Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1878, Page 3

FAMILY SUPPLIES. _{ COAL AND WOOD. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. y AUCTION SALES. , a BV OAL. woop. FUTURE DAYs. THIS AFTERNOON. , Bs WARNER, Heal Estate Auctioncer. SATURDAY... su aly 20, 1878, LOVES Emsces SEAN EVER! C JOHNSON BROTHERS. . ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. XECUTORS’? SALE OF PKOPERTY ON | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL s (ére8 Patent Process Flour, per '4 bbl 92.00 | WOOD. TELE Seno COAL. Ee ay EO Hak PERY JEZERRSON AND CHERRY STREETS, Fwites 9 oon Monta eae’ BE | “Gace ADVERTISING,—Millions of dollars are Golden Hill Flour, do I . 1 SALE OF B , D.C. T x 1 ST. em Minnesota Spring Wh 1% | COAL, BEST QUALITY. WOOD, | EON OCRTEENTH “STREET. ROAD nder and by virtue of the powers vested in oP grins of a deed of trast dated March saa ally thrown awag in this coantry tn wastes Good Family Flour, $1 good Extra. 135) D. PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL. ABOVE COLUMBIA COLLEGE, BEING | us by the last wiil and testament of Peter Von 52, en rece Le ey legitimate advertising, The experience of 0. K, Whiskey, per gailo : 200 | WOOD. DELIV] Senne: AT THE CORNER OF "FOURTEENTH | Essen, deceased, and under and by virtue of one of the land records for Washington SMB | all enterprising and successful businees men is that Breet Catawba vine Rr, gallon + 100 | Main ote yaaa ane Legere wi AND PARK STREET, MOUNT PLEAS- fecree of the Supreme Court ion tbe District of io county, 3 See Be te tte at ee sscured | DOthing repays so well the money Invested as adver- ine Table Cistet. per bottle. 35 | With unequaled facilities and advaniages for | 42% Tne of a.deed of trust, dated Angu: chan ceyy cause No 6.288, Doe, 16. wherein Wil- | thereby I will sell on FRIVAY, July 12," D- | tsing in a paper which EVERYBODY reads, That ‘Good Butter, per pound...... --...- ee eet ee eee and cotinine as | 1th, A, D. 1875. and duly recorded in Liver liat. King etal. are complainants and Jane VK. | 1878, a6 o'clock p, m., at public aaccion. in froui | isthe true way to secure publiclty, The best busi Finest Creamery Butter, $0 cents per pound, Toarcce: carters extensive store yards enabling os | No. 708. feito $30, cue ef the Land Hecord Dean et.al, are aetendants, we shall sell, on SAT: | of the premises, tho tollowing-descrinad realty, | ness men know the value of advertising in such @ Rood as sold anywhere at covcces $2 fhroughout the Qty, and-au'te immediate gommus | for Warbington county, in the Districtot Colum. | UBDAY, the 20h day of duly, 4878. beginning at | 8 cute Jn. Washtnetoe, DG. fo wit: Lat aut: | oan and gosh eee tee en ne Prine Cheese eg Gsiaise g 80M; | nleatlon, Insuring’ prompratiention to orders, we | ia. ard Yrocerd to sell at Babit> auction. on the | ing deserted veal estates | he premises the follow= | Vic, Or square eget of square nummarad - | It has the largest circulation in proportion to the WiS-tr 1913 TAA mvc. bt. Mama N. are, prepared to offer to our patrons the best YArle- | Meee on MONDAY. July ai ke Desi ace | ht “Ai Goat pitee of tana situated tn, Grorge- | dred ana alne (0), as recorded tn Liter i vopulation of the city in whieh tt ts printed of any ces. % fs town, D. C., and describedas follows: Bei a ts ar e | Paper in the 5 tically covers UST RECEIVED | dtemember, we insure a strictly purecoal,of 3,240 | Sicicek PT. the, following eer ve ae ete | ee Gs the-outh sideot Cherry street, (now | thereon. consisting, in part, of a Two-story five | Poet 0 the world. It practically the shares ot Grace street) 69 feet east trom the cor: = | ron : : 7 FINE CREAMERY BUTTER, ‘Mead roar e ee RE eee eaa | and two id) in a: P- Brown's subdivision of Diese. | tac street, running thence south peraliol with | Sucmd of sate: Que: cote cua arenes ta ic. = PRICE 30 CENTS A PorsD: On, IN LOTS OF B | Peter sw Oilcess 1802 F at, new 1112 9c st, sat Fisine and Lemar's outlet, aauly recorded in Potomac, weet Sia iakes tees mek aun te Gant Per ADIGay Mell eed the hake ete oneal Advertising Sermous. 7 ie . | 418 Tih st. D.W.; and 221 Pa.ave. 8.6. jy13-tr th side of Beattey street 65 feet; thence nor'h | by adeed of trust on the property, with insurance Rev. Dr. Hall is decided) e v0 Pops, 26 CENTS. south of adiv'ding line drawn across said lot uum- | nort y 2 7, 3 ta losarant cidedly opposed to adver. Ls = I int on Cherry street 173 | clause. All conveyancing at the purc! ir" $ COST tising of subjects of serm f 4 H. MARLOW. dered ‘one (1), commencing wich said line at a | by east one degree to a point on Cherry street 173 | clause. All conveyancing at the parchaga:’s cost f sermons before they are > best Print Butter, incloding Stabler’s and | WY. > point in the westerly line of said lot one hundred | feet from the corner of Potom: rey 3 2 are Mtheright ts | delivered. He objects that the custom reals . cod Pi : : * 104 feet to the point of beginning. ‘This | ten days after sale, the Trastes resarve the rig! Me ed. He th r ceive daily HARD and SO#T CRABS, | Now is the time toa point in the easterly line of said lot one hun- | buildings. Ae ahed tothe Eyentn Bre. 7 church otters the best prospect fora ene PHEAD. SEA TROLT SHAD. WooD! PN vuy your WOOD: | Sredand forty-two (142) feet trom the northenst, | 2d. All that other plege or parcel of land and | published in the Evening Star, . ¥ DP lor @ Sensation, t} REE ng op hand a large quanilty of CANNED | OOD! COAL! corner of said lot, improved by @ Dwelling and Gencribed as Folge: Begfunic on Sie, sweet alte ly2-dacs _l. A. LUCE, Trustee, a a fovern themselves accordingly In this GOODS, 1 will sell very low: will sell 3 ib. Toma- ; Eirerocus, SGutherly 214 ‘cet from the intersection of Bridge | | 4@-THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED unt | WA ths habit of attendinga parview ar church > Fe. : 2 Ib.) eaches. : it ith Jefferson street feet: thence westwandly ve A i. 7 wrant FEASK J. TIBBETS, Lykens’ Valley"” Red Ash, the pKporty seid. stall potaked. Adepositoftwe | treet OO fect. thence rastwardly and pacaiclwith | | &@-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Posr- | to present tue whuwe case. IY the prowiewace PALACE MARKET, Lorberry Red Ash. Bee Bremerey. folds shall Be taken. a ieee Of awe | turldge street Oe feet 9 inches tothe wont of be, | PUNE): uatll MONDAY, Juiy ch. les. sue | teewar churen ers alfeady, having tixad | r Corner 14th st. and New Fork avs at the time of sale, and all conveyancing. &e., shail | Siuping. This property will be sold in two parcels, | bus atl place, Tk EUG tek ebureh + . ihe custom: he complains « ——— ss In these close times to save money call early at be at the expense of the purchaser; and if tneterms | €ach fronting on ; efferson street, and is improved 20-: _ A. LUCE, Trasto, would be ection. But Uns ts not 'TUFFED OLL MANGOES, W. H. MARLOW'S. of sale are Lot complied with within Sve days, ae by a three-story bri: k house and a one-story frame T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer the cane. More: that halt of the Protestant foal Sa + ter the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the righ! house. : * Se eee * jopulation of the great cities are not con MARTYNiAS, Sth and B streets southwest. | to'reaeil the property at the Fisk aud cost of de- | | Terms of sate: One-third cash; balance in two | Oe reas. gare Fa NEAP-TWO:RTORY: || heued With ous chorea’ THOT ae nas etal EAST INDLA GHERKINB, ‘Brarch Yard. A, between 24 and 8d sts, 0.6, Nias poe equal instalments at one aud two years from day of CE ORT STE cit eee | DeviGd with any church. They do not atteos PICKLED TINY TIMS, Branch Otice, Taylor's Cigar Store, cor. 9:h st. JAMKS T. OSBORN, }rr 13te08, sale mith interest at Bil Meigs ane BASEMEST BRICK OWEN ANG ON rem, ae Racas oF Hes ae A th ‘ hav by Yote ity . 3 sneb Of o astees, i shop. 1 vos .BE- | From one ¢3 the : | Pees CLUSTERS, snd Now Sor arene. SE | wasn, SEY SiS OES siroconteas | cy sdacoreh nash amare neren: Gok: | TEEN Loti AND TU STREETS NOMEE. | NECN me cause or auorter they have dvi. ‘ ‘WORCESTERSHIRE, EORGE Bocts, 2 = “ veyaucing at purvhaser’s cost. $100 deposit on the Wi T. 9 the world, occasional visiting = sneh | BEEF STEAK. G WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUAB!E IM- | first piece aud $50 on each of others at time of sale. mus aud other SAUCES, Sew crop SWEET iL. B, W. REED 5 SUNS, 1917 F st. me wo. rpe-tr BOOTS AND SHOES. Pues cnest (opin BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN UF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Atenue, STILL LEADS THE SHUE TRADE IN THIS CITY. Notwithstanding the low prices the above house Sold befors, we will sell our entire stock on a dis- count of FIVE PER CENT. ON THE DOLLAR FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, GO AND Bey ATONCE, AT THE GREAT . BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. __jy10-tr + J. GEORGES | CITIZENS, MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT, BHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER, 118 Pennsyltania avenue. | A fect Nt, combining at once ease and! comfort ip ail cases guaranteed. Will call| at houses and take measures, if requested by talcarcor letter. A fine selection of | ladiesand gentlemen's Goods of my own manufac- | ture, and of superior quality, on hand suitable for | summer wear, and st reasonable prices. New | gores Inserted tn old ters by patent stitching machine; also all of fine repairing done on short notice, RAILROADS. Te THE WHITE MOUNTAINS! Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD RAILROAD DAY exriess TRATS fey i at 8.06 a.m. from Grand! Central Depot, New York, and thus | SAVE SEVEN HOURS: TIME axp NTY | MILES TRAVEL, > SEVESTY | and go through from New York to the Mountains by Daylight in 12 hours, ‘Tickets and further Information can be obtained in Washington at office of the Baltimory and Poto- mac Kallroad. jy13 Im ALTIM ORE AND OHIO BAILHOAD, Bates GREAT DOUBLE TRACK, DATIONAL ROUTB AND SHORT LINBto the NORTH. NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH WEST, to take effect SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878, A.M. LEAVE WASHINGTON: 15:15 &.m.—New York, Philadelphia, and Boston Express. Hicott City. On Sunday to Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley‘s, Laurel, Annapolis Junc- ton, J 'S, Hanover, and Elk ridge- a. m Annapolis and W: a «c eae sprbure, Wiachester. Hagerstows. 17:40—Baitimore and Laurel Express, a. m.—Point of Hocks, Cranberry, Stras burg, Winchester. Hagerstown. aud Way Stations, 8.80 a. m.—New YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Bos- TON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESs. PARLOR CAR to New York and Pi ‘8vops at Annapoils junction, 78:35 a.m.—-8t. Louis, Chicago. Colambus, anc Pittsburg Express. Hagerstown and Valley Branch except Bunday. Through Car to Staunton. PULL- MAN CAB to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to San- a dally, except Saturday, in Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. Expresa. Stops at Bla 10:00 a.m.—Baltimore densburg, Beltsville, Laurel, Aubapolis Jeegup’s aud Hanover, seneom. 13:10 p.m. Baltimore, Annapoits, Ellicott City and YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND +1:80 p.m.—Naw Boston EXPRess. On Sundays to Baltimore Swope at Laurel. only, stopping at all Stations, 4:30 p.m.— timore, Bladensburg, and Laure) Express. Frederick via Belay. Stops at Annapoil: 35, pm. —Folnt of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers- + inchester and Way Stations. On Sunday: to Polnt of Hocks and Way Stations only, ooo ‘Annapo! 14:40 p.m,—Baitimore, lis Way Sta Hons. 15:30 p.m.—Philadelphia, Norfoik and Baltimor: except Sunday. NORFOLK Pas Express. Nort | SENGERS TAKEN IN THE CAES Dikgct To B aT CaNTon, Stop at Bladensburg and ‘Laure. “7 | | {8:50-Bactimore and Way Stations. IS—CHICAGO AND CoLumsus SLERPING CaRs to Chicago. pea {8:10 p.m.—Baitimore Express 19:25— St. Louis, Cincinuat!, Loutsvilie and Pitts burg Express, Pittsburg, except Sunday, Pull an cars. 19:30 p.m.—NeW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORS EXPRESS. SLEEPING Can to New York. and Special Sleeping’ Car to Philade pula. Gy Dans. Uther trains datly except Sunday. 1 trains stop st Relay Stat/on, 110 3 1878 PENS LVANIA 1878 TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, | Dowdle Track, Steel Rails, Splendid bcenery, Mugnificent Bautoment. JUNE 10th, 1878. | TBAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West. 10:10 a.m. dally, with Parior Car to Pittsburg and Bleeping Car? from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, St. Louis aud Chicago; 7:40 p.m. dally, with Palace Car to Chicago. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Causndaigua, Hochester. Buffalo, Niagars Falls auc north. at 7:40 p.m. da! except Saturday, with Palace Cars to Watk For Wiiltansport Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10:10 4. us. daliy. except Sunday, For New York and the East. 1:45 a.m. and 9:30 p, 2h Palsce Cars attached, Limited Pullman Cars, 9:20 am. daily, ex- J and the East, 1:80 p.m, datly, ex- cept Sunday, WILD Sleeping Cars from Wash- legtor to Boston. Fur Brooklyn, N. ¥.. all For New} Jelphi through watns connect at J City. with beats of Brooklyn Annex, afford! direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double fer- | riage anc Journey across New York city. | Tor Viliads chia. 1:80 p; m. daly, except Sunday, and 1:45 ‘3. m., and 6:80 and b:30 p.m. daly, | Limited Express, 0:20 a. m. daily, except dup- Accomimods.ion for Baltimore, 6:55, 8:30 | aud 4:20 p. m. datiy, except Sands’ “im For Pope's Cree Ling, 6.66 a. m. and 6:20 p. m. For Anuajos) 6:06 tim, and 4:20 dauty, for Annapolis. 6:55 a. m. a m, nt except Sunday, ® | ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG | BAILWAY AND ALEXA ND | » eee EL on ys | aor . 8, 8:10, 10. am. 4:20, 5, ib xm. | and ‘Land? For Micau.ccd Fit Bs tdi -m. On Sunday atBand 10's. rm. an Tickeis, information, sleep! commoxal jons can be procured Sane east corner of Thirteenth street | COMPRESSED YRAs7, Dog leave to inform the public that all stiss Bot tearing our a ure ‘are al toa, an 5 ‘good “Brest GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.°S GENUINE ARTICLE. Warranted free from chemicals, mylT-tr ANTHRACITH AND BITUMINOUS CUAL. Wood of all kinds. Office 605 9.h st., between B and F. Orders respectfully solicited and satisfac- tion guaranteed. Yanp—24th st., between B aud Cis ae WV TARE Foot of 13% st. Having purchased largely previous to the late advance, am enabled to sell at lowest rates. direct from vessels at a reduction from ordinary rates. Vessels arriving weekly until close of navi- tion. jy9-3m. STEAMERS, &. POTOMAC Naas. Fae: Rear MATzANG, Catt ao S26 RESO UAEE Sng we one CI mediate landings and return! 4 further information ing yh @.L. Bhosin's Coal and Wood Umi i 4 and 328 Pennsylvania aven and at wharf, foot of 6th and N streets, ale apa20-tf @, TUCKER JONES, Agent. QUMMEB ABBANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLE, FORTE MONBOE AND The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, C1 C, J. BONNE- VILLE, leaves | Gth-strost whart, autil further notice, eveay MON-' DAY, DED EY FRIDAY. at Go'clk 1m., connecting w! team joston, Provi- fence od ine Rerihere Soa sais 4 leaves and SATURDAY, ai 40°clock p. ie FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN 8. WOOD, leaves her wharf, termi- aus of 7th ana Sthstreet lineof cars, at7a.m., three times per week, for' Currioman, Nomin! and Leonardtown, stopping at intermediate landi each . Days of sailing, tame as Steamer Matlang, >” D8Y# For further information, apply at the office, over Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Office, OF at ‘he Company's Wharf, foot of 6th street, called for on 3 ication at Knox's Ex- ress Office. 3 JEL BAOON, Prea’t, B,J. ACCINELLY, Agent, STEAME: NEW YORE. The Steamers FOUN GTEGOR: and zo KNIGHT alternately eave Pier 41 East | River, New York, at 4 o'clock p.m. avery BATUEDAY at4 p.m. ; Georges town every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day. Freight faken at lowest rates, For information «pp!y at office over Metropolitan 15th street, 2tOR.P. A, DENHAM, Agent, Water street, SAMUEL BACON, President. T° SUMMER TOURISTS. ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, From Baltimore to Halifax and Vice Versa The A 1 British lron Screw Byeamsbipe— HIBERNIAN, 8,200tons, Capt. Lt. Archer. R. N. Nova SCOTIAN, 3.200 tons, Capt. Ei nD; CASPIAN, 8,100 tons, Capt. Trocks— ‘Leave Baltimore every other Wednesday FOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA. Cabin. @ to Halifax $20, gold. Bonne ca 35, gold. nelu eve 183, e This ig am excellent opportunity to enjoy a brief ocean trip in First-class Trans Atlantic! Stecim: ships and the charm! UL er climate of Nova Scotia. ~~ First cabin toSt. John’s, Newfoundland. .§35. gold First cabin to Liverpool...... sseeeeeee 75, gold For further information aj Pp, to A. SCHUMACHER & CO., jel-2m 5 South Gay street, Baltimore, Md, A S°BOB LINE. bait ITED. STATED MAIL Bail from New York for LASGO' eve! SATURDAY; gONbON™ every WEDNESDAY: Passenger accommodations for ele- ance and comfort, All Staterooms on main deck, and Saloon am{dshi) SALOON CABINS. $66 to $80, CURRENCY. SECOND CABIN, Including allrequisites, 40, Excursion, Tickets ‘for a8 New ‘York to Paris return, t0$196, accord- Ing to stateroom and route chosen, For poply to HENDERSON BUOTA hy BOWLING GEREN, NEW YORK, OW 0 LL GAEDNEH & GO” Sal Peunay rants we ore rk GO. enh ry avenue, Waahington, apa4 aun Noe GERMAN LLOYD. TEAMARIy LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMBN. stree, Hoboken. Rates Dassage: Frors New York to tes pete SO jon, Havre and Bremen, fret 9100: second zabin, | gold; steerage, . For freight or passage, apply to OELRICHS & CO; ‘spl-em 3 Bowling Green, New York. XDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE ILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, 5 HIMINGTON AND GEORGETOWN Ao DONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE’S LIxk FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND NEW ENGLAND STATES. Satling Days. From Philadelphia—saturday, at 19 gro ‘Wasbington— Monday, ‘ron ma. liam, Georgetown—Monday, at 7 p.m. hts received daily. Sills of iading given to Boston and, Providence, and Fall River, Con-' jignoee wishin chelr goods landed at mbar’ wil! please uave them mark For fuil information apply to J. H. JOHNSON © CO., 1908 ¥ street northwest, and 18th-street hart, Washington, D. C.; 6. F HY DE, 68 Wae at street, Georgetown, 0.0. : ‘WM. P. CLYDE & 20., General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Phila marg0-1y MERICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS A Sttovery THURSDAY suerte *hiladelphia to Liverpool, touching at: qucenstown. Cabin, intermediate and steerage tickets an be had at H. D. COOKK, JR, & CO,” , Bank +r, 1499 ¥ at, "Also, agents for the Bed 8 D Antwerp. Inv@a-tf UNARD LINE. NOTICE, yith the view of diminisbing the chances of Ailsion, the Steamers of this Une take a specific course for all seasons of the year. ‘On the outwant passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston, croasing the meridian of 50 at 43 ‘at.. or nothing to the north of 43, On the homeward passage crossing the meridisn of BO at 48 lat., or nothing to the north of 43, CHS BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SETWHEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT UORE HARBOR, From New Youn. fRom New Yors, Russia... Wed,, July 3| “Russia... Wed., Aug. 7 Scythia... Wed.,July 10] Scythia. Wed.,"Aug. 14 Abyssinia. Wed.,July 17| Abyssinia, Wed, Aug 21 ‘July 24| Bothnia..Wed., Aug.23 igeria... Wed.. July 31| Algeria... Wed., Bept. 4 And every following Wednesday from New York, By erBATES OF PASS: SR. 300 gold, steamers carrying steerage, $80and sepgrding to ‘scoommonations. = By steamers not carrying stew nab gerd, according to sccomm \s Pickets to Farts, $15. gold, additional, turn tickets on (avorable terms, Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown atl all other parte of Europe at lowest rates, Through bills of lading given for Belfast, @las- other ports on the Uon- 580, $100 and tion, yw, Ha Antwerp ant For treight and pass ly at the Company's office, Nos & Bowitag Green, or bot and fBbln, OTs Ble RLOW, 06 7tn street, Waan- Gus. @. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N. BANKERS. $25, $50, $100, $200, $500 ‘The majority of Wall street houses and men are honest as their hbors, ‘and many of them haves world wide repui mn for soundness and honesty, Fhe old house of ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & 0., Broke New York, is enti- state that an in- PROVED REAL FSTATE ON EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH-STREET ROAD, BETW Y EN HOWARD UNIVER-ITY AND SCHUET ZEN PARK, CONSISTING OF BRICK DWELLING, FRAME STABLE, SLAUGH- TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSKS, AND ONE ACRE OF GROUND, By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 6th, 1e7t, “and duly recorded in. Liber No, 84d" A folle 447 et seq., one of the land records for, the District of Columbla, and at the request ofthe Party secured thereby, We will sell. at public auc~ tion, In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, July 24h, A. D. 1878, at 6 o'clock p. m., the fol lowlng-descrived real estate, situate in the county of Washington, In said District. viz: All that piece or parcel of land lying on. the east side of 7th- street road, between Howard University aud the Sebuetzen Park, aud south of and adjoluing Join i *s southern line, being the north one-half of that part of Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John Ba- kersmith by deeds dated, respectively, September bth, 1864, and May Ist, 1876, and recorded, re- spectively, in Liber R. M. H.. No. 11, follo 385, ad Liter 821, folio 69, of ‘said’ iand recoras, cons taining One Acre of ground, more or less, with :be improve) ts thereon, ‘ermns of sale: One-third cash, (of which $150 must be paid at thme of sale;) and the balance In one and two years, ip equal ments, to be secured by purchaser's notes, tearing 8 per ‘cent, interest from day of sale, and payable semi-annually wutil id, and a deed of trust on the property sold. Jouveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complted with in six days after sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, MAHLON ABHFORD, WM. F. HOLTZMAN, B. F, STEIGER, Auctioneer, T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer, ‘ = USTEES' SALE UF A DESIRABLE THREE- STCRY AND BASEMENT | PRESSED- BRICK DWELLING. No.1315 ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN N AND OS©REETS NORTHWEST. By Nirtue of a deéd of trust. dated Septem- ber 1bth, A.D. 1874. duly recorded in Liber {7 No. 768, folio 256, one of the land records for. the District of Columbia, and at the request of tue party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc- tion, In front of the premises, on MONDAY, July 22. 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m., the following described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, D. €., towit: Lot numbered seven (7.) in John M- Siihe’ (executor) recorded subdivision of suars numbered thr3e hundred and thirty-nine (339, ) together with the improvements, &c. erms: One-fourth cash; and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the property scid; or all cash, at option of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $100 required at the time of sale, abd all conveyancing and recording at pur- chaser’s cost, Terms to be complied with In seven days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting porchaser, after fve days’ advertisement, §y3-co BRAINARD He WARNER, }TTusteos, WASH: 8. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABUE IM- PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON D SIREET S UTH, BETWEEN 9rii AND 10TH STREE1S WEST. In pursuance of the last will and testament of Kliza a, Tull, late of Washington city, {7 D, C,, deceased. made on the 6th day of 0: tober, A. D. 1874.and In virtue of authority ves in me, I shail proceed to sell at public auction, in. front of the premises, on TUESDAY, July 23, A. D. 1878, at 6 0 cock’ p. m., all that ‘certain plece or parcel of ground situate in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, known as lot numbered twenty-seven (27), {n square numbered three hun- dred and elghty-séven ($87), having 25 feet front ty 120 feet dcep. to an alicy. with, the improves ments thereon, consisting of a Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing Interest from day of sale and secured by adeed of trust on pro- perty sold. All conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. $100 down on day of sale, and if the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resel! the property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser, JOHN H. SEMMES, Trustee. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. jy ll-eo& Is RUSTEE’S SAT.E OF VALUABLE PROP 2ERTY IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, By Virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 3 1 A.D. 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 855 folio'875, ohe of the land records of the D: trict of Columbia, I will sell, at public auction. in front of tke premises. on TUESDAY, the Soth day of July, A.D. 1878, at 6 o’clock p.th., the fol- lowing described real estate situated in the city of Washington, D. C., to wit:—Lot No. 16, in Mar- raret O. Diggs’ subdivision of Square No. 670 as he same is recorded in the Surveyor’s Office of the District of Columbia. Terms of sale: The amount of indebtedness se- cured by the deed of trastand expenses of salecash; and balance in two equal payments at six and twelve months from day of sale, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on property sold. deposit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at Ume of sale. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchiaser. If terms of sale are not com- plied with wit! in five days after sale, the Trus ee reserves the right to resell said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after fve days" n: tee, to be published in soms newspaper pul i hed in the Distitet of Colum ia, WM. D, CABSLN, Trustee DUNCANSON BRUS..” Aucts 3y19-d UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF VALUAPLE_BUBI- NES> (RUPERTY UN SEVENTH STREET WEST, BECW EN H AND 1 STR¢ETS NORTH, No. 811 Tri STHEKET NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 11th, A 1871, recorded in Liber No. 661, folio , of the laud records for the Dis-, of Columbia, and at the written request of the ty secured thereby, 1 will sell, at pubiic aue- ion, infront of the premises, on THURSDAY, July 18th, 1878, at 4:30 ovclock Be the following described reai estate, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of ground situate and lying in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and knownant descriled as part of Lot numbered ning (9), in Square numbered four hundred and fifty-three (483), beginning for the same at the south west cor- of -aid Lot and ruuntng theuce east ninety. seVen (97) feet, to a privace al ey, intendad “oruver to be used as bgt S$ and egress to and from the i said square; thence uorch vightesen and one-balf (11's) incues; thence Mest ufvery-seven (97) feet, aud thence south glghteen (18) feet ster aud oue-half (11's) iuches, tothe ng. : Or iath of the purchase money tn cash and the residue in four equal instalments & obe (1), two (8), three (3) and four (4) years, respectively, wich tatere on the whole at six per cent. per ui from day of ale, payadle semi annually to be secured by the notes of the chaser and a deed of trust on the premises sok ail tm cash, at the option of the parc! deposit of $200 will be required af the tims of ‘i All conveyancing at the cos. of the purchaser, If the terms of sale are not compited with within seven days from the day of sale. the Trustee re- serves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defauitiug purchaser, after five days’ aivertisement, 3.8 d&dbs 8e-THE ABOVE 8A ti ToUKSDAY next, m., same place, }Trustess, jy13- dts B. WIMER Trustes, 18 POSTPONED an 1@ 25th instant, at 6.30 p, B. WILMER, Tru:tea, VIETUEOF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED decemtr 20th, 1877, and duy recorded in L tee No. 876, toile 200, of the land records forthe District of Columola, and by the writ ten direction of the party thereby secured, I will proceed to sell at public anction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, July 30th, 1878, at 6 erclock p.m , Lots Nos. 169, 161, and 162, ‘in B. F. Gilbert's sib-division of syuare No. 676. in the City of Washington in the District aforesaid. ‘Terms of sale: One-third casb, and the residue in three equal installments at’ six, twelve and e'ghteen montus with interest, for which the notes of the purchaser will be taken, secured by deed of trust on the property sold. and if the ternis of sale be not complied with within five days from day of sale, the preperty will be sold at risk and eost of detaulting purchaser after three days notice in Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancing st pur- "5 cost, CHES OSD WARD M. NOURSE, Trustee, W. B. WILLIAMS, Au ty18-e08ds R. BROWN has had great success in the treat- AJ ment of SPERMATORRI(EA, PREMA- TORE DECAY, and all Diseases of a Private or Veuereal Nature, without the use of Calomel or Mereury. | Has “had eleven years’ experience. Charges Feasonable, Oftice, 1608 L- 16th n.w., Back Room, wand 7 tod p.m. = aL A SHAM, Fhe Well Known Re Sirhan removed to 5 7 Samohaling'ot Ux Hats eovis-tr O band SHOES. &c., 683 7th street southwest, Frat He bays the ‘the — wae te ea ee Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within five days fiom ‘the day of sale, the undersigaed reverves the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defauiting parchaser, after Ove days" notice in the Ev -oing Star ne WILLIAM KING, GEORGE W. BEALL, JENKIN THOMAS. Executors of Peter Von Essen. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, | jy9-v0&ds TPERSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON ELEVENTH STREET, BE- TWEEN H AND I STREETS NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 14'h, A.D, 1873, and recorded ‘in Liber No. 710, ‘Tolio 207. one of the land records of the. District of Columbia. I will sell_at public auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of July, 1878, at 6:30 o’clock p.m... the fol- lowing descriled ‘reai estate, situated in the city of Washington. D.0., to wit: The sonth part of lot 11, in square 318, having a front of 28% feet on 11th street, and con‘aining about 2 852 square feet of ground, improved by a three-story Frame Dwel- ling: and the north part of lot 12, in same square, adjoining the above, and containing about 8,001 square fe tof ground. ‘Ferms: $1 000 cash on each lot; balance In six, tweive an eighteen months, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum. secured by deed of trust. Alicon- veyanclng at purchaser's cost. O8. C. G KENNEDY, Trustee, 4}, COLLWELL, Salesman, jy9-d&as USTEE*S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS NORTHWEST By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Febra- my 24th, A. D. 1873, and recorded in Liber 712, foil 43, one of'the land records of the District of Columbia, I will sell at public auction, in fronc of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 20'h day of July, 1878, at 5 o'clock p.m., the fol- lowing-descrilved real estate, situated inthe city of Weshingtor, D. C., to wit: Part of original lot 18, io square 252, having a front of 48 fee: 6 inches on New York avenue }»y a mean depth of 110 eet, and containing nearly 5,000 square feet of ground, ferms: $3,000 cash: balance in one and two years, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum, 89- cured by deed of trust. All conveyancing at ‘pur- hascr’s cost. : £98! Jog. C, G. KENNEDY, Trustee, J.T. COLDWELL, =alesman. Jy8-d&ds RUSI¥ ES’ SAi EOF TWO THREE STORY BRICL HOUSE: ON N, BETWEEN 14TH AND 16TH BTREETS N.W. Under and bv virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 12:h, 1875, duly recorded in Liber No 771, Folio 388 of the land record for the District of Columbia, by direction of tue parties secured thereby, and pursuant to decree passed July 15th. 1878, in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Eyuity Cause No. 5 827, Docket 17, we, the undersigned Trustees, shall Sellat publi¢anerion, in front of the premises, on MONDAY. the 29th day of July, A.D. 1873, at the heurof6 p.m. the following described rea esta‘e situate in the city of Wassington, D. C. and known and designated on the piats Plans of said city, as the easternmost forty- ty-seven (47) feet in front, by the entire depth of ot numbered sixty-one (61), in Thomas B. Bryan's recorded suidivision of original lots num dered one, two, three, four, eleven, twelve, thir- teen, fourteen, ‘fitteen'and sixteen. Ih square num- Dered two huidred and twelve; this being the same real estate which was conveyed by Jesse V. N. Huyck, trustee, to Watkins Addjson by dead dated June 10'b, 1874, and recorded fn Liber No. 71, follo 406, ‘&c,, one Of the land records for ‘Washington county, in the District aforesaid, and which the said Watkins Addison and wife by deed bearing even date wits sald deed of trust, con- veyed toJames #, Russel!, saving and excepting so much of said ground as was conveyed by sal Adulton and wife to Moses Kesly by the deed. dated June 12h, 1874 b-g nning for said excepted part ata polut on the live of N street northwest, dis- tant forty-three feet and six inches west of the nottheast corner of said lot, and running thence west three feet and six inches; thence south one hundred feet; thence east three feet and six incies, aud thence north one hundrad feet to ihe place of beginning, which said deed i recoréed in Liber No. 752, folio 395, another of said land record- in the District aforessid. Pursuar t to the aforesaid decree of the Supreme Con rt of the District of Columbia, the sald proper- ty wii) be # ld a ¢ rding to the subdivision thereof nade by Moses K ‘lly -ubsequently tthe said deed of trust, into lots designated as Nos. 84 and 85,aud Lot No. 84 Wil be first offered for sale, ‘The terms of sale,as modified by the written con- sent of the holders of the notes secured by the sale dred of tros:. wil be ss follows, viz: One-third of the purchase mcney in cash, and the residue in thre- equal instalments. payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, ‘with tnter- est thereon at ihe rate of seven per centom per a num until pald, for which deferred paymeuts th botes of the purchaser or purchasers will be taken, se ured by deed or deeds of trust on he property sold; or the purchaser or purchasers shall have the op'icn of paying the whole purchase money in cash, A depo.it of, will be required at time of sale On each house sold; ‘and If the terms of sale are not complied wich wi hin one week from the day of sale, the property will be resold, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ notlce tn the Evening Star newspaper, All conveyancing wi!) at the purchaser's cost. JOHN ANNA, Trustee, Webs er Law Buiidig, GEORGE EARLE, Trustee, Th st. cor of Fayette st., Georgetown, THOS. DOWLING, Auct. JylT-d&a3 PeNcanson BROS., Auctioneers, T: USTE by N HOUSE ON D. BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STKEKTS NORTHWESE. AT AUCTION By vi tue ofa feed of trust, dated 10th day of April A.D. 1876, aud tuiy recorded tu Lal i one of KS’ SALE OF PROPERTY ON FIF- 813 folio 421, ke. the laud recor for the Disirict of Columbia, and by request of t party secured thereby, we shall sell at public au Uon, tu front of the respective premises, ou MON- DAY, the 22d day of July, A.D. 1878, at 5:30 o’ciock p.in., all that p e'e or parcel of ground Known and described on the ga or plan of Wash- Jogton clty as being the north twenty-two (22) fest frent, by pth of one hundred and ten feet six inches (110.6), of originat lot six (6), being the north part of subdivision lot thirtwen G3), in square pumbered two hu: dred and fourteen (214,) Also, Inmediately thereatter, we will sell, b; virtue of same trust, in frout of the premises, all that certain piece or parcel of ground known and Tibed as being Lot numbered sixteen (16) of Pyweil and Brown's subdivision of Lots numbered five (5) to seven (7), tn Adams’ sundivision of Square numbered two hundred and twenty-eight (228), together with ail the improvements, ways, eecemen's. rights, privileges, appurtonances au hereditaments tothe same belouging or in any banner appertaining. ‘Verms of sale: $1 100, exrenses of sale, and tates In cash; the balance in six aud twelve months, for which the nores of the purchaser, bearitg interest frem day of sale and se steed of truston the property sold, will b »sito $100 on each piece of property Will be reqa red 1: of sale, Conveyancing at pu haser s cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with tu ten. days from day of sa’e, the Try reserve whe right to resell the plece er parcel in default at the risk aud cost of the defaulting pv . WILLIAM KING, jy 10-4 WM RB. WOUDW) RD, TOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctionvers, VALUABLE URASE- HOLD) PROVEKTS ON THE CORNEROF G AND F:FIEENTH STREETS N.W. By Vir ue of a deed of trust. daced My 10, A(D. 187 and duly recorded in Liver 743, Om folio 402 and Liter 843, foilu 824, €e of ined jand records of Washington cot » D.O., by vir- tue of a decree in equity of the Supreme Uourt of the District of Co'umbia, and by the written direc. Uon of the party securéd, we Will sell at public auerion, infront of the premis-s, on THURSDAY. the goth day of July, A-D. 1S7Bgat six o'clock .m,. tie fo lowing described part Of ot numbersd ve (5) in eqnare nub two hundred and twenty-three (223). in the city of Washington, beg nning for the same at the southwestern corner of ald lotand square, and thence running north along the line of 1bth street west twenty-oight. (23) feet; thence east seventy-two (72) feet; thence south twenty-eight (28) feet, to the line of North @ sireet; aid thence West, a’ong said G street. seventy-two (72) feet, to the place of beginning. a3 held ui der a certain Indenture of lease Pacurded In Liber 625, tollo 174, of sald land records. ‘The terms ot the lease are as follows: ‘The lessor is bound to pay all taxes and public assessments; the annual rent 18 $1,600, payable in monthly ‘pay- ments; the term will expire Septeaber 30) an. 1882, when the lesoor will pay for all the Improve= menis, o.herwise he must grant anew lease fora term of twelve years, at saine rent and upon the same terms and conditions. There {8 also 2 provi. sion in said lease for purchase in fee during sald term. ‘The improvements consist of a good thres-sto brick building. ‘The property is new ‘occuplad une er a sub lease of $8,450 por. SIMs wiioh $200 rms of sale: Oni In cash, (of whic! must be paid at sale;) the deferred’ payments bas made in equal payments in six, twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months after date, with Interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum uatil paid. able semi-annually, and secured by dead of ust and insurance to the satisfaction of the Trus- tees. ‘Terms to de fully complied with within sx days after the day of sale; otherwise tho Trustees reserve the right to resell the property. after one Week's notice, at the risk and cost of the first pur- chaser. All conveyancing at the purchaser's coat, . M. N. ROACH, } rrastoos, jy13-a WM. H. WARD,’ §TrUs drrustees. CRN YH, REI WHEN LAND M STRERTS | RTH WEST, AN} TWO-STORY FRAME | J2th, A.D. 1876, duly recorded in Liber No. 819, folio 491, et'seq., one of the laud records forthe District of Columbia, and at the request u the Party secured thereby. we will sell at pabrte wn, In front of the premises, on FRIDAY July 28, 1878, at Gorcluck p-m.. the following s: ribed real estate, situace in the city of Washing- ten, D.C., to wit! ‘The west twenty-one (21) fet front by éhe hundred and forty-five (145) feet deep of original Lot numbered sixteen, (16,) in square numbered two hundred and thirty-six, (236, ) to- gether with the improvements, &c. ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen monttis, with inverest at 8 pet cent. per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the Property sold, or all cash, at option of the par Chaser.” A deposit of $100 required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording at por chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser afver fve days’ advertisement, ARLES It. PEARSON. }rrustoss BRAINARD H. WARNER, . jy8-cod 8% THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on mnt of the rain. until MONDAY, July 22 same hour ace «CHARL EARSON, 20-81 BRAINARD H. WARNER, { Trustees AMES GUILD, 936 Penn, avenue, DIAMOND BET GOLD ENAMELED WAT ‘H, 18 karats, Solid Chains, Diamond Rings, Silver Ware. Gres Grain Silk Dresses, Fine 'U wer clothing, Silk Velvet Cloak, Set of Costly Furs. On WEDNESDAY. July 24th, at 10 ovclock, we will sell in the auction rooms, Southeast corner Pa, ava, 10-h street) the contents of two Sara‘oga trunks of ‘ates clothing, and a large lot of fiue jewelry. Sale posi- tive and without reserve. 3920-3t JAMES GUILD, Ani JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTFES’ SALE OF A TWoO-8TURY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON PO- TOMAC BTREET, NEAR PROSPECT ST., GEORGETOWN, D.C, By virtue of a deed of trust, given to us dated March 224, 1876, and duly recorded Liber #11, folic 250, one of the land Tecor for Washington county, in the District of Dia, and at the request’ of the party secu will sell at public anction, on FRIDAY, the 19th day of July, A.D, 1878, ai 6 o'clock p.m., in front By virtve of a deed of trust, dated ae | | a a of the premises, all that piece or psreal of ground | situate in the city of Georgetown, Lnstrict ‘of Co- lumbia, known as part of 's numbered eighteen: (18) aud nineteen (19,) in‘ vid Georgetowa, d> scribed as follows: Begin at a point on east side of Potomac street alout thirty-two (32) feet south from Prospect street, said point of beginning be- ing the center of the division wall between the econd and third of the houses situated on east side of sald Potomac street, numbered from Prospect street, street fifteen (15) feet more or less to the center of the division wall between the first and secoad of said houses, said division wall being on south siv of the passageway between said first and secon: houses; thence east and through the center of said division wall fifty (50) feet; thence south fitteen (15) feet more or less, to a point directly east of POUL Of beginning: thence West aud through can ter of division wall between raid second and third houses fifty (50) feet to Potomac street and point of beginning. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at 7 per cent. per annum until paid,’ interest payable semi- annually, to be secured by deed of trust on the property'sold. A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale, All conveyancing at cost of pur- chaser, If terms of sale are not complied with Iu 5 days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, upon giving 6 days’ notice of such resale. WILLIAM A. GURDON, WMD Cassis Trustees. DUNCANSON BROS, Auct’s, jy5-v0d 49-THE ABOVE SALE I3 POSTPONED, 03 WEDNESDAY, San hour aad py RDONs trust es. he account of the rain. uatil 24 bday of duly, A. D. 187: WILLIAM A. G iy20 WM. Db! Cassin, GAS UNDER DEED OF TRUST. PU RSU- ANT TO CHANCERY DECREE, ON R. BETWEEN Sti AND 9Til STREETS NORTH WEST Ry virtue o. a decd of trust, dated February 10:h, 1877 recorded in Liber 843, fullv 399, er bes by direction of the party chereby se cured, and pursuant to the decrse of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia passed Jine 28h, 1878 in cause No, 5 9-2, of the Equity Doe et o id court, wherein Peter Wynne is complainant and W. H. Shea et al. are defendants, [ will sell in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. August 1st, 1878, at the hour of’ 6 p m., at public auction, Lot No. 5, In Higgs and otticrs’ subdivis on of Square No. 395, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a Brick House, Torms of sale: One-third cash. and the residue in equal instalments at 6, 12 aud 18 months feom day of sale, with Interest ‘from the day of sale at the rate of '7 per. centum per annum until paid, to be secured by a deed of trast on the property sold; or a'l cash, at the purchaser's option. A deposit of $10 will be required at time of sale, and if the terms of sale be not compiied with within five days from the day of sale, the property is to be resold at the 11sk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ue week's notice ta the Eveving Star news paper. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, JOHN F, HANNA, Toustae, Webster Law Buiding, Jy20-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auct" G_ SAMSTAG, Auciioncer, Ye — Iwill sell, In my place of business, N 427 7ih st. b.w., SATURDAY, July 20th, the following goods: A full line of Gents? Furnishings. Lamies’ Dress Goods, a full assortment of ‘Millinery and Faucy Goods, Domes- Uc Goods, &c.. &c. All goods will be sold without reserve, jy 3 S. SAMSTAG, Auct, ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, July 24, at 6 0°elock m., 1 shail sell in froncof te prewtses, on 4h street east, between Pennsylvaula avenues! and B street south, three 2-story and mansard roof Dwellings with basements and all nodern improve- ments, being Nos, 212, 214 and 216. The proporty is well located and offers great inducements © Tertis of sale: $1 000 cas’ on cach plece of prop- erty sold; balance in 18 mouths, for notes beariug interest from day of sale, and secure! by a de of trust on property sold. “Al! conveyanclag, &e., at cost of purchaser, $100 down on each piece of property at time Of sale, 3319-1 WASH, B. WILLIAMS, Auer. B. H. WARNER, Reali Estate Auctioneer, e —— TKUSTEES" SALE of DESIRABLE BU LUTSON THE WEST SUDK of N BE!WEEN M and N STREET By virte of a deed of trust, dated J A. D. 1875, duly recorded in Liber folio 140, one of the land records for the Di+ trict of G. lun fa,and at the written request party secured thereby, we will sell a! oubil \n front of th premises, on SATURDAY. 1878, at 6 o’clock p.m., the folowing de: real ‘estate, situate 1 the city of Washington, D. Cy, to Wit? Lets numbered twenty-one twenty-eight (28), In Roth's suMsli vision LOING INTH ST. oe f original lots tn square nambered three hundred snd sixty eight ¢ }), fronting twenty (29) fee: op 9 hi str by acepth of one Hundred aud thirty-eight (138) t nine (9) inches toa thirty (30) foot a rm: One-fourih east) aud the hance in stx. twelve and eighteen moaths, with Interest at 8 yer cent, per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the proverty sold, or a'l cash, st option of the purchaser.” A deposit of §.00 required at the time of sale, and all conv:yauciug aud re cording at purctaser’s cost. If the terins of sa are not complied witt In seven days, the Trus- tees reserve the right to resell the property at tie risk ana cost of ‘the defaulting purchaser, after five days" advertisements Wa SONWISG, }Trustees, J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman, ty16-s0ts Jp, 2: WARNER, Auctioncer. TRUSTEE'S FALE OF A THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF D STREET, BE- TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE ‘AND SOUTH CAPITOL STREET SOUTHEAST, Bike Seeder ae une 15t ,TeCO! r No. am folio 370, &e., one of the land records for thé £4 District of Columbia, and by the direction of the beneficiary therein named, I shall sell at public auction, infront of the premises, on MUNDAY, the 29th day, of July, at 8 o'clock, p. m. ase east one-t of lot numbered , ware numbered six hundred aud ninety-thires (693), fronting nineteen feet on D street south- east, between New Jersey avenue and South Cap- itol street, and running that width to the full depth of the lot,*? with the improvements there- on—a Three-story aud Basement Brick House, containing nine rooms, with gas and water. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months after the day of sal with 6 percent. interest, to be secured by a di of trust on the coniaining aa insurance clause, If the terms are not complied with in ten Gays ater sale, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ notice, to be published in the Evening Star, “All the cost of deeds and reconling to be ‘the purchaser. tad *°PSOHN W. K ENNEDY, Trus:ee. * nd run thence north with said Potomac | as extend the most hospitable invita nd hold out the most attractive ind This may be a very bad state of thin chur and for the peopl re the fact, ar is foliy to deal with 1 precisely as thor Ou pi ial relations and chureli-goiu: tems cf another age obtained. the ques tien bow is how to induce these outside peo. ple to attend church services. If preaching and the chureh services are calculated to ben efit those who attend them, certainly every proper means should be taken to attra siders to them. | Advertisements of topics a proper and legitimaie, and they do have the effect of inducing grea? numbers of the un. churched people to attend religious services. Dr. Hall seems to overlook the fact that great numbers of people to-day are specially in- terested in topics. They go to lectures in order to hear certain subjects discussed. If they attend church at all it isfor the sake of having some problem solved, some thepie elucidat or light thrown over some regton of thoug which they are anxious to explore. The mon is the central fact in the Protestant ad- mini-tration of religion. The Presbyterian, the Congregationalist and Cnitarian pulpit has educated Protestants to expect and de- mand able, scholarly, and interesting discus. sions of at moral and religious questions on Sunday, and they go to church with tntel- lectual expectations. Under these cireum: stances it is certainly proper that ministers should announce the subjects of their sermons in the newspapers beforehand, so that the public curiosity may be raised, and especially so that unchurched people may be attracted tothe services. It is impossible for us to go back tothe religious customs of a past gene- ration. It is the part of wisdom to adjus. our gious administration to existing cireum- stances and wants.—[.V._¥. Express. A Little Boy's Terribie Death. A bright little fellow, aged six and a half Pars, named George Kraus, has beea in the y of going to a tannery, where his employed, and after spending the churehe affernoon in play, accompanying his father home. Day before yesterday, at about 2 | o'clock in the afternoon, he went to the tan y,and after greeting his father, went out into the This was the last time he been developed, closure, inad- vertantly stepped into a vat—from which the hides Nad been withdrawn—containi a strong solution of tanning liquor seven feet in depth. The sharp biting tua brougnt imme. diate unconsciousness, and the body of the child, after rising the usual number of times, uk to the bottom, and when the parent | came along a little later, the dark, smooth surface gave no indication of his sou’s dread- ful fate. Mr. Kraus then, in prosecution of his work, stopped at that identical vat, and | threw into it, on his son, seventy-four raw hides, and then went elsewhere aud did other we at night, when he went home, Georgie missing. Search was made for him all through the house aud about the neigabor- hood, but without suecess. Unable to rest, the father put on his coat and hat, and went the rounds of the station-houses. ‘hoping to find the sup posed wanderer among the lost sildren. The efforts were fruitless, aud a zbt of misery was passed by the distracted parents. Yesterday morning seareh was re- suiyed, and the now nearly frantic father went tothe tannery and began a systematic exam- ination of the tannery premises. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon he began on the vat in which he had east the hides the day before. One by one he pulled them out by aid of a pole with a houk on the end. Sixty-two had been taken out in this way when the next lift brought the dead child to the top. The father, on seeing him, gave one despairing ery, and, letting of the pole, staggered for ‘d and would have fallen tu but for the stron: m of a bystander, Who, Ptter laying the father, who had fainted, on the ground, fished the corpse out and had it conveyed to the tamily residence.—[Cincin- nati Commercial, July Us. Tue Copp MURDEK Case—Showing a Moti for the Act—Bishop's Profound Secret.—In the examination into the poisoning of Cobb at Norwich, Conn., Weduesday, City Attorney Ripley was j d by State's Attorney Waller, who will conduct the prosecution in the su- erior court. After a long argument Prot. Joremus was permitted to testify tnvi he had examined Mrs. Bishop's stomach, and found enough arsenic and copper to cause death. Mr. Waller claimed that this testimony was essential as tending to show a motive for poisoning Cobb. The theory of the prosecu- tion is that Bishop and Mrs. Cobb were to elope when both had been relieved of ther re- spective mayital partners. Wiliam K. Shew, a druggist, testified to selling Bishop a few cents Worth of arsenic last wiater, bat could not fix the date. No cause was assigned for the purchase, but Shew supposed Bistop Wanted to poisun a dog. Arthur H. Bre tesufied to a couversation with Bishop t days alter Cobb's death, when Bishop wi to impart a profound secret. Brewer, suspect- ing its character, refused to hear it, but look him to several prominent members of the Masonic fraternity, each of whom likewise fused to hear it. Soubsequently, four of them audowed Bishop to unburden his mind, as they Were together in the Masonic banqueting hall. They first stipula that they snould not keep it secret, if by so doing they were to defeat the eads of justice. Bishop tn@ sim- ply mentioned tat he had bought a few eents” worth of arsenic several weeks before, but did say What for. Rats Artack Two CuHILpre: more American of the ou The Balti Tih inst., says: ‘In ne few houses on Coilison’s court, a row lane east t, between Chew and Eager, r viored man named Jolin Simms aud bis f in which are two children. On last Sunday Mrs. Simms, upon of ub rousing the children out of bed, observed the | youngest, about 4 months old, bleeding fingers. She was surprised, but could uo! count for the strange appearance of the e! On Monday, while she was washing in he the yard below,'she heard loud sereams from the ehid, ana her husband fo ascertain the came up he Was horrified tc find a big rat jumping from bed on the floor and the child bleeding at its toes and fiagers. Small pieces of tlesh were found to ave been bitten ofl from the chiid’s flagers, nd its sufferiug appeared to be intense. It Was taken down stairs aud medical assistance | summoned. Siuuus then again went up stairs to wake an eluer child, about 4 years old. When be entered the room he found another rat im bed with the child and just about to jump upon its ueck, fhe rat was driven away. aud a penerai search was instituted throughout the house, resulting in the de- struction of 10 Jarge rats. The child: not been trou died again. The are Lot believed to be seriou Iren have hild’s injuries A TELEGKAM tothe Times informs us that Senator Bruce had sailed, and his arrival here in the next few d: will, no doubt, be looked for with considerable interest. London wiil have its cosmopolitan character vindicated by bring the place where the three most impot tant Africans of oficial position now living. the turee who represent the advance of the | hegro to civilization—will_ meet. S-na‘or Bruce will find here the King of Bonny aad the LiLeiian Minister, Dr. Biyden. These two men, though representing Widely diiterea regions of Africa, and different forms of gov- ernment, are warm friends, and are equilly devoted io the welfare of their country. The King of Bonny belongs to the Eboe tribe, and sits ona throne which has belonged to his family for twenty-seven generations. He is a fine looking mau, over six feet high, of shape- ly frame and of a complexion that in America Would be called “saddle-color,” though there is not a particle of European bik in his veins. He was educated in England, and is hot yet forty years of age—[M D. Conway's London Leite’ #2=-The mayor of Jefferson, Texas, receives . yearly salary of $l. The town is now declin. ing. 4z Ireland gained 7,185 in her population in Br notwithstanding the emigration was 2-4 tramp, who severed a while bathing in the Connecticut at Hartfo: _ thay og the physician who im = Sioed to Conta cause he was not allowed to small arte: Tramps and Drankards. Discussing the problem of their treatment, the Ed Pat Afternoon tor for Jul The says drunkard ‘and the tramp are both charge upon society. The drinkard some- times earbs a portion of his livelihood ; put most persons of this class who haye sunk so low as to be impri dare virtually paupers. Upon the labor of th slatives or the benevo- lehee of the public they live for the greater portion of the time that they are out of jail. be tramp is wholly a charge upon the com- munity. That portion of his living which he does hot beg he steals. And this ts not be- cause he cannot find employmnt, but because he will not work If the drunkard and the jail for thirty or sixty days they still remain a charge upon the commu hey cannot be trained in so short a time to any productive labor. Even in those couuty prisons where the inmates are compelled to iabor, the short- hess of the average term of confinement ren- ders the labor valueless. From three to five cents a day is all that contractors have been willing to pay for th r of the prisoners im tramp are sent to the Springticld house of corree If it were Worth more i wouid bring more tn the market. Aud if the average term of imprisonment ar it would be easy to dis- oF SiX times as much A work house in which the average of confinement was six months or a year might, if properly mag be self-supporiing. Thus the tramps and drunkards wh now nf the labor ef others would be com. ied to earn their own living. The trades-unions do indeed object to con- Viet labor: but itis better for the whole com- munity that id be compelled to work Tor his n confinement than that he should be to beg it or steal The state oucht to sel the products of the work use labor for what it will bring tn tl market: i mus Lersell the n the problem i ake the inet supporting. The working clas benefitted by a system that made the criminal classes earn their own living ipen the whol comm iged to | pay v {this tax REPMOND, “the outlaw of the South Caro- 4 mountains,” who, fying the revenue aticers and U.S. marshals, has carried on the | trade of iilicit distilling under their very eyes, is beginning to be este nite a hero by the iguorant and lawless men vy whom he ts | surrounded. By an enthusiastic contributor tothe Charleston News and Courier te is d scribed as “aman of striking beauty, no more than 23 years of age and mild manners.” He Ridge mountains in a w livate the ordinary reader manees, is dressed in a green hunting suit, carries'a beautilully-mounted rifle, has a brace of navy sixes stuck in his belt, and gen erally presents a most heroic appearance. He is represented further as spring! up in all sorts of out of the-way | i wemen from runaway horses, mountain torrents, and all that sort of thing. This is Redmond as he appe arsto the not very clear vision of the villagers in the olina * up-countr The United St cers who are charged with the dangerous task of breaking up illicit stills in the Blue Ridge mountains take a somewhat different view of “the bold outlaw.” By them. he is described as a desperate criminal, whose crimes are numberless. and who owes most of his popu- larity among the poor whites to the zeal whicle nd his band display in breaking into the t comp) cap. Mf dime novel re houses of colvred men and robbing them of the few valuables they may possess. He hag been convi and acknowledges the mur. der of Revenue Agent Duckworth, and is ac- cused of other crimes of the same kind, FatnER Ryan ON Jerr. Davis. —Father n Was present on the occasion of Jeflersom Davis’ meeting of the Army of the Tennessee, at Mississippi City, aud made some remarks, The New Orleans Times says: "The speaker paid an eloquent tribute to Mr. Davis’ worth, although expressing regrt that the unkind’ ness of Ss has at times caused even the iping voice of the servan! of Christ. defended him from his detrae tors, stating the hig! t point of his career was that marked by his great humility and patience in misfortune. ‘The first: Washing- ton was right, and Mr. Davis, the second Washington, was right!’ Thisexpression and another—* Mr. Davis, you were never investi- gated!'—elicited rowid after round of ap- plause.” A Gi Kinis a Dern—The Vancouver (W.T.) Independent of the 4th inst. says: A few days since a daughter of Wm, H. Trant, 13 years old, accompanied by her by 18 years, was throuxh the Woods to a neighboring house, a few miles from Van- couver, when they encountered a big deer int the path, which for some reason showed fight. A setter dog which they had with them took the deer by the nose and pinned it to the ground. The girl took the boy's pocket knife and cut is joraier, which ended its career, and with other assistance the venison was car ried home iu triumph THE USEFULNESS of se cymen out West is being resiricied to very narrow limits. A preacher at Harvard, ML been sus pended for general and promiscuous kissing. 1 is very evident that the pe ple in that coun, try have not been prope brought up and don't have a proper appreciation of the lux- uries of life. Ci men of that character command a high premium in some places om Long Island.—[ Phila. Tones. A FeMaLe Horse Tuier Suot.—A telegram from Canon City, Col., July 1), says: A sheriff's posse pursuing horse thieves came up to them at Boles’ raueh, and were fired upon by the thi The posse returned the fire, killing one instantly and mortally wounding the sec- ond, who died in six hours, but refused to give their names or any information. On prepar- ing the bodies for burial it was discovered that the smaller robber, who had been killed at the first fire, w: vi gous and delicatel formed, and handsome. She hi been nifstaken for a boy, She was heavily armed, and was the first to fire on the pursu- ing party. There was no clue to their 4dentity. They had stolen five horses, and had all in their possession. 4%-Mary Mansfield, who shot herself through the heart at Liukville, Oregon. recently, be- cause of an unfortunate love affair with a’ sol- dier, was an Indian girl. MARRIED, TWORTH-HURDLE, In Chicago at ace of the bride's mother, Ful; 8.9, 1878, Dr. rtush, GE 1GEO, Went vE ew Bectiord, Mass., to M. STELLA HULU LE, of Washington, D . DIED. DAILY. On July 19th, 1878, after a sudden Mlness, Mis, WINPEND DAILY. wife of Michael axod sixiy-tWo Years, a uative of Tipperary , Lrelanl funers! will take place from ber lat 1432 M street northwest, on Me m. Requtets uias DANTE. seariet_ fever, FEN WI E. and 8. J. Op Jule 19h, 1878, at 12:15 a.m., of KON, the youngest child of Daute, aged 2 yeurs and al Will take pl 8i6 No, KE thirty: fl . Sud fu! year, ALICE E, riday, July 1y yved wife rr late Stuon Fis ke place at 4:80 m ber late residen y Friends of fatnl UNDERTAKER, &. W, & sreane, ° UNDERTABER, (CFormerty with K. F. Harvey}. 1878, at 6.39 M. 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