Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1878, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALE A MEBSOON CONVERS ATION FRiN Cc (Co ENGLISH To Br 8roK «! ; For Ladies, Young Laties, Misses, ad Little TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Axp SATURDAYS. Hate per month, $3, $4, anc 35. Prov. LUCIEN E. C Course opens September 21 26 an lock USIN ESS COLLEGE, 107 Pennsylvania ave. tol Hours from 7 o’clock until Rr BD. stores . Land Office; Join C. Hunter, Star of- 9p.m. Terms §2 and Gea. Alter: Pike Gen. Room 63. ELECT 8¢ HOOL V. Prud*homme, Feachor, of gins Monday, September 18:h. HE SIXTFENTH Mrs. J. B DROF. (RLV. ROROR OT WILL TEaCd | ANNUAL SESSION of 453 Ls and Ladis taught by Miss M. K, Schreiner, a su- Perior elocutionist. tiention paid study In the above achool. ARYLAND AGRICULTUBAL COLLEGE, commence MUNDAY For ues apply to WM. H. PARK’ anl-eofm College Station, Pr. ADEMOISEL! OF REN ES. (~1ccesor to Mi Iss 8. aves.) asalstad teact oF, wi'l reopen her jergartco for Boys and 18 b street, corner of H. lass wil Legin O-toler 15, Principal. sep17-3n SEMINARY will re-open at WADNERO AY, J Ww M D. Merri haa Ly s competent x The next Beptember $84. lars address tl fE ROLE N T st. September 18:h- OF. E. BARILI will resume hls }1NGING L=SuNs on THURSDAY, Sept. 19. all. Where he can be seen on Thursdays, Fridays and Faturdays, frem 10 to 12 o’clock a.m. sepl4. VENING CLA?SES at PAF K SEMINARY, for acul*s.— Thorough courses In English Gr Jes and Languages, FRED HOMME RGINNERS— INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED. Beorn iosidence 1014 1th st. 2. Ww. Dally classes for young ladivs and chtidren, oon- nected with nglien school and evening classes for Ia dies, ladies and gentlemen. boys and girls. Private ciation (Parisian) and the aogt © of instructors. Principa’=, 506 5-h st. n.w. ATELY OR IN CLAS¥—Latin, M the- ics, Rhetoric, Logic. W. st Voint. Annapciis or Collegiate prepara- Terms moderate. 3. W. FL) M. Cailbefore 11 a.m.; lessons if jerred. tee 4 good Practica) conversation jis. Verbs and idioms tang! or classes October Ist anc ‘augl-¢m INDEEGABTEN AND SCHOUO.—| NOERR, “as Normal class for ladies, October Ist. aug! APLEWOOD INSTITUTE. Conconp- VILLE, Pa,—Boys $45. Sindents prey Arvumetic simpii- -—Instructio given in Elocation, Se privave classe: and. to Individua’ by Miss M. K. SCHREINER, n.w., Washington, D. 188 HILTON’S SCHOOL FOR YOU CHILDREN Opens SEIt 9-3w 821 F quarter; Girls, fe 01 nstructors first-class. J. RTLIDGE, A. @ La (fF MSER 16.b. Vermont avenis, RAILROADS. JALtincnE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. Route and Short Line to the jorth, Northwest, and Southwest. TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878. LEAVE WASHINGTON: K, Philadelphia, and Boston $03 H street n.w. USICAL CONSERVATORY, Music Hall. 432 he fall term (*enth year) co imences Sept. 9. “Tuition, $5 to $20. Tweive teach- B. BULLARD, Direct r. CLECTIC SEMINAR’ ‘TheNormal Class, for such as wish to learn and master etter method of teaching, will be formed F’TEMUER 9, The other classes are nearly ers, Free advantages. 16:15 a, m.—New Yor! Express. Ellicott City. On Sunday Stops at Shipley’s, rel, Annapol ud Elk Ridge. ore, Annapolis and filled. ‘Teachers: 1s, Z. RICHARDS, AL WaUSWoORTH. MINARY, FOR GIRLS AND open SEPTEMBER 16, at S.C; under charge of Misses SER: C) ¥ branches tau: . }CHOUCK, hos ae a. m. Cranberry, 5 (own, and Way 47:40 a, m.—Raltimore ai 8:10 a. m.—Point of Rocks, Crac berry, Strasburg, ‘Winehester, Hagersto 8:80 a. m.—New York, nd Laurel xpress, iia, Boston and lar ‘to New York polls Junction, ‘olumbus, and BR. J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB has re- m.—St. Loui Samed his Tultion tn Vutec. igre Branch except Sunda; a. Pullman Car t6 Clucinuat) deal. Sandusky, daily, except Saturdat 9:00 a. m.—On Sunday only, an 2 ay. a. m,—Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla- rg, Beitsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junc- tion, Jessup’sand Hanover, 210 p. m.—Baltimore, Ant ‘ulture, Piano, Comp-veition, at his Ww. -* now forming. MBS. 5. E. FULLER, PuIs- street. opens its ninth’ annus] Instruction in ali and Paini- g. Session BEFTEMBER 16TH. Dranches of Drawiny — in Mechanical Drawing. Circulars at aa Dapolis, Ellicott City and +1:30 p. m.—New York, Philatelphia and Boston On Sundays to Baltimore only, stop- ing at all Stations. Stops at Laurel. D. m.—Baltimore, B adensburg, Frederick via Kelay. Stopsat Annap- Point of Rocks. Frederick, Hi to Point of Rocks and Wav Stations ry ‘Baltimore, Annapolis aud Way Sia- Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas- gengers taken in the Cara direct to Boat at Van- ton, Stop at Bladensbu +6:50 p. m.—Baltimo: Steebing Uare 16 Sleeping Cars cago. Baltimore Express. Louis, Ci.cinnati, Louisville and Pit-sburg, except Sunday. E . m.—New York, Philadelphia and Balti- ieciss Car wo New York, and ly. Other trains dally exce stopat Relay S:atioa. 1878 ren JO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Dowjconery, Magnificent Equipnse MS" NORMAL SCHOOL. TUITION FREE. ‘The above schoo! for colored teachers 1s now eption of pupils. Ap) at the school building. third Bours of 9a.m. and 2 p.m. Mrs. E. M.O*Connor, ‘Mrs. C. B. Winslow, seps-Im tions received Scheoi Committee. ¥ INSTITUTE, the Miseoss BUB- GESS, Principals, will ESDAY. Septeinber 18t apply at 818 Connecticut avenue, \@ FEMALE COLLEGE, MECHANICS- ina ‘A heathful, beautiful College, ns 22d year Sept. lath, ‘res. sep2-1m ALFRED BUSAC S English joarding and Day School for Connecticut ave, Duties 20th, Number of Puplis sepa-3m' rg and Laurel. ‘and Way Stations. jiambus Express, Home, and School. 19:25 p. Rev. Pittsburg Express. = Pu temas care. EB. AND MRS. and French Bi COLUMBIAN UNIVERSI The Prey The Columbian col The Medical School The Law School to terms and courses of JAMES HARROVER WILL REOPEN HER M.S for Yor Ladies and Children Sep- Circulars at DOoK stores and residence ste, ee ce AMUEL W. TOWNSEND, Private Tutor, 1443 Corcoran st. Pupils JUNE TRAINS LEAVE WAS! IN, from-Depot, corner of Sixth and 18, ‘West, 10:10. m. daily, wit = . Aaa and Sleeping Cars frot tt inal 7:40 p.m daily, with Palace Car to Chicago. Baltimore and Potomac For cauandaigus Rochester, Bi Falls and the North, at 1:40 p. , with Palace Cars to ‘Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10: 45 a. m. and 9:30 p. of the Prinel; 1336 I Park. = fitted for college or eo, mathe- moderate. Testimonials first ang31-Im* iD CLASSICAL HIGH "8, 4% st.