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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
scbooesr oes can Lilly Ashore.

NV YoKx, July 1.-The schooner
Ocean Lily, of Haiifsx. twenty days Gu,
from Aasezo Bay. Jamaica, With cargo Of
sugar for J..E. Kerr Z Co, went ashore on
ths West Bsnk Tuesday morning. She is
st.Il aground, awaiting the fov Of the tide
to get Of. Tugs have been sent TO her
assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

The premium on gold Tuesday at Buenos
Ayres WAS 201 per cent.
The towns Of ticciany and Sohwicrzen in
Russia have been nearly destroyed by in
ccndisry hrc..
The Madrid Gazette says in the last two
months there have been I ~ cases Of thslera
IN Spain. Of these 25l were fatal.
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Death OF a New castle Citizen.

DAxAKIseorrA, July l5.-Stephen L.
Chspman, postmaste. at Newcastle during
Clevelsnds administration and until his
resignation few months ago. died this
afternoon of typhoid fever. He was . pop
uisr and efficient ofiicisl and was univers-
ally respected. He vas aged about 35 and
leaves wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Died from Natural Causes, the Doctor
Says.

BosTos. July l5,-Dr. Draper examine 4
the body of Miss Cleveland. who died. it
was thought, from the effects of beating
she received at the hands of Mrs Harrison
at No. Troy street, and pronounced the
death due to natural causes. All those who
were held awaiting the medical examine r 8
decision have been released.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
National League Standing.

Hits, Boston, 15, Cleveland, Il. En-
rors. Boston, q; Cleveland, 2. Getzein
and Bennett; Wadsworth and thinner.
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Cut Hts Throat At Sea.

Nsw YoRN. July Is Capt DanKis of
the Steamship Norlsnds, from West Har-
telpoot. arrived at the bar at 50 O'Clock
this morning. He says that On June 80
John Dohscn. aged ~, while temporarily
insane. cut his throat from ear to ear. His
body was buried at sea on July l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Tug Cspsizsd by Win6-Ons Man
Drowned.

En-, VI. July ia terrific thusder
and wind storm occurred At Fsirlee and
vicinity :hii afternoon. The resm tua
Pearl vas caps zed 90 Psirie~ Pond, and
Csos. Frank Rrovn. szea 80 vas drowned
ard the steamer sank. Otber boats were
upset, and fhei! occupants saved. Consi1
erahls damage was caused BY the wind.
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Meteorological Report.
lJaly IS ,so, 100 r. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

LoSpos. July l5.-Several British sub
scribers to stock of the Chicago Packing
Syndicate, have been refused Al allotment
Of shares, The excuse given Ia that the
stock has been ovcrsubscribcd in Chicago
,iana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
Pan A meIicau Report on the Extra
dition OF Criminals.

The President sent Congress today u
letter of the Secretary of State, transmit
ting the reports adopted by the information
al conference, containing recomTenda-
tions on the subject Of the eItradition Of
criminals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
BROTHERHOOD AID LEAGUE.
Buffalo. Brooklyn. Cleveland and
Philadelphia.

AT Philadelphia
Innings. lss& sTS9
Philadelphia. 90 20 0 ) o O.
Chicago, Q 0 0 o o o.
Hits, Philadelphia. II; Chicago, ?. FL
rors, Philadelphia, .; Chicago, 6. Sand, rs
and Miliigan; King and Farrell.
At New YORK.
lnnings, ss 5 6 SO
Cleveland, o 0 o q l. 6
New York, 0 900 o - :
Hits, Cleveland, 10, New York. :, En-
rors. Cleveland. 4; New York, 8. Baks-
ley and Su,chfe; o'psy and Ewing.
At Brooklyns-
l2s& se7sa
Brooklyn, loo2 = . o.
Pittsbarg. 90 700 | o l. =
Hits. Brooklyn. IL Piushars. ). Errors.
Brooklyn. I f; Pittsburg, .. Van HAltren
aud Daily: Stsley and Carroll,
At Boston -
Innings, 1884 Sc sso
Buffalo, . = o 0 o O o x-le
Boston. OIL 90 s o = o = y
Hits. Bo,ton. 10; Buffalo, l., Erfors,
Boston, 5; Buffalo, o, Gumbert and SWEET !,
Buckley and Mack
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Yellow Fever Raging at Hsvsna--SO
Hew Csses Per Day.

Nav YnnE, July lJ.-psasengers Afr!v-
ing to lay from Havana state thst yellow
I yer of s.ais't type is rsging in that
city. Tbey ssy Ifty new eases a day are
r.,nrts 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
ICE SHIPMENTS.
Busy Times Along the RiIsr
With Ice Hen.
Sunday School uoPhns b Sessiel Il
Yisslboio-- Accident Il Ballast.
Squadron 0till st Bath Boy Drowned
ct Bar 0iIis.


Special 70 the hennebec Journal.
SourH GAKDisEE, July i5.-The ice
shipments are brisk in this district There
10 large feet Of vessels 10 the river be-
tween the rolling dam and Gardiner bridge.
IL mskes pretty lively work ss times for
the rivermen to navigate their RATS Of logs
among them. The Independents are load
ing large three-msstsd schooner and have
large four master waiting for . load.
Scott & Son have flashed shipping the ice
they bought 10 the stacks with the Oakland
houses and are now chipping from their
Fsbin houses. The Great Falls Co. are
loading . large th.ee-mAstef and have
smother waiting for load. They made =
big days run last week, commenced load
ing q vessel st O'Clock in the morning and
before 6 O'Clock At right had finished load
ing and dunnaging. and had put in 976 tons
the largest days work they ever made.
The other companies are oil shipping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

wAaaEx, n. H.. July is A visd, rain.
hail and thunder storm pesvaileG here this
noon and at Wentworth late The light
ming shattered tree u d shoe, ed the family
Of Lawyer Flanders; il also s,rucx :he
depot.
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PAIN STOP

ia whs, its nsrne i,siicstes, and is sold TO,
IS and so cen;s. See that the round, green,
sna yellow seal cf Auburn Drug and Chem.
teal Company i. found upon every package
No other is genuine.
lan24deodiyur
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Barn Struck bv Lightning - Loss
AlO.oOo.

GREAr BAxRIseros. Mass., July Is
During . severe thunder storm this after
noon . barn, owned BY Col. Brown. pro-
priesor Of the New York Daily News, vas
struck BY lightning and burned, With 40
tons Of hay. Tosal value $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

Hits, New York. u; Cincinnati, 8. Er-
roro. New York. I; Cincinnati. 9. Wclch
and Buckley; Rhincs and Harrington.
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Reported that Capt. Wetheren Hsi
Been AtieHted.

Rvn WHO. Nnn., July j5.--ft Ia re-
ported tonight ths. Capt. We,hsren has
been placed u1der srres, a. the Instance Of
II be Trends, who fear an attempt on his
life may be made by relatives Of the victims
Of the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
At New York

Hits, Philadelphia. I5; Pittsburg, $. Fl
rors. Philadelphia. . Piusburg. 2. bay
and Clements; Coleman and Decker.
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Boy Missing His Body Found In the
River.

BrppEFoRp. July Is Ralph Boothby,
aged IA years, who ran away from his
home in Limerick ten days ago and was
found Monday at Bar Mills. went bathing
in the river at the latter town, Monday
night. Not returning. search was made
and his body was found in the river, Tues
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16
AailroaDs l. lSteanltrsts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement ef Trains In Eject Jun
23th, 1880.


UatI further notice trains isAve Augusta
follows,
GOING WEsT-Sao A for Lswis'nn
koekland Portland, Bostou snj Nlgfr~si 81
A. NJ. tor IIslio~ru, fiardiBeF aaf SOuti q Tn.
ner, no aud i0x1 A. " teNprrsai for isn~isiad
Fgniagtoa. Hockland, Ps,viiEaa sAd HosiDn. IA
An. and t.s5 =. NJ for Halio~yii, Gardiner anf
So Gardiner ATS Pm. for Brsns~ick. Bath. kpsk
Iand, Portland, and Boston, sss, tsspreHsJ Fort
land and boston, seb +, NJ. for ualloveli, Gard
ner and south Ghniio~r, 1i.0o Z. VI. night full
man tor lewiston, Bath, Portland aad Boston
GOING EAST ~ A. ". might espte=sl for
skowiisgan, Bangor. Bar Harbor. -, stephen
~. John and ArDosioos County. goi \. NJ Tor
Watsrvillr and skowhs.aB. ga 7. VI. express
for Watsryiile, Newport, Dover. f"Ncfpft, ban
yor snd liar Hsfbor. s.B y. NJ. tor Wstervtile
kaowh.xaD, Belfast, Dexter, Dover 4 Foxoroft
Ranger, vt. Stephen. 81. John and Aroostoos
County. and at 20 T. ". for Esteryille, sun
~ R'E.' "''N Tor "'''''i'S ana Bangor ~
Tn. Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. sundays Included. but not to skowhegan
on Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast and Dexter,
or boy ond Bangor, excepting TO Bar Harbor.
The day express truins goiug East at "a T. NJ.
md West st 10 ~ A. NJ, run daily Sundays In
claded. botseeu Boston, Bar ihfbor aed st.
John.
ACCOM- MMODATION TRAIN for Aagusta
leaves sonth Gardiner, q 2s, i050a NJ 1870 and
80 Gardiner. 70, ll0o A. 20 ano
and tsD r. NJ.
Through tickets to California and alt poinis
South and West may be had Of +. II Walker,
ticket agent, Augusta, the only oiios selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free Of gs
pepse.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres, Gent Manager,
r. ". sooTuBY. Genr Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Jnne fbth. 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-16

