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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
SHE SAW A MURDER COMMITTED.
After Seven Year, Insanity She Re.
covers on seeing the Murderer again.


After seven Years Insanity She Re.
covers on seeing the Murderer Again.
PrrrsBrRs, March 2s-The following strange
and substantial story Is told IN special dispatch
from Fremont, Ohio: Seven years ago Adam
Bergman, a prosperous Toledo brewer. died, leav-
ing 81, 600 70 his brother Gustav. Gustav came
20 this city and engaged board with Mrs Emily
DerOusche, a French woman II soon became
known that Bergman had money and that Mrs.
DerOusche was trying 70 marry him Suddenly he
mysteriOusly disappeared and week later his
body WAS rshed out OF the creek. Everybody con-
ceded II 20 be a case OF suicide, and the cursory
speculation as 20 what became OF hts money soon
died out Not long after this Mrs. Derousche
failed 10 appear for breakfast one morning. and
nothing was heard OF her until last week.
Among the Doarders at the house was a Mrs
GloranI and her daughter stella, a girl OF ten.
ming into the house pale and trembling. sne was
ny slerical could not talk inteliigibly and at the
sight OF Ms. Derousche, exhibited every sign Of
solved TO take the child 10 Toledo, where the best
physicians pronounced her case hopeless.
Last week Mrs. Derousche suddenly appeared In
Handsomely dressed ana SAID she was living in
New York. she explained her sudden departure
from Fremont by saying she had received word OF
were talking stella happened into the room See
ing the visitor she screamed and fell In a faint:
Mrs DeTousche offered to 90 for a physician, and
left the house, but has not since been seen A
doctor aiter an hour work. succeeded 10 .estoring
the girl when. for the first time In years she spoke
nationally. and passionateiy oesought her mother
TO catch Mrs Deroasche STELLA VIII soon sD De
says that the day that Bergman disappeared sne
was paying In the yard Bergman was stanolng
on me oapS Of The nSs5 wh nin ,nro me water
The little girl was so horrined that sne Iose nef
mind. Detectives are on the track OF the woman,
she In some way got hold OF BOfsnshs casn-ooA
and wanted him out or the way.
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How A Dime Cn1D
WAS SAVED!


C,pr>o. HArrrroN Co. I'm. ospt N 1877
TNe follovinr = 4 trus sceouns Of vhat your n
q, 9. haa dane for our little daushtse. HAIL nov
four wear. GA Whsn twelve month"; Ola iums
appeared on her hesl. which slowly Rrev lsrser,
tn family phypScian thoughtit was csussa bva
bring anything 70 nsnt Ine CHILD became
msadIs snS,r and thumb OF either hand $780,
enl.rrsd. the aesh beoominr hard The hin so,nts
became involved. 20 tnss wnen seventeen
also followed Ihs nervous systsm vas wr>cksd
age she was placed undsr the treatment Of .
49,. - .,,.. -. IN. =, r,..s .ond;s,. !" c.s
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ArTExPr TO WRECK A b. AND o. TRAN.-Yes-
terday morning attempt was made, three miles
from PaTksrsourg. W. Va 70 wreck the fast express
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad A man
named limerick, walking 10 town on the track. dis
covered pile OF ties placed across the Fails at
lotnt on The road near a deep ray1ne. IL Was time
iOr the Tram, but II was ten minutes late. The
laan removed the obstruction, and, coming on,
iOond coiored nan sitting by the track he said
he was going 20 get on the train and when told II
wouidnI stop, said there was q way 10 make II
stop limerick Informed the police and they cap
tared the fellow and jailed him The train be- ng
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Srx.xo Goops.
". n. in daily ,.osis. Il srzrxa aooDa
Newest styles and latest Novelties in all kinds Of
DRESS TRrMMfNas, EMBkofDERfIs. LACEs.
BLACK DRESS GOODS. RIssoNs h.. always 70 ~
found in our stock
To-day ~ particularly call atssnton - our Offer.
inRsos
NEW sATrNRA
in Black Black and White choice styles. elegant d.
signs. at lowest prices for reliable goods.
