Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1888, Page 3

TLERANG 10 THE STAR SHE SAW A MURDER COMMITTED. After Seven Years Insanity She Re- covers on Seeing the Murderers Again. Prrrsxcas, March 2&—The following strange and substantial story 1s told tm a spectal dispatch from Fremont, Ohio: Seven years ago Adam Horgman, a prosperous Toledo brewer, died, leav- ing $12,000 to his. brother Gustav. Gustav came othis city andengaged board with Mra. Emily Derousche, a French woman. Ti soon became known that Borgman had money and that Mrs. Suddenly he Derouscbe was trying to airy mysteriously disappeared ‘8 Week later his Dody was fished out of the creek. Everybody con- ceded it to be a case of ‘and the cursory speculation as to What became'of his money soon died owt Not long after this Mra. Derousche failed to appear for breakfast one morning, and nothing Was heard of her until last week. Among the boarders at the house was a Mra Gilbran= and her daughter Stella, a girloft ten. ‘The day Borgman di red Stelia came run- ning into the house pale and trembling. She was hysterical, could not talk intelligibiy and, at the sight of Mrs. Derousche, exhibited every sign of horror. As the days Mrs. Glibrant re- solved to take the child to Toledo, where the best physicians pronounced her case Last week Mrs. Derousche suddenly m Toledo and called on Mrs. Giibraat. She was handsomely dressed and said she was living in New York. She explained her sudden departure Irom Fremont by saying she had received word of | the death of a rich relative. While the two women were talking Stella happened into the room. | See- ing Ube visitor she screamed and fell in a faint. ‘Mrs Derousche offered to go for a physician, aud left the house, but has not since been seen. A doctor, after an hour's work, succeeded in . sstoring Fatibnally aud pastoustely bewought: Ber mocuer rationally, and ely to eateh “Mrs. Derousche. siella will soon be restored to heaith and her mind 1s all right. She says that the day that Borgman ‘she Was playing in the yard. Borgwan was standing oa the bank of the river, when Mrs Derousche slipped up behind and pusied 3 The httie girl was so horrified that she lost her mind, Detectives are on the track of the woman, Dut she has not been found. Jt is surmised that she io sotwe way got hold of Rorgman’s cash-box and wanted him out of the way. At the Mercy of a Mind Mastiff. WEST VINGINIA FARMERS 10SE THOUSANDS OF DOL- LARS WORTH OF CATILE—CHILDREN ALSO BITTEN. Prevsscee, March 28—A Commercial Gazette special from Parkersburg, W. Va., says: Farmers on Sand creek are dally losing stock of all kinds, the result of the ravages of «mad dog. The loss so far is not less than $1500. Some time ago a mastiff belonging to Jobu J. Gault showed signs of rabies and killed all Gault’s sheep, mangied some cattle, bit a horse ad killed several hogs. ‘Tue dog then went to Wm. Wrights, where he killed several calves and bit « $50 bird dog, which has since died. From there the animal went to John Burk’s, where it bit a number of sheep, hogs ‘and cattle and killed adog. The mad brute ulso appeared at Providence school No. 14, and attacked the children, tearing the clothes off two or three and biting a3 many more. ‘The dog was driven off, went home and made a savage attempt to kill bis master, but was knocked senseless and chained unul be died. In his wanderings the brute bit several dogs, Which are now doing more or less camage and causing a great scare. Doesn't Need Any Matches, Yorxestows, Onto, March 28.—A curious phe- nomenon is to be witnessed in the brary of the residence of Mr. B. P. Holmes, passenger agent of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. For some reason the room seeias to be chock full of electric ity, So that @ person who isin can light the gas by stmpiy touching the finger to the. burner. On vouching ey else in the room a spark is emitted and a shock feit. This phenomenon is not noticed in any other room in the building. The electricity 13 attributed to the dry condition of the Noor. His Money was Burned in His Pocket. ‘TWH PECULIAR ACCIDENT BY WHICH A FINDLAY MAN MAY LOSE $500. Fixptay, Onto, March 28&—Manager Brown, of the Witherald & Brown Rolling Mill, thinks that duck i$ dead against him. He was the victim of a outside pocket of track to Walk to his mill.” A train passed F E eee Tons of Powder Explode. NO ONR LEFT TO TELL THE TALE—WOREMEN BLOWS To ATOMS. ‘There was a terrific explosion of dynamite at MeKelligott’s powder factory, at White Plains, N. Y., yesterday morning. McKelligott manufactured powder for the aqueduct contractors, The factory was situated on the Henry Landers farm, near Ardsiey, on the New York and Northern Kaflroad, three miles west of White Plaing, Two workmen, whose names are unknown, are tmissil puray pieces of human flesh and two dinner pails, found Bear the scene, tell the story of theirfate, The factory is entirely destroyed, and the farm houses im the Vicinity are badly shattered, particularly the house of Mr. Landers, about a quarter of a iuile away. ‘The concussion was terrific, and was felt for miles around. See —coo—____ Lady Drammend’s Romance. LORD GEORGE'S WIDOW SAID TO HAVE MAKRIRD AN TRON MOLDER IN NEWARK. It was reported in Brooklym Monday evening ‘that Lady Drummond, widow of the late Lord George Essex Montifex, Lord Drummond, who died in utter penury last August, and whose ro- mantic history was published at the time, has fone to Newark, N.J., to marry Harry Masters, an iron molder. "Since Sir George's death the widow has been living with great economy at a tnodest boarding-house at No, 1 Willow sticet, Brooklyn. She las earged a living for herseif and her little daughter May by sewing. _— fora ew York clothing-house. Much of her time has teen spent in watehing after Mttle May, who isthe heir to One of the oldest Utles and estates in the Scotch and French peerages. On more than one occasion tae child, Who is not yet eignt years old, + narrowly escaped the bands of emissaries from England, who have vainly attempved to kid- nap th® young heiress, ‘At the ‘arding-bouse M night no positive information could be: = than that Lady Druinmond had lett for a few days, and was supposed to have to Newark. Harry Masters, Whose name is coupied with that of Lady pruminond, was an old fiend of the lave Lord «oorge. He ls an Englishman, an irop-moider by trade: and, previous to the death of the rouag heed in Cue same tenement with the family. He sympathized with them im their Dies, and Wuen Lord George was contemplating a visit to England to secure his estates he offered to-pay the expenses of his trip. ‘the last sickness of bis Inend Masters visited the hospital juentiy and assisted Lady Drummond in a fora livellnood. eee ry death Masters bas. been a frequent visitor at the house, and his attentions. to the widow bate’ been iore taarked of late. Lady Drummond has informed het friends of her intended marriage, and when sue left Lo go to Newark, w bere Masters ts working at ee ~ be peer Cho was to take place at ouce. Little May, the heiress, ‘Was left with friends at the boarding-house. Kext Kxows mf PAILADELrHia—The state- ment of John Curtin Kent, 0 ts sow aflned in an English prison on the charge y ee ree oe ene Seren vo Cousal General Waller, in London, tuat “he was | am American citizen; that be haa taken out his papers io Philadetphia on July 25, 1875, and that walle in Philadelphia he had worked for Mr. Geo. W. Blabon, the mannfacturer of oliciotha, has | been verified by Mr. Blabon. Kent is en of in {he highest terms as a man of truth, y, and coumpetency in bis work, | ‘Tue AupERwes Witt Kow tax Fr.sc.—The New | ‘York board of aldermen yesterday adopted a reso. Jution repealing the ordinance giving w tue mayor power wor forbid the display of flags on the fity bail, that power in themselves “rhis ts am outcome of the mayor's order forbidding tue raising of the Irish fag On the city hall on st. Patrick’ oe | ‘Tae Gxat SNOW StoRM I¥ Dakota. —The littie town of Revtllo, ia Grapt County, Dakota, Is com- tely blocked In, Word has been received from ‘There that the town Was absolutely wituout fuel, | 1a that people were to break up dry: | ts and other boxes, aod im some Cases t ture, to burn im their stoves. It snowed at \oerdeen incessantly for thirty-six hours. There re two feet of cnow op a level All raliway travel 2s suspended. Tne storm is general im Central Dakota, i. ed Arrevrt to Wreck 4 B. axp O. Taaix.—Yes- terday morning am attempt was made, three miles trom Parkersburg, W. Va., Lo Wreck the fast express trata on the Baltimore and Obio Railroad. A man named Emerick, wi covered a pile of ties point on the road near a Jor the (Faia, Dut it was ten uninutes late, | The juan removed the obstruction, abd, coming 0 found a colored man sitting by the ie said ‘he was gotag to get on the train, ‘wouldn't stop, said there was & way to make It TBs aBMSESE Mforimed the potios and they cap- ‘ured the feliow and jailed him. The train be'ug Jate was all (hat prevented a terribie accident, ————+oe Ex-SEXATOR JovES IxrRoveD.—At of Uae Detroit bar, held M: CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, List of Senators and Representatives and their Residences, ‘SENATORS Ingatls, Joon J., Kans. 1B st, ne, Aldricti, N. W.. R. L, #12 Conn. ave. W. B., lowa, 1124 Vermont ave, Bate, W. B., Tenn., Ebbitt Honse. Berry, James H., Ark., National Hotel, B., Ky., 612 14th st, nw, Blair, H. W., N.H.,201 E Cap st. Brown, Joseph E.. .. Woodmont Flats, Butler, M.C., 8. G. * 7. Donald, Pa 2 La Payette ‘Square. Cameron, J. Donal tte cCoekrell, F. M., Mo., 1518 R st. n.w, rd, Tex., 419 6th st.n.w. call, hag ey ~ 920 New York ave. Chandler, William E., N. H., 1421 st. now. Dawes, Henry L., Mass., 1705 M st. nw. Dolph Jong Oman Ska ages Square, Daniel, John W., Va., 1700 19th St. .w. Edmunds, George F. Evarts, Wa. M., N. ¥. Eustis, James B., La, 1761 Nst. nw. Mé., Hamilton House. TIL; 1233 17eh st, naw. , C.J. W. Va., 1309 14th st. nw. George, J. Z., Misa, 1508 (1st) P st. b.w. Gray, George, Del.,’814 15th st. nw. Gibson, Randall 12, La, 1723, it I. ave. Gormad, Arthur P., Md. 1403 K st. n.w. Hawley, Joseph R.,'Conn., 920 14th st. 1.¥. Hoar, George F.. Mass., 1325 K st. p.w. Haie, 917 16th st. nw. Hearst, Gevige, Cal, 133 Mast al., 1435 Masa. ave. Hampton, Wade, 8. C., Metropolitan Hotel. Prank, N. ¥..’ Arlington Hotel. Jones, John P.. Nevada, 160 Mass, ave. Jones, James K., Arkansas, 915 M st. n.w. Kenna, John E., West Virginia, 140 B st. n.e, Morgan, John 7, Ala., 113 1st 3t. ne. Morrill, Justin 8, Verinont, 1 Thomas Circle. McPherson, J. R., N. J., 1014 Vermont ave. Manderson, Charles F., Neb., Portland Flats. Mitchell, John H., Oregon, House. Payne, Henry B.. Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave. Paddock, A. 8., 3 ‘a, Portiand Flats, Platt, 0. H., Connecticut, 4 B st. n.e. Palmer, Thomas W., Mich., 1435 K st. Plumb, P. B., Kana, 612 14th sf, n.w. Pugh, James L., Ala, 1333 R st. n.W. Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 306 C st. n.W. ay, M.S, Pa, 1518 K st. nw. Yada HLH, ransom, Matt. W.. Reagan, J. H., Texas, Spooner, Joba C., Wis, 5 B st. aw. Stanford, Leland, Cal.,'1701 K st. nw. ‘abin, Dwight M., Mitin., 1 Towa Circie. wuisbury, El, Delaware, 610 14th st. D.¥. Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1820 1 st. n.w. Snerman, John, Ohio, 1319 K st_n.w., Stewart, William M., Nev: 07 R. I. ave. siockbridge, F. B., Michigan,’ 1440 M st. n.w. ‘eller, Heary M., C¢ 201 North Capitol st. ‘Turple, David, Ind., 52 B st. ne, Vance, Zebuion B., X. C., 1627 Massachusetts ave. Vest, George G., Missoutt, 1204 P st. n. Voorhees, D. W., Indiana, 1642 21st st. 2. Walthall, F. C.,"Misaissippl, 813 Vermont are, K., Maryland, 1309 0 st. n.w. lows, 623 13th st. nw. OFFCERS OF THI TR. J.G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 11th st, n.w. Anson G. McCook, Secretary, 1 Wm. P. Cannaday, Nergeant-at- Arms, 302 Del. av. Charles W. Johnson, Chief Clerk, 1315 Masa. ave. dames R. Young, Executive Clerk, 1506 Q st. n.w. Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, 18 2 4. 1, Christie, ‘Act. Asst. Doork’r, #25 15th st. n.w. ‘W.H. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d st. ne. REPRESENTATIVES. Carlisle, J. G., Riggs House. Abbott, J., Tex., 305 C st, n.w. Geo. Eli, The Arlington, ‘Allen, ¢. H., Mass, "The Portland. Allen, E. P., Mich, National Hotel, ‘Allen, J. M., Misa.,’"The Arlington. Anderson, A. R., lowa, 1025 Vermont ave. Anderson, Jno. A., Kans., 1333 @ st. Anderson, C. L., Miss., 1529 I st. n. w. 338 North Capitol st. House. 1th st. ow. Rusk, Ryan, Thos, Kan., National Hotel. Sawyer, JeGy Xi. Grant Place, Da iRek, #19 21h at. nw. obit House, Stewart .'D” Garklo Och Se, . st. now, Cas, Tek, fan We Vt, The Ai ith fata ae Bankhead, J. H., Al Metropolitan Hotel. & Barnes, Geo. T., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel. g. 40., 210 oe Capitol st, Barry, F. G., Miss, ‘Metropolitan Hotel. rant Place, ~Bayne, Thos. ‘Connecticut ave, n.w. en, J. N.Y., Ar 5 Belmont, Petty, Ni.-170i Rhode Tsiand ave, nw. ‘M., Cal,,'316 C'st. nw. HH. Pa, 1 H St. n. w. t - Bound, F., Pa, 212 4th’st. se. Boutelie, C. A; Me., The Hamilton, Bowden, G. E.; Va., 1226 14th st. nw. Bowen, H. L., V: litan Hotel. Breckinridge, C.F, Ark., 218 North Capitol st, Breckinridge, W. C. P.. Ky., Windsor Hotel. Brewer, M.S., Mich., National Hotel. Brower, J. M., N.C. : Browne, Thos. ¥, Brown, Charles Brown, J. R., Brown, T. H. B. Bunnell, F. Brumm, C. N., Buchanan, 30s, 8, J» 207 E. Cap. st an, Jas., N. J., 207 E. Cap. Buckalew, C. K., Pa., "EbbItt House, Burnes, Jas, N., Mo.," Willard's. Burnett, E., Mass., 806 17th st. n.w. Burrows, J. C.. Mich., 1416 K st. n.w. Butler, Rit, Tenm., 03 13th st. nw. 0.407 Maple ave., Le Drott P. ct ‘Metropolitan Hotel, onal Hotel. Campbell, Feil campbell, J. Ey ou ut ci u, T. ‘Congressional Hotel. Candler, A. D., Ga., 1112 H st. nw. Cannon, 3/6, Wiliard's carey, J. M., Wyo., 1406 L st. n.w. Carlton, H. H., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel. Caruth, A. G., Ky. louse, ‘aswell, L. B., Wis, ‘12th st. Dw. Catenings, T. C., Miss., The Woodmont, Cheadle, J. B., Ind., 413 6th st. n.w. Clardy, M. Ly Collins, P. 3 3 Compton, Barnes, Md., 1408 H st. n.w, ger, F. H., Iowa, 1101 K st. n.w. ooper, W. C., Ohio, 1015 L st. n.w. Cothraa, Jas's., 8. ©. Cowles, W. H. H., N.C. 's., 'N. Y., 1408 N. H. ave. nw. E 25 Iberson, Texas Met Hotel, Culberson, ras Metropolitan Cummings, A. J, Ye sor iatast nw. Cutcheop, B. M., Mich., 1409 Massachusetts ave. ‘Daizell, Jno., .. The arii ington, 8. are, Davenport, Ira, N. Y., 1606 20th st. nw. Findsor Hotel. ‘Me., The Hamilton, ‘Wihard’s Hotel, E,, Neb. 1401 K st. n.w, Dougherty, Chas, Fia, National Hotel. Dubots, F.T., Idaho, 1330 13th st. nw. Dunham, R. W., IIL, 1325 G st. nw. Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., 15190 st. a.w. ‘oodmon| 4 (étropolitan Grosvenor, C. H., bio, 1308 F a. deen oa Guentl ik, O46 New Mall, N., Pa; 1332 'G st. nw. Hare, 8, Fekas, Metropolitan ea, Wis, He ak fil Cromno, Hamiiror Srume Gone, ‘We are in daily secsipt of SPRING GOODS, ‘Newest styles and latest Novelties in all kinds of DRESS TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIRG, LACES, BLACK DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, he., always to be found in our stock, ‘To-day we particularly call attention to our offer- ingot ‘NEW SATINES, im Black, Black and White, choice styles, elegant de- signs, at lowest prices for reliable goods. also New Lace Flouncings from $1.50 to @12 per yard ‘New styles in fine Hamburg Rages and Fiouncings, in ‘Swiss and Nainsook,besutiful goods One case checked India Linens, newest stylesat 12%¢. One case lace stripes and checks, at 20c., worth 250. ‘Our new stock of Ladies’ Cotton and Oambric under ‘Wear is particularly attractive, every garment is well made, fite perfectly, and prices as low as is consistent with the production of: foods, Compare them ‘with other goods in the market and be convinced. Having just completed our stock-taking, we find ‘many oddslots and remnants on hand, which we will offer at ridiculously low prices: such ae remnants of black silk, odds and ends in table linens and towels, silk umbrellas at half price, colored Hamburg edges at half price, and numerous other articles, See our table of cheap Torchon and Medici Laces, E. @ DAVIS, 719 MARKRT SPACE, COR. STHST, BURT'S SHOES ARE THE BEST THAT THEY ARE BE- YOND THE REACH OF PEOPLE OF MODERATE MEANS, THEY ABE NOT ONLY THE BEST MADE AND THE BEST FOR THE PRICK, BUT THE PRICE 18 WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. WE HAVE SHORS OF EVERY RELIABLE GRADE FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AUCTION SALES. cont. ‘of aches Qunrnnonm set Basic tele Goon ae saeeadeesd mh16-dkds at ‘tiie of sale. Ss AUCTION SALES. ‘TO-MORROW. EEKS& W Car rare rene nose once EXTRAORDINARY LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, THE FINEST AND LARGEST LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOBDS CONSIGKED To Us FROM SEVERAL FAMILIESIN THE CITY, REMOVED TO OUR STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, AXD WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF THE WEATHER IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS THURSDAt MORNING, . MARCH TWENTY-KINTH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOOK. It is unnecessary to enumerste in our advertisement ‘the offerings of furniture which we will present to Comprising