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4 Monster of the Lake.
A SERPENT TWENTY-FIVE FEET LONG SEEN I
MICHIGAN WATERS.

MICHIGAN WATERS
ALYESa, MICH-, June 20.-The residents for a
long distance along Thunder Bay are terrified over
the appearance OF a monster lake serpent. A
farmer named lsaacsOn recently found tran
about foot wide through a plOwed field II led
down TO the bay, where there were indications OF
its presence. MI isaacsOn's boy, Grant, Was
planting potatoes in a Held near the house, and
Was heightened TO STE huge snake moving toward
him. The boy had with him ble-barreied
shotgun, ana fired twice at the monster, when IL
went over the ground as lively as a horse, and
glIded into the Oay. The boys father, attracted
by the gun reports. followed the snakes tracks to
The water. The boy described the snake as about
2o feet long and over a foot thick. The body Is
black. with yellow spots and a yellow tail The
head Was covered with lOnx black hair Where
the snake went under toard fence was found
some dark hair about s inches long.
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoxT AIR LINE

schedule In efsrct June 4 1853
$40 A. M-kast lem. Mail Daily Tor war-~r,,,
Sordonsvilie. ChSrlottsyie Lyschenrs ard stations
sprinss. AlcTheuy sprinsrs. bristol. kno,vs konaa
CslcrrA. Mon igonery and New orlcans Pullman
slssrer Washington 20 Nes Creams
lottesviile. Oordnnsvle stations Chez ohio Route
~ nchburs. kocky Mount Dauville And ststious be-
cSSrlo.Se cnn IN sns5l RasS,s h,S
ham. MoDteumery. New Orleans Texss and California
Pull man sleeper New YoTk % MontsonsTy c1nnec-
and Mann X 'udoir slecpers Cor birmingham. Nicks-
oufS and ShreNepo-t l1il man s'e-pvr DAnvtile o.
sSaanoiA and tharlestcn Sold traius Washington 10
. .35 ?. M-Dsily. except Sunday for Manassas
, 20 = M-Mestcrn kNpre~s Daily Tor wsrrenton.
SorupnsNile, CbaroitsSNile Louisville. 0incinnatl
sna Sannfer resorts on aud near line of ChesAJ.
WASHINGTON 70 Louisville also Tor Lyuchtur Bristol
Shattaaou41. McmYhis Little kusk aua = 1 south
ssstern POINTS fhroush Pullman S.eeIcrs Washing
Is90 P.M.-Southern fNrrcss Daily for LYNCH
bung panvilie Raleigh. Ashevle. Charlcffs sslurn-
Lens A.ant~ nl-omerl. New Or
ington O. New Orleans Iraas va Atlanta and Mont
sSiaergi Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta
Train, on washin.on std Ohio division leave wssh-
insion y 90 An, nealN kept Sunasy and as D.
n Daily: arrive Rouad Nh II a. A NJ and II y
u keturntug leave Round Hill ) 10 N Daily and
IA DAILY eNcebt SUNDAY. arriving Washington
VIE VII snl ,Nnchburs Arrlve m Nash aston = 10 An
hbd - IN VIA East 1eunss-e. Bristol and Iynrh-
onEe ~ II 10 4. NJ, aud AZ z NJ via Chesapeake
stfasonrS Local ats;s1 An.
Iiekeis, slecrug car reservation and Information
inrnisaed ana hs1sse chked at otce, 1900 Tena-
wanna t@lrOaa, 9th aud sts JAS l.. TAYLOR
-. General Passenger Agent
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''MucH ADO ABOUT NorH1sa"
THE Is PUZZLE
II thing of the past Let the dead past bury its dead
The Thessalian's fiery, untamed steed found and
acknowledged One Master washinston's
BUCEPHALUs
has done more than this He not only found and
acknowledged One Master but apes his masters do
inss. not from motives Of appreciation and affection
but in furious and frantic effort to tear down the
walls which had been builded for the
PROTECTION OF THE PEOPLE
30 base move must meet with reprobation All good
men and true WILL follow 1t with execration We
can point to our supporters and followers with the
same degree of pride and confidence that animated the
King Of Sparta he looked upon his army drawn in
battle ARA:
Behold the walls Of SPARTA Ten thousand men,
and every man brick"
are making gigantic efforts bind them closer still by
untiring diligence in guarding their intsrestA
Whatever you need in the line of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
COME TO U.s.
We will protect you-in quality. in make in price
and furnish you only with correct styles
VICTOR E. ADLERs's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
o.. ard e%y 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ave-
Strictly Ono Pr,sa
Open Saturday till 1lpm
TOFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale
Monday Wednesday. and Friday mornings, from Z till
nDal NH n~
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L HILADELpHIA STORE
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMNER
UNDERWEAR AT % CENTS
NAINSOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made
to special order; fit euaranteed sizes % to a. Soc.
Special bargains in LADIES' Balbriggan Fine Pin
Stripe Black snd Colored Hosiery. at 25c.
Child's Ribbed Hose OF celebrated French make
Price was 35c- to soc, now, pc.
Special value in Ladies' Pure silk Mitts. 25c.
In White Dress Goods we Offering great bargains
India Linons. Victoria Lawns. French Muslin Plaid
Lawns, Plaid Nainsook. Swiss Muslin, Dotted SWISS
&C.. &C. Extra values at l21sc.
WASH GOODS
inst received line Of Bstistes. extra fine quality
at l2kc
few of those beautiful Challies and crepelines
At 12hc.
full assortment Of Ginehams. stripes and plaids,
with plains to match. Toe to 25c.
In satines showing line Of beautiful styles
At l2kc. choice line of French No old styles but
all new and choice designs
Bargains in Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Aspecial in Mattings extra heavy seamless at CSC
CARHART LEIDY.
1e16 e2s 9Th and 706 St n. ".
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E. B. BARNUM l. 90.
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE,

SWEEPING BARGAINS
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND sTs.
We have put on what We call Bargain Counters.
about 800 Mems Suits Goods which sold from % to
$40. They will all be closed out at
$3.50 SUIT.
These the Greatest Bargains in Clothing offered
yet Call soon. They will not hold out long Our
already low prices Prince Albert Suits Clergymen's
SuttA Black Broad Cloth Breasted Frock Suits
Blue and Gray Serge and Flannel Suits. a. well -
Coats and Vests tn Alpaca Drsp dEte aud sesrsucker
best bargains ever offered.
Odd Pants and Vests In great variety at about 25
cent below the prices Of any other house in the District
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR BOYS
OF ALL SIZES WILL BE SOLD AT
90 CTS ON THE DOLLAR.
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND = SITS.
my25-3m
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je19-d

EKD A 4HEs3 PT sE1E
assAf sr 'gx5 EvE Hs T
by two story si Sri sSaAeh No. se ceve
Terms n,h sasa balance
OF sale payable semi annually. be secured by
d s of on - cash 2. .ns option
sale Sc At cost 81 ' Terms o
to be complied win in ten days from day Of sale
chaser after five days pubic notice OF such resale in
snsaSsspef Du0iDSSss gSos tSc,
bSEEI lSsst ~ srG ss4
BY ys;ue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
the g sS Of g ct one Of the land records
JtENRSpH y ,s NE rNEHTi kIGErh DAY
LOT % OF cADEN sS sTnM a,5 OF PART OF
sSsins " feet ,ss and running
wife ali the prS
leees to the same belonging or in anywise apperain
Tais lot Is improved by desirable three story and
basement brick dwelling known 81 No. s24 NJ street
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal instruments
from ay of s paabs e Sd IT, he
cured by deed Of trust ON Irentses sold all cash
% from to er psr Sn 1as
payable mi-ann ally and balance cash; Conveyance
gSired at time Of sale Terms to be complied With in
sell the property the risk and Of the defautn
purchaser days public Of such resale In
some 5Tfs II % fahsBF
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers je16-dSds
SstE OF APP
50 iias ANP i%HSsTSk9 Sa AID R RxskMESf
RkISK No 1125 NEW M JER SM I6 AXENTE, BE
M6bA JUNE 1sss T.
~ ryE SGL O. M w ss
ra. .,sessy s9sas
nue. ana an averaee depth Of about 7s feet. The i'm
o. No. s"s
apa BATH Is
New Jersey avenue containing seven r0oms and bath
and should the attention Of
as the sale is peremItory
bearing per cent interest from day d sale payable
RTs%;s, sS ~ cash es
of sale 20
be compiled with in ten days 9th rwise right reserved
Of the deiantins purchaser after five days pubic no
tce Of such sale in some newspaper published in
jei6.d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
SaEE S1 RTssIS HAE 81 SE
DAY, JUNE TWENTX-SENENTH. 1888. at the re-
Bidder tie sxciasve right and prviese Of uainE he
several District Hay Scales from July l. 1885, TO June
30, 1889 for the purpose of weishing hay straw
der oats In the straw and live stock at the following
N
street and Georgia avenue at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM
TwSE GR Me- sa
ssss
fas Nf!tis Ne
Situated at intersection Of Boundary and streets
northeast at HALf-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK PM
No. z. Situated at Brightwood. d Cat FIVE O'CLOCK
with the provisions Of the act approved June 1914
:: WEBB. s Z %hExTIES. elias. ". EATMoNSD.
;eisot DuNcANsoN BROS. Auct..
TRgsTgEE.S SALE ;o 81 yAtgAgLE IMPROVED
L f6RfHNE sf 70 lo@s coNSEcTicUTA AVENUE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
pistrtct qf Columbia passed the 9th day Of June
Tas tSnt S hS Bay 81 sc
1883. Of FIVE O'CLOCK r. n, Lot numbered thirty
tnr &C, ts in snepDssS md Rirbys rsSordsd sub
ColumsiA. - recorded in surveyors Libsr J. H. K.
fer Of sale - precrbed by decree are q follow;
Onethird Of the purchase money in cash and the hal
snce IN two equal instruments In one and two years
from day Of SALE With interest," tor which deferred pay
gwen By dsea ssa. uon sSs
COMPROMISING s cost Of purchaser. terms q ssis
& .s s " Y @ gay: 1': |
& =. JAMES L McLxks. NSssss.
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II the democracy continues 10 hug thia nan.
dana idea, II may md that &c has been nursinS a
wiper In It's oosom-ltttstury Chronicle.
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A wedding with NJ Gifts.

From the New York Mail and Express
Guests invited 10 one OF the prettiest weddings
p, the week were surprised TO read In one corner
pr the dainty wedding cards NO gifts" engraved
n quaint arabesqae scroll, which perforce at
fracted attention II required some Independence
pr Character and some self-dena 10 20 counter TO
Established custom In such a matter, but the
Flnpleu ntt e brda, who looks more ike a sweet
hump. PINK and while, grOwn-up baby than q
PersOn OF strCnS-u.lned proclSfttes, announced To
ef Iriends when tucy questioned her decisioa: 81
Wont make my marriage TO Arcnle a donation
AIRY, wnere al the parish bring In this. at,
Hno Inc other 10 patch up the salary.
re nave circle OF three or four hun
reu friends. ana everybody knows that
not al all because they lore Us but because IL Is
ne proper thing. and even IL they can't afioEd the
kuuAy Iney mustn't Do OEtdOne by rch ATS A. or
arS q society people have indeed pushed the
~ business hart within a few seasons. until
nere are dozens and scors-s OF young married
kooples WHO pinch themselves during Lent and
trSau the coming OF June because OF the draft the
.asttf ahn cary summer wed iings make on their
ncotnea III matters go on as they are doing now
sS , 10y soiAe.lhs be spring exodus from New
oiA In,O the country and 10 Europe comparable
p the nlght OF The May tax dodgers from Boston
W eScahe pa5lES IN detts OF honor accurI,tiI.re
the snap OF 20 or 800 wedding gtTIs 10 be re-
arhed al TIE marriage OF the giyers.
FIRED MAY BAlED OCT.-At q:2O o'clock last
bfght Fret May Was liberated from tine Nm WORT
0nos BIS Don0sman Is Louis H. Iiyinrs:on
Fho JUSTIFIED IN $1,000 FOR ais auuearaaes Nv
ccupied Cell A. a. day, which Is over rnurjer.r:s
oW Two sent.euge1 and Two Ladies eailei 10 sc
% card marked "Lulu j. Burdette she w.s
ot permitted % zee the pIiyoaer and safi she
gould not be aOe 10 see him al al as she va 70
al Tor Europe yesterday.
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WHoLEsA1z, WHo1rsA1z,
Ri. gEHREND Son GAIL ATTENTION
10 TIE TRADE THAT THEIR sTOCK OF
sSs s. rf SaSsE ToY gs BAsEsal K a6
G y KSX GSS !6FiJEs NTH QUE "a:
ante PRICES AS LOW As ANY HOUSE IN
GIVE Us CALL AND WE WILL CON.
VINCE YOU THAT IT WILL BE TO Y0UB
INTEREST To TRADE WITH Us.
b ]. BEHREND Son,
Sl8 II ST. NV,
BETWEEN AND
R&-MA1L ORDERS SOLICITED
TELEPHONE No. 1884 my2o-lm
y 1hss never bseais, nsysr wears ont slxaysolsAA
ano can b worn whais lathtuw
II nor aAleas
CHAA E18HEns2
=. 623 9TH styeot norshWUok
LAY I1trou& ~
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PENSsYLvANIA ROUTE

Il PENSsYLvANIA ROUTE
pdTBhiffh r H99Eh' "Esf y, iN $n SorTHwESr
SILL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EpClINENT
IN EFFECT JUNE 3D. ISIS
TRAINS Lave WASHINGTON, IRON sTarTQN.
foonMNhh stAtH AND SHEETS. As FOL
For Pi,tsburs and tho West Chicago Tiroir E,pr,..,,
bne. 8 10 am. daily. TO tinciuna,i ma 81 me-
with slselins cars from HARRISBURG 20 Cncinnstl
~ chleaeo. With sleeIlHs Car Altoona l. ,licAs,.
Cars wasb,hso =, ~ 2, ~ I'M dAliy with slesPing
ceis saturday, Harrisburg Cieve and conusstur
Louisville and Mssrhis fsSihS frp'Sss. 10 %
ihrauSG sesysr a. 'ts9asS aud tae West with
Chicago. "
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1880 nm day. cSccpi Satuni,v. With slsSss
,sr T,, v ashnsioi 70 Rochester. ''"s
- an. dauy except sunday
ii 40 am 90 TO- 10 90 V and sYY - 1 % and nd
S9naasy 200. n 40 am. = 90. 4 10, 1000 ana
iI.-V rin Limited ENTicss u Pullman ParlOr
nHr S. y 40 m daily, except sunday aud a. ..
For boston without change , 90 n m. every .v
For brooklyn y \. all trouh trans connect at Jer-
direct ira'sfer 70 Fulton street. AVOIDING doab',
To-, if fril1.', s s,' NV York ,lty.
zoe 4,do; 90 o-Oo ana n 20 y m on sun,
nm ~ ~ "a; 90 = 10 9o 10 90 and
am weekdays ana $40 D. m. day with Dining
For Baltimore. Gas 20. 900. . 40, $50. N 90.
ana ii 80 am. i2.b5. 200 = AZ a 10 90.
40; 80. so 40 90. and II 20 pan. on sun.
DAY. $500, 800. 80. II 40 m. , 90. 2 a.
10. 900. 40 10 .nO. aud 1 20 nm ~
For Iois.s treek Line. 30 am aud 40 p.m. daily
- except sunday '''
For Annapolis 20 and 81 90 m 10 o. a % am
m. 4 10 PM
AL. AANDklA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ, MD ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, GOO. .B5 4 40. o.4a 10 So Am.
-Ot noon . O5, 40 > 90. . ~. u % a = ia.
~ W ana IL 81 L m On sunday at q 90 - a.
lO.oa am, : 80, , 30. %. aud 10 O5 p.m-
Acc9lnlilodatl1n Tor puanuco. 90 nm. week days
4 or Richmond and the south. 90 lO ~ A M dnlty
r ana q o. pm. daily. except SUNDAY '
Trains leave A.Nandrla Tor Nashlngt N. q o. .O,
sDO. 10 10 ID. d 90 AIN. I 20. 3 90. ~
=; 10, Oh y -. 10 a. and a o. y m on sun
uay a. y 10 and IL 90 am. .OO. , 10, o. - 81
and lOi2 y an. ' 80
Tickets and Information AZ the Office northeast cor
her OF 18th street aud Pnn-ylNarta avenue ana N
The stati n. where orders he lett for TIA, ccinS
OF tage ee u destination from hotels aud rsd,lc.s
ChAS r. PUGH, d a W,efD
General Manager fies \ 80, ~. -,
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HEAnouAnrrns Fon TExxrs.
All the LEADING RACQUETS and TENNIS GOODS
Spaldins'a. 'Slocum" windermsrs and full line o:
medium GRADE
The Beekmau. Franklin. 6ears. TAFT Nahant Went.
worth. &c. Everything In the Tennis line at
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE sCHUETZEN PARK
sTR

GEAE oPfosiAE seatE1 iMskP PAIR
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date on
the i Oh, day e MARCH, D. 1858 and duly RECORDED
Records Of the District OF Columbia. and the
SSs s,e 2. tine psre e seS secured we VII Sci At
tGSk TWELFTH, A D. isss. AL FIVE p Al. the
pfMsshingon; District Of Coiumbis TO wit: Lot num-
Der twenty eight CTS, IN block Eunber six so. 10
and Peasan, Plains. the pat OF said subdivision
Reeards Of the 1 SoSss ce sS p no f Sne
lumoia together with the improvements aud sIpurte
Terms Of sale: one~third in cash. of which 800
shall be paid at time OF sale balance in equal payments
the day OF sale Deferred payments to be SECURED oy
deed OF trust on The property sold all cash. at the
ins at purchasers cost.
In case q noa-eompsianee with terms within ten
days from day Of sale the property will lie resod at the
mysla.a. G affsfsS SIsr S saESff ru.ss
TEE tRoSE SUE HFRSRE
esdsd. R fhhY MISE s e aaGSfTr Trustees
- On SOUTH CAP1ToI. sTkEET. NEAR B.
S q G1 the sS IN E SSns
Cause No 7ooi on the 9Th day OF june A. D. 1855.
Fl rfns ssf Ssy s "a 5S q
the south thirty 32I feet nine 90 inches Of lot
fourteen u4), in square six hundred and thrty-six
(636).
Terms Of sale prescribed by the said decree:
third OF the purchase money in the DAY
thin ten days thereafter. ard the balance in
equal payments at twelve and eighteen hs after
the day Of sale. with interest the of per
per annun from the day OF sale secured by deed Of
a oe paid N c xS r ns t the
deposit 4 500 viii be required when the property
Is so d. All conveyancing at he purchasers cost II
the terms Of sale no: complied with within days
after the day OF sale the the right TO
Of
purchaser after five days advertisement in some news
paper printed and published i'll the 50 d city.
WILLIAM W BOAhMAN, Trustee.
Room p. Webster Law Building,
GEO. W. STfCkNEY, AucI.. $50 Il St Je.}-dSds
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

,. G. Butler, Chaplain, HOT 11th st. NV.
Arson 6. McCook. Secretary, IRA 18th st. NV.
VIM p. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms,3 O2 Def av.
Charles ". johnson, CHIEF Clerk, 1915 Mass ave
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 q ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst Doorkeeper, IL I'd st. ne.
j. l. Christie, Act Asst Doork'r 825 18th ST. Nv,
". III. Bgeiow, Postmaster. 10 Sd ST. ne.
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= 1906, a
Nl3 CHAS A. ELLIOT.S trustees.
WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers.

THREE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT FRONT.
ING ON 9Th STREET BETWEEN AND o
TREEISNORTHWEsT,AT AUCTION. No. 1916:
On On WEDNESDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH at SIX
ORIGINAL lot sou re 44 having 1875 front by 1l6
water and gaS bsth-roo
Terms One half cash. balance 8. 12 and Is months:
notes bearing interest from day of sale and secured by
deed OF trust on property sold. All conveyancing.
&C. at purchasers cost 200 down on day Of sale
je16-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
a Curious Claim.

SONS OF STATE GEOLOGIST DEMAND The sPEcI-
hESs HE COLLECTED wHILE IN OFFICE
sPRISGFIELD. Ill. Jun 2O.-ProL A II. worthen,
who for quarter OF a century held the position OF
state seoiogisi died few weeks ago, and his sue
cessor has been appointed. During his long
pc iod OF service large number OF rare and vaiu-
aole geological specimens we're collected, all OF
which veie properly labeled and displayed In the
state Museum OF Geology and Natural History.
There does not seem 10 have been any question as
20 the ownership OF these specimens and It has
Always been supposed that they " re tate prop
erty. Yesterday morning four sons OF the late
Prof WOrl hen came down from their home at
warsaw. Ill, with list several yards long,
embracing neaTly every article IN the museum.
which they claim as their late fathers personal
propeny. They expect 70 make formal demand
upon Prof. Lindanl. the new curator OF the mu-
scum, for Possession OF the relics, and II the de-
mand Is acCeded 10 there will be little LETT In the
museum worth seeing.
Smuggling ON the Mexican Border.
TIE LEADERS OF THE EXTENSIVE GANG CAPTURED IN
ARIZONA
NoeALEs, A. T., June 2O.-The United States Gus
toms officers have for a long time been endeavor-
ing 70 break up gang or smugglerS known 70 be
operating near here. That large quantities OF
goods have been smuggled on either side OF the
line there was no doubt, but the guilty parties Ia
every instance have so carefully co cred up Their
tracks that the officials were unable 10 locate
them Inspector Blades, however, al last sue
ceedrd in getting clew. and he so faithfully tOl-
lowed IL up that he secured TWO Of tue lie derS ID
the gang. Learning that 1rm IN tucson hau
contracted with parties for several hundred ga
Ions or mescal, he went 10 work on the case. ana
In a few days astOnisaed the people by arrestlng
two well-known Fanchers named Low aud DlnS-
more, and also secured a large quantity or the
liquor, which had been secreted on the premises
OF one OF the men. One OF the parties took reIuge
In his house and swore he would not pe arrested
without a 'cirCu," but Inspectors Blades and
Bee ana CIern McNdir well known a. guide and
scout during the Indian campaign, surrounded the
house and captured their man without spilling
any blood, although rifles were aimed In "a deei-
dedly threatening manner. Low and DfnSmore
are now In Jail, aud d bas been learned that they
have a large following OF both Americans and
MexicanS Earnest Efforts are beIng made TO cap
ture the other members OF the gang.
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EsS Il Of yALUAnLE REAL ESTATE
THE POTOMAC RIVER. IN CHARLES COUNTY.
STATE OF MARYLAND. CONTAINING THREE
HUNDRED AND EIaHTY-slx ACRES, MORE
OR LESS. BEING USED AS A SUMMER RE-
SORT AND EXCURSION GROUNDS.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated 22d January.
T. &C. one OF the land reco ds Of Charles COUNTY
81 Maryland and T. the request Of the party ssSured
the ThiRTIETH DAY Of JUNE. isss. on the preni:
land. more or less, being part Of Butler EpIarged,
on 1o Yer 1p % e 6y James srawner
Guiding valuable wharf and wIrenonse, hi. piace
has been used as a summer resort and excursion
Cedar Point The POiomsc River. in CHARLES County.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance of the pur
day Of sale the purchaser irving his notes.
by deed OF trust on tue pr perty sold or the pur
when the proPsrly i iOId Az cOnveyancins at the
,els-ecss IT. + S safkssS', Trustees.
AND SALE
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for ST.
Mays Gounty the understand Trustees viii offer for
INSTANT. several Tracts OF Arabic and Timber Land.
containing in the aggregate about $50 acres Two
on the Potomac River about halt Way be ween Black
istSns Island and ney Point Upon one containing
well suited for summer resort -,
IetlIs OEe-tDlrd cash. D2 equal INSTALL
approved by the Trustees
1s.ao2asEas sSoea B. e A AsEL. Trustees.
(JHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OkEAL estate ON G STHEET NOR INVEST,
BLING HOUSES 1921. 1928 AND l:S21 q
STREET, WITH LOTS RUNNING BACK TO
As 22i1 AND zig TWELFTH STREET
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. in Equity Cause No. lL063.
VIII VIII on TUIEspA1. JEME IMENIt-SIXTH. A D:
OF tine premises oer for sale at public auction. origi
nal lot nve So in square 2o2, now subdivided into
lots 80, 81. 81 and IS Of G. T. Gsrdners subdivision
OF part OF said square also the twenty c7
eet OF iot t0 A SAT- square bling part OF lots "a aud
ID a said subdivision, and on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
TWEEN lY-SES ~ TIL, 1888, at HALF-PASf FIVE
O'CLOCK, r. NJ. will offer Tor sale at public auction.
10 front Of the premises lots 10 and IL and the north
i've 90 feet OF lot g. and the south five 60 feet Of lot
~, in starr Metcalfs subdivision OF square BOZ,
street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. the residue in three equal instal,nents pas able
the deferred payments to be evidenced by the pros
sory no; OF the purchaser purchasers barring
on the day OF sale and with interest at the Of
Per ceniuin per annun secured by deeds Of
$3.50 shall be required at the time sale upon each
No: 2o2, and deposit Of sl0O shall be required on
each piece 4 the property when sold, and IL
terms Of within such reasonable time as the trus
tee may prescribe then he shall proceed advertise
and sell at the risk and OF the deaulting pur-
chaser All conveyancne and reeording t. be AZ the
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trustee.
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