New Lace Flouncinss from s150 to o12 per yard
New styles in nne Hamburg Edges and Ilouncings In
swiss and Nsinsool beautiful goods One checked
India Linens newest styles 1t 12xc. One case lace
stripes and checks. at 20c., worth csc.
Our stock Of Ladies' Cotton and Cambria under
wear il particularly attractive every garment il we'll
made. fits perfectly and prices low is consistent
with the production of reliable soods Compare them
with other goods in the market and be convinced
Having just completed our stock tafins. we find
many oddaots and remnants ON hand. which We will
offer at ridiculousy low prices: such rsmnsnts Of
black silk. odds and ends In table linens and towels
silk umbrellas At half price, coored Hamburg edges ct
half price, and numerous other articles.
See our table Of cheap Torchon and Msdici IAcss.
Z. O. DAVIS,
mh7 10 MARK1T SPACE. COR. sTHsT.
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vUlRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FEET ON THE west SIDE OF VERMONT
AVENUE AND IMPROvED BY A PALATIAI
REsIDENCE KNOWN AS No. 1120 VERMONT
Under and BY virtue Of certain deed of trust -
bearing date July goth. 1885. and duly recorded
records Of the District Of Coum6. ana at the request
Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned as
trustees, will on SATURDAY. the THIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF MARCH, 1883, at HALF.PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK P. M, sell at public auction In front Of the
premises all those pieces or parcels Of land and
premises ntuate and being in the city OF
District Of Columbia and known and distinguished
south fifteen front on Vermont avenue. by the
full depth thereof Of lot numbered 49, in George Tay
dred and fourteen Is per plat recorded in iibsr
yeyor Office Of the District Of Coumbia, with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One half cash and balance in three
equal insalments at one. two and three years. for
which notes Of the are 70 b given bearing
per annum until paid payable and to be
secured by deed Of trust the property sold All
cash. at the option OF the purchaser The property will
be sold . whole, and deposit Of $1,000 will be
Quired the time OF sale All conveysncine Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be comped with within
ten O) days from day of sale otherwise the
reserve the right 70 resell the property q the risk And
advertisement in or more Newspaper published in
'"e D'''''' RIcHXRD ". TYLER, Trustee.
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD, Trustee
THos. E. wAGaAMkN. Auct. nhiS-dSds.
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tn. GREAT SNOW STORM IN DAKorA-The little
town Of ReyillO. In Grant County, Dakota, Is CON-
p.ctely blO.,ked In. Word has been received from
Z here that the town was absolutely without fuel,
ana that people were compelled 10 break up dry
goods and other boxes, and In some cases their
furniture, 10 burn In their stoves. IL showed az
aberdeen necessarily for thirty-six hours There
are two feet OF EnOw on q level All railway travel
y suspended The storm Is general In Central
llakOfa
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioners.

ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE RoGkRS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTEL CLOCKS AND BRONZES BY ORDER
OF THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY.
At our salesroom corner 10th street and Pennsyl.
yania avenue northwest saes dsily ct ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. reeuminR at HALE-PAST TWO and
hhAAxkFI,fA ST. sEyEN III SSmTsnc,ng on THURS
until entire stock is closed out.
The goods are guaranteed in every respect repre-
sented Out-of town purchasers can have goods
fully rscked.
Terms: Cash.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer.
SALE s Ss sssAs HARDWARE e. IRON
sSsDAa H2sss ARaF H.. lsss
:sSa:y: corner q E1dss ana hs Sss
mh2S dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
C. A SouT co. A sSs %:ss. J; sn.,.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
On FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH THIRTIETH, at
TEN O'CLOCK will sell on premises. 1880 9th street
northwest entire stock of Groceries. Meats and Pro-
visions. &c. All Of which win be sold entirety.
Terms made known 1t sale mh2S.2t
nuNcANsoN BROS Aucnonssr..
