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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

PEREMpToRY AUCTION SALE OF THE GOOD
WILL AND ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DRUG
STORE CORNER TWELFTH AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST (No. 1880 TWELFTH, CONSIST
ING IN PART OF SHOWCASES, FANCY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, COUNTERS AND SHELLY
ING, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES. SHOW GLOBES. &C. sc.
On FRIDAY, MAY FOURTH, 1888, at ONE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, will sell the entire contents and
GOODWILL of drug store corner 18TH and q stree Is
northwest 1t will first be offered entirety, and
II not sold Will be Immediately sold in detail This
store is in rapidly growing neiyhborhood aud doing
good business Owner sells to leave the city to at
myI.d DIINCANSON RROS Anctionears
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
AND LARGE YARD, 1871 h STREET NORTH
WEST. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK


By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date on
the 18th day OF February. A d. 1870, and duly re-
corded, No. IT'S, folio 4S, ct seq. of the Land
Records of the District of Columbia. and the re-
quest Of the party thereby secured, will sell. at
public auction in front of the premises TUESDAY,
the FIFTEENTH OF MAY, A. D. 1883. at SIX p NJ.
the following described real estate situate city
of Washington. District of Columbia, and designated
ON the ground plat or plan Of said city as lots
bered (5) five and 90 six in the subdivision of
numbered C24Sl two hundred and fortyeight. IS he
same il recorded in the Office Of tho of said
city and District, in Liber N. K, folio IS, together
with the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and appertaining, known No. 1871 K
street.
Terms of sale prescribed by said deed Of trust
follows The amount of Indebtedness secured by this
deed of trust unpaid with the expense of SALE in
and the balance at IL and Is months for which the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest from the day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust the property
sold, shall be taken deposit of $500 shall be re-
quired Of the purchaser at the time of SALE and ali the
conyeyancing shall be at the expense of the purchaser
II the terms of sale not complied with in full
within ten days after the SALE the trustee
right to resell the property at the risk aud of
the purchaser after ten da public notice
In the Evening Star newspaper c. c. WILLARD,
ap30-d&ds Trustee
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ
For baltimore and Potomac River IAndinrs
steamer SUE, Capt GeoehesAn. lea yes stepnensou's
Wharf every SUNDAY, at 4 O'Clock .. ~. Riy~c
freight must be prepaid
For further Information. apply 90
STEPHENSON q BRO.
n3-6m sth street wharf
Mt. VERNON, MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W w ooRCoRAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily tercept sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings far down GlymontsS
10 o'clock q keturninx. reaches Meaningless
SID LII BLAKE Captain.
EoE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
It NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkEfIELU
Leaves 9Th St wharf MONDAYS. 1HUksDAY&
and SATURDAYS al am. Returning TUEsDAYS
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY m, touching At River Land
mas as far o. Noulni Creek, Currsomnn. Va. and s.
Clements Bay Nd. Connects with b and y. X Res
shepherds. See schedule JOHN u PAD0ETI. AT.
g. W. RIDLEY, Manager. AS5
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Fighting Indians i'm Mexico.
TWO SHARP BATTLES IN WHICH NUMBER OF BRAVE,
BIT THE DUST

Gen. Guerra commander OF the flrst military
zone OF Sonoro, Mex, telegraphed the governor
under date OF April %, that Lieut.. Juan Quintro,
with federal forces, had sharp battle with Yaqui
Indians on the Ta1ibampo Mountains, killing
twenty-one and w0und1ng one, who was taken
prisoner. Manuel EScobas OF the federal forces
was dangerously wounded In another dispatch
dated April q, the general says: Yesterday Capt.
Angel Lanes, of the Mexican Home Guards, over
TOOK party OF YaQui rebels going toward Aqua
Caliente and had Tight with them killing seven
ana capturing fourteen prisoners. mostly women
and children, and a lot Of guns and Ammunition y
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE No. 423 X

"
. By virtue of the power and authority vested in me
by deed from the heirs at law of Christine Kozel,
shall offer for sale at public auction MONDAY, the
O'CLOCK p NJ, the east onehalf t>O of lot fourteen
Q4) in square 1--we hundred and fifteen (515l
Beginning at the southeast corner of slid lot and
running thence west twenty mine feet six inches
thence north one hundred and forty-sx feet eleven
inches to 3o-foot-wide alley. thence east twenty
nine feet six inches, thence south one hundred and
forty-six feet eleven inches to the beginning I'm
proved by threestory Brick Residence containing
roorns and modern improvements.
Terms made known on day of sale.
LEON TOBRINER. Trustee,
apl9-eo&ds :322 An st. NV.
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ENGLAND AND COST PRETTY SUN.
"a good tailor-made riding habit costs $780,
said q modste to reporter for the New YORK
Mail and Express recently. "A bad habit. in
whatever sense you take 1t, costs good deal more
For winter use they are made OF Melton cloths
Just now they are being made OF elastic cloths
that come from the west OF England. IL is not the
bodice OF habit which is difficult to make. Any
one who understands tailoring can turn that out,
1t is the skirt that requires skllful and expert
eneed artist to drape and 1T properly. 1t is not
alone necessary TO nj the lady, but she must be
fitted on horseback. The skirt may fan gracefully
as she walks, but IL Is not made for her to walk In
so, In hitting her We do so while she is seated on
large wooden reproduction OF a horse More than
that is necessary-the lady must send down her
saddle. The skirt Is draped TO great extent from
the rest on the pOnmel OF her saddle and the
height OF this and It's relation to the riders body
are OF the utmost importance. You cannot do
more with habit than make II Mt well. There
isn't much variety possible. Now we are making
them open at the neck TO permit OF wearing q
scarf and an appropriate scarpin, but habits this
year Will be very much like those OF last year."
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Anctioneers

D~s|css
TRSNSfT TEs SHE Of ENTIRE HogsFHoIp FgE
GtRTAiNs ESekAvINGs. MAN Il Ell Mi fRs6ts
slfASfs & SAHAsSEES s hIaH Ns
TWEsE ET Is TT A1TED
$i5 I2TA STREET. cokSEk e STREET
By virtue of two certain deeds of trust duly recorded
o s SEQ is f9 hs S1g ct and L5er s4
coum6 Trustee and ff Tras,ees s respectiyey
naWed in said trusts will sell. MONDAY. MA
On he ae Eth
in 3 s ns F sessa ana
to said trusts respectively, and partly enumerated
MOSES H. PAGE, Trustee.
myl.d f f2Ss. r a B ROSE, Trustees
GEoUNps hs9 THREE II GoTs oN SkfHGk
ffL IA A AZ eo RAKTs e az TWO LOTS ON THE
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court. D. C,
e II XVI I1'sd
FIVE os, oS9GS rM m from, Of he ,s
subdivision of square 633 in the city of Washington.
T Of So and q in
said subdiyision contained within the following
Lot "a and running thence east with the south line Of
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line Of
south line thence by right line to northw, st
of Lot g. and thence south to the place of be-
ginning.
Said lots 49, 20 81 % and % front each % feet on
street. between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest and:face the Capitol grounds They
are loo feet deep to alley Lots 81. 80 and 53 front
each 81 II feet on Arthur Place. and 80 feet deep
an alley
Terms; one-third in cash. of which 800 on each
parcel sold shall be paid Mt the time of sale, balance
equal payments, with interest at and years,
respectively from the day of sale Said rred pay
ments to be secured BY deed Of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the opisn of the purchaser. All
convey3ncinR and recording at purchasers cost. We
are authorized to receive for submission to the court
any private offers for this property Flats cab be OBJ
tanned Of the auctioneers.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY, I iFustees'
Webster Law Building,
mv1-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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'RAa1 NAurrs liz Guae,rr VAsro.-

''RAa1 NAurrs In Guae1rr VAsro.-
Hoso isGnt to e Of Il. s asS to
on swtmmingly with
ALL THE PEOPLE
We SWIM!
Boys suits Size: II .e Is years; cost: vests and
WE swIMi
Men. SUIT. grave end gay sack and cusaway. strictly
WE swIMi
sprine overcosAs silk fscngs full roll frouts dash
inE sfyiish. striOsiy al wool, S675.
WE SWIM!
Ps.nes ., AlSst sgiss cOrkscrs~. perfect hstins
WE SWIM!
AsSs j. T,Oc ., Tucker Tweed. meat stripe and
We sSi eooSs tsf srs RELIABLE At he prices namsds
Ana bermit n % renind you that our stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Takss . WHOA u fe cleans bsst and cheapest on
this @ tes otasc eeof The Atl.nsse No. tess sns
FINE RxADY-MADK CLOTHING
At nasS d SsS 81 SEf h HsSE SRSxE III.
VICTOR 4 ADLER's
10 nm PER cxNT CLOTHING HousR 10
ss7 ana 80 ~ u aw- esn~ nasnaansseh ave.
s14eay ons eris~
opn anEmdav uta npm sp23
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoueers.

nUNCANSUN BROS, AuctIOneers.
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C. CONTAINED
~ DWELLING No. All MAPLE AVENUE. LIE
p.p1op s,,,rr COMPRISING;
ROCKERS, F1NGY TABLES, &ALNuT CRAM.
BEE SETS, BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS. HAT
LOWS.
EXTENSION TABLE, DINING CHAIRS CHINA
And GLASSWARE, VELVET AND OTHER CAR
FErs. KITCHEN REQUISITES, SC.
ONE JuMP.sEAT cARRi4aE, NEARLY NEW. AT
On FRrnAv xopS AAHSSTI0N ,orDr,
cling at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell, at the above
nslned dwelling. all the Furniture, Carpets &C..
tanned Parties refurnishng should give this sale
their attention. mv1 At
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About sixty Union veterans from Boston arrived
In Petersburg, Va, last night and were received
with salute by r. Z. Lee Battery and escorted TO
the Albemarie Hotel BY the Petersburg GrayA
The veterans win VISIT the battlefieds to-day and
leave FOR Richmond tomorrow morning.
Gen. sherman Will Tomorrow evening preside ct
the annual dinner, In Cincinnati Of the Ohio Com
mandery OF the Loyal Legion, Of which he u COM
mander. Among those who VIII respond 70 toasts
are Gov. Foraker, Mr. r. B. Hayes, Gen. willard
warner, and Gen. John p. Rea, OF Minneapolis
ant general freight agent for the Philadelphia
DIVISION Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
general agency Of freight trafnc at Philadelphia
position, mas been appointed 'commerc1l agent. "
with once at Philadelphia.
The jersey City board Of public WORKS three
1ne voee Tor proo1dene yesterday resulted % &
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
NINTH STREET BETWEEN AND Q
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH, at HALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. We shah sell in front Of the
premises the south 20 feet of lot g. in square 39
depth Of "a feet inches to alley. Brick wall on
both Sides making 1t very desirable building lot.
Terms cash.
my1-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS b Co, Aucts
TINHoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY-FOURTH AND K
STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY TWO
FRAME HOUSES. NOS 24OO AND 24O2, AT
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH,
1855 at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises,
shall cell all OF Original Lot % in Square %, 'front.'
ing So feet inches the south side of street by
depth OF as feet the side oath street. being
the southwest corner of Oath and streets northwest
improved by two frame dwellings, Nos. 2400 ald
24o2 which rent for $33 per month
$2OO deposit will be required at the time of sale.
Terms made known at sale
myl-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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rev. fathef WAiworth, OF 81. Nary,s church.
Snotce on COLONEL lngersol by the New YORK lsgts-
ature 70 deliver ths memorial Grafton on me iste
Roscoe Conkling VA 'Ne A~'o
IL has just been discovered In MARYLAND thar the
new eooe % Laws oinits the word s'whiteS In the
cnApter reiating 70 bAstardy, 30 thai coIored Wo-
women, though balls TO make the chan0e havs
Den repeatsaly defeated 10 the legislature.
Inc oil sIanting sAiafy 70 Col King Harman
reading N ne house q COMMONS aaeuignt.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON
trnWI n Al 4ffsrio n oAOnon-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY l. 1888. AT HALFPAsT
1--WE O'CLOCK IN front q the gremises shall offer
g. fronting Sc feet Oh the north side Of street BY
proved by large and substantial fourstory brick
idence containing thirteen rooms with all the modern
ington.
ALSO,
Immediately after the above, part of lots ia and
l75 IN square "a fronting SO feet the south side
Of 10 feet improved by two frame houses Nos $3.50
and 1882 street
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust the property sold All conveyancing and re-
cording purchasers cost deposit of 6200 will be
required the Pstreet property and 800 ON the q
street property. apl9-d&ds
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.EO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 30 1887,
the land records Of the District Of Coiumb snd b.
direction Of the party secured thereby the under.
TIE prs%~isss on r THpRSR1AnT ths TH!RD ~ q
ground stuste lying and being % sctT Of Nsahins
NJ II me SQUARE 10 q scS Ss2nnS g sus q @
agoins eleven Cd inchs. fsc% N sout1east eciaer
(lOl foot alley; thence along sid sey north twsvs
thence east one hundred (l00) feet 10 tie buildin
line the west side Of 9Th street nosthsest encS
along said 5th street south twelve (12) feet nd ~
and t61p inches TO the place Of bS9n-
ming. Improved BY tvo-storys sax 90 room 615kk
house and modern convsutences.
Terms made Known on day Of sAla.
.na,.,ot a aEoSas 4 dshHAoaa4Ah1knS 1s.a...
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SUICIDAL FANnY.-The coroner's Jnry in the
case OF Rev. Edgar l. Hermance, OF White Plains
n T., who shot himself In the pulpit OF his former
church Sunday, as stated In yesterdays STAR, re.
turned q verdict OF suicide while temporarily in
sane. The trouble with his congregation which
resulted In his resignation preyed on his MUD He
attended the morning service sunday, listened at
tentively TO the sermon shook hands with many
OF the congregation and returned TO the church In
the afternoon and shot himself His father and
brother also committed suicide
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Dr.. Bergnann Retires from the EN-.
peror's Case.

Encouraging reports OF the improvement Of the
emperor continued 70 come from Berlin. He Is
gaining strength slowly. Yesterday he was a
AItle feverish- Dr. Banielebin VIII replace DIR.
Bergnann In attendance on the emperor Dr.
ss'suAn requested that he be relieved, because of
ms 0s4sre~tnent With DR.. Mackenzie. The tension
St"een Tie Two ply sicians Is extreme. sensa-
eon nss ocsn ea1eed ia Berlin by a report that
praying thar the emperor NAV have An early re-
lease from his s1neringa
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS / co, Auctioneers

ON EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN II AND
STREETS NORTHWEST CNO. Sl6l.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND, 1883, at HALF
PAST FIVE 2CLoCK PM, shall sell. in front of
the premises brit lot No %, in square No 100, 'front.'
ing ~ feet on 18th street, running back the depth
thereof to an alley, improved by three-stJfy and
basement brick dwelling nine rooms and bathrooms;
all modern improvements.
This property should command the attention of buy
ers being centrally located in irst-class neigbbor
hood.
Terms: Onethrd cash; balance 6, IL, IS and "a
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale,
ana secured by deed of trust property sold. All
conveyancing. &C. at purchasers cost: 5000 down
day OF SALE WALTER b. WILLIAMS L co,
ap2S-4t Auctioneers
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TELEGRAMS TO 9'HE STAR
Organized To Blae knsail and SsiudIe.
A CONSPIRACY oP WIDE EXTENT USEARfHED IN AN
OHIO COMMUNITY.

