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late food the same, and yet he may not be able
to concentrate his thoughts or carry un CON-
pficated train Of reasoning. The defect Is not
in his body-that is as healthy as ever; nor is it
In any Of the processes of blood making-these
go ON as before. The trouble lies in the brain
Itself, whose capacity for work IL measured by
some hidden standard Of its own, and which
gives warning when q cessation of brain work
Is imperative. The body is q furnace whose
power OF consuming fuel IL greater than the
capability of its boHer-the brain--to generate
power: To keep the latter in good working
building and feeding the fires. A supplementary
but important consideration is, whether the
steam beyond certain point viii not be produc-
tive Of unpleasant consequences in the form Of
an explosion.-Nfsd Morals in Popular Science
Monthly for May.
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profound wonder TO me- The entire profession
wants to star. An actor plays old men now
simply for living. while he natures his plans
for his contemplated starring tour. An actress
does old women. heavies, or juveniles, only until
she can find capitalist who will enable her to
star, and none Of them seem to take any pride
in the minor parts. Hence, they don't take the
trouble to make up art!sticaIiy, and the stage is
robbed OF its chief cbarm-realsm."
He butt0ned his coat with great nicely, tipped
his hat trifie further forward and after a
hearty hand shake, left the reporter and strobe
jauntily up Broadway, his shining hat bobbing
with automatic regularity above the Easter
Dennefs, until lost to view IN the crowd
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Real Old.faShioned Love Story.
From the Butte Inter Mountain.
FOrty-eight years ago John Saunders, one Of
the wealthiest cattle kings of Montana, who was
then poor youth, with nothing to recommend
him but spotless reputation and brave heart.
became enamored Of q Kentucky belle, whose
father was q rich man. His tenderness was re-
ciprocated, but the parent Of the Young lady
refused his consent to the marriage and was in
exorable. Young Saunders was too honorable
to press his suit in family where his presence
was unwelcome. He sought an interview with
the girls parent. who for the twenty-third and
last time told HID to abandon all hope of marri-
age as far as his daughter was concerned. as the
difference in their social positions was an insur-
mOuntable barrier. "HOw much are you worth?"
asked the young lover. Transfer nv property
into million dollars cash" was the naughty re-
ply. Every WELL" answered young Saunders:
carve out a fortune, and when l can size up to
your million dollars will return and claim INV
bride. for know she will be true"
The young man kept his promise after a long
and sorrowful interview with his inamorata, and.
with small outfit, struck out brayelv for the
western territories Since that time forty-e.ght
years have elapsed. during which, with varying
success, he has dipped into niiiiGGTfa.s enter
priscs, from the British line to Sonora He came
to Montana In early days, and embarked in the
cattle business with q firm of Helena, with such
success that the firm now owns nearly 20. GOO
head on the Teton. About o month ago Saun-
ders figured up his assets, concluded he was
worth million, and left for Kentucky. He
found the love Of his young days waiting for
him, confident and hopeful Of his final arrival.
The two were married with as little ceremony
IS possible. They arrived In Butte this evening.
and, after a short visit, win proceed to their
home IN the Teton valley, where the groom ia
greatly respected.
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FTyHOS. j. FISHER CO.
l. Real Estate Auctoneers. 1924 r street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND vAI,
LIABLE SQUARE. No 674. IN THE CITY OF

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated DeeemberGaA
10th, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Iber 7O4 foho$p&
46. OF the land records Of the District Of Column
undersigned Trustee viii SELL public auction in front
Of the premises, ON FRIDAY, THE TMENTY-EIGHTH
DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p,
the square of ground situated in the city Of wash
mgton. in said District designated and numbered
square six hundred and seventy -four GID. bounded
on the north by street the south by street on
the east by LIST street east and the west BY North
Capitol street. and containing about $50 600 square
feet of ground.
Terms Of sale One-fourth Of the purchase money IN
cash. and the balance in three equal pstamens in six
twelve and eighteen months from the date Of sale for
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest at
seven per cent Per annu payable semi annually and
secured BY deed Of trust upon the premises, viii be
ton. deposit Of $500 win be required at the time Of
SALE All is to be at the cost Of the pur
ten day. after the day Of sa the trustee reserves the
defaung purchaser. after five days advertisement in
The Evening Star. MARTIN T. MORRIS,
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A Kiss for Sister.

She was very little girl,
Aud as bent and kissed her.
There, that Is for yourself" said,
land this Is for your sister,
Last night called I'm friendly way:
some gay girl friends were there,
And laugh and jest went gayly round.
To Danish weary care.
The little girl came romping In
And unto NE said She
dive that tiSS TO sizzer Bell.
'Ou left for her wiz me-
"She tissed me lots o. times an, said.
When fOlkSeS 'Ouldn't see,
might dive 'em to 'ou-dust Wait
Till 'Ou's alone wiz mel"
blushed, and so dill sister Bell,
The gay girl friends, ali me
wished the hOrrid things
A thousand miles at seal
tSan Francisco Post
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By virtue Of two deeds of trust bearing date the1a
18th and 29d days q March. AD. ls7S re.yec- 80
scQ. and Liber No s79 folio l49. Of the land records
for the District Of Columbia and st the written request
pubic auction 10 frSnt q the pEsniseA e THURS
SIX O'CLOCK PM the following described real
estate and premises located IN the city q
ss lots numbered 50, 81. S. So CO. 81. 62 and g. in
John Sherman's subdi wisdom Of square No. TO.
cash; residue In SIX twelve and eighteen monts With
interest from the day Of sale at x cent be e.
cash q puschssers option deposit Of $50 Mn be
with within i've days from fhe day sale the Trsees
the right 10 resell st the riGk and cost Of he de-
cost HENRY A. CLARKE, r-,..
a25-d&ds VIZ. Al FENWICK. ! Afuot
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
KEAL ESTATE , II SQUARE SEVENTY. IN
TWENTY-SECUND STREET WEST. NEAR NJ.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated May 9th, <,
1873, duly recorded in Iiber No. 49, folio $40 IS:
&c, one Of the land records of the District OF SA
Columbia, and at the written request of the holder
the note secured thereby, win sell at public auction
in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY THE
TMkNTY- SEVENTH APRIL. 1882, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p the following real estate situate in the
City OF ashington in the District Of Coumhia viz
All OF Lot T. in equare 40, and the southernnost 40
feet front Of lot T. in said square With the rights and
appurtenancas.
These lots viii be sold in subdivision lots of 20 feet
front each on 22d street west.
Terms: One-fourth cash, and the balance In six.
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per
cent per annum, secured by a deed of trust on The
PROPERTY sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 500 ON each subdivision lot required at
time OF sale. and all conveyancng at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in FIVE days otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost of the defaulng purchaser after five
days advertisement.
ANTHONY HYDE 1r
a15-d&ds CHRISTOPHER n. THOM,{ Aruseees.
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VlHOS. ]. FISHER CO..
l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1924 street northwest

FnNdOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctoneers 1924 F street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE REAR PART OF LOT
2, IN SQuAkE No: go. WITH THE IMPROVE
MENTS, FRONTING ON PUBLIC ALLEYS Be
TWEEN |, T r,nIl,I! AND THIRTEENTH AND
IN THE REAR OF PREMISES NOS. 1915 1917
AND 1919 STREET NORTHWEST.
EIGHTH. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises. E:3
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated April 9th A. D.
1876 and duly recorded in iber No s1s fol $780, one
of the land records for the District Of Columbus we
shall sell the portion of Lot numbered three {3
square numbered two hundred and ninety {29Ol. Be-
ginning for the at the northwest of said lot
No g. running thence east "a feet 81 inches; thence
south 70 feet inches: thence west 81 feet 81 inches
thence north 70 feet inches to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon. consisting Of some
small buildings
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the residue in Six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six co. per
cent Per annum payable annually. and secured by
Of the purchaser deposit OF 500 viii be required at
the time OF SALE terms Of sale not complied with
within seven days from date Of sae, the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and Of defauting
purchaser, after five t6) days. notice in the Evening
Star newspaper. AZ at cost Of purchaser
CHARLES c. GLOVER,t r,...
a18-d&ds THOS. HYDE. trustees
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From the Carson (Nev.3 Appeal.
A gentleman from Cahdelaria informs rs that
the smallest baby in the world was born in that
camp at noon on the Sd inst. The father ia a
miner in the employ OF the Northern Belle Mine,
and weighs 100 pounds. The mother Is a stout.
healthy woman, weighing perhaps 100 pounds.
The child is q male, a. perfectly formed as any
human being can be. but upon It's birth It on.y
weighed eight ounces. Its face is about the size
of q horse chestnut and the size Of it's Hmbs
can be Imagined when we say that O ring worn
on the little finger Of its mother was easily
slipped over its foot nearly up to the knee.
Our informant states that II was the opinion ri
the attending physician that the child would
live and prosper In good health, notwithstand-
Ing its diminutive proportions, The midget is
40 small that three Of its size ceald play hide
and. seek ina cigar-b0x. THIS q beaieye6 to be
the .mallest baby ever bern.
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'NHONAS BOWLING, Ancnoueer.
REsIDENT ARTIsTs SALE OF OIL PAINrIN

RESIDENT ARTISTT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORS AUTOTYPES AND OTHER
OBJECTS OF ART; THE WHOLE COMPRISING
A kARE CoLLECTIOE OF GEMS.
The sale win 6e held IN the Art Gales room. corner
mDss4nsein1g WE'D SESDAY NAY THIRD 1852. q
THREE aud HALF-PA8T SEVEN O'CLOCK. and
continue the following day ct sae hours. There ha
been added to this sale about 500 Braun's autoypes
together with few fine engrayiugs and other art gems
y. B1hs sale Is by far the most ipor4ant art col
lection that hGa been offered ut pubic eale IN fs city
parties Who desire % encourage home 3a2ank WW Be
On yiew 1Ondnv and TuaedA1. Nay and z, cay an6
sao-dida THOMAS DoW1xaa. A.
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THOMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 20. IN
TWENTY-SECOND STREET WEST NEAR NJ.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated May 27th sa2
1873. OF record in Liber Tl9, at pages $685. &c. ofE
the land records of the District Of Columbia, and.
at the request of the party secured thereby win sen at
premises lon THURSDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH
April. 1882. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. ali of lots
and in square numbered TO- In the city of Washing.
ton in the District Of Columbia with the rights a-
to the same belonging This property win
street west. - ~
Terms of sale Onequarter cash. with the residue in
equal payments, at six, twelve aud eiyhteen months
after date Of sale with interest at cenm per
mum, the deferred payments to he secured by deed
OF trust on the premises cold 800 to be paid each
SUBDIVISION lot at time Of sale. terms OF sale be
complied with in five days after SALE a resale viii be
Dad after five days notice. at the cost risk of
cost.
al5-d&ds CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S. Trustee.
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TOHN SHERMAN 4 CO..
q Real Estate Auctioneers,
Room 8, st. Cloud Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN {
AND ID STREETS

SSb sESSErE BEHSGss
BY virtue Of deed ED Of trust dated on the 9Th day
land q ons by
ton ct the party secured thereby win offer for sale
5 5 'sSas 81
Wash WASHINGTON. Distrct Of Columbia, to wit Lot num-
Ss Ss ea
Sd street south, and running back westward hun
Terms Of sale 0ne.fourth cash; balance in E1.
twelve eighteen and t. months. with interest
notes secured By deed on the premises $50 de-
nes a S ess IN
days Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
81 ayenn after I'VE days
S SdSfST54 sSa 8 EhFEEDSERER, Trustees.
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. a15-eoSds
C6EA TTEH&TTSSN TgE S9ET%H%EST eSSSER
EEh1 SG4N Shck sT6kE Xsb t nN nfSS
By virtne Of the decree Of the Supreme oourtof -
sSnS Gpass Ns
re ct al defendants. the undersigned trustee will
II 7 fEsef e ~ ss q
e. rfe i ad a sop on sub lot np %t. thirty
thereof Of lot Numbered h tss in square MUM.
back building brick store and dwelling house In good
order in the city Of washington. De- the same hay
encumbrances. and al taxes paid up to November
Terms Of sale; one.f fourth the purchase money in
asGe a he redse in three equal at SIX
at eight per cent per annu until paid to be secured by
sn he s io
qure deposit Of SEQ at the time Of sale.
]. T. COLDwELI. Auctioneer. aI4-eoSds
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LNXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
II PROVED REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF L STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AND ON The
WEST SIDE OF NORTH CAPIIOL STREET, Be

u . %.
Under and by virtue Of the powers and authorityaA
In vested by the last viii and testament of John4
Rupert deceased shall sell at public auction, 3D.
on MONDAY, MAY FIRST, 1882, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ in trout of the premises the 70 lowing described
real estate. situate in the city Of Washington.
witt Lot numbered twenty COO. I'm sQuare numbered
five hundred and fifteen t5l5 fronting fifty eight t5s)
fest one ID inch on street. by depth Of one hundred
Also. immediately the eafter, Lots numbered So. Ga,
g. q! g. g. 70. H. u and "a in B. Green's recorded
Of part of square numbered CO. each lot
fronting on North Capitol street "a fest 10 nches
or less, by depth of 80 feet.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one, two and
re years with interest at eix per cent per apnun,
secured By iea at trust ON the property SOLD, ~
cash at option of the purchaser. depo Of $1O0 on
the street lot and $50 each the North Capitol street
purchasers cost terms Of sale are not complied with
In days after SALE the Executor right
to resell the property ct the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser purchasers after i've days advertise
neut. HENRY RUPERT.
Executor Of the VIII and Testament Of John Rupert,
j. +. CoLDwE1L. Auct spao a. a. a7sas
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nNHOMAS BOWLING, Lucuoneer.
COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY IN GEORGETOWN.

ERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed In No. 025 Ia
EiF 1s M f SIN yoF n ~ n on
log and the north 80 feet Of lot No 100 in kes
addition, and parts of lots Nos. 65 and &C. in Beatty
and HAWKING addition to Georgetown.
The nrst parcel fronts GO feet on Fayette street be-
l20 feet then to 80 feet aud extends back
farther, and is improved with the txo-sory and
basement dwelling house, No. l412 Fayette Tor 35th)
street.
Terms Of sale by the decree are fourth cash. $50
balance In three equal payments at six twelve and
egn.scn months with interest from day OF SALE to be
nay nay s in cash Conveyancnp at purchasers cost.
paid in fun to July 1st. 1881.
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
Trustee and Guardian, &c, Rockville, Nd.
- FRED. W. JONES, Solicitor.
THOMAS DOWIING. A ctinneer. aaa-dSda
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Ataly's Jesse James Passes Away.
From the London Telegraph. April H.
Although Pietro Gasparone, the renowned
brigand chief, was well advanced In his nine
tieth year when he expired the other day In an
asylum for the poor near Naples, 1t can hardly
be said Of him with truth that he died at a
good old age" No more truculent and mer-
CHESS ruffian ever adopted the bandits profess
sion than this uncomfortable desperate, upon
whom. more than hels century ago. the inhab-
itants OF his native province conferred the sig-
nihcant sobrlquet Of "The Terror of the
Abruzzi." Unless his reputation grieyously
belled him, he positively revelled i'm crime.
and was past master in every branch Of
atrocity. When mere STRIPPING of nine
teen he took to brigandage In eopse-
guence OF disappointment in love. At that
time he had spent three years as cowherd i'm
the service Of wealthy farmer, of whose only
daughter be became enamOred. The immediate
result OF this presumptuOus passion, upon its
discovery by the damsel's father, was Gaspa-
rones dismissal to revenge which he promptly
"t0ok to the HIM" joined predatory associa-
ton, Of which he subsequently became the pres
ident, and persuaded his new comrades to fOin
him In a razzia upon his unkind masters family
and property. IN this expedition he DISPLAYED
Qualities which at once stamped him az a rising
man IN his profession. Having brutally ont
ragged the object Of his affections he slew -her
and father with his own hand, leaving the other
members of the family to be dispatched by his
associates Later on, under the Bourbon re-
gime. he fOurished exceedingly, and succeeded
In inspiring the Abruzzi population with such
abject fear that no one could be induced to be-
tray him throughout his long career, although
the NeapOlitan government at one time offered
q reward OF I'VE thousand ducats for his head.
Az soon. however, as his physical powers began
70 ian him he cOntrived to make terms with the
authorities, and surrendered himself voluntarilv
upon the assurance that full pardon would be
granted to him. ~
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l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

DuNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers. a2o-en&ds
ET,HOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STkEET, BEIMEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT IN
THE , REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY THIRD, "a
at 81 ALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, on the premises, =
contained within the following nletes and bounds:
Beginning for the same at point north III street
eighty S feet east from the northwest of
said lot and running thence east forty t44 feet
feet thence west t4 feet one-fourth inch
aud thence north hundred O0) feet to the place of
BEGINNING. together with the improvements. consisting
Of three-story brick house.
sell the east thirteen 3 feet of the western half of the
eastern half of lot numbered six Co., in square
bered ive hundred and eighteen $780, and fronting
WASHINGTON street thirteen 3) fest and running the
rear at that width one hundred t00) feet with the
privilege Of uEing in ten Q0l feet to the whole
extent Of the Of the parcel Of Land conveyed in said
lot and square to Casper Trap by John E. Norris,
trustee. alley, and also with the privilege OF the
use in common alley three feet and six inches in
width from said Washington street the said ten-foot
alley III the rear.
Terms One third Of the purchase money on each
piece IN cash. balance in six and twelve months with
Interest at SIX per cent annu secured the
erty sold or al cash. at the onton Of the purchaser
property is struck off win be required. All convey
ancng at purchasers cost Terms eff sale be
piled wi i'm days after sale or property win be
resod at risk and cost Of defaung purchaser afler
III. o TOWLES,
EMMA J. BUCHLY,
Executors and Trustees Under the VIII Of Rudolph
Buchly. a22-d&ds
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~ BENSlN IEB Aucfone1R.
BE Warrington Horse and 0Arr1age DaxnnH
eS& 80 md ga L0aisiana avenuA
AUCTION SALE or HonSTa oARRIAaEA HAIR
H4G hh f noEh TSSsraa; 9 f iHS
QOCLO1K, epeeial stfcmtl0n e1ven 20 tls saloS Of
Da1 eonG EnmsufA uA1o y Hkx61N0xR A.
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TNHOMAs DOWLIN0. Aucuoneer.

PROVED ID, real; ESTATE IN SQUARE 70, IN
the CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC. ON NEW
By virtue of ed of trust dated May "a. 1873 or
ana OF fecard IN Liber rs at pages 1886 &C.,
at the written request of the party scAred thereby,
Will sell at public auction to the highest bidder front
ENIH APRIL. 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, all of
lot ~ in square TO- in the city of Wa hnston. D. c.
with the rights and appurtenances to the belong
ing This property VIII be sold in subdivision lots
each fronting % 2es II feet New Hampshire avenue
Terms of sale One fourth cash. and the residue i'm
equal payments at SIX twelve and eighteen months
date or sale with interest at per centum per annu
the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust
On the premises sold. s. Ito be paid each subdi-
complied with in five days after SALE q resale win be
had after ve days notice. at the cost and risk de-
fauitns purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost.
al5-d&ds CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS. Trustee.