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. Chicago, New York aud
Philadelphia.


At BROOKLYN -
Innings 9 3 7 SO
!. Oh ego, 20 3 o - o 0 2--l2
! Brooklyn. 20 : o o o - 8
Hits. Chicago. is; Brooklyn. 10, Errors.
Chicago. 5; Brooklyn. -. Hutchinson
and Hittredge Csru,hers, Terry and CLARK.
At Philadelphia -
Innings l2S .
Philadelphia. o. o o 0 o o O. s
Pttsburp, 0 3 0 o o 0 0 o.
Hits, Philadelphia. Il; Pittsburg. $. Er-
rors. Philadelphia. . Piusburg. 2. bay
and Clements; Coleman and Decker.
At New York -
Innings. l23 5 6 7s9
New YORK. q o ? o o . o.
Cincinnati. O o q 0 o o - ,
Hits, New York. u; Cincinnati, 8. Er-
roro. New York. I (; Cincinnati. 2. Wclch
and Buckley; Rhincs and Harrington.
At Boston -
Innings l234 67 SO
Boston, "a 20 5--ii
Cleveland, 0 20 q o O o 3 l. .
Hits, Boston, 15 Cleveland, Il. En-
rors. Boston, 4; Cleveland, 2. Getzein
and Bennett Wadsworth and thinner.
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FAWEs.

Gardiner TO bath. single. i"c
Richmond =" De
GariiB~r 10 Hrhmoni. 'inEe, 40
Rounh tfir from t,ard,n,r to huothhaY. Is
Kiehmnnd At on. Bath. A6e.
slngi. Iisksts from t,srinrr to Raothbay, tlo0
Richmond -Ac., Rnih tOg.
fsss.pg.r. from Augusta and Hallossil add
cpst n' fares by VI. G.. X. X or Eecttic V, K. te
,.srtinrr.
Baggage will be Transferred at Gar,liurr FIRE.
rtur fstff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
THE NIAGARA TUNNEL.
The Work Begun on Saturday to Be
Vigorously Pushed.

The work on the tunnel at Niagara, whose
inception was described in Saturdays STAR, by
which it is proposed to utilize the vast water
power OF Niagara Falls will be prosecuted with
great vigor Three shafts are TO be sunk stimuli
taneously One will be located near the mouth
of the tunnel ono near the corner Of Eric and
Sd streets and the other nearly opposite the old
Erie depot The center one has been begun
first. These shafts will be 10x2O feet and 100
feet deep. Two hundred men will be at work
night and day until the shafts are down. which
will take about three months, and then. az the
work will be pushed both ways from each shaft,
fully LOCO men will be employed The tunnel
Is to have u fall OF one foot i'll hundred
The land about the village of Niagara Falls
has been purchased by SPECTATORS who expect
to prof. by tho boom which they are sure is
coming. The Construction Company is privi-
legged by act of legislature TO furnish electricity
for light. heat and power throughout Niagara
and Erie counties and has also obtained other
valuable rights. IL has purchased the stock of
the local water company and will establish q
new plant.
An international convention, called the Cata-
ract Construction Company, has been in session
Tor some time IN London. England. OF tho
commission Sir William Thompson is president
Irof. Coleman Sellers. represents America:
Irof. Marscart France, and Theodore Tonrit.
Switzerland. The commission is to decide the
best and most economical method of utilizing
the power of Niagara MS developed by the Com
structIon Company. and large prize has beeu
offered Tor tho best plan presented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
FORCED TO MURDER.
"A Strange Story of Recent Romance
and Tragedy in France.

A story OF romance and tragedy, such one
as is found in French novels and with such IN
cIdents as are possible only in Franco, comes
from Paris Some time ago handsome Rus
sim boy of nineteen. named Peter Vladimirog
was travelling II France. In his wanderings
he not a remarkably beautiful widow Nine
Carminc Freycinet. who. with her two Young
children, were also travelling for pleasure
As soon as they became acquainted he de-
voted himself to her and sought her company
at all times She, too, was very much struck
with him and willingly accepted his homage
He sought permission of his parents for their
marriage, but was refused. Vladimiroff became
desperate; he swore he would get the permits
sion of his parents die. He wrote to them
that he would commit suicide if they did not
reICnt, and gave them a certain day on which
10 decide his fate. or course his letter had the
desired effect. 1t brought an immediate an
swcr from his ter-or-stricken mother Ill which
she lmplored him not TO dream of SO desperate
an ac;. and not only gave the desired permits
slon but Enclosed a check for u round little
sum for the purchase Of little presents
for his inamorata. With this money they
went to Paris and gave a series Of
little dinners to their friends and
all seemed serene. But during dinner on Sat-
day Nladimroff seemed strangely excited: he
was restless and talked almost wildly. Then
bought and asked her if she did not think it
pretty. She begged him to put it away, and
eventually he gave Il to her. When the meal
was over they went to their room. In about a
quarter OF an hour pistol shot rang out The
servants found Nladimiroff standing in the
doorway with the revolver in his hand lie
threw the pistol at the servants feet, exclain,-
inS: Il have killed my mistress! run for a con-
stable; arrest me-
The revolver was Immediately put out of his
roach aud lie was kept under strict watch till
the gendarme arrived and he was duly arrested
Then he had become calmer in his manner
and expressed great regret for his crime; but
he added. as his eyes flashed again: Il could
not resist it. sudden impulse came over me.
and voice seemed to whisper in my ear. Kill
her. kill her. L fought against it. Then it
shouted: Gill herr Kill her now now; take
the revolver from her and do it, l couldn't
help myself made her give me the weapon.
Then l said: 'Carmine, l must kill Won:
heaven says so. Die" l fired and she fell
My poor Carmine. My beautiful beloved is
dead and have killed her."
On entering the room in which the deed was
done Madam Freycinet was found lying Oh the
floor. with q wound i'll her breast The bullet
had undoubtedly gone through her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
Mrs. jefferson Davis Plans.
Foreign Topics of Interest.

The miners OF Saaruruckcn, Prussia. have
addressed memorial to Emperor William OK
pressing their deep appreciation of his efforts
TO amellorate the condition of workingmcn,
and especially OF the miners.
Emperor William has invited Count Won
Moltke to spend his coming nineticth birthday
IN Berlin as the guest of the monarch. The
count has asked the emperor to excuse him on
account OF the fatigue OF the journey.
The StGndHfS Athens special says that the
sultan of Turkey is about TO issue an trade con-
frming the religious immunity and privileges
of the Armenians.
The socialists have boash. tho historically
famous restaurant at Ernfurt, wherein they
have been accustomed 20 hold their meetings
The price paid WAS l29, 900 marks.
The reappearance of cholera in Toledo is
announced. At Jcroz four cases OF disease
one OF them fatal. reported.
The man who murdered Col Stewart has been
captured and put to death in Egypt.
The oldest lawsuit. on record was on trial
during the past spring and summer In the
highest RUSSIAN tribunal ut ST. Petersburg. 1t
WAS begun five hundred years ago by the heirs
OF a dead nobleman against the city OF Kanl-
encs-Podolsk for the recovery of q large tract
of land which the municipality had incorpo
rated within their city limits. A decision has
not yet been reached.
Dispatcnes from Ouaklin slatc tnat mucn ulS-
conten: continues among the inhabitants.
Trade Ii paralyzed. Hundreds are dying IN
the interior from Starvation.
The Limerick corporation has adopted
a resolution censuring the governmen for the
recent Ilpperary arrests. The me citing was
attended with stormy scenes. The members
who opposed the resolution were threatened
with election.
The University OF St. Petersburg has been
reopened after six months suspension
Fourteen students have been arrested and
imprisoned and all information has been
refused to their relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
He Cannot Lecture In Philadelphia's
Academy of Music.

Col. Robert G.. 1ngersoll has ascertained that
h. Will not be allowed TO address a Philadelphia
audience in Philadelphia's principal hail, even
when he speaks for the benefit of an aged poet
and his subject Is not the Mistake OF Moses"
but Art and Morality" The lecture is de-
signed to be a testimonial benefit to Walt Whit
man. with the above title and the poets works
as a text. Bat when application was made to
the authorities OF the Academy OF Music. Sec
rotary Bonnaffon. after communicating with
Alfred G. Baker, president of the company re-
fused 20 lie: the academy for this use on tho
ground that Col Ingerson could no: be allowed
TO speak there.
After learning that he could not secure the
academy. l. y. Baker. Col. Ingersolls secretary,
applied for the Union League Club Annex.
which Col. Vie 1ershein declined to place at
his disposal. when. finally. horticultural Hall
vas engaged and the lecture arranged for.
nr. Baker at one tine editor of the Sunday
SchoO, Times OF Philadelphia.
President Baker said 20 IA Philadelphia Press
reporter that il had been principal of the
academy company. throughout his presidency,
tina; no person should use their property for
thu purpose of advocating inidelty and
atheism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e The local circulation OF The EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest bu; it is
also the BEST. since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people of the District of
Columbia as body. but regularly into TIER
h0n'es.-into the families of all classes, and
into those of the money-spending as well as
the incorporating portion Of the community.
Al advertisement in its columns therefore
reaches the eye Of everybody worth reaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
Virginia state Notes.

bynchburS is to have an electric car service
thai will entirely encircle the city.
Gen. MahOno was thrown from his carriage
tho other day and severely bruised.
\ Hebrew syndicate OF Norfolk has pur-
chased ''Glenair." near Norfolk. for S2400)0.
MT for speculation. bat 70 be land off and i'm
pr1:cd by the owners es a suburban colony Of
thni- own.
GOv. VI chimney has accepted the resignation
OF CoI H. c. Hudgns OF the fourth regiment.
AMI Lieut. Col Smith OF suffolk is in COM
mRud
Five vacancies now exist in the legislature,
three in tho senate and two in the house.
Writs of election have boon issued in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
ELPHONzo YOUNGs COMPANY,
42S 9th St. bot. D and E
Dn Lronru1LI
Has resumed his practice and removed his once to
his residence.
14ll ST. NV.
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION

If person has obstinate cough. which com.
menced without any obvious cause cough which is
at hrst dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
for time with frOthy nuclaRinous- looking pee
torstiOn. accompanied by wandering luins about the
chest and loss Of flesh. slight extent he is in
all probability consumptive. If, besides there be
h1mOptysis splitting OF blood. to tine amount
Of drachul, the probability is increased to almost
certainty. If, ill addition to these symptoms, tho
breathing becomes harsh. hurried and deep nspra-
tons evoke few clicks of dry and cracking sound
or if the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there be little doubt that the person suffering
from consumption.
person. free from dysentery. and who has not
sided III tropical climates, suffers from obstinate diar
rEoa. which goes month alter month. with slight
remission or .ntermssion, even though there be
cough, ne is most likely consumptive Should this
diarrhcI be followed by chest symptoms the slight
est amount, the existence of consumption is alb
solute certainty. II young adult. not addicted
to encrvating habits and not leading absolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight lie is
all probability consumptive. though chest syInp
toms should have appeared. When SUCH however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption is almost u fixed fact. In all
where any OF the manifestations described make their
appearance We should advise immediate exIInina-
ton of the chest and prompt resort 10 appropriate
treatment
At an early stage Of consumption q radical cure can
beirequently effected. and health placed upon u frm
and permanent footing while with every step in adj
vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingly Our
readers must bear In mind that the most sklful and
Efficient treatment do more than to make sound
and useful as much OF the lungs present at the
time when the progress OF consumption becomes
pended. No means on earth replace the lung It's
su which has been destroyed b. the liberated
cess The earlier therefore, consumption Is attended
to- the better are the Chances satisfactory results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
H,HOMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On THE EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTEEN1H STREET BETWEEN S AND I
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of II deed OF trust duly recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia, in Liber
Ia -, folio 443 ct seq and at the written request
the holder OF tho note secured the hereinafter de-
scrbed Io We shall sell ut public auction of
the premises. on WI DNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1890, ut FIVE O'CLOCK I'M, all
that certain parcel OF ground lying and beinl,
city Washington, said District and known lot
10 III Densons recorded subdivision OF certain los
square l52 together with the improvements &c,,
consisting OF i New 1hree-story Brick House.
Terms of sale One-;hird cash, residue two equal
lnstaiuGnts at one and two years respectively per
cent interest payable half yearly, secured by deed
trust tine property, all cash. at option pur-
chaser. $500 deposit at time of sale. All convey
anrng. &C. Ut purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with ten days trustees the right
and sell ut deaulling purchasers cost and risk
BEDFORD W. WALKERl r,,.
s20-10t GEORGE III. BALDWIN, AF"s'ees.