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LIE
-LE-
Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
PROLOGUE.
LEX NECUTION.
LIE RETOUR.

|
SouFd du canon s'etait tn. Depui>
que la mutt await commence !;
6tendre ses voiles sur la vile, il Y
regnait un silence abSoIu dams un,
obscurite complete. Toute la iour.
nee on s'etait battu autour lie
Bueno, Ayres, capitale de la r6pu-
blique Argentine, dams rAmerioue
du Sud.
| Larm6e insurrectiornelle, apreS
les sncces divers, s'etait rappro-
ch6e De la vile, occupee par lp
dictateur Rosas, don't pefTrovable
tyrannie await entiu lass6 In ua-
tlelre du pays tont entier soueyt !:
les insnrges avaient tente une
premiere attaqae gni await etc
feponssee. Mals on sentait que la
lutte tec0mmencerait lie lendenain.
Ct Rosas, sachant quill 6tait e16cr6
&C qn'il ne pouvait confpter qae sur
es soldats, faiSait regner Ia ter
.'enr autour de lui II await deftn-
Ia qu'on allumat une lumlere
lnelconque. De pins, la mutt
venue, nul he pouvait circuleI
dams les iues sans 6tre mimi d'pn
laiSser-pasSer, ct quiconque Sc fit
aventure sans cette precaution
risquait d coup sur l'arrestation ct
pent etre la mort Immediate.
Dependant, IN cell habitne a
Pobscurite profonde ent fni decou-
vrr, au moment on dix heures
Sonnaient a quelque horloge loiu.
taine, l'ombre DUN homme mar.
chant avee precaution ct longeant
les murailles. Get hoame ne
s'ayancait que Foreille aux aguets.
retenant son souffie, s'arr6tant au
moindre sen, 81 vague fnt-il, quill
croyait entendre. Pour n'eveilIer
lui-mGme aucun echo sur son pas
sage, il await envelope ses pieds
de deux morceaux d'etoffe de laiue,
ct sou costume etait absolsment
NOR, CONNIE celui de tous les qdu
ch0s.
II marchait ainsi, depuis environ
nn quart d'heure, suivant en ligne
droite la rue OH il Sc tronvait,
iorsque, tout a coup, tressaillit il
ct s'arr6ta. Un leger bruit effleu.
rant lie sol venait de sc faire enten-
DIRE.
-Qui Went las murmura til
entire ses dents.
Une vOix lui dit, tres bas egale.
ment:
-Senor.
II Sc retourna dun movement
brusgne, tlra 4 demi sen conteau
de Ia game de cuir Oh il reposalt,
eft Sc trouva ell face d'cne femme.
Notre gaucho, dun rapide regard,
essaya de devisager celle qni Pin
terpellait, mais il ne pat rien dis
tiDgaer sous une dentelle rabattue
Sar la figure,.et conStata settlement |
que cette femme devait 6tre jenne.
Get examen, 81 imparfait quill fnt, |
parut nonrtant le raSsurer en-
partie. Sans quite" lie manche de
son codteau, il lie reponssa dams sa
graine, ct r6pliqua aussi bias quill
Iui fut possible:
Que desirez-vous, senoras
-Peurriez-vous me dire. repon
dit la jeune femme, don't on sentait !
lie regard briller derriere son voile,
ct qui s'etait penchee avidement,
CONNIE pour essayer de voir les
traits de celui 4 qui ellie s'adres-
salt pourrieZ vons me- dire on Sc
tronve lie general Lopez!
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Les affaireS delicates ressem blent
aux epingles: faute de les prepdre
par le bon bout, on risgue de SO
piquer. ARMAND DONzERE.
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! put reprlmer un vlf treSSai!lempnt
Cne famine ttaversa ses yeux
CONNIE une rapide etincelie sous Ii
cendre, ct il cut une seconde d'h6-
STATION.
Ma fol. tiit.il, dependant. il
serais fort embarraSSe de ,on.
repondre. Je pense quill com
mande une des barricades qui q
etc attaquGeS anioara'hni par les.
insurgGS.
-Jnstem"nt, repliQna la femme,
ct CONNIE vons sembleZ venir en-
ligne directe de Fextremite de Ia
rue E>meralda, OIL lie combat etc
lie p'ns acharn6, jn pensais qne vons
ponviez me- renseigner. Excnsez
moi. -d'avoir interrompu votrp
course.
Et, >'inclinant yivemcnt, Ia ienne
femme tGUrna le dos, ct parut rpvp.
nIr sur sea pas, Ell arriere, rOHr
remcnter inSqn'a Ia barIicade qni
tefmait Ia rue dn cote de la campa.
gre.
Volta nne mauvaise rencontrc,
mnfmura lie gaucno. Quest. ce Que
c'eSL que ceite femme qH chercile
ce miserable bandit de LoHeZ 4
parei'le lIeure +? Qnelque coqaiur
faisant Ia police pour Rosas ST
ellie de Ia defiance. je suis ptfau,
Ii 1tait reSt6 sur place, ecoutai1
81 Ia femme s'eloignait r6ellement.
Mais, n'cnlendant plus ancun bluii
IL la crnt partie, ct reprit sa mar
che, cette fois avec plus de ra pidit6,
en- homme qui sent lie danger sur
Sd i6te ct "a hate d'arriver. Do
reste, il n'etait plus bien loln du
bnt de sd course. ear moins de
clnq minutes apres, il s'arr9tait de
cette fois en- face dune
richie maison. \ irayers robScu-
rite on pouvalt aistlBguer IN tres
lnince filet lie lumiere pale, eiissant
par Ia fente de quelqne violet ferm6.
Fune fenetre au rez de-chaussee.
Lhomme Sc dirigea, non vers cette
directement, mais vers une
porte plac6e a pen de distance ct
don't il connaissait evidemment
'existence, a Ell jnger par la shrete
avec laQuelle il l'avait trouvee
!ans les tenebres. II appliqua SOB
,reille eontre Fhuis, ecoutant avec
attention, pulS sc recnla dun pas
It frappa trois tois dams ses mains.
interyalles reguliers. Une demi-
minute s'etait q peine ecoulee.
lu'une voIx tremblante a travers
,ette porte demandait
-Qui est Ia
-Ouyrez /! repondit rhomme.
Et comme il etait evident qu'on
lesitait, il ajouta:
IL Y va lie la vie
On entendit une main agitee qni
trait un verrou; la porte SQUIRT
Vt nne femme apparut, faiblement
'clair6e Ell arriere par la lumiere
lu'on distinguish venant de quel
lue piece du fond Dormant sur nn
corridor Aussit6t fhomme Sc
anca ct, Saisissan. la femme a la
allie, dun bras vlgoureux, il lui
,0sa une main sur les levres pour
etouffer lie cri de surprise ou de
erreur 4u'elle allait jeter. En-
meme temps. il ponssait la porte du
,ied pour la reftrmer derriere iui,
t soulevant la femme, ainsi quill
lit fair d'une plume, il Fempor-
ait a demi evanouie lusqn'a Ia
,iecc DIN fond.
III -QUI ETAIT LHOMME ?
lie gaucho await agi avec une
ellie rapidite ct une tele resolution,
Iue la jeune femme, d'abord suffo-
|uee par la terreur ct par Pinat
endu de cette action, n'avait pu
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-Toi :! toi lei halbutia la jeune
femme epeidue. Et, Sc redressant
pale de lo!e ct de honheur, ellie lui
Itia SEES bras charmants an con ct
setfa contre sa poitrine, en- uu
Ian de passion folle on Sc lisait
amour lie Plus ardent, encore ex-
aite par la menace da queloue
terrible danger suspendu sur une
! tete ch6rie.
-Onl, moi, Dolores, moi qui ne
Wis pas depniS six mois que les
hasalds 1T les necessities de Ia
guerle civile mont Scpare de ma
femme hien-aim6e ct de nos eufanfs.
moi. qui voulals vous revoir il tout
pix
iuS, i Ia repoossa an pen On St
d61ageant de son etreinte Il demi.
atin Gle nicnX Vol, cpl|e qn'il yenai.
a'appe!er Sa femme. Pendant on'Ii
II re@ataait, ellie e>sayait De son
rre, montrant ses petites dents De
rerfes. inais Oh voyait son cgur
hattre, Sonlevnnf sd poitrlne de
dees>e et II Y await presque de-
lafnes sous ses tongues paupierc~
l1nereAput blStr1pS
-f}u'as tn ? lui demanIa il tout
4 coup. Ell loSant Sd bouche ar
dente sur les petiteS mains ct les}
heanx bras qu'on lai tendaft tout
frissohnants. N'es-tu pas henreuse
de me revOlr
oh ! 81, 81, mais j'ai peur, vols
tu Comment aS-tu pa paryenir
jusqn'ici Pendant toute cette
epouvantable journee de bataillp. !
snppnsant bien que tn etais a la
tete lie ceux qui attaquaient la
vile, 1T que tn t'eXposais avec lie !
courage de lion que ie te counAis. |
cliaque coup de fasil retentissait
en- moi, car la balle scrtie de ce
fusil ponvait trayerser ton cnnr,
qnl est tout mon bien, mon unique
trGSor, ma vie!
-Ta vols, ie snis vivant, puisque
me VOLTA 4 les l'ieds.
EFT c'est Ia ce qui me rena !
folle de joie ct de deSeSpoir. Ne
sails In pas que ia tete est mise d |
pix. que les espions de Rosas sur
velllent toutes les maisons de ses
ennemls, ct one lie monstre ct eeux
4ui le suivent mont jdmaiS par
lonne?
81, ma Dolores, ie sails tout celia,
mais, demain, Bnenos-Ayres sera
delivree, ct Rosas aura paye, en-
une foi>, lie priX de tous ses crimes,
de tous ses iOrfaits!
-DeinaiE nt-elie.
-Oni, demain. L'armee insnr-
rectionnelle des intelligences
dams la Vile. Nos amis n'atten-
dent qn'nn signal pour Sc soulever.
Les soldats du dictateur seront
pris entire deux feux. C'est moi
qui viens me mcttre q leur tete.
Jai voulu me charger de cette
nilsson dangereuse.
-Pourquoi celia 7 interrompit la
jenne femme, tOnte fremssante ct
palissante.
-Ponr te rcvoir qnelques heu-
res plus tot, pour m'assurer que
mes ennemis ont respect6 la femme
et les enfants du general jnsurge !
Miguel NInsSagaray.
oh mon Diea mon Dien :.
s'ecrla Dolores ponrvu que tn ne
sois pas deia denonce. Pourvu
que Ia ples"uce lie soft pas deja
signalee. N'astu rencoutre per j
some en route
Non, repliqua il avec nne
ldgere hesitation qui n'echappa
point d Sa femme.
E!le sI6tait levee, ct maintenant
debont, plongeaut son regard ar
dent au ton.l DIES Nenx de son mari.
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III our ETAIT LHOMME ?

lie gaucho await agi avec une
telle rapidite ct une telle resolution,
que la jeune femme. ,Pabord suffo-
quee par la terreur ct par l'inat
tendu de cette action, n'avait pn
nj resister, nj pousser meme un
cri. a peine arrive dams Ia cham
bre, il deposa sou leger fardeau
sur lie sofa, puis, s'agenouillant
devant, il rejeta sou chapeau, afin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-08
Auction Sales of Real Estate.

DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, have sold at
public sale lot -, square 1913, 9x95 feet on Q
street near the corner of 10th street. to Fred.
W. Pllling so per square foot; three-story
brick house 900 18th street, opposite Franklin
square, the lot being 2211 XII feet to Nellie U.
O'keefe for S159 800; a small brick house No. "A
Massachusetts avenue northeast to Messrs
Lane and McNalty for 81, 325; a small frame
house No. 1909 II street northeast to Vim. -
Scheaff for 81 700; a lot 26Xl01 feet on street
2lst street to G. Hcurich for - 10 per
square foot; lot 16x70 feet on Sd between VI
and y streets southwest for $500 TO Max Mar
SHALL wharf property fronting 105 feet at 4th
and streets southeast to Thos. W. Smith
$4,000; Il lot 20xl00 feet on 22d between VI and
streets to Joseph Tanning for "a cents per
square foot; a lot in the rear OF above to the
same for ~ cents
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
SHOE FACTORY TO OPEN IN JULY-Superin-
'tendent Paul having returned from Phila-
delphia, where he has purchased the machinery
for the new shoe factory, Is now engaged in
supervising the changes in progress at the
building on Fairfax and Prince streets. He
has informed the directors that work on the
manufacturing OF shoes will be begun within
two months. probably on the LIST of July next
/ ne factory will devote the first months of its
existence 10 the making of womens and
cLIljrens shoes.
court. Judge Chichester. has closed its Nav
term. VIM. NARROW. held in Jail on sentence OF
sixty days under former conviction. has been
ordered TO be released on payment of fine of
20. The court having received the report of
Il. 81. Phillips, special commissioner. that the
county surveyor did not keep books at the
court house as required by law. directed the
board Of supervisors to furnish the surveyor
the books required and that the same be kept
at the court house. The only case tried was
that of Carpenter vs.. Price. an action for wages
The jury decided the case for the defendant.
Notes.-The United States torpedo boat
Gushing Is now one of the sights of Alex
andrla and throngs gather OH the wharvcs as
she passes and repasses on her trial trips
II. L. Mathews has resigned his place as con-
stable OF Alexandria county and Stephen Gold
man and Jonathan Walters have been APP
pointed constables there by Judge Chichester
The property of the National Pressed Brick
Company III Alexandria county h as been bought
for S23.5OO by = T. Emmons. Henry H. Bis
phan and Samuel Il. Bird of Washington.
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THE LOYAL LEGION.
Officers Chosen by the District of Column
bia COmmandery

At a meeting of commandery of the District
of Columbia military order of the Loyal Legion
held last evening officers of the commandery
for the ensuing year were elected as follows:
Bvt Brig. Gen. Chas. +. Henderson, U.S.y,
commander; Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen, L..
5. n, senior vice commander; Bvt. Maj Gen.
Christopher c. Augur, U.S.A, junior vice CON-
mander; Bvt Maj. VIM. 2. Huxford. U.S.A.,
recorder; Surgeon Jas. NJ. Flint. U.SN.. reg
istrar; Bvt. Maj. Marcus S. Hopkins, U.S.v:,
treasurer; Maj. Theodore Schwan. U.S.A,
chancellor; Capt. Chas. NJ. Pyne. U.S.A., re-
tired, chaplain Capt Willard Howard, U.S.V.,
Lieut. Col. Chas. Haywood. U.S.M.C.. Bvt. Col.
Addison A. Hosmer, U.S.V., Lieut. Col. Peter
q. Hams. U.S.A, and Capt. Chas. c. Cole, US.
v, council
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRoyED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY, PAkT or 81 ELIZA
BETH, fkoNIiNG a. 96-lOo PEkCHEs On
THE HAMILTON ROAD MAR IHE UNITED
STATES ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.
By virtue Of decree u the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. Hssed in consolidated Equity
cause No l2U.5, Johnston " Hoyie. ana No. l.sst3
Soer Buiseau, the undersigned trustee viii sell al
public auctloL IN front OF The premises on MONDAY.
THE T. ELI DAl OF MAY, 1890, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, that part OF the tract of
land called st kzaheth lying south OF the Hamilton
road. described as follows: Beginning point on tine
Hamilton road marked "a" on tie Mar oil -ald trat
HE'D IN Equity cause 1000. copy which is 10 he
recorded with the Conveyance OF the trustee which
point is \. 41s4o ". 30 $500 perches IRON the
bound stone marking the southeast corner of 81.
ElIzabeth tract, running thence the Hamilton
road n M l.. a. 9O-lOO erches to q point marked
b" On sad plat; thence = Az r.. 20 52-lOO
perches theIce n 10, W % perches. the place Il
beginning, containing 9S4- 600 or less.
Terms OF sale: one third cash. balance ia two equal
lnstallments. payable IN and two years from the
day Of sale with interest per cent Per annun,
cured by deed Of trust the properly sold. OF AL
cash, at option Of purchaser A deposit o; 500 70
CURED NJ the time sale. COnTeyanclne &C. AZ Ir~
chaser's cost Terms be complied With IN ten day
otherwise trustee the right 10 resell the prop
erty IN default az the risk and cost OF defaultig pur
chaser alter i've DAYS notice % such resale N some
ewelaper published in WASHINGTON, DC
W. n. SHOLES, Trustee,
ap2y-d&ds 40 9th ST. NV.
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u ATcLTFFE. DARR co. Auctoueer..

IhANClRI SALE OF THREE-STORH FRAME
MOI 81 AND IOt, KNOWN As 5s3 THIRD
S1EtE1 SOUTHWEST, Al AUCTION.
BA virtue OF a decree u the supreme court Of the
District OF Columbia. ased on the .d DAY April
Al. 1850. IN equity cause No. l.OsO. docket :Bu,
wherein Andrew ". Collamore 81 al complaInauts
and Jane r Jonnaon ct al. are defendants will
"Her Tor sale. at pubC action front # the premises
on II ISDAI. III THlBIEENIH DAY or MAY.
twenty eight C2NB. VA square numbered i've hun
dred and thirty eight I.b:SS). the cly 81
Washington. In the District 81 Columbia,
beclnIIln tor the Sd 30 feet north Il
the corner OF SAID square: runiIn. Thence north
II feet inches. thence west 100 thtuVg south
80 feet inches. tn ice east 40 test thence north
ieet inches. thence east 80 10 thc place ba-
ginning. being the north - feet inches by tut deIrh
OF said lot with all the nIroNe meuts aud aIIurt-
nances thereto belonging subject. however. 10
certain deeds # trust one Tor 500 with interest ats
1890 and one tor 500 with interest at rcr per
annum.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree are: half
OF the purchase money lover aud above the deeds
OF trust) ia cash and the residue payable IA twelve
months from the day OF SALE with interest. secured y
deed If trust uIun the property. an cash.
option of the purchaser. d-Io~It of 100 required
at time of sale. All convey recording. A.. al
purchasers cost IL terms OF sale not c0mplled
with IN ten days from the day ot sale the
serve the night TO resell the property the and
cost Of the deiaultiug purchaser I've days'
yertisement Of scch resale ia some newspaper Pub
lshed an Washington. DC.
WILLIAM H. SHOLES. Trustee
4lO 9TH II NV.
ANDREW K. BROW NJ. Trustee.
ml-1Nds I.Nt Ia AYE d
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GEN. FORsYTH's son KILLED.
The Little Fellow While Playing in the
Street Run Over by a Dog Cart.

Last evening about 6 o'clock the little son
of General and Mrs. George A. Forsyth was
fatally injured while at play on 18th street be-
tween Fl and streets northwest. and died at
zoos o'clock. The little fellow. not quite four
years old, was in the street and so interested
in his play that he did not notice the approach
of dog cart in which two men were driving.
Before the horse could be stopped the boy was
struck by the vehicle and knocked over. He
was taken to DIR. larrOws Office. in front of
which the accident occurred. and Drs. J. Ford
Thompson and DIR. Heger, U.SA.. were sum-
moned. 1t was found that the little fellows
breast bone and collar bone were broken, and
that he was otherwise injured His father,
Gen. Forsyth. for many years on Gen. Sheri-
dams staff, recently ordered here. and had
taken up his residence at 1743 F street north
west. No blame was attached to the occupants
of the cart
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INTERESTING REAp1N

INTERESTING ltEADING.
SILK MOHAlk BklLI.IAN ISE>. Old Rose, Elec-
the Blue anu Ian. Special cash barvain lJc.
CHINA slLkS, $50, +oc, 5Oc., 62sc.
LONsDALE CAMBRIA, hnest quality. loo.
ENGLISH HENRIETTA CASHMERES. spring
shades, wide double width 25c.
BLACK slLK MoHAIk BTlLLIANTINEs, wide
BALBRlGGAS ESdLisn STOCKINGS. very
best 33c. quality, THREE pairs for 50c.
INDIA LINENS. Toe. L NC. l5c.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS excellent quality, special
cash oaTgaIns 1Jc.. SO, Boo and 81. %.
HEk1 BEsT QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
bLhACHED COTTON. yard wide. She; worth 10;
COLObED SlLh MUbAlk btiILLIAN1INES.
nearly yard and quarter WIDE very best soc quality,
LAplLs' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. all pure wool.
WIG donnle Told. cash bargain, 2oc.
hENlltlTA CASHMERE 81 kGES. elegant French
ufesS soods nearly yard and half wide. all nne
very best I5c quaity, reduced cash price. 50c
oiEkllSG COTTON. excellent quality i'm
nlenso double width, 35c.
lZ1sc 49,
LApIEs' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. one yard and
. Isia wi1e sL pure hne wool. cash bargain, 5Uc.
on. EinhE ~, hED TABLE DAMASK. very best SOC
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMs lOc Iokc
15c. Ao1'' A~ne''
PLAlD MUSLIN real good quality &C
CARIERS Cssh stora
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 1THST
yANrfTTnISfh fIrthsS VIZ 10 THE AMOUNT OF Is
VALUABLE PRESENTS. myI
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Evenings at ia.
SATURDAl MATINEE ONLY.
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY,
THE MIKADO.
THE MIkADO.
THE MIkADO
GENERAL. ADMISSION .......,..... 25c
RESERVED SEATS.....'' $500 so and 1Jc
Next week-MYNBEER JAN.
SEATS NOW ON SALE. myS
X ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER
N Eleventh st. south of Pernsy wanna avenua
Ladies Maiinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ATKINS-CROLIUS co,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
THE POLICE ALARM.
GRAND BOXING CONTESTS.
JIMMY RYAN AND GEORGE HAGAN
Against All Corners
Friday-GEORGE NORTHRIDGE
Champion Middle Weight, DC.
Next week-LONDON GAIETY co. ms
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
A>Lvery Evening, "Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF
GcG 6 kRf r "A N GeG Fer ERR k
G cG GGE / kA "a I \ m N { cG &C TER h.
Supported by
Mr.. HAIRY MAINHALL,
In Mrs Lucy Hoopers and Richard Davey's Emo
tionai Play,
UNLIMITED"
Next Week-EDwARD HARRIGAN
In "Squattor Sovereignty and "Old Lavender"
Seats tor any performance now on sale. MS
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THE Rue SALE at Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.'S art
galleries. $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
will be continued tomorrow and saturday at ii
am. and pm. each day. The prices at the
former sales were low and while large num-
Der were sold. some OF the choice pieces vet re-
main. The early departure of the importer,
MIR. Earzhabedan, for the Orient induces him
to close his entire stock to the highest bidders.
Persons in search of fine Oriental goods should
not fail TO attend. as these goods are not those
usually found at auction sales.-Adct.
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Il know of no preparation that has given so great
genuine satisfaction Hoods Sarssparilla Our sales
are large and greater than all the other sarsapara
combinations together. our customers speak highly
Of its merits and the benet derived from its 1t
is pleasure to sell Hoods Sarsaparilla because the
satisfaction that IT will giye. This could
not be without that positive merit which personally
know Hoods Sarsaparil!a TO have" J. CLIFTON
WHEAT. Jr., Winch ster, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-08
DARE & co, Aucts.

CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE AND VERY vALUA-
BILE PRO -ERrY, BEING NOkTHMEST CORNER
OF TEN III AM SIREEiS NORIHM EST.
IMPROVED Bl LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE NO.
1901 y S1REET NORIHNE Isl.
BY virtue of a decree Of the supreme Court of the
District of CO!unIDla passed equity cause No
I2,:J5 Ernest Magure agt. Ida Nav Higgins ct al
I shalt on THURSDAY, 1HE FIFTEENTH DAY or
MAY, AID. 1880. Al FIVE O'CLOCK z N, otter for
sale public auction, original Lot CD square
No :I:jp y Washington, DC, having = fronIage OF 90
lU1. IL,Nes y street north by aeIth of 100
lOth street west more less, and n roycd by
q large aud well-bult brick dwelling house, the
deucc Of the late John NJ. SilIIIs, esq containing
ROOMS
Terms of sale: One-thrd Of the purchase money in
cash. and balance and years frCm day of
ewlth interest AZ six peg centun prraun. secured
by deed of trust upon the premises, all cash. Iur-
cia,crs option. Deposit vi 500 required time Of
sale, ard terms of sale To be applied with within
twenty day, thereafter. property esod risk
cost Of detau!tlnG purchaser five days
The Evening star. All convey sncpg, recording &c,
III pure hEser's cost.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
my3-dSds 40 9TH ST. II w, Washington. DC