Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1878, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DA¥S. ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, 1001, northwest corner 10th and Dstreets, ISTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND TRE YPECIS “OF THE METROPOLITAN Wirtue of a chattel deed of trust, bearin bn the lath day of November. A. D. 6, and recorded in Liber Nv. 838, foll Tis et seq., one of the Land. Kecords fo ‘on county, in the District of And at the request in writing of the par Secured, the subscribers will sell at on the premises, on THURSDAY, and from day today until sold, sqhoid Farniture and effects of the Mo | tropolitan Hotel, in the city of as! ton, tee t Mantel and Pier M jcAud_ Walnut Parlor ‘Sutes, Reception and Easy airs, Lounges, elegant Window Ings, Rosewood and Walnut Marble Top Tabi Marbie Top and otlier Chamber Saits, Brassels .. & large assortment of Blanket Comforts and Spreads, fine stock of Table and B lated Ware and Cutlery, I sortment of China and Glass Ware, Copper Cooke ing Utensils, and other appointments of m large otek. FUTURE DAYS. OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEFS* SALE OF A FRAME DWELL- ING AND ADJOINING VACANT LOT, BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF DWELL- _SITUATE ON SIXTH, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS N.W. virtue of a deed of trust ‘bearing dat day of July. 1876, and recor Liber No, 824. folio 320, one of the laud re-, cords of the District of Columbia, the undersigu mublic auction, in front of the DAY. 30th day feet 6 inches front of lot 6, in by the depth of said lot. s5le: One-third of purchase money to | be paid In cash; the residue in one and two years after day of salé, for which the | his notes, secured by deed of trust on the property luterest at rate of eight per cent. annum, or all cash, at option of _THIS AFTERNOON. B H. WARNER, Reai Estate Auctioneer. a : TRUSTE FP" SALE O RASEMENT BRIC VIEGINIA AVENUE SOU' By virtue of a deed of trust dai 27th, A.D... 1876, dul £86, folio 455. one of District of Columbia, and at the request of secured thereby, we will sell at in front of the ‘premises. on SATURDAY, June 1st, 1878. at 6 o’clock described real estate. situate F A THREE-STORY AND K DWELLING, No. 945 recorded in Liber Ni ¢ and records for ‘Trustees will sell at m., the following~ premises, on THU! the City of Wash- C., | to wit: Lot ‘D>? Th George P. r ed three hundred and eight with the improvements, &. ‘third In cash, and the balance hteen “months, with in- r annum, until paid, on the property sald. at the option of the purchaser. $100 wired at the time of sale and all convey- recording at purchaser's cost, Terms to be complied with ‘in seven days, otherwise the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the the risk and cost of the defaul five days advertisement. GRE PATER, J, T, COLDWELL, Salesman. rypuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEW TWO-STORY EMENT BRICK DWELLING. QN HSTEEET NORTH, NEAR 4TH STREET By virtue of a trust deed of date August 18, recorded in Liter No.832, folio TL, and decree of Court (Equity docket 17 tau: No, 5.854,) I will sell in front of the premises on SATURDAY, June 1, 1878. at 6 o*clock p. numbered twelve (12,) in A, B. Kelly's subdivis- jon of original lot numbered ‘six (6.) in’ sqi ht hundred and nine (809,) with the urchase money cash ($100 immediately on sale,) and balance at six, twelve and eighteen. months, with ir terest at 7 per cent, from day of sale, secured on the property, and to be complied with in five days roperty will be resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, M. ASHFORD, Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. of May, 1878, o'clock a. mi. 3h the Houseno ware number- ing, in part, ek Bou mare aaa rest at el r cent. deed of trast. purchaser is to give ied with in sever days is of sale are not comp! in seven day: the Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and f 1 shaver. cost OF deta tO RAP PLEBY. . E, EDMONSTON, wee Office 420 5th st. THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TO CRs Y, June 4 h, at 6.30 o'clock, by oraeet RICHARD WALLACH, } LLOYD WILLIAMS. m16-eo& jel-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, B H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. oe. pace TRUSTEES SALE _OF VALUABLE PRUP- ERTY. Bj virtue of a deed of trust, dated ¥4th, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 353, Tolto 156. et seq., of the land records for, Washington county, in the District of Columbia, party secured thereby, 1 ablic sale, on MONDAY, Jungs the + in front of the prem. ise’s, the following described real estate an ises and known as part of Lot six (6), in numbered seven hundred and sixty-six ginning st the north rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. STEF'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON BOUND- ARY STREET. BETWEEN 1371 AN! STREETS NORTH WEST-SQUARE By virtue of adeed of trust dated and duly recorded in Liber of the land records for Washington, District of Columbia, and by direc rty secured thereby, I shall s<ll, on dune 4th. 1878 ‘at6 o'clock | 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 everal frame DAY AFTERNOON tof the premi: in square 234. improved by The lots will be sold as ‘Terms: One-third cash: the residue in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with notes @ interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trast on tne propert All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. on each lot at time of sale. H. M THOMAS DOWL BE WARNER, Real Etate Auctioneer. . TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THAT DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE NORTH- WEST CORNER OF INDIANA AV AND 2p STREET, KNOWN AS MONT HOUSE." fa deed of trust, dated August . duly recorded in Liber No. 33. oke of the land records for thé, of Columbia, and at the request o} y secured thereby, we will sell, at in front of the ‘premises. on THURSDAY, . at 6 ovclock p.m., the foliowing A rel estate situafe in the city of Wash trict of Columbia, to wit: 0 arcels of ground ‘known 3 ‘$ numbered three (3), four (4). tive » six (6). Seven (7) and eight (8), in Todd's re~ 1 Lot numbered one are numbered five itmdred at }y fronting on Indianaavenue one (140) feet three (3) Inches, West seventy-five (75) feet, together with improvements, & 3 ofsale: One-f ix, twelve. and eight six per cent. est corner of s with the line of Virginia four (44) feet six (6) inches; thence s jes with said avenue sevent t right angles ‘Terms: One-third of of which must be pai h the line of 21 street north on the | three (83) feet nine (9) inches v of beginning. rty 18 located Ia a very de ze! ghborhood, e: One-third in cash (of which $50 the time of sale). yments at six “notes of the pu the day of sale, will |» f (rust upon the pi »St of the purebis day of sale, or AHER, Trastee. NG, Auctioneer. DUENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS AND STORY COTTAGE NGS AND LOTS AND 3} SITUATED RESPECTIVELY , 77 AND 8TH STREETS OTS, SEVEN FRAME DW E NORTHEAST. of trust given to us, . and duly recorded m 715," folio $98, of the land records, for the District of Columbia, and by request of the party seenred, ESDAY, the 18/h day of J ‘civck p. m., in frontuf the res; . all those certain pi IMVENSE DRY GOODS SALF. £90,000 WURTH OF DRY GOODS. AsJ) OIL CLOTHS ONTENTS OF SPORE 817 MAR- TUESDAY MORNING. June public auctio rived upon ground y endid opport WOLFORD & SHILBER Y SALE OF VALUABLE 1 SIDE OF NORTH I STRE 5TH AND 16TH STRE! cA decree of the Supreme irth in eash sand the balance en months, with interest m, secured by a dee of reved by three well-vailt Nos, 706, 708 and 710 UL on the buildings, or ali ¢ A deposit of $250 will be re- » time Of sale, and all conveyancing at purchaser s cost, ; id 12are unimproved and front on cause of Crux the purchaser, | ng at the corner of H and 7th streets ana reeordiny complied with in se tees reserve the right Terms to be days. otherwise the ‘Trus- property at the ne Bl. 1878, at 6 o"ciock p.m., Ta tron . 17 and 2L are unimproved and front t 44, 15. 18 and 22 Frome Dwellings front nd streets toe, and 36 are unimproved and front on 8th Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, CHARLES B, BAILEY, CHARLES C. @ J. T. COLDWELL, 8 re improved by two-story gon Tih street, between 4 are Improved by two-story Frame and ironton 8th street, between Hand ea et to a 30 fool | YRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND West to the begi:s E STREET, BETWEEN fon AND loru STREETS WEST, AT AUC- eof adeed of trust duly 131. ove of the LOT ON SOUTH sh: balance in six and twelve + notes bearing interest at 7 per cent. until 1 trust oa the premises at the cost of the purcua- Jon each lot as svon are not, complied w Paid, and see} All conveyancing Sit OF $100 ros ¢ purchase money or within five davs there lue in three eqnal lust cand eighteen mont pacer or purchasers CONRAD KAUFFMAN, AHUM&s DOWLING P oF THR FURNITURE AND EFRECTS LARD'S HOTEL, Ry virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme, ‘olunbia, in Equity ell, at pablic auc= MONDAY, June 3, in day to day until sold. JAMES S. EDWARDS, 486 H. WARNER, Auct, DUSCASSON BEOS., Aue: c IMPROVED REAL NOTHE ALLEY BETWEE? SECOND AND THIRD STREETS AND VIRGINIA AVENUE A of the District o No, 6,048, we w! 1 the premses, on at 10 o°clock a.m... and aii the Household Furniture and eifects of Willard’s ani Mautel and Pier French Mirrors; Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suites of superior workmanship Reception and Easy'Chatrs, Lounges; Elegant Window g: Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Table: Elegant Walnut Marble-top € Mogart and Brussels Carpets in fine condition; Biaukets, Comforts’ aud Splendid stock Table and Bed Linen; Superb collection of Silver-Plated Ware and Cut- gant assortment of China and Glassware: Utenstis, Kitchen Requisites, &c, lovel_has’ oniy been recently fur: nished’ and of the very best material. all is fn excellent condition, REGINALD FENDALL, F. MATTINGLY, H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEES: SALE of A DESIRABLE THREE- BTOKY BRICK DWELLING, on the NORTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, be- tween First and Second streets northeast. Ry virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated May D. 1877. and duly recordéd in Liber folio 116, one of the land records for, the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party eecured thereby. we will sell at tin, in front of the June 5, 1878, at 5: lece aud parcel of in the city of Was! a Of trust on the f e Surviving Truste | and cost of the defaultin; five days’fpublic notice o laser, afier giving SQUARE 58 By virtue of a ‘deed of trust. dated May . duly recorded In Liber 823, i.» Of the land reco Columbta, and at the written request the party secured thereby, we will sell at auction, iu front of the premises, on the 8th day of June, A.D. 1878, at 5:30 o’cloc! m., Lot 15, in Wm. H. Philip sion of Let 2. in Square 581. situated in Washiug- Distriet of Columbia, ms: One-hird cash: and balance in six ana hs, with interest at mires, or all cash at option of pur A deposit of $75 at time of sale, and all ‘ancing at purchaser's cost. 31st, ALD. Is mye * Surviving Trustee, J, 2 WARNER, Estate Heal Auctioneer. aRUSTEE'S SALE OF NORTH SIDE OF MASSACH NUK. BETWEEN Ist AND 2p STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated the 1817 and duly recorded tn io 114. one of tne Land Ree: of Colnmbia, and at the re- y thereby secured, we will sell at DESIRABLE THREE USETTS AVE- recorded aubdi 23d" day of Ma’ Liber No. 857 ords for the Distric quest of the part ublie auction, in front of t ESDAY, June 5, 1878, at 5 iece Or parcel of Terms to be com- plied with in seven days. or the right reserved to resell at defaulting purchaser's cost. iN A VANDOREN, VALUABLE FARM. IN ST. MARY’S COUNTY, MD. ‘signed will sell, at public sale, at ye in Leonardtown, 3 county, Maryland. on the 4th of June, 1898, avery valuable Farm Mary's county, Mi c of ground situate in the ci ington and District of Columbia, knowa and described 28 sub-jot numbered 17, according to ginal lot 1. in square ator plan of said c. m21-eodds JOH ap30-d WM. A. Terry's sub-di numbered 722, on the city, recorded In the o' proved by a brick House, three stories hig! ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in one and two years, res notes of the purchaser, on Potomac river, in % hd, near the mouth of Britton’s Bay, and containing about 600 acres, This farm was the late residence of Col. George Forbes. decrased, and is one of the most product- lively, for which the aring Interest from the the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually, and Secured ad Uust on the property sold will be taken, or the pur- pay cash in full, at his option, conveyancing and recording will be at the cost of the purchaser. and if the terms of sale shall not be complied w'th within flye days after the sale, the roperty Wud b. resold at the risk and cost of the ‘A deposit of $100 will be WM. HELMICK, G. ALLEMAN, $ LL, Salesman. | UNCA>SON BROS., Auctioneers. VERY DESIRABLE Bi LARGE BRICK STABLE. ON W. REET, BETWEE sale: One-third cash, and the resi- due ia equal payments of one and two years, with Sale without reserve. FREDERICK STONE, M. MITCHELL, rémises. on WED ovclock p. m.. all that lor, round situate, lying and belng ngton and District of Colum= bia, Known and described as Sub-lot 18, in 8. A. ‘Terry’s subdivision of original lot 1, in square 723, same 1s recorded in the books of the Surveyor id city, Improved by a brick house three sto- ie) third cash; the balance pay- able in one and two years, respectively, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearlng interest at the rate of ten per cent. per annum, nually from the day of sale, will notes must be secured by deed of trust on the prop- old. ‘The purchaser shall have the option to ry ._A deposit of $100 willbe required at the ime of sale, and all conveyancing aud recording shall Le at the cost of the purchaser, Should the purebaser fail to comply with the terma of sale within five days of the sale, the pro) resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- ALLEMAN, § Trustees, jefaulting purchaser. required at the tn ‘AS. DUNGAN, Auctioneer, T SALE OF THE EN- CONTAINED IN STORE | H STREET N. W. d continuing . the entire stock contained therein, ck Clothing, Boots. He J, T. COLDWE ‘erins of sale: One- ILDING LOT. ‘able semi-an- at 10 o'clock. daily until all TWeLPTH gS L STREETS N On MONDAY, June3a, 18; + in front of ‘premis . as Grenadines. | 28 fevt on 12 variety of Dress @ooul: Alpacas, Buntings. Percals, Lawns, Cottons, Lace Fancy Gods, &¢ Feathers. Ribbons. Ladies’ Under Garments. ers, 1.000 Japanese Fans Lace Shawis and Jackets, great variety of But- are street, and running bac in Washington for a fine residence One-third cash: percent, interest, and se- «i deed of trust. i. WARNER, Real Esiate Auctioneer, | SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY, ON STREET. BETWEEN 2b AND 3p STS. SOUTHW#ST. Ou TUESUAY. June 4, 1878, at 6 o'clock { public auction, in front part of Lot &, square 557. frontir ¢ 36 feet on C street, by udepth of 120 feet, ity asma:! Frame, No, 221, 24 balancé fn Six and twelve 17 per cent, Interest, seeured by deed £00 bunches F: i. J.T. COLDWELL, HANCERY SALE OF VAL ORK AVENUE, BEPWEEN litn AND 121H STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree passed by the Si strict of Columbia, in * Furnishing Goods, 50 Lavties” Ready-made Suits, Hats trimmed and UABLE IM- Tn fact every variety of goods tobe found ina Sale positive. Seats reserved for ladies, JAMES DUNGAN, Anct. JHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM- ta ESTATE IN WASHING- preme Court of the eunity cance No. 6,097, Doc. 8. wherein Mai tha A. Ewing et al, are complainants. and Bi, Chariton et al-ate ¢ PROVFD REA b. uy tn fe iighest bidder, on T day of June. 1878, at 6 o'clock ‘p. t,, the following-deseriied ral estate: All that 1,*? in Buist*s recorded sub. n of lots in squate nimbered three hundred and eighteen (318), contaiued within the follo ing metes aud bounds: H New York avenne thirt northwest corner of sal the premises, to the dee Lt of the Supreme Court ari of tot lettered 13, we will offer for sale at pubtic . the following deserib +o TUESDAY, the 42h day 4 873. ‘at 5.30 o" clock p. m. i n Square 1043, situatéd on 14°h street G streets southes front by the depth of the lot, of k © 1076, situated on E. stre utheast, in Washington city, B F. STEIGER, Auc TRUSTEES’ BALE OF AN UNFINISHED TWO-STORY MANSARD AND BASEM K DWELLING. NORTHWEST, NEAR 1 virtue of a deed of trus: A. 1). 1877, duly recor.led folio 74 et seq., for the Distriet of Columbia, tef the party secured thereby, we will ction, in front of the premises, day of June, Li described re: - elty of Washington. D. C. in Square Nc, 181, together with the improvements, consisting cf said and basement Brick Dweiling, nearly fin ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, and the bdlance in one and two years, with interest at 8 per centum per annum, to be secured on the property sold; or all cash, at option of purchaser. urchaser, aud terms of ginuing at a point on five 33-100 feat trom the lot lettered **1** run- ring thence northeaetwardly with New York ave- tline of original lot numicred eight (8), in said square; thence south eastwaraly in a line at rig) avenue sixty-one feet one inch (61 ft.11n.); thence due south nine feet ulue inches (9 ft. 9 in. ches due north of the north lot lettered‘ H."* thenee west in a line p: with the said lot north |i thirty-five feet or th said line is intersec f) and. the eas: 41 -six feet to the ws bstween 15th in Liber No. 8 angles with New York nd of the purchase money 1; the residue ta two equal instai- Ul six and twelve months respec- Test from day of sale, to be secured a’ reserved lien A deposit of $50 required Couveyaucing, uuts fo the pointat which ed bya line drawn from the point of beginning aud at right angles with New. northwestwardly fifty-five 4-100 feet to the poitt of beginning, the said premises being known as 1106 New York ave, Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance in ual instalmenis, payable in 6,12, and 18 months after day of sale, with interest thereon at eight per centum per aunum until pald, aud to be secured by a retention of the title by the whole purchase money sha.l have been paid. the Whole purchase mon ption of the purchaser. he terms of Sale are not complied with with- in five days from the day of sale, the trustee re- ht to sell the propsrty at the risk ard efaulting purchaser, after five days* notics in the Evening Star newspaper, purchasers’ cost; $200 deposit at time of JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Trustee, Webster Law Building, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, IHANCERY SALE LOTS ON FIRST STREET WEST, BE- TWEEN L AND M_ STREETS NORTH; AND ON L STREET NORTH 1st STREET WEST AND NORTH CAPI- TOL STRERT, IN SQUARE No. 620. By virtue of a decree Court of the District of Columbia. in cause Ne. 5181, 1 will sell, at public auction, in front of thé premi: day of June, A.D, 18% sold at time of sale, two-stury mau- HROS.. ucts. Soup wth ; nmuplied with fn seven day. oe JOHN SHERMAN, stees until the Bee BINDING, Informed thst the Y is carried on a same excellent workrhen are em- Work turned out will be in the te which has always haracter- istic of the esta! pommel aoe