Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1888, Page 3

ee ee ae AS - Hugged to Death by a Bear. A PENNSYLVANIA MAN KILLED WHILE TRYING TO RE- COVER HIS COAT AND MONEY. Hexttxopox Minis, Ps., April 3—Hiram Berth Was squeezed to death by a tame bear Thursday in Sweet Valley, Two Itallans have recentiy been traveling through the country with a large trained bear. Berth, a hal!-witied fellow, created a diversion by throwing off his coat and’ turnin, Somersaults and handsprings. After the bear an Hiram had amused the people for some time the itallans moved off, carrying Hiram’s coat, which contained a small amount of money. Hiram se- cured @ Warrant, and he and Constable Kester pursued the Italians, The Itallans promptly re- Moved bruin’s muzzle, and he stood up ready for Nght. Hiram, seetog the lost coat, rushed toward the fucttives to secure it. One of the showmen Inumbied something and the animai rushed at Berth, embraced him and, falling upon bim, crushed che life out of the poor fellow. Constable Kester in the meantime had attacked the bear and, placing his revolver at the enraged animal's €ar, snot him dead, but he was too late to save Berth. The showmen then turned upon the officer ‘and felled him to the ground with a club. Before the constable could regain his feet the Itallans wrenched his revoiver from bis grasp and fired two shots at the officer from his own weapon as they ran away. Neither of the bullets took effect, And the Italians succeeded tn escaping. | engage Died of a Broken’ Heart. Ricm Hitt, Mo., April.—Mrs. John Gray, wife of one of the victims of last week's explosion, died yesterday. They had only been mafried a short Ume and the wife virtualiy died of a broken heart. Gray was to have been bu: Saturday, but his Wife asked that the funeral be postponed, Sa that she would be buried with bim. | Mrs died yesterday morning and the remains of self and husband were in one grave. Watched Hts 1 Away. TuE PITIFCE STORY OF AN UNFORTUNATE YOUNG ‘COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACHER. Prerssvno, April 3—A spectal from Parkersburg, W.Va, to the Commercial Gazette, says: A few days ago the dead body of a child was found in a ravine about 12 miles north of here. Coroner Neucr investizated the matter and haa Emma Sterens arrested. When placed upon the stand She sald that she was teaching school 1n Preston County in the winter of 1887, when she met Tas. | Sci ctison, of Beullngton, to whom she became Engaged. At the close of ‘the school term Gilson ort time after marriage: | Last Comber she found herself with the child to tal Pee or and) nothing to give It. She tried to get into the infirmary in several counties, but failed, She wapderes from place to place until she be- came di-heartened ‘Tue chud grew sick for Want of proper nourish- ment, and, taking it into a lonely place, she laid f upon the ground. Standing away at Some dis tance she Watched it until life left the littie body, when she covered It with leaves and turned from deserted her a nT it for ever. The unfortunate woman 1s still in Jail, pending indictment. = nS Boycotting Burlington Freight. MANY STRIKES EXPECTED BBCAU®S OF THE UN- ‘WILLINGNESS OP KAILROAD MEN TO HANDLE IT. While no decided change took place in the rail- road strike situation yesterday many things oc- curred which showed a general disposition among rairoad employes throughout the West to observe the boycott on Burlington freignt and to strike if necessary to avoid handling such freight. The Switchimen and firemen in the Santa Fe yards at Kansas City quit Work In a body last night be- eatise they were required to handle “Q” freight. Kes are liable to take place today in St. Paul, vaukee, Kansas City, springfield, Ohto, abd ai other points if the ston handling “4y freight. The offic ne road and the striking engin ence in Chicago unless the officials agreed to boy~ cott the “4.” latter declined to do, and the contertace came to naught. “The Kock Island “agers dociined ouce more yesterday to risk a eeu — attempting to receive Ue-up of tueir road D freight front thetr competitor, the Buritngton, ‘Yesterday afternoon an attempt was made at Chicago to get a train of twenty freight cars from “4g” road to the Chicago and Alton, As the ain passed the viad Beers of otber roads refused to allow te tra rogTess by crossing and When the viaduct was a number of stones were hurled at the | motive. ‘The assault was answered hy a shot from a man standing In the cab. The assaulting Party withdrew and the train proceeded om its ‘Another effort to effect a compromise of the Bur- > last night by the Brother- nd Fizemea. ‘They offer to | Subailt the case to arbitrators selected from Bur- | Ington employes oF to three Futlroad presidents or general managers. drawn bs a “Q” engine. VOTING IN NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CITIES. ‘The Bridgeport, Conn. election yesterday re- sulted in a victory for the democrats, Patrick Coughiin, the democratic candidate, was elected mayor by 1,400 majority. ‘Tae Houston, Texas, election yesterday was one Of the most exciting im the history of the city. ‘There were three mayoralty Uckets 1 the feld— D.C. Siulth, the present incumbent, and Henry Scherflus, both democrats, and P. D: Johnson, re- yubiiean. The returns indicate. Smith's election Syn majority over Schertus of 1,208 voles and over Johnson of S19. "Ta> manicipal elections in Cincinnat! yesterday were unprecedentedly quiet, ‘The republican can- didates were elected by ab average majority of 5,000 each. “The entire board of thirty aldermen for tne first time In its history ts repal an gain- have been made ia the board of councilmen ‘and the board of education. ‘At Hartford, Cont., the ‘election yesterday re- silted in a republican victory, that party electing Weir mayor, Joun G. Root, by 257 majority, also the city treasurer aad city marshal. The alder- men stand elevea republicans to five democrats, and the common counell twenty repubiicans w tweive aemocrats, "The Cleveland, Ohio, repnbifeans qarried the boo plurality. . Ohio, election yes- terday Was a sweeping victory tor the republicans, Who carried their city ticket and city counetL ‘The Helena, Mout., republicans swept the city Yesterday by over 500 majority. wo — Lawyer Marsh and Mire. Diw Debar. ‘THE CURIOUS CASE WHICH IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION | IN NEW YORK. ew York special to the Philadelphia Press Says: The friends of LutherR. Marsh, the eminent ‘awyer of this city,are shocked. Some of them would ask the law for a lunacy commission to grapple | with the obstinate old man, for the spectacle now | presented at hts Madisop-avenue mansion makes | theta fear for the worst. His home has been mace | “The Tempie of Earth,” and in it fs enthroned the AN Queen Chariatan of the day, a gregter than Bla- | Vatsky, Mime. Diss Debar, ‘who cMlis herself the daughter, by Lola Montez, of the late mad king of Hav aria, and claims the ubediumistic power of pro- Gucing pictures painted by the spirit hands of the Old niasters. Mr. Marsh is worshiping this occult, aud Worse than all it ts said, he has been induced Dy the adventures to make her heir to all bis splendid property. Her father was a Prussian, Ler mother a native of Kentuesy,where she, plain, Ann OvDelia Salomon, Was DOF. She married & French journalist named Paul Noel Baussant, and, after he died, ook up With her prevent busband, “General” Diss Debar, a portral palnuer, and the supposed painter of Lie “spirit pictures. An artist sald yesterday that It was a mighty stmple thing to make spirit pictures on the Debar plan. “First get some poor devil of a pot- Doller to make the picture,” said he, “then cover Mt with ig ee Opaque gelatine and Xeop it the dark. When exposed to the light the fim ppear, leaving the picture in sight. vs old trick and a simple oe.” = "A Gispatch from New York says that Mr. Marsh Jectared at Chickering Hall Sunday night, and went on to say that many dangers beset the’ iam who announces bis belief in spiritualism. First isthe danger that after death his will may be set aside onthe ground of his mental unsoundness. [Laugnter.; He had provided against this con Ungency by distributing bis possessions before leaving this earth. This statement caused a sen- sation, as Mr. Marah 184 millionaire and has no near relatives ‘Senator Leiand Stanford says there is no truth whatever in the statement made by Madame Miss Debaf that he was Willing to pay her # large sum Of money if she would produce a spirit portrait for him. “{ have no knowledge of her said the Sena- Wr, “except that detived from the newspapers.” - A Superstition of Gamblers, rors the Chicago Tribune. A superstition among sporting men—there are Sulla few of that ilk In Chicago, though the ranks have been greatly decimated under the vigorous | Rbti-gaibiity crusade of the authorities—is that | it brings bad luck to ride in a street-car alone. A | conductor toils a stegy that a gambier Lok passage | Ga Bis car and happened to be the sole passenger. | He was in a great hurry to getdowntown, but Les- | Stated a looked at the vacant interior of tue | ear, Finally a happy idea seemed to strike hivn | and his face brigutened. Etshing a dime from hts | he handed it to the ‘conductor. “Here,” ne | ake LWoout of that.” The conductor lovked wouderiugly. “That's all right,” he said, can’t play a | mud, at bim “4t's you who are riding with me. Jone hand, for 1 wouldn't have apy luck for a Week.” Then he explained bes superstition, and ES Msppy wueu the conductor rang up for’ two nonin ien nase Mer Tongue Cut Out. TUE SHOCKING MURDER OF A SCHOOL TEACHER IN A ANIA TOWN. A letter from Curwinsville, Clearfield County, Ps. says that a young lady teaching school tn a farming district fve miles south of Curwinsvifie Was found dead in the schooi-bouse, on ‘Taesday evening last, with her tongue cut out. The school had been dismissed as Usual at 4p. m., and the PERS lett ‘che weacher alone in the school-house. ja the Tight hand of the dead woman was found & lead Penc!l, and on the floor near her body was written in ber hand Se Fearne Sate eyes Se after the papils had Deen disaa! over. ees snd outraged her, afterward Songs out with a Knife, and then leaving for dead. She Tecovered suiciently ‘to write scription of her marderens 2" "2S Partial ————oo—__ ‘The German police have increased thetr tons on tue French frontier, and now mittance to every one 4 who is not CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, and their Kesidences, Wi SENATORS. Hitec Ingalls Joba J., Kane. 1 Bst. ne, me ai rich, X. WR. 1 Siz Cont, ave, Allison jowa, 1124 Vermont fiute, WB, Tenn,, Edbiet Houses Berry, James H., ATk., National Hotel Beck, J. B., Ky., 612 14th st, n.w. alr, H 2 M Pe B, The Blair, H. W., NOH. 201 Bi Brown. Joacph Fa, Woodmont Flats, a Pa, 1516 dist ot. IS wen, Thomas M., Col, louse. Blackburn, J. C. 8, KY. House, Blodgett, Rufus, N: J., 1915 N st. n. Chace, Sou than HL, 1213 N st. Cameron, J. Don.ld, Pa., Fayette Square, Cockrell, 'F. M., Mo., 1518 R st. n.w. Coké, Richard, T x., 419 6th st.n.w. Cail, Wilkinson, Fla., 1903 N st. nw. Cullom, Shelby M., Il, 1402 M issachusetts. Colquitt, Aifred Hi, Ga., 920 New York ave. Chandler, William E., N. H., 1421 Ist. nw. Doipn Joseph XC, Orepie: Oba bey ette Square. pb, a ayetie Mini, 1760 13th ste cw. Davis, C. K. Daniel, John W., 1700 19th st. n.w. Edmunds, George F.,'Vt., 2111 Massachusetts ave. Evarts, Win. M., N.Y. 1601 K st. nw. Eustis, James B.. La., 1761 N st. n.w, Frye, Wm. P., Me., Hamliton House. bees Oe Th, — 17th st, nw. Me ‘aulkner, C. J.. W. Va., 1309 14th st. nw. George, J. Z-, Miss, 1508 (st) P st. n.W. pt Gray, George, Del.,’814 15th st. n.W. Mot Gibson, Randall L, La., 1723, 1. 1. ave. Morrow, W. Gormab, Arthur P!, Md., 1403 K st, n.w. Hawley, Joseph R.,‘Conn., 920 14th st. B.W. Hoar, George F.. Mass., 1325 K st. n.w. Ne . Hale, Eugeue, ‘917 16th st. now. x Harris, 1. G., Tenn, 13 1st st. ne. Hearst, George, Cal., 1435 Mass. ave. Hampton, Wade, 8. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Hacoct, Frank X.Y, arin tom Hotel. —, A Jones, James K., Arkansas #15 M st. 0 O'Donnel J Mich. ToD S se aw. Mona Jar Mia, ON Bd og at rea, a. 113 Ist St. me. Neill, J. H., Morrill, Justin §., Vermont, 1 Thomas Circle, ONeill, Chas., Pa., 1326 New York ave, McPherson, J. R., N. 1014 Vermont ave. O'Neill, J. J., Mo., 008 14th st. n.w. Manderson, Charles F., Neb , Portland Flats, oa ‘S, Pa., 941 K st. n.w. Mitenel Jona H Ong ~ Outhwaite; J.'H. Ohio, The Hamilton, Payne, Henry B., Ohio Owen, W. D,, Ind, 1415 G st. n.w. Paddock, A. 8, Nebraska, Portland Flats, Parker, 336 436 st. nw. Platt, 01 H., Connecticut, 4 B st. ne. Palmer, Thou: Plump,’P. B., Kans, 1, 8, Pugh, Jatnes L., Ala, 1353 R st. n.W. Penington, J. Paseo, Samuel, Florita, it. nw. fone = juay, M.S, Pa., 1518 K 9. 0. W. Perry, W. H.,&. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Eonar ai eee tectum | | Fidat deen Racer nsom, €., Metropolitan 5 Keagany J. Hay TeXas, 252 3d st. new. Phel W., N. J., Richmond Flats, Spooner, Joi C., Wis, 5 B st. n.W. Pldcoek 3. W., N. J. 700 11th st. nw, tum, Rey TU 1550" 14th st. nw. ‘Stanford, Leland, Cal.,"1701 K st. n.w. = Sabin, Dwight M., Minn.,a Iowa Circle. Post, ILL, 1226 14th st. n.w. ‘Sauisbury, Ed, Délaware, 610 14th st. p.w. Raat dey Filo Ebuact House, Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 182 I st. n.w. Randall, 8. J., Pa., 120 C st. se. Sherman, John, Ohio, 1319 k’st. n.w. Rayner, 1, Md, ‘House. Stewart, ‘William M.. Nevada, 1707 It I. ave, Reed, Thos. B., M:., The Hamilton. Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 1440 M sf. nw. Rice, E.. Minn., 926 15th st. n.w. ‘Teller, Heary 201 North Capitol st, | Richardson, J. D., Tenn., National Hotel, ‘Turple, David, Ind., 52 B st. p.e. Rover 3. M., La. Vance, Zebulon B., N. C., 1627 Massachusetts ave, | Kockwell, F. W., Mass. Kiggs House, Vest, George G., Missoutl, 1204 P st. n.w. Rogers, J. i., Ark., 1302 K st. nw. ‘Voorhees, D. W., Indiana, 1642 21st st. n.w. Romets, J., Ohio, Congressional Hotel Walthall, E C.;"Mississippi, 813 Vermont ave, Rowell, J.'H., IIL, 9101 st. n.¥. Wilson, £. K., Maryland, 1309 0 st. n.w. Kowlai 'N. G., 115 tit st. n.e. Wilson, James F., lowa, 623 13th st. n.w. a ces OFFCERS OF THE SENATE. Rusk ieee 4. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 11th st. n.w. Ryan, Thos., Kan., National Hotel. Anson G. McCook, Secretary, 12724 17th st. n. Sawyer, J. G. ‘Wm. P. Cannaday, Serzeant-at-Arms, 302 Det av. | Sayers, J. D., Tex., Charles W. Johnson, Chiet Clerk, 1315 Masa. ave. | Scott, W. L., Pa. Chamberlin’s. James R. Young, Executive Clerk, 1506 Q st. n.w. | Scull, E., Pa., Ebbitt House, Tsaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, 18 2d st. n.e. Seney, G. E.,’Ohio, 1338 G st, nw, J. 1 Christie, Act. Asst. Doork’r, 825 15th st.nw, | Shaw, F. T., Md.. National Hotel. W. H. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d st, ne. Shertiat, J 5., N. Y., ‘the Port Shively, B. F.. Ind., 127 vA ste = REPRESENTATIVES. ‘Stmmons, F. M., N. C., Met its jotel. Cantisie, 3. G., Rigs Honse, Smith, Henry, Wis, gest ne Abbott, J., Tex., cst, nw. uh, M. ‘Smith, M. A., Arizona, 717 14th st. n.w. ‘Adams, Geo. E., IIL, ‘The ‘Ariington, Va. Ni ‘Alien, ¢. H., Mass,, "The Portland. Ailen, E. P., Mich, National Hotel, Allen, J. M., Miss.,’"The Arilngton. AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS EVENING. ‘W4tter ‘1B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioners, ‘W. STICKNEY, Auctioncer, 936 F street, VER- Sern arueet, BETWEEN R “Es a4 4 oF ‘Tal a MPANY. Atour corner etreet and brag 4 vyauia. it WE KEEP To FET ANYBODY, fer for sale in front ot Be ae Sa es EXPERIENCED LADIES VISE YOU F CORSET TO WEAR. BAY atalicat wi SaiNta, contucine aay ‘ALL OUR CORSETS WARRANTED. * | «The goods are guaranteed in every ae repre: a Any CORSET bonght from us that dose not give ja pepe Ou -tSwa purchasers can bave woods care Dew Basters Beaocts ot ‘ ,s (feria of sale: One-third cash balance tn one and BLT 10e WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Ancts. gon dey ofa ANSuORT. MEDIUM, LONG, EEN pelos eaierenntio Tore obear meee bed —|5 terms oe eee re (iperocatem ‘per anivam from day of payable SER Baw. ise cht : sem-annuslly, and secured by deed of, (rust on the | JR OBERT VOSE & CO. 300 B Sirect Southeast po ae on each weekly sale of New and Secondhand ton, b.. Title a Mita atta | Siekene Winer re | '1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sony he Fst, ° amid BUILDING AND TWO TONG | “ih2o-akas SHEDS ELY OCCU! ‘BY THE SUR- S533, oe" 18 REAR hiGas’ BANE, AT On Wee APRIL _FOURTE. Hake PAS? EWELTE OCLOCE on the: premiscs f JOB BARNARD, Shall gall she above Dulidinan to bs removed in. mh27-tuthem&ds Jas HeMAnE, § Trustees: | SHfs, Oy way of alley leading coward ata ee ere ee re UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. MSO tte, Auctioneer. +) to Peanr & Bro.) 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. PERTY FOR BM Pn RTERT GR RONRNCR TTD OPEX ON EASTER MONDAY THE “LA: ING “PURPOSES, 100 Boxes TROUB, anp | SPAING ROVELTION TS ALL DEFART MES im Chariots, = STREETS NORTHEAST, NOW OCCUPIED AS Orde BRASS fir Wikwise AOBACCO: NEW Pi COMBINATION =UITS. wae . D. No. 630, white and gray. DEPOT, ONE HUNDRED AND ELETY- ‘ALSO. RESS FABRICS, ‘Common Sense (woven). RINE FEET BY ONE HUNDRED AND TY 25,000 cians, DIFFERENT BRANDS, hy Saez ‘Thompson's Abdominal. 50 is isa 2-50] on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL. On WEDN Oriole (woven), short. TILL. 275 | aROIAT FINE O'GLOUR, we wil eel in front 1%, NEDNESDAT NOES, SOCK we my RE R. & G. No. 611, red... 1.75 | of the premises Suctionsryvins, Lahall soll consiemment of theabove | NEW SIDE-BAND FRENCH CHERONS. u LOTS 49, 59, AAD, 51, SQUARE 711. goods. Thisis ‘stock, and should command the | “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS” IN FINEST FRENCH ta, ‘These lots front 150 feet on 1st street eart and 120 | Stieation of Sale positive. siet. | SATEENS ania Be - 1-75 | feet on M street north, (and now occupied by coal and | 3 Tao a5, “LATEST NOVELTIES” IN PLAID. STRIPED AND | | ——— Seago. PD. No 15% (oatiod 2285 | Inpvada Fallroud siding. Sle Property can be wilized soanale ged ea PINEW BLOCK PAIN THD FRENCH SATEEN Ropes | ‘I'"" OP*4F;. Route Paiste evesomyperty en oF warehouse purvatce or bunivem'of's ‘eyolomie | "HORERTY ON STREET NEAR conxem-OF | 1h Cunticeh SITE LE 70 THE NORTH WEah, ANS Be OR Ne. 303 eae one 225 | character, having railroad facilities for shi and | on WDM E OES ER NEST NEW EMBROIDERED GINGHAM ROBES. DOLBLE FRACK SPLENDID Ci i4 >. No. 263 (eattoen), white : 228 | feceiving® now iu thorough condition tocoutinuethe | pORn7BDNESDAY | AFTERNOON. | 'APIN REWEMBROIDERTD BATISTE MULES | STEEL Teal MAGAIVICLAT Ne, ©.P. No. 163 (conti. prop: | Font of the mao we wn see SSE EMBCOIDERED SCALES. ‘Traina leave’ Waatieton, trom etetton, eorsar GP. Xo. 706, black x Dyrraii | LOT 43 OF LooMlis' bUB OF LOTS IN SQUARE 69, SEW IMPORTED dencehe . nnd B xtewtn ae follows — B.D Xo 07 atten, wii aid dab, ngs | {outing 13 feet on the north sie of neret aud run NEW,cHUDDA SHAWLS. Hor Pivugbane an the Weat, Chicas Limited Rxprose . D, No. 28 (coutil)...... ‘Ob. | Bink back that, roved . ace Sleepitar Care at Fost Her Majesty's Corset (cout Eap'permits for thet purpone «| Has nebte. his reoperts, belouiug vo nowrest; | XEW COLORS IX SILK WAY HE Eine'S'So'army dauy to Cincinnt und nt Louie ©.P, No, 949, white (satteen) ~ 2.00 | atone tnd two yours uvtes to be given bearimr6 per | QFROTUnIty to obtain property im an sdvenciog io: | NeW PATTERNS IN IMPORT Sn Buffet Gar te Se Vous daily: skacpe Mapemior, Venus No. 1.C. P.. . 3.00 | cent interest from day of sale, payable semi-ann iy , SER “NEW DESIGNS” 1 eo with Sicepang Car Alivoma to: vous Nak 6 bine 230 | sud tobe secured by deed of tease ou premisea, or all | , Derma cash. Conveyancing, &c_at cost of purchaser. | MOvIAIRS. festeru Rxpross, a! 8 10 um. dntiy, with ©.P. No. $53, black, 3.30 | $882 at purchaser's option. A deposit of 8500 will be | A deposit of $200 required af sale. | If terms of ANDEKSON'S SCOTCH TENNIS SUITINGS. Care Waahimeton to Chicago and s. Louta, 4 : Tequired at time of sale.” Conveyancing &c,, at pur | $& Dot complied with in ten days the right res-rved | NEW ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS. bee ne to Cleveland, commpeti 4.00 | Chas'r's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, | %Tes-ll at the risk and cost of defwulting purchaser | NEW ‘SPRING SHADES IN FRENCH BROAD) $" lf at Cin hten Weopere foe = 500 | paerene the Lee Tescll at theriak sad | Mtr five days’ public notics of such resale in some | CLOTHS’ Lode beciti: Fxprem, 1000p. have a iot of SOILED CORSETS in odd sizes at | CO*t Of tho defuulting purchaser after Ave days public | BewsPeper Published in Washington.UC- SEW IMPORTED WHITE Goons. Aue West, with throug 42c.a pair. Worth $1 and $1.25. Wantiaciaa oo "BUSCARUON phone *s'" | _mh20-tkde __Attorney for paris in nent, QVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEPS, BACT ORANG POTOMAC ear LNOAB: ey hoses, fas DOWLING, ae 1 aa, Rochester ‘nara WE FEEL VERY GRATEFUL = as ee ee Sane Flascn ¢ M208 pail “gxceveNattrday. with mcd Tothe Washington Ladies for their immediate HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RFAL FSTATE, |.“ ST\ Lew rat ter —_ : CHAN A 2 irtue of the powers ie vor Ne : aud FARASOLA duc coe seceded nee Dee | SERLARULE CANE NOSSO ETS | Saar Peuraa caerntae Aurerge | Fabs” Ee eg te 8 x RS NUE AX - * ie aUetIONs ih front 9:00, 200, 4. iments in the past six days was never equalled beiore,| © A-HALF STREET NOKiHWEST, KNOWS the premises. ou TUESDAY. the THIED DAY oe Oo FLAIN FIGURES AXD CORRECT PREOES F dsnprese ‘of ruihioan Pe os. $1, AO, 405 AND 457 PENNSYLVANIA MARLON rasa | AV E. } By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ae Perry Building, Peuuayivanis 9th erry Baildims, ave. COF. IL, 1888, at HALE-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK PM, the following-described real estate, situated in the city of Wa-hiugton,D.C. : That part of oriicinal lot nuinbe three Gd, ta square numbered five Bandred aud &(teon (515) ‘comiained withia ths following metes and bounds: Begiumime for the wame st s point on K street seve. teen (17) tcet from the southwest corner of said lot, and running thence with the line of said ‘and although we sold ever #0 many of these articles we 0 daily, except are in position to show you many more styles thathavo since arrived. SPRING SHAWLS ang SCARFS for LADIES, ‘The assortment this year is beautiful, the patternsso Distr ct of Columbia, passed on the 29th day off October, 1886 (as amieuded by order passed on the! 13th day of Marc! Wherein Edward F. and Gertrude Wheeler Puwreo Castros Creres ¥.3i. SHUSTER & SONS. 1888), in Equity cause No. 99: ‘nd others ‘arecomplainant 1d others are defendants, er'scoat, A deposit of $100 will be required at the time | Beautiful STLIPES AND PLAIDS, bu rant Scan cay ieoees pny iall'seil to the hishest bidder in front of the prem- | street sevcateen (17) fect euat: thence north at. right SS ras in our stock, and as they | fees. On. MONDAY. tho SECUND DAY. OF APRIL, Sbagen mth anid atreet etal ) feet eieven (11) | Have opened a lot of Elerant CANTON CREPES, in| 35-00, 11°40, am. 2°00, '¢ Tesh. "at FOUR O-CLOCK P.M. the following: | Ioghen: theuce cast four (a) leet; thence’ erin Atty | HAYS oTened lot of Elerunt CANTON and’) 26 nt Liuited bani descrlued parcels of land in the eity of Waahineton, | (30) to an alley 90 fect wide: Mheice went (wanty-one vuriful Floral designs ice Colorinse. fi Care. 940 gt, weekday a District of Columbia, known a+ Lots 8 and 20, ot | (21) feet: theuce south one hundred and forty-six | Maguiticent Stock of Printed INDIA SILKS, in | For Halt 6:35.70, & dace Hl. Savilic. Trustecs, subdivision of part’ of | (140) fect and cleveu (11) inches to the place of bain: | styles not to be found elsew a Soa peas UNG te recone of the Sarvesorcd |lumontinatcouue of 8 fouescots SEE’ nome, | CMBeTabeSTLKS. MOINE SILKS in atlabad, | fas s SI, o e¥Or O i 0 a - the District of Columbia. Witu a two-story tack building bot aud cold. water; | BENGALINES, plain and ficured in choice styles. | 5 6.00. ‘Also, ail the right. titie, and interest of the partics to | Irame stable on tear of Hot: 30 foot gly {nthe Tear, | Just openedalotof New BLACK MOIR SILES, in pe this suit in and the patcels of lund described asfol- | | Tue terns of, sale are: Gue-third of the purchase | Alligator ratterns, cecers Sanh am wane: lows: Boginuiuie ata Tomt 0 o money cash, and te Unlance in so wen For and 9:00 am. 12:05, 6: ret distant 10.33 fect orth of the north ne of | at siz, twelve, eighteen and twemty-four juouths after | P=uted MOHAIR tn beautiful designs. 6-007 jrencept Suutay. Bunda BDOe imsyivania avenue, aud running thetice west ins | date of sale, with interest, payable seini-aunually, ut | 100 Pieces Newest Detigns in Fine FRENCH SAT-| gy 241000) line perpendicular to 45 street 40.55 feet; thence | six per cent per annum. Purchaser's notes for deterred | TEENS. j AEA AMD. po en AERO RS BAe porileateriy in lim Jerpendicula? tothe cour ot | Bapoenta te Us ascured by deed cf trust ou rovers | "Noveltcn in GINGHAMS, ta ater combinations. | $x 'RAI RGAE SASDEIA “AND Penuayivaiia avenue 1020 ot, thence southeasterly | Sold, ‘Thr pwchaser may, xt his option, pay the whole | Novedt com | ei ROAD Bu.g9 lect toa poluton the west line of 4y street dis- | purchase money in cash. Allconveyaneig at purchas- con Fineat SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 356, | "aaburin, (0 fant 0 fent north of the place of Lerinutiye: thence feet 3h, 8-40, 9-47, 20.57 ma 0B B40 AT 20.87 arpeieneeeen bees 3 south alos thy west line of 449 street 9 to the | of sale. If the terms of sal Rot complied with e v1 VE, bs bot Mt op Steele, G. W. ’, mont, ‘Said _ub lot “S is situated on the northwest corner of | serves the rizht to resell at the risk and ~ eee 88 i: rey 3 Anderson, C. L., Miss, 1529 1st. n. w. , G. Wes Ind, Riggs House, Sumenylveaminrens Saori a trmtase | defeulting purchaser. JAMES At JOR — ‘the South, 6:00, 10:57 am. dally, ‘Anderson, G. AY, TIL, 8 North Capitol st. Stephénson, L, Wis, 1320 F vt. Of'53 Toot and § inches on Bennayivania avenue, bye |“ mh2!-aks o Rit dally. excrnt Sunday a pra gS (eas eae Re ae alg oth st. nw, ONE-PRICE FOR EVERYBODY, @Bpth of 105 feet and 4 inches om 456 street, Is ts | = ~ W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, for a $ iz ty Pa, 7 st. Dw. : + Cl ex, Met improved by a thr-e-story brick building, CAN mi : : Fi aun teacy WY, 11Gb Vormann Ge, Stewart’ J.W-’ Vo The rie wore 420, 422, 424, 426 7that., 417, 419 8th st. Bald sub lot 30 adjoius the precoding lot on Asgeommeaerticpetndvneesy <9) — 919 PERMA. AVE 910 and 11-07 ame 2:00. G1 Baker, Chas. §., N. ¥., 623 13th st. », T. K., Miss., 1336 1 st. n.w. mh30 SES ee ee event: | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED . = Baker, Jehu HL, Metzopolitan Hotel go 17 st, Peat serene och Ame Mdiawroved Dy | PROPTITY O8 THE Eat SIDE ce Ft! Jouxsox, Granxer & Co. fora at the ofc northeast cor. Hey Ala, Mer "210 9 i FENIH » BED x 3 . a wania aver Bankbicad, J. Hh, Ala. Netropoitan Motel stone; 3 Mo. 210 North Capttys st. The tree parcein wil rst be put upforasle aval Stirets NoITE Station, where ordere-can be heft, for tue checking of . Miss, “Metropolitan Hotel. Symes, G. G. Col,.'1501 1ath sc Q Ss year Ee Offered separately ed Pe AR Pong peter ae CER cent ee rom Mele a SoD, ‘Thos M. “07 Connecticut ave, nw. | Tarsnés, 7. Mitu., National Hotel, CICK Wales ALND OMALL KF ROFITS. | | Term of sale as prescribed by the decree as amended | Gay of February, 18K, in a certain cause he Lot ‘We would calll your attention to a new line of Gencrai Mauagor. [01%] Gen, Pansenger Agent. 170i Mhodelsianduve.n.w. | ‘Taylor. EB OM 176 Meee MOTTO OF Gt and the balance in two caval Huvtalimeuta tes; | oi€ary erumplainais., sud” Falla Joluwn defend. LADIES’ BROADCLOTHS, JpaLtamoas axp onto Bamaoan. a SSR eer Ss Fou SONS Tes Banton F-8. WILLIAMS & CO. Dronviaty ah tant eae bee ana ct | gaacoree GuMGGHTR nt eaten TCR | Justopend today, 2 chen wide, Our rice g1. | 5 MCURUULE 1% EFFECT NOVEMBER on 1067. atichari, S;¢. 1k, 21° Nord Capitol st Thomas, 3.46/10 ets Pst pw : Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and Fete.n.w.. | pou the preinive- aol asd far tuterost frosthe day | OCLOCK vA fot Jotieret atigine” nenrts'M ator: | COLORS TERRA COTTA. DRAB. SAGE GREES, | MACE NEM SERGEY AVENUE AND OEE Ee Bass, A. M.,N. ¥., The Arlington. ‘Thompson. Ac" Ohler ae Nica Capito st, | Wherewill be found the most complete and varied | geunt-anuuaily.” § deposit of #300 is tole made when | Den huargrd Sad tometer ele Aeeepy a webs AND GOBELIN BLUE. oR Ciscago aud Northwest, Hap. daily 10-55.0ime Blount, James H.” Ga., 416 6h st. n. We ‘Thompson, T. 1; Cal.,'1196 1sth stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Perfumeriesin | the property is sold. if it be aovdl aya whole. If invton, in the District of Colunibi, the Wt improved | oor Gincm Boothman, M. M.. Oio, 52 B st. ne. Tillman, G. B,,8.C.,419 oth se a the city, at prices which nonecan better and few meet, | {2F6* 1 tea mei | bya two-story frame dwelling house. even De. 40 tuck ed oo gama (. Yecsthetrerpcag-emerensng Bound, F.-P: aunt ne Toole, J. K. Mont., 1520 1 st. nw. ‘as shown by the following partial list: Fareel of wronud. If the torus of sale be mot cumplied | ¢pfeT™e Of pope eg ee sat -_, Llsbane and Cleveland, Exp. daily 10:55am Bowden, G. £7 Var 1225 14th St mw, ‘Tracey. Charlee. yo, eiges Mouse. QUININE. Teese ea ert dal vana cost of thede cuitiog | tue balance in two, equal instalments represented | Newline HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 30c.and7Ge | " #ur'ixineton and Jocal Stations, 18:40am, Bowen, HL, Va.’ Metropolitan Hotel, ‘Turner, E. J., Kans., 1513 5th st. nw. purchaser. after five “layw previous advertisement, | tle, Tespecuvly, “atone and ‘wo yeu ‘som | BLACK AND COLORED SILK RHADAME MOTRE | mi %.hh'ptn dud’ SS yan, dally, bape 73, reer, M- Sy Mit Sata Hoel Yanacyer cnn Goi 14th ot. nw, imhi9-dts 1419 Fat now, Gre Rat action of tke trustee oe scan at uke wrtion | 30-inch ENGLISH SUITINGS, 26. ad erate juin $4.30, rower, J. st. DW. ‘oornees, C. S., Wash. Ter., 1633 L st. n.w. ¢#- THE ABOVE SALE_18 POSTPONED UNTIL | ike orate: ~ cate ee . 7 a 530, LN Browne, Thos, M,, ihd., 1332 I st. nw. Wade, Wiliam H, Mo., 1203 Q st. n.w. ek TpRbax APLIL J sede bal se Cane of wale: the ternay of male must be complied | DOMESTIC AND FRENCH SATTEENS. 310, 283. 45-minute trainy, 3a, Brown, Charles E., Ohio, 1120 New York ave, Walker, J. P., Mo. 922M st. n.w. lade SAVILLE, Trustee, | the property will be resold at t CROCHET BED SPREADS, 75c., €1, @1.25. et yeeee Bunnell, F.C. Pa, National Hotel. Weavers. B iowa, 1303. Lat y Be eee eee cle ol Sheen ‘T. A LAMBERT, Trustee, mages wiikiog WO TpeS Brumm, Pa., Belvidere. Weber, J. B. mutase : BLE BEAL ESTATE 12 7 BE Oy OF Wate: 41 PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGS. - _ a -4 5 gee PN RCL, FRONTING ON NEW | — : Buckalew ¢. 1E, Pa., EvbItt House, Walte, J. B,, Ind, regent i Sidi AVENCE. AND” ON” EIGHTEENTH JOHNSON, GARNER & C0, fae ndaye, 8:30 eames REE jurnes, Jas, » Wiilard’s, volte. S. ‘The Arna PRE an 2 1:30 p.m. Burnett, E., Mass., 806 17th st. n.w. Whiting, SQUARE 230, NORTH 25 FEET OF LOT 11, ON Sokeeh on 16:35: = ee Wntting, 2 Mien eet a, | FOURTEENTH STREET. ee ata vid ot _mn30 63C Pa ave., near 7th st sn 8 90 ge dor tan, Breach 16 3 35 Butler, RR. Tenn.. 503 13th st. nw. Whitthome, We te Jy suthority of the late Harriet MeCeney, and pater g80 by vt ae oh ete of penat, P : si. and 15-40 jam. 6On Sunday stops at Butterworth. Ben}. 0..g07 Maple ave,, LeDrottP. | Wickham, ¢. geLxeeutor aod Trustee under te provisions! Tiber No. 1139, follo S17. ct sed. one of the andl mucapetraa Srone, aediate 19:30 ‘Win, D. Ind. @1 i3sth st th Ose ne. thoreof, I will. at the times and pl ces hereinaf- | Seetdeen tie baat ned. Geithorsbury snd tater: points, i ee eee ive nw. Wilber, David, X. Y., Naonal Hotel. Lrpaused, offer st vuclic wale, to the iichest and beat | Feconds of the District of Cotumbie, and at the ro PARASOLS, PaRasora. eee set aee pH a Wilkin’, Berta, Onio, 1414 K st. n.w. | bidder theretor. and ‘om the terms hereiualicr spect. | ee eed FRIDAY Ge SMART Ae ond ‘Sd intrmediate stations, 17:00 p.my CamAle J ahi int connetuctt ave Wilson: Tioniaay Mini Cio acne a ion Digrictat Colaba neers we a7 | Qiywaned, andi aLULALE PAST, HOCK QcLUcK | Feetrectetnrs nalce le of PARASOLS at the | {Chard trains Jere Washington on, Supday ous Sander, A Do on, ae I ae. Wilkinson, T. » 204 Delaware ave. " wg pres PANTY at ? UR OG LR ail tices centuin yleces of parcels of laud atid frenuscs | @HAve Just recured another lot of the TAFFETA Candler, A.D. Ga, 112 Het new, Wittens ea Or Zea vangere ave ne. poche soartankg SEANS ar HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, Fnown and discugu.ched Gs and bait lots ahnebered | GLOVES, in Back and Colors, all sizes, and willcon- | "Pap REDERICK, 18:40 am. t2.90 p.m. 15:30. Cannon, J. G7 IL.,'Wiliard’s, Carey, J. M.,. Wyo, 1406 L st. n.w. Cariton, H. H., Ga, Metropolitan Hotel. Caruth, A. G., Ky., Riggs House, Caswell, L. B., Wis., 806 12th st. nw, Catehmngs, T. C., Miss, The Woodmont. Cheadle, J. B., Thd., 4133 6ch st. nw. Clardy, M. L., Mo., 1543 15th st. nw. Chipman, J. L., Micb., Nauionai Hotel, Clements, J. C, ‘tropolitan Hotel ‘Wise, Geo. Van Ge. nw. Woodburn, W., Sev. G16 toes nw, Yardley, KM. Pa,, Evite House. Yoder, & &. Ohio, 34 Sd st, me. Yost, Jacob, Va, 814 11th st. nw, OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT: ‘TIVES. Kev. W. H. Milburn, Chaplain, 1210 M ot aw. Joho B. Clark, Clerk. Laurel, Md x TO. Towles, ‘Assistant Cle Corcoran st. Clark, By Wis, G st mW. ba ofS Sergeant-at-Arms, 13 18t st. ne, Cobb, J. E.Ala., Mecropolitan Hotel A,B: Hurt, Doorkeeper, 20 Lat st. b.e. nn WBN he W. H. Nichols, Assistant Doorkceper, 119 B st. £¢, Cogswell, Winks Mass 71341 Lst. | pvgurgus Dalton, Postmaster, 240 N. Capitol st. Collins, P. A., Mass. 1325 G st. iw. t, Assistant Postmaster, 1513 10th st. Compton, Barnes, Nd., 1408 Ht St. new. fe Conger, E. H., Jowa, 1101 K st. nw, Cooper, W. C2, Ohio, 1015 L st. nw. Cothraa, Jas. S., 8. ropolitan Hotel, | ‘They Didn't L lore Clothes, WHY WLIIAM THOMAS WAS MURDERED BY TWO BROTHERS IN GEORGIA. ‘The penalty of wearing store clothes in Rabun County, Ga., isdeath, Some time ago the murder Cowles, W. HH, N.C. Cox, 8.'S., N.Y. 1468 Crain, W2 H., Texas, 1 " Crisp, C. F., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, ; r of Win. Thomas, in that county, was reported. Crouse, G. W., Ohio, Riggs House, H Was re Culberson, D.’B., Texas, Metropolitan Hotel, _ | Thufsday one of the murderers, Jos, is, Was Cummings, A. J., N. Y., 507 14th st. now. | Drought to Atlanta, and he tells a cur ‘story as Cuteheon, B. M.."Mi doo Massachusetts ave. | to why the murder Was commttted: ore | “Thomas came cavorui he church,” saft oe oone oe a ing’ up to the church,” iso Mass ave, he,*n wearin sore clothes. Ux boys did not like '¥., 1606 200 9. nw. viaica Rim Laking the shine off us. so we con- cluded to have a little tun. We axed him to ‘drink, Dut he Wastoouppity todo it My brother {hen threw @ stone at aim to see how he would run, and he run, sure enough. Then we both rap was tun, when waddeniy be rope Goes It we had not been drinking we° would Bot hace done what we did. My brotaer is to be hung on Dibble, Sain'l, 8. €., Windsor Hc Dingley, Nelson, jr., Mi Dockery, A. May M Dorsey, Geo. W. E, Dougherty, Chas, Fis the Lith of May, and I am now to the coal Duvets, Yr idaho, 1 mines for life. "I reckon I will used ton. 7 Dunhain, R. W., I, 1325 G st. nw. Mah whee eoay anyhow. | But I never did ike & Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., 15190 st. nw, man wnat wore sore clothen.” ta He has now gone to a place where he will not be Elliott, William, 8. C., Woodmont. troubled by the sight of store clothes Enloe, B. A., Tenn., 601 E st. n.w. Enwentrout, D., Pa., 215 East Capitol st. seaadiahs nett J ¥ J Mo, N.¥., S13 12th st. nw. Diplomacy as an Art, Finley: HF, ey, SOL EA stb "ipieede "stam, may Igo outdoors and. play Finley, ny KY., SOL 12th st. nw, “Mam: 1 Fisher, 8. Ce ee ot ‘with Ned?” 7 bg SUNY. 315 € st. . Mamma—“No, Iam very sorry, but you know ‘Onto, 1112 M st. you did not come home the last time when I told 3 Conn. ave. now. Ala., 1116 G st. nw. pOD., 144 190 st. nw, Fuller, W. E., lowa, 1327 N st. nw. Funsion, E. H., Kans, 905 13th st. Gaines, W.E., Va, Metropolitan Hotel. Gailinger, J. i1., N. H., Dunbarton, Gay, Edw. J., La, 1758 N st. pow, rf, J. Hi, e Portiand. H., IL, 1114 G st. pw, ii., Md., Willard’s Hotel, Dak., 1103 G st. ‘n., Metropolitan Hotel. Mo., 1301 Conn. ave, Va., Ebbitt House. Bst. se. 7, 1325 G st. nw. . Metropolitan Hotel. Ohio, 1308 F st. youto, and I said I would have to refuse to let you go the next time.” Gibson, Chas. Gifford, 0. Glass, PT A Lincoln man who has just returned from an extended tour of the country recently struck a sm.ll town in Missouri where the shanties com- posing the metropolis were surrounded by numer- ‘ous acres of land staked off into lot, Before one of the magnificent trade emporiums sat an old Haruier, A. Hatch, W. a in’ to have a Boom. ane a rd, J Mo., S14 New Jersey av * oe Hemphll, #13, .¢, LES O me awe Who obras Sate Henderson, D. B., lowa, Wormiey’s Hotel, Henderson, J. . «., Metropolitan Hotel, Henderson, 'f. J.. Hil, 321 North Capitol sts Hiervert, Hi. A., Ala. Riggs House. Herman, 1, Oreg., 74 Iiestand, JA. b Hires, Geo. 8, J., Willard’s Hotel ant, RR, Hil, 1507 K st. now. Hogy, ©. E, We Va, 801 T st. Jiounan, W. S., Ind., The Hamilton, Holmes, 4. J., lowa; 1130 12th st. nw. Hooker, C. E., Miss., 1702 19th st. aw, Houk. 7. ¢., Tenn., Congressional Hoveh Hopkins, SL, 13:34 st. ne. Hopkins &. 1308 H st. now, Hopkins, A. J., Tll., 722% Mth st. Howard, J. G., Ind. 1013 & st. now. Hovey, A. P., Ind., 215 Bast Capitq) st. a T. ae i st. hw junter, W. G., KY. 130 East Capitol st, Hutton, J, E> Mo., National Motel Jackson, O. L., Pa.. 613 13th st, nw, Johnston, Jas. T.. Ind., 127 M st. Johnston, Thos, XN. C., GOL E st. now, Jones, J. ., Ala, Hotel, 3 ‘A., New Mex., 1343 L st, Kean, ry N. J. 1736 K st. BW, Kelley, Wm. D., Pa., Cuticura Ointment... wo (2) and three (3).in Wm. B.Wevb and Joseph both inclusive, according to R. Koss Perry's tyme to well at 1c. pati in in a Ladies” Pin-Stripe oe HAGERBTOWS: 18.400: Carnick's Soluble Food Sted. oe) subdivision of orizinal Lots } ahd G, In square me Ee EE eed one 3 3e ee 6, in Bs aati tae eremnnacne colcr HOSE, ali sizes, full made. .t 17. & pair. ‘arrive from ‘daily. 6 ee eee ee Sepa tain corded nthe aartapoPe aR | GA pineriodiathemurvuceodies of te Downe | US Mise annchs PRG Resa COMES |g Atemeass Gem ce SAaD Campbeil’s Arsenic Wafers. Seckou Mew Hsanpakieh wreee, at ‘through to | ,,2erms of sale: One-half cash, and the in | in. choice patterns ond colors, These have cold thie gad 2:26 pm; from Pittsburg, daily, 7:20 am Campbell's Arsenic Wafers Ee sexcepion of Lol 3h whith tenes | twelve (12) months, for whic the note of the pur- | RMR {oF 4-4 82, O-4 $4. &-4 86. Our $1, and5:45 p.m, alder Dentin. ute SC be ea | Sve ae pa eee any a | ect ince desea | «ata es eae ss Ely's Cream Balu: on «wires ‘are among | Soni-annually, UDtil paid, and to be necured by deed of | CME 5 call. a | (Prom St aud intermediate poiute borth. Rascescdag Beto Gaeaie 100 | Si iin Lote in the city, quate 1336 | franc on tus property sold, ot all cauh at thooption of | ,,Baceuitis in Ladies’ HOSE, at 2c. solid colors, pin- | timore. 10 ‘Sing das a Fellow's Syrup Hypophosphites te EG rH ineranr, | tbe purchase. he pronersy will be sold ess whole, | 6-3 ibe taor Linch, wc 2a pain aes | oa Fok 1000 ee tek Loe German Cough Syrup. BERS ae | See aes conor fest, by tiie dlenth oF the | Male. All conveyancing &t cost of purchaser, ‘Tersas WASH Goo! a 00. 0,00) 630, 720, 6.30 and 11:00 Hop Bitters rer bottle. 200 | Crigiual fot 11, iu square 230. This lot fronts on 14th | Of Sie to be complied with within teu days from day | pa? etd '8:3yand 11:00 pi Hostetter’s Bitters. ‘ 100 | Street west, between horth C and Caual streets, | of sale, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to | A full line of Freuch GINGHAMS. ae) al —— Feseli “the “property at the risk and cost of the S ly. SBundays ons. Hood's Saraaparills. 100! ° Terms: «ue-iourth of the purchase mouey in cash | Rote dyane pRrpers: tthe, riak and cost oft A fall Line of Domestic GINGHAMS. —— Horaford’s Acid Pho oy 50 | Sud therblnice tn, three ual paymentn at one twos | Sveut i dot oF more ucwepapers published ln the Dis | ah he of Preich SATAEENS, in eolidcolors and | | Bagrage called for and checked at totals and rea Secmuaies AUR Pecohaee: 1.0 | itd three years from the day of male, bearing interest | MEU In one OF more fancies. ences on orders left at Ticket Ofea, ford's Taree. | atwia per cent, and satisfactorily eecured, or all cas, | Ew Tyee ‘A Tull line of Domestic SATINES. Pennsylvania avenue, Hof's Malt (Tarrant 35 | wt purchaser's option. “A deposit of #250 will be re- | RUBEXT G@ RUTHERFORD, cs We CLEMENTS, Manager, $0 | quired on-each fot at time of wale. solidi G,RUTHERFORD, | { Trustecs DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. net C.K LOKD, General Pamsonser Agent. Fe ee ecard risks It terme: of sale ame not cenciae| | THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Auctiowesr. mh19-dads | | Wehavea line of beautiful Fancy CHECKS, all col- 35 | Swit in teu days from day Of al ia i at ‘ay ca ko kOsS PERRY, UNTIL Executor and Trustee, our and THOS. E: WAGGAMAN, ‘Auctioneer. _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. /DOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. For paltanor= and Steamer SU, Capt. S2- THE ABOVE SALE 15 POSTPONED THURSDAY, APRIL TiFTH, 1888, same RICHARD W. TYLFR. ? KOBERT @. RUTHERFORD,5 Tustecs, gQstest Vangain ins 36-inch CLOTH, all Wool, at Aline of All-Wool CASHMERES and DE BEIGES. 40-inch wide, at 5c, Now is the time to buy MATTINGS. We have a full Iron Bitters per bottle. Imported Bay Ruta, large Jayne’s Expectorant... Jeeves Stephenson's Geiock p.m Kiver Jayne's Alterative. 100 'NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. mhI9-d& is glock, of all peices end styles, from 15c. up to the | Whar, overs fe psratt ry Mellin's Food... 75 | TRUSTEE'S SALF, OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, CARHART & LEIDY, For carther tnlorination, appty te EES SALE r 5 t Nos 2143 NINTH STKEET NORTHWEST AND 2 7 STEPHENSON & BRO ‘Nestle's Milk Food. 5 NOUTHW ASHINGTON, ONE OF THE | 2140 HIGHT STHERT NORTHWEST, AND _mb31-42 82 Fthand 706 Kote, _m3-Gn th etrect wha. 20 PTY SER, STUNTED: AS | ,Biyirue of adecros of the Surreme Court of New Sparse Goons. JRO Bekrors. OLD Pout akp Tus sours. 23 EET AND Vii Of Columbia, passed iin Equity cause! . 4 ‘I OR SE a ry wee | No. 20270, Ceters vs Unemy J yaw aie rps recei agi ogni SS ee em ‘LEARY are. Washington 25 ROUNDS, AND WITHIN A for sale, at public a im front of the respective GOODS. comprising Lise! Francais, a de ‘Steamer ‘ond 25 ROD Re EEALS Sinie OF Roses an aie ‘THE TENTH Dav OF | Scie, and Muscott Silks, Black Satin Duchess, and hy eamand s SMI N GROUNDS. 1? HAS ABOU LL, A. D. 1888, at the hours named, the following | Surah Silks, all grad.*. China Silks and Challies in| Steamer at ‘Point going andretare- 100 PUREE THOUSAND FEET OF PAUKING, AND property, lying in the County of Washington, District | grest variety. yWool Suitings, Wool Combinations, 100] JRONIA HALE A SQUARE FROM BELT LINZ OSU EAST Sour, clock 2, Malthe wet Lines Sicetinen and Plow Ltn all wit “Daan Jands at Cornfield Harbor going and retura- 25 | Lot numbered Afty-three (53), in Wrist Table Ciotus and Napkins to match ; Hem-Stitched 35-50] BY yittueof & decree of the Suoreme Courtof gags | Cox's subdivision of ‘part of Pirasaat Plainn a6, the | Linen Shoote, and Pillow-Cases, in new d-alcue eile yesidcases, “Tebepwouecal 5 10 | passed in a cause whorein Martha ity Anderson to said suvaivision is duly, recorded in the, surveyors WOOE, BuO! £ Co, rs +. aes : SSE | ratian PSE ethers eels | mbt tm ails hha 1» © -0 rove iy wamlueresn fran : ‘2 PAULL, Bayt, Land 6.C.00 es jorthweat, a ‘VERNON! ‘VEKNOM! ae ae RU HIVE OCIDCEE cn BAME DAY, thesontn|_____ MEDICAL, to. _—| MI af herglhc—sypm 117 175 = te uum “= a G7), D’: ‘LEON, "i a 73 100 Fiaips described ja the bai in this tease ta\“Purcel | 4) The Oldet Eetablahed apd Only Relishe Ladle Sanford’s Catarrh Cure... 75 1.00 | feet, thence northwardly 98, feet to Vinvinia avenue, | No: 33. to ee ved Ok 8 four fog frame dwelling house, | can be consulted dally, 464C st., between 43% and 6th 7% —- 1:00 | and thence castwardly with Virtinis avenue 7 feet 6 ‘VENTH DAY OF | 8&2. ¥- 15 26 | Biches to place of beyinuing, containing 3.868 equare Fe ee ea yy OF | “Prompt treatment. Correspondence.and consulta- feet of ground, more or less. the village of Montel.o. ota | tion strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. 85 «125 | “Termsof ‘One-third cash, the balance in two Ave Go | Oftice always open. ‘mh24-| Wyeth's Beef, Wine and Iron. 70 1 00 | equal instalments, in six and twelve months from day sasaie te One nt ter eo | TT HAs NEVER DEEN CONTRADT at Willoaur See Wineesd rea. Gp 1.90 sfaalanmtnu pirten iterate the sua payaane ay Sele Bee Peso: | [p MAL NEVER BEEN, CONTRADICTED, THAT Wilbor's Cod Liver Oftand Lime.....: 75 100 | pemade,withiu fon, days after the of ete ot _ ing Ladies’ Physician in this city.” Ladies you can cash to be paid on ‘of sale or | confidently consult Dr. 7 906 B at. all cash, at of t. Decree of court su- i We 200 | thorises tcucken to vall properts:as a whole or in sope, y ibe court, balance in one | Particular’ sttention, ‘paid to ses pecuilar to 95 | fate lots. Purchaser to defr. ‘of conveyancing. le, accurcd | Ladies, married or simple, Forty years’ experienon = peor Ey paren ans cure any caseof nervousde ‘and loss of nerve = Female. v0 Bet awe ‘mb 16-Lin* 100 0 45 45 45 Ni tS) 0) JES G'SUB OF PaRT OF 89. To roma the ner of Pape Bige Nara area ara |e ELE AS iene song cnvauen, sk PATENT, WITH EN- . teen, PU eae Ne DUMP gang ofS FEET GAUGE, HOLD- Of, anctiSaece SO™ FSR Bylletin Cooxmra B Gu 5 A fa tine of | €as CooxIia sTOvED - (On hand and for ele ©