Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1875, Page 3

a Ne _STEAMER LINES. GE OF TIME, RAILROAD BALtIMofE asp ono RAILROAD, C4: New York and Washington Air Line. SUMMER SCHEO: LE-SEPTEMDER 30.1475 FROM WASHINGTON CITY. m., Ralsimore and Way Station Baitugore, Annapolis, Frederick and owe Raltimore Sreakfast a: Relay Baltimore pati, Loate. Bat unr Haeens. town, rick. Staunron, Winches er = Nalley Branch Parlor Cars. Dinner at Corn ceed 6.1 y0 Junction and War Stations. o Branch, #30 more and Way Stations. 920 Baltmore Parlor Cars.” No Stops, 3 m., Baltimore and Way Stations. 1.00 pm. Kew York, Phitedelphia, Boston, Nor- IK. Baitimore and Kilicott Ciiy. Dinner at Relay (1.30 p m. on Sundays, Baltimore And Way Sistionaoniy.) Parlor Cars to New 00 p.m , Baltimore, Philadelphia and Relay. m , Baltimore “Annapolis and Way Stations. pi i. Louis, Louisviile, Colum- eet dansteky, Gines Pulimam Car Bwrpe at M. shure. Breakfast at Parkers- Bere ant Bomwnad ae p tu. Winchester, 6 ets wr, and Way Branch ) aod Way Sta fons, core mnt Alexendria Jn al: ym ‘t-b re and Cumberland Fast £x- seprme cars 2 Baltimore Fast @xpress : 9. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York ont Fast Express. Pullman Palace rt Sleeprne Cars 1.25 pm, Fast xpress. Pullman Cars to Chi eno. S¥. Louis and Concinnati without channe. Breakfast at Grafton Sandusky, Cincianatl, India mle SUNDAY TRAINS 9,15 Dm. Enttim re Philadelphia, New York &nc Express Baltimore a: ‘Siahons—S @ m., 1.30, 5.05 b and 7.30 p y For Balsirioe and Kelay—7.20 9. m,5.00 and op tn West —S 00 a.m , a3 oe 40:1 2 11.25 p.m. stoppin: during 1! wee! Waal) Soeins Stop a" Vindwet Hotel, Kelay House om furthe ation apply st the Baltimore and Unie Ticket Utiere, Weeblogtou Stations ond 455 Pepu-s!vania avenue. where orders will be tin thee t pola US. E 8t KF. Master of Transportation. LM. COLE eral Ticket Agent. Gro. s KOON eneral Agent. sepll-tr (AST THAIS FOR CAPE MAY. AND 30 MLINUTES—WASHINGTON THOUES AND APE MAY, EW TORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH LIBR BALTIMORE PHILADSL “pe - ‘wew voRK, BOSTON, ALE POINTS in cu NEW ENGLAND | THE STATES. THROUGH BETW s WASHINGTON AND WITHUOT CHANGE OF CARS. ‘The equipment vn this line fe pew end of slegant api \ciproved Duiab. BAIN LEAVING AT 9.43 MAN PAKLOR OAB TRAIN PULLMAN PALACE SLE NIGHT TRA Ss. On and after Sepeenber 13th. 1875, trams oy this | pay ttpe Nennn 4 leave =: ints Bast daily, emcept Susiday. ‘raited x preas—Pellmen Cat Tram —— 4 jew York and points Kast xeope Sunda: Expres for Piliedeiphie and New York ere ‘ 4:60 p. 2. Expree tor Philedolphia and way potnte 4 For freight and cabin puseage 9:08 p.m. Express so: Philadelphia, Now York | Moiy atthe Oompany office Reet boa ae end polots Kast dail AN PARLOB OAKS on aii Day Tratns. peas SL AOR SLEEPING CARS on Ds. - INE Saltea for ana coseged st uoteis ana pet | A “ypitey Srates MALL STEAMBES Sail ev Saturday NEW ‘YORE AND GLASGOW. Favorite route for Tourtsts. Finest approach Paese' at «ae nee ob orders left at the offices of ‘the Sompany. s.r: cwt ouruer 18h street and Ponneyle ‘Svéuue, aud op northeast corner of Pennayl- BOM, orp. 3m. Passenges 3) iiadel pa Gadion o, wives — AND POTOMAC BAILBOAD, NER 6TH anv B Staxets N.W. + September 13th, 1278, traing will BAB £UL SALTIMOKB. d Ex dafty for the West; B., Baprons tor Pi York, daily except a &. m., Accommodation to Baltimore, dafly. ay I Express for New York, daily “ = vis daily ex tT nipmmosasie, daly except Sunday. cinus') Ex daily for the West; daity «xcept Saturday for the North. ie. laily, New York N Bx, > taily from -inichmond Express dally except Bunday sing Waebi: at7:5 8. m. and 8: os day, counect si Bowie with ‘Trains lea: ing W ashto et 6:00 a. m. and 4:50 connect o/ (vionton wih trains fer Annapolis. “SATIBE: ‘arr 88 m. m. and 6: su rm svoonnec’ » Sowverwien frafes ‘Oreen svenue, street and Pennsylva- Syesess mort Gis erenue Called. for aud abecked at forth West. Through tick om “aaha, Son 5 hand be Gx. WILE TMB, Buperintendent, rimore, Md, D. M. BOYD Jr., dent Pase’r Agent. @RBAT 1875 ressoriVania wovre 1875 Tr, sul AND BOUTHWEST. tiowe had an OO THE G).4\T DOUBLE THAOK T es = » Palsce Siete-rcom Day ant Gars, = cb adorn improvements. bundrat wiles seved to Westera and Usatrai Gow York. 5.8 & UUSNEOTIONS Troe WASHINGTOM to the WEST and ETH with ot change. by tals route can oe procered at the gorner of 13to ~ir~et and Peausyivanis evenue, of 6th screet and yivanie avenue, tnder Srenetaltine = — Passengers . theee <issions tm Palaoe Oars for Onicager ‘accom: ‘And Bochester. marigely |) D*7F General Fete ae es. THE TRADES. AW"tNes. JOE C. HOGAN, 713 Market Space. en eee LBXANDER BALL, AM BALL A Ite with @. w. asker } Sa ereere oS gob Pree ae b n- per cent. {hen any other house. Goll and ekemine’ ay R=™oven. L eo er JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, marZ-tr S11 Tre 8ST. ‘THW BST. ,IBSON B ER: novat-ly f * AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. HOMAS bag had At the old stand of Lat corner Pennsy!vani: FOLK. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND PROV: DENCE. September 2h, 1875, the end Real Betave Bi imer & Cleary, js avenne Ute et. | Ou end sfter MONDA BOF VALUARLE PRINCE Si make three rey at the priverpal feor Lay. Leate WASE f DAY, WEDN. By xirtne of « deed of tru: date the Zist day + 1573, sud’ duals re- NO BSDAY and FRI- NORFOLK avery SATURDAY at 4 . > Phil wi i ork, Cape May, Philadelphts, Pea jam note secured there by, I will sell, at Fare to Norfolk, state rooms ©: ‘Tickets good ni) For Tickets, or information Pind of the INLAND AND SEABUAED , at the National Metro- jank, 16th street, opposite Treasury De- COASTING COMPAN ny 00 ¥ lately owned and ocen L catalan within the following metes and janing for the said Fo® POTOMAC RIVES LANDINGS. ‘The ewitt ano for grite Lron Sueamer netion and tl . Nill resume her tri Way Sta- Ri 'UBDA f Sth street, at 7 o'clock s. m. ive in Washington every W ad; at the end of “er at ee bed from nd wife to P. A. Darneille—tt betn) center of the road lead! he land to fey ard Bente: Hi ight recetved nity feta De Woe De ROR esHUGH, r fi xth, seven'h, eighth and niuth lines thereof sonth EBROHANTH inn oF STEAMSHIPS %s degrees west 2.64 % perches. south perches; then running at right glen to the eleventh line of the af of land south 25 degrers cast 1115, ches. on the first line ribed ip said deed, and with said line re- sod, and a part of the eleventh line of the first resaid north 5 degrees east 59.07 perches to the beginning, containing and Isid out for i ty (50) acres. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12 and 15 menths, with interest, the defarre deed of trost on the property sold. at the cost of the purchaser. Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within five days the Trastees reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting p ing ten days’ notice quired at the time RT octll-2awts THOMAS DOW! EDUCATIONAL. GNOR MAESTRu ETTOR sumed his Singing Lessons at MARINI’S HALL, on September 30, 1575, Days of Instsuction are Thoreday, Friday and Sat- day of each week. hours and days can now be per- fected at the above place plication may be made alar to be had a (Bep) degrecs weet 67 17, degree wont rches to the end ‘he second piece ‘be wromytiy sttende Fy gi 9100 will be re- P DODGE, Trustes. EW EXPRESS LINE VIA CABAL, ORT WREN PHILADELPH1a, ALEXANDRIA, V, INGTON AND GEORGETOWR, Brom Fic: 4, North Wharves, Philnasipas taken for Beeenge t» be checked and received atany | SATUEDAY, at 12 m. a, Cait E BABILI has re- St Philadeipnia with Bicamors for Prov) ur Arrangements for ered by Knox's Ex General Office, 60: a Steamers’ A to. INDEBGARTEN AND SCHOUL FOR PEL MARY AND AUVANCK CLASS88, TOS 1th street, between G and H northwest, POLLOOK and 0. B. So'clock to 1100 B im Limited Exprem) | C(O ARO LINE, Win tae row of course for all seasuns On the outward passage from Queeustown to New York or Boston, ener Moran of 80 at 48 lat, oF "eachers— Misses ERR, and Miss SA plication to be made after reet, corner of B and lith streets nw. sep?) USIO LESSONS at a reasonabl competent Teacher, tae chances of col- of this Line take ® specifier Pe®or. RUDOLF wi R Bis Tnst_uctions in Musto, VIOLIN AND PIANO. EPTEMBER 15, 1378, At 937 PENNeviVvaNia AVE: St the Music Stores, where orders sep13-m. OK VILLE ACADEMY—HOME SCHOOL BOYS.—The vext session ot this old-es- ed Institution will commence MON Terms:—Board and Tuition, particulars send for ‘cata- |. H. COLEMAN, ontgomery co., Md. 18H AND NORTH AMEHIOAR STEAMSHIP! ‘EEN NEW YO. L, CALLING AT UORK HARBOR. From New Yora _ Oct 13|* Bussia...... Wed. Oct. & Bothnia... W. Oct. 7 Abyssini From Bew Yo! nse Wed. Per scholastic year. For logue or address the Prine! seps-m.w fm Brookville, M: HE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE, Corner 15th amd J streets, D., Head Master; 40 not carry steerage passe. ne’ Heneento Parte Wetarp tickets on favorable id, add! " Sleerage at low rates. Bteorage tickets from Liverpoo. nee arta of Kurepe, et west rates. “Throcaet on the Dontiuent; and for BEY. F. L. KNIGHT, D. JOHN LOWRY, A. M anual Session of ti iicommence on WEDN! ber. Further information can be had fi Bev. F. L. KNIGHT, D. D., 1442 Corcoran street. aay Obassloal 5 iading giver for T SUHOOL FOR New York aveune n. w.—Mi steerage + OF both. oops MOBRISO jang-ly ut —Tne cighth annual sessi street. @. FRANOKLYN, Agevt AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNVON, along the line of inches, (13 feet ¢ ing clght per ceut. per annum, and secured by Qidecd of tract on the premises ald Alle wee Svces, &c., at the cost of the purchaser One hundred dollara down on day of sale: risk Using jn some newspaper published in W, city. DAVID CISSEG, Tres! octlt-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Au 5 nd Anctioneer, Federa! Buildings, coruer 7th and F streets N. W. OHANCERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS PBOP- N » wl Y. ah A) 6TH Grete cee ne oad Sen cat y Virtue of a dec: ee pas: in Equity canse No 4518. Su me Court, D ©., I wili offer for sale on MONDA he 1Stb day of October, 1575, So'clock p.m ,at public aucion, ip front of hag pooped eartot lot2, in «quare 4 or the same at the sou:bwest coruer of vid dot thence running southeasterly along the line of Penn- sy tvania avenue 14 feet 94 inches, theuce north- : y on a line at right anges with said aveune and parailel with the western line of suid lot to the rear lire of said lot; thence westwardiy slong the said rear line to thy said western line of satd lot and thence along raid western line to the place of beginning, with the improvemerts thereon, consiat~ ing in a substantial three-story Brick Building. ‘erms of sale: One-third essh on the day of sale, or within seven days thereafter; in three equal installments, at six, twel teen hy al install: twel: months from the day of sale, bearing interest from the day of sale at 7 percent. per annum; or all cash at the clection of the purchaser; the title to be re- tained until ail o: the purchaee money and the inter est thereon is paid. It the terms of sale are not com- ied with within seven days from the day of sale 1 ¢ the risk cost renaser. Ali convey- ancing at the cost of the defaulting purchaser. $200 on acceptance of bid. JA8, 8. EDWARDS, Trusteo. oct2-cokds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesmat reatd' ad ei e Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F strecta H.W. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- IMPBOVED PROPERTY ON 8 STREET, BB- EN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND Ori ETRERT NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trnst, dated December » A.D.) july recorded in liber Mo. 763, : cad oe. one - ogee innit = (pools osie nj Columbia, aud at the juest of the secu Y shal public auction ia front of the thereby, I sell at pal Premises,on MONDAY, October Isth, 1375, at 4 o'clock pm. tae following described pieces or cels 0} par- » lying and being in the city and e 'D.O., kcown and described as lots numbe: + (1,) and two,(2,) fund the east two (2) feet of lot thres (3) in square orth of suuare numbered five Lundred apd ‘cisht, (203,) according to the subdivision thereof, together with the improvements, consi-ting of a two-story frame dwelling, with back building. ‘Terms: One-fourth in cash; balance in six, twelve and elghteen months, wih faterost at ton per cent. per annum, secured by a deed of trast on the pro: Perty suld."A depocit of $160 will be required at of sale, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. NW. KENNEDY, Trusteo. octé 10t J-_T. COLDWELL, Salesman. THIS EVENING, ULLD, Ancto: te “7014 Penbaylvania svenve, THIS and EVERY EVENING daring the week, commencing at 7:30 o'clock, we will ‘in the auo- Uon room,# general assortment of Men and Boys’ a Remnants of Oloths and Cassimeres, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Uap i} Plated Ware, ee ‘Fharedes etary om me a AMES i may6-tan Auctioneer SKORGETOWN FEMALE H Stoddard street. Board: inary. sug23-tdec3} jations unsurpassed. UYS’ ACADEMY, 4 land’s Church, wil afforded by this bookstores, or address t! Street southwest, THEO. 18 Or street northwest, Sunder- commence ita bt lars and spc al advantages +» see Circu'ars at Principal, Bo. Guascow. “LIVER! or LONDO! Sl $75 & @30—Currency. companys Eee eanist St. John’: OAMMA kre. Twenty Lessons, $13 Address P. 0. Box angal-Sm MEDICAL, &c. Discs Sma, Moriedels. 8 UND OXYGEN TREATMENT. BE SY has the pleasure to s2- ractice of the last ah PRS. HE OOM: lergarien, the peculiar ast Live West end Morth,daliy except | I "Die Gk pa aed pt nas Bounce that be will resume his en Syed ¥ Express for Philadel; and Hew | two seasons a the same rooms, ‘Thursday. Mth instant. oT ee ‘ing ol Oct. yee. THE MOST SLCC a eugi3.om liable, and ol¢est est ‘UTE, for both se Central B. 8u; # address as abov. PLEWOOD INSTIT! on the Phila. and Balt. ESSFUL, MOST RE- ed ‘Over ‘thirty years’ ex treatment of Female Diseases enables tee speedy reli 7 under your care tuition two 1» ith the fcbouly i years, I was well satisfied Lecturers—J. Thomas, LL. B. JONES —Twenty rears’ ox satisfaction. or no charges. . ard Bi . Harvey, M.D; |. BHORTLIDGE, A.M. Seo RTE noordvtiie Pa, ptember 13,17, of boarding pupils will be s, thoroughly ex: treatine! s ¥ of South Dover sts., Baltimo at 1097 ith to the For terms 2 be found at the BNE Meee Bay Bon Ber of Wth,) will we BEBKAY. Teac ‘Teacher of french, PERABEAU TRA MON Y, and the Oaltiv: rt . BEICHERB. 423 léth street northwest PER BOTTLE. DARBY'S, 115 46 st., B. AND MES. WILSON.—a Ditng asd sctontine ladies Midwife. Attend ladies at their hom best attention at the D: tation confidential. [pal bookstores. volon's privaie South Bharp street, Baltimore. Denker st = vervous end c! CHES PIANO, HAR- Voice. Ad- snd ict FALL 4ND WINTER ectence. Consult Di! Fu FOR TH! PEZD pop yay indiscretions or ex- tggiat Nias the ihgredt DA _sepls-m.w fly ROBERTSON, ib be consuited at 4 Dav and Sat Di of th STYLES. ics, every WED: NEwWGOODS, from ¥ to 9 p. m., fi ‘Organs, Gonorrhea, Gleet Syphilis, and Spermatorrhea, Gonnorrhra recently contracted cared in Sypbilie tm ail its potmon entirely erad SUITS MADE TO ORDER on by excesses and abuse in youth, cau memory and iosanity, general debility, organic pteney nervous irritabilit ieart paton tn back dimnese of fi ngs. ve pe themselves in Dr. d honorably treated. Refers Sigh testimonials whice he now holds from the Office 424 10th street mard-ly IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR $25 TO $100. B.'s band can rely wy SAMPLES OF i northwest, trom 'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.— ot Wh: ing Os th that cannot bogears Vederabue gougs also use for Gon, POTT & 00, and b: sweet. novlé-37 READY MADE be cured by SU RUE It ie sho . Hoarseness. chial Affections. For sale by FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. HOTELS. ESTMINSTER HOTEL, ON THE EUBOPEAN PLAN, and 1éth street "Union Bquare and Brosdway. ‘The most central, and yet quietest location in the city. Convenient to the great stores, theaters and churches. Kievator, and all mod Easy access to all parts of “epti-m wht ly DEVLIN & CO., 1106 F STREET. Corner Pane a eee WE ARE OFFERING q gre improvements. A large and well-selected stock of f the city by street cars and C. B. FEBRIM, Proprietor. HEATING STOVES. 47 MARKED DOWN PRICES. a | all Jebbing | Menatacturer of « Patented Spring Baler | ry eee We have a large force of first ba Biers | WARRANTED PURE, ' For medicinal and family use. Large bottles, ba per gallon, Special Attention wr ‘ince itis the beat and purest 4 trial will convince you it article offered in this ARTHUR NATTANS, Draggist, Corner 24 and D streets northwest in these departments. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 Hinth street northwest, TO-MORROW. \UNOANSON BROS., Anctioneers, I Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest, E MIR CHA! U PER! . BD CARPETS, CANE AND WOOD SEA’ BUBEAUS, WASHSTANDS, MIRBORS, SEV BEAL EXCECLENT HATING AND COOK ING STOVES, CHINA WABE, &c., AT AUC- On TURSDAY MORNIN 7, October 19, at 10 o'clock, st our auction rooms, 9th sod D streets northwest, we will sell the above men- ‘tioned Furniture, the most of which isin ex- cellent condition, having been in use but a short time. }, 8 collection of other second-hasd Furn- itare. Stoves, &c. octl6-2t DUNCANSON BBOB., Au 08, DOWLING, THOS cctloneer sed Real Restate Broker, (Successor to Latimer & Oleary, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ith st. ADMINISTRATORS’ S4LB OF FUBNITORE, 2c. On TUESDAY MORNING, October 19th, 1878, at 10 o'clock, at store No. 469 Pennsyl: vania avenue, between 4% eid 6th streeis, northwest. we shall sell the following effects: French-plate Mirrors, 2 Silver-mounted Show Cases, 1 Walnut Case, 2 Window Reflectors, 42-Light Chandeliers, Bhelving Cases and Drawers, lo Sti “ye and otras teoelisncces goods. orms cash. AN EE ; . mil BRT W. Tate {Adm B . octttasags SOROS OwETN . Anct. OMAS DOWLING, - ee aaa and Beal Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & C 5 Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ith st, POSTPONED SALE OF FRENOH PLATE MIRBORS, PIANOS SMITH'S PABLO CBG AN VERY SU Gj . &C., ac. On TUESDAY MORNING, October 19th, at 10 o'clock, in front of my auction ‘room, I shalisell the above Is, together with a large and varied assortment of Household heyy Carpets, hye ee iOnta w AT "cLock—One Parlor gan, by Beary Erben, of Rew York, in perfect order, cris octlé THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. M. L. WALL & OO. Auctioncers, WwW 936 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th 1575, sell withia our @ fine assortment of Clothing, consisting , Walking, and Ontaway Coats and Pants. wus above spots iceals of this seasons manufac- re. ie perem: . Terms cash. Sete Berenice] WALL & Oo. KELLEY, Dc Estate Agent and Anctioneor, Office No. 902 Sth street northwest. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE “ACME ESTEEN SECTION OF THE C1TY Br On TURSDAY next, the 19th inst., at 4:30 om 1 will eell at public auction, in front of the premises, tbat valoable ey lo. A418 P es northwest, improved by @ ten-room Frame day of sale. cern? ENON On Oe ¥. RELLEY, Auct, WL y Teena tent Re Beate Bro, Bouthwent corasr' Bonueylvenia avenue ead Iith st, PROPERTY ON THE CORNER aan See toad Op EET STMERt an STREET SOUTH, AT avo- On. *, 0th, at are No. 636, ovine, a front z ‘same day, in frontof the prem- Sijiouea No 1. in Byuare north of Buuare octl6-St Figs DOW RING. heck: pS Ra CL, Ro. 313 8th street northwest. BY 7 7 GED ri sa 4 bs TT0 BE: mea hw By virtue of a deed of srarte AUCTION SALES. | EVENING STAR | VASE. an WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, ~ aS7S. to Green & Williams, Auctioneers, MONDAY +++. October Is, 1001 northwest corner of ith and D strests. SHOT GUNS AND RIFLES AT AUCTION. & Crael Co BATURDAY. October 16th, at 12 oPock am Leball sell, within acction romms,two Shot Gen Cost $85 eash: one S) sifie. and one Nav) Revolv Terms cash. A FARM-HAND RLOPES WITH THR DAUGH™ | TER OF HIS EMPLOYER AND DESERTS HER | following story of heartless deception: “A scuem WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Avet. | Tr in atforay epee ee ne mame ot | PS, S87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPO: uati? ton, of Watervilet, for @ job as farm baad TUESDAY. ott Es the wiatey ik sad oon the latter's farm. Mr. Wilton, being | Pisce, em account ef the rain busy at the time and wanting a man, hire: ‘Terms cash. WASH. B, WILL'A™S, bim and put him at work ing potators. ~ Asctioneer._ | Halloran was apparently about tweaty- W485, 5, WILEIAMS, Auctioncer, ihree or twenty-four years of age, and sald No. 2001 northwest corner of Wwth'and D ste. | he was only a few months from frelaad, Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers. where bis parents and family were in good On necount of circumstances. He was a mau of good educ’- regular weekly tion and fine conversational powers.and ma ie | TURSDAY, Oc & favorable impression on Mr. Wiltoa and pA Fuse a large sevoremeat of sow uf sovond- his family, especially on Jeanie, = wi among oand— jeen-year-old daughter. D Wainut MT. Chamber Suites, MT Tabies; Hat. | 10'S eh pee eee Qucarel ardrobss, Painted Cotiage Sets, Bureaus, he school at which Largs ooneiguincnt of E Three he gave to his employer's ‘chilarea tessous roe one = : ‘and ingrain Uarpste Oclaie ae wy | for which service Mer ‘Wilton paid bim ad: Ls, ditionally to bis day's Things went Font (4) Centennial Walnut M. T. Sete. on in this way for Swhilesuntil Mr. Wilton | at __WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctr. | DC#&D to notice that bis daughter was never at rest unless she was receiving her scholas WE. Walt & co Ue instruction from Halloran. s Horse and sata cymes slowing atteutions on Miss Wilton, when FIFTEEN HEAD OF ROBSES AT AUCTION. alloran resented what he called ‘an insult’ be oid at tun seables of cke toot by leaving the farin. A few days after, Mr. Ocmpany, fot <a street, V ilton gota letter in the West Troy Post offics oI ° f SING. Oclober directed to his daughter in the handwriting sold in Corsequence of not being required im their / £0 be & warm love letter from Halloran. a Clock. Sficen Sine work Moreesand on of his late workman, opened it, and found it business during the c ane ee r The father sealed it aud gave it to bis daugh- rly of the Great, Fall« kes Oc WALL & Co., ter. who 600. afier Wrote &a answer and com - ects ___ ‘Tribune’ Rep | Auciioneers. mitted it to her brother to be delivered to the \HOMAS DOWLING, postoffice. It was intercepiel by Mr. Wil- T Auctioneer and Real Katate Broker, | 100, who read it and then tad it mailed er & « At the old stand of sary , Several letters were sent by them to each Southwest corner Penusyl avenue and Uthst, | other, and intercepted by her father in this a = a Way. until fualiy it was arranged that Mr. TEUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY | Jintioyan was th oN = a . come @and take he GRaovte’ JMESEY @VENUB, NBA O | jal Catant evening. Mr. Wilto: By virtue of adeed of trust, dated December | that he had everything arranged nicely J6th, 1870. and recorded in Liber No 633, atfolio | that when Halloran fcame he would fall & ‘Sis. sell in front of the premises, on TU. wil DAY, the 12th day of October. rou BS. | captive tn his hands, and he could do jast a3 at 5 o'cinck p.m, | bel im. Lote bumbered 24 and 25 in Wilkes! subdivision id an yoni pron stasis ig pe he lots front together fa one parcel forty three | Wall for the appointed tme of's o'clock for (43) feet on New Jersey avenne, aud ran back to a | ber lovertomake his appearance, but slipped 10 foot alley, and are impioved with two frame | oul quietly in her everyday clothes and at structures, now occupied asa Restaurant appeared. A little way from the house her mrcrme: (one third cash; resicue in two ‘equal pay- | father discovered her old «ress, apron and nis at si olve months ty be secured >Y | shawl, which she wore outside hier best deed of trust on the property. $20) deposit when | : A the property is struck of, whick te tote foriten | clothes to avoid detection. ‘They scoured the unless the terms of sale sre complied with within | COUntry in all directions to findher. Yester- five days aiter sale. day morning Mr. Wilton received a letter, FRED W. JONES, Trastee. | dated at Utica, and begging her father to oct?-dts THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | ‘send money to her to return home, as the OVE SALE 18 POSTPO: villain she reposed 0 much confidence in, SATURDAY, Ocisice Jothe Bie cams terns | After Accompanying her as far ax Utica, had place FR&D. W JONES. Tras deserted her, and she had not seen him since THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | about balf an hour after their arrival. lis R7-THE ALOE SALE 18 FURTPER Posv. | St DEF 4 note saying he was sorry for her, cued untll THURSDAY October Biet Eve, mame | ot Retin Tiere our aud place, FRED. W JONES. Trustee, ; ¥- 4 r ccthé THOS. DOWLING. Anct. for Utica yesterday afternoon to bring home the erring ch: [ JUNCANSUN BROS., Auctionsers, Southeast corner 9h and D streets n.w Palms. TRUSTEES’SALE OF A TWO. STORY FRAME | _ Palms are now very fashionable in Europe HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED ON THE Cok. | 88 decorative plants both for the conecrens RES OF Orn AND L STREETS NORTH: | tory and the dweltin ‘house. Their use for ST. his purpose shows that the public taste Is By virtne of a deed of trast dated the 2lst | improving.and that people arelearning toap- aay of June, A.D. 1872, and duly recorded in | preciate beauty of form more than benute ec Nber No. 638, follo 168, of the. taud ‘r-cords for color—a sure evidence that they fon, Warbington county, D. G., and at the request of the to aure evidence that they are advanc- parties secured thereby, we will sell by pablic auc- | 1D to @ higher plane in wstheties, color Hon, in front of the premises, on THUBKSDAY,the | more affecting our sensuous faculties, and 4th day of November. 1575, at 4:30 o'clock p m:,all | beauty of form addressing itself to the inte! 1. plece and parcel of gronnd in the city of Wasb- ‘€ are therefore pleased to find tt ington, D known aa and being Lot num- | the same taste is begiuning to show itself bered one (1), james N. n's recorded sutydi- BY ced. ui tision offsjuare aambered cigwthaniced sed tek: | AMON us, as is evidenced fn the fact that i with the improvemente. some of our florists find it to their interest to B two-story Frame Dwelling house. oes © | oct up a stock of this clase of plants, ang ‘The terms of sale: Que third cash; ths balance in | Measurably to discard the cultivation of ‘potes at 6, 12'and 18 months after date, at pr cout. | those which depend alone for pavite avec interest per annum till paid. A deposit of #100 wili Derevuired of the purchaser et time of sais, “All | UPON their color without reference to their ‘ beauty of form. conveyancing, &¢.. at purchaser's cost. Shonid the te ms of sale be not complied with in five days after | The general impression that all palms re- the sale the Trusteos reserve the right to resell the | Quire great heat as an essential in their cul- Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- | Uvation is amistake. Many of them come chaser, DN Macly NES! Trustecs, | from the cool, mountainous sections of trop- ON "| teal countries, and will thrive in a - aoe UNCANSON BROS., Aucts. house or sitting-room where the minimum F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, Anctior emperature is not below forty-five or fifty ° ‘No. 313 &th street northwest.” degrees. Neither do they generally require a very moist atmosphere, as many them ‘RUSTEE’S SALE OF TWO-STOR’ AME ee ee lor. os ap grow in sandy, arid soils, exposed to the full 00, ON “ . glare of the tropical sun and the dry arid RORTS SIOE OFF OtRSST, BRIWSES | Uiuts ineutental tosuohcltretne de By virtue of « deed of trast dated (March | ber are quite dwarf-growing, and by no * . | means conform to the popular idea regarding folio $84. one of the land records for ‘the Dis: | this ela ey are very lofty, : ‘olumbia. 1 Fequest of part ured thereby, i will sell at public auction. ta on pes wnt of the premises, on FRIDAY. October 224, 1875, at 4:30 o'clock p. m., all that piece or parcel of land in the eity of Wachlugton, in baid Distfiet, asa | Many palms are coming into use a* house known as sont! of ltNo. forty-three 43,)'u Silas | plants and for table decoration. They thrive L. Loomis subdivision of original lots one, (1,) two, | in the subdued light of a Toow, and are (2,) three, (3,) twenty, (20,) twenty-one, (24,) - Por liable to be injured by the overheated air of twenty-two. (22,) in square pumber sixty-nine, (5, of safd city, in subdivision ¥.F , folio , - " > ing’ the eorth Bitcen oct frouting on orth N strect, | [e&Ves enabling them to resist the injurious and ——4 ‘k that width in parallel lines north | €ffects of the dry air of our hovses in winter. one huni t, together with the improvements | The beentiful bright green of their foliage thereon 2 and its generally eiegant form and habit rea- Terms of sale: One-third cash (of which $75 will | derthem alway: attractive. The absence of be required at tine of sale,) and the balance in stx | Oinr also recocumende them for tale deeerae wel s, to ‘chaser a notes, bearing eight per cent. interest roms day of tion many or dislike the combined sale until paid and a Coed of trust on the property | Odor of flowers with that of the viands. Tae |. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's | Soil that suits them best is a mixture of gost. I terme of sale are not complied with in six | about two-thirds loam, one-third peat, and @ days after pale, the trustee reserves the right to | little sand, if the loam is notof a sandy na- Fesell at risk and covt of par-hecer in defeutt. | ture. They donot requireany manure ts the octlL-atd M.¢. LUTTRELL, Salesman. | S0il, but only occasionally a supply of dila- ted siquid cow manure. drainage and BB, 2 EASES: nor and Avctionser a liberal supply of water are necessary, aud Federal Building, corner th aud F sis, northwest. pr rca h rhe gar pro ia They are somewhat more costly than other IMPROVED a AMEEN eri | plants to purchase, but tue buyer hws the sat- WEST. sfaction of knowing that as they incroase in trust. dated Febra- | size they also increase in value, for, like ca- Mmelias, ferns, orchids, and some other plants fe fae care | peice Papimens ore Fenally caiaplo st good of Columbia, and’ by the writ nest of the 5 fecured thereby, we will sell. at public anctione ox | thelr cultivation we would recommend e) u ees, on MONDAY, Octol 0 | or all of the following six species: m.. all that piece or parcel Latunia Rorbonica —The foliage of this spe- and being in the city of Washington and cies is very large, platted, and fan-shaped. It Columbia, being lot numbered eighty (0,) aod is of very robust growth cast five (6) feet front by the depth thereof. of lot . numbered ei (S1,) in Craigin, Morrison, Seaforthia Elegans.—This is peculiarly ele- Starr & M. s sobdlvision of square numbered t and graceful in its jhabit; the leaves or = os Bring fee = nae down upon | fronds are pinnate and of largesize. It will ic plat or plano temperature withot “4 Terme: Gne-fourth cash, ab? the balance in alx ne sees wien 5 1 eighteen mouths, for which the notes of sa : the purcha-er, bearing intercst at eizht Ber, cent. per Kentia Australis —Has elegant deep green annum trom day of sale, and secured by a d f innated leaves, and is of @ very gracefal ington the property sold, will be taken. A deposit Eabit Sthe onan t chaser. If the | Phenix Reclinata.—This belongs to the fam- terme of'ale are wot complied with in ten dayetrom | Hy of date-palme. Ithas plune-like grace. od tale, the oe ve spe Heke - —— fully curved, soft, glaucous green foliage. the t the and cest of the de! * mee) elsa.—Thi ard, purhastr, after five daye’advertivement. '® |_ Chamwerops Bz is is @ very hardy DP. HOLLOWAY, Palm, standing out-of doors in the south of His B FRSSE § Trustees. rance. The foliage is plaited and fan-like octé-cokds: J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman Jubea Spectabitis.—This is the Coquito palm HOMAS LING, of Chili, and when full grown is remar! T Anctioncer and Beal Estate Broker, | for the curious enlargement of its At the old stand of Latins. & Cleary, which swells out with a graceful curve mid. Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1th st, Way between we root and the top: In its na- ive coun! eo ves are ym Six totwelve ‘RUST! A F VALUABLE IM- ° RAlLwoaD DEPOT ° | bardy, standing out all winter in the souls. By t 1570) a1 ber 31, e oi x ern part of England.—Hearper's Bazar. one, et sed $32, folio 260, 1 will 2 he 1¥th day’ of October, 1575, THE IRREPRESSIBLE CHINAMAN has as- 5 le he premises, Luts Nos. serted himself famously in the Sandwich i3- ad £0 oe Wile ced ae ee >. 634: | lands. Some of the planters there, believing Proresnen? Spin iat ef us: Renee provement uw OR , im-~ ith @ fine Brick Ported a lot of coolies; but sneny-0f these, ; | after working a while, m to save non ow Jovary enemas ana ts | money to set up’ for themselves. and ore and Frame Dwelling House, | now ey are competing 1p all Kinds of busi- with Lot No. 26. ness with their old masters. It is said there third cash; residue in equal | are from 4,000 to 5,000 Chinamen in the is- (of trast, AM couveyanciag | !45ds, and d that they have not ouly almost haser | “cost; monopol1 retail trade, some —y ) 5 Cc ack of, | them = an extensive Sasinest os snecchants with the natives, and the handsomest batt caste woman in Honolnia is the wife of a prosperous Chinese merchant. PicTURESQUE HosteRy.—A New York let- FRED. W, JONES, Trastes, THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BATUMDAY, October Loth. Isis: nuipe Roar nod . . 1575, our ai place FRED. W. JONES. Trastec THOS. DOWLING, Auct. S7-TBE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- a DAY. October 2 Rourand place. FRED. ‘W JONES. HE! i a j if i i H A wire t Ooh Was secored, end after mo a mitegete At Gun; ons | | The Troy Times of the 14th inst. relates the | “C7u° Alin wasestablishes ai ‘ment then proceeded the operating room of the behind & switch-deart been down down and lengthened #0 as to be Sommers had caused ihe other end of this wire [n Colambns to ba similarly prepared, and at a>ont miduight « | dispateh came tn as follows govervor Is ready, and bas littie thas toe Columbus easily reached T. Brown Was instantly blind fol the Wire was put into bis hand. An } was sent that all was read Go ey Might “cated Now began & most remarkable scene, The genufiex toms of Mr Erown in ordinary cases are curions t tee. b between bitoself #. LAs BOON Re The y Governor Alien’ was fairly estabii Wed they became painfully in- volved and eX” he seemed inclined @ Stand upon bis head and then to change hiv “wind and dance a ciog. His free band sawed asound With all the for.ous rapidt olo-fasbioned fa nm the Lands of a of work before him. kneeled down, sat down, and then balanced bimselfon one toe. Note sound did be utter for at least a mini when toe surcharged fi bis brain frou that of Un vent in @ prolonget and sévage how. “I can't write!” be ejaculated, for a mo- ment resuming disown identity, and jers- tng the words ou Zbet ween 0% spasms This man is wtid? ter had his stenographic appara. tus out {na moment e old man can’t concentrate his mind, lnstantly thereafter, d—d barren ideality. G Western resery There was a reader resumed ifal activity. ele William found nis EY MMAStic excTeises With standing—face to the — D—barren ideality. I'm younger than you are! t Dome it--D— itt 1 knew Jackson a ever catch Sherman where sbow you bow old I am Catch me in an. — with Cary, Bloated cothe—Chillicot: y water. i the Pope!— Bi reader, while deli ver- ing this unique oration, had alarmed the The click of the tastruments Was stopped fora moment, and the operators crowded around. The bleod-candliug feroe- ity with which this last“O-0-0-0-h!” vered even Brown himself, whe dropped the wire, and swayed and about as though on the Sommers hastened to moved the bandage from his eyes and helped him to & seat. A cold perspiration was staud- he was very pale, and It was Sally fi 1 of falling Mr. Pport, aod re- ing on his forehead seemed thoroughly dazed. ° minutes before he recovered himself suii- ciently to ask * What did I say?” The speech was read to him “That is the most trying test I ever sub said he. “Ii is my belief that the either drank or crazy. The whole thing Was dark confusion to ma not go through it again for #1,00 was sent releasin Allen from the Columbus terminus, a) report of the speech was seot to him for ver- iu @ half hour this answer was re- Governor fays it's a fraud. Thus terminated the test. Seme More English Receipts. Cnddied Apples.—Afver the smaller iruits are out of season coddied apples ua the very best desserts that can be seat to the table. Gather small, unripe apples, do not peel them, but cut them core; put them in @ sauce; water enough to cover them, cover Une saace- when thoroughly soft, sieve. Send to the table in @ glass dish, with milk or cream, if you bave it, and pul the nutmeg and ihe table for those who like this spice. Vegetarian Holch-Potch._Four large tuar- nips, one pound of carrots, one onion, one lettuce, and parsiey, Put four quarts of water {nto @ pan, sei it on the fire, and put Ube carrots and the turnips (part of wunen vavst be grated and the remainder cnt in small pleces) with the other vegetables (ali cUt smali); season with ing a small piece of sox: pound of good butter, or three ta of olive oll, aud let all boll well vegetables may be add towst. Russian Compost.—Take any greens which the season affords, stew in @ porridge-pot Ul all texture of up in slices from the aod poar on pan and stir the vent burning, a: mash them throu @ud salt, add- quarter of slowly. Other greens is entirely de- water must be drained off stewed carrot may then Pp. Jervsaiem artichoke, or pumpkin, aud one or more well beaten ap flavor with a little thyme or other sWeet berb and sait; mix all let 1t get cold. Itought to ter. Breakfast Mushrooms.—Clean of medium-sized mushrooms; a ounces of — oa DE pan, and With it & tablespoon! of beef gravy, and @ very small q Liebig’s extract of meat. Set thy Le fire, and, as the dripping ta, in tbe mushrooms, addt taste. In afew minutes Serve up in gravy. be added, or parsn. a dozen or #0 salt aod pepper to ‘y Will be cooked. of bam, minéed, and whole thoronghly ina ing- pan on the fire, and fork for about ten minutes. Serve very hot on fried toast Telegram. 87° A certifi: 6 of marring: Boston a few days ago loa woman on ee Who had been marri fore. was issued ta MARRIED, COLEMAN—BEID. Mth of October, the residence of the bi her-in-law, Wim e or, WiLLiam A.OoL® 1D, daughter of the Va. No cards, DOVEB—CLAXTON. In St. Louis, Ast the of ook, and Mies Jo. VOST. On the evening of the ef ALES wv ASC aseetl Bice Many WAGGAMAN—CLAGKE. On CLavros ai HUBBARD—P’ isth of 2, ARY, bo fa ceme en