may be paid in cash, at Pp NBROKER'S SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, THE 3p AND 41H OF JUNE. AT 10 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING AND7 IN THE EVENING, largest assortment of Goods ever offered, and will be soul without reserve, consisting of Watches, Rings, Chains, Solid Silver ed Ware, Piano. Organs, Sewiug Ma- juns, Revolvers, &c., &¢, JAMES GOULD, Auct. ROBERT FULTON, Sale at 314 9th street. #@-Money foaned at the lowest rates, my30 Bt* IHOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer, TRUSTFES SALE OF A STEAM BOAT, WITH APPURTENAN By virtue of adeed of trast, dates + A. D., 1876 and duly recorded in Liber’ No. 858. ‘one of the land records of Washing’ the District of Columbia, and pursuant tothe terms of said deed. we will proceed to sell at pab- He auction on SATURDAY, the 8th day of June, .m.,in front of thesamr, CABINET-MAKER, New HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND M STRERT, NogTuwest. ON BROTHER, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, ‘eunsyivania avenu #@ Fine Printing a Speci: UNIMPROVED N C. HOGAN, 713 Market ufacturer of a New! and Ventilatin Buildings and idew-Proof AWnin; N4trans’ ‘Restores gray or faied moves dantra With s coustantly it years, we feel 'UESDAY, the 4th }, at 6 o’clock p.m., Lots bered from 26 to 38, both inclusive, and from 40 to 46. both inclusive. in Square No. 620, in the mn, D.C. movthird cash; and the balance at stx Boece ae eee ccahs 3 " Banal, wil fe foken pe Fin tinned A deposit of purchaser of each lot at the tins of sale. All se of the purchaser. LY, Trustee, 435 7th st. Bb. WILLIAMS! Auet. 28. NITED STATS MARSHAL'S SALE. virtue of an order of the Court, 78, by Justice BD. C. Hi the Circuit Court of the District of ‘Will sell at public sale, for "s wharf, foot o! Patented Spring Rover Hotels, Pubile lags and Tent OF the only genuine and twelve mont cRYs’ DISCOVER: FOR The Bate - i aa ae oer increasing sale for the a A.D., 1878, at 4 o'clock vantages over ail between Congress and High streets on the Can: the steam Canal Boat Fe city of Georgetown, in the District 0! | together with each and all the appurtenances ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance in one year from day of sale, with interest at 8 per cent. deed of trast upon the ion of the purchaser. ‘at time of sale. Of this charact. be! ‘at the Independént DAY the ath day ot Vane, ti the right othe. claim does not stain Will convince, > ‘be finger nails, Jarge bottles. Price One Dollar, Corner 94 and D OOK AT THOSE MAGNI Frenc! annum, seeured 0 feat, oF ail’ cas le it of racuea wie olan seven day sale, in default of which the Trust gle} Sof defaultiny cost of de SMITH JAMES D! my 29-w, 5, madly me DEE ED clock @ m., and interest of the defendants in and -deseribed property, &hna M. Maton" sel S from day of tees reserve the ized and levied upon after three days’ advertisement, at chat H. Smith and Charles her ‘srtachmen ‘No; 19,606 ‘at law, in UGLASS, U. 8. Marshal, D.O. 1 Augtloneets FICENT Lia! HT ft rick Ament, "They ean guiy he found evr ReD B FRED'K DO QHN PSIGNEE'S SAK of the STOCK of MESSRS. AO ePrice cape a ie z A N ‘01 r EVERY DECRIPTION; PARLOR - CHAMBER. LIBRARY, DINING ROOM and CFRICE WORK in’ Great Variety, in Fults and Separate Pieces: EASY CH ALRS. FOOT REST8. HALL FUKNITUEE, and Other Articles usually kept in a Firs’- s Evlablishment. On TUFSDAY, June 4ih, commencing at 0 o°clock. at the store of the above-named! firm, No. 313 8th sireet norhwest, nest Pa, avenue, T will cell the above-mentioned stoc of Furniture, Je-2t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. 'T), ©: WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. AT AUCTION-VERY DESIRABLE TIN FRONT OF THE U.S. CAPLTOL. - K. CORNER FIRST AND B STREETS 2 pee PRONTING ON CAPITOL PARK Ou THURSDAY, June 6th, 1878, at 6p.m., I will offer for save, in front of the premises, the above-described property. Terms day of sale, _JeLBt THOS, E, WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE 69 AND IN THE VILLAGE GF MONTELLO. BY Virtue of a deod of trust dated December Alt, A.D. 1874. and recorded in Liber No. 471, folio 43, and in Liber 886, folio 78, of the laud records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the holder of the note secured there- Pour Rill sell at public auction. at the oflce of oung & Middleton. corner of 8'h and F streets northwest, on FRIDAY, June 7h. at Lovewgck p. mr. Lots 203, 205. 207, 209 211, 213, 215. 21% 219, 221, 223 and 295. in square nunibercd two (2): also Lots 210, £12 214 216, 218, 220, 292 and 224. in squere numbered three (3), in the village of Mon- tele, Also the south haif ( of Lot ihirt ve the north fourth (',) part of Lot thirty emis’ subdivision of origina’ lots 1 . 3, nl 22, in square sixty-nine (69), in the city of Washiagton, said lots containing abou fifteen hundred {et of ground. Terms, cash. A deposit of $50 on each par required at time of s All conveyancing a: recerdingat purchaser's cost. jel FRANK 1, FREEMAN, Trustee, FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE of VAT.UABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WEST STREET. iG TOWN, AT AUCTION —-BRIC ING HOUSE, containing snd gas, Ry virtue of a deed of trust, dated 40th, 1874. and recorded in Liber 7: of the land records of Washington coun District of Columbia, aud by direction of th of the pote s.cured there I will sell at pi in. front of the proverty, on MONDAY. June 10h, 1878, at & o'clock p.m., all that pieee of gghud in Georgetown. D.C. described as follows: it nit g at the end of 138 feet 10 inches measured ston the lineof West street trom High street, 1 @ West on said West st. eizh more or less, to 10 eeast and ai right ans eta Bue drayn south and p the bexinning;and tn pesginnity erty, and. vest until nd, tine of sale, Broot Pies pmiptled wish iy tee days the T serves the right to rese Dreperty at the risk and cost of the defarin chaser. BP. DOD jeLen&ds 4 the pur- EN. Auctioneer, 513 7th street, ALE OF A BEAUTIFUL NEW RY I K DWELLING ON OR" EN ist AND 2p sis, a deel of trast toma. 4 and duly r “dint records for Abia, ani ac ireL thereby, of the prem? STEER NORPHE B y building, cel p modery The hcuse b mpleted, and has never with in five da Jel-dts d NM. ROHKEIE 1 OUNG & MIDDLET TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE- HOLD PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF G AND FIFTEENTd STREETS N.W By virtue of a deed of Lrust. dated May 10 A.D, 187%, and duly recorded In folio 402, ha Liver 843, folio 824, & land records of Washington eouuty, D, C., and the written direction of the party'secured, we Will iat public avetion, in front of the premisi on FRIDAY, the 31st day of May, A.D. 1878, at ovclock p."m.. the following described part of Lot numbered five (5), in square numbered two Mun- dred and twenty-three (223), In the city 0° Wash- ington, beginning tor the same at the southwestern cotuer of said lot and square, and thenee runing north, along the line of 15th street west. tw eight (28) feet; thence east seventy-iwo (72) feat: © south twenty-eight (28) feet to the line of i G st.; and thence west, along said G street seventy-two (72) feet to the place of begiuning, as held under a certain indenture of lease recorded in Liber 625 folio 174, of said I ords, Tne terms of the lease are as follows: ‘The lessor is bovnd to Pay all taxes and public assessments; the annual ent Is $1 500, payable in monthly payments; the term will expire September $0, A.D. 1882, when the lessor will pay for ail the improvements, other- Wire he must granta new lease for a tern ot twelve years, at same rent and upon the same terms aud conditions, ‘There is alsoa provision in said lease fer purchase in fee during sald teri. ‘The improvements consist of a good three-story brick building. ‘The property is now occupied un- der a sub-lease of $3,450 per annum, ‘Terms of sale: One-third 1n cash, (of which $300 must be paid at sale;) the deferred paymeats to be made in equal payments in six. twelva, eighteen and twenty-four months after date, with Interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum until paid, yable semi-annually, and secured by deed of rust and Insurance to the satisfaction of the Trus- tees, Terms to be fully complied with within six days after the day of sale; otherwise the Trus. ses reserve the right to reseil the property, after one Beck's notice, af the risk and cost ofthe first pur~ chaser. conveyancing at the purchaser's cosi. Wat, NeRoACH. Trustees, my2l-déds_ = WM: H: WARD, AS THE ABOVE SALE IS PO°OTPONED until FRIDAY, sane Aap seine time and pace, jel-co€ds WM. H. WARD, { Trustees, pe NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ELEGANT PIER MIRROR. WITH MARBLE STAND; HANDSOME PARLUR SUITE, MADE BY STEVENS, OF BALTIMORK EXTRA HANDSOME EASY (' HOLSTERED IN REP AND VEL EMBROIDERED: MARBLE-TOP CENTER FINE OIL PAINTINGS I ‘WALNUT FINE "WALNUT CHA! ‘OP. CARVED ), SUPERB DRE RL Cmarnmnnocy > 3 3 = Zi 23 ‘S, Al OME WALNUT CORNICES. HAIR AND SK MATTRASSES, MOCKING AND NARY BIRDS, BOTH GOOD SINGERS, N . 1878, beginning, ck a, m., We shall seli at the res: denee of a gentleman about to leave the elt: 1014 8:h street. between K and L strects 0} w., the above named elegant artieles of hous fur niture, Those In search of furniture of sap:rlor manufacture can gratify their tastes by giving this tale their attention. my 31 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, H. WAENER, Auctioneer. TROSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWo- STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, L STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS N.W. ¥y virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated May 22d. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 857. fo- firq lio 182, one of the land records of the District. of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on #RIDAY, the 7th day of June, 1878, at 5:30 0°clock p.m., all that lot, pleco and parcel of ground situats, tying and being in the city of Washington and District of Gatambia recorded and known upon the ad plas, Washington city, as lots lettered **A’* and “"B,°" of McGill and Johnson's subdivision of lots ‘in square numbered 620, sald two lots commencing 100 feet west of thesoutheast corner of said square, running thence west 40 feet 2 inches, thence north 136 feet 7s inches, thence east 40 feet 2 inches, thence south to thé placeof beginning. ‘Terms of sale: Two hundred dollars, together with the expenses of in_cash: the balance In a premissory note, payable May 22, 1880, bear- ing interest at thd rate of 10 per cent. per an- num, payable semi-annually, from the day of sale, which note of the purchasor must be secured by deed of trust on the property sold. ‘The purchaser shall have the option to pay cash. A deposit of $100 will bo required at the time ‘of sale, and all conveyancing and recording shail be at thé cost of the purchaser, Should the purchaser fail to com- ply with the terms of sale within five days of the je, the property will be resold at the risk and cost defaulting pure H. baser. oe HELMICK, AULLEM. 'y ‘Trustees, 923 F street p.w., 5 3. 'T, COLDWELL, ratesman. my30-4 rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'’S SALE. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated in Octo- ber, 1808, and reco: ded In liber J. A. 8.. No. fa 46, ‘folio 14, I will offer at auction. on th premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 13ihday of Jane Rext, at 4o'clock p. m.. lot No. eleven. (1L) im reservation No. ten. (10), iu the elty of Wasatog- improvements. “The property will be Sold subect to all taxes in arrears, Te sale: One-third of the purchase mo: to te pald la cay ‘and the residue in two aut ine stalme) ‘and twelve months, respectively. swith intevent £0 be secured to the satisfaction of “BIL wTEA WM, Be WOODWARD, Trasten cut-away basque with English cot! ibree buttons or a s! exposing the vest at the th is j. ’ what is called “eu r girl, not too tall, knows how to carry it off with an air of what may be called demure coquetry. costume gotten up to produce a sty little effect, and not at all like the unobtrusi adaptable dress of a woman engaged in the serious business of life. more Ways than one. It tournurés for giris; it gives them an easy and dress, and it makes it possible for ladies who desire to shorten their or to arrange a costume for the Street which will clear the ground, to d ting attention or setting them- rect. opposition If anything could induce to demand a neat would be the shame! Paring fora large tr: of this kind next fall NOVELTIES IN COSTUME Some of the fine, thin sw as beige and camel's hair THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY. ‘ade in raw silk garments woolen, such re trimmed. wit sists of a shi ited bodioe, a --.Jdune L slightly draped 0° CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— The legislative, judicial and exe propriation bill was considered, adoption of two or three amendments the was passed. The bill