Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1875, Page 3

RAILROADS. BALtioas 4+p mo natnoan, w York and Washington Air Line. BUMMEB SCHED! LE—SErreEM DER 30.1875 taitimore and Way Stations Baltimore Parlor Cars. No Stops. oe Boston, Nor- timore Eilicott City. Dimmer at (1.30 p m. on Sanday: Baltimere ‘ay Stationsonly.! Parlor Cars to New Baltimore, Phtiadelphia and Relay. ©, Baltimore-’Auuapolis and Way rath tm), Chicago. 8t_ Lonis, Lou: .Colum- Bas, Sandusky, Cinciueatis "Pullman Cure Surper ai Mart Breaks SUNDAY TRAINS. + Balti Philadelphia, New York ston Fat Rxprees Baltimore and Way Staivons—S ® t., 1.30, 5.05 For Baitrmiore “amt Kelay—7.20 ». m, 5.00 and Ob Sm, 5.30, 8 40, and 11.25 p.m, stopp: dur the weel ara) Groins Sivp a Viaduct Hotel, Relay House it SHARP. Master of Transportation. L_M. COLE. General Ticket 4 cent. GEO.S KOONTZ. General Aconi. sopll-tr (AST THAIS FORK GAPa@ MAY. LVANIA BAIL t &: T tra seat-fare of 91. Dete-sa echtagton sad Fhiledeiphis. wad General Passenger DIR. pA. .> ee Agent. EW YCRK AND WASHINGYON PHILA eg Ge LINE TO PALTIMOER LAD WEW YORE, BOSTON, 4Lb POINTS iy GHA NSW BNGLAND THROUGH GETWEEN WaAsHING’ Ou! Ww youn TON AND WITHOU8T CHANGE OF CARS. ut on this line ts new and of the mosi Fe equips. gegent ent ic coved fiutah. = L NG AT 923 4.4. 18S PULL PASTAS OS Cal Thain BxOicsiveut, OLLMAN 4b 4Ce, SLERELNG CARS ON On and after Heptember 13th. 1875, traine py this Mine Will leav~ ep of Baltimore sud Potomac coroer of 6th B Express for Phtiedel zed Bape ceiphta, New Work an‘ potute Euat except Sunday E for Philageiphis sod Sew York ez pete for Philadelphia ‘and way points Ex tor ‘niisdeiptia, N. ny oot = earn Paki OARS ov ail Day Traizs. N PALAOB SLEEPING OABS op ne. ‘and t.formation oan be procareé at the f- Sones calicl for ond coscked at botete and, prt ied for ana o a - Sr eae Seed Rae sem) 5 theast Corner an ‘ennsyl- Tania evenne. = sa om oortheadt ‘corner of Penusyi- ‘IMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL snd B atreets Gener») Passonges spent Pelleiatpiiny Pa ‘ 2 rt : Gadkok'o. Wilkins, Superintendent, Baltimore, M4. AND POTOMAO BAILBOAD, Nek 67H anv B Stusers N.W. + September Ith, 1878. train will ne foo) _ Beagzize: “ Dares x AUCTION SALES. ____®UTURE Days. (Paomas pownine, : At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary oe Socthwes: corner Pennsylvania sveuue TLUSTEF'S S4LB OF VALU ARLE PROPER’ 4T 4 a LA PRINCE GkonGES rtaiz deed of trast, beariag xy of October, 1573, mand’ daly re B.Nod. 9.'t ith st. | Amon on north—t) c road oa the west, od BC. Willard and others on the south— being part of the Hayfield Wi lately owned and cecupied by T contained within the following motes Patterson—and and bounds, to joning for the said part at the end of 78% rcbes. on the eleventh line of the first. pisce oF parcel of land described in the deed from TL Pa ferson and wife t P. A. Darneilie—it bein, foEiee ofthe road leading throng’ the s land to the farm of Hichard Hall's heirs. ning thence «ith the ceuter of ssid rym} north 88 deerees west 1806 perches; then scuih AS degrees 5S mivuten west, 11-02 perches; then north sf de. grees $2 minvtes west, 8 perches: then north 68 de- roos 8 minutos west, 1205 perches; them north 6 Gagrees 9 minute went’ 18.09 perches, to the end of 08 perches on the fift ine of the afore: ioe of land, then wi id'fifth line-and with the veh “ ty! gouth freee roche, gout! jegrees Went 20.04 per if jearoos west 264 rcbes: then south 7% 4 rehes south 327, degrees wet 57% perches. south 1, degrees we-t 23 perch: then ning at right angi to the eleventh li: ot the oresnid piece of land south 35 degre « east 1% p= ye to the end of 11 67 perches on the first line of the second piece of land described iu said deed, and with said line re- versed. and s pert of the eleveath line of the firet Piece aforesaid porth 5 degrees east 59 07 perches to the beginning, containing and laid out for 8 ty (50) in rd aud run- aceon ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance tn 6, 12 and Is menths, with interost, the deferred payments to be secured deed of trust on the property sold allcenveyancing at the cost of the prrchaser. I the terms of sal: © not complied with within five dass the Trustees reserves the right to resell at the d cost of the defaniting purchaser, after giv ing ten bed not = A Gepostt of $100 will be ro- quired at the time of sale. : ROBERT P_ DODGE, Trustse. octll-2awts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, BROS., Auctioneers, rs and Commission Merchants. Corner 9h snd D streets uurthwest. TRU! SALE, AT AUCTION, OF AN E! BGANT ELLING, IN A MOST Des! aaLe PART OF THE Cir¥,ON I STRE WEEN VERMONT AVENUB AND 1 STREET NORTHWEST By virtne of a deed of trust to ns. dated March 25, 1s74, and recorded in Liber No. 747, 417, one of the land records of the District of Columbia. we will. on TURSDAY, the 24 day of 575, at 4 o'clock p.m. pit front of of J. # ublic auction, lot No s t No. 5, in mt recorded in Liber H.D.O.; folio 144, in the offi he surveyor of the District of Columbia This lot fronts on I street north, and runs back to 8 30 foot alley; is improved b: jegant three-story Brick Dwelling, (No. 1537 I street northwest,) with basement ic and back building, and hus ex celle nt farnace 1: Terme: One-th: equal payments, and 18 months, for the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest rate of eigbt per cent aunum from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the property «old Will be required. A deposit of 9250 will be required of the pnrchaser at the thue of sale. and all convey- ancing iat the expense of the purchaser. If the complied wich within one week balance in three Ps from the day of «ai to resell the property tan in RIGGS, GK ARTHUR FENDA Trastess. octl9 a _DUNCANSON BROS , Ancts. J. SWEPT, . Estate Broker and Auctioneer, No. 511 7th street, opposite ‘ost Office, EY S4LE OF A VALUABLE BRICK LING HOUSE AND LOT ON S STREET DO‘TH. RETWREN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND 1518 STREET WEST. @ decree of the Supreme Court ot of Columbia, passed on the 12th 0 1S canse No. 4,022, 1 will sell. at public auction, in front of the on MONDAY, the tat day of November, ard Glock Bm jot Bumbered twenty-nine, (49) in George Bar geass’ recomied subdivision of cortain lots in square numbered ons hnadred anc fifty two, ( 152.) in the erty of Washington, District of Columbia, to: gesher with the dwellig-house and improveméats thereon. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money and the balance ia equal payments in six, ghieen (18,) months, secared te» of the purchaser, bearing iuterost from. "Fate of cig’at por ceat. per anaum, on the property at time of sal (6,) twelve, (12.) and by the nc ‘A deposit of and ia case of vce With the terms of sale within ten Je the property will be resold at the risk purcha-er SAMUEL R. BOND. Trustee. 00172 m.w fad BE. J. SWERT Aust STEAMER LINES. SAtB UK BALTIMOKE. ted Eaprees, dally f Wipress tor Philedeiphia and sg Norfotk Hie Balti aalipes 2, Gaity except Sunday. iia, Gatly ‘Xpress, daily for the West; daily excwpt Saturday for the North. 9:08 p. m..owly, New York Night Express. BAIS AKKIVB AS WASHINGTON 8:13 8. m., Sew York Express, daily. = 8. @., Accommodation, daily etoept mnton trains far Aanapolis. ‘mand ms couper! +: Nowrewith treins trom Pope's Oreck _ at Ticket Offos, a uroers Of ish street sod Peauaylvania +o coruer 6th street and Pennsylva- ns thetr b. called for and ry oto ail ‘pints North maatl, Ooluss- oe TL tis, Bey rintendent, D.M. BOY). Jr., Gout Pase’e Agect. 0733-8 1875. ressoritttle nove 1875 To TH NOBTHW 2ST, SuLTH AND SOUTHWEST. Trains leave as foliows Wasbingtor 6.00 « m. | Baltimore. $25 a. m. oA Ded 8m SEAS pom. 6:50 pm “80pm. THE GERAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE, With elegant Palace State room Day and Wight Cars. vir modern tmprovemen: hry bandrc miles saved to Western and Central jew York. MAKE CONFECTIONS through from WaSHINGTUN te the WEST and NOBTH without change. Tickets by this roare can be procared at the of- ‘Sh s reet aud Pennsylvania aveaue, b street and Pennsylvania avenue, Hol, where reliable information will be given at all tines. @ tickets at these offices can ‘i * in Palace Uars for Uhicago, 4 Rochester UYD, JR ,Gen’l Passenger Agent. hula: Pa. LEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON RB. R. xD AND FREDERIOKSBURG BR, and Surth trots of Alexandria as tollows: 6, 7, 51,3, 4°. 5.6,7 7 and 7 p.m. 6 p.m. daily,"a other trams ‘Local train. leave a 7 p.m. from Alex: her trains aaily except Sunday sud 6p m.trains from Wasbington, m. trains from Alexandria, trains om Virginie Midland road. m connect with trains on Wash- m. daily excopySunday. South and Southwest street and Peunsysva- street and Pennsyivania ngers can leave orders for bag- ent here passe: be checked at all hotels and resideaces fifough to destinations Dm. Meg" Jr., GEO. 0. WILKINS, General it. Supt janl-t? itimore. Md. THE TRADES. A WRings. JOHN 0. HOGA, 713 Marke Space. Patented Spring Boller eotiniog Awatag Re ‘Stores, Hotsias Pabiie 2 and Tents rent. Proof awning Msteriat” * MY seunine B POTOMAO BIVEE LANDINGS. ‘The ewtft and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY, W. H. Byles, Osptain Baving teen thoroughly orerheuled will reeume ber trips for Potomac riv; TUESDAY, Merch 2d, and ¢ SATURDAY thereafter, agh’s wi foot of 6th street, at 7 o'clock Beturaing, wi ‘ngton every W: a.m. srrive in Washi ‘adnewiey aud Sanday event TPL ety = feo _ B. FITZHUGH, Agen N= BXPRESS LINB VIA OABAL, BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDBIA, Va., WASE INGTOS ASD GEORGETOWNR, D.C. SAILING DATS. yrom Fier 4, B BATUBDAY, at 13 m. ‘orth Wharves, Philedelpnis, cuorewows, Sima Minter D.C, at 6p. m. th Recta Bt with Ch Ran "Bens! week Aine Steamers for Prov dence, Boston and Ne ingisnd States. Ho wharf. age i Beeston by this E HEDE: Agent tor D. of 0. WM. P. OLYDE & 00., P fobia. ¥.4 Ena. slesantrle: Ve a 4 MINK, 29 Devonshire street, Boston. Be reights deitvered by Knox's Bxpresa. Or- She Steamers” Wharf. wil be pr CUNAsD LINE. NOTICE. With the view of dimiaishing the chances of col- ofte ar 42 lat. the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NeW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. Fuom New Yorx. ) | Faow New Yorx. ed.. Oct. 2 Abyssinia... Wed. ‘Nov. 3 Algeria. ... Wed. Ksion, the Steamers of this Line take a specified ees s of the year. the outward passage from Qaeenstown to Ne York or Boston Meridian of 60 at 43 iat., or nothing to the 3 é (in the homeward pa-sege, crossing the Meridian nothing ec, 1 ec. 8 Dec. 15 acereoe Wi Nov we s ~-. Wed.. Nov. 24 China.........Wed.. Doc. 29 And every fotlowiag WEDNESDAY and SATUB- DAY from New York. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- ore Rates oF Passec® —Cabin, $50, $100 and 9110, ‘Ad. rdivg to accommodation tekets to Parts, 1S, gold, additiopal. Retura tickets on favorable terms Steerage tickots to and from all parts of Europe at | very low rates Through bills of lading givea for Belfast, Ginsg Havre, Antwerp and other waree or ly at the Company” ig Green: for stesrage prssag Broadway, Trinity Building, or both steor. oor cabin, to SMALLWOOD & MORBI: 0. 31 a 5 Tih street. | _jan20 ly CHAS. G. FRANCK LYN, Agent. ’ LINS OF STEAMSHIP BROHANTS' LINE OF WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Due Steamanips B Sealed Proposals will until 10 o'cl.ck a furnishing eight fehee rf tt Big Eger eit! LBXANPER Bal! w L A Late wich G. Yi gerer = 9 and chamice. jose r RE ™evED._ JAMES F. BRIEN, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, mart tr S11 71H ST. NORTHWEST. Gio BE FIEY venia wid Work ¥ ifcate of the icepector that the coal furuixhed is cert! tach asthe Coutract calls for. | “Proposals sill be addressed and sont to the office | of GO. B. McOSk | Chief of Burean of Engraving sca Printing Treg Cone "8 LOAM OFFIUB, Corner of Tth Kataecs "eesmemy sees sn ice Oy tm the city. at the lowest AUCTION SALES. TU-MURROW. © Ta att ser ms '. state Broker and Aqctioncer Federal Butidings, corner 7th and F stresta'N. W. FOR SAL 8. WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS. By virtue of the tast will and testament of Mary Ann Kerr, admitted to probate 2th July | fast, and ‘ordered to be recorded by the Sapreme ; Court of the District of Columbia, and. capabie of conveying Real Estate, which was devised to the subscriber to be sold, disposed of, aud conveyed by | bin in fee simple to the parchasers, ead with the 24.—The brick dwollings, stores and Premises on south side of Pennsylvania avenue, ran- back to 0 street. between 9th aud Wah atronte E formerly ia t o: Mrs, lizabeth Lowe aud rew, each fronting 23 feet 15s inch on the and 22 tect 7% imches om Cs-reet. The con tains 2475 square feet. the later 3,687 square fect. By, 4 writion agreement, with A. 1 Shepherd, cag. the purchaser of Lot has the right to use a di vision wall adjoining on the side of thi 34.—Lot ‘aare No. 61, oa the gorth side ot 1d 92 feet 3 . 2, ow ‘Yora avebus 145 feet 1] inches, ‘inches op 234 street, containing 10-20 sqnare fect. 4th —Lot No 4,of Square 104. Z feet Sinches on the north side of E street north, containing 4,554 nare feet. Sth —Lot No. 12, Square 333, 50 feet front on the be side of Lich street west, containiag 7,756 eqaare feet. 6th.—Lot ty itips re 78,40 feot on K street, near ‘Mth street, 4.610 square foot. 7th —Lvt 4, Square 395, 92 feet on 7th streot east, 5.672 square feet Sth —Lot No. 5, Square 87, 40 feet on Sth street east, 4.204 square feet. 9th —Lot No. 3, Suuare 895. 74 feet 3 inches on the Massachusetts avenue aud 84 foct 8 tach: s on 7th sirect, 10 052 equare feet. 10th —Lot 4, Square 734, 64 feet 4 inches on North Carolina averus, between Ist and 2a streets cast, 23 square feet 11th.—Lot 6, Square 965,52 feet 6 inches on 10th screct énet. 3.2% square feet. 15 foot allsy om south Of ths To 12th.—Lot 7, Square 955,75 teet on 10th street east, and 57 fect 1 inchesoa North B street, 4,344 fuare feet. he terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase money to be paid within thirty days from the day of sale, and the balancs in 6 and 12 moaths from the sale, boaring 6 per cent. intorast from that day, to be seenred to the satisfaction of the subscri- ber. A deposit of @50 will be required on the day of sale from each purchaser. On payment. of the purchase money, and not before, the subscriber will Gxecute the deeds. Some of these Lots may be sold in divisions laid off by the surveyor, of entire, to suit purchasers, Par. chasers are requested to write to. the ‘subscriber. or to leave their offers at the office of Ratdall Haener, erq., Attorney-at-Law, Young's Law. Building, Lcuisianua avenue, or with Henry K. Kandall, No. is reet. If not sold before. the Lots will be offered at pub- He sale on TUESDAY, the 26th October instant, at 10 o'clock & m.. as to Nos. Land 2ut this advertise: ment, Lots on Peunsylvavia avenue, and on. tl premises, respectively. Aa tothe other Lots, at 4 o’clock p.m on that day, following the order of their numbers herein, becinning at No.3, aud all to be sold on the preniises. If the sale be’ not. fin- ished on that da sale will be continued daily thereafter at 4 o'clock r. m A. BANDALL, Executor, Annapolis, Md. oct2-2aw [Rep.] J T COLDWELL, Salesman. per SON BROS., Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9h and D sis. northwest, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF GOLD WATCH AND AIN. JEWEUKY, WEANING APPAREL, PICTURES, THUNKS, iJ ac. Uorion. On TUESDAY MORNING, 26th Octo t 18 o'clock, Twill sell, by yale = jer of the Ba preme Court (holding a ‘special term), at the cx rooms of Duncansou Bros, southeast corner cf 9h and D sts. northwest, (he personal effects of bomas A. Kennard i . Gold Watch a Ica Pitcher, Cages, ntaining wearing paarel, Fishing Tackle, Revolver, Military Sash, aad san éry other misceltaneons articles. ey WM_J. MARTIN, Exeentor. DUNCANSON BROS, Auct DUXGANSON BROS., A nctionce Southeast corner 9th and D oet22 8, sts. northwest, BY CU al ITS, &c.. AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, October 26, commencing at 10 o'clock, within our auctic 6 sha'lsell the above goods. A Jot Wool Hoods, Plated Tea and Table Spoous, &e. - DUNCANSON BBOS., Auctra, SAMUEL KPR, Anet ieneer, Lo Droit Building. VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON KE STREET. BRT EN A SKVENTH NOBTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Oct. 26th, 197 fsea, at Hock». m., L hat feet i inches 16, ‘epth of 100 fect avd 6 inches to a’ wide alley, at roved Ls & good three-story Brick House. ‘erms: $2.00 cash; the balance in one, two, three and four years, the purchaser to give bis notes, se- cured by deed of trust on the premises sold, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent.; interest paya- b — pviceong Ange hime, ae cost abi ponte o- eer. 4) down when the property is strack off. Conk see F.D. CLEARY, Salesman, a imy rppuomas Dowiine, Auctioneer and Beal Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary. Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ‘and Ith st, UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON 277TH STREET, regi J Tax K STREETS NORTH WE3T, Oo TUESDAY. October 26th, 1575, at ‘o'clock p. m..in front of the premises, I will it Lot No.7, in square No.8,trouting’ St 11 12 feet on the east side of 27th street. and Fanning beck to foot all ‘The property will be divided to ee rms: One-third cash: balance in 6,12, and 13 menths, with fncerest. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Socta2'd ** THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, j Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers, | __ 2001 northwent corner of lth and D strecta VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUB- LIC AUCTION, ON MARYLAND AVENUE, A ad 6TH AND 7tu STREETS SOUTH- On TUESDAY, October 26th, at 5 o’elock R } m., 1 shall sell, at public auction, Lota No. 10 in equare No. 462, each lot 25 feet by 110 feet ther with the a, One-fourth cash; balance, 1,2 and 3 years, Wasw. b WILLIAM, Auct. deep. ‘Term - ‘at 8 per cent. interest. ocd d CANSON BROS., Anctioneors, ON ieatheast corner’ of Sth and D'streete n. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BMAL ESTATE ON Sru STREET KaST. f f By virtue of a decree of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 6th ., 1375, id court, im canse the undersigned will offer action, on the premises. on » 25th day of October, A. D. 1575, at P. m. piece or t of 4.30 o’cloc! . at parcel ground and premises, ‘with the appurtenances, sita- ate. lying and being ia the city of Washiagton, fa the District of Columbia, and known and described on the ground piau or plat of said city, in said Dis- trict, as part of Lot seven, (7.) 10 bered nine hunored aad twenty-eight ed within the following metes 4 bounds: Begin. ning at a point distant twenty (20) feet eight and one qua’ ter (#4) inches rorth from the souchweat cor- ber of said sot, and running thence with the bound- ary line of eatd square on 8th street cast forty-two | (42) feet nine end three quarter (9%) inches to the northwest corner of said square, thence east along | the boundary line of said square on eouth [ sti sixty-two (62) feet and one (1) inch to the northeast | corner of said lot, thence south along the boundary | line of said lot torty-two (42) feet uine and three quarter (4) inches; thenoy enat xixty-two (62) feet ne (1) inch to the piace of beginning. "Perma ef sale: One-third “cash Balance in two ts at six aud twelve months respec- equal install: by approved | tively, with interest. to be secured notes. and a reserved lien; deed to be given upom @ | final ratification of the sale and the full payment of chaste Sopot Sing eaaneUe a a Ge se chaser. it ime 7 °UDSON'T, CULL, Trustee, sale octl-d DUNCANSON BROS., Ancts. B. 2 WARREE: » “Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Wederal B , corner 7th and F streote N. W. TBUSTES’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATS lara STREET WEST. NEAR S STREET NORTH, IN THE Ci Y OF WASHINGTON, D. 0. By virtue of a deed of trast dated the lat is of October, }872. and recorded in Liber No. 697, records for wcthlagten is es i e county. in the District of Columbia, and by direc: Hon of the party secured, I will tell St public auc- tion, in front of the premises, on THUBSDAY, the 4th day of November, A.D. 1375, at 4 o'clock p.m, city of Washingt in ths Dissiet of Gotaatie: city of ington, in the Distr jambia, kno described as Lot numbered sixty-nine Down and (69), in Pierce and Klingle's r corded subdiviston of *quare bumbered two hundnd ana ete ts with he improvements thereon, consisting ® three. sory brick Dwelling. bouse. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balanco in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trast on the . A de of 9100 wil ired posit il be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of — If terms sre _not com; wich in five jeye from day of sale the Trustee reserves t! bt r VILLIAM A. GORDON, Jx., Trustee. cotzo.g VTMMAH 2 SORDWELL rey F. ZIMMERMAN & 808, neers and Commission Merchants, ane 0- 313 sth atrect northwest BUELELAE AREL TIO SOE BE. AWARE eles ining oale |, ond a trust on ft: feineaead atoae 2% Seal Bie oe ‘at the riak'and coet of the purchteer If detealy, a Wit Ova nse: Seep ey | alley. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. __ THIS AFTERNUON, B. © Yasue, 'e Real Estate Broser Federal Buildings corner 71» TRUSTEES’ SALE OF V PROPERTY ON THE WEST BETWEEN and Auctioneer, and F streets 8. W. umbered uinety-one (91), in ‘eddition to Georgetown, D: 0 inntag twenty -eix (26) ‘said lot No. 91, fronting hence northwardly trust satisfactory to the holder or holders of said notes on the land and premises sold. A dey ie $210 will be reqnired of the purchaser at the tims of sale, and all conveyancing at the expense of the purchater, to be compiied with in seven days, WM. STICKNEY. GEO. H. PLANT. { "a* oes. octlt eo&da J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. H. WABNER “Real Ketate Broker and Anetioncer, Federal Building, corner 7th aud # eis, norihweet, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON T STREBT, BETWEEN 151TH AND 19TH STKEETS NORTHWEST. BY virtue of two deeds of trust. dated Febra- ary With, 1573) and Api h, 157: corded in Liber No. 707, folio 349, &c., and liber No, 742, folio 470, &c., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and’ by the written reqnest of the part secured thereby, we will sell. at public auction. on the premises. on MONDAY. October wath, at 4:30 ‘o'clock p. m.. all that piece or parcel of land situate and being in the city of Washington and District of Columbia, being lot numbered eighty (5),) and the east five (5) feet front by the depth thereof, of lot pumbered eighty-one, (51,) in Ceaigin, Morrison Starr & Metoalf's subdivision of square number one burdred and thirty-two. 182.) aa laid down apoo the public plat or plan of said city. ‘erms: One-fourth cash. and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months, for which tho notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at eight per cent. annum from day of sale, and secured by a of ‘trust on the property sold, will be taken. A deposit of #100 will be required at time of sale. All convey- ancing at the expense of the purchaser, If the sale are not complied with in ten days from ale, the Trustees reserve the rigbt to resell ty atthe risk and cost of the defaulting — e Boe ee ieement- HO >} Trust B. FRASER,( Trustees. T COLDWELL, Salesman. opr ber purchaser, octé-eokds H. WARNER, » “Real Katate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F strosts N. W. jo 474, one of the land records for the Distrect of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured all sell at public auction in front of the oy DAY, October LSth, 1575, at 4 ce Pm ste following described pioges Or Dar- of land and premises f of Washi . ). Ong Koen and (1,) and two, (2,) of rorth of square numbered 405,) according to the subdivision thereof, together lot three (3) in square five hundred and eight, ( with the improvements, frame dwelling, with back building. One-fourth in cash; balance in six, twelve teen months, wi.h interest at ten per cent Per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the pri perty sold.'A deposit of $100 will be required at tin ofsale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost, H KENNEDY, Trustee. octé.10t J.T. COLDWBLL, Salesman, B ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED NDAY, October 25th, 1875, same hour JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee, on e08 J .T. COLDWELL, Salesman. UNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers, Boutheast corner 9th and D strects northwest. 8 PLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN SYLVANIA AVENUE, COBNER OF Lit STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY. October 25, at 5 o'cloc consisting of a two-story a7 TH uetil MO. we will sell, in frout of the premises, that valu bry operty corner of lth ‘street and Pennsyivi ‘enue, being part of lot 1, syusre 322, trontip, on P ing a depth of lor 10-12 feet on 11d a improved by @ splendid marble front. four-sto1 basement building, suitable for a hotel on the aro pean lan, offices, manufacturing purposes, &c., the rst joor containing a fine store room, with ‘two b. ent being divided into vaults, wine cellara, joors each being in suites rough Fepair, ‘newly pa- re plat windows and chand: iera, and is one of the finest, if not the finest bust ness property on Pennsylvania avenue, or in the city. ‘Perms: One-third of the purchase money in cazh, the balance in ope and two-year notes, bearing sich Per cent. interest, and secured by deed of trust on the property; intcrest payable semi-annually. Con Yeyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $500 Will be required as soon as sold. Wiul be opened for inspection on day of sale. oct21-d DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Auctioneers, UNCANSON BROS.., De etter Ninth and Deusen orenweet, CHANCERY SALB OF UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON 257n STREET, NEAR K STBEET NOBTH WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Sa Oourt of the District of Columbia, in canse No. 4362,in which William J, Bibley is complain: antend Martha E. Morganet al. are defe 1 will sell, in front of the premises the 25th day of O m., all of lot 9in 23, havin Ine (49) feet eleven (11) inches on 4 Terms of sale: One cash, and the balance in six. twelve and eighteen months, with six per osut. interest per annum. the purchaser to give his mutes for the deferred paythents, indorsed to the satistu:~ tion of the trustee, Alico will pay and coal cellars; the of five rooms: water his property red I ‘at the cost of pur- b NWARD, Trastes DUNOANBON BROB.. Aucts. | V ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Ai ry No. 1061 northwest corner of l0th'and D sts Successor to Green & Williams, Auctionecra. A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENOER, 3-STORY A BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, 33 OPPOSITE &T. ALOYSIUS PUBLIO AUCTION. D No. 32 1S7.. CHURCH, AT On MONDAY, October 25th, 1875, at 5 p.m., I shall sell at pubfic auction, the fine residence fo. 32 Lstrect. it is a three-story and basement Brick House, containing eight rooms and two bath rooms, finished .with marble an’ stoves'and other conveniences suitable for a class residence, being Lot No 144,in square 624, feet front with'a depth of 90 feet to @ ten-foot paved ‘Terms made known on day of sale. Sale positive, ‘as the owner has left the city. $100 down on day of le. “octl9 (Trib.|) WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct. THIS EVENING. gauss GUILD, aecnonees indian BVEE) VENI week, of Gloths ‘and. Onssimeres, WH ING HOMAS DOW" Wonder and foal Retate Broker, At the old sand of Latimer & Cleary, Southwest corner Penns. avenue and Lith ONE &QUABRE GRAND STEINWAY PIANO- FORTE, BLEGANT FRENOM PLATE MIB- RORS, SUPERIOR DBAWING-ROOM FUB- NITURE AND HANGINGS, PAINTINGS AND ORNAMENTS, ELEGANT WALNUT OHAM- BEB FURNITURE, &c., &., &c., AT AUO- TION. THURSDAY MORNING, Octo! WreR es: commencing at o'clock. Twill dence Noo 1413 i irda between Yet = ‘sen ture, viz: — 5 ‘Une Bquare Grand Pianoforte, (Steinway.) French Plats Plor Mirrors asd 0: a Bets of Walnut ‘Marbie-top ‘and Pictures. French Gbine Dinner Bervice, fine Glass and Sil- Fine Ball Sets. fess kotor sites, &c., Bc. Be. Pity lee THOS. DOWLING, Anct. HOMAS DOWLING, and Broker, At the old stand iatiners Obergy se” Southwest ‘TBUSTEES’ SA! ay) SILL,” LOT rile. 4 wil enon Fs ane se geet streets oigtemie beatae es Sas : : 3 residue BE Ae fy he veyancing and be orm Ate THOE, Bo hy re UNCANSON BROS. ‘Corner TWO FEAME BUILDINGS FOR SALE AT AUCTION 1c will be offered for sale, at auction, on TBUESDA £, the 28th instant, at 5 »’cl: min it ef the Fi Premiers, t former gf fiend Square ry ‘ermes cash. oct ats Rep) THOS HOMAB DOWLING, At the old stend of plied with in five days octl-¢td THOS. E ABOVE SALE {8S POSTPONED until ‘Oth, 1575, same hour aud BED. W_ JONES, Trastes THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ALE IS FURTHER Post. ¥. October 2 ist, 1575, same WwW JO: 7TH SATUBDAY, October 1 place. F. octl?-d S7-TEE ABOY Boned out! THUR: jour and place. octlé THOS, S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST PONED notil MONDAY, October 25th. 1575, «ame hour and place. oct22 ®7-THE ABOVE SAL! nptil THUBSD § ¥, th ame hour and piace’ RED. cctas-d THOS. DO eS eg ttt Jersey avenue and extend ‘are improved with « fine re. . 6 is the first from the corner of O street; Sincheson New J: ich a Store and Fram~ Dwelling House. and esi Estate Broker, corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth #t. . DOWLING, Auct. BS, Teastoo . DOWLING, auct. JONES, Trustee, Ww THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr. S FUBTHEB POST 28th day of Oztober, W. JANES, Trastes- WLING Auc ioneer. iM ee W AGG! Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street. TBUSTEE'S SALE OF VALI ON CAPITOL Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trast ‘to me, executed and daly Pday of Nov Prag et Him eanare 731. tn ist street east, bets south B street in 6 terme are the right to resell at rirk and const of d chaser. All conveyancing at cost of purchase cid THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Trust 7OUNG & MI Auction LETON, Real Estate'and {nsura: u BILL Fecorded vember, ago said city, fronting on ween Pennsylvania avenue end The rerms of sale will be one-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in equal paymea:s and 12 months; the deferred payments to boar be secured to my satisfaction. I not complied with in five day Le Droit Building, corner 8th and F streets n. w. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A KRICK BOUSE AND STC THE COKRNK SUUTHEAST. Gay of October, A. D_ 17: in docket 15, wherein Eleat &c., is complatnant and George W. Mi. are defendants, and by virtue of ‘a deed of trust to 1572, and duly recorded in * of the land rec me, dated January it Liber (71 ords T..” No. 39, f + éf Seq, AIR Opt Ian records.) 1 will Sell. at ‘public suction, tn front of the premises,on SATUBDAT, November 6th, A.D. 1 o'clock p to., all that piece or it a eo of ground being part of square numbered S78, " at the southeast corner of ssid 34 innin, and rupning west feet and four and a the south one BOF Tru AND I Pursuant toadecree of the Supreme Coart of the District of Columbia, passed on LARGE 4 STORY IRB. SITUATE: Equity cause N ille Ine of I street ‘and thence south eighty five feet and seven inclu to the place of beginning, together with the im- n. Provemen:s therso: ‘Terms of the sale: Ono-fourth of the purchase ma0- ney, together with the expenses of the sale, in cash, andthe balance in three equal payments at six, ‘htecn months, secured by the pur ring cight per cent. interest, amt by a deed of trust on the premises. twelve and chaser’s notes, 8100 will be conveyancin ot complic aud cost of defaaiting purchaser HOBA KOWNING, Trnates. cctti-r.witd YOU BRO & MIDDLETON, Aucts. avenue. and is are com r gale. 'D. W. JONES, Trustee, ABLE PROPERTY r. pe Agerts. STREBTS 15th by committee, ler and others aare plong eighty half inches, thence north eighty- six foot eight inches, thence ‘east fie fect, thenon foot one inch. thence east seventy-fi feet four and a half inches to the line of 7th stre A deposit of quired at the time of sale, aud ail at purchaser's cost. with in seven days, the Trastee re serves the right to resell the property at the risk Ifthe teras are ‘ON BROS., Anci Dee TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME SITUATED ON HOUSE AND LOT NER OF 61m AND AST. By virtue of @ deed of day of June, A. D. 658, follo 193, Warhington county, DG. parties secured { tion, in front of the 4th day of Nov that pir in James NO Vision of «ynare numbered elg ty nine (33) a two-story futerest per anutm till paid berequired of the pureheser conveyancing, dc. at purchaver's cost te ms of sale be not complied with in the sale the Trustees reserve the right resell the gost, of, the defaulting pur- JOS B. EDSON. DUNCANSON ty at the risk and Phaser FRED" tionesrs, Southeast corner 9th aud D streets n. w Jan reby, we will sell by public auc- premises, 575, at on, THURSDAY, the 4:30 0% le. Al y NES>} trustees, BROS., Aucts, Vv TRUSTEES M S7BEET WEST tn ict of Columb Successor to Green i plaintitts.’and Joha W. Moore sud are defendants, I li sell to the Lighest bidder, tn front of the [yom at FIVE clock p. m., ou TUESDAY, the 2d day ot Novem- ber, lez ib lots C D, in square 245,in Wash- ington city. ‘These lota in beauty and convenience of location are not excelled by any in the city. They front on M street north, v near the lith street Circle, at the intersection of Vermont and venues. Lot © is unimproved, and by 152 feet deep. Lot Dia 41 feet wi width, with an average de) containing ¢1 pth of 183 feet, and proved by a good three-story Brick Dwelling-b ‘m rooms. and a large Brick Stabie. / ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer, & Williams, No. 1001, northwest corner lvth ALUABLE Lots BIH, NEAR lite STREST of adecree of the Supreme Court of Passed on the 2d day No. 3,122, wherein aod D 5 feot is There is a wide wort fay the rear of these lots. The; ‘wiil be sold se] ‘Terms of vale: One-third cash— at time of y of sale, and payments in all ear one third in two years; cured by the notes of the by a lien on the property , that lot will be A WASH. B. ect20-dtd H. WARNER, Federal TRUSTEE’S SALE ON ‘T NORTH TRE AND 127& STREETS EA‘ Under and by virtue o Japuary the gb, fiver No. the District of of Columbia, and 3 y of October, 1575, part of lot No. provements thereon, co: . The lot bas’ wish w depth of 100 feet, * "ms Wmonths, with luterest at 6 All conveyanciug at cost of at time of sale. ; the deferred cases to bear interest from day of sale, and to b Real Estate Broker and Buildings, corner 7th and OF IMPROVED PROPERTY eon RED lita of trast dated 1874, and daly recorded ia 741, folio 328, one of the isnd records for ia. by the written request ured thereby, I will sell at # of the premincs, on SATURDAY Ss weusce Wo sas° lo “consisting of front of 17 feet on ‘sale: One-fourth cash; residue in G, from Tesold at the WILLIAMS, Avct. A netioneer, F streets 2. w. 3 fa deed ° " with the per cent. purchaser, JOHB N. OLIVER. Trastes, D. CLEARY, Saicaman. Ww48s. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, 8 & Wi 100% northwest fiMams, Auctioneers, ‘and D strects. THE COR- L STREETS NORTH- f trast di 1372, and guy jst ied in of the 1 records for and at the request of the ans recorded subdi- ht hundred and twen- with the improvements, consistiag of Frame Dwelling house. he terms of sale: One third cash; the balanees in notes at 6, 12 and 18 months after date, at 5 par cout. Raepontt of Fis wii ‘at time of sale. “All Should the , A netioneers, streets. pe 88- respective purchasers and sods at the terms of sale ‘as to either lot be not opt with in ten days from i<K and janiting purchaser. All conveyauciug "s ‘ 8. WORTHINGTON. Trustee. abLic EVENING STAR MONDAY... October 23, 1875. £00,000 Pr: To Oxt Maw on Sew- ING MACEIN! "s Wil —A motion has been made before surrogate at White { Plains to admit the will of the late Isaac , Merritt Singer, the sewing machiac Invent- w, to aeathed 5 ¥ | n wches about $41,000,000 It war | Ju, ¥. 1870, in Paris, and covers seven shee: | of fo. sca. | ——— are twenty-five in | nur ¥, but inclade bat one of Sager's wives. His first wife, Martha Hatey, of | Brookiy:.’- he married in 1530, bat in 186) she He then married Miss , of New York, butin two ‘obt. Mined @ divorce for un- faithfulness. Hor gu,"eiving children are to divide 81,7: latter divorce ber as his only real wife, and ber children as his only legitimate o.."*pring. He bequeathed to her a life interest “2 bis estate In England, which ts valued at & &™.- 000, with @ reversion to her children at %*r death. He also lefl her $10,000 from his ¢¥- tate In this country, and to her childre.” 35,300,000. A YounG Bripk Shoots Her Hcsnanp. The Winona (Minn.) Republican of the 18th ives the following account of a sad accident by which @ man married only five days met his death at the hands of his wife: A heart- rending tragedy occurred in this city shortly before 1 o'clock to-day, in which Mr. Alonzo Troutman was shot and killed by the acci- dental discharge of a pistol in the hands of his wife, to whom he was married on Wed- nesday last in Chicago. Her maiden name was Miss Emma Mahon. After their mar- ringe they left immediately for Winona, a: arrived here on Thursday evenin Troutman was engaged in unpacking valise, from which he took the p banded it tohis wife. She was examining it, when, in some unaccountable manner, it was discha: , and the builet lodged in the brain of her husband, who fell to the fie The shot took effect just in front of the e and produced unconsciousness atonce. Mr. Troutman is said to have called the name of bis partner once or twice, but nothing more. Physicians were hastily summoned, but they pronounced the shot fatal, and said that the unfortunate man could live but a short time. His poor bride is In a state of frenzy over the terrible accident. Mv. Troutman came here with his partner, Mr. Lou Cham. berlin, from ee ee pero _ Weeks ago. and bought out the art gallery o! Mr. 8. T. Wiggins. ‘Having Started finely in business he had gone toChicago for his bride, and life was bright and joyous before them. Mr. Troutman was about thirty years of age. His people reside in Indiana. THE GLENDENNING SCANDAL. — At the meeting of the Synod of New Jersey, held ia the Central a Chureh in Orange » Rev. John 8. Glendenning, the ‘the Prospect Avenue Church, Jer- sey City Heights, who was deposed by the pcan d city Presbytery for immorality, with- drew his appeal to the Synod from the deci- sion of the Presbytery. The reason that he assigned was, not that he feared that the issue would be unfavorable to him, but as he Was about to retire from the pastorate of the cburch, and withdraw from the Presbytery and Synod, it was not necessary for him to rosecute the ay 1. The Prospect Avenue ‘hurch apy Ted also from the decision of the Presby' , Claiming that that boty had no right todissolve the pastoral relations existing between Rev. Mr. Giendenning and his flock. Practically the same questions are involved in the appeal of the church @s in that of Mr.Glendenniog. The appeal was referred to & commission expected to report to-day. A meeting of the trustees of the church will be held in a few days to take such action as the interests of the charch seem to require.—N. ¥. Times, 224. Down Srocktnes.— Ths Nashua pt H.) Telegraph tells a story of two rival storekeepers in that town who re- cently “run each other” on stockings, Tne first trader marked down the specimens at bis door, and after his rival had 1, and noted the change, resumed the former prices. The trick was repeated e' morning fora week or more. e second trader was not to be undersold. Upon arriving at his store he each morning marked his stock a few cents under iis rival. At the end of the week the second trader was selling stockings, which cost at wholesale twenty-five cents, for five cents. This was the first trader's opportu- pity. He engaged the services of several girls ard boys, and before the second trader was aware of the fact his whole stock of Stockings had been transferred to the coun- terot his rival at five cents per pair, and were being sold by bim as “a bankrupt lot— at great sacrifice”—and yet ata proait. SOUTHERN RAILROADS. railroad man- ager, pow in Boston, gives the following as the condition of the railroads south of the Potomac: The represented capital of these railroads is $571,000,000. Twenty millions of this capital are paying dividends, and only ten millions earning dividends, the other tea millions being in roads leased to other corpo- rations, which, in consequence. are obliged to pass their own dividends. Three-fourtus of all the stock and bonds of these roads have been sunk, and the roads are virtually bank- rupt. The main cause of this, according to the tame authority, is reckless competition. The price of all transportation has been re- duced to cost, and as these roads intersect almost the cntire agricultural district, this reduction has not increased the business. A convention is soon to be called for the pur- pose of adopting measures to put @ stop to this competition. A POLICEMAN IN A TIGHT PLACE — Police Officer Haines, of the 2ist New York, as he lay at his home in bed, saw Jobn Jones, @ burglar, enter his room. He pretended to be asleep, and allowed Jones to rummage the drawers until he saw him take a two-dollar bill. He then bounced on him. Jones was too much for him; but Mrs. Haines, who came to the door, was paralized with fear, and neither entered nor gave an alarm. Haines called to her for a club, and she, in her excitement, threw him two. This ve the burglar © chance to seize one of » and a mutaal hammering bogan. Haines, however, having been drilled in clab exercise, blow on the head meekly allowed himself to be led to the sta- Uon house. MARKIXG MARRIED HER FATHER'S EMANCIPATED SLave—At Newport, R.1., a coloret man named Williams was arrested Weinesday on of threatening to shoot his wife. Williams was once a slave, and on obtaining bis freedom, married the daughter of his former master,who, bslng wealthy ,de- nied his child any further communication with him, and did not mention her in his Will. It is said that this was one cause that led the man to drinking, and when crazed With liquor he was continually tireatening to shoot his wife. 1&7 Now the female with thin shoes maketh music on the sweet catarrh. sr “Old " is thedisrespectfal name given by Aer pers toour venerated weather bureau. sa Now they have monogram waist-belts. look, the monogram part, at a distaace like labels on tea-boxes. s7-Ladies who admire house plants ought to know that the oleander is polsouous aad dangerous. s?-“‘My busband,” most even- is always mad !” 87 Shoe dealer—“I find we have no num- ber twelve shoes, sir; but here is a of large nines.” Gustomer—“Nines! Do yer take me for Cindereller?” 87 Little , five old, was called & moment's con- Yempiation he turned to his expectan with: "We didn’t need that)” says a lady, “is the per nin the world—he § i = § ated in | on It Was a Dream! following ballad is sang only b Titleus, for whom it was writice oY MMe I heard tbe rippling brookiet stag Amorg Ube poplar trees I heard the willows whispering Unto the evening breeze Again I looked on the old 0’! place; Again I saw my dariing’s fave, | Again we wandered by the sirecam— It was a dream ' Again I looked on the old, old p | Again I saw my darling’s face It was a cream ! | Again we wandered by the stream— it wasa dream, it was a dream! | Team the wandering streamiet flow down e sem, I saw the bending witlow bow In welcome over me. | Again I listened to breeze and bird, | Again my darti 's vole I hear: We kissed beneath the moon's soft beam — It was a cream! Again I listened to breeze and bird, Agsuin my darlings voice I beard. It was a dreen: We kissed beneain the moon's soft beam — It was a dream, tt was a dream — ee A DoctoR WAYLAID anp His Heae Blown Orr.—Dr. Ballard, “ Texas, residing near Marion, Arkaases, while riding with a indy Wednesday after- boon, Was waylaid and by ® man named Andrews, who fired one barrel of @ shot at the doctor. the charge taking effect in hie beck and face, knocking bim off his horse. After jailing Ballard asked Andrews to aise bim up. which he did into a aitting ture, and then placing the gua near his pead discharged the other barrel, literally blowing Baliand’s bead of. Andrews “ent to Marion and surrendered himself te the authorities. Andrews had been em- iyed by Rallard, and a few days belore \ ard had knocked him down twiee. Rat lard ‘4s represented as having been # violent man, apd had on Sunday last wayleid and shot his Wife's nephew, Andrew Frazer. A Cozy Homr—A Vicksburg wife formed her tusband the otuer morning that she was working herself into the grave for the want of a hired girl, and as he went owt she leaned back and fell to weepin The children were making a noise in the ae he passed out, and he called out :—“ You waus to stop this racket’ Your mother won't live a week, ancl when you get a stepmother here bext spring, she won't put up with any suck tooling!” When he came hom met bim witha smile, a a cozy bome, Richart, with only our Mtoe family to look Vicksburg Herald. oe, A CURIOUS FEATURE of city politics this fall 18 the diverse character of some of the candidates for office. For example, the Are- tic pavigator, Dr. Hayes ts runuing as the republican and anti-Tammany candidate for he Assembly in the seventh district, while ne fourth senatorial district John Morris- ntleman of a somewhat differeat been persuaded to run for the state likewise as the aoti-Tammaoy can- ate against ox-Cougremenan Fox. With nominations Of this iption to choose {rom no one can Complain of variety.—N. ¥, ater. A SKELETON MYSTERY.—The skeleton o & man was found in the woods in South Paris, Me., Thursday. The skull was bro- ken. Parts of & coat, vest and boots were , And have been identidet as simtiar te those worn by aman named Wetseler, who Jeft the hotel in South Paris about four years ago, late at night, to go to his boarding nouse, HAVIN in bis possession at that ume S1.100, He was unquestionably murdered. Detectives are working up the case, AN ALLEGED SWINDLE—Martia Y. Stinson, { rly publisher of small at Portland, Me., sad taken to Boston Tauess | day onacharge’ of frauduleatiy inducing | Some fifty or more men to « him their notes as part compensation for Interest each individual was to have in acolony at Marsh- field, Vt. The party were ready to embark when the scheme was exploited. Stinsoa had secured about $25,000 worth of notes. Ha used the names of several prominent persons, it is Aid, to aid him in his transactions. A DEAD GIRAFFE SToLeN.— While Dr. Planck was in Troy Saturday afternoon last, planking down to Mr. Forepaugh the m for the defunct giratie and fhinoceros, wihes had been purchased for the state museum, somebody dug up the giraffe, loaded the car. cos) into @ Wagon, and drove out of Schenee- tady with his body. The man whom the doctor left in charge of the corpse helped the stranger todiggt up and load it upon his Wagon, supposing, &s be says, that it was all right, and e in pursui ‘of orders. TARE TILTON-MOULTON-BEECHER LIREL Cases ENpep.—The crimiaal sediage instituted against Tilton aod Moultoa for libel against the Rev. Henry Ward Reccher came to an end yesterday, & nollie prosequl being entered in both cases.’ District Attor- ney Britton in making the motion gave as @ reason for his action that it had been a rale of conduct with him to enter ® nollie whenever trial of an indictment would re- sult in no benefit to the public. 87The New Bedford Mercury says that @ mi-sirg Italian girl, beluga violinist, may have gone off with her beau. s7"Has anyboly ever e: young man who is going to Variabiy Casts a gloom over the occasion by having his hair cat and short at 6 o'clock a. eG. and a. eged 1 year, 1] months and days. We knelt beside his dying bed, And Kissed his pallid brow; We aluiy prewrole icy band, ‘He cannot beed us now, Blinding tears are ‘neath our eyelids, very lash covinins # tear. And our hearts are wet with wooping, Weeping for our Georgie dear, arents. 616 BN street northwest, Ti y after Foon, st3 o'clock." Relatives ahd ftjoude ot the a are respoetfally invited to attend, eo ETZGE: ‘On the afternoon of the 234 instant, d., Natuan T. Mere otters in the S24 year of bis age. On the 24th, instant, WITTING. On Sunday morning. Bosa Wittixe beloved wife of Goo. ip the 434 year of her age. Funerai on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from her 30 Lith strest southwest. Frends relatives are invited UNDERTAKERS. R ¥. HARVEY, . Undertaker, Ne tg F Stree, between Ninth and Tenth. lave and R W. BAKKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, 612 Lirn Sraeer Noxrse oetl-ly COAL AND WOOD. COAL: COAL: