Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1875, Page 3

BOSTON. ALL POINTS INTHE THROUGH BETWE ' L TMorz, ew ENGLAND WASHINGTON AND TIL FURTHER NOwWOR, THE STR TILOT Bow eit vate an ad C rewrmng at 1 ford « rf gare rt wap of fresh fe ete, A T ar dualers t teenies a con- for the Washington and i N. RB. FITZHUGH, Agent. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. | Pose TS ‘The equipment on thie iine ie new and of the most Steamer ** ba iNet et 3A. penn | Capt 3 ty ORCA TRAN EXT tuCSIVELY | ff “street ‘wharf, every TUESDAY and PULLBAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON Fick AY at 4 p.m. for Was imo eo iGHT TRAL | town and i ing lence Opand after FEDRUARY 16. i, trains by.this oot cfith every MONDAY Linewill keove Depet of Balttaare' toa Poke | aod FRID A ‘ati? p.m. These steamers Railroad. corner of 6th and B sercot, as follows: | furnished with every enience =03 ‘ia, New York, et unsur- ii Potorae von, fo Ex “ber a B POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS. rae favorite Iron ‘rom Steamer Philadetphia, New York Ping PARLOE CARS om alt Day Trains. | PILOT BOT, WB. Byles, Soames ight Tren PALACE SLEEPING PUhES ‘o Same Sean her pe for son rele nate formation can 5 may 2d, and sore “Picket as — ‘5 Can be procured at the of- ie ty arc! ar ferrin Baggage called for and c woe Ch PSS bo dpe rate reside: DM Bor, J; General Pamenger ke : PhileeinhiaP Pa. Superintendents Baltiaos fedl ALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILBUAD. WINTER SCHEDULE —Jaxcany M, 1874. AINGTON CITY. nd Way Stations Sandusky. Pitisbur Motels edee oth street and Pennayl- east corner of Pennayl- Encl POTOMAC BAIL- re, Acnapolis, Frederick and hia, Boston, Balti- uls, Loulsvilie, Cincin- “Freithe received dail: ao must be Rena FrrznveH, a new EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, — BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va. INGTON AND GEORGETOW! SAILING DAYS. From Pier 2. North At tery JUEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st 19 Water street, Georgetown, DATS ant a FRIDAYS. van Thi Ciyde's Philedeiphia with Regular Semi- Ets ‘Tin of Steamers for Provi- dence, Boston ‘and. jew Ei England ‘States. No wharf- Boston by this line bentesipameniecdt 9 ye Risitlpaas” of 0. WE CLYDE 4 CO. Pht detivered by Ki ‘WASH Sue eral Office, 603 3 Pei 18 S.ib4 nne, of at the Steamers’ Wharf, will 300 attended to. a: MERICAN LINE. Hp [AIL STEAMSHIPS. mip ie, Bowen, Bor- | ont Mane Catv ine reels 7% 3.30D ion AMERICAN FLAG. 340 Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for papa QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. nany CABIN, INTERMEDIATE ant STEERAGE Oop ya polis aad Way Stations. ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. 26 P achester, and Way Rates as low as by ancther first-class Lins. 6 eos por ieen Geaweh.) PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents Pa: Foca | Peso ow SHERMAN & C0. Bicrecsipes ate, a ims’ care Breakfast | _engi-1y 9 ¥ street, Washington, - Frou Sear tel Sw York Fast Ex- SHIP BY wielphis ul New York Fast Ex “NEW EXPRESS LINE.” mgt y lg (Cinctnaatt, FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE <0 Stu wa Mork freight via C: tydes Tron Line,” and ert ee Sts Bates ent Prochaece valizons vertisement of “New Ex 6.00 aod §.15 p.m Line. "For fail information apolyt to . Bor Battimore and Kray 7.33 0. m. ee i BEDE, Wet 805 0 6.10end TE To'p. m., stopping | S217 59 Water street, Georgetown, D.U. B75! Trains Sop at Veaduet Hotel, Kelay House | UN ARD LUNE. For farther a apply at the Baltimore ROTICE. of cot or ferther tl : and . Washington Station With the view of Sete ey tt sy Vania enue, wi 455 P here ordors will be Stentor Baecage to be checked and received at any R su anr. Mester of Fraaepertation. ——— mat ‘THs ht ce Ticket Agent. So. 8. SOONTH, General Agent. ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Derot cousca 61s aNp B Streets N.W After Monday, March ist, 1875, trains will ran Tollows: VE FOR BALTIMORE. 6:35 a. m., “rm Express, daily except Mon- | . $:03 a.m, Express for Philadelphia and New ork, daily except Sanday odation, dail exce a. fol vis Baltimor orkydaily except Sunday 10 peipnett sprees, Wi oH ily, res York Night Bipren sprees, Sally ene * ort ‘Saturday leaves at (Express: te tor, daily and North, sad for Nor- e. . Express for Philadelphia and New » Accommedation, daily except Sunday. Rm, for Pltiadeiphiay aa iy except Sunday. m. lision, the Steamers of this L: ee all henge of by =s ox On the outward passage from Queenstewn ew York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 60 at 43 lat., or thing to the north of 4. Gn the homeward crossing the Meridian of assay 0 at 2 lat., or nothing to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH ‘TH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP: am BETWE! NEW YORK AND POOL, CALLING AT CORK Hakaos cenom New Your. From Bae tone, Abyssi nis. Wed. Meare Padthin"Wed.” March 31 sbyeciuis.. Cina ‘ia. Wed. 3 4 pt jo not carry steerage passen- eRatEs oF Passack.—Cabin $2, ant 9180, Id, secording to accommodation," Fickets t Paris: 15, geld, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Siecrage at low rates. Sresrage ticket: from Liverpool and Bite aeinding. given "t pa gy en for jasgow, 5 i | Antwerp and ther ports’ on the Dontiuent’ and for Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin TR. ly at the C fice, No. 4 Bowling Green; company steno. & Be Nireen, $:33 for steerage passaas, 1 Broadway, Trinity $33 except Sunday. | Ballinger & OTIS nigeLow, Banker, 605 TU 11:25 eis aay except Sundar “Sanat pronite FS Ge FRANCKLYN, Acent. = “uihekes JM SSCHANTS LINE OF STRAMSHIPS 4:03 i Express from New York, daily Wimnanauen Gan aaw come 533 Hereafter the fine Stenmships BO. NIGHT and 9:05 ZOBN GIBSON will make B = betw: “Pralus leaving We-bingen sta. m. on Toes- dey, Thursday and Saturday, and 3:40 p.m. daily Sxecpt Surcey. \ noect at Bowie with iraius for Papen Creck (ie ine beast Le ta prone @. connect at ‘Traius arriv viucet and assengers northwest corner of 13th Sth street and Penaayly checked at hotels and reasdeuces to all 1874 resssrohS novre 1875 ) TH NORTHWEST, sours AND SOUTHWEST. ‘Trains leave as foil Washi 6 oe slegent Sceuery, Palace *, with modera improvements. wo hundred miles saved to Western and ca New York. throny MAKE CONNECTIONS soxt from Et without ectet of ibtaesee ook Pennay! ational Hotei ize at ail times Wher reliable information wi ins trom Pope 8 Oreck leasing (hetr orders at Ticket Office, Pennsylvania Vacgage called for and ints North ‘TOM to the WEST snd 3 by this route can be procered at the offices, | ue, an Sorner of 6th strect and Penusyl¥ania avenas, oad For sappines F FOR THE GOY THE DISTRIOT OF CO- ERNMEN LUMBI\. OFFice oF THE ComMISsiONERS OF THE) Distaict oF CoLtumBia, ua Waswixotox, D. C., March 15, 15, 2 F powals, classified schedules, of arti + information will be farn 1 Application at this Office after 12 o'clock om Pregenths shoul bei oP for ropoents show! ned © Proponile: for 8a te r aed shoal be dh plies for Disiriet of rected to the be eager ¥ marls-6t e prre ‘ALS FOR OR BEEF FOR INDIANS. Devantwent oF tue Ixtenior.? Orrick oF INDIAN AFFAIR yposals for Sup. 2 och Passencers procuring tickets at these offices can pag eas Fang Recor sit ne in Palace Cars for Chicago, | eer Bove” | ane at such ired for thy BUY, Jr» General Pi Agent, | 0 follow! cies in the wits Priafcipin Ba, | Service, at the folloi a Ageucios is the Indian Tor LEXANDEIA a: ¥ ASHINGTON ‘R, ALEXS ComNeR oF B axp SIxt# STRxETs. Local trains ieav «for Alexandria aa followx—6, ® 10, Ila.m, 1.3, 7pm. cal Trains leave Alexaodrieasfollowe:—6, 7 <DRIA & FEEDERIOKSBURG B. B., | ad T p.m. daily, all other trains daily except | Gheyenne and Arapahoe Agency. end ¥ je the price per modifica: n without any whatever. t com {ter notic: 4 a = nee at ench Agency | within five days of the award is re- L} 9,10, Iba 1.3.43) 6 end Tp im. The 8 | Should the contractor at ime fail to deliver amu. ind 6 p- ui. from Alexandris daily, all other | bai ae except Sunday. 9 sam. and 4 p,m, connéet with trains on Wash- | ington and Ohi logees Wa ys Through tickets to for sale at Offices corner Vth street HERN EXPRESS, via Richmo hmond, a 11:38 pm daily, except Sunday. ait guimie Oval aud Svannwest od Pennsylvania h check shall bs t U sedba cnon of Grtents by bidde r in exceuting con- tract ifawarded to ~ x » = Sos, where pasanecsces lanvoortere ier benanes | bidders are invited to be present at the opening of jobsite i a eats to | nari 8 Commiastoner. neral Passenger Agent. | 3 Gro. c. WicRINS” ; Gensel peat | PacrOsatatux sxaxioneeey. INSURANCE COMPANIES. | ‘Teeastry Derantwent, March 9, 1375. Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the ear ending June 3), 1:76, will be received at this partment until the 13TH vay oF APaiL, 1879, at Ow; A THIED OF A CENTURY OF ESS —The LYCOMING FIRS INSURA, COMPANY orgauized JaneW, 136). 3, B26, over 96.000 00. ns Dad about 99.5000 1 am issuing Policies in this 0 Gompany at fair Asescoty__ J. BUSSELL BARR, Agent, O@ice, 513 7th street. ssete January | 120 clock m. Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon application. 1¢ bide will be considered and accepted or rejected item by item: and this advertiwment aud the pro sal, so far as accepted by the Secretary of the Freacury, and the bend accompanying the same, shail constitute the contract between the Govern -__ | ment and the bidder or bidders, and no further con- in Fr IRE INSDRANCE, rt ited. "Tie eraroneeereia for must tg furnished from ingng Rive tovarante Oompany of New York | {fisher the boparkmeste the entire yaaa Assets, $1,256,225. Surplus, §! ties will, Sn daring ere. Kepttlic Fire Insurance Company ‘of New York= Snens be slaned i ts individual or Assets, $700,000. Surplus, $4 ma and be, 8 a Manhattan Fire Insurance C. of Now Yorke= | tullicient sureties, cm Mt Assets, 865.450. Surplus, sane” | by 2 Unted Baie of Semen, Hotiseat Fire Insarance Com) Pan mag A of tua } farnished by the nt, con phia, Pa.—Assets, $565,000. 928 | ditioned for furnishing such portions ofthe articios Old Dominion Fire Insurance Compacy of Ti | Goneke Teawarded under it, and the mayttr the com “Ail deliveries will be subject to tnapestion by an pert the ‘pose: of SEU Geeeney tak the dalivece of ux tetector exticks "TS 5 Te GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber parsons conse to anne he Geatrathe obtained from t he Supreane C yurt of the at the option of t 2 District of Columbia, hollive a Seat tenn tates | - Deliveries mnt foe of ‘charge at the Treasury ‘of adininistration on the personal estate of ckORGE ie ly ith any one order under Ai pS schfugron city: D. €;viicorased, | peed] fe as a forfeiture of the entire rk ‘of the bond, or the Secretary of Soeabers reo tot | Eny dsc the porch: Siete Smear ica Gr ctccna. ch teas is | PLUMBING, GAR FTETING AND Sewing acai | price which it shall be found mecessary to pay for marl? f i" } such articles. ani a eto bond HIS IS TO GIVE NOTIC: becril will not be 5 contracts will awarded: y having cbratned from ¥ ——— gui te mani ‘of or dealers in District of Colup bia, pecial term, let articles. administration om the v Propocals to be addressed to the undersigned, and EPukate oc Si eMORRA RRAY. ieee W canst markla' Proposats tor Biationery, a eTOW city, D. C.. deceased. all. persone having claien 3 A Sagainst the said deceased are hereby warned Gone marl0-colst ‘of the Treasury. ee AND CLEAN- . Exctnezr’s Orniee, Disrnicy: on Coe wumay Scaled Proponale wba freeiuad ns un: UL o'clock mon SA AY) the 2h of Blech, hee eee | Se the B 7 marlé-td (Chron, Bep] * Ga Genk. PRE ae xlg Te-m- ASH. BW! Enceessor ta, mer ns. Agétion rs. 1001, northwe t cormer With ane ee Fry Eger Aa ST REET NOE © Wi We viriae of a dveree of the Supreme Overt of he District of Ucdumbis,aittiog fa equity ard wrd-rigned. premisee on TUBSDS O'clek p.m, part of om re bnimbered ‘A deposit of hase. fone if the,terms of sale = hg ro eI e iP Bs 254 22 a4 BETWEEN ad AND ‘itim STREET, AT AUC ty virtue of a deed of trast dated June Ist, 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. 635, folio ie records for the District of Cola and af the request of the party secured there Twill in front of the _ on SATURDS : 3 3, ali that part of In Bauare numbered dred and nfty-four. n upon the Dr plans of the city of Washington, comprised the following metes and bounds : Beginning Original Let an Ea orth ont hundred an twenty - soven fi 25) south one hundred and twenty-seven (G)inches, and thence west twenty five place of beginning, improved by a story Frame Dwelling-Hou : £1,000 cash; balan in 6, 12 and 18 with interest, securéd by deed of trust on the Brope rty. All convey: ing at the cost of the A, deposit of G10 required when the SJAMPS H. SAVILLE a tee. marls-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auet. ASH B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, (Successor to Green & Williams, Anct’s,) No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL OPERTY, ON, Lim STREET WEST, BE TWEEN © ANID STREETS Sout: By virtue of a dectes of the Sepreass Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity canse 135, doc. 14, Norwood et al. vs. Norwood et al., the undersigned trustee will well, af public anction, Mises, to the a eat 1475, at 5 o'clock p. m., bored fourteen (18 and i thirtoen (13) fect and six (6) Miches on 13th street. southwest, and running & fifty-four (94) feet and vhiren (3) inches, toxether he imprixements, consisting of a sinall Brick a House. ale prescribed by the decree are: Ono- third vf the site rchase money in, easly; and the resi in two equal je respectively in «ix and twelve ‘after c the of sale, with inter- est. A deposit of 20 will be required at the time of purchase. All conveyancing at parchaser'e costs YE the terms of sale shall net be complied with within one week from and after the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell sai eng rty after giving six day's notice, at the risk of the fest pur ‘Trustee M HPFORD, T Slnaris-dde WASH. WILE AMS, Auct. ATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Blar Ufiee Building. aud Lith st., TRUSTEE’S SALE “oF VALUABLE UNIM- bi Ope PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON By virtue of a deed of trust to me, beari ‘date the 6th pa of January, 1871, and record im liber 6%4, fol ber et aa . AY the land records of the District of Columbii t the request of the ties secured thereby shal ne mall at public auc- Gon, on the premisen, on TUESDAY, the 23d day of arch, A.D. 75, ut 4 Piclock p.m. the follow: ing described Lot 15, fo subdivision of Sth street, between N and 7, and the eastern half of Lot rtof Lot No. M,and the southern part of Lot No. 12, allin Square 512, front- ing on N and 5th streets northwest, the said’ north part baving a front of six feet eight’ inches, and the outhern part having a ‘rout of twenty feet, and niyg back with even widsh te the roar line of said fale commences with lots7 and 8, on N street, between th and oth northwest. Terms: One-fourth of the purchase and taxes due in cash, and the balan twelve and eighteen months, with interest money tee cen Pn recent. Ifthe terms are not c mplied with in five jaye, the deposit will be forfelted, and the property will be resold at risk of parch:iser notice. $200 on lots 7 and othe when struck oe chacer’s cost. marl3- LatrwER POLE Li ATeee & CLEARY, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner ee ea ave. and lth sti Office ice Buildings. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE NORTH WEST CORNER QipINDIANA AVENUE AND 2p STREET “By virtne of adeed of trust to.us, dated March 34,1874, aud recorded ia Liber No. 743. folio 436 cue of the land records of the District of Golambia, and at the request of the parties secured there we will sell, in front of the premises, on ni ESDAY street, March 30th, 1875, at o'ch pices or (4) and five (5). in Todd’s «nbdiy original lot ‘one, in square numbered five wundred aud seventy. two(872", In Washington city, D. C., improved by a four-story hotel building known as the Tremont : Five thousand dollars, with ten per 1574, together All conveyanc ng at If, terms of sale are not complied ays, the Trustees reserve the right to days’ notice at cost of defaulting pur. ee day aeOen Ns} qenstees: jo marieatd * LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts YOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioncer Real Estate and Insuraner Agents Omice: 819 Market Space, Board of Trade TRUSTEE'S SALE ORK LOTS IN SQUARE No, 377. wh lark ie lai John G. Killiam, wir. d. bon. of Wm others, are defendants, I sha G hday of April, 1 sale at public auction, and three ( square six hus square lies betw and fifty-tour (to 4 mn Halt etrect ant Fist street we and between O and P streets south. ‘Terms of enle: One-third cash; and the remaind in two gual payments, six (6) and twelve ( th interest r cent. from date leferred paym he secured by de trust cn the property. Ade posit of $10 on each Lot will be required of the purchaser on the day of sale Hi he terms « of purchase are not complied with with perty will be resold re. NCIS MILLER. T: marl 2awdw YOU! NOK NuopLeros a SHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. NORTHERN ee PE RERET SHEDS 4 On FRIDAY, May x 36h Frame Shed Mark y ervet company, and adjoining their new mai on oth street. The building is over 300 fort tong ated 100 feet wide, and built of the very best materials, This sale offers a most excelient opportunity, to fi - builders and others to secure good buildin “ash. fad ng cial etd war [ Rep. and Daily Chron. THE TRADES. Paint. ISAAC CURRY, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER and GLAZIER. Shop: $05 ltth street northwest. Arnypea irae | AG ZeAMEs coy a factory eicans Manatactard ©. HOGAN, ee ae AUCTION SALES | Pag a ho ae | Southeast oweer' Biehl Sieh ING ST" A AU ato TON. pa rast nue LEST. Loxstrrox. ae: TOP-BUG ert ao sareipay MouniNa. ——- in front ef mere marls oT eis. omit jenn « cS bee eo seocrianoat Pe] DU=4A2808 BROs.. eaves A T BOPERTy row ‘Str and D sts. northwest. ® oF pasa ial Wises AT un e a ar BB eerancs a trast given to fecoraed, iad i im frou ong natot., Distrl of lots Sie (e , yaad ur huodred and ii same at the horthwest .) feet; thi a) runnin ther ¢ enat one ast h fiftes (15) feet: thenoe cast twenty. even (3 nouth thirty. 37) feet, nm and nirty | { fhree (3) feet to the the improvements, ways, leges and an wise appertaining. sale: The amor by above trust ( $6,000. pf Augost, 1n74, and ex in aes yo twstve mont! iving fh fa" Washington, By wi marl DUNC. appurtenances to the ih nity ag, together with all asements, rights, privi same belonging or in unt of indebtpdness ee- And interes; from Sist vthy property tolresslt the i Pt days" ‘aotice some nil paper published US. Trastes. 'M. HELM ‘ANSON BAO», Aucts. H. WARNER, baste iy So ReP Yd & H MARKET HOU virtue 1s73, 4) county queet of the parties secured premises, on on WEDN all that At # point ¢ Teal batts Broker and Anctio Federal Buildings, corner 7th and ¥ sts. horthwest. cE Noi iM TW cen NONTHERN Lis melon, og eg B SL ps oF UIL at WN ASy DAES TLES Ee By of a deed of trast, dated March 34, = AD. ly recorded iu Liber Ne. 711, folio one of the laud. records. for Washington zin the District of Colum! ia, and at the re thereby, and ‘thers con- cerned, we wilt sell at at pablic suction. ih front of the Marc certain fh 24vh, 1375, at piece dr parcel snaniet lying in tho city of Washi nd designated on the pI ras af of said city as ‘numbere gree, <3, Yin square numbered ar se and fifty .(40,) comprised ‘within the lowing metes and bounds: Beginning for the same ‘the line oC ew Tork avenuh ope hun- Gred and thirty-three (133) feet four (4) iaches from the southeast corner of said uare, and. ranning thence in a northwestern direction with the divid: ing lines of Is two (2) (32) feet; direction twenty: the placo of Beginning. (S hundred and eight (2,305) amore or less. Terms: One-fourth of the balance in one, two and three y payabl ton per cont. per annum, cash, at the option of the sale are not complied with tees reserve the right to resell the ‘w York avenue one t nine and a half (9%) isos thence th the line of New York avenue in s northeasterly ) feet aud a half ; 42) inch to and. three, (3,) in said once weat- thence so rr pid pie red and ontaining tweuty-eight square feet of ground purchase m: 8, With i quarterly ers af terms of en days the Trus. incay pure! & roperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ ee: WILLIAM F. Cs aa PF e T. COL DWELT. ATINGLY, *}trastoes Salesman. et Eos 8, it virtue of a decree art of the District Fe r complainant, and G sore fendants, be st the land rec: corded Liber No. which were subsequently conveyed away by doods recorded amonget said land fol. 26; No. 722 fol 345: fol. 301, and No. 738, fol. | premies embrace the foll 8,9 and part of Lot 7,8.9, Wand 1h m iernl or parate f sale: One-third « twelve months, with interes secured by purchaser's note. sales by court and fall paym deeds will be passed quired on each lot purchaser's cost. Plied with in Give days from 412.7th sirest THOMAS DOWL TRUSTRES” eres AT AUOTION. OUEB AND LOT L nirtus ot & gent and recorde? inl | Tumt | by. we ‘will sel", at | property, on MOND. D.m.. alt ta, and by ublic i eversing the es, each 83%: perches; thene pe St dearoes woat 4, ‘perc! to the beg: td o'chick Pp ds 0} prope serve th “the risk aud c RP. j DOWNMAN £6 yy sss. B.WILLIAMS 1 (Successo: No. 1001 northwe: | VALUABLE IMPROY DO Da AUCTION By virtue of a deed $21, A.D Iss di at publi March, 1 i Beginniug for the rame at north from the southeast corner | two (22), ranning thence north along the line of LE OF A.D. nen Pa feaon, pdapin crete Plan ned dated Sth Octabor, No. 723. fol recorded subdivision of Mount Pi 6 aa Block 1 Block 2; Lots 1, 2, 3,4 in Block 4. At tho sal? exch ont the balance in two equal instalments deposit of fifty dollars ai day of sale. Ifthe terms of sale are nut com- Will resell at righ and cost of defantting end records of Washington county direction of the part Y, Mares that piece or parcel ot Innd in “sail county sad Districts (being part of Scotland and Barbados grees cast 19 perches; thence north 71 degrees “south 12 hes; south 734g degrees west 3) perches; south aun” subdivision of original lot 5 C0, with ten percent. f per Ist. 1574. und te t not complied THOMAS D. s o'clock p. remines, part oor Lot prmuberet twenty Ke oF abd Hothwell's recorded aa sau ae REAL OF by, the Supreme of Peetu on the 19th in cause therein pg m., 10 recall that tract of Lind wn 1 -ords for said Distrit in . fol. 13, except those portions thereat record: in Libers No. Bo Noe taht which sad described nag hort :: Fe a re Lots 1.2, of purchase-money cash: and it from day o fo be Upon coutrmation of nent of purchase-money, Conveyancing al day of sale, the sremstoe GORD IN, Trustee. arte T. CO LDWELL. Salesman. y N& ae Brokers and Auctioneers, northwest. @, Auctioneer. VALS teed s CRES, ADJUIN- FRAME ABOUT 30 fra’ THE R&P. rit Soudou: ae mt anc! en, in front of the ‘Ti5, at o'cl Lanter y chooks line of the entire tract, rehes; thence south 41 dagroes “east 554{ north £4 degrees east 71; ;on the same day. Lot 2, &e 1574. together with the tice in 6am 12 months, of trast on the propert rt he Fi GE si TRILL E.{ Trustors Real Esti eye rokere OWL Anct. ) REAL ESTATE. SIT. | *PATED ON i STREET DETWEES LAND M EETS, NORTHW T, AT PUSLIC of trust, dated Danuary y recorded in Horonde tor W as d da Bi. in front of ue jot twenty~ th street twelve (12) feet, thence went one hundred (100) feet to an alley, thence south al 12} feet, thence cast one hundred lace of Beginuing, containin: more or alley the square feet of ground, provements thereon, cousist welling. the line of said 109) feet to twelve hundred less, with the im- ing of a two-story Brick ‘Terms of sale: One-thirf cash; the balance in six The si: rhs? and twelye mouths. to carry ten and the twelve months’ note ei, r cent. from ihe te, ends of trust on t ses. o all itsoneepancing tab beat’ ‘i mschaeers ‘5 cost. it ihe ter ‘with withia ten days m day of sale the trastee reserves the right to resell the Property atthe et and cos* of the pur- i LEROY M, TAYLOR, Trastes. mar) WASH. B. w ILLIAMS, Anct. Lap sow hand BROS.. A Ds comer 3 nerioneers, and D sts., northwest. nea SALE OF VALUABLE 7 oyeD ThE Hal ew iv EEN 8 ORTH ONPITOR it STREET EAST. of dated June Ist, 751, folio cited ase tas chev ot hous, oo on SATUBDAY, Rat ot eth Watchen, Pistols. &c., 3 Bo ntge = Se aprens larg. — Work Horses. A number of low-priced we 4 it Wit L. "WALL & 00., Ancts, jos GUILD, Auctioncer, 1014 Pennsylvania avenue. PEREMPTORY —_ y ere an as A a or LAabee STOCK oT ES, FU! ¥. FANCY GoObs, *ExIM ML to commence momDay ~_Tt Nhe 334 i i NG. at 7, at store roar Poritively be &C. & 1002 r ae josed oat within _ tm JAMES GUILD, Auct._ HOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, Real Kstate Auctioncer, $19 7th street, VALUABLE SMALL PROPERTY ON THIRD SRL ET BCTWEEN L STREET AND N Mon MOND AY Mech 24, At & o'clock p. Ishall om the premises part of A 25, Se: ® feet on Sd stree ct, improved by Ouse, T HOS. EWAGGAMAN, ; Beal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th strest. party ‘eecured ther. front of the FRIDAY, the 24: bered ugty ‘six (86). reriesy at deo clock p.m.. on ay of Aprit, A.D. 1875, tot nam ° herds recorded subdi visio red six hundred and twenty thgee ( y of Washington. Tertus: One-third In cash (of which $50 must be a at the sale); the de‘erred payments to be mad= fn sfx and twelve months, with interest: and secured by deed of trust rma to be fully complied with within five days after day o! se the Trustes reserves the right to resell at Fisk aad eoat ef the Bret purchaser. All conveyancing at purchas- erecotts as ah u ERD. Trustee Sas _mar thids. E. WAGGAMAN, Avot rpuomas FE. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street TRUSTER EOF VALU ATE NE *ALOYSIC By vittueote dood ef trust, dated om the Sth %. ‘of Ju iiy3,fand daly ro ber No Is for Was! tion of the party secuz lie on. in frout of the pret i m..on FRIDAY jay 1 Lot numbered woven (51) 48 Sloper sre: corded subdivicion of Square numbered six hundred and twenty-three (623) in the elty of Washington. Terme: One-third in id at the sale), the de ash Bh f which $50 must erred payments to be with within fiv trustes res th abe purchaser. Al SH. B.A cessor to Green 4 No. 1001. northwest corner er loth ‘and ry streets, SALE OF VALUABLE I IMPROVED PROPER- TY ON 1otH STREET, BETWEEN L STREETS ROETUWEST, AT AUCTION On Psp RSDAY, March 25th, 1575, at 5 lock p.t.. L shall sell, in front of the prem- Terms One. third cash, of which $190 must be paid at time ot wal ce in 12 and 14 — ig interest and secured by a ds premises rold. Title perfect, an Sbetrect of which can be seen at the sale. marl d WASH. BL WILLIAMS. Anct. | J ASH, B. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer, (Successor to Green & Williams. Ancts..) , No. 1001 northwest corner 10th aud D si OY ED RUILD AUCTION SALE OF AN 3 BETWEEN SIREBTS WEST, IN SQUARE By virtne of a deed of trust.dated July 2ith, S73. he % written dire riy secured thereby, I shall proceed to sell. at ; in front of the premiaes, at 5 o'clock i 25th. 1575, all that ‘or parcel or lot Iyingand beivg in the city of District of Coltwal i known aw ground plan of said ciry as Lot numbered , four, in Square tumbered three huenaved asd clghtr, eight. (338. $331.33, together with interest from nd “erms of sale: July 2th, 1573, nd expensesof ralewin ca halance at twelve and eighteen months afwr date. With interest at eight per cent. por angum ; rel by deed of trust on the pro ving at cost of purel to be paid down itm e. Sale posi tive. A. BOSWELL, Trastee. marl WaSH.B. WILLIAM HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE?" SA ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY be rite ROBTH WES tt RNER OF H AND STREETS WES T. the parties secured ill se of the prem! publics netionson MONDAY, March 25th. | 435 o'clock p. m.. all that cerkain er parcel of ground and premises situate in the'city of W ashing: A as Lot of sale: Twenty-five handeed d pense of sale and’ taxes for 174-5, ! five Inudred dollars in cue year) at ten por the b rs, with inter Pr ma pli U with iat arve the right t» er, on five days’ f terms of days. the Trustees re of defaulting, pur sale down on day o RW. Dow 0. C. GREE’ marls-d UABL BL A J AND Tun ne = iven to wT: 2 UNCANSON BROS.. 4 Corner Ninth and D str LOTS CORNER OF DE AND NORTH B eTREE TH. vege N GRoe. By vitten of cork sods of trast 5 ne dated the ih duy of December, A. and recor#ed in liber No. 73%, falta iar and f 110 in the District nbia, and by written request of the parties secured thereby. I will sell at public auctionon MONDAY, the 29th day of March, A.D t 5 o'ek reels of gr: sitmated f Washington and District of orn and devcriged on the plat or wenty-three (23), a3 nty-four; 24), in the aubdi- ision by the heirs at Williaa le ey, of the west crn part of original lot ree Sreiss. in square TRUSTER'S SALE OF Tater 409. one of the land records for Washington county 1575, in front of the premises, ali bia, and jan mof sald city ie =e: numbered twenty-two (22), ix hundred and e: to the same belonging, or in auy manner appertain arty will be sold subject to a prior en- crite Trance of $5,400 and accrusd interest.” Part of pe proceed ned cau remain upon the = , . property, if psired by purchaser. Ter ‘of ale: an vy marl/-td Lis ‘TRI | her red curl. ion of the * MRS. LUCY W. MITCHEL: Mrs. Mitchell is @ monthly nares, and an much sitting bas growa very fat. 2 ured shawl ts makes Sonal look stili cena ‘sks leans back, looks frail in robust, lisping » that dreatfal visitor who comes at the last hour before pain and goes away at the earliest breath of convalescence. still no family is happy Without her. Her features were rather ston Mr. Tilton, sitting underneath this visitor, who came once to his house and silently served and went away unnoticed, looked and her come once again, Nemesis-like The unfortunate man continued to write with a gold pencil and drew a sigh. The boy ph Tilton, recently sick, was the subject of inquiry, and the witness was pat upon the trail of Kate Carey. JUDICIAL ORSTETEICS. Ataquarter to twelve Mr. Evaris, in the best and shortest Saxon, asied a question relevant to a certain interesting condition of Mrs. Tilton when an important event ec cluded not to be. Here the ladies in the court grew fluttered, like sparrows at the droo ping feathers of a hawk. Two of them had hide in a corner, on the flank of the jadge, ow from the reporters. They dacked their heads to no purpose. Bessie Turner played with Other ladies looked as if they immortal hat woman of sorrows and rief, inued to recite Ute bad rath monthly nurse acquainted with vs of derivatio: ING FOR THE NURS The examination of Mrs. Mitchetl had been very laboriously condacted by Mr. Evarts, as she replied slowly, and her teeth would have come out as easy as her answers. Mr. Fullerton took up @ memorandum and proceeded to catechize her. In a minute she Slipped on dates, and had a child bora six months after a former one by Mrs. Tilton. This was too much progress, and the rather aged witness drew out her silver spectacles and examined a litte book. “I keep,” she said, explanatorily, “a list of all my sicktiesses.” iss Turner, who had taken off one of her brown kids, also consulted a memoran- dum book. AT RECESS. The quality of Mrs. Mitcheli’s testimony Was understood by a few of those who affect to follow the case slowly. By her the deft ve desires to pave the way essie Turner and Mrs. Morse, who will endeavor to make it plain that Mrs. Tilton, while very sick, at a period of childbirth or misearri: , Was assailed by her husband with the news that he had been discharged from Bowen's papers by Beecher’s influence, and was a ruined man, &c. The nurse in vain exhorted him not to annoy his wife or make her read or write, or hear reating, but still Mr. Tilton did intrade his business troubles upon a woman who had lost mach strength, and the defence expects to show that while in this condition Mrs. Tiltoa made a confession of adultery. Also, tat it was extorted from her by his machinations and brutality. Mrs. Mitehell, the nurse, remem. i enough of something that happened in Mrs. Tilton’s illness toald the succceding witnesses. On the whoie, meyers panes orer: this case, the mystery of almost total eclipse, bat in the evidence of the past few days there = pears a growing rim of light for the defead- ant. It now seems to be clear that Mr. Ti ton’s relations with Mrs. Woodhall were more confidential than he has admitted, and that they sprang as much from inclination asdespalr. The defence also proved yester- day that as soon as Tilton was discharged trom Bowen's papers, Frank Moulton came to see him. Every way the eye and mind go in this mystery it becomes a reflection of the infirm- ity of human judgment. It is, vherefore, committed to advocates who will probably commit it to posterity as oae of the muddles of our nature. The Brooklyn Trial. From the Springfleid Repub The preliminary testimony for th in the her case 18 necessary, We suppos®, as the groundwork of its geaera Though there be nothing new in it to the lic, it must be put on the record, phat it may be argued upon to the jury. The gra lual de- moralization of Tilton has to be exhibited a the foundation for the desperatioa and wick- edness that led him at last tomake this wan- ton assault on his old friend and pastor. It is for this that ancient maidens and foriora widows, venerable philanturopists, garralous eburch deacons and sinister men of the world, Sensationists aud staid traders in leath: er and politics, have moved in this pitiful procession through the Brooklyn courthouse, retailing all that the eye had seen or ear had heard, of the secrets of the Tilton household, and repeating the incoherent babblings of a bead and heart, through which every variety of theory, every possibility of purpose and desire ranged in turn. There ts nothing new or strange init all. Tilton does not appear, under the kaleidoscopic reproduction, an thing different from what he has been long known pa be. He may seem to be a very weak ard silly man ‘at times, but there ts nothing yet that suggests that he is a bad e defence man. His character and his conduct in this whole € ence are revealed by the testi- mony just about what he was supposed to be by those who knew him and the history of the case best. If all this testimony was intended by Mr. Beecher’s law; yers to elp his case directiy, erred. It is only toler- able as a@ nece: frame-work for the char- acter upon which they are to build the mon- ster who, in wanton envy and revenge, in thirst for money and notorieiy, has struck a couble blow at the virtue of his wife and the honor of the great American preacher. How- ever unfavorable the impression it may leave concerning Tilton, none of it has yet benefited Beecher. We cannot be mistaken in reporting the progress of public opinion against Beecher as uninterrupted by the testimony so far introiuced by the defease. Either he has a weak case, or his lawyers bave been purposely making a background for one of the greatest dramatic reactions ever effected in public opinion. They are running for luck with the tide against them, or they hold in reserve that which will arrest ublic fention as with # stroke, and tura back the whole course of publie judgment So far, however, they have not broken in the least the chain of circumstance and confes- sion, the great link of probabilities avd cer- tainties, that make the theory of Beecher’s guill as yet the one reasonable éxplanation of the whole tragic story. The Boy with the Hatchet, # Beecher ‘trial. Prom the ‘Springfield Republican. Could there be a fluer bit of unconsciot satire than this? A picture of “ the boy that never told a lie” looks down upon the wituess stand in the Brooklyn court-room. A_Firry Cent Lawsvir’s Concomt- TANTS.—A paper printed in Scranton. Pa., tells this suggestive story: “Some days since We gave the details of a dunning suit, to re- cover fifty cents—Hill against MeDonald. Defendant paid the amount and alderman’s costs. Plaintiffon return day came with wit- nesses, and for that claimed costs amounting to $26; sued McDonald and got judgment, whereu a cow and heifer were levied upon and sold, und the judgment satisfied. Bat it s Filan’s om, nd @ Cy Filan against - Weich, constable, it to re~ cover the vaive o of the cow, swhereupon ne tr got judgment for $40, the value of said kine. Wel be made ich, to whole, Rate oe loots his a Everyboly Alderman mit mad every! ody, tae ‘hin scien MeiDoneld fer eresps bis cattle, and the we is decided, haying been eure Tt have you. we could ha mar- at East a me- com) the is nia, and bad been twice married. Her seo- ond husber co, Was once & candidate for city, and he has beld several ‘prominut of. ments in San F Curtis, who was her to Europe, where sh: the tan the, leaving bis ing, she tried available direction of he: 1 to take her to urope this month, ar magni It rye tn hope tha: great inherited wealt is music, and he mad the choir of the Chareh which he is organist. In their subse it companionship Mrs. Curtis acquainted War, came apparent Ment Was scarcely possible, bat eration was less potent than the death-blow that it carried to by decided upon 1 Tombs. resorts have more drug stores than other pinces do. advantage 2 fresh sno hitch a brass band to it will sure; head against that wall, what will protect Lim from dam—what t. ing on Main street, Thursday, a very tall map swallowed a fresh reached his home, a fu than six minutes. because bis parents would not have pie at diriner. He is probably secreted in some co: try printing office Weck accompanied by a postal card, explain: ing thai it was one day late, owing to the editor having mislaid the shears. — However bad a man may be there is yet some good in him. and rubbish, but it is there, and a time when it is brought to light, when the « mire and the clay fall from it,and itacquires new lustre from {ts surroundings. town last week to buy a couple of brooms and & jug of molasses. As he street, half a dozen boys rushed out with their sleds and py & moment later a friend met him in front of the hay scales, and he turned out for a little talk. Meanwhile, ten or fifteen more boys came up and waited for the procession to start. An hour afterwara they were still there, while the man had just begun a fresh story about Deacon J from such material as this that Webster, country have gathered whom the Khedive of E; $300,000 necklace, discovers thi necklace comes itis earning to pay the annual tax on the jewel. They say he is neglecting his meals, and goes around bareheaded. to secure him the position of conductor on @ street-car lir stolen goods were brough ting a good deal of been contined, Capt. tal remark, concerning the burglar's tools found in G. individual! told Yater tat he wasa “damned thief.” Ca) meant, whereupon Zachery repeated the epithet. Yater instantly struck him on the brehead an. dre whis pistol. Mel Zachery immediate me to the help of bis brother, and the pistol hav sculle, pointed it towards Yater's breast. City Marshal D. ter’s assistance, aud serted his thumb uo descended. But for this providential cire stance the de the capiain of police. the stove was knoc! ry upon the bed of red-hot coals, but Fe dog just then that he had an import eax forsook his seat and | friend. the weapon, dodged under th fortified himself behtad a co while the cle the pigeon holes. Cornell, the other day frie of draw no inference on receiving such & gift. The next astonished when he received a letter from the young lady containing the present of @ fine-tooth comb, with the request that he would draw po inferences therefrom. cr fight a tiger With a snow-shovel than to county jamin J pa K loxaTivs, R. ¥ masver, He He F if i i fl Hi 158 i i 5 8s Fe ane iu a THE STORY OF HER SORROW AND DRA! arly aad. She was born in Califor~ od, who now veey hb TD j there. Mrs. Curtis was very boag and her volee was of surpassing cet: compass and power. In her youth she evic and every ad of ber fathy xaticn ene of very exceptional muvteal ablit tage that the slender means Torch ere given to its cali Aeer ber se se from her unhappy arriage, she performed several nciseo, She weekd. nen wealthy, and hho took stadied music first ages. returned to the bu Tancisca, His remittanee tail- make her musiesl talent npport. She atiracted the Strakosch, who recognized me which, with nuld be made profitable! He musical study, and seearea er. Strakosch, it is sald was + that he proposed + CON- ore, she Was to w York as @ siar of greater de than even Nilson and Aivant rbeered her in her r intercourse with musical poo rtis came in contact with Boaja- f at Sirect, a on Of of Jersey City, a i the best Knowa mon Mr. oer. is @ man of {is ruling passion vacancy for her im the Atonement, of with ber history. Their hs ago and ®bout a month nti: ts result be- ro. Conceal. tats consid. musical aspiration. She Mrs. Thi is am the ee Balleyana. ing to notice that health People are be; —A woman with a heart to love, and noone with a tin his head nd kerchief to nurse it. ‘colored man never shows o to such when there is several taches of Ube earth our boy Gaew &@ good example, —To hav —A mixtere of pitch and tar, laid on hot, protect @ wall from dampness. To be it whoa the man of the house rests his ‘ou-cal) —In an excess of enthusiasm over the rac- uid Of tobacco. He ull mile away, in less —A Jersey City youth has left his home ne Of our exchanges came to hand last Tt may be hidden in filta there comes man may neglect his business, bis family and his friends, but he is always attentive to a cold sore on his lip. — A modest looking countryman came to rove up Main to takearide. Bat jones’ bay mare. It ts Daniel Prait and other prominent men of the eir strength. the husband of the lady oa Sgypt inflicted @ even if the ‘0 the country free of daty, ire more money than he is — Mr. Fitch, ing to req: His friends are trying News. NASBVILLE.—The into court, crea- k. The cases having ater made an inciden- W. Zachery’s room, ben Chat ng become cocked in the H. Pittman rushed to Ya- ching the pistol, in- the hammer just as it m- y cartridge wonld have, per- forever ended the career of During the struggle ed dow hand a spectator haps, at once ar ao diately ement with & man down the street he away tosee his One of the ju x ensconced hi Nasheill ONE. oF THE noyS just before returning to sent a young indy nd of his & cage of Lubin’s fuest vari pilet soap, With a request that she wou! y ihe young man Was somewhat 87 A Detroit photographer says he'd rath- come into his gallery.—Free Priv George's ug ad paiutat timess. Bx th year of TAUPTMAN, On the 19th instant. fat glock a jiest son of Philip Hand Mary Ml take place at 1 na 3 his parents. ng on ay HS -y r NNT Thureda: 18, 1 - ie youngea ‘sou of Michael and the from 181 stroat nor’ yo at fens lurday, the 20th instant, famil: BADEN. At his *~ me puventta ra Be We sons SUDLER, Matas Tel Seare LLIVAN. Coan eres somes UNDERTAKERS. Undertaker, [ye ‘STREET, between Mioth and Tome,