJ 'sgnda Werran 10
Tr,st.Y3cb 5 1sunIaoso lama "
..,,s s,olsTis rhoS,Ss HORN ana WIZ 20 e7 oI
rsSnsios ssvs. e o cor Of li'th-sb '"''i'A0
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COACHMAN.-By Protestant. married age
~ 20. Children THOROUGHLY undcr-anf' o., care OF hne
carti.r, and hor.rs would untr himself useful nae
arsi-c a-. rcsr,ucs country preferred Address JANIS
BEN LEY, West Farms. s.. s. CITY
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COACHMAN.-By man of experience
~ with horses would 9sa charge ~ grnttmans ROAD
horses. AddressJ A. X, j.. Fast 2dth.s'.
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e 5i!naiions Uantco- MaIts

A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or GENERAL
n CLERK.-By smart well educaied young Amerc s
(22l knowledge 81 business IN general ~ tempfHe
Trustworthy reliable and has Al references Adnrrs
X. T. MAIDEN. Hotel Howard, Room = Oakst' hosi"n'
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BsKn. INdrofc & e.
KyGoKLYN PROPERTY

ss2sA W. ry yoen Boyd
= ,.,,,,,-r wish LOT. No IN An honvSt
asfets Pr o! BsocD,s, TOT @oI5e Myrr rYer.'''
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MICH Valley RAILROAD

EOR BlllDGEPORT and all points on Nau
FatrcE and HoIsAonc RAIN 5atssti tu,r. l.,gs en-.
hIllesnp LfIor b. =. ~ dALY % LI-ll A. n.
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NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
In steamers leave Pecg.sD daily (sundays eXceped tJf
Nra. Harnn az 3 nnd lI.ll 10. e1nneeung with coat
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Seth ". d T. 10 n g OF 4th-ave 40xlC05. sarah X
koei and husband TO : Bina. y. and another.
s4th-st. Z, lle.ll4 IL OF lst-nve. lull4l02.Z 5
Haberman anc wife 20 Frederick Schnler. ...-...
q. Sy.On z7th-ss. l19x7O. Rudolph
-. ~ ..IYf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-01
DAILY Courier. La Fay cite, Ind
WHY HE STOPPED OUR EDITOR.

Yesterday morning as we were proceeding to-
wards our sanctunl, mentally electins the nayt
occupant Of the White House, we were stopped nv
our fellow townsman. Mr.. John vending, who re-
marked, that he wished to see us relative to an
lite m which recently appeared in the o ourier Mr.
vending, who. as many Of our readers NAV
know, was a short time ago seriously afflicted with
severe sickness stated, that while thus confined to
bed for five weeks. during which his left leg was
powerless, his attention was called to . statement
in the Courier" of wonderful cures effected by
the st. Jacobs Oil. He sent for bottle of this
great German remedy, and states that after using
the article for but a few days he was on his feet
again, and that it entirely cured him AS such in
formation is not only pleasing but OF great inter-
est to everybody, We cheerfuly give our readers
the benefit thereof. and congratulate our friend
on his recovery. and the public on the fact that a
reliable cure for one of the most painful OF all all
uents has at last been found Il
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WHY BEER KILLED A Young MANA tele-
gram from Canton Ohio, March IS. to a Gin
cinnau paper says: Last night ia mes Little,
a strong healthy young timer, died at Mrs.
Dorns BOARDING house, near the Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago depot. from the ef-
fectS of drinking beer. While holding a glass
Of beer to his lips he was suddenly attacked
by a violent 1t OF gasping for breath, his head
hanging down on his breast. The inmates OF
the loom took him outside into the fresh air,
after which he reclined on some old carpet In
the summer kitchen, and In a few moments
was corpse. A post mortem was held by
coroner DR.. Cock and DR.. A. W. Whiting this
morning. They reported all the organs In ua-
impaired condition. The mode OF death was
decidedly unusual. The cold beer which he
drank partly paralyzed the stomach. and be-
fore the beer became OF proper temperature
to be absorbed Into the system 1t began to fer.
ment, causing formation Of caTbonic acid
gas. The gas gradually oyerpowered the
heart, lungs and brain. and par alyZad the en-
tire nervous system, producing death. The
occurrence is the subject OF much comment.
especially by temperance folks, who consider
IL signal warning
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I COZ THE GREAT 1907
l. . l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE i 90
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track Steel RofIa


Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLESplb sCEEERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS tEATE &As nhSa H5SE f rom Depot
For Pittsburg and tie Vest. $50 g. NJ. daily. with
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; 10 80
Cincinnati St. LoRis and if uh lso m
oaHy, with Palace Cars to Pittsourg.
la BALIIiMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, at
go Am daily. except Sunday; 8 80 p m. daily,
daieua and watkins. N' 0"i' W o"n"n'
For MllaaMsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80
For New icy ,l York and the East 100 M. 10 80 M.
pm ana m it ~ on ~ spsnday 80 ana 100
For sr9SEyR av Sth an through trains at
ferdag direct transfer to Talten street. avoid
For n Ps d4ase fesrisFe across NS YorE
snd loco Limited E Epaas 50 s. a Sia9
For Baltin ore; 40 $6o $50. 1880 IN. and
s ;aVs ~ s4G 40, 49, $50 and 1900 On
i0G1 nn o:oo' 4o:So a n, l:4O. GAO, $50 and
For da Pres xS Greek Line, GAO IN. and 4:4O M
For An1nap01is, $40 am. and 4:4O p m. daily. e1.
ALEES E Y AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
T TAS' RAJ AfD AK AhkaFbXANDKIA AND WASHING
For AleS19nd[ia. TO 100. 800 snd IL 80 a. m
40 =. 800 CO. 500 and II 80 p. M On sun.
rra faS sans se aa eSSSse
PM Pm n and No l2Oo nidnsht ON Sunday at :os
Tickets. Information, sieepins and psrlor Gar a..
commentators car be procured st the office north
snd f o. d3h street aad ayenne.
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Aeent
FhANk THOMSON, General Manager. noV29
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DIED,

DAlT1N. At New York. on Wednesday, March
Soth. lssl, NILLItM BERRIAs DAYroS, in the
Aaron Ogden Dayton. of Washington, DC.
1nterment al New Haven, Conn.
GRAY. Thursday evening. March 81, 1881
MARY ELLEN, wife Of Thomas X. Gray, AGED sew.
enty- lone years.
Notice OF funeral in the morning papers.
KENNEDY. At his residence, 9l5 street IN
tdis city, on Thursday. March 81, 1851, joan OLE
MIMI KENNEDY.
denCe d
WAKEFIELD. Departed this life Friday morn
ing April i, 1881, REUBEN WAKEFIELD after long
aLu lalnIuI Illness, In the siXtieth year of his age
May he rest in pesce.
FIleh0s are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his sons residence, ArteDus Mar
ned, Jus Heath street southeast on sunday after
moor, Ct O'Clock.
Baltimore Sun please COPY.
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vaNHOMAs DOWNING, Aucaoneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN-

L.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court LuA
OF the District OF Columbia passed in equity fns$
cause No. 6, 1872, wherein William =. Hoge -X.8
PENDANTS, the undersigned, trustses, will sell at
public auction, in front of tie premises. Oh MON
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT O'CLOCK
P. M, all that piece or parce! Of ground lying and
being in Mt. Pleasant, in the county Of Washing
ton and District of Columbia and known and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the l4th street
road, leading from the city Of Washington, at a
pointed stone, and running thence north 30 de-
Rrees west 6O-lOU chains; trelce north 81 degrees
west So 100 Chaips; thence north As west AZ 100
chains; thence south 81 degrees west 49, 100
chains; thence south 20H degrees west S0-IO0
chains; and south 95& degrees east 70-l0O chains
gether with all the improvements thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale as follows, to wit: Three hun
bred dollars cash at the time of sale onefourth OF
the purchase money cash on the day or sale, or
within Feven days thereafter, ana the residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale. the purchaser giving
his promissory notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale until psd; or
the purchaser may, at his election, pay al cash.
Deed to be retained until lsst payment is made If
the terms OF sale be not complied WITH the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
days notice II city paper.
ChZEHQY1 c. LEE.
- 542 street NV
WATSON j. NEWTON, ,rrs4,o.
r. p. JACKSON,
No. l55 Bridge ST., Georgetown,
mar23-0ta
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, Fl. WARMER. Real Estate Aucdoneer.


CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESIATE, SITUATE No 636 Z ST.
SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue Of decree OF tae supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia passed the 9:h tM3
day OF December, A. d. 1880, in Equity .AaX.
cause No. 7.4l5. doc. 30. wherein Mary j. Spiel
man and others were compliments, and Thomas
j: ShIeeye and others were defendants, shall sell
at Rublc auction, in front Of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th DAY OF APRIL, A D.
ISL. At O'CLOCK PM; the following described
real estate. situate in the city of WASHINGTON,
District of Colu nbia, and being the east thirty
coo feet front by the depth of lot fifteen 05), in
square fonr hundred and sixty six $3.50. together
with the improvements, consisting of a two story
brick dwelling house. containing nine rooms.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in thee equal
installmente, at siz, twelve and eighteen monthg.
with interest at seven per cent per annum, and Sc
cured by q deed of trust on the property sold Or
al cash at purchasers option. 600 deposit VII be
required st time Of Rsle. AL conveyancins and
recordirg at purchasers cost. II ter as Of sale
are NOT complied with in ten days the Trus ee
reserves the right to resell the property ST the
and cost OF the detauting purchaser, after ave
days advertising "
SIDNEY I. THOMAS. Trustee
msr1S -e0dEda $1,000
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THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY. April 4. ISL.
ER 4 DAY
LOCAL NEWS.
The COlouitt Cutting Case.

HIS ASSAULT on MARTIN AND MCBBE-CoLoCTTT
REQUIRED TO GIVE s., COO BONDS AND THE OTHER
TWO MEN $500 EACH TO APPEAR As WITNESSES.
This morning IN the Police Court young
White man named Clarence ColQuitt brother of
Gov. Colquitt, OF Georgia. was charged with as
sauiting with intent to kill Chas. Martin and
L, a McBee, oy cutting them with knife In
'front.' OF the National HOTEL on the evening OF
March ilth last. Mr.. Martin, testified that he,
MT Colquitt and several other syoung men
were standing IN front OF the National hotel
about 1880 O'Clock on the IIth OF last month
when he and Mr.. Colquit had some words and
the latter drew kaite and cut him across thu
neck. and he he has been under the care of DR.
TownShend until. week ago. Mr.. McBee
stated that the defendant cut him behind the
The left ear and over the left eye, while he
(wltnessl was trying to separate ColQuitt ana
Martin. Mr.. Colquitt, who had no counsel
asked witness IL he (witness) did not strike him
(ColQuitU first. Witness stated that he thought
That he did not, but all the other parties pres
ent said he did. Theodore Lewis, IT.. stated
that he was 10. front OF the National hotel on
the night in question, ami saw the defendant
with something IN his hand. rush at Mr.. Mar
tin. and afterward heard Martin say that he
was cut. Mr.. Colquitt then walked out TO the
motel. DR.. Townshend was called to testify
as the character OF the wounds OF Martin
when were the more serious. The doctor
s,aied mat the wound on Martins neck eX-
lended from the back OF the neck around 10 the
cnln across the jugular and other VEINS which
II were cut, would undoubtedly have proven
nc CdSS MAS oeLt TO the grad IuTg
under 81 coo bonds, ana the witnesses Martin
and McBee, were required TO give $500 bonds
each for their appearance before the grand
jury.
None OF the parties had bondsmen at the
court; the witnesses In all probability not
thiE king that they would have TO give bonds
for their appearance before the grand jury.
Wien the court was over the Judge said that
In consequence OF Mr.. Martins Injuries, he
would take his fathers personal bonds for the
appearance OF his son before the grand jury.
When the clerk was taking his personal bonds
for the appearance OF Charles Martin before
the grand jury, young Martins father said:
Charles is not his right name. his name is
District ATTORNEY, here directed syat That the
right name be put on the warrant
District Attorney Corkhu Afterwards d.
rected that the other witness McBee, be
released on his personal bonds until to-mor-
row. when he will give real estate bond Col
quit atated to the court that he could prob
ably not give a real estate bond. but that the
senators from his state would go security for
bis appearance before the grand jury. He lett
the court In charge Of Deputy Marshal Revells,
and went to the Capitol to get bonds; and had
not returned at quarter to two O'Clock.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN.
j y virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date -
the sixth day of August, 1880, and duly re- "a
corded IN iber 9iS folio li2, &C, one of the G.
tsnd records OF Washington county In the District
cured thereby, the undersg ned trustees will SELL
on FRIDAY, The 1sT DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT i
O'CLOCK P M, in front of the premises, the fol-
lowing described property, viz: Part Of lot twenty
(lO), IN Old Georgetown, beginning for the same on
the west line Of Potomac street at point sixty (60l
feet north of the north line of Prospect street and
thence north with line OF Potomac street nine.
teen tl9) feet; thence west ffty-four (54) feet,
more or less, to the rear lire Of said lot; thence
south nineteen a9) feet thence east fifty -four Ga
feet to the next line of Potomac street and pacs of
beginning, together with the Improvements.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue In
two equal payments at six and twelve months, with
notes bearing interest at per cent per annum
until paid, and secured by deed OF trust On the
property sold or all cash, at the option of the pur
chaser. AL cOnyeyancfng at purchasers cost. SlOO
required at time of sale. II the terms OF sale are
not complied with In seven days from the day Of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
same at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser.
nar15-dts JAMES L. Davis. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-01

THE Iowa FEMALE FAsTER.-Mlss Battle Duel
last evening began the thtrty-eighth day OF her
voluntary fast at Iowa City, 10. She was rest
ing easily, taking occasionally a SIP OF warm
She suffers some with nausea, and has occa-
sional fainting spells. She Is interested In con.
versat1on, and seems to know all that is trans.
not speak, making known her wants by mo-
tons. She is failing gradually, sleeps but lit
tie pulse Is about lO0
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1,HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer,
TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEhIY ON The RIDGE ROAD, VEST
OF GEORGETOWN. SUITABLE FOR a
BUTOHER OR MARKET GARDENER ~

TRTSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
81 81 THE hsPaE AHB2AD VEST
BUToHEs Or MARkRT G Harden to"
By virtue of certain deed OF trust, exc L,
Co 14f fsS as5 o ST. Of
land records OF the District OF Columbia. and by
OF ns rhFKK a o s de-
debtedness secured. the undersigned will offer at
1884, s thnAt6 TIE f the
o tac fe a aD PEe9dses to T that part
the Ridge Road. west Of Geol yeto IN, beginning at
a bounded hickory tree, standing at tine beginning
The 10th line Of said lacs @ Rssi' the aic
bounded stone standing on the east line of tae
Ridge Road, and being at the end of the 18TH line
sOu, M degrees east pereheS
south e an ns
section with ~, the 2st line OF said Alliance and
ginning, containing IL acres 3 roods and 81 per
ches, more or less, and being the same land con
Jackson. trustee. by deed recorded in Il Der r. NJ
H. l. folio 90. ct seq, one of the land records for
slaughter house and other buildings especially
Terms q sale: $500 In cash tcf which one
hundred dollars must be deposited st the time of
and two years. secured BY the notes Of the pnr-
chaser. bearing interest. and deed Of trust of the
seven days after sale the Trust ca reserves the light
f. resell Tie upSR one %esR notice.
marl4-dts JOHN MILLER, Trustee
tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the illness of the Trustee until MON
DAY, MARCH 2oTH. same hour and place. m26- ct
K-IHE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED,
o~ine 70 the continued sickness of the Trustee.
until until. TUESDAY. ArRIL 5TH. same hour and
p'ace. mar28- dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-01
HoMAs BOWLING. Auctonser
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE RRAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH
EIDE OF BRIDGE STREET, IN

VALUABLE BFAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH
sIDE OF s,j BRIDGE s4ri> STREET. IN
BETWEEN Fh9PtRI3K x AND b MARKET srs.,
MRh2HsP e fM9 EE5?5 $50 Bo HNb ssaa
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the first ssxA
sny Of Ss s a D. ISL q s s9d psf
Golumbis, in ;5os5 No $50 folio SSS. and by the
qr G on Rs aae or
APRIL A. d. 1881. AT 43e O'CLOCK P. IL, viii
public auction in front OF the premises, ali that
certain piece or parcel OF ground sltste and lying
beisg known and described as parts of lots nun
Dered th1rty-slI 800 and thirty seven CD IL 'Uld
on the line or Bridge street, distant thrty-seven
SD feet and eight 90 inches eastery from the IN
line dividing lots So and IS. and running thence
esstery along said street thirty t3e) feet; thence
len ClIG feet, to the line of an alley twenty COZ
feet wide thence westerly along said alley to inter-
LINE rs T tire as ne Of b
described, and thence nort1erly with said line re-
and free use e IF
aEeys reserved and deseri6ed in the deed from
william L Dyer 10 Eliza l.. Boucher. Together
commodlous BRICK dwelling houses, each having
store, room. The SAID houses With the ground
thereto apPertalning. viii be offered for sale sep
arately.
IN cash, OF which one hundred dollars on each par
Gel sold must be paid as deposit at the time of
sale, and the residue In two equal Instruments in
which deferred payments the purchaser will De
required to give his prouissory notes bearing date
from the said Gay OF sale and payable respectively
insix and twelve months after date, with interest
from their date semi annually at the rate of seven
per cent per annum, until paid, and secured by o
deed of trust to the satisfaction Of the Trustee on
the premises sofa; al cash, at the option of the
purchase, All conyeyancing at the purchasers
cost, and il the terms not complied with within
five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property or any parcel there
Of al the risk and cost of the purchaser in default
after I'VE days advertisement in the Evening Star
RICHARD B. CRAWFORD, Trustee,
mar2i-d&ds No. 1929 . st GEORGETOWN. D. Q.