—J. W. HUNT, Princip Tea dution will not be tensumed andl SEP THA >. augs0-im OYS’ ENGLISH AN) Oats Sess Sunday, a Ske coping Gare trans Wi cept Su ‘a le Boston. rr nicl} N. Y., all ins a ‘ity with boats of Brook: ‘rect transfer to Fulton ferriage journey 1B WASHINGTON FEMALE SE IINARY, ‘a select and \. dail Sunday, Sareea a. m. daily, except Sun- Accommodation for Baltimore, 6:65, 8:30 a.m. '. Sunday. pers. Greek Line, 635 ar m- xnd 4:99 p.m, janday. :55 @, m. and 4:20 p. m. dally, YEAR OF BOYS’ CLASSICAL H. ony ‘will cor ex U ike NINTH AND MAT! at Ballantynes’s. ‘MISSES BOYDEN AND VAN their Ki! September 9th, jo. 28 Sd st. 8. 6. AVERLEY (SEMIN A BY—Boardin ‘School for Young Ladies, No. D. oe ‘at the rug stores, " Miss Alexandria and Fredericks! and Alexandria and Waskinaton im more com- ‘aug30-Im* 7, 8, 9:10, 10 11 a. m. m. On Sunday at 9:10 4 Principal. a30 Im 'ADEMY for Young lies from Baltimore, vant and instruction. Foi 18th. Terms m Ret |, M.D., Rector, Reis? wn, 3ug30 rl Girls, 15 train! aur UT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AN. BOYS.—The Misses TIFFEY will th Annual Session SEPT. 11, Corcoran st. Singing taught free. cee, General Passenger Agent. General Manager. FUTURE DAYS. VHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. = RUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND TRVACK BUILDING. BRICK HOUSE, No. 440 P STKEET NORTHWEST. By virtue of two deeds of trost, dated June 96,1872 aud March 92d, 1874 ’ recorded Liber 687, folio 172, and Liber 746, folio 265, and by direction of the party secured thereby, WHI sell at pr biie auction, in front of the prem- on “ATULDAY, the Sist day of September, A. b. 1878, at 6:86 o'clock p. m., Lot numbered iirteen (No. 13), in sub-alvision of square name Lered five hundred and eleven (No. 511), with im- prevemer ts thereon. Terms of vale: One-third cash; belance in six and twelve months, with interest at the rate of 8 Percint p annum, secured by a deed of trust on the Properry sold, all conveyancing at purcha: cost, $100 down at time of sale. Terms to be com- Diled with un five days from ay of sale, NATHANIEL CABUSL Jz., sepll-e &0s ‘Trustee. STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. TSUSTEE'S88LE of DESIRABLEIMPROVED PROPERTY on EB pT. N., near TWENTY- May Ist, 1876, and record=d in Liber 816, follo et 1 the land records of tne Dis- trict of Columbia. and at the request of the secured thereby, I will sell at pubile auctio front of the premises. on WF DNESDAY the September, at 6 o'clock p m.. the follow! Geseribed. esiate, situate in the city of W. ingion, D. C., viz: The west half of original Lot three, are south of Lot No. one hundred and sale. The amount of the debt secured hereby, Ww! h interest and ousts of in cash: bal- ance in six and twelve months frum date, with in- terest from date, secured on the preperty sold. If the terms of sale are not compiied with in six the Trusiee reserves the right to resell, at cost of parchaser in default. Gonveyaacing ot rehasar’s: Jos. 6. @. KENNEDY, Sep8-co&ds Truswe. ‘OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.— The stawe: Ma TTANO, Capt. ‘W.H. BYLES will make three y ea h week, wots MOMINI PERE’ and one 6 MATTUX CRKEK, stopping at inter- Mediate landings going and returning. For further information quire at @. L. sheriff ‘Wod Office, 1114 and 338 Pennsylvania avenue. harf, fuct of 6h and N streets. G, TUCK 68 JONES, Agent. UMMENM ARRANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. Treswittand ekgaut iron Stesmer LADY OF THE LAKE, Copt. ©, J. BONNE- VILLE, baves 6 h-street_ wharf, until farther notice, every Mouday, Wednesday an Priday, at 6 o'clock p.m... con- necting with steaniers for Boston. Providence and other Northeru points. Returning, leaves Nor- folk every Tuesday, Thureday and daturday, at 4 O'clock pm. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Biesmer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOuN B. Woon, leaves her wharf, termi- Dus of 7th ane 9th street line of cars, at 7 a.m., three times per Weck, for’ Currioman, Nomini aud Leouardtown, stopping at intermediate lacdingseach trip. Day of saliing. Same af Siramer Maviano, her Luformation, apply at the office, over itan Bak, Kuox’s Kxp-ess Office, or at ny '8 Wharf, foot of called for on application at Knor’s Ex- SAMUEL BACON, Pres't. Agent, STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and ENIGHT alternately leave Pier 41 East Ri New York, every Saturday, at 4 k p, m.: Georgetown every oO Pe Monday, and Aicxauiria same day. Freight taken at lowest rates. or information apply at office over Metropolitan Bank. 15°h street, ortoR. P. A, DENHAM, Agent, Water street, Georgetor Hy SAMUEL BACON, President, wn, ap2l-tr ORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEamsuie LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON- TON, SUUTHAMPON AND BEEMEN Hoboken. Rates of passage: From N York to BES London, t onthampton ane se 5 oe $i ere cao h gold; steerage. $30 ¢ or or pas: sage app,y to UELKII fin ‘Green, Now York. OcuL-L LYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE ee BET PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH- S ETOWN, ency. 3 & Co., 9 Bow: INGTON AND GEORG: d Comnecting at Philadelphia with dlyde’s Line for Boston, Providence, ai the New England states. Salling Days. From Philadelphia—saturi 12m, From Washington—Monday, at lla. m. Fiom Goorgetown—Monday, at 7 p.m. Freights received daily, Through bills of lading given to Boston and Providence, and Fall River. Consignees wish- at George lage have them marked * Georgetown, D, ¢. For full information apply tod. H. JOHNSON & Co. ¥F street nord wharf, Washing:on, D. C.; Goorgetewn, D.C. Managers, WM. P. CLYDE 12 South Wharves, marg0-1y Cc NOTICE. ith the visw of diminishing the chances of ccllision, the Steamers of this line take a spacific rs of course for all seatons of the year. ‘On the outward pass=ge from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crorsivg the cieridian of 60 at 43 lat., or nothing to the no- h of 43. ‘On the homeward pases <2 crossing the meridian of 60 at 49 lat., or nothir. ; to the north of 43. -.. Wed., Bept ussla. Parthia. Thurs, Sept. 19| Scythia. .: Wed., Out. 23 Abyssinia Wed., Sept. 25) Parthia. Thurs,, Oct. #4 Bothnia... Wed.) Oct. 3 Abyssicia Wed., Oct. 30 And every following Wedaesday from New York, “No steerage. Hates of Passage. By steamers carrying steerage, $60 and $100 gold, according to accommodations. By steamers not carryiug steerage, $80, §100 and $130 gold, according to acenmmo ‘ation ‘Tickets'to Paris, $15, gold aduitional Heturn tlckels on tavorable.te ms. steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liverpocl ave Queenstuwn, and ail-othsr paris, of Europeat lowest rat ‘Th ough bilis of iadi: g given for Belfat, Giss- re, Antwerp and o her ports on the Coi- Uneht, and for Mediterra:v aa ports. reight and passage apply at (ae Company's offie, No. 4 Bowl Geen, or both steerage and cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, 606 7th street, Wash- pgton, Tr, ly’ CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, PIANOS AND ORGANS. os RECEIVED.—A fine, large stock of New PIANOS, of the world-reno mnanufacture of WM. KNABE & CO.| &cmething new and handsome in UP- BIGHTS. Prices lower than ever before. Ns low figures and on the most accommodating terms, We will give satisfaction. Ca'l and examine. Tuning and ring, moving and packing satis- Tactorily attended to. C, Bli HENBAOH, (established 1880,) No. 493. 11th +t., a few doors atove Pa ave. ‘sep13-1y Al. DAVIS & CO.’S P} New 08 ready for fall trade. Great Dargaine; uprights a epectalty, 08, Curso "HL. L, SUMNER. 811 9th at. n.w. ‘T. VERNON SEMINARY, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR YouNG Lapixs, at. nw... Washi 3. ¥. SOME. PROPOSALS. P#BoFosaLs Fou UNIFORMS AND DaPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN FOLICE, jor and -uperentendent, 482 LOUISIANA AVENUE, s WAshincTon Db. C., Sept. Seated Propera’s will be received until 12 0 chek m Sprictpals* For cataiogues apply to th 6. cipal. aug29 im* sons, $6 and upwards, August 80, from 10 106. ‘RB. GRAVES’ SCHOOL FOE BOYS uader | w PT. 16TH, in Church, Rooms entirely above ‘inelpal ‘bookstores, = ee | 27 HINSTANT, at which time , to farnish uh s department dred and ff.y (150), more or less, | uniforms to m-asu: id. Circulars in -im* = Eyeeon le to be of test quality, Ii ccordance with the **Regalauioas be worn by the Metro, ds to be mate sepwataly fo: ‘The dies for the buttons will be loaned (0 the sue- cessful bidder. Proposals will be received at same time for furnishing fifty (50), more or less, Hata similar to sampleon view at this fice, pls Of Material and Hats must accompany The right to reject any or all bids ts reservet, (fe envelopes *‘P) ASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FoR Boys. B. YOUNG, Prinet baz tense, RICHARDS* Sage Fk. os acd 301217 10h Se n.we seis ENON INSTITUTE. — English Freuch. weno! tor Young" Girls. Mrs. CHAS. W. annual Uniforms’’ or .”? as the case may be. to be present at the opening. apely to Captain W. G, at Ditoe Headquarters, 2. MORGAN, & Supt. Met, Poll COAL AND WOOD. IOHNSON BROTH: D. winernome Con: orton for Hat Bicaers are invit For further inform: rock, Inspector M. P. By order of the Gumm! & >HOOL HILDRER’ | uarter, Beferences to former EGIATEINSTITUT. }and Day School for Young adie on WED. ent of L. ererHeneony OUISIANA STATE LOTTEBY. OPPORTUNITY WIN 4 RE LANDIT SURTUNE, zo TENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1873, A’ NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OcTouanerie Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was regularly incorporated bj the legislature of the Baty rid educational an charitable purposes In witb a capital of 1, ‘to Which it has since added a reserve nd of 000. _1T3 GRAND SINGLE NUM- BER DISTRIBUTION will take piace monthly On the second TUESDAY. It never scales or postpones. Look at the following distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000, 100,000 Tickets at $2 each; Half Tick- aos 5ESa: BEES: S83 SESSS28888 re 5! N oTICE. "0 the next of kin or relations.of Robert Hc [- Yi rabion deceased son, late o, ene ate iet Roe “ ‘ou are hereby notificd to present your claims, if any you to est OF an) the: u4 Pot ela ROBE HARBISON, to oat preme Court of tne District of Columbia, holding ry term for O1 » Court ial term for OC Delred UE-DAY, the Bra ay Octobe a St 1878; otherwise dlatribation wif! Weprocoodad with ‘case Pat belts, By order: A. WEBS der: A. WEBST oy Posigier of Wille for District ot Golumbia, AMES i, MOBSED pro ie ) LINIMENT ee fitout biemisn, Pau Taindneny fotonwsne ‘iy6-e0bm* ‘WW 4Bs4ntEn FEE= WHOM CHEM- GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.5 OOMPRESSED YEAST. DEPOT, 1113 16H STRERT. ©. ANTHONY DENEKAS, Acurr. catuar rm dame 08 toe wrappee, "peepee ABR & BYRNE, Real Estate Agent M ™ No. 605 Th sheers. w. SALE OF VA'UABLE LOT ON SOUTH SIDE STRE® D3 NEAR THE WKS" END MaRKET, Will sell at Rutile auction. in front, of the premises, on WADX FSDA'Y. the 1810 day ofBertember, A D. 1878, at 5 o'clock p.m. ber 20, in square number 74. ihe seme having fre on K street of 33 cet by 72 feet ey, &c.; improved sy two old Frame ‘Terms easy,and wi'l be annou-ced on day of ale. se p16 Bt J, 'T, COLDWELL, ues. H. WARNER, Auctioneer, is pay PUB" IC SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY, No 209 KLM BTUKET, LE DROIT PaRK, I will offer for ale on WEUNESD a¥. Septemb.r 18 1878 t hal’-pa (6 ociock p. mes gehable 2siory Fr me Hoe. of 7, rooms, with stave; houss hs mo tern tmprove- Lot 6, biuck 10, Containing 7 852 square ‘Terms eary, and mace known on day of sale, sep 0-codds TO-MORROW. AWN VASES AT AUCTION, HEADQUARTERS "EXECUTIV®_COWMIT- THE NATIONAL YSLLOW FZVER RE- LIEF COMMITTE No. 914 Pennsylvania aveniie, On THURSDAY MOK NING, Santember 19h, 1878, at 10 o°ciock, there will be offered for sale, at public auetion. In front of Bellet Cominitted Rocms, No 914 Pennsvivania avenue n w., two fine “erra Cotta Liwn Vases, contributed by the Potomac Terra Cota Co., for the benefit of the fund. WM, DICKSON, Be 16 3t Rep &Post} Secretary. OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- TY ON NEW. YORK AVENUE, BETWESN 4ru AND bri STAkETS N.W- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated 25th day of September, A.D. 1874, and duly re- corded in Liver No, 762, follo 189, one of, the land records for Washington Sounty, li tus District of Columlia, and by reguest of the part: secured thereby, 1 will, as surviving trustee sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 26:h day of September, A. D., 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m., all that certain’ plece or parcel of mown and desigaated on thy round planor plat of sald elty as part of Lot num- red elght, In Bquare numbered fve hundred and fourte n: Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot on ‘-New Y srk avenue;’’ taeuce southwestardly with said avenue eighteen (18) feet; thence northwesterly at right angle with said avenue one hundred fe*t: theuce southwesterly Parallel with said avenue fifteen feet two and one quarter inches (15 2's); thence northeasterly to the center o’ the rear line of said lot; thence east with the thircy-fout alley fifteen (15) feet; thence south- easterly on the line between lots seven and aight one hundred and seventy four feet ten iuches (474 20) to the place of begining; together with the improvements, ways, easements, rights. privi ., &&e., to the game belonging or in any wise ap- pertaizin ‘Terms of sale: $1091 and expenses of sale In cash; balance in twelve and eighteen months from Gay of aale, for which the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest and secured by deed of trast, wiil be taken. A deposit of $200 will be required at the sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If tha terms of sale are not compiled wih within saven Caye from day of sale. the Teusteo reserves the Tight to resell the property at .he risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after giving five days notice of such revale in sdme newspaper pub islial in Washington. 1. 0. HARLES C. DUNCANSON sepl3-eodds Burviviag Trustes, HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PRUPERTY AT AUCTION, Viz.: BEIC K HOUSE AND LOT 8,W. CORNES OF MARYLAD AVENUE AND litn ST.: BRICK HOUSE NORTH SIDE “-C 8 T SOUTHWEST, BATWEEN 434 AND 6TH BTREETS. By virtue of a deed of trust, date? June 19 1874, ard recorded in Liber 768, Follo 196, o1 the land records of Washington city, D.C... and by direction of the holder of the hote 8@ Ure hereby. we wi sll, a public auction. in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, Septembe 1878, at 40'clock p.m.. all that piece or parcel of ground in Washingion city, b.C., Know: Scribed On the grouno piat or pian thereof as part of Lot six, in Square 492, ug for the saume at the southeast corner of said loton *‘C’* s‘ree: fouthy est, and running thence along the division line, between 5 and 6, ninety-four feet and stx inches. toan alley in the rear of sald lot; thence inches to the front line of said lot; thence eas alo. g said frontline 22 feet 6 inches to the begiu- ning, it being the east 22 feet and 6 inches of said Lot 6, Square 492. ‘Als0, at 434 o'clock p m.. on the same day, we vill sell Lot $3, of J.awrence’s subdivision of ‘part of Square nun. bered 327, and also part of Lot 30, in sald Square, as laid do’ n in Lawrence's subdivi- sion of pat Square 827, for sald part Of sald Lot 80, at the northeast corner thereof, and ing thence south on a line with 11th street 33 feet; thence west 22 feet and @ inch thence north 38 feet; thence east 22 fe-t and 4 laches to e "Terms of sale: One-third cash on each honse and lot; and balance in six and twelve months, secared by notes and deed of trust on the property. ‘Comveyancing at purchaser's $100 of the arenas mong} be paid In cash on each house Pi xy to And lot at time of sale. if the terms are not complied with in 7 days, the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the Property at the risk and cost of the defsulting purc! ir Or Purchasers, by giviog five days uotice in some newspaper published in Washington city. RB. P. DODG raitecs P. A. DARNEILLE, boos sep8-6t,eo:ds OHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, Joes Bt. Cloud Building. TRUSTFES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, No, 471 | SIREEr a baghal 7 Virtue of 8 de B leed of of De cennbers Boa trasts brig ey In Liber No, 806, folio 178, et s9q."one of the, land records of the District of Goluinbiac and atte request of the parties secared thereby ‘we will sall at public auction, on WKDNESDAY the 25th Cay of September, A.D. 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m, infront of the premises, the following described property, with the improvements thereon, situated tu the cliy of Washing.on, District of C3inmoia, towit: The western elghteen (18) feet front by the depth of the lot of wt numbered ten (10,) ta juare numbered five hundred and sixteen. (816 ) is property Will he'wold subject to» prior trast t hundred ($800) dol are, which, on payment Of interest, will be extende 1, Terms of'sa'e: Three hundred ($309) doltars (in- terest and expenses) In cash: ba'auce in one year from day of gale with interest at elght (8) percent. CHRIBTIAN G- LEDKH eyo QEORGE BAUER, }Teustoes, SMITH. Salesinan, 15, 21, 23825 cA UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUa- NITURE AND OTHES PERSONAL PROPERTY. MAGS led by dona a. shall sell. at public ree lately ovcupl acd Plerce streets, on FBIDAY, September 29th, at ll o'clock a.m,. tha folowing described property, the rame belng a part of the personal es- One Latrobe Stove; One Secretary and Desk: + Bugay; “*” Wagon and Harness; §* Horse; ‘* ‘Street Hse, A lot of old Lumber, Beat a seple Bt Executor of Jonn G. Wave’ 8, eee BY MSIE OF A DECKER OF Tax 3U- ity Cause No.8, 433 ee ‘whore- in Greenleaf Jobnson & Co. ao pialntitts, and N.B. Fugitt ot al. are defendaats, we w Offer for sale at public auction, in ‘frost ot ‘the Premises, on MONDAY, the $31 day of Boptem- 1878, at o'clock p,’m., Lot numbered thir. } 7 > (4) years, the purchaser to 7.68 for the Sotdrred Payments, bearing 7 per cent. per apnum, semi-annually. and secured by #a00downat timer rae) eMac eae jum! EUGENE CABUS! ‘Trustese. a iding. Cups. we HANDY, Act. septs-aaas or the 178, a 65 o'clock , Lots numbered e G9)" ninersee Sb Pee ease cet son CES pein sp nine i of Hall & a the Distr ct of Colum! bia, ae ite ‘at the rate PRUE, trom toe ay of alos the le bs recast the Trustee till the whole purchase money is paid; Se Gqibata Sree ity Ge m thereof by the court, $200 “On ae CearcrEy BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON DST T AND 3D NORTH, BECWEEN 15; Under and by virtue of a decree of ths Su- 1M. REE SEs. WES’ Birme Court of the District of Columbia a} L. vs Misinant aud Marya, aoe illamson {s com tand Mary A. caw ants, the ua |, as Trus2e, will sell, at public auction, in front of the greml es. to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 23th dsy of September, 1878, at 5 o'clock p.m., the fol lewing described real est to wit:—Lot num! ed six (6). in J. B. Kibbey’s recorded subill on five han and seventy-one (571 ) The improre- ments consist of a thres-story Srick Honse MAC) on -first floor, being No, L13D Tueot serth ren 8 of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equal instalments, payavle in onc and two years from cay of sale, with interest thereoo at seven T centum unui! paid, and to be secured by a re- ntion of the titie by the Trustee untli ths waole Purchase money is pald, and iosurauce to the satis- faction of the Trus.ee; or all cash at the purchaser's O,tion. Lf the terms of sale are not compiled with within five days from the wu: P. sé. Ves the rigat to resell tne said Tisk and ccs: of the defaulc days’ advertis meat In the ascc, af or five iar newspa- All coavey- JJHN F. HANNA, Tras°ee, & pl8-eokds Webster Law Buildiug. iCR FRAME FOUSE, WITH LAR iE LOT, ON PHVENTH STRKET NUR:HEAST, NFAR COLUMBIA RAILROA, Ry virtue of « eed uf trust to ma, dated the 26th Jils, 1877 duly recorded ia Lide 868, tolio 108, of the land re.ords, and by di-, Teetion of the paity secursd thereby I shall seit ¢ mb ic auction. tn fronvof the premises on SAT. RDAY, the 28 by day of So tember, at 5 o'clock f rt of lot 20 in square 859, being che north inch frent ou 7th street northeast, by the fall depth of said ‘ot, together vih the improve ments, consisting ¢f # very nic: frame hous sof five rooms, Leus of gale: Oxe-third cash; of whl-h $75 inust te paid wh n property fy sicuck off; balaue> inegnalfayments + six, nine, and :welve me Wi h interest a’ eight per cent, per anLum, secured Db; decd O trust con . © property sold. Terms nust ie con piled wich in Six da Sof the Pruste wi Fesel! at cost of efaulting purchaser. Conveyanc- ing and recordir @ at y nr haser’s cost. WILLIAM SIRNEY, Trustee, 330 4% s-. B. H. WARNER & ©U., Au.ts, sep18-d:dn3 IRUSTEE’S SALE OF PRORERTY IN GEORGETOWN. By virtua of a deed of trast, duly recorded in Liar No. 729, folio 4, one of th> laud % Tecores of the Districtot C}lum fa and dat.d 21 day of August, 1878, and at the request of tbe y secured thereby, I will offer at public sala, on MONDAY, the 30th day of september, 1873 in vening D=r. $200 dep. sit at the time of sale. ancing at purch..sertsc st. orgetown, I)strict of Co uma, with (he improvements upon the sam: Beginning at the noitheast corer of Beall and Mo iroe stree's. in said town, and running eastwardly along Beall street 44 feat; thence portnwardiy and para lel with Monroe street 39 feet: thence westwariliy and el with Beall street 44 teet to Monroe strest: é g & ® 3S = z 3 g 5 8 ES = 5 é 5 g Terms of tal lird of the purchase money in cash: the r six and twelve months, the purchaser notes, secured by a deed of trust on the yremises, baring interest at 8 per cent. perznnum. Ifthe erms of sale are note m= plied With at the end of five days from the day of sale, the undersiered re-erves the right to re ell the property a’ the risk aud sost of the default ng purcha-er, A deposit of $50 required when the Property is struck off R. P. JACKSON, Trustee, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. sep18-10t JUNCANSON BEUS., Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABDE PIECE OF PRO’*ERTY, IMPROVED BY A TWoO- STORY FRAME DWELLING, FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN Q AND RSIREETS NORTHWEsT-—BEING No. 1624. On MONDAY. Rept. 231, 1878, at 5 o'cloc P. m.. we shall seil. in tront of the premises, {73 Part of lot 8, in Square 477, being 25 feel tront and 100 feet deep. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve and eighteen months; notes bearing interest at 8 per cout. per anuum secured by a dead of trust on he property sold, All couveyancing at cost of our- chaser. $60 down on day of sale, sepl7- \OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, PUBLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST-CLASS BES- IDENC! JORNER OF CE AT 80UTHWEsT CORNER SECOND AND MARKET STREETS, IN GEORGETOWN By virtue of adecd of trust to the under- signed, of date March 15th, A D. 1875, re- corded iu Liber No. 781, folio 79, et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, aud in concormity with an order of the Supre.ae Court of the District of voium ia passed {n Casicery caue Bay al. vs. Cox etal., No. 6.263 wa slail ell, at pubile auction, on WEDNESDAY, September 25tn, 1878, a.4o0’cluck p_m., in D. 1878, a. 06) all of Lote one hundred and fifteen (115) and one hundred and sixteen (116), 1a Beatty & Hawking” addition to Georgetown, ‘the whole fronting 140 feat on 21 streat and 159 feet on Market street, in Georgetown. D C., according to the plat of sald addition, and improved by a Residence, Stable, &c. ‘erms of saie: One-third of the purchase money ce in three equa! instalments at one, two and three years, with interest at 7 per ce af, Der annum from the day of sale, and secure 1 to t satisfaction of the Trust2e; or ‘all cash, at tue op- tion of the purchaser. a deposit of $259 will bs Tequired of the purchaser at the time and p a7 oi tale, and If the terms are not complied with full within five days from cay of ale, the property be reso d at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- cla.eron five days’ notice 11 the Evening Star. EK 5S COX, Mo asHFORD,” } Trusteos, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 80,17-4 UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, on SIXTH sT. T. between Ka8T CAPITOL and A STREBTS SOUTH, being No 20. ¥y virtue of @ deed of trust to ur, dated Tuly Sls", 1877, ad duly rer rded in 4 iber (7 ©, 865, felio 28, one of the land recordsof the Disiniet of Colai,).a and af the reiuost of the pa Hes seeursd thereby, we will si! at pubile auctl m. 'm sront of the premises. , THUBSDA 3.1 day of Eeptember, A. 1) 1873, at 40°clock p. m.. t @ following-described real esta e, viz: Part of Lot No, eleven (11), in Square No. eight hundred and sixty-nine (869), begiuaing for the samo at a point op easi 6 h street ninety-four fest seven inshes (94 ft. 7 un.) north of the south corner of sad Sa and running thence east ninety-six (96) feet; theuce north tweaty (22) feet; thence west ninety six (96) feet, and theuce south to the Blace of beginning; Improved by a two-story brick dwelling, 81 les, &c Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelveand eighteen months, with interest at 8 per cent. peranaum, se: ured ox the preperty suld. If tha terms of sa‘é are not complied with in six days from day of sala, we Traste:s reserve the right to resell at che pur- chaser’s cost. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, A ceposit of $100 required ai time of sale, Os8USOLA C. GREEN, spt WMA. GORDON." } Trustees, HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE UF IMPROVED BRAT. ESTATE SITUATED Or ay WwtsT ium vr MARKET SPA0s, IN GEORGE: TOWN, DibtBlor OF OULUMOLAe jue of a decres of By viru 2 of the Supreme Court ot the Distrist of Columbia boldines seated AR term, passed in acanse 0. Duwiing vs. BD. cher ar acthers, No, 3 924, in equity, ube uudo signed, a8 Trustee, will offer ac publi: sale, tront of the premises, on FRIDAY, the 27ca day of September, 1878, at the hour of 4's o'clock e; m.. tae fo lowing d’ scribed real estate “sit tated fa Uld Georgetown, D.O,, designated as part of Lot No 41, viz: Beginning on the west sida of Mar- ket Space eighty-two fect teu incres from Bridge Street, rnoning thence no-therly wih the west Ine of Market Space thirty-seven fest four !aches; shenee westerly parallel with Bridge s:reet thirtr= nine feet; thetioe southerly parallel with M«rket spuce ier feet; thence westerly paraile! with Bridge sireet thirts-elgne feet four inches; thence soucn- erly paral! wih Market space fif.y-one feet two inches; thence cas.er-y garatle: with Bridge street thirty-elght fect four inches: thence northe iy | Parallel with Market Space twenty-sight (eet; thence thirty-nine feet to the point of b-ginning, With a twu-s ory Brick Store and Dwelling siand- ing on ihe sau @, ‘ims: One-third cash; the residue of the pur- chsse money in six, twelve aud eighteen mouths, the purchaser giving h.s notes bearing interest from the day of sale. or sll of ihe purchase inoney be paid on tne day of sale. On the rtification of the aale by the Court, and payment of the who'e purchase money, & deed wil ba made to che pur- chacer at Lis cost and expense. RP. SACKSON. Trustee, = No. 155 Bridge st., Georgetown THOS. DOWLING, Auct, sepl7-10t \OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP. ERIY ON THE EAST SIDE OF MARKED EPACE, GEORGETOWN, By order ot the Supreme Court of the Dis- No. 8,880, Boure, sultabie tor dwelling ana'store parpooee Terms of sale: ‘One-third ca: aud the balance in twelve and eighteen months. with interest at 6 per centum peraunum, secured by a deed of trast on the property. A deposit of required of the WOUDBUBY WakeLE sepl7-a sat Trustes, 4's street. ——————————— ES ttre, E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, VALUABLE IM- ManYLa MD D ita THUSTEE: OF : ut a i ‘ : ot] A i} Eq SB THE EVENING STAR. ae WEDNESDAY..,.September 18, 1878, OO ‘TBUR ADVERTISING.—Millions of dollars are SUPPOSED VISIT OF A DEAD MOTHER TO HER CHILD. . A rather queer story is told and can be vouched for by over a dozen persons in Spring- field. It ere about three years ago a oupg man living in Summit got married, and in due time his wife gave birth to a child, which was a girl. When the child was about one lege old its mother died. About five 8 later the young widower became peg fe took unto himself another wife. efore doing so he took all of his first wile’s clothing, packed it in a trunk, locked it up, and allowed no one to have charge of the key but himself. Among the clothing put away was her wedding shawl and a pillow his wife had made for her first-born, and also Sime loys she had bought just before she died. Then he brought home wife No. 2. who, it is said. made as good a mother as the average step-mo'hers do. Things went oa lively til! ove night last week, when there was & party at the next neighbor's house. So after alter putting the babe in its little bed, the father an, . 2 went over to spnd the evening ai the party. Shortly after they left, two men came along on their way t) the party slo. They saw a woaderful Ight in the house as though it might be cn fire. They also heard the cri babe as though in great pain. They went to the house, and as scon as they reached door the light went out and ail was as silent as the grave within. They hastened on to the house where the party was and told the man What they had seen and heard in his house as they canie hy. Five or six men, including the owner of the house, started to inves’ report. When they arri they found e door and window fast, as they were when the owner left. On going inside everything was found to be in its place, except the child, Which, after a long search, was found up Stairs under the bed on which its mother died. covered up in its mother’s wedding shawl, aid its little head resting on the pillow its mother made for it, fast asi Alongside of it lay its little playthings. examining the trunk it Wes fyund to be locked and nothing missing except the above mentioned articles. Now, how the things got out of the trunk and the key in the owner's pocket, and he half a mile from it, and how the child got up stairs, is a meters The above may sound a little dime- novelish, but, as we said before, the facts in the case ‘can be aud are vouched for by over a dozen reliable citizens of Springtield.—[ Hliza- of the beth (N. J.) Herald, A MUTUAL SURPRISE—A young married man of this city, married long enough to be able proudly to say to his friends and credi- tors, “I am a father!” came to theconclusion a week ago, aided and assisted by his better half, that their joint happiness would not be complete until they had visited the youn; man’s parents, and gratified grandpapa an: — with the evidence that there was 6 in the old land yet. The young man’s parents reside in one of the lower coast parishes. The visit to them was designed as @ sui prise, and the journey wasso arranged, When the sy. trio arrived ‘at their destina- tiop,and their advent beneath the paternal porch was announced, a surprise was the resuit, but it was not as designed velo ‘The old mar, afraia of the fever, peremptorily retused to receive his son and heir, or the son and heir's wife,or the wife's heir. Further- more, he peremptorily ordered them off his premises, and, despite all remonstrances, they were compelled to obey his orders. They passed seyeral hours on the levee, without shelter, very uncomfortably, as may be imag- ined, aud returned to the city by the first boat, deeply chagrined. The infant son and heir, however, cares nothing for this strange epi- sode ; he takes his rations regularly and sleeps as soundly as if his grandpa had presented him with a silver pap-bowl. Young America is a true philosopher.—[New Oricans Pica- yune. CaLIFORNIA’s Wom Lawyer.—The bill ening women the right to practice law in his state was passed near the close of the last session of the legislature: and so near did it come to being stowed away in the governor's capacious pockets, that his official signature Was not attached thereto until within two minutes of midnight of the last day of the ses- sion. Although many friends of the measure, in and out of the legisiature, labored earnest- ly tor the bill, its passage, and especially its nal approval by the governor, were no doubt largely’ due to the rsonal efforts of Mrs Clara 3. Foltz, a lady law student of this city, at that time well advanced in her readings, and who had determined upon the profession of the law as a means of honorable livelihood. ‘With the passage of the bill the laay entered upon her readings with renewed zeal. Few male students have been able to accomplish like proficiency in so short a period, when the fact is taken into consideration ‘that Mrs. Foltz has a family of five small children to care for, and for the most of the timehad done her housework unassisied, and occasionally has been obliged to take to the lecture fields as @ meapsj of piecing out hr mearre income. The committee pointed ta examine her con- sisted of seme of our first lawyers, who sub- jected her to a thorough test of her legal ‘nowlecge, and who unanimously certified to her entire fitness for advancement. Mrs. Foltz is the first woman admitted tothe bar of this state.—[San Jose Mercury. INFERNAL MACHINES have been employed of late with fatal effect in several cities and towns of Mexico. At San Angel, a little town five or six miles from the capital of the coun- try, a party of six ladies and three gentlemen assembled to open a box assuming to have come from Southern France and to contain Lourdes water and a number of rosa ies that had been blessed by the Pope. One box opened, another was disclosed, and as they were trying to get into the second a tremen- dous explosion took place, and every person but one was instantly kille? tair-? > - es ae DIX CID. vu uiro-giycerine, and evidently pre- baled tor assassination, though why any of the party mentioned should have incurred any such deadly enmity it is impossible to teil. The terrible box, it is said, was sent to one of the ladies, remarkable for her amiability and be- nevolence. She was unmarried, anda great favorite, an@it is surmised that a semi-adven- turer who had pro dto her and been re- ected had adopted this method of revenge. uch a thing scarcely seems credible to us: but in Mexico anything criminal may happen, with or without provocation. There are men there who appear to practice assassination lest they may grow rusty in their murderous art. The Californians have a proverb that a mongrel Mexican is half-brother tothe devil. A Woman's SvIcIDE WaILE OvT SAILING. At Port Stanley, Canada, Mrs. Bail, a widow, went to a picnic with her two sisters. Her prospective brother-in-law was present, and, considering her actions too free and frisky, declared he would never speak to her again: Afterwards he took a boat and invi her. and some others to go with him for a sail. When they were about a mile from shore Mrs. Ball said to him, “Will Christian, are you com- ing up to see me any more?” “I'm going up to-night for the last time,” he said. nding up in the boat, she threw her hat behind her, said “Good-by, Bert; good-by, Will,” sprang overboard and was drowned. SHOT aT WHILE IN BED.—Oliver B. Fair- banks, the young man who was arrested in Paterson, N.J., ou a charge of sending obscene matter through the mails, and who was exam. ined before United States Commissioner Whitehead and held under bonds, was shot at last night through the window ot his bed- chamber. It was shortly after midnight, and Fairbanks was in bed. The bullet struck a slatof the window blind and went over the bed, striking the wall and falling to the fluor. LW.’ Y. World. —————______ THE VATICAN AND SWITZERLAND.—In con- Sequence of the amnesty oe by the grand council of Berne to the Catholic hi were deprived of their livings in 1873 for re- to comply wiih the requirements of the State, the Vatican intends to propose to the other cantons to adopt a similar measure —— oe existing ities by common agree- INDIANS as POLICE.—S' robbing on the Tucson road has now become & ris! always knowledge. The it leaves no chips to pick up. anexchange. 80 will the bills. discharge any actor who di juty” for “my duty.” ing-chair and sm made it possible, i: og Maine Blaine, Blaine Maine Hale. alt a diame, all—oh Hale! thing right. Orchestra sink in which to and his iron healthy bass viol fighter can obscure the @a- lire stage from the people of the first row. It is a lamentable fact that a piece of paste. doard with a verse on it, given as a reward of merit in a Sabbath school, has not haif the chaim for a boy as the same size piece of the female hermit, wh about fifteen mii ply of vegeta and other provisions. versatic intellizent. old next October the mountains she is perfectly happ the outside world. Ter which she derives from 2: eight hens. 8! the whites, and prefe: er her premises, for in nearly every instance they tease her about her mode of livil their departure she worries over their conduct toward seeks their companionship. yet seen her in need but that they would shoot Some \abbits or kill a few birds and in co’d weather have even shared the warn th of their blankets with her. this singular woman is about five feet six inches, and in action sj auburn hair lies in wavelets about her fore. lead, and hangs about her head in long curls, Her dress is nea with that she is tains. She is two brothers li and a sister living in Lowell. recluse was brought about by tfoubles in married life years ago.—(Sutro (Nirada) Independent. strange kind of divinit to he whom such a society as the Howar’ * tion has sprim7 *~ =) srauuy MnWeriliy of it nay be equally eo; south that their fellow-citizens in this latitude | are not all their enemies. If this calamit Shall serve to strengthen the bonds of good- will between the two suffering will not be without some precious compensations.—[ Hditor’s Tuble, Sunday Aj= ternoon Jor Uctober raise hemp.” rar Jou nal. VEIHMEYER. On theTtt hp Boptbmber, of pnevmoria, Davi, only Sonn Jat Tube, Voneeyer, aged one year qad sip itaoguy. S-o'clock Prins Maisivee sd Read ws say. . vo attend, _— ‘al . WHITMAN. son-in-law, Mr. Mase. EOWEN A CoP PIN WHITMAN, Cold Scraps. Knowledge is power, but powwow is not reason a boy loves a woodsaw is because “Ladies’ hats will be felt” this season, says Men are careful to keep their f A would rather wet their whistles than oa’ — Can a cornet player's breath be said March wind? Of course, if he plays ae They shoot women out of a cannon in ® Paris circus, and they talk ali owe y tal the way as they If we were a theatrical manager we would say “me A man who can bend his shin against a rock. e at the darkness whic! the highway to glory. “ Hale, all blame Blaine, Hail—Blaine We cannot get this pits in theaters should have « ut the bass viol pla lunged. instrument. A Seah ‘eboard with the simple talismanic words, dmit one.” There are some very fine orchestras in this a. but none whose music is sweet enough to ee) grains between the acts. orchestra toovercome the appetite for pareh coffce and lemon peel. 5 A young man of our acquaintance received, aletier this we off the engagement for the reason that he was So foolish as to let the bankrupt law be re- pealed without going in, and could not live in any sort of style. the boys from going out after coffee It takes a very able ed k, from his aManced, breaking she knows they When a woman combs her back hair with two ropes, heids one in her mouth until si Winds the other upon her tuck comb, and then finds that she has lost st hair pin, she feels that the sex needs two mouths—one to bold her hair in, and the other to make re- marks with. Tall —| Cin. Breaks A Woman Hermit. Ss northwest of t nt, made her semi-annual visit to Sutro on last Wednes- day to sell a few eggs and lay in a scanty sup- In con. on she seemed quite self-possessed and he Savs she will be sixty years that she has Uved alone im ww for twelve years, and that ¥ in living secluded from nly Support is that Abgora goats and dom visited by 0 see one abou’ and after er. She likes the Piut The S, and even have never her relief, In height chtly. Her dark and in no way conforms ported to wear in the moun- ative of Massachusetts, hag 1 in Westport, in that state, Her living er “REFORM BY ASSASSINATIO’ Some after all, does seem ge a king aud shield him from the dag- rand the bullet. Over fifty attempts on the ives of rulers and royal personages have been recorded during the last # years, and of these very few have succeeded. amination, however, of the statistics of ase sassination the curious conclusion is drawn thatthe republican element seems as much to arouse the assassin's fury as the monarchi- cal. Within the last 13 years the Presidents of the United States, of “Peru, of Bolivia, of Ecuador and of Paraguay, have fallen by the —— dagger the = be e the inevitable perils which strew the paths of princes. Not to mention minor instances, our own Queen has been shot at again and again; the Emperor of Austria has been twice at ed; the Czar has been thrice in imminent danger of his life; the been scorched with powder, and the Queen of Spain had to thank the thickness of her stays for breaking the thrust of a stiletto; King Ferdinand, of Naples, was stabbed, and Ki Victor Emmanuel, in his mitted he bad to thank the Almighty for his Providential escape from sudden death; Na- poleon LIL. was so frequently assailed by throats that he never stir a ciicling cordon of outriaers and private police tu protect his person from daggers, bul- jets and Orsini bombs; the Emperor of Ger- many has been so frequently under fire that he has now come to regard the report of a pis- tol close to his ear as an indis) dent of his daily life. As for Prince Bismarck, he would probably never have lived wo achieve the unification of Germany had he not in 1856, on Unter der Linden, grasped Julius Cohen by Ue throat and wrested from him a smoking revolver.—[ London Mayfair. From an ex- or the bullet; ads of Europe auntlet of fire. yet have nearly all run. Assassination is one of tack= Queen of Greece hat ver moments, ad- cut- abroad without sable inci- LEssons TAUGHT BY THE YELLOW FRYER. The horrible oe of the yellow fever in the southwest recal Death” in England. Doubti of this scourge is due to the disobedience of the plainest iaws of health. We see that itis = terrible retribution, but we see also that the ‘sin that is punished Sanity or of Sabbat ll the days of the “Black less the co itis not the sin of pro- reaking, as men would ve supposed, but the sin of living in filthy streets and of breathing tainted air. When this sin is repented the scourge will be averted and not bel of and forsake, fore. this evil some good emerges—the heroism and fidelity of those who are risking and losin; sick and dying, and the quick response of the peot le of the north to the cry for relief. Wa o their own lives in caring for the 1 north must allow that a people among. a= eass0Clae © suv existence Cannot be f our respect, and we trust plain to the ple of the sections, the terrible 4% A contemporary informs us that “Texans ecan inform our contempo- y that hemp oiten raises Texans,—[ Ohiq@ &@-The Grand Duke Nicholas Constantino- vitch, the czar’s nephew, has been dismissed from the army, and the 8ith regiment of ine Santry, of which he was the honorary has been forbidden to bear his name, —_—_—_—_—_—_——— MARRIED. — oy LY KERHOF F—-WARREN. Soptember 18th, ‘at tne Church of the Incarnation b the Kev, Mr. HENRY S. BRINKER- arren, D. D. Dr. Townsend, rector, Jory to MAUGARET, daughter of the late Rev. Jy a DIED. CARR. At Upperville, Va., on the 13th of a 1878, JoErH @, CARL, aged sixty: é CUSTARD, rember 17th, 1878, Marr ALICE, beloved wile of Willism A. Cusard, aged twenty-one years, eight mouths and 8. seventeon, 1p angel csme to gather flower: on Toaeck the eareneot serge He took the purest and the gpirest ‘That (od to earth had given. We watched and watted.by her, Stil: hoping she would stay But the angel gently wineverod, 1’ bear this gemawi i 4 - = 4By =. Humane. ugintances of the family are eaten eee to attend the Gayroveniug, at 3 o'clock. sro residen a southwest, Suddenty, at the residence of hee Chas. P'sissen in Greene and ‘months, hay fian, of tis eltye tor oe