LOT LUMBER. JorsTs &c.
ns As sRl 81 GssHEr s sAsnrr'
On FRIDAY MokNI HSs MSEGH TH1Rr1ErH, q.
n mM O'CLOCK We will SELL at the above number lot
Terms: Cash. mh2s-2t
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
RARE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
BOOKS.
Being direct consignmsnt from Edinburgh,
Scotland Embracing
CLASSICAL AND POLITICAL WORKS.
ANTIQUARIAN AND MODERN LITERATURE.
COURT AND DIPLOMATIC LIFE,
BIOGRAPHIES AND HISTORIES,
FINELY ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
TREAT1sRs ON PAINTING,
illustrated by $50 Echinss from celebrated pictures
Of the Italian. Venetian. Flemish. Dutch
end English Schools.
MODERN ATHENIANs.
series Of Original Portraits Of Memorable Citizens
of Edingburgh. drawn and etched
by Benjamin W. Crombie.
Together with many other Rare and Valuable Works
in Fine Bindings.
To be sold at public auction.
1T my auction rooms,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, APRIL SEC
OND AND THIRD. 1888, COMMENCING
atHALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Books now on exhibition and catalogues ready for
distribution. mh27-6t
SAFE LIZA EsTATE
f fEk hH REf FIJI SE ZEE
BRICK DWELLING NO. so5 Ii STREET NORTH
Under and by virtue q , certain deed Of trust
ss H. bs1e az fhs
~ sssS @ i FS#
NJ. sell at pubic auction in front Of the pre@ses
ali those certain pieces or parcels Of land and premises
two CD and three CD, in VIM B. Webb and Joseph
Bradley, trustees subdivision Of square numbered
Bps recorded in the surveyors once Of the District
Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash. and the balance in
twelve (12) months, for which the note Of the pur-
chaser TO be given bearing interest from day Of sale
semsnnuay until paid, and TO be secured BY deed Of
on the property sold OF all cash at the option Of
% 81 vii z y Re ;G he
sale All conveyanctng ct cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale TO be complied With within ten days from day
Of sale otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
recall the property ct the risk and cost of the
dsAultng purchaser after public notice by advertise
ment 70 one or more newspapers published in the Dis
trtct Of Columbia
RICHARD W. TYLER,
ROBERT @. RUTHERFORD. : Trustees
Once 1907 St u. ". }
THOa Z. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. mhl9-dads
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AUCTION SALES.
TOsMORROWs


TO-MORnOW.
WEES Ca Aess,os..rs
Opposite city Poss-ofn
EXTRAORDINARY LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FuRNITuRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. THE
FINEST AND LARGEST LOT OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS CONSIGNED TO Us FROM SEVERAL
FAMILIES IN THE CITY. REMOVED TO OUR
STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. AND
WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF THE
WEATHER IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR
sALEsRooMs ON
THURsDAf MORNING.
MARCH TwENrY-NrxTH,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
II IL unnecessary to enumsrste In our advertisement
the onertngs Of furniture which We VIII present 10
buyers.
Comprising without enumeration Household Goods
for everyone wanting 70 secure editions to their
household and to dealers invite especial attention
Should the weather prove unfavorable sale will take
place inside. otherwise We viii display the out
ade. IL
THoAAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF Fine Collection Of
PORCELAINs.
such -
ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN TABLE WARE.
PLATES. CUPS AND sAUCERS.
DISHES AND SETS.
and
HUNGARIAN, DRESDEN AND ENGLISH
VASES. JARS. BASKETS AND FRUIT-sTANDs
also large variety of
VIENNA BRoNZEs. CLOCKS. FIGURES. cANDH.
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The ALDERMEN WILL RUN TIE FLAG.-The New
YORK board OF aldermen yesterday adopted reso-
luton repeating the ordinance giving 20 the mayor
power 20 ordel forbid the display or flags on the
city hall, and vesttng that power In themselves.
This Is an outcome OF the mayors order forbidding
the raising OF the Irish Dag on the city hall ST.
P4iricx's day.
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Lady rummond,s Romance.
IoRD GEORGE WIDOW SAID TO HAVE MARRIED AN IRo!
MOLDEK ~ NEWARK.


MoLDEK IN NEWARK.
Ir was reported In Brooklyn Monday evening
that Lady Drummond, widow OF the late Lord
George Essex Montifex, Lord Drummond, who
died In utter penury last August and whose TO
mantle history was published at the time, has
gOLe 10 Newark, Y. j., TO marry Harry Masters,
an iron moider. since Sir Georges death the
widow has been living with great economy at a
modest boarding house at No. Willow street,
Brooklyn She has earned living for herself and
new sr YoTk clothinr. house. Mnchof her time has
been spent In watching after little May, who Is the
heir 20 one OF the oldest titles and estates in the
occasion the child, who Is not yet eight years Old
has narrowly escaped the hands OF emissaries
from England. who have vainly attempted 10 kid
Al the boarding house Monday night no positive
information could De gained other than that Lady
was supposed 10 have gone 20 Newark Harry
Masters, whose name Is coupled with that OF Lady
Drummond, was an old friend OF the late Lord
George. lie Is an Engllshman, An iron-molder by
trade and previous 10 the death OF the young lord
Myed In the same tenement with the family. He
sympathlzed with them In their trosbes, and
England 10 secure his estates he offered 20 pay the
expenses OF his trip During the last sickness Of
and assisted Lady Drummond In a struggle for
livelihood since Lord Georges death Masters has
been frequent visitor at the boarding. house, and
his attentions 10 the widow have been more
marked % late. Lady Drummond has informed
her friends % her intended marriage and when
left 10 20 10 Newark, " here Masters Is working
al his trade, IL was Understood that the marriage
was 20 take place at once. Little May, the helress
Was ieit with friends at the boarding house.
KKNT KNOWS IN PHILADkLPHIA--The state
nenr OF John curtin Kent, VINO L. now confined In
an English prison On the charge OF conspiracy
against the English government and who claimed
10 Consul General Waller, In London, that he was
an American citizen; That he haa taken out his
papers II Philadelphia on July 25. 1875, and that
while In Philadelphia he had worked for Mr. Geo
W Blaoon, the manufacturer or oilcloths has
ieen verified by Mr. Blabon. Kent Is spoken OF in
the highest terms as q man Of truth, sobriety and
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1887
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
r ~ CIV NV JERSEY AgENUE AND sIkEEr
n ~ lineage and Northwest. Exp. daily 10: S5 am.
. For Cincinnati and St Louis Exp daily .sosni
For Pittsburs and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 % ALA.
For lexington and Local Stations IS ;4Oam
For Philaaelphiat Newark. and Wilmington. 1904
For intsrlnediate points between baltimore sndPal-
Ior sinrerly and intsrmedists point. ~ .3opm-
For BALTIMORE ~ 200 30 go. 30 i; go = %
40 $50, BOB Gas SO, ) 50 and ii 80 pm. M
su SUM 9 80 90 90 $50 g 80 s%y SO: g.ss.
For Annapolis Q; 40 and go ara. ~ 10 and 4.3o
s ssHsSs 80 p 80 p% a' s1 aSE.s
80 an. 4; 10 m ,.,,v.. d.,
moTe, 5 90 40, 80 am. ls' 10. ) 10. 20 . IS
snd 80 pm ON sundays. 80 an. 80, 80.
For station. on Tetropolitan Branch. 10 IS am.
and fcr Ssns s9sa. ., ton. 81
For Gsithersburg and intermediate points 1910,
For Boyds and intermediate stations. 100 pm.
Church trains leave washington on sunday only,s
! 10 pm. stopping at all stations Metropoltaa
Fer FREDERICK. rs 40 an. 1850 p.m- IS 500
For H2GERsf0IN, rs 40 am. ana rs .sop pm.
Trans .rfIse from 0nic.go a,iy, 80 An sn 10
am and a:25 pm; from Pittsburs. daily. 20 ana
AS From ne iaaelphia Chester and Wilmington 10 a,
am. geo. 10 and 80 m daily and II 50 pm
From sngerly and intermediate points north q bal
Trains II iesys Baltimore for washington at $50.
800 800 O. go Z y 20 md
re h.s.Ss sssss, bsS ssssd.. SIj
Baeeaee called for and checked at hotels and rss,.
dsnces on orders left at Ticket once ols and lSsA
fsNH'' ~ -.'- v N. CLEMENTS. MANAGER.
n2l c. K LORD. General Passenger Aesnt
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BOWLING. Auctonesr.

VNHOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrABLEl LOT SITUATE
ON @ STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of o decree of the Supreme
Court of the strict Of Columbia sitting Equity
Court. in a cause wherein Annie v. Ryder WAS COM
plainsnt and Margaret E. Digs and others de-
PENDANTS. being Equity Cause No. l1017,
We trustees in said cause will, ON THURSDAY,
at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. n. sell at Public Auction, in
front Of the premises all of that lot and parcel Of
land situate in the city Of Warrington, District Co
umbia known as and being original lot twelve Q2l.
the improvements thereon. consisting old two
sto-y frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in two equal nstaments
and two years. secured by notes Of the purchaser
purchasers. and good and sufficient deed of trust
terms OF sale to be complied with within ten
the day Of SALE or the trustees the right
to resell at the cost and risk OF the defaulting
chaser deposit Of 600 required the day Of sale
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
4S2 Louisiana ave. NV,
JAMES Il. SMITH, Trustee,
mh17-d&ds Room ~, LeDroit, Building.
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Ex-sExAroR JONES hPROvED-At the meeting
OF the Detroit bar, held Monday last, 70 take ac-
tl1n on the death Of Chief Justice Waite, after
several had spoken, ex-senator ChaS W. Jones' OF
FLORIDA arose. and amid the most profound silence
tpoke al some length, astonishing the gathering
with the eloquenee % his manner as much as his
words. In view Of the sensational reports about
TIE ex-senator being on his mental balance. His
anuress Is certain 10 attract considerable arten-
ION III was noticed That his personal appear.
ance was considerably improved ana the shabby
senulty Was almost forgotten.
IN consequence of Secretary Fairchildx letter
Ioer repooneans, three mugwumps and two Dem.
SI1ls we're removed from the naval once OF the
New lork eustou-house saturday
Andrew Carnegie VIII soon submit n couo,era-
I've pfoposition 81 which his 1000 workmen win
share In The pronts OF the concern ~
Joseph w. DrexeL the BANKER d,ea sura.x q,
ms residence In New YORK Of Briaht's disrase
Ms thompson, wife OF CIl Il W. Thomnson
tary Of the NAVY. dlsd In TssFs HsutS, Ind,. sun
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An the Mercy Of a Mad Masiiff.

wEsT VIRGINIA FARMERS LOSE THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS woKrH OF CATTLE-cHrLDREN ALSO BITTEN
PTrrsBrRG, March GA Commercial Gczene
special from Parkersburg, W. Va, says: Farmers
on sand creek are daily losing stock OF all kinds.
The result OF the ravages OF a mad dog. The loss
so far Is not less than 81, 800. some time ago
mastin belonging TO John j. Gault showed signs
Of rabies and killed all Gauts sheep, mangled
some cattle bit a horse and killed several hogs.
The dog then went TO VIM. virgins, where ne
killed several calves and bit $50 bird dog, which
has since died From there the animal went TO
JOhn Burks wnere IL bit a number OF sheep, hogs
and cattle and killed dog. The mad brute also
appeared at Providence school No. IA, and attacked
the children. tearing the clothes on Two or three
and biting as many more. The dog was driven on.
went home and made a savage attempt 10 XII MS
MASTER but was Knocked senseiess and cnaneu
until he died In his wander1ngs the brute bit
several dogs. which are now doing more or less
,.amale and causing great scare.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HousEHolp FURNITURE.
CARPETS, CHINA, GLASSWARE,MAT
BEDDING. &C., AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November lst A.
D. 1879 and duly recorded In Libsr 1927, folio 52
ct seq Of the land records for the District Of
umbia and by Of the party secured thereby
! shall sell. at public auction, the premises No
l20l and 1908: northwest corner 18th and streets
DAY. MARCH TwENTY-NINTH. AID. 1855, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, the goods mentioned in schedule
marked IA" annexed to said trust named in part:
Rosewood Case Piano. Mirrors brussels Carpets Lam.
hreqnins, Portierss lngrain o.spetA Ws1nutGham-
stands, Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers, Hair and
Husk Mattresses, Once Chairs, Springs, Feather
Pillows and Bolstera HEATING stoves, wardrobes
Hair Cloth Rockers, Sofas. Rugs. Marble Top Gen.
ter Tables. China and Glassware, together with
other goods marked In schedule, too numerous to
enumerate
Terms cash.
mhl9.dkdbs EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee.
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Ss6fEhrS. 81 TIE EAs sFS SIDE l 81 Fiji.
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN Z AND r
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS 523
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed on December 2, M
a., Equity No. ,1OS6S. Docket "a. the 1ndersiened
Trustee viii sell e Xu6lic suction in front q the
E1GHTHL 1883, at FQUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK p, M,
s foowins described real estate in the city
Of Warrington, District Of Columbia wit; Part Of
So Contained WITHIN tie following %ste s'n sns
hounds TO Wit; beeinning for the same at point on
the est line Of 18th street. and the northwest
ner q ssid lot nine e and running thence east one
hundred Q00) feet thence south twenty (2O) feet,
thence west one hundred (1OO) feet, thence north
waxdy twenty t2O) feet along said east line Of 18th
otroS TO the place Of beginning containing two thou
sand square feet OF ground more less and improved
by hnndsome 0ve-stofy brick dwelling
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
Of the purchase money in cash. the balance In and
two yearS In equal payments for which the of
the purchaser must b gven to bear interest from the
date Of sale aud secured by deed Of trust the
srty eold or oil cash. II the purchasers option. All
conveyancinS ct purchasers cost. depoait Of $3.50
IN required ct time Of sale II the terms OF sale not
complied with within ten days the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property ct the risk and Of
GEORGE g. HAMILTON. Trustee,
mh16-dkde Sun buildinR + 81. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ATTERNOON.

tuN0O3AS OOWLkN0. AucoouooE
fkuyrxrs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
3&okEEETrH sHETN2 no. ll46 TWENTIETH
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated Novembee -
18th, 1885, snd duly recorded in Libee 1853
1olto IS. ct seq. one Of the land records Of theI
District Of Columbia and by direction Of the party
cured thereby, we VIII sell q public auction. In front
IotffH 1854 q HALf.PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK
II The Gy r Of % w,.hins:On D. nc and hnoEn
the Ut the Of said lot and running
thence north along goth street vest nineteen feet
tnch thence vest eishy feet and eleven inches
nine feet ten inches thencs south twenty i've fset
81 inning. together with the improvements. which
being No. l14e goth street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve month"; with intere. and secured by deed Of
chassf. option: al recording and conyeysncinf at
q time Of sale terms are not complied with In ten
da the property Will be resold 1t rsk and cost Of de-
mh12-Akds xtaUUsf i51rSRSbDooRF.i Tru'sess
WTHE ABOVE SALE Is posTpoNEp, IN con-
TxTHTY.Ei0 ia isss. same pisoe. AZ IHA AIT
BY order Of the Trustees. mh24.dkds
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II ARGE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON KEN.
IL lucky AVENUE, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCHAA
TWENTY-NINTH, 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we 83v
will sell. in front Of the premise1 y
LOT 49, SQUARE 1863
average depth Of about 1873 feet to 80 foot alley
This lot has 15-foot alley the north and 80
alley the west and can readily be subdivided in
several building lots The section has and il rapidly
advancing in value, being near Pennsylvsna svenue
and near street southeast and the route to the
new Eastern Branch bridge.
from day OF SALE to remain on property until April
1852 balance Of purchase money cash Conveyaneing
sale. and terms to be complied With in seven days,
defauting purchaser after five days public notice Of
such resale IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. G. Title good or no sale.
mh23 DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers