Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1875, Page 3

__ Ral LROADS._ New ves Vere | NOTIcs To Tax rustic. WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW BOSTON AND PROVIDEN F NEW YORK, Dd pee Hos (Wasuixatox AND Reva Thuredar. t MANGE OF CARS, " the . Peta a> beip Conn e De yea wer be aes Mf ae regular 4] lies eR Firs u R. HUGH. G:h street Wharf. - Goris “+ oe Ale iexandria, NT. General i 3 A. Ds TRATN, Extivsr Pian settee E_SLERPING CAKS OW | te | os s. iors" srt heats | , Paliedeiphia, New ae N. RB. FITZHUGH. Agont. Ac Ths Noe Fh ng leamer “SUE.” and steamer ** PxP hess eet wharf ere FORD for Washington and crory MONDAY ‘m. These steamers D mall ‘Y SLEEPING fon ean be procured at the of. oats meee dnt hotels and pets town and inter phenson's wharf, | he contort of the traveling’ nad F idea Rese AND POT ie street ‘OMAC BAIL- HENSON & BRO., A, Teh sires wharf. Foe POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Ba Tas ane favorite Iron Steamer verbauied and ri TU ESDA ae ‘and tzhugh’s wharf. at __fiurning. will woe of Washington very ‘Wednesda: lay and Sanday Freight received daily. Ai freight= must b Res feta BR. Sonapolis, Frederick and | Fevuore ber tripe fer Py | Ree nd ever EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. 0. SAILING Dats Titan branch.) Intermeiiate Stations to Feet, anton cin at *Phillaicipnia with Ciyae’s jar Scmi-werkly Line of Sivamers Boston aud New England States. No wharf, in Rostow by this tine: GFK yuk LYDEs CONF RE. ve. <, 29 Devonshire street, Boston. &F Freights Gelivered by Knox's Ex: ders left at General Offico, nue, of af tho Steamers’ wit DE, Agent for D. of 0. = sel phia, Pullnan’ cars. sad Way Stations, ia aud New York Fast Bx- aud Way Stations. and St. Lonis. Cincinnatt, sat : A™=e AN LINE. MALL ST; MSHIPS. ExRayING THE Sailing every THU RSDAY't a Phiiadetphis for i STOWN and LIVERPOOL. MEDIATE and STEERAGE )DATIONS UNSURPASSED. as by another first class Line. PRTEE WRIGHT & SONS, Senet Aanets was.—S @.m., 1.30, 3.45 ay —7.33 1@ and 11.40 p. m., stopping < Venduct Hotel, Kelay Howse ly at the Baltimore _Washiogton Station, and enue, weere orders hecked and received « at any P muacuiame #,S0-;; Bankers), & P. Master of Transportation. al Ticket Agent. General Freo™ PHILADELPHIA POTOMAC BAILRO. aD. ‘Stu anv B Starets N.W March Ist, 195, trains will ran as FOR BALTIMORE. Express, daily except Mon- se ese fer Philadephia sod Now i pts Soa sp SHIP BY pega: a “NEW EXPRESS LINE.” FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE Mark freight + For full = pl noe ve full info on 8p) ‘oe. wrpe jor street, Georgetown, D. (.UNARD LINE, With the view of dimmishing the chances of col- lision, the Steamers of this Coures for all seasons of the nay ge Paseage from, Ti oeniahiohne or crossing the Meridian of ing to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MATL STEAMSHIPS: ET WE POOL, CALL io AT CORK HARKOR. Fao Hew Torx. ©. Phil datcihia and New ion, daily except Sunday. . de ty ~~~ Sunder. York Night Bupress Pacisc Express, daily except Saturday ‘Satarda, Line take iii Weck or Besson nothing to the ne On the homeward passage eisee sueee pee es 3 “reTitty< efsepee>< Fess iss Gey IVE AT. WASHINGTON. ciwn, daily except Sunday. ail ny daily exes Sanday. | Philadel pia ie Express, inte BOhbG G Shoe Reem & KmeED ° Hi ot Vel, April 21\ Slgeri folowing WEDNESDAY PSceasere marked * do not carry stecrage passen- “Gares or Passace.—Cabin, $90, to accomme wdation. ional. Return tickets on favorable ‘Sleerage at low rates. ‘pool and Qui . ai lowest rates. Throt ven for Belfast, Gi r ports on the Continent, and for s ight and cabio) pasage . 4 Bowling Green; eo, Broad: nee OTIS BIGKLOW, Bau Mice. NS.'G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. NE OF | STEAMSHIPS ag oe : grove Fees eeye and oe Bickets to Part iay, and Si liowle with’ irsins for ngton at 5:35 e. m. and 4:53 p. sith reine fer Aamapolio. | - except Sunday Siri 18, oid, Piatt Srecrage Bm, connect at ¢ iw trains from Pepe SS sour orders st Ticket b street and Pennsylvania Passengers bo» northwest corner Srenue, uorihwes: corner 6th street and se eer Secenes, called 7 Teksts to 5 imettant mets et oppoeite P yEB HANTS LT WASHINGTON ANI AN Hereafter the poets o. ch nage a JOBN STBSON : will make trips betweeen NE eat, OER TLRENS, General Sup, GEO oe sr Geo'l Pas'r Agent. 1874 resssrSiih novre 1875 Ba inj neh Phd Te AND SOUTHWEST. _D. M. BOYD, Jr. Ww GEORGETOWN, ne fol Pier 32, East River. every SATUR GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY att ANDRIA the same day at "Bor fall information a business office and whart town, or at the efice of af the Preside b veP Freiehts deainenod by Ex p°3, Pennsylvania | iM be prompuy — > Nit r strest, George: nt, Dear P street of 10:14 p.m. THE GitkaT bolBL with elegant Soar; Palace State-room Da; ro improvements. jes saved to Western aud Ceatral tras the woamer © FAMILY S 4 tickets at these offfces can = im Palace Cars for aorgs Pittebarg and ic DM. BOY ONE TON OF CHOLOR A LEXANDSIA aND WASHINGTON ik. Be SLEXANDEIA & #REDERICKSBURG B. B NER oF B Axo SixtH STREETS. NEW TURKEY PRUNES jortereianers Just Beceived, Eight Pounds tor @2 7 om. and 6 p.m a A re S+ conuecet with trains on Wash- UTHEEN EXPRESS, via Richmond, | 1:35 p. m. daily except Sunday. Auue DUGLE aad BUGcibw ch street and Pennsylvania | tb street apd Pennsylvania are. | We will continas to sell, for « fow days more, 6 Pounds MIXED NUTS, (inciuding SOFT SHELL “| ALMONDS,) for $1.¢0 By Sgout. WILEINS, General Sep Baltimore. Md. | On hand, and for sale at areasonable price, a FULL | CAB LOAL of choice pb NCAN, SHERMAN «to., BANKEBS, Nes. 9 aud 11 Nassau street, New York, SEW TORS STARE ALTERS. Inne CINCULAK NUTES and LETTE TRAVELERS IN SUKOPS in al the pripeipal cities ‘We would farther state that ese 4 received and safely stored in our basement before the freezing cold weather came on, so that thess who wish to purchase them need bsve no fears of gettin ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grecers, (Masomc Texrte,) ‘91H BrxEEt, opposite U.8 Patent Office, Rie VER A THIRD oF ae LYe uiend a, bet 600 An pad Kimsea ‘I scm foouing Policies in this OM ond ser 3 A CENTURY ¢ MING FIRE INSURANCE ‘ Company at fair rates ee ie YOUNGS, AND KAUPHY, _ of New York welocar toa Republic Fire Inearance Gomeany ‘of New rece | at Siaace de 148 and tare of fo Choteet @ amall advance on Conter Market, cast Ascots, 97400. Surplus, AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW band 0 niroess northwest. MISCTLEANEOT! STs - i bo Saran: pares el Loeole ts LUESPAY MORNING, 231 Maro. ai of new and Mechive-. se. Ww SH. ek, Ww WL Laas Auctioneer, Successor to Green & Williams, Anctionsers. 1001. northwest corner Mth and Dsinects inches; thence east 3 feet 4 Inches; and her whit te improvements teoveen. gene two story and attic Brick, fed near the pon gd and er De tr of ths t, and tn prox: fmity to the Rbbitt Hones ‘and. Willact’s Hotek, wad By reason ef ite too location possesses over any other property now offered for pearly oy He the Foundry M. E, Church, bene ortaa a G st hwest.” Terms of sal bed by the deci ° guint ot the paecince fn cash, and the reside hree equal i hjuterest. A deposit of $200 will be reaaired af Firrchase. All conveyancl Pilea witn witht rue es reserve the right to resel K and cost of the first. purchaser, after g ths days’ notice of sch resale. LLioT, ATC AS BHADLFY, haga marls-d& ame SH. Be Ww TLLL AMS, Anct te 3 ae Broker and Anctt roker ant Anctioncer, | Federa "puiniiogs, corner 7h and F stress NW. bi STEERS sy PENA VALUABLE BEAL z TATE ON 14 ET, between P streets, lath By virtue o de din Liber the Distriet of Ce h 23d, 1575. at 4.30 o'clock p- public a1 ing real estate, to wit: All that part of Lot numbered thirty-five, (35,) of Deu- Ty's subdivision of square numbered two hundred and vine, (209.)on the d plan of the ¢ Wassington, Di the following m unde; "Commencing ior atheast, corner of said tot: z inety- = hence hurth twenty-six (S6)foct eleven ll) inchen? tusace Cart, ninety “Ave (35) feet to the line of lith street west, and thence south twenty-six (25) feet eleven (ii) inches along Lith atrect to the piace of begin: ‘These premises are improved by two Brick ng Houses, two stories and basement, in good One how of the purchase ein two equ’ ments at ono at 7 per © tin secured by repent: s808 will be A deposit of gue will be reqaired ch house. If the terms of sale om plied with within ten dtys after sale, the Will resell at the risk and cost of efaulting pare mt iT. Conveyancing ng at purchaser 's erst. edd) STOTT, Traster. merlicoeds J. 3° donbwEnt.s Salesman | ATIMER & CLEARY, and Ke Auctionser stato Brokers, Southeast cornet Pe in avenue and Lith st., Star uilding. TRUSTEE’S SALE VALUABLE UNIM- FROVED Puoperty YS" )RsitineroN =e By virtue of dead of trust to mo, bearin date ths oth day of January, Is71, and records of the District of Columbia, and’at the request of the partios secured thereny,Tshall sill at public auc: remixes, on si id day of ies at 43a o'clock fi Janthe tative property =— Lot 15, tn sabdivision of between Nand 10.4530, on y aa G'northwest all of Lot Ts and tho eastern half of Lot No-s, snd the northern partof Lot No. M,and the ihern part No. 12, allin Square 312, frout fn Nand Sth strects northwest having a front of eight” in southern part having a front of twenty Toot ping beck With even widths to the rear line of emia Sale commences with lots7 aud 8, 0n N street, be-ween 4th and sth northwest. ‘Torns:. Oue-fourth of. ti@ pnrchaso _monoy avd taxes due in-cash, and the balance in six, twelve and e.ghteon months, with interest at seven cent.” If the termeare abt e amplied with io five yi dep, ok will be forveited, aud the, property wilt dat risk of mn five dave? . $100 on lots 7 and each of the lots when struck off. pueneutaat™ g at pur- cha er's cost. DOWNMAN. Trust: “pearl Ainge Coe SRY LATIMER & CLEARY 4 Anctioncers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest ecrmer Pennsylvania ave. aad Lith etroet, Star Office scien TEUSTERS. ALUABLE ROTEL RTY ON Ene Nontitw nist conven gr iso SNA AVENUE AND 2p SfKEET By virtue ofaded of trust to us. duted March 1574, and secordad in Liber N. ‘ the lund records of the and at the re “of ths partios 776 willeell: iu {rout of the premises, on Oty, Bsr vat 8 o'cick p.m reels of ground and Drea “i che city of Waa ington, District of Colum- Sid knows ond described sa tote thros (3), four nd five (5). in Todd's subdivision of original lot ‘ square numbered five hundred and seventy- two( S72", in Washington city, D. C.. improved by a mr hotel building known as the “Tremont of sale: Five thousand dollars, with ten par expenses of sale, in ca~ ance in one and two years from date, with interest. "All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are not com i uton days. the Trastess.roseres tha Tight 10 notice at cost of defaulting pur- day of sale. DOWNMAN, +f Teasteos. OLA _mari-aid UATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts. C™48ety SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SITUATED, HINGTO! wi resell on five days" chaser, MOUNT PLEASANT By virtue of a decree passed by e Supreme Court of the District bor te on the 1th day of Februs pending, w o* complainan “rein Ellen T. Johnson, administratrix, i George H. Plant and als. are de: Eadny of February, A.D. ide that, traci nBty © try ashington, in the Distr bis.conveyed by ‘Willias hw ied amongst said land re Oe ee. fol. 8452 No. 723, fo and No. 758, fol. 37, which "sai es embrace the "f Mowing Jotsin S. P. on Picasant, viz: Lots B.S and part of Lot 7, in Block 1; Lot 1.2, 3y 5, 6.7,8,9, 10 and 11, 19 Block 2; Lote 1, 2,3, 4, "in ii peck 3; Lote 1,3, 4,5, Jot will be offered se of eal and the balanc red on each lot at day of sa chasor’s cost, with in five resell at risk and ILLS of dofauttin, 4 GORD IN, T, LD WELL, 127th street, THOMsS DOWLING, ‘Auctioneer. ear ate or Ue Pl oe po of Wash int ray an eek bre wo Wil Bel. at propert, ee eae metas i line of Sa a penta rine oF One Nia Thon. and second: bani Farui acs 4 3; z i : ii i 5: o'clock, the it (Rep) Salesman. TIME & Kempe yd Auctioncers aad A’ Ls “Bomsivanis reese ced iith st corm iar OMe ice Building. = EB i i i 2 > TRS, WARDROBES. BRUSSELS. THEY West. B. WILLI 4 SNE (8 No. ererhores ee OBARCERY SALE FRO OFERTY, wr Drees STREET W MASKS. Rc: uy money in cash, and the Fosidae parable’ six, twelve and fie “en ‘Soath:¢ oven fter the day — or saree REAL ik » BE I the terms of sale shall not be fully com- Be ne Week after the day of sale, the the property at ing the understand trustee will cell, in front of the Premisoe, rivot original to ant ie f 15), in Square nambered ty the city of Wa-hington, (13) foot and six (6) and 2 Penneylyan ninety-sevan (297 parts of lots tronti Inches on 13th stre fifty-four (54) feet and »hree (3) inches, to he joproreme nis, consisting of w small Terms vot sale prescribed hy the decron are: thizd of the purchase money in cash; and the ayable respoctivel =day of sale, wit wal instalmenss, eive months after i 1 of trast. dated June 19th, No. 244, folio 51, of nbia, I will, tion, to the roperty. after giv tix day’ ‘snotice, at the ee and coe if ten fia PWILEPAMS: Aust of Oilet AN, Teal Beate Anct outer, 519 7th strest. ABLE SMALL PROPERTY, ON THIRD ST +N EET NEW YORK AVENUE ‘ee "Bie. 1130" “nthe premises part of Loe? ‘ing 2 feet on 3d street improved by "THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Anet: SD cets Tue VANSON BROS., Auctioneers, i r Cerner Ninth and D strects northwest, mount a credit of aoe we bee ipterost,eatiefactorily en ASH B. WILLIAMS, Aurt foneer, ave "etreet, Georgetown, D. C HOUSEHOLD PURNITY PRE A AND EFFRCTS AT On TUESDA MORNISG. March 234, at ° 4 of my cnction room, lo. 174 street, a eee coliroti THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ERMAN & SON, No. S15 Teh sreee northwest. _ REL BIR rey LARSW sh , AND A GREAT MANY Reobiees ae aan on TUESPAY. 10:30 234 instant, w Tes rye. C. LUTIRELL, Ayn MARQGANY Oy FoR (QT AGE SETS. HAIR AND HUSK E-TOP’ T*BLES. TAULES AND INGRAIN TOP BUGGY, ik, EXCELLENT con on 10ESDAY MOENING, March 234. 3. in front of our Auction’ Roms, at 10 Bek Pe hall sell the above assortaeat of Terms cash. Hen) LsTIMER & CLEARY, Anct a - WALT & CO., Anctionoers, New Marble ding, enue, corner 9h st. we DNESDAY MORNT G, March 24, iz at Iv o'elock © iu part, viz rries, and hair lo and mirror frout; ing Tables. 8, different widtls« k es of Matting. white and chee! bie-top Tables. Rureaus, Drewing Ca ard : Bookeaies, Wri Extension Tables. nd Onk Dining Chairs, 2 wets Cottage Chamber Sites. & Mattresses. et Springs, €e., &: 30, A lot of second hand Furniture, Carpets. &e. We cali th bet nthe sale ater le, buyers to the above 82, cash; over that ‘with notes bearing {tep] WML. WALL & Co Aucts VHOS- B. WAGG AM: GROUNDS, AT AUCT Br virtue of eerie ‘dasds of trast Dw eeLls MY. BT REN NOneh o APITOL AND FIRST 5 eth tay of February, 1478. No. Sa wh rs G34, folio 434 et woq., Of thd land records an ‘of said 8 tweaty-three (23), and twenty-four, 24), in t vision by the heirs of Willian Hi f orn part of original lot numbered vet Deas Bow occupied by Rox rately. key SS heirs to H. Whitney by iS od, Vaated bat ISoT, together with all and singutar the reditamonts and app’ ‘ame belonging. er ia any manner appe: rtain third of the pr ie residue in fou with interest from dav operty will be soll anbjsct to a prior en: nf $5 main upon the propsrty, if or all cash cation of Soar pire hi se T down at time of fale on cack lot 0.76 and interest at 10 por cent. per annum from 1th of Dee: yA. 1.1373, to day of tale, snd expenees of es cash ; balances in on por cw om ths | Broperty eof oF the purchaser. iba eapiretepar sch It as tom cris of cals are not complied with aday of sale the propert k and cost of the defauitiug par: JOHN B. TYLER. Tr oNCANS) 3. if the in seven daye fr chaser or purchasers, bitetcr ow COLUMBIA, N NER Ke wir Estais Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Hetlahees cata he Th and F sta, northwest, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF QI - DESIRABL B BUILD. and at the written req by, ee at br] VENUE OH hi r, STRER Se AWITHIN A Sat AE eae MARKET MOUS: nated in Washi Iumbia, and dercribed a deed of trust. dated March Sharks duly Froanted in Liber No. 71, rons 70, one of the jand 7 in the District of Columbia, and at tho'ro parties secur thereby, and il at pnblic anction, in front of the DNESDAY, March 24th, 1375, at cerned, we wilt #0 premise, on W clock p. m.. ai! sit feet to the dividing line ‘Krause avd Mrs. Otterback, thence» noe wert 04.9 feet, thone thence north Sy coutaining tive te ‘Terms of sale Payments in six adfl twelve months, with interest, fond vdesigriated on the plat of enid city, 3.) in sqnare nimber 420, comprised wi ining for U it of lot'numbered thre. r bundred aod fift jowing metes and be | Ata point on the tino of New Yor iiilrty: three (Li) feet four (0 nel | fie sugthenst cortex of ened square, thence in @ northwestern direction vis three, (3) in said 7) inches; thence west- hence southeastwardly New York avenne one handred and half (934) inches; thence rk avenue in a northeasterly ‘Term cont, interest from September $1, 1574 together with | F the premises. 3200 to be paid down on the d Conveyancing wud reconting to bs at tho ¢ the purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are n i i with in five days, the tru | square, uinety (90) fect seven diy thirty-two (22) feet: 1 two (12) feet nine and a with the live of ¥ direction twenty-uine (29) feet a f beginning. conta ~ and eight (2,505 riek of tho de faulting parchaer. OF 8. P. Brows 'S” sdupiviston AUF | ‘Terms: One-fonrth of the purchass money in cash; w three voars, with t + A.D. 1575, in @ canse therein | * th ia serena ’ werve the right to tesell the property. at the fendante, being No. $35, equity ducket 13, and of § | nent decree pased in the same cars on the | Gay 1575. Lwill weil, at public | teen Fisk — cost of the defaulting purchaser after five * LLIAM F. MATTINGLY,? 0 HALLES ¥, PERNT! Jie auction corded nubdivic and twenty th wast corner 9th and D sts.y northwest. VALUABLE IMPROVED SITUATED ON NORTH STRERT AND tor STREET BS y virtne of @ deed of . Ws74, duly recorded Tang in | TRUSTEES FALE oF. reot | REAL ESTATE ast, ‘a ated Inne Ist, js 's u Libor 781, full Block 4. At the sald each in front of the Dy ies hday of March ey archase-monoy cash: entaat six and twelve months, wi ¥ of sais, to be | secured by purchaser's note. Upon coufirmation of rales by court end full pay ment of purehase-tonoy Ms t of 'y dollars re being Known upon the gt {raid exty as aud being all that g towers humbered six’ hacudred das follows: Beginning for the eumaat 4 distant one huadred and riy feet west from the ‘northeast corner of «aid gz thence west twenty K street; thence reat foe! east twenty feet, and thence place of beginning, togetiver wi anew and clogant cick dee o North K street, square. and ren Terme “One-third cach, of which $100 aya: at time ot wale; Wada Premises fold. LOMAS DOWLING TRUSTE Auctioneer. HAND 2ist STREETS NORTHWE> By virtue of a deed of trast to we d 14, and <— ed in. Liv auction ground and preniioes sitwate ie the city of Washi top, District of Columbia. and described irty in chamocty., subdivision original lots one, two, three, &c., of Equare number seventy- seven (77), 9 the sume is recorded in the 8 ‘office of tho District of Columbia, improved by. a oubs be “3g Mm Back Bolling ential be ej Brick Dwelling ‘orm Twenty. 7 the expense ‘of sale and. taxes for 1574-5, fa cu | 3a twenty five hundred HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. 08, ee NORTHERN eat SHEDS aT T MM.» On cre 3 ciple na and eighteen months, interest at ten per centum ed by cond of trnat ior rion of the parcha icing at the cost uf the #0 at time of sale. ASH, B. WILLIAMS, A (Snecessor to Green & Williams: Ancts.,) No. 1001 uorthwest corner lth and D sts. ae un Pees ANT? ND 10ru STR: By virtue of a decd of trust.dated July 2ith, 73, end sluly rec SALF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY \ ON THE NORTH WEST CORNER If the terms of sale are plied with in ten days from the day of sale, doe reserves the right to resell at cost aad ANATAN. Trustee, S.A opiatrict of | tha Dia, and by the request of the parties secured. We will sell, in front of the promize, at | on MONDAY, March 29tt, 1575, at | ck p.m.. ai that certain piece or parcel of | defantti tee STOR AS _morl-d (Bep) P ‘OUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneer Re: tate and Insurance Agen! Ofiice: $19 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTSIN SQUARE No. virtue of a, dceree ‘of the alt oqtin ca Court of ‘Lot x (35), in Wort! ton & Dorsey's trustees vole. others, are sen gaia ae with eats Sees | purine tte of el teroN. Ancts. WAGGAMAN, SASS. on +, 529 7th street. WehS EER. 1 Estate Anc joneer, 519 7th street. RY SALE or DE IRan LE BRICK z aml by virtua of a decree of the Sa Court ot the Distri nen ziaias Keogh isc aplat |. are deteadants, t ak public audsion. in ate cogil the 6) 7 Lots 1 yu. and Bert <ul om of square 675, in Wash of enle. a8 prescribed by the d nrchass money to be pai spectively, after date: the of the pur. purcha: # tobe given for the deferred nev, aud tobe # lien onthe properiy to be pail on day of sale, or upom by the court. 10) to be paid ON, Auctioneers, al Ys'ate ‘ind Unsuranes Agents, Ke $19 Market Space, Board of Trade Room: TRUSTER SALE OF WS VALUABLE RAT. E3- TON, ON ANACOSTIA Dot NOTES WALK OF THE N Nyy ed of trast to me, dated the and duly reeorted in 0 of the land t of Columbia THis COUNTY OF WASHING AR lock p - folks mak cril ad real ce of parcel of fund leing aad sit tom county. in ths Districe o! wre Qe half cash, 2 residne in eqnal he purcbas s notes and deed of trast on of tes the right m ten day's public notice. at the cost an ELe. SMITH, You IDDLETON A re ls. IDAY. red © in the city of Washing in cash (of which $2) must ‘be the d-ferred payments to be made » months. with interest, and secared rof Mil ani D streets, LUARLE BIMPROVED PR TH ST RE Er. BETWE ORTH WEST. A ision of Samare S t Wost. and running back one six inel ns) Mure OF lesa, improved Dy a two-story be pai mths for motos und 18 tae rest. atet sccUr of uriast 0 perfect, an eared or pu en at the ele, i WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Aner. NIMPROVED NUILD EERSOUTH, BETWEEN ETS WEST,iN SQUABE ried in Liber No. 721, folio 4,one of the land records inand for the Dis- triet of Columbisy nt the. weitten dirsctton of the party secured thereby, I shail proosed fo aelly at bublle auction. in front of ths presisss, at 3 n..on THURSDAY, Marche 25th, byws, Sti that iece or parcel or lot of ground, Ying ard being in the city of Wesuington, in the Columbia, known and described upon the: ro glan of eald elty as Lect wombored hirer (300 = Tandem ‘three hundred and eigtty- Sak steeoe wh eects eighteen months after date aoe Ta WASH. B WILLIAMS: Auct. ER Af OB ES | apaog Sette 1s “aed *. Feige caaceee Nelock a. fter our report closed ef on Satartay— A ir. Bayard continued a remarks ” SO whe cess until 6 p.m. hen the Senate ;~assembiet Mr. Bay- followed ard continued his remurks, and was fol! by Mr. Maxey. At o'clock another motion toad, Mesen Aoabeny' and Sherman that the democrats names time when trey would take a vote, but Mr. Bayard said hi side wanted the matter fully discussed, and Would prefer not to name any particular time. M offered, " 2 = reeclution thai the Senate waieers, on Ursday NeXt At noon, wy which omnn remarked, “not much eat lar abe regu! order was then proceeded with Jaxey conetuBed hi: ech. Mr. Davis moved to from tien + ion the word « motion to adjourn was lost. 20 to % At poe m. Mr. Johnson (Tean.) obd- tained the floor, and the Senate after an ex- ecutive Sonics adjourned. ——-see- “THLE BEECHER CASE. Scenes and Developments. From the Y. Her After Mr. Fullerton had finis liday on church matiers he venerable curate on the st life. It was seen in a minat tif meant to in with Hal- ject of his owa that the pla peach the credibility and F character of Pastor Hualuiday as well asof Pastor Reecher. Frank Moalion was sittiog Pilton group suggesting questions et this time. The entire life of Mr. Halliday was ransreked; but nothir bis detraction, altho the rebuttal his personal bad been bankrapt that he had dealt in g 1. It was showa that mill, Thal produced agnaro bag with Haltiday’s name in the corner; but this was not presented in court. It was attempted to show that Mr. Halliday, the night hetore he failed had pa> chased a large bill of goods from some tidi- vidual. After proving his insufficiency for secular business Mr. Halliday hat become a city missionary at the Fiv a rdian Honie and several minor charities Mr. Fullerton strictly examined him as to his financial probity in keeping the accounts of one of these institutions, and it is under- stood that on the rebuital an effort made to show that Halliday is impeachable as vo affairs of administration. The old man resented these suggestions, cailed one of the institutions which had employed him aham- bug, and his superior in ita Scoundrel. Mr. Heecher and t cross-examination With some indignation, but Mr. Beecher's eyes at times winked with laughter The next witness was altogether more im- portant. Bessie Tarner, who has been in court for parts of two weeks learning the methods aod ways of the law, was brow: in during the forenoon by Mrs. Tilton, the wife of lawyer Shearman and Mrs. Field. Mrs. Tilton ix looking brown, bat not nearly so fresh and interesting asin the early days of the trial. She Appears to have become used to it, and publicity does net compel her to blush any mire. After Mr. Halitday was dismissed he wrapped a silk handkerchief around his throat, for he was hoarse all the morning, and hastily left the court. Then Ressie Tar- ner was cailed, and the audience almost stool up to get a glimpscof that diminutive young person. She made her way to the stand oa the arm of Brother Cauldwell, kissed the book, and proceeded to deliver with great volubility a mass of spontaneous and often obscene evidence with much mitatery ani zest. Tho witness, dressel well enough to feel at ease, leaned forward on her fan, and when giving conversations as they occurrel imitated the tones of other people and raised her own voice to express just how she said certain things to Tilton in rebuke of his con- duet. In the middle of the afternoon a por- tion of the testimony of Miss Tarner was en. tirely unfit for publication. Tne audience and ‘the jury were somewhat diseoncerted With its plainness, and Mrs. Tilton leaned down and wrote on her tablets. It would appear by the anxiety of Judge Porter not to dismiss Miss Turner when she was threat. ened with a fainting spell that he hal ex- pected to conclude her testimony yesterday. BESSIE TURNER. “Elizabeth A. Turner,” called Mr. Shear- man. At once all the court was agog. The jadge, with his eustomary di nee for femates, bezan to look belligerent and to scowl at ia- dividuals too carious or too much animat The little red-headel girl, with a ret and Je complexion and long caris, arose from Rereeat between Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Fiell, and waiked slowly forward Lill she cams to the colossal stature of the iroy-gray master of ceremonies, Caukiwell. He arose with great ceremony and solemnity and offered his arm to the young lady. who was not up his elbow. The jadge cried ont— ‘The reporters would do well to look down at their papers now and look less at the wit- ness.” That order was vocy generally disobeyed as incompatible with the demands of livell- h Bessie Turner wore a huge hat. with an os- trich feather curving over it and a biue bow at the side, the brim coming down to the bridge of her nose. A black sack. with a white lace bow at the throat and the two au burn curls dangling down behind it, was coa- tinued by and hands. She does not weigh more than seventy or eighty pounds, and Is smaller than Mrs. Tilton. Sie ix supposed to be about twenty-three years of age, and, for her age, is rather childish in manner and speech, but she has no bashfulness beyoud the ‘first flutter. THE VERSATILE VIRGIN. Bessie Turner ought to go on the siage for soubrette parts. She is a pretty fair mimic. When she repeated this story her voice was dropped to a quiver and ma‘ea laugh. repeated Mrs. Morse’s adjuration with a vengeance: a inferaal seoundrel! I'll grandmother you! I'll publish you from Dan to Beersneba!” They ail wanted to publish each other. Mrs. Beccher seemat to like these severe arts of the girl's testimony; so did Tracy. But Tilton wnt Bee same general appearance of fatigue. Frank Moulton had his chair cocked back and he seemed delighted. The jury all looked sober and staid, wearied men, not ameaabie toa joke. The sense of mingled humor and abhor. rence expressed at the close of I ner’s narration was oa the whole cre to average human nature. The girl's rapid, emphatic, = recitation of diszust- ing scenes In words not mines nordisguised, but told right on with willing volubility, created a bad impression, although the story she told was direet and intelligible, but the parts of it not well connectel. The absence of motive in the witness to have been so with much incensed and so plain of speceh Tilton at the time of the oceurrences r. and equal plaintiff to be on the instant such a devil, palled on the heart. Shearman the Chief Clerk and At- From the Pada iphi ia Times. Shearman’s ruling weinies are rapacity and desire of prominence. He went into a Tich and democratic religions society like Plymouth Charch for the latter pu purpose, as its clerk has managed this case, as aa in- Geteernat setae webs hes st intrigue sinist i = oe in en oa The Church records SS SPECIAL SESSION OF THLE SENATE. Cmelusion of Seturday's Proceedings. trike from the resolu- ” rey PProve;” rejectext. jessrs. Kernan and Eaton then made —— against the resolution, when an- ook up that and | Plymouth party heard this biack cloth drexs. There were lace sleeves and gray kid gloves on her wrists er bore tae he absence of motive in the rae wees ake Sie coee Came bandetord tes it trie MeCue, the same who bad grated te Tot “oc parte: lars. And it fir. Beocher the Jary end stil fe ht pot acqs \<Nopaicaa ry 4 MOTs of, hie moinersin th wilh Boone nm rom ts | Standing amoral © apebic of worth while obit, be had sworn this. ‘and the court hed aa at i HI i it & £ if tie ik 5 a Hf & 4 h, Hal | ih Hee il i i 7 ‘the stan While’ under Jutge Fullenosts newts examination! Obsers aon irc wit avoiding canoer all —, the clerk interrupting . Tsay. ant Devan: that you wiil bome and disbelieve as much as ever in Beecher's agents of vindication, if not in Vindication itself I The Status of the From the New York Herald of Yes The forthcoming week will witne=s a 4 in the Tilton-Reeeher trial. Mr. echer will be a witness probably os Wednesday morning. The and bo» fall of witnesses are neat Besste Turner, the pend'ng witness for the defense, will have to w o@ sharp crose- examination. It ts estimated by the peaple who manage the trial that enough of Will be cleared awa: by the middle of the week to make room for Mr. Beecher to appear and testify. Mr. Beocher as @ witness is looked forward to with intense curiosity. = Will eliher make or wamake the ¢ y will be the pivotal point that ri will wait for and decide ths merits ! for good or for ill. The majority trust that Boocher will aeqatt that be will explain luis remarken letters in 4 way that will win bim the gra {a whole nation whi witness stand. So far, un Witnesses have not been as positively forat- ble on the side they testified for as the pre- vious witnesses summoned by the plaiati proved in thelr capacity. The management of the trial undoubtetly proves superior ability on the platntttts side, There may be superior lawyers in America to Messrs, Pal- lerton and Beach, bu dione one whit drive forward triumph. Perhaps history of legal prac r conjoint strength toward oneend. Beach sup- plies what Fullerton omits, and while the one excels in cross-examination the other towers upward in the wondrous clearness of tits in- terdependent arguments. Fullerton ts an amazing cross-examiner. Beach ts @ stril- ingly Vigorous logician. Fullerton, in cross- examining the assistant pastor, iiatliday, showed his genius most offectively Ironle in the court-root in the whote worked in Sach were disposed to listen assistant pastor Halliday with gool-natared, patience. They saw in him an old man, de- puted to Gil the Plymouth church pulpit im the absence THE GREAT PASTOR, an old man with good deal of fass and pretentions, harmless and vain. a trifle suggestive of Polonias, who would insist upon advising the Datish prince, and was run through the body for his pa: the cross-examination this ol eloquent, in place of being as the led to think from theeasy simple flow of his direct examinatt bearing —proved eh racity, Who contradicted hismelf aad re vealed & business character that contrasted strangely with his repatation as an assistant pastor of Mr. Beccher. Still the week was a favorable one for the defense. ONE STRONG WITNESS, Tom Cooke, the newspaper corcespondent, made @ strong point against the plaintiff teslifying that Tilton and the Woodhull both urged him to write for the Golden A) and the Woodhull & Claflin paper and work up the scandal. A great point in the plaintiff's statement Was that Tilton did his best to suppress the scandal; that he labored day in and day oat to keep the world igaorant of Mr. Beechera alleged infamy. Cooke’s evidence shows that however inclined Tilton may have been to pursue Libis policy, so fras he (Tilton) Ye Co. cerned, he was Willlag enough to give details to the world, provided it could ‘te done through the ium of some sensa- tional reporter, as he believed Cooke to be. Tilton, of course, was not to be known in the matter. Cooke would take all the dility upen himself. This evidence went further. It invited tue inference that the famous Woodbull scandal publication was the inspiration directly or indirectly of Tit. ton himself. The most important witness of the week was certainly Cooke. He that Tilton ad Woodhull were in collusiea, and that Tilton, instead of seeking to sup- press the scandal, soughtevery means to give it to the world trough some other hands than his own. BESSIE TURNER. Bessic Turner is relied on by the defence te show @ condition of relations between Tilton and his wife that would justify either in go- ing out from the common household aad practising free love. The weaknessof an ar- ment that aims to impeach Tilton’s vir- tue or thatof his wife to exculpate Beecher apparent, but it is Impossible to conceal the effect on the jury. The jury will be called on to render a v@rlict of #190,000 in fa- vor of the plaintiff; but if this evidence ts de- signed to show Uhat the one principal in the action is no better than the other, and there is proof that the ove who charges adultery is guilty of adultery himself, then, indeed, the damages may be calculated ina differeat light. Miss Bessie Turner gave evidence that was directed entirely toward affecting this question of damages. Bessie Turner's evidence, at the utmost, will go to show that the plaintiff to this action does not come inte court with clean bands. That ts all. Now itremains for Mr. Beecher to prove nis own innocence, and when he does that the world Will be satisfied and re‘oie: ww illiam Taylor, a soldier of the war of amt the first white imale child in died there a few days since. His golden wedding was celebratea in 186 #7-Four indictments have been found by the grand jury against Wilbur F. Storey, of the Chicago bim with libel, With publish newspaper. #7-This is the season of the year when the farmer tells his sor u that if bo will sort over 10 bushels of potatoes, feed the stock, repair that reshingle the cora-ertb, ay hay day to go rabbit- On Friar, 12h of Maret, { Harri-barg, Mr. WaLren H. cin, to Mins Gm. iia Kine, of Waskingun. D.C No cards DIED. LEY. Sudtenly,on the m Jossru R.A oc York Times ple asec a ! CARPENTER. At Brichtwood, D.C.. on the 2d inttant, Bes. fT. Canesten, in the Th year of ase. pe funeral will tuke place from the residence of hie son, B.D. read inst, atloclock fally invited to eer Faveral from. bis, couthoenst, rom hs ie’ ah EARBS, On Sunday, and paiaiul ines, Jous Keane, see ieaee AS Sich Se ______ Es ae”