Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1874, Page 3

STEAMER LINES. F OK POTOMAC BIVER LANDINUsS. ‘The swift and favorite Iron Seemet PILOT BO ser CBDA Landings on the Po- ° 4. - hp reat to eopevery Wedvesday an 6 Sal evening. Stcrday and Sunday trip inctades Guiton’s, Wasi Bischist op's Isinad and Loozardtown. W 8. BYGES, Agent, Sth-street Weart, sople iy W EXPBESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETWEEN 7 ADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., WA! PHIESGTON ASD GRORGRTOWN, b: 0. TILING Da Pier 2, North Wharves, Philadelphia, EDNESDAY end SATURDAY at 12m tom, 69 Water street, George- town. D. ©. MONDAY sod FBIDA ‘This tine connecus Becuiar Semi-weeriy Lins dence, Boston and New Bp age in Boston by this line. SH om oN, SYS, Agent for D. of G. WM. P OLYDE & CO., Philadelphia. F. A. REED, Alexandria, V: a. Pi EALCE, U9 Devonshire street, on, S7 Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or- ders left at General OM-e,603 Pennsylvania ave- Bue, or at the termes’ whart, will be promptly at- we RICAN LINE. MAIL STEAMSHIPS. ORLY LBB Sailicg every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWN ard LIVBBPOOL. CABIN INTBRMBDIATE and STERKAGE ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Bates as ee by anctber fi-st-class Line, PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General a, i Phitsdsiphie FRANK W. 8A eng ly L Pean ANCHOR Link, — <a SEW YORK AND GLA8sGow. VORITS KOOTE FOR TOUR. usar FA aseuger Accommoimtions EAMER SVBKY SATUKD, From Pizks 40 ann 41 Noktm Biven, Rates oF Passace—Pavacts INQURKENCT: = TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LUNDON- DERRY, QUE RENSTU WS OR BELFAST. Onbin ‘sccording to Accotunodations On! ets feenedt at reduoad rat: INTERMEDIAT! STEERAGS na low as by an: first cla-e lt iy, Drafts esswat for amy amount at Bor Tickets or further information, lowest rates, ly to— MISS ANNIE KR. HUMPHBEYS, Wet! pear Pennsylvania avense t00..1443 F N.W., J bear Tr aenry Dep't, Washington. ree" Patvapecraia Ship by “Bow Express Line.” nOM BOSTON AND PROVIDER Bark freight via ag es Tron Lins,” ap » ‘Boaon and romisome Reallroad. ras of “Hew Express Line.” mation SPPI7 Ge HYDE, Ar ly 99 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. CUNARD LINE. noT With the view of dimin: Metou, the Steamers of t! ue ifted scares for all sessons of the year. ae yo the outward peasage from Queenstown to Hew York of Boston, crossing Meri of 0 at 4 lat,, @ nothing to the north of 4. Gn the homeward passage, crossing the Meridian ote i hing te the porta of a. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIVAN BOYAL MAIL 8TEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK 4ND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. Fuow Sew Your. | From New Youre, : 7) Parthia. = Oct, 4 10) "Scotia... Wed., Oct. 3 Oct 1 Sat., Oct. 31 § 7 Wed .'Nov. 4 a} Algeria... Sat., Ber. 7 «WEDNESDAY end BAT marked * do nstcarry steerage passen- T Rires or Passasx.—OnbM, $92, 9100, and @1%, oe nai. eturn tickets on favor 330 currency. om Liver 900! and Queenstown, At lowest rates. Through poe riding to sooommodath Tickets to Pa- Belfast, Giang: Harre, the b ailneat, and for ports. For freight and cabin pase » apply at the Cotapany’s office, No. 4 Bowling im; fot stesrage passage, Building, or to OTIS So. Lil Broad BrGELOW, Baoker, street, opposite Pa: it Otics 7 CHAS G FRASORLYN, Agent, ASHINGTON, NOBFOLE, NEW YORK W**TUsToR AND PROVIDENOR 2° The foe iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKB Baving reswmed ber regular trips to Borfolk wil leave her wharf, foot of Sixth street, every MONDAY and! THURSDAY, at ¥ p.m a principe Fiver landings, eon with steam: and M. Line we and Provi- the Old Dominion Steamship Oom- w York. Freight should be Lady of the Lake, via Norfolk.” B. B FITZHUGH, Mont, sch street wharf, A. 0. PLANT. General Agent, apm R ». 10, Piant Buildicg ) toa HANTS =~ ad STMAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. jeveaiier the Sne Steamships B. 0. KNIGHT aus 2oua'e PSON will eke rewular week Duk ALE D WASHINGTON GECKCETOWN, at c—Leavs from Pi-r 39 Rast river, every SAT P-.; neve GEORGETOWN every ALEXASDK F & BP ry sod whart 43 Water George che corner of 7th street and New York M THOMPSON, Prenident. f nox’ Exprons bos Peansyivent the steamer wharf, will be bene: 2 som 3S MISCELLANEOUS. s6ED OCND TOP R HYDRAULIC CEMENT," ed are now pre! red to farnish the SMENT to dealers and contrac: J. G. 8 J. M. WATERS. No. #8 High street, Georgetown. W SPRING STYLE OARBIAGES.—Over 108 of the latest Bow York styles of BY Phetges, Top snd No- Sash aud Low Door ang Tinges. Second-hand Oarriages taker marily" “LIME? Limsm WOOD-BUBST LIMB 90 cents per barrel. THOMAS FABRY, artee:, B street, bet. lth end Hth n. w. ORTLAXL ((MPORTED OEMENT, FOR making Arzifctal Stove or any Kind of Goncrete | wh for coliars, w ro work", pavements, butld- : re strength is desirable. The | the world. Be for District 1 agent “Stivawb, S¥_ Lovisiansa svenne. ISLAND, N.¥. DYSING ESTAB MENT—£STABLISHED 1519 od ix the country A. FISHER, Acont. 51S th mreet, between F and @. tee given that’ no color rubs off; oe a te get them beck fu time. A. FISHER, FIRST CLAS8 SCOURBE, Beet Petits, Patent Osco IALTIES OF His SOLE PROCESS. Cleaned without taxing chem apart, ned without shrinking. ‘tually, so that they never ort notice, Prices mod od. sepl-ly a Bentiomen es € Grease spots removed et OW Seni UBB @ SASTESL, S¥RAM UDYSK 4Nv SCODR ER Bo. 114 Fyor-sod-s-Hat street, (one Goor SORtB of Coloutasiton Hall.) saxscios Drewes Cleaned and Dyed without being nation on’ Garmenta Oleanet and Dyed whboat inking. + Shoes, Fars, ete., Cleaned at shortess novis-tr —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— \f AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. B™ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 641 Louisiana avenge, twodoors east of 7th st, the county District of Holembis, apd at the request of the party seou' (hereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on THU AY. the Ist day of Octo- ber, 1374,at 4 o'clock p.m. ail that parcel of land stt- uate i Satons ia the, District of o and described upoa the plat and pina of said city as snd beidg sll of lot numbered iteen (15) In square numbered three hundred and at the » (15,) and rai siroet forty-one (41) fest and said lot ning thence east be (1) inch; thence south parallel with the east and weet lines of said sixty (60) feet: thence twenty (20) feet te the east line of said lot: t south with east line ninety-nine (99) feet to the coruer of said lot; thence west with ine forty-six (46) feet ‘and one (1) inch to the southwest corner of said lot; thence nerth with the e forty-four (44) fost’ to the angle of the 30- thence west with said alley fifteen red and sixteen “ to the place of begiening, together with all and ngniar the improvements. ways, Gasements, and appurtenances to the same belonging or appertain- vg. forms of sate, an preseribed by said deed of trast: ‘The amount secured therebv, unpaid, ( $43,050 43,) and expense of saie,in cash, and the balance at six 5.) twelve, (12,) and #ighteen (13) months, for notes bearing inter om the day of sels, sod, os <tr trust on property sol lepost f 8200 will be required at the time of sale, convey arcing at the cost of the purchaser. to pur- chaper. and the 16 deyouit shall be forfelted. ANIEL P: x Semubens HENBY H. TALLMADGE. z soplt-ta = THOMAS LOW LING, Auct. STE ABOVE SALE 14 POSTPONED until TUESDA a eee BILLIPS hour god p'ace, ENBY H TALL Madan, { Trastecs, ‘3 THOMAS DOWCTNG, Avct. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Aactioneer, G41 Louisiana avenus, near 7thatr set, TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE .OPER- etREer AND rENReYLi ANIA AVENUE SYLY. u NOSTHWEST. - By virtue of @ deed of trast from Michael McNally and wife, dated 14th Febraary, 1570, daly recorded in fiber No. 605, folio 43), the un- dersigned, as trustee, and at the request ef ibe party secured thereby. will cffer, at fic sale, on the premicon.on SATURDAY, the 10ch day of October, Is74. at the hour of 4 e’clock p. m., all that part of lot number one, situated ju rqusre west of square pnmber 14, in the city of Washington, Columbia, and bounded as follows, to’ tht fest from the southeast corner of said lot and square and running thence north along sald atroot forty-six and ahsif feet, t thence sonth forty-six and a half feet, sixty f-et to the place of beginning, with the two ure UpOn the same. Ferme of sale: One-third of the parchase money in cowh, the resitue in 6 and 12 the parchaser giving hie notes bearing interest from pleer alt of the purchase mouey may be paid at pr Sampo uo ert 6x pense of the purchaser. é IN. Trustee. ee pW-10t THOS. DOWLING, Anct. RAILROADS. B4ALtim0BE AND ee RAILROAD. AY, JULY 26, 1674 FROM WASHINGTON CITY. » Baltimore and Way perth Annapolis, Oranberry an sy Stations cn Main Stem, aud Washingto Wille, Ofnoin- eley @nd Bed- ‘and Way Stations. + Baltimore, Bladensburg, Beltsville "Anuapolis Janction and Be! 0 D. Mg w York hheott Ofry, Bait: lagerstown, Frederick, tious, (via Metro- m. Bai imore, Annapolis and Way Stations Belay. B.m., Baltimore and D.m., Chicago, 8. Loats, Louisville, Omein- neti. Gotumbus, Sandusky, Docr Park, Darke. les Bprings, Bockvilie, Hagerstown, Putl- man Cars. ‘Breakfast ai Grafton. P.m., Baltimore and Brlay. im., Baltimore and Way Station: Pittabarg, Rockville, Potnt of Boe! burg, Berkeley Spr! Stops at ail’ stations on M Limam Cars SUNDAY TEAINS. 1» Ontsbarta Dpoliten road, Baltemore an. 30,4 West. Putsuere p.m. Fan au Trains Stop at Viaduct Horch, Malay ‘ouse. Siattom, for further information apply at the Baltimore vad Obio Ticket Oftces, Washingion Station, and 4=9 Pounsylvania avenne, where orders will be saken for Baggage to be checked and received at Say point in the city. HOS, R. SHARP, Master of Transportation. Ticket Agent. Lm LE, General Ket GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Gen'l Agent. iv38 BAbtiMore & POTOMAO RAILROAD D&rot coRNs2 61H AND BstTRazats N. W. After Sept. 23h, ar, zane Will run as follows: TAAINS LSAVB ROK TRAINS ARKIVE PALTIMOKE 4 WASHING <r "ON S. @.. northern 6x- 6:138. m.,New York Ex- F m. Fast Line iy, Datiy. m., Limited Bx- 10:400.m.,Accommods- eae for New York, too dsily ex, Sunday. sity ex. Sanday, Par-¥:40 p. m., Balthnore lor car train. ‘and Boitsdeiphia vex: 11:08 0. m., Fast Line press daiiyyex, 6009 West daily,ex. r 3:40. m., Accommude- Hon, daily, ex. Sunds; . 4°83 p. m., for Pittsburg. Otncinesti, aod Sonth. west, daily, except Sun. p.m, roms from New York, eily, ex. Sunday, 39». m., Accommeda et nea m., daily, New York Night Express, s& > m., Pacitic Exp., wally, except Batarday, West'ang North; onB lay leaves at ¥:05 p m for Weat. Trams leaving Washington at 5:35 9. m. on ‘i Teesday and Friday, aod Oo ». m. dally, except Sunday, conusct at Bowle with trains for Pope's Creek Line. Trains teeving Washington at 6:35 8, m. end 3.40 p.m. connect at Odenton with traina for An- napolis, aing arriving st Washington at 10:40 a.m. 429 p.m »Sonnect at Bowle with trains from pets Creek ine, aasongere loavilg their orders at Ticket Office ot f isth wrece and Poausyivena corner ath street and Penneylrae : owe, can have their baggage called for and heeked at hotels and residences to all solute North snd West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Oolam- os, Indianapolis, Loaterille,8t. Lonis, Hew Or- ans, Obicago, Omaha, Ban’ Francisco, and all net, North ana South. L. DUBABRY, General Bup*t. owl Passe Agent. apzi-tt _&. 8. YOUN W874oennsruvania novrel874 To SQRTRWEST, sOUTH, Exp sourawzsr, rains leave se follows: ¥ Lo 6:3 nm. me n. oy Te .m om.) ELT pm. THE GUEAT DOUBLE TRAOK ROUTE, ath elegant Sceuery, Palaco Stste-roum Day'and a t Usrs, wiih mondern tmprovements. Two hundred milles esved t- Weatern and Central Sow York. WAKE CONNECTION £0TIONS hecngh from WASHIAGLON to the WEST and SUBIH without change Tickets by this route can pe procured ne offices “ cae eee 4. Peunsylvants a ©DBer © ect rhs jas, ducer Satiomal Hotel, where Fellable tatoraatisn will be ly in ring tokets St these offices can ou o cure ecccumodasious in Palace Cass for Chicago, Louis and Befalo. P nee ee RANCE COMPANIES. FIRE INSURANCE. Biagare Fire 1 — Asets, 1580208. Borpie a Bep: ompary of New York— ce “Company of Fire Insuraace tien, gata al —e TAM b See eee 8 00. mayt-tr Agents, 607 7th street northwest. MERCHANT TAILORS, ite. MSKCHANT TalLon, ? Sraser, Orrosies Pazawt PP. > Butemnons, £ AbMY an Avy & OO" ns, Manbaitan Fire Iueq: Fork— Assets, 9606450. Bational ‘phe ALEX4NDEIA @ WASHINGTON RE ALEXANDRIA & FREDEKIOKSBUKG BLE. OCoexeR oF 8 ap SIXTH StaEnTs. — ton lexandria as foil is eal Otions corner a OSES DAMB’'S WINE OF THE Woops. VEGBTABLE CATHABTIO AND TONIO. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, &e, Bioop Pustvieg amp Liver LnvigoRaton, Being © pleasant Purgative by aad AUCTION SALES. .NSON BROS., Auctioneers, Boutheaat corner th aid D streets northwest, LE OF A LARGE STOOK 1 PURRITOR A BA CHAMBER I INGRAIN, STAIR, AW. ss Oe te CHe D nAnoes” = it -caae; ut and Oak Extension Tables, 8 by 12 fet; Wainut Single and Donble Bedsteats; Second-hand Parlor Organ, and 1 Piano; Pieces all woo! Oar; 3 Pieces wool filling and ir Carpeting; jeoes Brussels ~ big ues; ‘Cloth; Bag C; i Pieces 446 4-64 White and Check Matting, ee with -. Sesorted « Cod = ae assware, ators Bc. ‘The attention of the trade and others is invited to the above positive sale, rms, cash. a a {Rep.Her] DUNDANSON BROS, Aucta, \B & OLE. ks Bi aoe Penney ilact reuue and inth st eee vite May “ ‘Bar Office a WASHINGTON, "a decree of the Supreme Court ‘By virine of’ S the District of Columbia, passed in eqaity canse No. 3,301, of Lonis H Schneider against Sarah H Tartos et al., the uadersigned, astristees 4m said cause, will acl at publi¢ auction, to the highest bidder, on TUBSDAY, the 29th day of Bepiember, commencing at 9 o'clock p.m ,onthe premises, the hereinafver-desoribed reai estate, to wit: Lot ‘numbered 23, in eubdivision of orictaal lot numbered li, in sqgare numbered asventy-miae, 79,) (made by the trustees fu the cause.) with the Sreprovements theceon, consisting of a large brick dwelitog, containing about 13 rooms. Tnmeolately afier the above sale will sell lot 22, in said subdivision of anid tot 14,1 t William P. ot tered A. in Elliott's subdivision of ori— ginal lot 18, in enidl sqnare 79, and the improvements thereon, cousistiog of a large dwelling-hoase. And immediately after the abore sale will soll Lot lettered B, in said subd: sald sqnare 79, and Impro thereon, consiating of dwetling-hon: lots A and B being 21 ob, by 71 feet i rh. feat e pt Torms of sale: One-third purchase money cash avd balance of pacchase money payable ia six (6) and twelve (12) months from day of sato, with fn- fereatat eleht percent. per auuam antl paid; the parmen? thereof to be secured by the promissyty hotes of the purchaser oF purchasers, with a surety oF suretics, to be approve! by ths trnstees, or the whole of the purchase mon-¥ can be day of sale, or on final ratification theresf by the conrt. "A lien will be retained. on the. property sold, and no deed will be given uatil all the pa Chase money shall have boon pala. Alt conv aneing at cost of the parchasor or purchasors. If purchaser fails to comply with terms of sale within ton days after day of nale, the Trustes reserve tha Tthe property wold at the cost and risk iting purchaser or purchasers. A de: it be required om each ploce of prop- sepl7-ckds = LATIMER & OLEABY, Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED, ON achount of the tatge Until TUESDAY, Octobe by Thy e. y order of = tere! ome Mar ant WU STIMED © OLEABY, repm-dads AY uetioneers. ¥ B. HW. WARNES, Ketate Broker and Anctionesr, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts. northwest TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THRI BRICK DWELLING ON Tan W OF lstH BTRERT, BETW STS. NORTHWEST, Av aU: : Virtue of a deed of trast, dated September 25. A.D. IS71, duly recorded in Liber Gsl, folto ‘80, one Of the land records for Washington county, District of Columbia, and at the reaaest of the party sucured thereby, we will sell at public avction, in front of the premises, on TUBSDAY, September 29th, 1874, at 9 o'clocl B; Migs the fol: lowing described real atate, sicaate fa the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: All that certain pieoe or parcel of gronnd, being part of ori- ginal lot numbered twonty-nix (23,) in eynare num- red two hundred aud fifiy-two, according te the plau of said city, and boanded as follows, viz: Com- mencing et a point on Thirteouth (13th) street west oue bundred acd fifty one (151) feet and four (4 iuchea from G atcect nortb,and runniug thence sioug said Thirteenth (13! street northwardly clenteen( 18) feet and eleven (11) In-hes, thance wont raliel with eaid G st. one hundred and four (104 thence soath parallel witn said ‘Thirtesath (12th) a reet eiatiteen (15) feet and eleven (1i)inches. thenes cast parallel with aid @ street ono hundred and fonr (104) feet to the piace of beginning, toget er with the improvements me above, Terms: One-third cash, ant balance at six twelve months, for which tast cbsser will be requ'red to give his besring iuterest #t the rate of ten per cent. per an- unm from cay of sale secured by a deed of trest on the premises wild, A doposit of $250 will of the parcbaser at time of sale. All % purchaser's coat. If terms of sale compiled with tp seven days from day of property will be resold at the risk and Cost parchaser or purchasers after five nt fa some one oF more nswspa. pers published in the ctty of Washiagion. &. O WILLIAM 8TIOKNEY, | pra, GEORGE H. PLANT, @7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, ON gcc: ont of the weather, until TUESDAY, October 18 devcleck pth WILLIAM SORES Trastess. GEOBGE H. PLANT. . 3.7. OOLDWELL, Rep} Saleen, ¥ B.H. WARNER, Reel Estate Broker a Federal Buildings, corner 7t TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD- ISG LOTS AT MOUNT PLEASANT, D. v., AT AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 24, A. D. 1871, duly recorded in liber 687, folio 23, one £ the land records for Washington county, ia the District of Oolumbia, at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at public suc: {ion tn front of the premices,on MONDAY tember 28h, 1:74, at 45 o'clock p. m., the follow: ing-described real eet: sitmate the county of Washington, D C., ‘art Lo! pumbsred 1/1) and the whole of Lot numbered two, (20) in uel abdivision of Pleasant Pisias id iota fronting op Lith street 4 uid Lianeaa Hill or Pierce mill road, the same ‘niy-eight thousand (23,000) square a Trustees, )-0okde Anctioneer, ‘aud F sts, northwest. te of 7 din cash; balance in twelv. -four months, for which jastalments the pi chaser will be reqaired to give his promissory no bearing interest at the rate of tea per cent. pse an. Et fim the Gay of sale, and acctred by a deod vf st outhe property acid. A deposit of $500 wili red at time of a! od sll conveyancing at expense of the purchaser. pet complied with in seven serve the right to resell the p: cost of th Sertiovaeneh, 4 pist of the property can be seen at ths office of the enctiOn ST LLIAM STIOKNRY,? GEUEGE H. PLANT,‘ Trustocs, J.T, COLDWELE, Salesman, re THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above terms, the afove-described property will be res Id af the risk aud cost of the defoulting purchaser on TURSDAY, Uctober 6th, eT LLETAM STICKNRY,. GEORGE H PLANT, "5 Trustees. 3 T.OOLDWELL, Salesman. perty at ths risk and faviting purchaser, after five days’ ad- redo at BY 8,8; BABNE Boat Ewta ind Anctioneer, Federal Buiict ‘band F ets. norchwoet, FINE THRPFESTOKY PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, SKVEN ROOMS AND 'H-BOOM, No. 1843 COLUMBIA STREET NUBTH- WEST, AT AUOTION. Un TUESDAY, October 6h, 1574, at 8 o'clock @:". shall offer for sale, at public suction. in front of the premires, the above property, being Rotten in Morrison and others subdivi- ston of eqnare $69 Terms: S70 cash; batance on long’ time, ‘f re- auired. “g20 down.’ All conveyancing at exponse of purchaser, J.T. OOLDWELL, cct?-4 Salesm: B* wasn, B. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer, No. 1001, northwest corner lth and D streets. VALUABLE CRIMPROVED PRI NOBTH A. B te PEIx EES eay AUCTION. r) On TUSSDAY, October 6th, 1874, at 6 prem: the east 17 feet of lot 17, fi with depth of 128 feet Livgh, t. et alieg. ‘One-third cash, belance in 6, 12 and 18 mou! hs. with notes bearing interest and secured by Ume of sale, bet WABK. B. WILLIAMS, Anctr, RY LATIMER s Leary, uctioneers and ccessor to Green & Williams, Aucts..) +. BE TH AND SEY- ENTH STREETS EAST AT es o'clock p. m., I siisil sell tn front of the feet Linch, to a 8) foot alley. Ter deed of trust onthe property sold, glWdowa at ES ‘Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsyivania avenue and Lith st. Btar Office Bujidings, ocammaen ADMISISTRATRIX BALE O - CASE PIShO FORTE PANLOR AND Of aL. AND PLATED WA FBENUB WEDNESDAY MORNI! ber nslayat £0 o'clock: Tieton: Ber inerse balseeteg J. Bierott, deconsed. We part: ve lor Upright Piano, ros: rzcaker beta peter cass wren Walout Partor Farniture, ta Cee velvet, rs Tiatimne s ObBanY, Aves: s WFIOB, Goruer of Th SALB IS POSTPONED of July, same hour and ‘TON DONOHO, Trastes. So THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO nthe = roma the oe gy porty wi resold at ‘and cost o¢ Scraniting purchaser, on MONDAY, October 5, Termes | OP SEATON DONOH ON tro sepyo-d : BJ.38W BX BONCANSON BROTA RES, Anctioncors, Southeast corner 9h and D streets northwest. 8 SALE OF IMPROVED RRAL B3- TEATENON NORTH, CARGLIGE AVES OE BETWEEN THILD AND FOURTH STREETS By virtue of three decds of trast, bearir g date pe Lith December, 170, 1h Julys Isl, aud recorded reapec- His No. 195, &e r No. liber No. if, folio 87, & of the OO" of Washington cownty, District of Colombia, atthe written request of the ‘Treaserer of the Mechanics Building Association, No 5, the party secured thereby, we will MON. BAY, 5:h Octoder, 1374, at @ o'clock p.m.. pro- ceed to geil et public sanction, in front of the premises, the east forty-eight feet and seven inches of the south half of Lot No. 3,in square numbered 791, said forty eight feet seven inches, fronting on North Carclina avenue, and improved as follows: two two story frames, each aboat twelve feet front, with sliey between the balance by @ frame shed, T ‘One-third cash (of which $5) will be re- tim: ale npon each piece of property elance insix snd twelve months, with in- terest, at eight per cest. per annum, deferred pay- ments to besecured by deed of trast and insurauce to the satisfaction of Trustee. Terms to be fally complied with within six days after day of Cometh otherwise the Trastees reserve the rij atter one weeks notice, at the risk an: de- waiting purchaser. All conveyancing at co:t of Pe Ys! Trustees, fa Dorchaser, BB sevi7-eo&da _ DUNOANSON BROB., Ancts. Y WASH. B WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, (Saccessor to Green & Williams, Auctionsers,) Northwest corner 10th and D streets. BUSTER'S SALE OF SIBABLE LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN iri AND Stu STBRETS WEST. By virvagof a decree passed by the Supreme Boca’ of the District of Columbia, in Eyuity yase No. 2,360. I will sell at public suction, in front of the premisea,on MONDAY, tho th day Qctober, st 9 o'clock &. m Lot No. 23,in Square No. 517, in the city of Washlagton, DO.’ ‘This jot fronte 67 feet 4 inches on Massachuset avenue, 4th and Bch : ‘Term: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve montis, for whieh the notes of the parchasor, boar: hcg iutereal trem the Gay of gtey will be taken, & lien retained on the property. ' A depostt will be required.at the time of sale. All convey Auicing at cost of purchaser. Ne Whee MATTINGLY, trastooa E. 5 wepes-d [Rept Wash. B WILLIAMS. Act. ¥ WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Boceessor t. Greon & Williams, Aactionsers, 1001, northwest corver loth aud D streets. By virtne of a decd of trast to mo, dated Sep- é: T 19h, 1571, and recorded in’ Liber 67, folio $79, one of the iand records for the District of Columbia; and tn Liber HB No. 5, folio 485, one of the Jand ‘records for Prince George's county, Marr land, I will cffer for sale, on MONDAY, Qoto- ber », 1574, at € o'clock p. m., in front of the prem- ises, Lot 3, in T. Mosher’s Snbdivision of Boall’s Discovery, recorded in Liber 683, folio 19%, $1 acres rden land, house of § rooms, barn aad other nildings, two miles from Navy Yard, on T. B. rom ‘Terms: $1 400 cash; balance 1,2, 3,4 and B years, with interest, secured by deed of'trast $08, PATON, Trastos, sep23-eokda WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. BY B.H. WARNER, Real Evtate Broker and Anctioncer, Federal Buildi: gs. coraer 7th and F sts, northwest OHANOERY SALE OF CYPRESS LUMBER. By virtue of a decree passed September 13, 1874, ia {uuits cause No. 30, Docket 18, Supreme Court, District of Oolumbis, wherein Jubn M, Trainer is pleiptiff, and David B. Smith defendant, 1 will sell at public auction, on the @-street wharf, in the c ity of Washington, on MONDAY, Octobor 5, 1574, at O'clock Ps D., 8 qnsntity of Oypress Lumbar, oati- meted at frem forty to terty-five thonsand fect. It Wil be sold fn lots of from one to five thoasand feet, 7 hb. Sims © DEN JAMIN N. MEEDS. Receiver. s0728-td “WARNER, Ane BANA! Ey THIS EVENING. RY LATIMER & OLEAKY, 6 , ai apt he Lad oe Lote « joathwent corner Pennsylvania avenge and Lith at, Star Office Building. : ER'S SALE. JN, LIOKNSED PAWN- NER Tu STREKT AND SRW , at ths anctfon rooms of Latimer corner ith street aud Penpayl- enne, on MONDAY, October oth, umencibg at 10 o'clock am. ant 7 o'clock p: m., end continuing TURSDAY avd WBDNSSDAY at the same hours, s large and varied assortment of upredeemed pledges, viz: 2 Over 100 GULD AND BILVBR WATCHES d Chains, Jewelry ,Opora Glasses, Guns. Pistols, jruments, Oarpets, Bed Clothing, kets. LADIES’ AND GENT’s CLOTHING, & largo xssortment of Conta, Panta, Vests, 100 Overconss, 200 pair Pants and Vests, Ladies’ Dresses, Doder Wear, & ,with many articles ungecessary te detali, the whele to cash. bo rold without reserve for A COHEN, Pawnbreker, 7th street and New York avenue, LATIMEL & OLBARY, Auction Ty septs-ts (Rep. lth street aud Pann. aveaus, BY 22 wanes » __ Beal Kstate Broker and Anctloneer, Fedora) Waildigs, corner 7th and F ste, northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON i, AT AUOTION. By virtue of a deed of trust tons, dated An- gust 0. A. D. 1872, duly recorded in Liber No. folio 481, one of the land reovrds for the Dis- ef Columbia, and at the written re juest of the party seonied thereby, we will rell, at pattie auc- tion, in front of the peemisen, on MONDAY, Bop- s tember w t 8 o'clock p.m., the following scribed real nate in the city of Wasn- ington, B O., to wit!—All that piece or parcel of erund Known aslot nambered one kundrea and thirty--tw in the recoriet subdivision of 132,) bora ris hundred ‘end. seventy-live 4 ed within the following metes and Beginning at the southeast corner tol street and Myrtle avenue, and ran- ning thence east along gaid avente sixteen (16) fest; thence sonth at right augios sixty-five (65) fect: thence west sixteen (16) fect to eatd North Capitol street, ard thence aiorg seld street sixty-five (65) fect to place of beginning, together wi. the im- Drgvetwenis, as above. ms: Two thousand dollars, with (ntorast at ten percent. per aunum from February 10, 1874, to day of sale, ard expenses ot sale in cash,’ aud the bal: bnce at six, twelve aud olgbteen mraths, for whieh the notes of the L poepicey besring interest from the dey of sale, and secured by 9 deed of trust on the operty sold, will betaken. A deposit of @100 will 2 required at time of » and all conveyancing at expense of purchaser. Jf terms of sale are not com- plied with fn seven days trom day of sale, the tras tees reserve the right to resell the property at the sud cost of the defaultiog purchaser, after Live Fe ee Tey TD GALLUP, THOMAS T. Fister, { Trastoos B2-TAE ABOVE SAL® JS POBTPONED until FBIDAY, October 9th, Is7t,same hour aad place DAVID GALLUP, ; ‘Trustess. THOMAS FISHER, eopsB-coade = J. i) eel Tt. T. COLDW. Y WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctionoer, ae to Green & Williams, Ancts, No, 1001, nortiwest corner 0th aud D ea, TEUSTRES' SSLE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK STREETS Wb’ i By virtue of a dood of trost to us, dated Augast Gs A'D srs, ¢ in % 1873, daly 1ecorded in folio 431 vt sed , one of the Lend strict of Columbia, and at the r of the d thereby. we will sell, fu front of the after tiagesre oe A a. fround situate in the city of nown and described as ererainentet cecsiny neml pine, ( deres two bi a6 Cighteen (18) foctaine sae as : ‘Terme: rd cash; at six, twelve, result the w Hy -g voven days the erastee AUOTION SALES. N BBOS., a: Be Baten! corner beh and FOR HaBbING S\¥S 1 o'choe! nv NEE actionesre, D streets cor'd eee XNONVILGE BUs PLALE is ow MIBSOB, DUUSLE R* WM. & WALLS O0., Auctioueers, Horse aod Ger risge Bazar ith streets, Loatsians avenue, ib and On TURSDAY MOBNING, ober . commencing #t 10 o'clock, we will sell at mar Rezar Pair Bay arses, Phaeton, ard Harness bet ng. ing to M. Willian, who sells them for the want of wee. They being an exo: Ment pair of horses; good roadsters; work in single or doable harness. Lae, { Horses, Wags Harnees. Fee Toe TOWEL sk BO nite 3 W. &. WALL & Oo , A Viton Marble Bal uctlouesrs, Hos.900 and 90% Pennsrivania srenne, cor. %b PEOIAL SALE OF 40 ELEGANT PABLO . EB MOST MOURRE! tUlrEs OF Ti WALN second re foora of sTY Will sell, on our sales- rom. {0 SETS PARLOR FCRNITURE. B'ach avd Gray Hair Cloth, Li Green, Stripe 0% Q smoke, Pearl, 1, Red ana Fancs Reps. We call special attention of buyers to the Parlor rr iture, a Twenty-five u Three hun octt-1d B* THOMA\ Real Est of other turn “wee ats Wal Bar oo. A ans. Ls pand Oak &xterston Table® ¢ acd twelve Owk Chairs to match. 2 Vilelotn, nd bon-ekeap ALL & 8 E. WAGGAMAN, ate Auctioncer, $19 Tth street. ith a lange stock ‘articles nara CHANCERY 84 Lk OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HIGH STEERT, GEORGETOW By virtae of a dects's of the 8: the District of Colum*ia, pass: Seo in which ‘m. plainante,and W 2.49, equity He auction, In front of the premisss, the 12th ond being three (23, ef of oy re at pab on MONDAY, Cay of October, 1574, at 5 p.m., all that © or parcel of greund lying and being in Georgetown, D. © , on the east si he south half of lot nam in Beatty and Havkias' afdition to High street, tweaty- Georgetown, with buildings and improvements thereon, Terms of | down on day ‘St purchaser's cost toe Ne: Oash, (of which $59 must bs paid of sale,} and te Ku balance withia five days thereafter. All Fpaverancing and recording terms of sale are not com- plied within five days sfter sale, the trastes Te- serves the right to resell at risk and cost of defanit- WEBB, ing pure! ccre-d BAINBRIDGE H Traster, THOS. . WAGGAMAN. Anet. ¥ WASH. B WILLIAMS, ancti (Snecessor to Green & W. No, 1001, north th stree OTION. 2 On THURSDAY. the 15th m., at Houre No.9i21 joneer, illiams, Anct’s.) weet Corner ldch and D SION TADCES DH OBES, BBDST! rect, WaAL- instant. at 12 + between 9:h and north west, we shall sel! the above- named articles to the highest bidJers for “octé-d {Rep} WASH. B. WILLIAM: B No. 1001, northwest corner igth and D. TRUSTEE’S SALB OF HOUSEHOLD F PLATE PL BRUSSELS, INGKAIN re. By virtue of @ deed of trust, dated the lxi mi and duly 68, one TURE, BODY day of a1 in Liber Ne (Successes FB eNOK 1872, folios ‘693, records for tha District of sell, on THUBS: at 10 oe ook a.m, et Anct Ww. .B. WILLIAMS, Anctt "* ¥ WASH ciccueee uctioneer, ‘iNiams, Aact's,) ©. recorded of the land jambia, I sball DAY, the 19th day of dctober, 1874, honse No. 91%, on [atraet 4 ce 5 Dbeiween gh oud 1th streets northwest, the follow? ing articies, Two har o ‘e Mirror ne handsome Bosew: holstered tn Damask: 8 pieces. Green Bep Parlor Suit Rosewood Marble-top with Sik : deome Black Walnnt Fr 8 pieces. @ Frecca- Frame Parior Suite, up- ‘abies and Farey Casirs. Hendsome Lambrequins, Cornices aud Lace Qur- Window §| Two Black e8' Walnut Bedst and Washstand: ‘Table and Bea e Oreekery, Te 00! Sed hedes, Bod! Chambe i Ss Pillor wie, Cai seat Chairs. Brussels Parlor Oarpets, ites and Wardrobes. latrraases. ws and Bolatera, Marble-top Mressing Bur arels. Three-ply, Iograin and other Oarpets, alnut Extension D.ning Table and Chairs. nd Kitchen Begni-ites. a Teustes, cash. WM MATTINGLY, {Rep.) WASH. B WILLIAMS, ant. H. eal Re ATCTION ING_ LO’ LOT ETKERT x SIGHTEBSTH STREETS NOK’ On 8. square incke foot alley. o’clock front cf the ‘premis WARNES, Beal Estate Broxer and Asetioneer, Federal Building, Oorner 7th ard F sta, northwest. SALE ON BETWER. OF A VALUSBLE BUTL?D. TRE 80U 8: PG 4 BIDE OF G SEVENTEENTH AND ATUBDSY, 0 +P m., I wii fronting on with a depth of 133 a 1b G st feet Bs, THWEST 17, 1574, at Terms: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve eighteen, and tw ight percent. per annum from cod of i trost ontl «f purcha: a Kes seposit ut time of eal iy-fonr months, with tnton ¥ of sale, securad y sold: $100 wil: be Alico: r. Terms to be cv ta auc nplied J _T COLDWELL, Salemman. BY B. B. Federal Building, corner7th aud F sts. northwest. GUARDIAN’S Sans, AT AUOTION, OF DE- PIRABL' BET. WARNER Estate Broker and Auctionser, PROPE TY ON ‘WEEN 4% AND Gru STS. WE: 800 TH M ” ST. = By virtne of certain decrees of the Sapreme Court D. C..1 will sell at pr front of the premises, on 19, 1874, st 6 o¥clock Wasuington dwelling. Teme of three ¢qual the day of mente to be erty sold Au Cer A 10 On Bor ance . S10 on acceptanes ON A. RUFF, Gasrdisn, J. T. OOLDWELK, Salesm City, Jas. 8. Kowanos, Attorney, : One-third cash, the residas iments at 6, 12, and 18 monthe ft ith interest P.M.» 5. iu square 581, D. C., improved by a frame octd-eotd I ¥ DUNOANSON BBOS.<Anctioneors, Southeast corner $tb and B streets northwest. HOUSE AND LOT ON SHANCERY SALE ce Bt By victue of adrcree of the Supt Ge District of Columbis, the assignees of piainante, aed Blizaboth B. efendants, and by virtue of au additional order of said com passed in the marter o on the 9h day of A DAY. the 20th di m . Cif-r for sale, at public suction. y na8 fo our subdivision fn s ws (form, ote 3 , Beat rt, holdin, ly y sud Haw! in Gone passed tn Bonit: Cause 1351, docket Jopn Lene, ankrupt, » IN GEORGETOWN. ‘© com- ‘nud others are Scourt of baukraptey, and the estate of said ban il, 1874 ef October, 137 a front of 25 feet on 21 street, and rans hi beck with thet width 150 fect. and is improved by well-buiit twe story Fram» House with back build- ing Pr Lot 2 has a front of 21 28-100 on 24 street, n that width 85 feet, and ts unimproved Terme: One-third cash, residue in two equ 6 sud 12 montns with interest at 5 pe: tecured by adeed of trot. each lot on day of sale. complied with within seven days from day of sais the property will be rosold st risk and coxt of tho dctautipg p ment: some paper Couveyaneing at purch oct eod inted and A deposit of If the terms of sal of John ONOANSON BROS , Ancts. od rans @re not chaser DY giving five days notices in Prblished in the District, os rapt. [Washington Law Reporter and Georget»wa Qou- rier copy I BY E J. SWEET, Beal fstate Broker and Auctioneer, No. S11 Tih strect vorthwest, Cay remises, to th ober, = et eo TAREE. ‘WEES lira AND ‘EST. ‘HE SOU’ By virtue of a deed of trust tous dated May Gz A. D. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No 651, folio 336, rds re will se! of the lat 1 sell bi z "20, 1874, at 9 o'clock p. 2 feet of tet 9, proved by. three-story brick dweltin ved By. three: perme of sale: i of tod rms = The amou cured by said deed of trust aapald aad cpenecs of cas fi re wu rr a depth ‘of 109 feet, nd reco! Washing- public auction, tn frout er,on TU, bida: ‘ashi the east tale (alt amounting to about ih end 18 months, for whi notes of the purchaser. in from Gey of sale, eud secured by # deed of trast upon the property shall be taken, “Oonvey ‘at pare Cheser’s cost If terms ‘ot sale are not com reserre the days’ sdvertisement, at the risk dcfanlting purcheser_ ar right to resell the pro; oud YY, the sale, ths tru: perty after five cost of the The Perkius Tragedy. THE BUERAND'S STORY—INPI ELIT TION AND DEFPBRATIO: WIPFR'S DENIAL. A dispatch dated Cincinnati, October 2, says The mystery of the Perkins murder and « tempted suicide grows deeper with the new de velopments of to-day. The husband of the cnhappy woman who killed her child and at tempted ber cwn life on Wednesday last, it Appears, bas fearfally wronged ber. He bes notoriously kept @ mistress, and she hss been #0 bold as to call at bis houre and ask for him. It is even stated that she demanded that he put | Away bis wife, and that she threatened to kill | them both if he did not. This prostitute, it is | seid, told Mrs. Perkins how her husband had been conducting himself. There is no den.al that Perkins had led a dissolute life, thoagh it | ts said in bis defense that as the dupe of older men, who laughed at him for bis weak. ness for women whom they brought so bis no- tice. THE HUSBAND'S STORY. It may be remembered that at the inquest Perkins refused to teli the name of the man who was in the house on the night before the murder. He bas reconsidered the matter, and toid bis friends the story of that dreadfal nigbt. It tmplicates Joseph Clare, a member of Per- kine’ Orm. residing at Bethel, twenty-five miles dirtant. The story ts thie—Per picions of intimacy between Clare wife, toanded on her desire to visit at Clare's hoass, Against her husbena’s will. Clere has been in the habit of visiting the city once in @ week, and for the Inst fow weeks bas stopped at Per 8’ house. On Tuesday night lest bi id Porkins deter: cions. He went out with © e of going down town, Clare saying be pg to the exposition.’ They parted a ins slipped back home to preceded him, and was He (Perkins) secretet i took observat bat lare ha: airs with bis wif himself down stairs, He saw Clare go ont and get a bottle of be avd take it up stairs. He heard them be trsing to get the child to sleep, #: could go te bed. He beard them talking in a iow, gar way about what they had previousiy done, and when he had fally satistied himseif of their intention, he went np snd accased thom. His wile reminded bim of his own sins. He or dered them both to leave the house at once, and angry words passed. Finally they agreed thst in the morning Mrs. Perkins and the child should go to her relatives, im norchern Olio. She was much distressed at being ordered away Clare begged that no disclosure should be made, on account of bis family. With this under- standing Perkins left bis home early in the morning. His wife had attempted suicide about 4 o'clock, but had promised to not repeat the attempt. When Perkins foand that some- thing was wrong by the failure of the hackman to get into the house, he went to Clare and told him he feared suicide. Clare begged to be al- lowed to get away, but Perkins insisted he should go to the house. He went, and soon as he eaw the body he left and has not since been seen, except ai the exposition that day, where he was seen drunk. This is the story of the hus- ban Clare if a middle-aged man, the father of grown-up family, quite wealthy, ® prominent church member and leading temperance man in his neighborhood. This story is at utter va- riance ‘with the antecedents of his life. A SRCOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. Mrs. Perkins’ father arrived to-day, and had a sorrowful interview with his daughter. Some time atterward, while her father was standing in the door, she got asmail pair of sciasors from the work-basket, and stabbed her throst about the old wound, but missed, by a mere chance, the carotid artery. Her father st once took the deadly instrument from ber, but she begged to be permitted to die. She retused to eat or drink, and said she would not live. 5 very nervous in the afternoon, but to-night was better, though her symptoms sre uot favorable for recovery. In conversation with the coroner to-night, she utterly denied improper intimacy with Clare, and says her husband became enraged without caure snd wanted to drive her from his bome, aud that Clare interferred to beg that she might y till morning, This statement she makes with the full behef that she will not live. So the mystery thickens. KEErtne tt vr.—The advice of Horace Gree- ley; “Go West, young man, go West,” ts some- times good advice to follow for moral as well a Sranctal recuperation. About fifteen years ago Rev. leaac Kalloch,a Baptist clergyman of Boston, was indicted and tried for adultery, which, in Massachusetts, is a penal offence. Thongh the facts were positively sworn to, his able counsel euccecded in securing a disagree ment of,the jury. But pabilc opinion was so Srong against och that be left the ministry and went to Kansas, and engaged in busines: there. Within the last year, however, he bas become a preacher again, and is said tobe more successful than ever. Ona recent occasion in Leafenworth it is ssid thet the great church, the largcst in Kansas, was filled to overflowing, and crowds who desired admission were turned ay from the doors, The New York San re- marks: ‘This shows how short is the memory of the public for accasationsof adultery brought against am eloquent and affectionate preacher.” It is to be doubted whether it is the frailty of the public memory which produces such @ result, 50 Touch as the appetite for palpit sensation siism, which insists upo: ing itself without re- gard to consistency or consequences. Kailoch Uke Beccher, is sald to have extraordinary gitte ard moving eloquence, aud the sensation-seek- ers ete willing tornn the risk of being made dupes and victims if they can find any one who will Leip them slong on Sunday, when the thea- ters ere closed, by converting the church iato ® piaybouse.—Haltimore Sun. PRizer ASSAULTED py Ccnaws.—A King Jamaica, dispatch, dated September 25th, “a\*:—In the Roman Catholic cathedral at the funeral of a young Cuban, a few days ago, there was a very disgraceful scene. Un entering the church the compatriots of the deceased had epread the flag of “Cuba Libre,” arked by Rev. Father Dupont to remove it th retused. He then remonstrated with the eaid the introduction of political emble: ald not be permitted in the sacred service, becsuse it was forbidden. Some twent then left the church, and beg entrance of the building. They afterwards en- tered to remove the coffin, following the priest, who, turning round, saw the flag had been re- placed. He then stopped, and declared that he would not proceed with ‘the service until the flag was removed, when one Cuban, more vio- lent than the rest, raising his hand striking the coffin, made use of an oath, and aaid the flag must remain where it was. "The rest violently assaulted the priest, driving him some four yards against the lattice work, at the same time using seme very disgusting expressions. The matter isto come belore the police magistrate es A BLoopy Arrgay in NeyAapa.—An affray took place Saturday night at Waller's Deteat, or the iower Justice hoisting works, Silver City, Nevada. ‘wo men were instantly killed, two have died since and the fifth will not live over night. There has been trouble among the trustees of the Justice Mining company. ‘I'wo parties arc fighting for the Central company. ‘One side is represented by Minear, president of the company, who appointed N. Kellogg as sa- perintendent. ‘Troubie had been anticipated the last two days. Saturday evening, about 7 o'clock, ® party of men, headed by ‘Kellogg, went to Waller's Defeat works. When near the works they were warned off. Instead of obey- ing they made a rash for the entrance, when sheoting commenced on both sides. The f lowing are the names of the killed:—W. Kel- logg, M. Kane, and Reilly. J. Brown was mortally wounded. The men killed are repre- sented as being most desperate characters. The Gffair caused great excitement in the vicinity of Gold Hill. Shiple, one of the wounded men, died during the night. A ReMarekante Accipert.—On Tuesday might @ freight train on the Valley railroad, ap. proaching @ trestle work 400 feet long, below oodstock, Came scross two horses on the track. The trestle isoniy crossed by @ 10-inch pisnk in the center, and across this the frignt- ened animals dashed at fail speed, the train in hot pursuit; and, though the night was pitch ark, they got safely over the narrow plank. As they ' got over, one turned and got safely dowa tive of the party a to smoke at the the bank, but the other slipped on the track, and the engine over him, cutting hint square in two. It isa mystery how the fright- ened animais, in the darknessof night, going on & ran, followed —— shrieking locomotive, could have crossed a narrow walk-way at dizzy height, which it requires a man with cool hi to cross in the day time.—Siaunton (¥a.) Vindicator. CHLORAL IN Sga-Sicknuss.—Dr. Ogilvie ‘Wiil eays, in a severe age across the Atian- tiche gave chloral in hteen cases of sea sickness, aud in only one did the fall to Produce’ relief. He gave them thirty grains tn swectenest water, directing the dose to be re- Peat d if relief dues not follow im twenty min- ats. He advises a little light, easily ai sted py a to be taken and the Srst symptoms of the sickness presenting them- selves. S77 If business seems congestive try printers’ ink weil rubbed in, . a Canada they & colored man the cat ovnive tails we Cther day for an assault on & woman. e7-The Pulltight Tattler is the nameof a T which has mide its appearance In Pendie- county, Ky. Paech OPTICAL LLUCSrom — Homt te who be» blared away a! no” What are you up to” ow Kixn Ax CowstpeRaTR—Meud (who with Ethel, has just been . ks Which & Jack one of the party Mand: “Mrs Busbe ‘Ob, then see bert For the sooner she goes down below the better, yeu hnow.” Is It Kienr?— New York women’s a piace last Friday nigh Are, wy subject wer judgment was a humber of me erte! upon. hohad bee had been | on revurning home from rprised to reo Hens rox sid Trisha alestate. His name I Doughty. His deny they did not ptance.—N. ¥. Letter, 34 jatiees are unknown ca - vale bis Inde. Favs Heary perder h might of tha’ W. Smith, an ¢ on horse Hampabire ade the ont and the request, DB vr r h, and the reached Montgomery four prisoners, all wht a tied and don the Ist of Movie InrLarep ny New Texra.—Mrs. Bethe, of x Las cloped with Dan. Alton, leaving her busband and three little children. The Courier attributes her strange conduct to the fact some Tee Months ago, having a very bad set of e had them extracted, and was wearin fet Tra HOLLIE, son of the epirituatietic medium, Mre. Hollis, recently passed the highest exams nation out of 125 applicants for admission into the uaval academy at Annapolis, 87 Kansas is called the “gal cursed state.” s7-The new mutts are big enough for two hands only S7-“Irritation of the brain” is substitute for emotional insanity. S7-Pronibition Talbot's republican oppo- Bente are out of “spirits.” 2 Pos 4 it Daddies Longlegs or I ¥. Herald. S7-The devil of the Shelby (Ky) Courant thinks Shelbyville has moro judges and jess Judgment than avy place of its size im the world. ‘. 87-A married girl of 15 years, seeking a ai- vorce on the ground that sue is too young, ts one of the latest social developments of Indian- apolis, 87-A proporal was recently mate in Scotland to license drinkers as well as saloon-keeyers, each one to be tested and receive a corlticate of bow much he could “carry the Engtish dy Lougieg- S7-The girls of Vassar ge, says the Rochester Union, are mate to #) without lilows. Why, then, should they carry thou eads 80 high” 7 Jersey marksmen, since the great match at Creedmoor, have been practicing at lying om ir backs, and sbovting, a la Fulton, at mos- quitoes on the wing. 87-A Wisconsin man has invented a new oar by which & fellow can sit facing the bow white rowing. It won't be used mach in pleasare boats—the girl usually sits tn tne stern. er'The ish postal arstem isso thorengh th that a miedi ected letter will releut e & man from one end o! the Brit ominion to the otber, and never give it up tll it duds him or his corpse. eling agent for William Kuhl & Co., wholesale § f New York, was robbed at Poughkeapsie, on Satarday, of & carpet bag cox amount of about € aning Jewelry to the MAK FOWLER—BERBER 4th, im Bt, Rominick's Church. by the Bev J A 9 P., Mr JAMES THOMAS PUWLEK MABY B® RERBERT, both of Warhin 3BAY—BRID or ad » 174, &-GUAY to Mie MARY Tgetow Kev. J. H.C EID, t m the event *, areonage of Bt. A Conreb. by the Kew’ Fathor Mogutre, Mr 2 LUCKETT to ANNIZ A. BOLLAND, tis city BINE. Eurda HaRRIBT a., wile cf the iste David Bic Fonersi Toesday, the Ovh.at 2 p. w.. from th Teridence of ber son in-law, B, H. Ohurch, 10 street southwest . LONG. On the 2b iow native of Mysstrect, Gonuty the 47th year of bis age. ‘The friends of the fanily are respectfully tovtted to attend the fameral from his residence, No. 21 @ st, Tuesday, the Dich instant, wt $ » DANIEL LONG, « { Oork, Ireiaud, ia d tort., EDDIE, infant son of ary Boe, axed WALLACH On Mondsy, 184, at Woodland, tbe recids Hoary Naylor, Jr., MOBBET KOBSIDS WALLACE, brotnar af the'late Bichard Wallach, of thie cilj, Aged 74 I Sictice of time of faneral pers. * {Baltigore and dest coord UNDERTAKERS, &e. fpcemann F. HARVEY, Undertaker, (Buce oto HAKVBY &€ M*KS) No, 934 # Sraxsr RLTAILS BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS between Ninth aad Touth. _marl-ly “ “SHKUUDS, HABITS, ¢ BEDst ARO FONSUAL Witatas, Bi: QUETS, OBUSSKS, ANCHOSS AND STA wobalmet in Wax All kiads of Mair Braiding dove, Orosmeatal Hair Werk on Glass and Pearl, by Mrs’ F R185, late of Bostonr No. 909 Bch rtreet, near J bortliweet. Refersaces.—Mcre, Prost - dent Grant, Mrs, Amira! Isboroweh, Cercoran, General Bisey, General Toaprt eral Bik . General ¥. pt = re etary sme Garcia, Mrs. D. ©.'Oox. Mire Aloxaator, Mrs. General Walbridge. We gnarautee our fic ers to be ae represented or money refonded. octhl-ly _—— THE TRADES. WINCLAIB 0D) Practical Machinists and Personal attention _reple-$m ; 1 D 1808 aw FOAMES ANBINGS ABD, oroues ee ag: CoPsL ; PeLano, oes oor east of Tih strest, AWINGE tor Brores, Pabiic Dulllogs, Hoveds iv bivwicy Pics Cau? ME TING SROTO lor tale oe Shesat for the Luproved Mildew Proot Awnta AMSGARD & ‘