providing for the pay ment of the fishery award was debated, a pending the discussion the Senate went in to executive session, and subsequently ad- nd ornamentation are satin ribbon, the Still it is of service in ets rid of bustles ry young lady voy Ta pAval costume of da With several ger is taking rk blue closh, ient waikin; and after tie Tr with gilt buttons. The costume c¢ pretily draped over-skirt and jac part of a silk vest r colors upon a pale thy feathery pattern quite cc The newest trains are square, bu shaped at the back 1 cuirass or coat shaped, with an_ insertion ning won, the back, which either the bottom or is attenuated toa without attrac’ selves in) di to prevailing women generally decent walking dress, i 0 ful tashion which still ¢ tains among those who wear long skirt catching their dress up at the side, and hoist- it up in such a way as not only exposes the Ss but the foot and the ankle to a degree that would condemn a short dress at once, and fitly stigmatize it as shameless. A useful dress must grow sometime out of our recessi ties;in the meantime it is possible for each woman to work out the problem for herself. although it would cercainly be 'e:s trouble and leave her more time and strength for other things if it could be done for her. GRENADINE DRESSES. Black and whive seem to be especially re seived of late for extreme elezanee in cos The richest materia's and the most are lavished nedium black, which stand-by for that he Bodice 4s lo After our report closed— ie bodice long The remainder of the session was occupied in passing private Dill: and forty-five were The story that Mr. Worth is trying to get ri@ of the princesse dress ts contr fact that the most eleg: ently sent to thi FASCINATING TASHIONS. New York Styles for June—Straw- erry Bonnets and the Noveltiesin Costumes—The Short Summer Underwear. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] New York, May 31, 1878. The shops were never more fascinating than In textures we have | dresses whic! untry have been se cul, without jacket or basque, markable for beauty and elegance cmina Abbott on the occasion tion given toher by Mr. and ake, of 5th avenue ; oher worn for the first time on the sion by the by Dlue satin, and silver, and la terie, and pe i won by Miss of a grand re Mrs. George they are this season. everything that can be found abroad—as varied in design and as rich in quality. What we lack is originality and finish in the making up of garments. We have not the knowledge or the courage to be original and simple. making up we over-elaborate, and the lack of finish only emphasi. it conspicuous. Mix Abbott's was ciel white dresses. has for so long been a ass of women who Wish to be well au ably dressed, without rendering them:elves able to too frequent changes or too larg: xpenditure, has 'os. ground, and although it still holds its own with a large class, has no laim to elegance or disiin he black grenadine in summer, b py what the black sil . and renders Looking at the lovely ma- terials one wonders where all the ugly and ng comes from—the priateness, the unfitness and wani ve, with Marie An low the elbow. garments, as stupid dress’ Was in winter and r round, always useful and lady- the revival of colors has driven it nearer and nearer to the outposts, until it has become very different from itself, or has no abic existence at all. simmer dresses sent from Paris bewildering mixtures of black silk, black e and beaded passmenterie. ations Whicn defy Wescription, because no for some time, is the fospionable some twenty years ago. ainly in the falls square from th which is heightened by paviette, whic ,, Skill in manufacture its ultimatum. Wi fine and soft ean seareely be distingui touch, from delicate ver and gol eems to have re: woolen fabr have cottons wh hod, even by the Ik : we have silk woven | , and embroider re which tne precious like vulgar pretensior inshort, modern Ari, which is ba p 1 d to industric with the inventive genius and luxu the shoulder, niching or beading of It is also used straight, open tion with the Jo sacque doimans, the sleeves being often a ma ded embroidery Stults of the E ornaments and rely confuse. Th Diack foulard | cesse slip of in trimming e Ss in rainbow tints, ix ed lace. ew broider ometimes wi uit Uhis isdoue very sparin un Styles of geen: mong the new fabrics Tricot gauze, or w double gauze. fabric of silk and wool m i ints, such as ‘baize rully beautif what 18 Knowa in Pazis as It is, in ea A quick Witted manuts Willed cotton, w | ausweis every purpose for the entire foundation if the d E Many of these new light grenadin:s id some of them ich is very } cexhausted the ud is always w Abausted or pure faille in toliettes for watering place w produced faitht ad, Strawberries embedde trailing sprays of the sear In grenadines we hav ‘ A beautiful fabrle striped with embroider in, upon which France of exquisite d have no touch of the bonnet matching the he most retin is the new crepe bapti iscrinkled apy always trimined with bands of color Washes without !osi of strawberries at growth from sma sss of the who: and wool, linen. silk and satin, contrast to the black, biu browns and H r place of the flowe: le in b sekberri P currants comet ple, Will alternate a si @ grenadine. with anothe a laid as fine as po: 4 throughout, Hi blacks, wit of silk, the limred, black, embroideries shades, rainbow tints of color and in very rich mate: S constantly RENIUS Of The 10s th the peas repre the different t | superior in destin to any st_two years " texiure soft, and the finish that « The lines of embroidery, when this i composed of folks of ipg,starts from the side made of acombination of the | hious dinner dresse: | the Diendin t improvement ther they are a JENNIE JUNE. have been neglected ’so long pally used for ehi of bands of ed in the eontrasti to the majority of wear ean absolute firm and personal belong’ nil from contact almost as quickly Of course black grenadi re still worn. TEST. — The ‘dof May says as pure white. es and overdresses embroidered grenadines are even di- But besides being costly i ning wear for ladie: r for young giris, while the L country chureh nd quite revive the memorie reshness and comfort a quar mains true that th ut those returns w ess could Rot d trimming. decision aff Yet now the deme behind them, a partisan e ly hurtful'to its every interest these Congressmen bel | party with the: vastly mistaken a rtof it in the south nd be let alone by federal sq Our people hoped they wer rest, and a season when they éould affairs more important than partisan strug alities have bee alf price, an indubitable they have lost prestige, and though they still look very pretty when made up and trimmed With black and white nding, the resort of the’ ecoi nthe choice of those who can afford at least measuwiably to gr SUMMER BONNETS. Tt has heen reported in in the country t ionable bonnet could be bought for said anything of the kind. What gress ilseif. bers propose to itement whos tweed traveling dress co at home, with the help of a proper frame, for #2—using the material of the covering—than a fa rom $20 to M0. tify their tastes. hionable bonnet which | s For my own part I have never been able to find pretty well-made bon- sin ordinary millinery shops—at least not within the past fift-en Bonnets are the most unsatisfactory of purchases,the costof what is one being so out of all proportion to its value. satime when bonnets were bonnet g their ugliness. The fir ‘as a matcer of little imp: for the Tuscan, or Leghorn braid, the Eng!*s! it straw, and fine Neapolitan could be ‘aned and made over many times, if re- d; and the handsome ostrich plume or plece of real lace could be 1 er and over again. Money is throw for the shapes are so ii significant and so fantastic that they could not ossibly be considered permanent. and the rimmings are a heterogeneous 1 change tneir color and variety with every sea- con, and must never show themse'ves twice . There was a certain kind of sati tion in paying from $10 to $20 for a bonnet ermanent value in it elf and ut there is none a mixture of mere scraps and odds s. And sol insist that i. is better to follow fashion strictly, using one’s own skill and ingenuity in working out ideas, than to pay enormous prices for what is after all neither suitable nor satisfactory. RECENT STYLES. Fortunately there seems to be a prospect of improvement in this respect. It has beea hard s to follow the cow industries and reduce their charges, but they have been obliged to do i to study hard to accommodate themselves to a more diversified class of purchasers. In the largest dry goods stores of all our lady can find ready-made suits and dresses at any price she can afford to pay, from the calico wrapper at one dollar to the most elegant reception dress at $250. fashionable millmery establishinents cultivate of custom, and that, the mo: the most expensive class—fo ve dollars for a sim- Ss what a fashionable ay With the apolo us letter I remarked wu underwear as furnishin simple garment the uses of three, and with their gauze vest and corset for a base, as b allthat is required for comfort and proteccion D addition to two skirts, the one short, the other nearly the length of the dress. nets at reduced pri &9-There is a French prophec rend of the world will o zaster alsonSt Mark's Day. This will be 'y which says regard to the whether it can be bought read: there is a substitute for a cor In order to find out all ther upon the subject I have made careful inquiries at the principal ladies’ furnishing stores in the city aud visited the depot in East lith street, where the new garments can be procured. In: quiries at the regular repository for ladies un. derclothing for garments cut allin one, or what they persist in calling provoke a. smile. S at each other, toss their heads, disavow any knowledge or association with an compromising ‘garments, ntimate that only “eccentric ’ indulge in such monstrosities. They have everything els and so they have. There are now chemises, square and deep cut; one shaped to the form, and embroidered upon the seams in old fash- ioned herring-bone, trimmed with fine Smyrna lace: the other having a square chemisette in front, which isa mass of lace and insertion, and with corners turned away from the center and fashioned down coquettishly with tiny buttons or bow There are beautiful seits of linen vhich are masses of fine tucks edged with wide Irish lace, and the night dresses, ith deep marquise col- point. But all repro- duce the old forms, differing from then in the effort to get rid, as much as is possible, of all unnecessa it the common and ordinary kinds, cheap—so cheap that it Is surpri: labor can be offered for the Prices, it is true, go up ra y of the materi: ularly with the addition of really good trimming or hand-work ornamen- tation, but these are not among the essentials, and the fact remains that the common articles underwear can be bought lower than ible to buy the material at retail and pay for the making. Thisfaet of under which tt ade in small quantities, and principally to order, and, therefore, cannot be made cheaply. Moreover, the garments are very beaulifully and durably made of fine and sub- jal, and some of them being made undera patent, are dearer on that a Taking all the facts into considera- tion, however, their excellence ber of garments for which they stand, two do'- Jars and a half to three dolla mings, 1s not an exorbitant p: % Anew and efficient substitute for the cors is called by the clumsy name of “ Emancipa- It is really a well-made, well- Shaped, and most comfortable cotton cuirass, which admit enlargement. It can be worn next to the body and serve as chemise, corset . Itis furnished with a double row of buttons, to which the skirts may be atiached, one or both. One cannot conceive of anything more comfortable than this waist for a lady or an invalid who wishes to get rid of the corset and obtain a cool, comfortable basis for her Gress that will preserve a ueat outline, and not suggest untidiness. The fact that these new styles of underwear | have not as yet made any great headway mili- tates against them in the minds of many. But it must be considered that there is a very great difficulty in getting new ideas through old channels and having their merits fairly tested The New York agency has and is now princi- largely’ instfumental ta intelligent, who was largely instrumental in organizing the Woman’s Congress, and who was its active and efiicient secretary for several years. In her hands we may expect to see it made useful in developing other ideas that may relieve women who desire it from ‘ir dress disabilities. The new soft twilled or washing silk under- wear bas Deen several ae remoned and owing in favor. is very it, delicate cool, and most charmii trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Some ladies are making it up by improved dress paiterns, and there are houses in England where the silk drawers or chemise in one, or the skirt chemise or corset-cover in one, can be But as yet there is yt nt Say there is not! ciel pa sizes, oF give which they would have to underwear, its cost, nade, whether , and the like. is to be Known notwithstandi ofa fine one w #e@ Charles Foulke, charged with having been concerned in a series of incendiary in Carlisle, Pa., has been arrested at Den #2 Locklear, the last of the infamous North ‘amp Angels,” has been at last captured. He is said to be guilty of almost in- numerable murders and robberies. Se An Englishman named jumped into the Mississippi river at New Or leans, with an infant in his arms. different now: on fine stvaw or Henry Lloyd xture,which " 1 4a John Kelly, an American contractor on the Lachine (C the firm of John Hickier & ly disappeared with rency on his person, Fou!’ play is feared. . has mysteri- Canada cur- they assure you, when it had a MARRIED. THOMPSON—BRYAN. On Tuesd May 28th, 1878 at E stree. Baptist stitch, and - Parker, WM. E. THOMPSON to Saran 8S, BRYAN, . BOUCHER, On Friday, May 31st, pneumonia, VicTOR KM ILE ighicen years eight months, ‘yed to Baltimore for for city milline: 1 which are compieted His remains will be conve; lar and cuffs o! They will also have May 31, 1878, Mancarer Exrz- Thomas aud the beth B. Dolan, aged eight months | twenty-nine day's FINNEY. On the Sist of aged seventy years. material and amount charged. | idly with the qual ainship, and part | lness, Jou Fin- latives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from 3d Raptist Church, Frank li betweeb 4*h and Sin sivects northwest idiotic as well 2 itis idiocy to pay thirty ple walking hat milliner asked the other di: | urk for its low price: “Because its mple little hat, | don the guinea bonnet is t be found in iniinite variety, and is tasteful, well-made, and we could go out and find such bonnets ve to seven dollars each, it would seem like a foretaste of the millenium. But we have never been able to do this. dent one can sometimes discover ay sible hat or bonnet at a fairly re price; but it is so purely by accident that one wonders how it came there. hat or bonnet—or one like it—is never tobe found when it is wanied. | Anew style of this season isa simple cot- tage straw bonnet, worth, untrimmed, fron dollar and a half to two doliars. The prettiest ornamentation which it can receive is a fold f satin threaded with gold,a bow of satin ribbon on the top and satin strings extending straight down the sides of the bri would require two yards anda half of satin ribbon at 60 cents per yard; and an outside cost of perhaps 50 cents more, bringing the entire cost within three aud a ur dollars. Such a bonnet should be and there ought to be hundreds of alittle in style, color and deco- ration, at prices ranging from $5 to $7. quite to the contrary, they cannot be found edged with pearls and eathers which, by a singular lJegerdemain, brings the cost up to from #40, and excludes them from \ine-tenths of the quiet, unpretending class of women to whom the style and shape is particularly remembered that the newest shapes are small: in fact, copies in miniature of curious old styles, including the Cottage, the Coif, and the T straws, and what used to be known as the Co- burg straw, which has a yellow tinge, are used n the manufacture of the-e bonnets, and thev are immed with shades of bronze, olive and old gold satin ribbon, dasued witn r-d in the sha,e of poppies, or as a reversible side of the here are also some ver: bons in straw-colored satit blue, which are used in con. fringes and straw beads in festoons. The Gaiusborough and Rembrandt models, which turn up on cne side and droop low upon the Other are stil reserved for coaching and rid- The principal difference be- tween them is that the brim of the Rembrandt 1s indented as well as turned up, avd Taced with Llack velvet, The feather also should be black, although the lace upon it may THE SHORT DRESS. “Is the short dress really fashionable, and can ladies wear it?” is a question which comes irom all paits of the country. culty about all questions answer can so seldom be On the morning of May 8st, MARGARET HANKAHAN, aged thirty-nine “Funeral will take p on Sunday afternoon, Jone the second, att js northwest. Fri aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to at- MCAULIFFE. an institution, can price is one of the disad he improved underwear labors. On the Sist of Muy, MICHAEL MCAUCLIP?E, Infant son of Dennis an Catherine McAuliite, aged four months and thir- Foneral will take place from the residence. 447 y avenue southeast, Sunday. June @d, at stantial mate PROCTOR, At his residence, 491 Missouri ave., SANUEL C. Pro: Ton. Funera’ will take place at 2 o'clock p his residence, invited to attend, e (Capital, Herald and GroncE AUGUSTINE WasurNa- eatmurviand county, Va.. March 6. 1799: died May 81, 1878, R side st forty-elisht years, is late residence, corner of Twelfth and D streets northwest, Sunday, June &, at 3:30 mm. PNew Orleans and Baltimore papers please copy. } RIDDLE, On the 3istof May, 1878, Miss Many E, Rippie, daughter of E. and the late J. A. Riddle, aged twenty-elcht years and nine mouths. She lingers here no d thirty-three years, nd the num- And that same ends. and ‘relatives se without trim- oo RANDALL. TON RANDALLL of this city the Funeral from in hot weath and corset cov Gone home! ligtim, walkin With homesick loncings ¢aily growin; Aud yearning visions of the joys to Gove bome! her earnest, active spirit, Her paticat will, ber heart of Jove. The heaven'y mansion now she doth inherit ‘Which Christ made ready ere sbe went shove. Services at North Capitol Strest M. E, Church, fternoon at3 p.m, : —— UNDERTAKERS, &c. them, varying except at high pric trimmed with by the public. a recently changed han ‘controlled by a It ‘should be ing in pale t nts, ing purposes. hased ready-made. an object to Space to the Oey UTS. ants of ted merino sell well, notwithstamling made up and haye not as yet found Ts On account cost ranges from $3.50 to ‘pair, which, of course, forms an en- irt aud drawers, ‘here are several dif- ich are superior for “Union” garment, a plaia “Yes” or No.” A kind of short dress—wh at is knwo as a kilt-plaiied suit—is fashionable, but only for young girls; and the reason it 1s not fash- ionable for older women is because it is ridie- u‘ously unfit forthem. The suit as designed and made in summer beige ard camel's nair consists of a shori, kilt- with a sash ace ef ic tole tater with general deaie: of their price. ‘nt, inclusive, it sivies. all of wi feren' as but ithout seam. is the one fened. A Well-known qui Ge bs peg: