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je8-d&ds l8DN Louis ana syenue
FTNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvFp
Il REAL ESTATE ON STREET SOUTH. BIZ
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOuRTEENTH

STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber -
SyS folio A5l, OF the land records for the District E
OF Columbia, the undersigned Trustee. win seI -
IN front OF the Preniises at pubic auction, TUES
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1881
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all the following described
real estate and premises situated lying and being the
city Of Washington. the District of Columbia known
and designated all Of Lot number twenty Ave {25)
and the east twentyeght (2s) feet and seven % inches
Of Lot numbered twenty -four Ca in square numbered
one thousand and forty (l04T) contained within
point twenty five 5) feet OF the northwest corner
the west line OF said lot one hundred and two 02 feet
the line Of said alley ftyseven (5 feet and three IS
inches to the OF lot twenty m IN said square
thence north along the rear line of said alley twenty
go feet thence north along the east line Of said lot
t25 seventy eight t7 feet nine 90 inches
South street and thence west along the line Of said
Terms Of sale; oneth Of the purchase money in
sale and the balance in two equal installment evil
secured by deed Of trust upon the premises
% and two CD years from the day Of sale. Ii the terms
OF sale shall not be complied with in five days from the
day OF SALE the Trustee the right resell
property, after weeks previous advertisement in
this paper at the risk and cost Of the defaung pur
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts jes-dSds
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DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
Il. q. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and investment Securities Bought snA
Sold on Commission
No. $50 18TH STREET. (CoRCoRAy BUuDINGS
Agency for Prince and Whitley Stock Brokers
g. B1oADwAx new YoRk

Every class OF Securities bought ana sold On commas
don in San Francisoo Baltimore. Philadelphia MsV
York Boston and Warrington. Orders executed on ts
New York Stock Exchange q ono ashfh a On psrcsnt
commission. Private and direct tses1aph wir0 10
Baltimore. Philadelphia New YORK and Boston, through
which orders ase exscutsd on The Stock Exchangn
b those cities and rsp0tsd back promptly. Quo.xaou
of6tocks and Bonds md information regarding u
HaEkeh reoedved through or wires INSTANTLY a.
rect from the New York STOCK Exchange. NJ
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON EAST CAP.
!ToL STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 20tn day of
June AD. 1871 and recorded in Llber No. ss5. 81
lumba. and by direction of the party thereby secured
will sen at pubic auction in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JUNE. 1882 at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p N,
that certain piece parcel OF land in the city of WASH
ington ID. c.. and known and described all of lot
numbered thirty (31. in NJ. NJ. Rohrers recorded
subdivision of part of square numbered ten hundred
and fifty seven, Q,05T. together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of SALE One-third cash. at time of sale the
residue in two equal nstalents secured by the pur
chasers notes. satisfactorily secured payable respec
lively at six and nine months from day Of sale. The
Trustee the right resell risk and cost of
purchaser should the above terms not be complied with
within Eve days from time of sale.
je13-d&ds J. C.. HEISTON Trusfea
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SIX BBLs, ,sHAp. FLOUR, so BOXES STARCH
LARGE IA RI STOCK OF CANNED GOODS. CHESTS
CIGARS. TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES
IN THE GROCERY LINE, AT AUCTION.
This stock has been removed to my Auction Rooms
for convenience Of sale an will be sold MONDAY
MORNING, JUNE NINETEENTH, at TEN O'CLK.
jel5-3t
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
TkUsTEEs' SALE OF UNIMpRovrp REAL rss
TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON ID q

By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in IAhcrIDA
7ls. folos $40 &C., of the land records of The
District OF Columbia, (the former purchaser hsysX-
ing made default IN compliance with the OF sAel
We viii sell at public auction, 20 the highest bidder in
SIXTH JUNE. lssa ATsIx O'CLOCK NJ, Al IS4
the rights and appurtenRnce-. Ths lot Win be sad IN
street west. - ~~~
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN SIX twelve ana
eighteen months with interest at SIX per centum ned
annum, secured by deed OF trust the property cod
$loo TO be paid on each subdivision Joe a saes
IL terms OF sale be not complied with In five days aSter
sale resale viii be had After Ave days notice 81 I'D
cost and risk OF defaultins purchaser Al conyeyS
ancinG at purchasers cost
ANTHONY HYDE, -.
,els-dsds CHRISTOPHER n THoM Trustees.
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DC.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theS
District OF Columbia, passed in the Of Corne "a:
hus ct al. v. DeVaughn ct al, equity docket 81, -
cause No. 1919 the I'd day Of June. 1882 the under
signed trustees in said decree, will cell, TUES
DAY, JUNE TWENTIETH, 1882 at SIX t6) O'CLOCK
p M In front OF the premises the following descE ed
real estate situated in the city Washington, the
District Of Columbia, to wit The west one-half Of
original lot two co. ali of original lot three go and ali
of original lot ten 0 each OF said lots being In
square seven hundred and ninety mine $780, and i'm
proved by small dwelling houses. subdivision OF
said lots according to said improvements viii be exhib
tied at the sale and the lots offered according to said
subdivision.
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase money IN
cash. and the residue in six &C., twelve 2t and ei9een
QS months for which the notes of the purchaser in
equal amounts VIII be taken, with interest At s1 go
per cent secured OH the property sold, all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser deposit Of $50 in cash
at the time of any sale made shall be taken, and
failure to comply with the terms of sale by any
chaser the property may be resod after five days.
toe at his risk and cost the terms to be complied with
in one week after any SALE From proceeds Of sale ali
taxes. liens, other encumbranoes existing to be
paid and discharged.
All conyeyancing ut purchasers cost
WOODBURY. WHEELER,
- 9l6 street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je6
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FTHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT l. IN SQUARE
SOUTH OF SQUARE 0s6. IMPROVED By

TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT In SQUARE
SOUTH OF SQUARE l. OS6, IMPROVED BY
TWO SMALL TENEMENTS.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF Thea
Dssrict q Columbia. passed in EQUITY Cause No So:
7!S6 doc II. the undersigned, as Trustee, viii Ha
ises, on MONDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1882, 1t HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M
the following described real estate situate the city Of
Washingen Dc to wit All that certain re. estate
east, known and described as part Of Lot one a. In
square south OF square ten hundred and thirty
Frame Houses.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by decree: fourth
and and the residue in three equal instalments pay,
able soe respecnvely at six. pine and twelve months
FOR the deferred payments NTH interest thereon
az the rate OF six per cent per annum from the day
OF saiei the same 70 be satisfactorily secured The
title to the property win be retained until the entire pur-
chase money is fully paid The trustee the
right TO resell the property should the purchaser fail
comply with said terms within i've days from the day
Of sale.
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WILLIAM KING.
lHARLES w. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.

Executors and Trustees Of Peter Won Essen.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. 1el6-d6tds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auchoneec.

lTNHUMAS DOWLING, Auchoneer.
CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS BE-
LONGING TO SEVERAL PRIVATE OWNERS
To TO be sold at my auction rooms. southwest corner
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. Washington ID.
e.. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE TWENTIETH, and
FOLLOWING EVENINGS, commencing each evening
at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms: Cash.
te14-St THOMAS DOWIING Auctiopeer
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DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRovEI
L PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

L PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TwEN-6
TIETH, ct HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, In front VIA
Of the premises. we shal sell sub-lots A and B. In
square numbered $780, fronting together IS feet nchl
on tennsyyania avenue between 9th and 10Th streeta
northwest extending through 20 street north together
with the Improvements. consisting of large Brick
Building with iron 'front.' known Dos PennsyI yantn
avenue.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder IN two ecuaA
payments, ~ one and two years. secured by deed a
trust and bearing interest at the rate of per per
annum, and payable semi annually. deposit OF &tO0
must be made at the time Of the sale.
Ta0S. j. FISHER CO..
Beal Estate Auctoneers,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BROS. Auctionccrs.

fRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTREET, BETwEEN TWENTY fIRsr AMI
TMM E3Tn SECOND STREETS NokIHwksT.A1
In siecntisn Of the trusss Of desd 20 ma asssd
December sth. A. ID. 1876. and recurdsd 10 Lhcr
No $40 foo l2s OF SEQ. Of the land records Of the -
Districts Of Columbia sh. exgo.e 70 public s.le IN
TENTH, d. 1882. a SIX O'CLOCK PM, an Of
original Lot numbered two CD. in square uunharcf,
eighty tso according % the plat plan OF the city 81
Washington. ID. c.. with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash balance in three equal
nstalments at six twelve and eighteen months from
date OF SALE with interest secured by hen prcms
Uses cold all cash at option of purchsser depsie
Of 500 win be required at the sale, and terS
are not complied with within week the premise6
VIII be reeod at risk and Of defauting purchans1
on nve days notice In the Star.
MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustse.
mySA-eodSde f12 Louisiana avenue
|" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED AT THE
request OF the parties in interest until MONDAY
NTf-slXTH DAY OF JUNE. A. u. 1852 SAND
hour and place.
,elb-eo&ds MAHLoN ASHFORD Trustee
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r 7. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

~ virtue OF deed Of trust 10 Emil &. Friedrich "a
recorded In Lber No. SIS, folio l04 Of the Land XVI
Records of this District and Of decree passed-A.
Equity Cause No 2, JOG. substituting Trustee in
the Place OF said Friedrich will sell at public auction
on WEDNESDAY,, the TWELFTH DAY OF j ULY 1882.
s al SIX O'CLOCK M IN front Of the prsmises, L3
subdivision OF LIE Droit Park OF record In the sur.
veyor's Office, in Liber @. s., fol. Is.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale secured the
property. deposit of 500 will be required Of TIA
purchaser at the time of sale.
GEORGE EINOLF Trustee
Se10-e&wlW 1918 l. street northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
~ PROVED RIAL ESTATE ON AND MAR COR
EER OF AND TwENTY-SIXTH sTREETs
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day from the city prison by order of Coroner
Merkle, and was taken to police headquarters
The police still hold to the theory that Mr.
Gutermath was mistaken for Dr. Mortimer
Ciapp. whom he resembled, and that Dr. Clapp's
brother, Robert @. Clapp, was instrumental in
procuring the assault The object of taking I'm
ley to police headquarters is to try and get him
to confess what the police believes he knows of
the alleged completely of r. e. Clapp and himself
In the assault. Imley has been known for some
time as divorce detective, and was for time
hotel detective at the Sturtevant House and
Gisey House. He had a long conference with
Inspector Byrnes and Coroner Merkle at police
headquarters.
ANOTHER POINT DEVELOPED
In the case yesterday was that the hitherto I'M
recognized ''Mr. RUSSELL" who was walking
with Miss Nellie Clapp just before they parted
with Mr.. Gutermuth and Mrs. Hawkes., is a
prominent steamship owner. Mrs. Hawkes. and
Nellie Clapp both declared that "Mr. RUSSELL
was one with whom they had had only short ac-
quaintance. Much of the mystery that has been
thrown around the case ia believed to have
arisen from the anxiety of the women to con-
ceal "Mr. Russel's' real name.
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(SHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ IN S,I S9UARE Is9, ON SOUTH T STREET. Be
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND THIRD STREETS EAST, WASHINGTON
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VIM. Webb. of New York, an inspector of the
croton water bureau. and several years ago
went to California as Mrs. Stage the wife of a
gambler. who Is said to have deserted her. She
says that ID. ShaftOn Hawkes., her present hus-
band, is an English gentleman OF leisure. and
that ne Is now absent on fishing excursion in
Canada John X. Imley, the friend and COM
paniOn of Robert c. Clapp, fully answers the de-
scription given by Mrs. Hawkes. of the first
assailant of Gutermuth, but when confronted
with him at the police station she said she could
not recognize him.
THE COR0NER's INQUEST
At the session Of the coroner's jnry Wednes-
day Mrs. Hawks was examined. She said she
saw the face Of the man who first assailed the
deceased, but did not know that she could iden-
tify either Of them. She never knew Robert C.
Clapp, but did know his brother. Robert C.
Ciapp and John X. Imley were brought before
her, but she failed to identify either Of them as
the assailants Of Mr.. Gutermuth.
MRS. HAWKS CoSTRADICTED.
Thomas Green, an intimate friend of the de-
ceased, who visited him I've days after the as
sault. says that the statement made to him by
Gutermuth Of the assault is very different from
the story told by Mrs. Hawks. Mr.. Gutermuth
said that there was only one assailant, who
struck him one blow in the face not with brass
knuckles. His assailant wore seal rinp. which
cut his mouth. BE fell over, not on the soft
ground, as Mrs. Hawks says, but backward.
striking the back Of his head on the pavement.
There was no second assailant, and there were
no subsequent blows. As soon as he got I'D he
gave his coat to Mrs. Hawks and told her to run
for policeman, when the man who had struck
him said, .'Don't you do 1t, Lon; for this viii
give me six months" Mt. Green understood
from this that the parties knew one another.
and that the assault was prompted by jealousy
TRYING TO GET uMITY TO coNrEss
The N. 7. Sun Of yesterday says: J. K. Imley,
who was arrested in connection with the assault
On Louis w. Gutermuth, was discharged yester-
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VNHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN II IIE;NsNALLYTOWN, p: G., AND ALSO VAL
LIABLE qMlMPk0vED REAL ESTATE ON THE
BROAD BRANCH ROAD. IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY. ID. C..
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.rENMs o. AnvrnrIsINa

The rates OF Advertising are, for An inch or
i,ss OSs nOLLAR kWD Fury CRsrs for tbrae
inset'ious-lH-ser cues IN the same pro.orlion
Gaei roniaIance 57l cents.
QurtHt'y, hht Yetrly, and yearly advertise
n.ut5iU'et ted 1T sIiberd. reduction on The above
icsflr advertisers discou tinuing dariny the
ycsr viii he charged regular rates.
=, advertisement a. he considered by the mon III
ye'- 0iic4s specified on the manuscript or pre-.
"'a'y agreed upon between the parties
RESOLUTIONS ~ associations soinmun icstions of
limited interest and notices Of deaths exceeding
TOY LISss will be charged Eve ceuts per line.
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The cassava root Is now being cul =
tivated by California farmers. II can
he grown to much better advantage
than corn. 1t is used in the manu-.
iacture OF glucose, which is so extern
siveIy used at present as a substitute
for sugar aud honey. A bushel OF
corn will produce about thirty pounds
OF glucose; a bushel Of cassava A.
bout the same amount But the corn
crop ranges from thirty 10 sixty bush
els FER acre, while cassava frequently
yiolds twenty tons per acre, which
would make the yield Of glucose from
one acre OF cassava equal 20 that OF
ten acresof corn. The quality is also
better.
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Never mind. my dear said his moth .
err; perhaps Mr.. Truesdell will not buy
the house after ALL
VIII be come To live here. mamma
and let us live hero too?' aud be my
papa, and--and -you DO his wifeP
Yes. nv darling boy. exclaimed ,hs
fond mother, ciaspiag her little Child 20
her heart.
Two hours only bad passed then since
the engagement had been sealed with a
ring in which glowing ruby h id been
set. La a raptarc OF joy Mrs. Trowbridrc
explained TO her child, as well az She
could, The meaning of The ring and OF
the precious stone h. sew there.
MIR. Monier would like TO speak with
Mrs. Trowbridge a moment WAS nenA
cilled on a card that was handed to tho
widow.
No hing wrong. hope, was the
thought that startled the lady for an
instant.
The marriage ceremony was to tax J,
place The next morning. Il il was now half
past eight In the evening Her prospec.
tive husband had left her half an hour
before, and she was puzzled to copjec-
ture what reason his lawyer could pos.
sibly have for calling just then.
Il have called, mariam.' said Mr..
Monicr, TO hand you this document
which is. as you see, release OF the
mortgage on your property.
why. how is this?' said tho LADY in
surprise. Has Mr.. Truesdell paid off
this mortgagci'
MIR. Truesdell has been the owner of
the mortgage. adam, for several months.
having Purchased it through me, before
he became acquainted with you. In
order TO restore to you the full and ALI =
solnto ownership OF the property in The
easiest ani most direct way, he has. bv
our advice, executed this release while
your name was stil Mrs. Trowbridce.'
"A name sir, that l have ALWAYS
Thought 1t an honor to hear, but now
other emotions fill my heart. IL yoa
report TO Mr.. Truesdell that YOU have
le't me in tears, please tell him they
were tears not OF sorrow, hut of tho
deepest gratitude. Good might
hrs. Trowbridge became Mrs. Trues-
dell at ten the next morning.
AM so this is tile way you dispos.
sess the widow said Mcnier, as soon as
he could get near enough tn his clients
after The ceremony, TO whisper word
"a his ear.
i thought would rather possess
her. was the reply.
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AN ANGELS Touch. The San Fran.
cisco Neacs Letter tells this touching in.
cident:
One evening not long mo, little girl
OF nine or ten entered place in which
is bakery, grocery and saloon in one,
and asked for five cents worth of tea.
'How's your mother 2 asked the how
who caiue forward TO wait on the little
miss.
Awful sick, and Amt had anything
to eat all day.
The boy was jus. then called to wait
on some men who hui entered the sa-
loon, AMI the girl sat down. In FIVE
minutes she was nodding, and in seven
sound asleep and leaning her heal a
gainst barrel, while she held the poor
Old nickel in tight grip between her
thumb and finger. One of the men sa y
her "a he caino from tho bar, and ask
ing who she vas, said:
Say; you drunlsards, see hero. Here
we've been pouring down whisky when
this poor child and her mother want
Dread. Here's two-dolIar bill that
says I've some feeling left
And l can add another observed
another.
And I'll give another
They made up purse OF an even SIS,
and the spokesman carefully PIT the bill
between two Of the secper's fingers.
Dire" the nickel away and whispered to
his comrades:
Just look here-the girls dream
ing
So she was. A big tear had rolled
ont from her closed eyelid. but her face
was covered with smile. The men
tip.toed out. and the clerk walked over
aud touched the sleeping child. She
awoke with u laugh and cried out:
Whit beautiful dream. Ma wasn't
sick any more, and we had lots 10 eat
and TO wear. and my head burns vet
where the angel touched il
When she discovered that her nickel
bad been replaced by bill, one dollar
of Which loaded her down with all she
could carry. she innocently said:
We'll. now, bat ma won't hardly he
iieye that Jon sent up 10 heaven and
had an angel 10 come down and clerk
in your grocery
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=tjstVtsYING.

{'lr aniar.igucd wouldrcspectfuny inform
'sert- af flfe cognty Of Hampshire that
W'rnf'l 10 So SIt1.V eNiup uToLthe
''. notice OH.ce--t5c one occupied 10y the
u Lupton, ROmney, West Va.
"''.h 1855 A. MONROE.
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NENY sI,Ai,isn Amr

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The contrary, ere considered as Wishing TO con-
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~ subscribers order the discontinuance of
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90 send lhem uHtl all arrearages are paid
10 the subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
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srr directed, lhcy sie held responsible until
''g have settled their bills aud ordered theta
Discontinued.
IN! person who receives newspaper and
makes use ot 1t, whether he has ordered il or
"'i is held IN law 10 be subscriber
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The Buckeye
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DR.. y. +. Berkeley,

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