Organized To Blaeknsail and Sygiudle.
A CONSPIRACY oP WIDE xxrxSr uSEARrHED IN AN
OHIO COMMUNITY.
PIrrsBrRG, May IA special from wapaIoleta
Ohio. TO the Commercial GGzet,e, says: Tor two
or three years there has existed In the northwest
err part or this county, with headquarters at
spenceryille. an organized band OF crooks. They
worked a variety OF swindling schemes. Last sum-
mer A &. Layton, prosecuting attorney. and De-
tectIve John X. Lowe determined To run the rogues
down. Lowe went FIRST 10 spencerville as a fruit
agent,and then 20 kOSsuth- Here he cultivated the
fTiendship Of Eiibe Hogue. and by September1
began To pick up valuable evidence Five months
after or late In February, Lowe came into posses
sion OF an obscene letter written by a young
farmer near kOssuth to a young lady. HOgue
immediately wanted the letter, declaring TO the
detective that they could make big money out or
IT, He given IL and went at once 20 the writer,
threatening prosecution for sending obscene mat
Yer thdSGsh the mans. conIederate, naIneu
ing HOgue so cash and giving chattei mortgage
On some personal property, which was done. Lowe
promptly had both Hogue and Hawk indicted
Last Thursday Hogue was sentenced 70 the penl-
tcntiary for eighteen mOnths, and Hawks case
was postponed until next term.
since his sentence HOgue has confessed that an
organization numbering nearly two hundred per-
sons exists In Auylane, Van Vert, Allen ana Mer-
Ger counties. The headquarters are at Spencer
VILE The general officers, he says, cOncOcted
schemes for swindling, which the county groups
executed Several prominent citizens were Inter
ested In the profits, which have oeen oetNeen
$4,000 and $4,000 in the past four years. ne
favorite scheme was blackmAil, though OurgIdly
and other forms Of theft were reSOrted TO- one Oh
the gang would present a farmer OF means Whohl
they thought they could work, $40 Dill, the
genuinenesS OF which he was asked 10 test at q
bank. The bill. being genuine. was pronouhcsd
good The next step vas 10 offer the man any de-
sired amount OF the stun At discount III the VIC
tim consented he was made TO join secret so
eiety, called the l. T. A, and sign certlncate.
This certificate was turned over 10 confederate,
who confronted the duped farmer with the docu-
ment and represented himself as United states
Or1cer The farmer was finally let OF for sum
ranging from geo TO e. OOO and OF course the VIC
tim never Sguealed-
Married. women were blackmailed also and
young men put under contribution. Already two
citizens CT Spenceryille have ne1, and the grand
JQries OF the counties named will ind indictments.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE,
BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue vested in by deed duly recorded in Lii
DAY, the TENTH DAY or MAY, AD. 1883, at FIVE
h LOIS "a e ' hSD 8 si We R soWARk 70
as subdivded by Ward Norrnent and others, and re-
corded n the Otce Of the District of Column
This property is situated ON New Hampshire avenue
near NJ street north west
Terms: Onethir I'd cash. BALANCED in and two years.
of sale payable semiannuaiiy and to lie secured by
deco of trust on the property, al cash at option of
time OF sale Copveyancing &c, purchasers
Terms to be COMP ed with in ten days. otherwise right
Is reserved to res at risk and cost Of detauting
chaser after five days public notice OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
BRAlNAlsD H. WARNER,l Tr,,..aos
ap3O-d&ds HENRY WISE GARNETT.i Aiu''ses'
DEREMPToRY SALE OF THE FINE STEAMER
slt2T P3 ri, sR sIiSe TONS AT SEVENTH
O'CLOCK NOON, We WILL sell Ar sHERIFF-s
melon THE ILEGANr AID f1t c6M MOD:
Whose net tonnage is 3os 81 100; length, 161 40
fest: width, - o. feet; depth, 40 feet passen-
ger capacity about 700 persons.
Tbs steamer is thorouuhiy htted up and equipped
both for passenger and freight business. and now
licensed and enrolled: newly fitted I'D last year
and one oft most popular boats IN the Potomac.
The sale Is pereptory to close the affairs of the
Glymont Steamboat Co. Of Washington. d. &.
Terms Of sale: Cash deposit of $1,000 at time
Piled with in three days the right resell at
risk and cost of d. faune purchaser after five days
public notice Of such resale ia newspaper pub
lished in Washington. d. &.
By order OF Board of Directors of
GLlMONT STEAMBOAT co,
DUNCANSON RROS Auctionee-s any, ats
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An Editors Queer story.

