Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1878, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. N SEMINARY st. D. W., G2 EDUCATIONAL. USINESS COLLEGE, 107 Pennsyivaula ave, Hours from 7 o'clock until Tm nth. s ferences: HOUSEFURNISHINGS. mM, RANGES, STO" ‘3 OF + 18ST LASS GOUDS, oe the LAUSEN FUR- ARES RANGE, SPLENDID ¥ 4 AVENUE PAR AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. [(OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BALE OF VALUABLE PROP- IN THEOUUNTY. A’ EO AB LHE GEORGETUWN IKE, Contatning over 5 aud ju proved by a iarge ant ing Housa. Tea lage House anc other Outbuildings: ‘Wells of Water. By virtue of a deed of trust, beart! the 26th day ef June 1876. and recorded in Liber No. 827, Tecords of the District of Columbia, the aac: signed Trustees wil! sell at remises. on MONDAY , 1878, at 5 o'clock p. m.. all that certain ploce: Parcel of land situate and ly AUCTION SALES. PENcasson BRUS., Auctioneers. SPECIAL NOTICE. Wil! be included io our gale To-morrow, TUFS- PAY, 17th inst.. at 100 clocs, 40 vr 60 fine sras- ther Carpecs, in goud coudition, SON BROS., Aucs , Corver 9th an» D streets n. Ww, RB YRNE, Real Estate Agents, ARE & BYRNE, eo G00 Tih atiect tw. L¥ OF VA‘ UABLE LOT ON SOUTH SIDE ee Berw XEN sist AND 32) 8.e.. Capitol Hill. 9p.m. Terms $2 and $3 @n. Alber’ Plae Gen. P. Ba: Boom 63, Land Office; John C, Hun‘er. Star of- 8e18-8.n ) ‘Your atteutiou T : a eee or ‘other Stoves made, Foller, Warren & Co., of Troy, which 1’ re all the very best, «all and ex- °. SIMPSON, TOWN AND NE AND ROCKVILLE P' Acres of Grou nearly new Dwei |. BURR WILL BE-OPEN H ENGLISH AND FRENCH ~ MONDAY, September ‘No. 1308 VENING CLASES at LAKK SEMINARY, Thorrugt co: rses in Engilsh Gr. Mathema’ {cs and Languages. | or terms anply to sepl4-Im* 1005 Pennsyleunia aven: GAS FIXTURES: ENTH ANNUAL SESSION of S2N'S Seminary for Boys, will 1878, st her residence, Evening classes for Gentlemen and Ladies taught by M'ss M. K. Schreiner. a su- Strict attention patd to ‘his G* FIXTURES: Le § THAN Factory Prices. Bole Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of Messrs. Mivchrll, Vance & Uo. I now offer the largest, flueet and cheapest goods south of New pals, 506 5h st. n. rs. commence SE PTEMB) 107 D st. n, ee PL ASS—Latin, Methe- | | Perlor elccutiontst. study In the above school. OTy S:) ND SiGe. HIGH fr Are ion oo San '. HUNT, 1. tn the family of the Princlj = duties will not be resumed until SE) ction, in front: of the DAY. the 38: day Offer tember, AD. 1878, at 6 o°clock,_ p.m., Lot numb:r 30, in square number 74 the same Paving a front on K street of 33 feet feat deep; side aliey, &c,; Improved by Wo 0. ‘Terms easy,and will ese 3 ty ot and belng part “allanes. ** conve; ALL GOUDS WARRANTED TO GIVB BX- TIbB &ATIa FACTION, E. F. BROOKS, Fif centh st. (Corcoran Building.) Et ore MAKING SELECTIONS, Ins ruetion given in ccation, Ss. Wo severe sickness by.Walter Buith to Ag Ci j= B.w., Wasbirgion, D. ILTON'S a ii FOR YCUN@ LADI*8 AND CHILDREN Opens 8 z sep0-20 announced on day of sale. T, COLDWELL, Auct. RUSTEK’S SALE OF ELEGA BAN COTTAGE AND Gau virtue of a decree of of the District of Commbia, pas ed in equity cause No, 5487. I shall soll at SCHOOL for YOU EN, No 1919 N@ LADIES AND street. Mrs. L. P. C. T. Alexander. er of NT 8° BUR- UNDS, 821 Vermont avenue. the Suj-reme Court Memon ie BRU ou wouty-two perches 0! b e Rane parcel of fand con’ Dy AND CONVERSATION, fo Edward Brooke hy deed dated Fe 1903 H Liver 8. M. H, ublic auciiog, numbered eigh een 20) and tweuiy-one f the Meridian Hill property in the Distr ct of Commbia. of sale: One-third cash; the residue pay- in twelve aud twenty- fur months from the day of sale; the deferred Pay ments to bear interest at the rai day of sae; the thle ‘> remata in ihe Trustee till the + hye purchase money is paid; or the wh. le in cash, at the 9 er, on the day of sale or on th: 1B (Baccseor w Miss A. . C. aero aed Purchasers are invited to call and examine our new reopen her ten Boysand ous CAL CONSERVATORY, Music Hall. 452 ‘he fall term (“enth year) com- ences Sept. 9. “7 ultion, $5 t. $. ‘Taeive tench- ers. Free advantages ie ‘0. B. BULLARD, Direct F. \CLECTIC SEMINARY. ) Class, for such as wish to learn and method of tea hing. will be formed £9. The other classes are nearly Billed. Teachers: day of SEPTEMBER, Lots pen 1866, and 8) nineteen (19), twenty (! (0. $5, follo 245 aa ‘Terms of saie: One-third cash; and the residue payments, at six, twelveand eighteen d.te, fur which the purchaser ts to notes bearing interest at 7 by deed of trust on the all cash, at option of purchaser. ‘will be required when bid is accepted. If terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Tr Teserve the right to resell the propert) at risk and cost ot defauiting “Le DROIT’ FURNACE AND FIREPLACE HEATER, Tr ese Goods having just arrived, will be offered at very low prices, and are gauaranved to give full 'rali October For particulars sddrees the Principal. _augié-1m \PENCEBIAN BUSIN) ‘Tth and L sts. al instalment~ ‘We also have in stock a large line of @AS FIXTURES, MANTELS, GRATES, & which have been p aced at low figures, ROOFING, GAS and STEAM ed promptly by reable work- mm of the purcha- av of h-ratifi a- $230 deposit on ac- fer such notice as ik fF. APPLEBY, W. BE. ED MO*S8TON, ‘Office 420 Bth st. n.w., Warlhigton, D.C. RUSTEE’S BALE OF & HOUBE, No, i THE LOT, By ‘virtue of a deed of May 8, 1873, recorded in liber No. 72 67. one of the land recor’s for the District of. Columbia, I sha’: sell at public sale, on MONDA the 16th day of September, 1878, at o*clock p.m., remises, the west twelve fevt front by ninety-five feet deep of lot numbered twenty- square numbered one thousand aud twent y= seven, together wi'h the improvements thereon, Terms of sale: Aimouut of the balance of tha debt secured by the dees of trust and expenses of svie in cash; and the balance in six months, with loterest, $50 of which must be paid immediately a”ter ths All the costs of conveyancing to 3 paid by, the purchaser, and if the terms are not complies with ir fivedayeaft:r the sale, the property will be. sold at the risk and cost of the defauiting vuy- seer, after five days’ avtice, to be pubiished in B. MILBURN, Trustee, t for reception of students las' or address H. 0. SP! ABYLAND AGRICULTUBAL COLLEGE, aa ext gession will commence, MUNDAY tember 23d. For catalogues 98 wat fe Paki anl-eofm Coilege Station, SDE ROTSEE & Miss M. A Wa DSWORTd. APITOL SEMINARY, FOR GIRLS AND BUYS, will open SEPTEMBER 626 N, jarolina ave. s.e.. RICK and HITCHCUC Charges moderate, ENERAL EVENING FEENCH COURSE. L CLASSES (con- List. to be spokes); Lig hour’s taltion; one. two, week, or oftener, ‘at thi 82. $3.53, $4.68and $5.77 per month. Pupil received and classes formed Imined!atel open September 16, 18. 19 and 20, For formation apply at his residence, 1284 I street west, to norte ROf LUCIEN E. ©. COLLIERE, A.M. 3 ; 2 Mce Of the die, SEP RES OF ALD. RON CARLIBLE Trastea. THOS BE. WAtcGAMAN, auct. UCTION SALE UF HOUSEHOLD eUx- AL NITURE A or iN PROPERTY. hal. sell. at pub‘ie auction, Istely ocupied 5 , corner 0” North Capitol ard Fierce streets. on FRIDAY, Se,tember 292, 1878. at 11 o'clock a.m... the following desceibad , the ame being a part of the persoual es- tate of sald Water: MBisste MEN CAVERLY & CO., 12 BY 95 FEET. GRAL AND PR. vVersational stlye, also grammar c! three and four t PRUD'HOMME'S RENCH CLASSES. BEGINNERS—INTERM ED! ATE--ADVANCED. Hesidence—1014 13°h st. oung ladies an nglien schools. oon, Ing classes ies, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Prival legeone if preferred, ase of practical papils. Verbs snd t-tioms taugh' and successful of (Late 81TH, BrRgE & Co.,) 909 F street, Masonic Temyte. EPAKE FO WINTER. ine our sioce .f FIR KANGES and COUK. is the time to have your, Fire-place Heaters, Ranges, Cook and Heat~' fees repaired, r the piace. ee Ls GEO. E. GARTRELL & CO,, 815 7th st., bet. Hand In. w. (pease FO B WINTER. n.W. in front of the Daily classes for 4 children, con- One Secretary and D sc; nected with good Wagon and Harness; * “street Hore, ang xe. 0. TRUESDELL, Execut-rof Juhu G. Ware 8, Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF T4E SU- preme Cou tof the Dis bia, passed in Equity Cause No. in Greenleaf Johnson & Co, i N.B. Fugit et al. are defendaats, wo wil ite auction, in front of the 231 day of Septem m., Lot numbared thir- hepherd's subdivision of 64. The proverty is strusted on 177h L streets north est, and the tof a fue Brick Hesideace, ING STOVES. A lot of old Lumber, 8 promnnciation (Parisian) and the by a new, 0 f ‘stem. the Cissnes October tat angl- conversation ra their course | 5,433 whens J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB has re his Tuition in Volee-Cuiture, Plan fiarmony and Composition, at nis APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ConcorD- VILLE, Pa,—Boys, $50 per quarter; Giris, ss, Yale or Har- | the Evening Star. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, A HOS. E. WAGGA MAN, Real Estate Auctioneer TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON | ST ERT, Aree 2ap BIKEKTS NORTHWEST, No. Under and by virtue of a certain dead of trust, dared 17th day of April, 1877, and re- fr corded In Liber 849. folto 290, ‘and at the re-/s4 uest of the party secured thereby. I will on Mi auction, all that the city of Wasbin offer for ‘sale at rem'ses, on MO $45. Sindents Fepared for bu: I have for sale aud I am putting up some 68 FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRB- PLACE HEATERS to \poeis in the city, and warranted to give sat- on, can refer to hundreds of our thelr superior heating qualities, Lam prepared to do, at short nottee, to Furnaces, Banges and Fire-placo competent workmen. &@> Ail work warrai Don't Forget the Place. W. D. WYVILL, 258 Penna. avenue. pera rens FURNACES. ‘CHOOL FOR BOYS under 34 lish ‘ana Classical School’ wili reopen MON. DAY, September 16, 1878, at No. 12341 street, between K in:provements co1 containing the mod: rn improvements. One-fifth of purchase inoney cash; balance In one (1,) two (@,) three (3) and four r to give his no #8 for the bearing interest at 7 per cent. rable s: mi-annuall: as the title by tha Trustees until paid. STEAMERS, &c. R POTOMAC RIVER LANDING ‘The steamer MATTANO, Capt BYLES. will make three tri twoto MOMINI FERR to MATTOX CREEK, stopping at inter- ingand retuining. For further . Sherlif*s Coal and Weod Office, 1114 and 328 Pennsyleania avenue, aad at wharf, foot of ap 20-tr MES. 8. E. FULLER, Pain- street, opens its ninth’ annual Tustraction in all 4) years, the purcl session SEPTEMPER 16TH. branches of Drawinj classes in and” Painting. Mechanical Drawing. Circulars at usu: sep3-1m* mi per anni, pa} $200 down at time of ta jown at time of sale. ENKY WISE GARNETT, Columbia Law Building. EUGENE CARUBL, Barbour’s Law Bi CHAS. W. HANDY, Auct FY lide! SHERMAN, Real E: mediate landings in’ormation inqu parcelof land ly fon. 1». C., and i uare No. 7, improved bj MM? NORMAL SCHOOL, TUITION FREE. The above school for colored teachers Is now open for the reception of pupils. at the school butiding. third i hours of 9 a.m, and 2 p.m. Mrs. E. M.O°Connor, F. Mrs. C. B. Winslow, eep3-Im ya two-story rm lé: One-third cash, balance in six. twelve and etghteen months with interest from y OF Is required when bid is ace»pted. Should the terms of saie be uot complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the rig! ry at the risk of defaulting purchaser, THOS. KE. WAGGAMA streets. JONES, Agent, se MEB ARRANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF Applications received ‘state Auctioneer, St. Cloud Building. DESIRABLE CApT OR WROUGHT IRON. SUITABLE FOR COAL OB WOOD, . Jon School Committee. INKNEY INSTITUTE, the Missess BUB- Principals, wili be :eopeued on WED- tern! For circulars, &c., 2. sepa-3w* RI By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 10th of Di cember, A.D. 1075. and duly recorded in Liber No. 806, folio 178, et seq., one of th land records of the Distr: request of the until farther notice, every Mondav, i iy and Friday, at 6 o'clock p. m., necting with steamers other Northern powts. folk every Tuesday, TO-MOREOW. JUNCANSON BRUS., Auctioneers, LAF GE AND ATTRAOTIY E£OME H¢ USEHOLD FU Being the entire contents of a private re ed to our salesrooms for convenien 0! in part, Parior Re] unges, Kasy Chairs Kock rs, Marble-top Center and Fancy Ta! Secretary and Librai cs Diequing, Lace Cu:talns, Fine Wain. with marble top; Walnut Extension Table, An Cbalrs, Duing-room Loung> In ich Wa nat Chamber Bets, with mar- Waluut Muarble-top Liquor Caso, Fedroom Ser, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattresses, Toilet Ware, rain Carpets, O'lcloths, Oil Patnt- Also, one Marble top ) ‘We will sell on TUESDAY MORNING, 17th instant, commencing at 10 o'ciock, in front of our saesrooms, a general and chotca assortment of household goods, worthy the attention of housek to be positively sold to th sepls 3t DUNGA: tof Columbia, and at cue secur d thereby we will sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th f September, A.D. 1878. at Govclock p.m rem ‘sss, the following descri!y: @ Improvements thereon, situated of Washingion, District of Colum via, he western elghtean (13) feet fron: by the depth of the lit of lot numbered ten (10,) in square numbered five hundred and sixteen, (316 ) rty Will hosold surject taa prior trast undred ($800) dol ars, which, ou paymeat of interest, will be extende 1, Tern sof 'sate: Three hundred ($309) dollars (in- terest and expenses) in cash: baiance In one year from day of sale with Interest at be secured on the nroperiy sold, apply at 818 Connecticut avenut EVING FEMALE COLLEGE, MacHanics- noi heath ful, Deautif BRICH-SET AND PORTABLE. Are Powerful Heatera; Remarkably du- economical in fuel; give universal ctiony have no bolted joints; are free ESALE Or HAND- TURK, & .€ RIVER LANDID UMPSO: FOR POTQMA HN . WOOD, leaves Ber ae of 7th and 9th tl Curricman, Noméni and Leonardtown, stopping at intermediate landings each trip, Day’ of sailli same as Steamer Mattano. ¥or farther information, apply at the off -2, over Mets oyolitan Bank, Ki the Comp any’s Wharf, foot of 6th st: le, and compris'ny |. ALFRED BUJ&C'S English and Day Sch TeD: No. 1023 Connecticut ava, prember 20th, Nuniber of Pupils sep2-3in* Thousands have had constant and severe use for over 18 years, and in good condition to-day, ithout repairs or expense. most durable Furnace, the cheapest ber hited wih ell ‘ et ¥ ung Ladies, Yesumed on limited, CUOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Pre) School o} Ss Hes Comer Sel oem ‘The Medical Schoo! The Law School For Catalogues givi tolterms an course HOX'S BXP-ess Of regulator,vt. ny th practical im- provements never before adopted, Also, RANGES for family or hotel use; Fireplace Heaters, Send for Circulars, before purchasing others, /YNTON &CO., MANUFACTURERS, 234 Water street, New York. Cc. @. BALL, Washington, D. O. T ABLE WAKE. J. ACCINELLY, Ag STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. The JOHN GIBSON and ENIGHT alterpately leave Pier 41 East New York, every Saturday, at . m.; Georgetown every, Monday, and Alexandria same day, taken at lowest rates. For information apply at office over Metropolitan Back, A. DENHAM, Ko! . WM. M SMITH, Salesman, 21,23525 OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers, u STR&ETS . By virtue of a deed of trust, dated 25% S D. 1874, and duly r: follo 139, one of, is for Washin, JHABDBON, ER WILL REOPEN HER BICHABDSO) HAREO School for Young Ladies ‘and Children Sep- Circulars at book stores and residence TRUSTEE'S 8. TY ON NE of the ‘ipal, 1336 * ite Franklin z Principal, I 8t., opposit fet day of Septem! Private Tutor, peice cn for coll mathe Testimonials first 2ug3i-Im* Real Estate Auctioneer, 611 7th st. EOF VALUABLE IM- PROVED ae ESTATE ON EAST SID SAMUEL BACON, President. GERMAN LLOYD—8rramsuie ETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON- N, SOUTHAMPON AND BREM The steamers of this company urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 34 Hoboken. Rates of the land record: District of Col secured. thereby Ing trustee sel nt of the premises, on DAY, the 26th day of September 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m., all that cartaia' piece oi ground known and desig: ground planor plat of sald city as part of Lot num- in Square nun.bered five hundred aad inning for the same at the southeast ark avenus;’ thanee zy COLLEGE, —The next session pal oyery Sat on THURSDAY, September Sth. for admission on MON r. The F. EORGETOWN will begin sage: From Ne Londons: onthampton rat cabin, $100; second caus 3 Steerage. el cy. FF. py eOukiC os woo. : XDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN TWEEN ALEXANDRIA, WASH- D GEORGETO HOUSEREEPERS fitting out can find all thoy re- quire at our store, both for DiN1NG-Koom, and KITCHEN, in CHINA, CROUK ERY. res ncaa of BEST quality, at Low PRICES. M. W. BEVERIDGR, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) sep2-tr 1009 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 11th sta, RAILROADS. ALTIMOBRE AND O10 RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Houte end Short Line to the North, hy it, West ND “OUTHO eee ee as ¥ GROU. virtue of a deed of and duly recorded in one of the land records for, lumbia, and at the request Bowdlug Grea corner of said loton New ¥ Seay” southwestardly with said avenue ei, feet; thence noi thwesterly at rig avenue one hundred fest: th parallel with sald avenue fittec quarter Inches (15 214); center of the rear Iine 0} ence southwesterly n feet two and one thapee northeasterly to the Said lot; thence east with che thirty-foot alley fifteen (15) feet; thance south- casterly on the line between lots seven and ‘ne bundred and seventy four feet ten laches (174,10) to the place of beginning; the Improvements, wa: s, easeuents, to the came bé:onging or fn any wise ap- f sale: $1 091 and expenses of sale in ce in twelve and vighisen months from for which the notes of the purchaser, deed of trast, will PHILADELPHIA. INGTON AN Connecting at Philadel Line . 1878, at 6 o'clos een K ZELIA D. BUTCHER and Miss ASS, Principals, with a full an‘ able: i iying on the east side of Tin assistants. .agsl- een Howard University and the and south of and adjoining Johu the north one-haif it. Pleagant conveyed to Joha leeds dated res} ly in Liber RK. M. H. ber 881, Folio 69, of sald land records, cuntain- ing one acre of ground, more or leas, with the im- Provements thereon. Terms of fale: One-third cash, (of whi id at time of sale;) and the bal o years, in equal pay ments, to be secured beart rest 7 Si ie a CLASSICAL ‘MATH. will commence in Dr. Sunderland's Hall, No extra OF Short hand. Bee auga4-1m ‘at Ballantynes’s. ¥ EB. HUNT'S SCHOOL BLS SMALI landed at George- will please have them marked pearing: interest and secur: formation apply tod. H. JOHNSON mi A deporit of $200 w! sale. All conveyancing at parehaser’s cost, If the terms of sale are not compiiel wih within ssven Trustee Teserves the 6 property at he risk and cost of the defaultit g purchaser, after giving five days notica of such resale in soine newspaper pub ished iu Washington. D. CG. CHARLES C. DU YCANSON, Surviving Trustea, OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. LE of DESIRABLEIMPROVED Y on B oT. N., neac TWENEY- By virtue of a deed of trust to me, ay Ist, 1876,aud record d in Liber 8 33. |.» Olie of the land recurds of tae Dis- ‘lumbia. and at the secured thereby, 1 will sel! at p a front of the premises, on WE DNESDAY thi atBo’ckck p m., the folowi situate 1a ths city of Wash. juare south of Lot No, one hundred aud f two comfortable frame h and Situated on the south sid. of Est. n., near the | comer of 2tst w. sale: The amount of the debt secured hereby, with Interest and ousts of sale, in cash; bal- ance in’ six and twelve months from terest from date, secured on the pro} the terms of sale are not complied wii the Trus'ee reserves the right to o purchaser in default. ‘T. VINCENTS under the care of the *' 7y.Cormer 10th and @ sta... will send their FOR YOUNG reopen, MON. Parents by parchaser’s no’ from day of sale, an: 0, and» deed of fru: on ts mnveyan ‘and reco! at If tortus of sale are-not compl sale, by at risk and cost Pe augSl-dtdbs WM. ¥. HOLTZMAN, BS ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN, the above fa’e is POSTPONED until TUESDAY, Beprembe. %, }, Same hour and place. ng 8 Dayablo sett 188ES BOYDEN AND VAN PATTON ig rese! their Kindergarten and Pi chaser. AY, September jo. 28 Sd st. 8. 6. VERTEX SEMIN ARY— Boarding and Day GC: Gtroulars at tne book eed LPSCOMS, Principal. 230 1m |E HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for Young and Girls, 15 miles from Baltimore, tide. “Best heal a fraining and instru I, M.D., Rector, jUNARD LINE. ‘NOTICE. ith the view of dimtnishing the chances of llision, the Steamers of this course for all seasous 0} the year. ‘On the outward pass-ge m. Laurel Express, in more = cent of Rocks, Crap. papel a 11. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Express. P< lar to New York line take a sp-cific from Queenstown to New York cr Boston, cro-siug the werldiaa of 60 at 43 Iat., or nothing to the nor:h of 43. On the homeward passage Of 60 at 42 iat., or not THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. Tossing the meridian wa and "Valley | the north of 42. aun A i ‘M. F. HOLT” MAN, ton to Sandusky, daily, except m.—On Sunday only, Wi 10:00 a. m,—Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla- Burg, Boltsvilie, Laurel, Annapolis June- Jescup’s end Hanover. . m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City —New York, Philadelphia and Boston to Baltimore only, stop- at Stops at Laurel, m.—Baltimore, B.adensburg, ‘and Laurel rederick via . it of HOMAS E. WAGG4 MAN, Auctioucer, y pubiG suction te OF VALUABLE PHOPKRTY ATAUCTION, Viz. : HOOL FOR GIRLS AND LI he Misses TIFFEY will Annual Session SEPT. 11, Singing taught free. ‘T. VEENON SEMINARY, BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL FoR YOUNG Washi D.C. ‘asl : MHS, Principal o Principal. aug29-Im* 707 8th st. n.w. Se eee a aug27-1i ALtO, BEILK HOUSE NORTH SIDE SOUTHWesT, AND Gri 8PRE Virtue of a deed of crust, date? June 19th, d recorded in 1. 1ber'763, Folio 198, uf id records of Washington city, D.C... and by direction of the holder of the hote so" thereby. we will 8.11, at the premiscs, on 3. 1878, at €o°clock p.m.. all that in Washington city, b.C scribed on the ground plat or pian thereof a3 pai 2, bexinniug for the saaie | at the southeast corner vf sald lot on *O°" street southwest, and running thence along the division between 5 and 6, niuety-four feet and six tu ihe rear of ssid le: sheuce ley and the rear line of sald ot, 22 feet and 6 inches: thence s uth 94 feet aud 6 "arth ‘our. Improved by Abyssinia Wed., 8: pt. 25 Parthia. Thurs,, Oct. 24 2) Abyssinia Wed., Oct. 30 y from New York. BSTWEEN 4% | So ana. $100 gold, carrying steerage, $30, $100 and according to ace-mmosa:lons. ‘aris, $15, gold. additional, Fable terms. ge tickets from Bi By steamers carrying st 904 F st. n.w. ¥, aecording to accommodations. Mrs. School year ins ‘For catalogues apply to th 'CHOOL OF MUBIC. term 8 opens sons, $5 and upwards, Ragu 80, from Wwe. @BAVES* SCHOOL FOR BOYS under ears will reopen SEPT. 16TH, in Church, oom: entireiy above bookstores. ublic auctioa, in fron: of September 21st, | Dlvce or pare! of ; Known and de- SOs! 08: ew $$$ yi E. WAGGAMAN, Beal [stave Auctioneer. TEOUSTEE'S SALE PROVED PROPERTY 0 a tickets 1 rage at very low rates. Stecrag Povl an Queenst wn, and ail othor paris of rope at lowest rates, ‘Th ongh bilis of iadig given for Belfa-t, Glas- gow, Havre, Antwerp and o her ports on the Cou- Uneat, and for Mediterrau: au puri, eight and passage apply at_ he Company's or bota steerage and 1605 7th street, Wash- ns, D. m,—Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore ‘press. Norfolk except Sunday, Norfolk Pas- gengera taken in the Cars direct to Boat at Can- fon. Stop at Bladensbar of Lot six, in Square 49. inches. to an aile OF VALUASLE VGgambus “express, W st along said al between @ and H. ground. Circulars in princt (IMERSON INSTITUT! SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL No. 4 Bowilrg G een, is BIGELOW. D. C. CHAS. G. FRANCELYN, Agent, PROPOSALS. PBorosats For FUEL. ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, DISBURSING CLERK AND SUP"T, ‘august 30:h, 1878. Feceived at this office EDNESDAY, Septem- 1 fuel for the Post of five hundred ton) of the beat nace O Itimore Express, ™.—St. Louis, Clacinnati, Louisville and Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. ri +9:30 p. m.—New York, P2iladel} 6 Var to New York, and jelphia. 1 ther trains dat trains stop at Belay S:at SAA et ERLE aw 1878 res$hiNiaua 1878 TO THE NORTH, WEST ANDSO! Double Track, Stee! Scenery, cent Equi o'clock p m.. on th of Lawrence's sut red 327, and also part of Lot 3), in Wwrence's subdlv!- insre 827, beginning for said. part 80, at the noru'.east coruer thereof, and Tunning thence south ou a iine wich 11th strect 23 feet; thence wes: 22 fest an! 4 inches: thence thence east 22 fe-t and 4 laches to lo: One-ti:trd cash on each house and we've months, secared ‘ty, e day, we division of part of Squaie num said’ Square, as iaid do™n in Lay CHAMLES | B. YOUNG, sion of par tof Sq SCHOOL FOB GIRLS and ONDAY, Sept. 9, 1878, 1217 0th st. n.w. OQUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. — and French Schoo! for ag, Ladies aad eh anneal seeslon. ” Duties resumed Gence of the Principal, 1580 I st. n.w. ATION CHUECH SCHOOL FOB Degin WEDNESDAY Septeniber 1, Miss MACLEO! schoo! bat! WASHINGTON, D. A allof lots No S and Be x are 863, with {mprovements thereon: also, until 19 o’cleex noon, on W poems ee an ica! iB ee rms of sale: One-fourth of purchase cash, and residue in three equal lot; and balance in six and t by notes and deed of trus: o1 : ‘Comveyancing at purchzser’s cost. $100 of the Pl money ‘0 ve paid in and lot at time of sale. If the terms are not <omplied with in Troster s reserve the righ the risk and cost of 1 purchasers, by givir Rewspaper published in Washingto .» RP. DGE, P. A. DABNEILLE, }Trasteos. For the delivery and (BO) tons ng quality of Lee al good quality; the pins of six, the deferred psymeuts to be Secvred on the property suld, to the gatisfactio at_the option of ihe are not complied wit TRAINS LEAVE. cash On eava house 'B 10TH, 1878. WASHINGTON, er of Sixth and B streets, as ht to resell the pe» 8 defaulting purchaser or Pittsburg to Cine! five days’ notice in some ity, 7:40 p.m, daily, with Palace Car to Cl Baltimore and Lory. Pyne, eons oe a0 pas Bs with Paiscs' Gate |. St. Louis an Been after September w. French free from slate, and (30) days from ‘the da: in the vaults of the De} ‘before the contracting party will be a sam] esch bid, and Satisfactory cet Hailroad. mri Niagara bck Haven, and Elmira, at 10:10 , 1:45 a, m. and 9:30 p. Cars attached, Limited IHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND OK BRICK HOUSE, No. of the coal must accom: ees the vessel or cars is of (20) twenty ak to be at the ment Build within cares (30) days from the ERMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer, ‘St. Cloud Building, ‘BU! SALE OF 8: BEING BOUND! AND 18Tu. H END SEMINABY—Miss and ‘Miss BUSWEUL will DO Tor Boys Sep’ ‘Terms moderate. 440 P STHEET NORT! a of cwo deeds of trust, dated Jane 26, 1872. and March Liber 687, fol 172, ana Li and by direction of the ml Ie] ber 48 tole 285, folio Party seci récords of the District of Tequest of the parties secur tne ey, we w at public auction, on THU RSD. September, A. D. 1878, at 6 0'el «1 18e8, the following ~1 3 . Washington, Uistrict of ‘Jolum ia, to wit: a of aad aac prem- nd being a'l of square one thousard and three (1603 Will be guld subject to a prior trust o' ($5,000) dol a8, which ou payment of L.terest will Terms 0° sale: One the Paid in rash; balance iu teen months from dayof sale, w’ Der cent. per anuuim, t be secusel on CHBISTI4N G. LEDERE) GeOKGE BAUER, M SMI” H. Salesman. 518-6 19 91 24 96 Columbia and at ca. wis ans ‘press, 9:20 a, m. daily, except Sun- for Baltimore, 6:55, 8:30 a, m, 0 Sunday. = Kine, 6:55 a. mis ahd 4:99 p, m, :55 & m. and 4:90 p,m. daily, Waslunaton Goat 9:10, 10. 12 a, m5 1, 3, it reserves the rij of the bids received i! the. ‘tment so to do. juir-d in each case, 10) tea days after : ae 8073 lawaa all deemed for the ($1,000) dollars to Sed NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. Dissrsing Clerk and Si Department, AB on the'tne of the Will Reopen for the Tenth Annual ‘ANTED— You to know thata i al es BOABDING AND ae ‘at S43 M st. n.w., Me prepared for THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY.... . September 16, 1878. TRIE ADTERTICING.—Milluns Of Golace are annually throwc away tp this coautry in useinss and legitimate advertising The experience of allenterprising and suocesafu! Dosineas men is that nothing repsy- ») well the money invested as adver ‘ising in a yaper which EVERYBODY reads That {athe true way to secure publicity. The vest busi- Ress men know the value of advertising tp such » Paper—and such a paper is Tux EVENING STAR. It bas the largest circulation tu proportion to the Population of the city in which it 1s printed of any Daper in the world. I practtoally eovers the whole Sela, TAXATION IN LONDON ComPaReD wiTH AMEKICAN RaTEs.—The general impression in America seems to be that the taxation in Eng- land is very heavy, and, fully impressed with this idea, T made an examination inio the matter, and was astonished to find that Lon. don real estate is not taxed at anything like the rate that ene ier pays. A gentlemau here was kind enough to show me all his tax bills, and his case 1 am about to quote. He occupies in the heart of London, not very far from the Bank of England, a iarge building, recently erected in substantial style, which fronts about 38 feet on St. Bartholomew's close, and is about 40 feet indepth. In London the tenant and not the landlord pays the taxes’ but they are assessed, as with us, on the real ate. This building has a rental value of r $1,750, and if it could be bought at all— which st could not—he said he would be wiiling to give $15,000 or $50,000 for it. The rentals, ae said, Were usually estimated at from three to three and one-haif per centum of the freshold | © value of the property, the tenant, in add oa, paying the taxes. Were this property ia Pai! adeiphia, and valued, as most buildings now are, at an approximation to their value at a public sale, the tax on it would be #00) to #4) for municipal pur} oses. This gentleman paid for his entire municipal tax $125, of which about #9 was the poor rate, and the remaia der, of about #4, supplied every municipal charge, inciuding about everything for w n we pay taxes in Philadelphia. This sum was the ageregate of all his real estate taxes for every purpose. He paid, in the in. come tax due the general oton the profits of his business, that was the only other tax he paid.—(Currespondence Pi delphia Ledger. DISINFECTI spondent of the Chi Paper as follows: When the emigrant typhus fever raged in Ireland and along the banksof the St. Law- rence river, the lakes aud canals of America, in 1848, the English government gave Dr. 00) for bis a remedy for disin- fecting sick rooms, and fumigating the cloth- ing of the sick and dead. He tested his rem- edy by going into the dead-house at the quar- antine station on Gross isle, below Quebec, in the river St. Lawrence. There he remained for three days and three nights, sleeping and eating surrounded by the dead. After the first day others went there to see him. caped unharmed K Roos, Etc.—A corre. ge Tomes writes to that was very fatal. My wife aud daughter bad covery since. patient. heated Yours tru McDermott. stand in need of Mr. “indefatigabie business bird’ ticle in the American Naturalist. ane Sparrows upon his pen as and used for shooting mateh pigeons or of even glass balls,” thology, per contra, Dr. H. Hagen, of the Mu seum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard uol- Versity, extois the sparrow and woud have him even yet more increase and multiply. He thus concludes his plea in the columns of the Agriculturist: “I consider the sparrow to be a valuable addition to the native birds and most certainly beneficial for both horticul- turists and farmers. N. ¥. World, A MURDEROUS STEPFATHER.—At Babylon, L. 1, Saturday, John Hebdrickson quarreled and also another mau and woman, then places the muzzle of another gun under his chin, pulled the trigger with his toe and blew off early his entire head. —————$————____. 4 Hanpsome Youne C hurry to choose a wife. trembled between hope and fear. married entirely restored remains to be seen, A DUEL IN A GRAVEYARD.—Sa‘urday morn- ing John Riley and a man unknown fought a duel with revolvers in the Catholic binge A o) at San Francisco. They began shooting at paces, and advanced firing until they close: when the unknown man placed his pistol against Riley's ‘ae! and flicting a Salpn wound. Ri’ to the City nist or seconds in the aff. ‘air. brought him ii is believed to have been wounded. A SHOCKING WOMAN MURDER IN DEAD. Woob.—The preliminary examination of M. L. Conk, held for the murder of Mrs. Callison, held for the murder of Mrs. Cal cluded at Deadwood, D. T. accused was held without bal! to await the ac tion of the District Court. The facts elicited Mere as follows: Conk and Mrs. Boughton ha: been on intimate terms for some time, an had formed a conspiracy to dispose of Mr. Boughton, a ee business man of Dead- lope, taking what property and id ‘his was con- the plot to his wife with it. allison was mur- dered, either by one of the conspirators or par- mone} au ‘cou hold of. money they could get hold of fided_ to Mrs. Cailison, who ex; Mr: Boughton, and he charg To prevent exposure Mrs. C: es in their empio: bed pa DE A RalLway IN THE HOLY Lawp.—The Con- stantinople Al-Fawaih of the 14th ult. bs 4d y has “Weare assured that a mixed compan: obtained a concession for laying down a rail- road between Jaffa and Jerusalem ; also to construct a harbor for Bhipping at the former 5 M the United States army, and a member of the Red Cross society, is the le sailed last Friday for Paris to consult with the com- jutting the concession jour- Place. Gei lott, of representative of the company here. og with regard to nto immediate execution.” The same nal states that several plans for railroads in ae Page een (orteguecet = pen ut thus far nothing in that res; 2 oflieiatly decided. a eee A RETURN PiLL.—Senator Butler, of South Carolina, unconsciously perpetrated a good joke during his visit to Minnesota, which is worth repeating. He was treated with cour- tesy, and made a passable impression, but on one occasion a person on being introduced inquired: “Are you the man who killed so maby people in South Caroiina?’ Mr. Butler, without betraying any annoyance, aay replied: “I presume you have killed more men thanT have.” He was unaware that he had Re ahead of his questioner, until a hearty laugh from the bystanders suggested an in- guiry as to the cause, when he was informed je man was a doctor !—[St. Paul Press, Miss BILLINGS, daughter of Jesse Billings, t whose trial for the murder of his wife bas in at Bal'ston, is an; with her father, and has said that she will wiv area Since the tragedy she has rosecution. ce 1e she re- Sided with an aunt, —_ is convinced that her Gen. Ti Thumb’s father died fifteen ate sen, tne nt oueen Moroudee par the nuns of the Pirge de las Mercedes. fing ballrooms with electie ligne ence He es- by the disease, which, all who sawit in that year will bear ooerey A tC in Ottawa, Canada, and I attribute their re- to the sanitary effect of Dr. Smith's disinfectant, which I have used in many eases Take for an ordinary room half an ounce of saltpetre and pour on it halfan ounce of sulphuric acid. This will generate a very light vapor which is not disagreeable to the Place the clothes to be disinfected on lines in a room, apply two or three times the quantity on separate plates, which are to and set on heated biicks; let the clothes remain for twenty four hours, in a closed room, when all aanger will be removed. OUR STREET FRIEND THE SpakROW may Bergh’s care if sporis men adopt the views of Dr. Eliott Coues, the ornithologist, who has receutly opposed the an a long ar- After spit- a cook at season me ead oes birds, ine ye tor recommends “abolishing the penalties for | guys Killing sparrows, so that they may be trapoed | {0s iuvited to attend his funcral instead of _ As an illus- tration of how doctors disagree even in orni- Ww his stepson at the winding up of a drunken spree, went to his room, fired both barrels of a shot gun through the window at his wife and stepson, wounding them slightly Hawkeye Hits. Tt is feared that the Washington monument will hardly be out of the way of an early frost. —General Sherman's sou Thomas used to belong to a dase ball club. Now we can un- derstand why be wants te ont the rest of his remorseful life in a cloister. —A boy on West Hill started to schoal the opening day of the term, and before he was five blocks from home he lamed a dog, lost hig raphy, Scared a horse, broke:his sl and fad thiee fights. Times are looking up. —The rapacity, the shameless rapacity of some people is disgusting. Here is a man in Helena, Montana, worth $230.00), who recentl died and left every dollar of his wealth to wife and children. And seven lawyers in the town, too. — A man may sneer at a woman all he will because she can’t sharpen a lead penetl, but she has the ae bim — y= omy pS 5 ing an unoccup! suspender bution hand and wondering whether it will hurt less to pull the needle out of his thumb the same way it went in, or push it on through —{ Bur- lington Hawkeye. Tusse Lines from Longfellow's Hiawatha give a graphic picture of the affliction that now lies cn the south: O the famine and the fever! © the wasting of the famine! O the biasting of the fever! © the wailing of the ehfidren! © the anguish of the women! All the earih was sick and famished ; Hungry was the air around them, Hungry was the sky above them, And the hungry stars in heaven Like the eyes of wolves glared at them. THE PECULIAR CaReEx of this man (Butler, consistent an sccomes more veautiful riod when Gnished record, will his character be under- stood and admired by the American people. [Shaye’s Adrocat “Fly swiftly round, ye wheels of time, and bring the wished for day!” Springsield ican. asked the judge In the most nocent manner, “what is kiepto- mapiat” “A disease, 'my lord,” said her couns he subject of whieh is uncontroila- by addicted to farceny.” “Oh, TL see,” said the judge, “and a disease, sir, which the Judges are sent on circuit, as physicians, to cure. My prescription on the prese at occasion is twelve months’ imprisonment with hard labor.” THE AVERAGE Boy ts not afraid of work. He will labor hard six hours tomake a peachstone ring, the value of which is not over ten cents a bushel, and will carry trunks ten hoursa day fora minstrel troupe for an admission ticket worth 25 cents. If the same boy's mo- ther asks him to perform an errand occu) sig 15 minutes’ time, he growls and growls, an threatens to run away from home and become apirate.—[ Norr. Herald. 29-The French working classes we are told spend less in proportion to their means than any in the world. n converted to liberal views,"* ham at a recent meeting ia Cheshire, * adds one more to the ranks of the angels, and lessens by one the army of devils.” ee MARRIED. BARCLAY—HOUGH. On the 18 bh tember. 1878, by the Kev @ Leitz, RAKCLAY to Miss BARAN J. HovGH, Gaugbter of W. W. Hough, both of Washington, D.C, " +2 ____ DIED. BAXTER. In this city, Septen JANETTE JCSEPIINE, only chil and Eiizateth E. Baxter, aged 4 y aud 1) days. ‘The remains will be taken to V.rmont for inter~ ment. * 0 CONNELL. | On the 16th of S*ptember, 1878, Ipa LIAN, infant daugoter of J. C, and Kilep J. 0 Connell, age d 1 year, 1 month and 21 «: ‘Her fueral takes p ace ou Tu 8 apt 17, at 5 o'clock pm., to which élatives frie ds are rexpectfully invited. WItE. On the 14°h of September, 1878 at 4:30 a. m., of typho-mailarial fever, JouN Wisk, aged £9 years, vlatives and friends of the family are respect- rom bis inte residence, No. 725 Ist street uorihwest. at 9 a.m, Tuesday, the 17.h inst. Requiem mass will be celebraved at Bt. Aloysius Church. ar UNDERTAKERS, &. B. SPEABE, od UNDEETAKSR, (Formeriy with B. F, Harvey), 940 F street n.w., ‘One door east ef Tenth street, Barta os ee. 8. aber and Lady attendants at short notice. cerns smtetty firet-ciass and on the most iG CLERGYMAN in Bryan, Oniario, was attentive to several of the young women in his congregation, but seemed in n0 ‘he Young women he older men saw that the work of the church was suf fering by neglect, and sent a committee to the pastor to say, in substance, that he ought to Marry or stop couriivg. Thus prodded, he selected the prettiest of che young women and her; but whether harmony will be isto} ,, in- ley was taken ‘ospital for medical treatment. He refuses to divulge the name of his antago- The men who Into town in a carriage disap- peared after leaving the wounded main with some friends. The other principal in the duel ison, was con- yesterday The Jom & waren, UNDEBTAKER, | msri-ty 1887 10th st. mw. BUBGDOBF, A. —————_—_—_—_—_ 7 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. LATEST PUBLICATIONS. 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