without enumerstion Household Goods for everyone wanting to secure edditions to their household, and to dealers we invite capecial attention. Should the weather prove unfavorable sale will take Place inside, otherwise we will display on the out- 1 F[80UAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. CATALOGUE SALE Of a Fine Collection of PORCELAIXS, such as ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN TABLE WARE, PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, ‘DISHES AXD SETS, and HUNGARIAN, DRESDEN AND ENGLISH: VASES, JARS, BASKETS AND FRUIT-STANDS. also a labge variety of VIENNA BRONZES, CLOCKS, FIGURES, CANDE- LABRAS AXD PLAQUES, OLD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, SPIRAL TABLES AXD CABINETS, ETC., from the well-known store of ‘ A. SCHMIDT & SOX, IMPORTERS, No. 1310 F street n.w. ‘The sale of this superb collection will take place at my Art Rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH, TWENTY-NINTE, ‘THIRTIETH, AT ELEVEN AM. AND THREE P.M. EACH DaY. Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, ‘March 26th and 27th. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. mb22-5t E £. HAMILTON, Trusteo, Sun iba, F st. [OMAS DOWLING, Auctionser. gone HOPS SARE SOND, tt of Hardware gornsining, 1p Duckey & ‘Story, corner of dts “THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. O&O Ole aes cere pace, GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. Qn FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH THIRTIETH, at ‘TEN O'CLOCK, will sell on premises, 1230 Oth street northwest, entire stock of Groceries, Meats and Pro- ‘Visioné, &e. All of which will be sold as an entirety. ‘Terme msde known at sale. mh28-2¢ CANSON BROS. Auctioneers, LOT LUMBER, JOISTS, &o., 12 AND 13 CENTER MARKET, HEC AUCTION. On RNING, MARCH THIR’ at SELOEK wo wil eel, tthe above number hot TER SCLOCK re "Terms: ‘Cash. WpHoMAs DOWLING, auctioneer SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A BARE AND VALUAELE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, ‘Being adirect consignment from Edinburgh, Scotland, Embracing CLASSICAL AND POETICAL WORKS, ANTIQUARIAN AND MODEEN LITERATURE, ‘COURT AND DIPLOMATIC LIFE, BIOGRAPHIES AND HISTORIES, FINELY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, ‘TRAVELS, ‘TREATISES ON PAINTING, Mustrated by 130 Etchings from celebrated pictures of the Italian, Venetian, Flemish, Dutch ‘and English Schools, MODERN ATHENIANS, Aseries of Original Portraits of Memorable Citizens of Edingburgh, drawn and etched by Benjamin W. Crombie. ‘Together with many other Rare and Valuable Works in Fine Bindings. ‘To be sold at public auction, ‘at my suction rooms, ‘Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, APRIL SEC- OND AND THIRD, 1888, COMMENCING at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'OLOCK. Books now on exhibition and catalogues ready for Aisteibation. mh27-8t rps tees SALE OF VALUABLEREALESTATE BRONTING FONTS SIX FRET EIGH | INCHES ON H PERRET. ‘OF 0} RICK DWELLING NO. 305 H STREET NORTH- Fs BY A DEPTH NE HUN: FEET, INCLUDING THE THREE STORY EST. Under and by virtue of mh28-2t ‘mora newspapers Eriet of an BERT O OF RERvonD, Trustees, TH08. B. modeniviee” 19-dade ge W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 PA a eRe eeeast cect Ses bacon Smiles Poy x No, 5 ‘Court of of Columbia, ‘TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctior W: — MAN) OF THE TAUNTON PLATE COMPANY. At 10th at d_Pennsyl. pin acenug sonar sales an st ELEVEN FR acer ea te AX, a ry.) BAIA Nena Putetirrostsner at The. steed 11 sented’ Out-of-town purchasers cau have goods care- "Rertae: Gash mh27-10t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMR & UO., Auctoneern, TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, 3 H ‘a. deed of trust, dated November Ist, A. a ‘Liber . fe S352, setae agg “oe tania Ber bultes, Wala Durecus ‘and Wash. ry Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers, .-4 Ee Cloth Rockers, Bofas,, Rugx. Top Cen: are, with ther yoods marked i schedule, too numerous to EUGENE CARUSI, Trustes, TY ON KEN- NNSYLVANIA Qn THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH, TWENTY NINTH 1860, ELV ROCLOCK. ep vena ie ee TB. ROUARE 1063, Fronting 52 feet 9% inches. on Kent avenue and foot alley. and a 30-f 1880; balance of at purchaser's cont. A deposit, ot fe, and terma to be coniplied wi Otherwise right reserved to, és defaulting purchaser after Ave Bupilaotice of wepaper pal in Washing i ae le. E ICANSON BROS., Auctioneers, eosin DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘RUST! LEA LOT SITUATE WEEN BECOSD AND RECON ‘S u; by "virtue of a decrée of the Supreme Court of the D-strict of Columbian, stsing ne a Beatty Court, in es 8 Annie V. Ryder was — tel TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1888, Front of the premises st Jot ro igud situate ih the city of Washi Jumbia, known as and im square five hundred the improvements or an “Toons of sale: Oué-third of the purchase money in ‘orm, z aid the belanceig two eaual ‘Petalhnens by notes of the purchaser or aide or all task at parcascrsopt F ‘to be complied with within ten days RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FSTATE, "Tinoniixe ose wonp XTY-FIVI FEET ON TH 3 OF VERMONT AVENUE ANI A PALATIAL RESIDENCE, KNOWN 48 No. 1120 VERMONT XY DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, i i TESSME ERE Ser regen sha HORSES, CARTS, wULes, ‘WAGONS, HARNESS, fi rm ae Boe mee nae BShcrsen ots PONE Setgi al TONS S00 POUNDS, sono crosnen, nrakieg PATENT, WITH EX- FIFTY: s RATL, WEN Big SOU FE eons ues FIRES, DUMP gansohs FEET GAUGE, HOLD. rabid BS, ance =O ES, SRE DATS Wk eal 9, ETERION 2 co, 4 tds rh a FEET RIGH 9 FEET RIGH. §e-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPOXED IX COX- ‘of the storm until MONDAY, MARCH -SIXTH, same hour: ‘@ PETERSON & CO. uetioneer, mb 2-tte ‘TPONED URSDAL, TE oy wy aT HOSDRED AND FIFTY: FIFTY. NE RGR DEED ASD WEST, ND 51, SQUARE 7 estou lnvativet east : =a Ls vote eiten baring Tati of trust on premises, or A deposit of $500 will be Conve; ‘Be., at pur- C03 in tem ETHERILL, ATLANTIC crTy, NS. Open Feb. 1 to Nov. 1 ‘Lock Bor 1030. Orah2-co-lm jyi-eo-1m Li ce ENATE HOUSE, ATLANTIO CITY, ¥.2, fk Sas uy he f3-e08m 8 Cook EBON J, “SEA iaT.”, Tableunm any Stes LEWIS REDE i i RAND ViEW HOTEL, ‘Ocean End Mase. av-.. Atlantic City, §.J. rly Built. Newly furnished. Open al the mee AML. WAG co eb eh diy 5 me ct mente elo eae “idepene Nor OS. Sar. , N.J.; new sanitary arrangement; Tmabagement, refitted ; March 17. Mabl-imajul-2m* F. GODSELL. HL BR, ATLA! Complete ew” aauitary arranerien The. ~~ 1] thoroughly renovated. pewly furn's and run in connection with the - or G WATERS 16S N, J. HOTELS, COT., Tasos, Love and Bath ifouses for tent oF LG ADAMS & e. _ 24-26 ees ‘Real sts s° DES BoaRp—4 Fi LY Ol OR 8 CAN obtain buard at Mra. RUDOLPH'S for ths a4 ‘House and i urch st, Newport, R. 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Ciormxe FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS, Our stock of spring clothing is complete, ‘We'll abow you « full line of strictly ALL-WOOL SUITS IN SACKS AND CUTAWAY at $10. ‘We'll show yous fall line of BLACK CORKSCREW SUITS, strictly all-wool, in cutaway and sacks from 88 up. ‘We'll show you s full line of PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, strictly all-wool, from $15 up. ‘We'll show you a full line of BOYS’ SUITS, from 14 to18, from 85 A full line of CHILDRENS’ SUITS from $2.50 up. ‘They are very cheap, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co, mb21 0s «. 7TH AND G STREETS. Tae Toxe Axo Quaurr ia the one idea of business efforts; to be in unison and ____ RAILROADS, Rene ea ca eee ee, oe wilia, Caarsamate Stiga syed sana = ai the, At exer’ and \Califoraia Soka leu eee ee ra Danville, shalneh Achar eaahington to New Orleans, Texas, vis a ao fonts iat tae Reed Hl S30 AM Dally exept Sanday, arriving snd Soo Fa rasbure Tickeus slerrine car reservation and urnished. and taunrner ch ked et office, ivania Sreuue, and 8 18 Gull and’ ste ‘Govera! Pammenwer Ase THWEST, gintihe 1. 1 For Pittsburg and w Palace Sleepitue Care ine, 1 voucept Navurday, foChicngo, with Sleeping Oar Aligous to Chicare: Western Pxpress, at 8 iif pom. Aaily. with, She Care Washinwta to Chicago sud St Louie Soe yt Hasek Cleve arise with. thie Louferiiie and Mempue bwcii ee Pwcite Express By. daily, tor Pitteburs and te West eith trees Nese Raby Por Brie, Ca saad Pitesbure to POTOMAC RATEROAD. Rochester, Bu 40:09 poms ‘daily, exceyt saturday” does Weaiogton to Rochester For Wiluinwort Lock Maven aad Ein a89.60, mm vay For New York z. 21-40 oe ing Ca 4:20, 10:00, 140 General Manager. ™m19) ALTIMORE AND ORIO RAILROAD. ‘SOKEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887. LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENCE AND C SPREE 4 For Chicago and Northwest, Exp. daily 10-5581, $0 Pn. ogg Cimelnnatl and St Louis, Exp, daily 2:200n8 a, For Pittsbu: 35) Bug eiisbane and Cleveland, Exp. daily 10.55 %.ute rington and Local Stations, 18:40 a.1, Phiacp iy sioniteton, 704 aa. and 5 5 ‘nterimediate pot adelphia 5-00 am. and 13 yor Miuwerly For ‘Baltiues | 1:30) mm Stindlays, 8:30" atu, 30 on Metropolitan Branch, 16:35am, i 14-40 pm. for wrincipal stations oul Ei0 titan 13 Bo am” Wa" Bday stope at all For Gaithersburg and intermediate pointe, 19:30 2 opan Ti30 . Lg $12 mm. taboos ana inecrmediate stations, 17:00 pm, ‘Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only ss 2.20 pun hopping st al steions on Metropalkam ated DERICK, 18.40 am, 12:30 p.m, 15:30. nm, 1:10pm. For HAGERSTOWN. 18.40 am. and +530 p.m. 5.48 pep from Canciones aod. Bt Lous sally 038 ae 25 pan, from Pittsburg, daily, 7:20 em, an, ‘Front Philedeiphia, Chester ana Wil 10:45 am E:30 P10 aod 0p ta. Rally, amd AY OO Frou Riigerls aud intertuediate poluta BOF, timore. 10-00 my daily. ‘Trains, leays Baltimore for Ws 6:25, 8:30 7 10,00 ame Te 21 Wise cron, SUMDAY, ND clock p.m iver For further taforaation, to m3-¢m X AND APTER. TH 3 Qi earn aR mane SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS and THUKSDA) for Fotomas Kiver laudites we far an Matioy Gribder's wharf, Sundays a re TOLSON, Agent. 7th st. wharf, _12@-1m JNO. MCGAHEE, “Agent, Alexaudria, Va NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH ao ™Breanser nate ete a sod Thursday at pam and sie bteaner Leary at ‘Point going andretere- {Siooser unde st Cornteia Harbor going and retara- ‘Knox and