he wESI wEs1 AND WROTE BRILLIANT ARTICLES
WHILE IN A TRANCE.
NMEEsBARRE- Pa, May IA letter has been
received from Editor b. Fred Diliey, OF the
Wyoming Valley TOaes, a national officer OF the
Patriotic order sons OF America, who disappeared
from home about five weeks ago. He was thought
To have been murdered, and his friends advertised
his disappearance all over the country. The letter
Is pOstnIarked Denver, Col, and in It he says he
remembers nothing from the time he le1t nome
until he came to his senses on the morning OF the
;2d instant, fancying that his little boy was call,
Ing papa" He then ascertained that be had
been acting as editor Of a little paper near Butte
city, Mont, and had written many brilliant
things, OF which he had no recollection The
owner OF the paper had bought him ticket and
started him for home. but on reaching Denver ne
concluded that the disgrace was Too great. he
feared 20 meet his friends and his family with
such an apparently Improbable story, and, losing
courage returned 10 Butte City.
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CORY, PA, May Rosa Smith, aged twenty
years. committed suicide yesterday. For the past
two weeks she had been employed in the family of
Claude Porter. When found she was lying dressed
on her bed. She had taken forty grains OF NOR
phine. She left quite long and pathetic letter TO
her only sister, Blanche In which she stated that
as she had nothing To look forward 10 more than
the life of q domestic and hardship, she had de-
clded 70 end her life and troubles.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROvED
WEST, (NO.1ll0l BETWEEN NORTH L STREEr
AID MASSACHUsETTs AVENUE IN WASH
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed on the 23d day Of Feb
rnary. A. D. 1855 IN equity cause No 10000. docket
"a the undersigned trustee will sell at public sale
front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1888, AT THE HOUR OF HALF
PAST FOUR, p. NJ, of said last mentioned day, the
following described real estate situate in the city of
Washington in the District Of Columbia, to wit; All
those certain parts Of lot numbered eighteen QS)
namely the south twenty (20) feet front to Of
said lot eighteen in said square, aud also all that
rs follows namely besinnina at point on the south
Of said lot the alley and thence running
thirtytwo 2) feet thence north said lot
and thence along said alley to the PLACE Of beeunins
together with the respective improvements ana APP
purtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise sp
pertaining.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by said decree One-haf
CO OF the purchaseoney in cash at the time OF sale
thereof in equal instaiiments at sT S1 and tWeSeI2
chaser purchasers thereof dated Of the day Of
centum per annum. and secured by duly recorded
deed of trust upon said real and policy in
upon ste & both sss
at the option OF the purchaser or purchasers thereof
the costs Of all recording conveyancng and insurance
and the said real sold and clear OF Ill
such general taxes and special assessments there
collector OF taxes may certify be re-
title real estate viii be retained until sfssr
II the terms Of sale not COMPLIED with within i've
(5) days from the day Of sale the undersigned trustee
retains the right resell said resi- at risk and
FENDALL Z. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
TO- AooieaA1e ave.