Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1878, Page 3

nnn —— BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. VERY, ONE says thst SEI.BY som rhe vor! #1 FUTURE DAYS. Sis Bedoot rie fr | JOHN SHEEMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer, CF i St. Cloud Bullding. GREAT BOSTON TRUSTEES: 84 DESIRABLE Ts= = TERED oBiytias8y No. $11 P STREET SHOE AUCTION HoUSRB. Mirrue ot a dood the 10th of trust, dated fe Liner iter No bitte tit it seaone of the, 0. et one lara of the Distriet of Golumbia, and at oH 91 Pennsyloants Avenue. re weeeor the les sect we will sail hens, Gop bh be Le at public auton om. RWEDNESDAT, tne 2508 Our stock 1s now complate for the Fall season, | $83 of September, A.D. 1878. at 6 o'clock p. ui + which contains Oo LAT Y in front ol described NDI — rhe premises, the following, described MEN'S gad CHILDREN'S SHURE ak Pre elty or Washing Distriee of Oplambia, Prices Se aust seees everybody, from the com-, towit: The ae ‘Monest, the of the Int bis of ci xt buns raleni dot ars, which, oa payment "Tern © of sa'e: ‘Three hundred ($300) doltars (in. terest and (expenses) ba aucs in one 5: from day of sale with interest Ac elghi (8; per conte Der annum, tbe 3 secured on am the GEORGE BAUER, { trustees. we. M CY H, dSal-sman. se 13-15 17 18 21.23435 T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, BUSTERS | SALE CE & . DESIRABLE FOUN: NCE THE SKVENT: VEN 4 : fTaeer "ROAD. NEARLY orroarE Ladies White Kid Slippers ii a “TILE CEMETERY, * JUST ont BEYOND RIGHT WOUD, on By virtue of trust, dated Se ber 6th, A-D. 186. duly recorded is No. 830, folio No. 316, one of the Nand. cords for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured therevy. we teil se ai fublle au-tivo. In rent of tne ‘premises, on Sptemer $0 h. 1878. ar 5 o'clock p- me the tallow ng de cribed real estate. situate, in the county of Washington, D. ee All that Pece or varee or land iying on the west side of 7th 8 reet road, ont re of at actoalled “The Girt’s Por:ion,** cont, eight and seventy-four-hun- dredths’ (8 7: acres (the metas aag bands will ewenn re fh ume of sale), togecher with the improv. ments, &c. th in cash, aud the balance at Men's’ Ptiad spiia make Boots. Men's Bi Bo ‘all sizes apa q.ail- ties, from.. aii sizes, from ay sip Elo Flow shoes, ieular attention ¢ on ‘Seats who are sbuut to invest in School 8hoes for 00 PAIRS OF Lechap gp | a AT 7% CENTS All other Shoes in Drogorton. ‘erms: One-for six, twelve aud cigh‘een won.hs, wi interest at 8 percent. per annum, secured of trust on the property so dy ‘or al cash ‘at option of the purel ‘A deposit of $100 req:tired at the time Sf sale, and all conveyancing aut recording at pure chaser’s cost Terms to be comp! ed with in seven os otherwise the Trustees reserve ‘he right to sell the prop: rty at the risk and cost of the de- fouling pars ‘Daser after five days advertisem snt, Children’s Shoes, with heels, sizes from 6 to 10, at BO cents a pair. idren’s Button Shoes. Philadelphia City sizes from 1 to 5, at 40 cent mane. Beye Bet Schoo! shoes, all sisee. at 76 cents per pair. he broken stock of Hummer touds—no offer re- BAINARD H.W, }rrustees, . E. PREN ISN, Great inducements to wholesale buyers. eer l7-cod Remember the sign of the Rad ‘at the BOS- JUNCANSON BkUB., Avctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON FLEVENTH STREET EAST, BELWEEN NORTH C ROLINA av. vesua TON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE 491 Pa. ave, sep7-tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. NEW Yous suox srore, AND SUUTH B STREET, BEING NO. 11 rT 605 Pennsyleania avenue, wri one ag of trust, dated Nevem- Onr GOODS are as R00 as any in the market. Prt Hea arate Qur prices are Tully 20 por cent loos than ay thor Tor the Dustriet of Golumola: snd est of the take no advantages, Our goods are all murked in plain figures. LOOK AT THIR LIST. a party secured thereby. we will nd Sova auc Hon, mm front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY ean day of Beptember, A. D., 1978. at 5 oreloe all that. certain piece or parcel of Laat, ,, Sid Worked Button Holes...---..--99 00 | Pouna vtncin thosald city and District afore. oon — cease iad, ends Lngwn sn Lok marketer letters °A7 Ladies’ Pren rok, ae ia thee ered subsist of orginal cae: Pes eek a oc and nd siaty-elait ( ), together with the improve- pr Fored. or 89 Corte pie eae cerns: = One-third (9.9 the purchase money in Ladies: Haisi-made Slippers. ......----.88e, t0 1 50 i peience in six, twelve: au@ elgtioon eee ee Gee ee <-~-8be; to 1.50 | Sonins with intorest at the Yate of 7 per cont. Misses’ Kid Botton Boots.... sc caBLa6 £0 2 BO | Secured by deed of trust on the property sold. SE ee oe to 1m | copvevancing at purchasers cost,” A’ depoalt of ea See $1CO will be Tequired at time of sale. If terms of Gent's Calf Con gato 2.7 | sale se not complied with in Ove days from day of abt 27 | sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the and 1 60 | Broerty at the risk and cost of defauiting pur- sig 43 | Sepicecads THOS.'s. HOMEINe, }TFustocs, init will convines pun Chad’ ihices Sethe ney | TPTAOMAB DOWLING, auc loner. pot le Pe Oy WE Er IE tk es = GEO. MCOUARTHY. + PACE, GEORGETOWN, D. C. By or A WORD TO THE WISE! trletof Co Columbia, tn equity cause No. 3 880, ith, the ‘an a i will well. &8m PY mblie = th in front : '¥TERNOON, 8piember eich. 1873, sao cee P: a ail that Dee of lot forty-three & ss more paricularly :et forth in Liber 110, at folto SB, bre of reeords for sald Distrlee. with the fans wements, we» consisting of a three-story brick use, suitable fOr dwelling and store purposes. ‘Terms of saie: Oue-third cash, aud tne balance der Of the Supreme Court of the a S2-NO SHODDY! NO AUOTION !-@R ONLY SOLID LEATHER! Ive and eighteen months with interest at 6 THE Best Manus! Larzsefrriast — | bor contum por Siu, scursd by a dood of trast onthe property. A deposit of $28 required of the F mhose Did is accepted. sepl7-d Sal 414 street. BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, OHN SHERMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer, J Bt. Cloud Building. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF pgraee No. BEING EDP e AND 137 NORTHEAST. ‘Hy H By rirtue Of & dest Of trust dated Sist day of May, A.D. 2876 and duly recorded in £74 Liber No, 817, folio 428 et seq., one of the records of the District of Columbia,and at ue Darties secur: d tae.eby, we will sell st Dublic auction. on THURSDAY. ne 26th day of A. orelock p.m . tn front the following desert bod Droperty,. Improvements the.eon, situated elty of Washington, District of Colum la, to wit: All that certain piece or pot paccet of land and prem- sued as and being sil of squsre one aaeatnres( 1003 B) due 5 be suid ‘subject toa prior ‘trust Pate ‘Terms of sale: One thousand ($1,000) dollars to be palo in cash; balance in six twolve and eigh- months day of sale, with interest at cignt (8) Der cent. per annum, to be secured on me CH ISTIAN G. LEDEREB, GEURBGE BAUER, }rrustess. WM. M SMITH, Salesman. 913,16,19 21.24 96 ‘Sold at the well-known Old Established Shoe House 1908, ‘BEETS 12TH or L. HEILBEUN, Ne. 409 Tth street northwest, Sign of “HAT OLD WOMAN OF MIE3.” 8.—Price Lista to be had at store gratis. ropert; 8A es ara, which ou payment of interest will at Inter- c Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF Tix 3U ine Gar nt prome Court of the District pa Colas ae stress Se oe aa, sl Tae Ae | Be SEY eee ts ao , 1878. at § o'clock p.'m., Lot numbered t ‘OR OR NORFOLK FG FORTRESS MONROE AND | Wen, 03.) in 4, 8. Bhel ee fost KandL ae at num, , ra et Gagner, FOR POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS. Bteamer JOHN W. THOMPSO: Captale fon eos CARUS! ah Gis B. Woop, her wasrfe tern Barbour's Law Bi Sim tage Sane por eae ok CHAS. W. HANDY, "auct. sepl3-dads rrioman, Nominiand Leonardtown, town, stopping at iptermediaie ang Matiano. > Daveot calling, MEDICAL, &e. For further information, ly at the office, over Me Bank. Knox's 50 REW AED IF DE. BROTHERS FAILS TO pS oe ae Brcore aay cme ot Feaie Weaknees, irroguari- i CGE Bay Bans Ex | Gos bet ewe, oppmiis nantes corts-Swee ae BACON, Loa ‘ACCLNELLY- U= DB. HART!.EY'S STEAMERS coe SEW YORE, ME ‘The Steamers JOHN BSON and E. C, Cer cafes me ‘Bren Rew Nor, fees It quieuty gure Hoaaache ‘ort re! It qui cures Soi aes i ps ‘Ovclock ony asta, Onrensy aa ae “Fetaec st Fox syematin | Geeta poses, tion ah ad tan Baik, ib aes oe A FtoR. ee S DENDAR Ageni ‘ater street, pee Epa Led ts ues mag, with priasd ceormtiowa.” SAMUEL BACON, President, phon, wie with Dr. Hi Fart ee adelphis Medical N2? RTH GERMAN LLOYD—Sr LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON- DON, SOUTHAMPON AND BREMEN, arrestee asgte Sesmers of rome Pie eae Sate | to7 fo7 pm.. at DE. Wauriey SS Omer foes ore are Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New oo Ewo doors from and 1 ~ ond eave CMTE NO MIBTAKE.1 ang80-tr itor pas \UNSULT ae LEON. the okiest blisned Peers Specialist in the city. He guarantece a perme: so" | wal Re gmtceseate reas ones (nvm EXPRESS Tine 0d il treated casce = ey ea noroUR care A) ALEXANDRIA, WASH- pee Cree! = INGTON DN AND GEORGETOWN omnectin ‘Line {or Bostows ti Y! cae ies ‘DE We AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. OMAB DOWLING, . Auctioneer, RY BALE OF TMEROVED BEAL STATE 4 SITUA’ Se THE WEST SIDE OF MARKET en ee GEORGE- TO" TRI thenoe ni se jol “with Market Space twenty-eight. fects ence thirty-nine feet to the poue of begin with a two-s ory Brick Store and ip sab “firme: Que-‘bird cash; the residue of the pur- cue Money in vis, twelve and eighteen mout the purchaser givi:g hs notes ini ae the cay cf as orallof the purchase moaey be paid on che day of sale. Qn ther .vifvation of gale by ihe Ovurt aut payment of Ca whoie Pe es “0, wil be made to ube pur- Chaser at 1 i: cost acd expe '89 BDA “KSON, Trustee, Not 105" Bridge st., Georgetown THOS. -IN@, Auct. "sep 10t UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TEUSTER: B SALE OF IMPROVED EeOE Re: Own URTH SYTREKT, GER By virtue of susedot trast, dated 16:h day of February, A.D 1°76, and duly rovaided tn Liter 774. foliw 3:0, due of the land records. for the Diets lay and by reaues scoured thereoy, I wi ublic gation, i Tront of the rr Intsée. on, TU RSD a Y. 3:p- tember, A.D: 1875. at 5.30 weleck pine al ont certaip piece or parcui of ground lying aud belng, in the, elty of Georgetown, D, G,. knowa and de- scribed a» belt gs part of L1,in Beatty & Hawkins? amerded widitfon to sald @éorgetow.: Boy tnlog for the same at the -outhwest corner of sald lot an running thence east with the tue of 4th streat Ubirty-three and one-half (33%) feet more or leas to the west wall of a smnail brick tenement bull: on Part of the came and on the adjoluing lot by An- rew Barker in his life time; thencanorch with the wall of the said house to the north ling of sald lot; Thence west to the Lorthwest corner of sald Jotiand thence by and with the west line of sald lot to’ t Begin pgs together with all the improve: Pl Ee nts, ering of gale: Cue-third cash; balance in six nd twelve months notes bearing intorest a: the Fate of 10 per cept. per annum until pai cured by a deed of trust on the property Sol Ail conveyancing at the cust of purchaser. If terms of sale are not compiled with within five days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell e property at the risk and cost of the defanicin er five dass’ public notice. A depos! brsi00 uired at time of sepl2-co, W. H. HARRISON, Trustee. \OMAB DOWLING, 4 Auctioneer, CHANCERY BALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPESTY UN SKJOND RIRKED EAST, Ur TWEEN NORTH \A)) AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS, NEAR THE CAPITOL. By virtue of on order passed by {the Supreme fs Ccurt of the, District oc Columb ity suit No, 4 899, ry, wi lain, ys, Levnidas S. ott et al..'? on the 8th day of Tember, A.D. 1878, I will offer for sale at punile auction. in front uf the premises, on WEDNE: DAY, ine 25h day of September, e430 0°cNcK at te Fisk and cost of the defaulting pur- the following described real esate. parts of Tot buu, ered seven (7), ‘and the south part of Lot NGS. in Sqnare No. 259, Beginning tur sata Bei of Lot No.7, at the southwest corner of td, and ‘running’ thence east 05. fect In. taonica Lorh 83 ft, 34 in, thence east 44 ft, 10in;;: thence horth 22 ft: 6! ins; theneo west 99 ft. 10'cin., and Thence souin 4b ft.'2'u-~ to the polut of bexlantn d. beginning for said part Of lot No. 6 at the southwest corner of OL, Tunning cast 99 foot 10% inches, north 22 feet 7's inches, thonos West 24 feet 10% Inches; thence south 17 feet, west 75 feet, and *hence south 6 feet 73 inches, tothe Point of beginning, with the improvements ther on, const of a three-story Brick ‘Dwelling. house anda frame tenement’, ‘Sogo oe 804 sab ect to prior encumbrance of Lape and tax cenveyanelng at rarciane ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money im cash, the resiaue In two (2) equa! instaiments, erste dua twelve months, or all cas1 at option of purch: terms be not complied within Wve (6) days the ‘Trusteo reserves the Tight to reso.) at purchaser's risk and cost, $50 depoult required roperty is bid it Wen rOPerY AS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee, sepld-eota Bt street n-W. 08. E.WAGGAMA~ Real Estate Auctioneer USTEES' AG OF y ALUABLE PROP i aber gs ENN:YLVANIA AVENU BTW es ST. Roa vue of adoed of trust, dated March 11, rded on’ the 14th day Wei, in Liber No, 639, ‘Otte of tho lana records for District of Columbia, Suan party secured thereby, we ur Mall at chats futite oh promises, in FRIDAY. the #7¢h tember A. AD 1878, at 4 o'elook {nd rohow! Ing described real eetate, viz: i cna 08 oF cound situated tn ihe city of trie: of Colum ta» ino the southers mt Jot Lot 46, in Mevereseton 1 haviug B flout of Bb feet on Penneyivenia average ae Bing back with the same width to the d:pth of 70 foot aud 2 inches and ts inproved by & four (4) reling Hous aad Store ‘Terms of the purchase 1 smoney to be pald in casnz and the residae in three equal ments at twelve (12), eighteen matey and cweaty: four (24) months. respectively. wlth sncerest om the who! able half-yeariy. secured by notes Bnd.a deed of trust on the premisoe, A deposit of will be required when thy property is Kaucked n. The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, otherwise the property me be resold, after one week s notice, at the risk cost of the WALTEC SC irchaser, Me TaN Lie, }Trustezs, THOS, E, WAGGAMAN. Buch” copt7-a2 8 OWNMAN & exEEY Auctiont 419 7th st. nor west. ec! Frout of 2 ety twenty-elghe (ae), ef Joba 0. Byany Tenuta eat sub-.ots numbered oarieen, fAittesn, sixceen, sev- enteen and elghteen, o: Jobh L. idwelt's record ed surdivision of Lots in alla imbered tw eels aL epee ane togortee i he iim provemen' misting 0 handsome bric! Fenidenee, Nor 21 Vermont avenue. acer, bearing interest ac the. iaicor i ine A ig Interest ac the rate of six ver from the day of sale, ist On the property taken. A deposi: of Five Hundred lars shall be Tequired of the purchaser at the timé of sale, and Couvezansing and revenge stanps shall pe Dense OF urchaser.’? The Trastees Foserve the ri ne to rool ‘at the cost aud risk of urchaser in default if the terms are not com- pie with to ten days sation he day of saie. WwW. PH scpl9-d&as JAMES” HE LaTrT. OHNSHERMAN, Au CHANCERY ce OF TATE K 8TRI Eurw WEEN By virtue of a deci of the lecree of the Supreme Court District, of Cocumbls i" Sk ied 78 in equicy cause No. tbe Day’ the 32 ‘day ore October, Andis offer for alone | Bag ‘ec auction, in front of ‘the remiseg, the fol- ribed real estate, a ing to the es- he tate Alfred Jonesy to aig, The west 7 iiny-twe <32) feet of lot ne De ‘aud the whol lots (3) tn square numaerce Purchaser's cost, Terms to be complied wit in seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves Fight to resoil the property at the sisk and cost of sepis-coas ae FHANCIS MILLER. Trustee, ———————— Ngee FRAME BBie priv NU ties oe ON tnt PUMaLS BalILBOA! Purine # a9 a ceo oe the or att ly, Fevo folio 108, of {hie lana recor ing and sroording a ew LL aa B.H. Wathek rons JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. BLIO SALE O} ALUABDE PIECE PURPOSE el btEs pia TWO- tee RTH RLSTREETS NOBTHW! DAY. Sept. $3, at 6 o'clock meet’ a ak so ia being 2 ‘Cent, per apnum ‘Bote deed of trast on ESeais aa ae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _THE EVENING STAR. THIS AYTEBNOON. | abacis DOWLING Auctioneer, ‘RUBT EES’ foun: oF as LOTS ous S0rd STRERTS WELT: ONE OF THE, tors Ge; 30. BEING INPROVED BY A SMALL By virtue of two deeds of trust, one dated November 90th, 1874, and the ‘ther dated January 11th, ‘and duly recorded tively, In Liber 766 and 877, folios $83 ana the laid records for the District of Columbia, aud at the written request of the party secured thereby, ‘We will sell _at public auction, in front of the pee mises, on SATURDAY, keptember Zist, a. D. ‘ai6 o'clock pei? top foro ageribed Peal ‘eetata, Gises Lat iamepert (80), Hopkin’s recorded sub-aivimenat square numbers ed one m (110); and at the same time place by virtue of the et deed Of trust, we will also sell lots thirty-one (31) and thirty two (82), of the sane ub-division. aye Ye Set | oaRerins of of gle: One-third of the purchase re u and twelve mon! a Spite 7s. food of trust Ortho premises $016. "A Goer of $40 ori be 1868 80) le} te re Quire1 on each lot sold at time of sale.” All con- BA Fiaisen: {Trustecs, Auctioneer. sep7. 10 12, 14.17,19&ds THARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF . A TWO-STORY AND BACK BUILDING BRICK No. pi E STEBET NOBTHW eos CHARLES E. THOMAS DOWLIRE. and March Teco! in iil ae 687, tollo 172, and Liver 748, folio 265, and by direction of the secured thereby, ill sell Eb saction, tn front of the = EDAY, the Sist of Septem ver, at 5:38 o'clock Lot number thirteen No, 13), i. sub-division @ of aqaare num- e hundred and eleven (No, 511), with im- provements thercam: Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve mcnths, with Interest at the rate of 8 per cent. pr snnum, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. Ali conveyancing at purchaser's down at time of rc eos tw be com- piled with in five days from « TANIED CanUe, JB sepll- eoaas § ‘rustee, JUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers, IRUSTERS BALE OF VALUABLE ROVED KEAL ESTATE, on ect en EA ST, between KAST on aye poneeets SOUTH, being Ne y virtue of a deed of trust tt. Us, dated gu Bist, ap a duly reccrded in Liber folio 28, one of the land reconisof Dininie et of Colambia and at the request of tne ve ties secured thereby bY ‘We wil) sell at public auct! »n, in front of the on THURSDAY, the 26 h day of Keptember, mA 1878, at 40’clock p. m.. the following ~lescribed real esta e, viz: Part of Lot No, eleven (11), in Restaeina: No. eight hundred and sixty-nine &e3}, for the same at a pane Op east 6th street nitty tau fest seven inches (94 ft. 7 p.) north of the southwestern corner of sa‘ Sguai and running thence east ninety-six (96) feet; thence north Twenty 0) feet; thence west ninety six (96) feet, aud thence south to the place of dvglnning! Improved by a two-s:ory brick dwelling, sta ‘Terms o! One-third of the purchase money sates Jn cash, ‘and the balance tn six, twe'veand es months, with interest at 8 per cent, per annum, ge, ured or the property acid. | If the terms of sao are not complied with in six days from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the pur- chaser’s cost. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale, OSCKOLA GC. UREN, sepl7 W ORDU N,N’ }Trustecs, 1), E. WAGGAMAN, Eeal Estate auctioneer. ° TRUSTER'S SALE OF YALUASLE Im- PRC ee Sas ON MABYLAND HA dated Sth day recorded in Liber Jand Of the promises i on MO: ‘September #3d, 1878. at eBoreiock an all Ks lots No. Band®, in with Improvements thereon; also, lot Borg. ana: and all of original lot 9, In square juare B64, with improvements thereon, cash, aad ne in Saree oa wit intered the satisfaction of oe ‘or all of al a eaters purchaser, A deposit ot of berequired ‘wher th the bid is wpeaaae (OS. E.WAGGAMAN, rasiee. \OMAS: DOWLING, J Auctioneer, BLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST-CLASS REB- aM DENCE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BEOOND AND MARKET BTBGETS, IN By ei os a deed of ahaa? to the under- signed, o! March Cat cot ae a ae ae cordedin Libor Nov 181, f the land records of the District: ‘of oonuaibiae aud a conformity with an order of the Suprems Court pon} eas, sat of Columoia Chencery et al. vs. Cox vt al. Shall sol ae bile, acietton, on WEDNBDAy, Beptember 35 1878, Bcd o'clock pin, tn ront of ole fronting ‘Market street, in Georgetowa D C., accurdin lat Of anid padi fon, and improved by a Noatdence, ar One “f Terma ct sale: ne-thtrd of the purchase money in cash; balance in three equal Instalmants at one, two and three ye It of $250 eal ‘4 wprliser ae the time and pace of and not com) oth fal! within tye days from may 0 of Fale, wilt be resold at th cost of the ‘dotaut ing pur- Chasoron dive days! enone in the Evening Star. ME ASHFORD” }Trustoos, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. sepl7-<i pe ea Se EK. a. ae 'N, Auctioneer, 513 7th st, USTEES’ SALE 3 EIGHTH STREET N.W., A THERE Stony BRICK GuTTAGE, WITH Lakes YAR. By virtue of a eed of trust, dated Febras- me 1875, and recorded in Liber /4, folio 225, one of the land recurds for the: District ot Columbia, and decree of the Supreme Cour of the ‘District of Columbia gt ey, cause 296, Lord et al, va, Shanahai we wil Pa ‘at public auction, Neg front of the pi FRIDAY, Sepromber g7th, 1878. ato o'clock . m., the sout! cate of Lot numbered five (5), a Bqiare, pum four hundred and twenty: Cae innit for the bounds of the same at the we corner of said lot aad ruaning thence north with the east line of Stn 8 reat west sixteen feet four and one-half inches; theace east one hun- half inches. thence west one hundred feet to the yes of demining, together with Pig improvements here e-third cach Brisk Coutags e-third balance tate ‘ewelvo and twenty-four coon with laverest at eight par he deferred payments (0 be secured by 2 deed of trust st upon the p operty sold. $200 shall be paid when the propart; knocked off. MAEES St ROMWER, Py core aLF EB, tTrastoos. . Auctioneers, 4127.) ot. northwest, se BAL E OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITU «TY ON VERMONT AVENUK, BECW. WEEN K AND Ww. ONSIsTIN OF ageoome BRICK ae NO. Rea Virtue of a deed of trust to uh reas June, A.D. 1874, and ay fare ‘ded in. 0, 758, follo 134, one o = Diserict ot Clumbia, and Cy they written Troquest. eee We will offer or salo, infront of they THURSDAY, Octo rer 10tb, red ixteen, seveuteen and eighteen, of 9 Joti i. Kidwell oor 1 su> division of Icts tu square numbered ‘tw ‘with the Improvem a consisting of “Hiodwno — eee No: ms Gimp nes fitranes ‘erms of deed of trust: ‘The fail amount of ate! tndebtoducte, forster zn the Interest, costs, commisst jancing, and. d revenue stamps shall 188 Of the Tae Trast.es r- ri 2 risk ie ne terms ay iT the day of wi, ns PHIL! eoplo-dtds JaMES M. Latra, {Tcastoos. Fe ry rast, eth, and rhe request of Iwill rafter at eons ‘sale, cay of or Sept . aS Tescanson BRUB.. | Auctione:rs, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF P ee HES M. T. TABLES, WALNUT © Easy Ci. SES, DEOP Tle, CaRPs’ OLLCLOTAS. &C., &C. By ‘virtue of 2 deed of trnst, duly recorded, in Lil No. 866. folio 353, of the land 1e- cords of Washington county. in the District ee T will sel, at public auction, on UESUAY MORA INU, Beptember 94 hy 1873, in fae of Duzcanson Bros, suction rooms, 9ta and LD sts. n.w., at 10 0 clock all the goods and ney fae named ee in Schedule A, at-ach to said Coot oe See = : oy: mentioned ay Of this advertisemen sep21-8t JOFEPH KUSENBAUM, Trustee. OVSRSMENT sore E OF QUABTERMAS- 8 STORES, Dero Qt. Arena WA!HINGTON, D. WM be wold at ‘public ‘angAon, at narreemmastors Corral ‘of 14h 3 Cs 10 O'clock a.m. Fatl- Day, Boptembsr ‘a7-b, 1878, serlbéa property : Horse: jarness, forse, Ci and a variety of Tents, Axes Shove the following de- ‘Heating and Cook Stoves, uartermaster’s property; also and a variety of camp and Garrison sge_ ‘For full particulars apply to this omce. “erie cagh, A. F. ROCKWELL, sep2l-4t ‘Vepot Qiartermaster. ‘OUN@ & MIU ULETON, Auctioncers, THUSTER'S SALE OFA ATWO STORY SABE: T ANI) MAN BARD BRICK Fo, £08 onde Brvirturet steed of trust to me, dated Jure Ist, 1875. and recorded in ! iber 7-8. folk 60, of the land records of the District o Columbia. and the written couuett of the pany wed thereby, I wilt seil at public suctisa, 1a tof we a Kp. m., on he morn part of foe thine oh squsre 103, fronting 22 fest 6 Inches on 18th stree", and ruaning back t © syne width GL teet to a alicy, topsuer with thelne Povenents thereon. Terms: ‘Lhe amount of Indebtedness sacurat by said deed of trust unpstd, and the expens-s of ths sale in cash, and the baisnce at six, twalve and eighteen montus, sec adeed of trast upon the property, and the netes of the Ras hasar, besr Ing Interest rrom the day of sala, A deposit of S23) Feduired at the time of “al aut the terms are ‘nor complied with tn seven (7) days, tho ‘Frusteo wil i the preperty at the risk amd cost of the dee talting purchaser. ANDRE }. BRAD'.E sep2l-eo&cs badiarti a Tra: JUNCANSON BRUS , Auctioneers, IRUSTEYS) SALE OF F TWO-STORY FRAME COTTAGE AND SIDE LUT, situsted on 8h street, between H and I sts, n.e., at auction, By virtue of a deed of trust given tous, Liber No, 715, folio 388, of the land record for the District of Columbia, and by requesto the party secured thereby, we will all, at public auc- ticn, on TUESDAY. the 8th day of October. A. 18°8, at 5 o'clock p.m., In front of the premises, ali thoge coreale piece or parcels of land and prem- ises known and described upon the gt frag bee at or plan of the city of Washington, D.C., as deing lo’ twenty-seven and twenty-eight of A. B. subdivision of sqaare 859, wgether ‘with's al imprevements, ways, easements, rights, pri ya. a) pen enane s'and haredttaments to te longing or otherwise appertaining. Lot 27 is vboprove by a two-sto ‘rame Couage, Lot 28 ls Gale oroved, and adjol ins lot 23. ‘erm: One-third cash; ice in six and twelve ee notes Dearing interes: at 7 per cent, uns) aid, ane secured by a deed of trust on the prem- sod, All conveyauciug ~ purchaser's cost, A ucporit of $100 requi:e ime of ale. Lf the terms of gale are ee Bere He with within seven days from day of sale. the T: right to resell the property at the risk atd cost of te defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days’ Pub fc10.leo.of auch reealo, K, seal CONRAD KAUFMAN, }Trustecs, HUMAS DOWLING, Auctienser, COMPORTABLE BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE oe a A BETWEEN 28D AND 24tir STREETS NORTHWEST, oni Tt fSDAY A AFTERNOON, Sept. a 1878, at 6 orclock, In front of «| he’ premises, hail'sell the east’ 18 ey ‘by a depth, of 100 fest, of Lot 13, Syaares?, tmproved comforiavle two-story’ Brick ‘Dwelling, situate “ve ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve months, with notes beari: re ine melee ats cent per annum until) psid, an red by a eed of st on the property. "Conveyanclag at Pan chiasen’s cose. at deposi: of $50 required waoen the prope! 1s 601 tepiod TOMAS DOWLING, Anct. Ez. WAGGAMAN, E. Real Estate Auctioneer, Two FEAME HOUSES, No. 418 and 420 TWELFTH STREET 8. On WEDNESDAY, September 25th,” 1878, at 5 o'clock p.m. I 1 wu sell, in front ‘o! premises, Lots and 14, in Baa 321, pf a mages ae aa tee m1 20-6 £a8 = T. E.WAGGAMAN, Auctr. UNCANBON BEOS., ‘Auctioncers, SALE OF IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED On FRIDAY a¥rsiNOUN, se Be ata 8.0, a at Socio oy OB: 7 beeen Sa if I euare WAT; He a, we On TUESDaY, ‘october ist, at 5 o'clock part Lot, avenue s.€.. ). TD. uare 788: corner K ard Naw Jer <y ronting 36 feet on Now J recy ars. 8 8.ory brick, hones, At 440 clock p.m. part Lot 9 sqaare 743; M streer, b Lween New Jorsey avenue aud It street cout €as:; 2-st Ry frame. 6 room: Title good ornosale & ‘deposit juired at time sal sale. ‘Terms iiberal, and made ABOWD at Hime ot sile. ser: H, WAENER, Heal Kstate Auctioneer, TRUSTEE ‘8 SALE OF A THRERE-STORY AYD RUEMENT #RICK HOUSE. 49 STREET ue To Witd THE Lut. By virtue cf 9 deed of trust to m 28:n Jul + ABTA, recorded in Liber fo10 laud records county, ee Washington, D.C. T shall sell at ale, in front of mes on. 30:0 day of t 5 that part of quare hi entyave within the fohown viz: Commencing at a Sera two hun senty, fe lace of beginning, ta thereon, a three-story aud basement ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cwh, ‘of which io deposit of $50 will be reqatred to be made immed! apy after the sale:), balance in a slr, reve ana eighteen montts, with ten per interest until pald, "0 oe secured oye pasdof trast on the property, with an insurance c’ause: and if the terms are not complied with in ten days after sale. the Ye perty will be resold after five dsys’ Rotice, to le published In the \* Evening star," at risk snd cost of tre defaulting purchaser. All the cost of ‘doods Shoal Any ie the purchaser, HN E. DALL, Trustes, sepa0-d JO} F. H. WABNEH, Auctioneer. _——— Site LX OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON T418- ‘TH STREET EAST, NEAR I STREET By Vir ue of 8 "deed of rusty Fecordet tn Liver 763, fo io 287, and of the Supr'me Court of the District of Golumbia, in Equity cause No, & 449, ea vs. Moultor et al..) we will soll at nubl e,auction, n fcont of the, premises, on WE AY, ‘Ocvober 2d, 1878 at 5 o'clock f Lots number 33, 29, S0.a0r 81, in Michioi-s subdivit n of BataeS number 1096, beginning for the same in the east line of t8th Strect northeast, 20 feat and 6 inches from the southeast ecrner of I and 13th streata Rortheest, thence south 26 feet $ inches, theace 88,"ect, thence north 16 foot 8 Inches, thance met 88 feet to the pla.e of beginning, in Washi, ton citv, D. ©., being improved by a two-story Brick House, Corner Stn aed streckes rms: One-fourth cash; ana balance in equal Installments, Ja siz twelve and elgheen months from day of sale, with Interest F cent. 5 all'ca.hy at the option of the purchaser. be complied with within therein, right reserv defaulting purchaser. posit of $200 required, ene ay ene wert cust, F strect northwest: Jon's PeaER AEDS a ‘Trustecs, 1D etree _GEO, TRUE-DELL. west" _s0p20 Free SALE-—at College, S-atton, Biadensburs, under decree, at 1 0! clock, OCTOBER $a, 57 ACRES. = desirable for ‘or for Suburban residences. -4 OMAS DOWLING, | Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THRI OF T Lr ey Ue ri Nae on ASE OF THREE 8 io 438 SKVENTH STREET, N. NER OF E STB! On TT PSDA 24 b, 1878. lara, we will wit SATURDAY ...,...deptember 21, 1878, — eee A ae Ye: Low Fever Inctpent.—A few Weeks avo, one Light, in an cere ay tage en Cus'om Mouse street, there lay dying & child sick of this dreadful malady. Minis tering to its last wants was all that the vn- pay pare nts could do, for the child was dcomed, and in the small hours of morning the spirit of the loved one passed away. The father then set to work to make arrangements for the burial of his child. He went to the armoir, where the last of =e money, #10, ana lew jewels were de After searching high and low for some time he fact that he had been robbed. realized tne He immediate. ly told the police his piteous tale, and they nD ‘im by promising to look for the thief. ey foun Sufficient evidence to war- nt the arrest of a negress about the house. The father was ‘om the coffin of his chiid to come up to the court to make an affidavit. While ther giving a description of the jewels, he recei a message that his wife Taller a victim to the fever. Not waiting tosigu the Amidavit, be frantica'ly rushed from the court room to attend the wants of his wife. The death of his child, the sudden illness of his wife and the loss Of all that remained of his money, so worked upon his nervous system that he also Was claimed as a fit subject for the fever. ad chi'd was buried by friends. Within after the funeral the father expired, and a dey after the mother's spiiit followed that of her penn and husband.—{ New Orleans Picay. OsE SOURCE OF HARD TrmEs.—S) tbe vast—and toa great extent avoidavle—te- struction of property by fire in this country, the Fireman says that fires are increasin’, both in number and destructiveness, far more rapidly than the increase of wealth and pro- duction. It is computed that from an annual loss by fire in 1868 of $35,008,000, the annual loss, exclusive of Sip fires such as Boston and Chicago (if they may be called “excaptional’), has increased to $10),(x),000. The full oes of this statement cannot be realized unless analyzed. This loss is the irremediable loss of human product and in- dustry. Itis the conversion of human blond, brawn and muscle, necessary to create #1()),- 3,000 of value into ashes and smoke, As. suming the labor that produced this value to be worth $3 per day, this loss is the loss of more than the combin ed labor of 100,000 men for one entire year. Then, too, it must be re- membered that this is surplus production. It has been accumulated by producers after earning livelihoods for themselves and fami- lies, and paying their share of the cost of gov- erninent and their — of the burdens of society. It would require, then, the labor of 100,000 men for twenty years to replace by surplus production this annual loss. It is not only so much wealth subtracted from the re- sources of the country, but it is the loss of the Productive power of so much capital. A HERO OF THE PRESENT.—We clip the fol- lowing from the Lynchburg Virginian: When yellow fever broke out in Portsmouth in S55, @ young man, Mr. Samuel Cutherell, donee unincumbered, refused to leave, but nvrsed in the terribly infected hospitals until stricken down himself. Cheerful and deter- mined, he recovered and nursed on until “the pleas was stayed” and his city free. When he war broke out he went to the front and ex- hibited the same cheerful, fearless devotion and disregard of danger. In this service he contracted violent rheumatism, which has left the maiks of its vielence on his brave limbs. And now, a man of ey he passed throng) this city on lis =. to pote gaa to heip that stricken people as a nurse. He spoke to a {lend cheerfully of his determination to fight the yellow fever from city to city till relieved of his self imposed labors by victory or death. It is very hard in these selfish days to find = men. but it is something for the Amer- nig to remember with ae that some aa and women have been found equal to every emergency, however dire the calamily or UW sperate the issue: THE GRowTH OF Kansas.—None of the western states have enjoyed such a phenom. aking of enal growth in population as Kansas, if ~ figures given by the New York Times ‘can. relied on. A census taken early in 28 showed a population of but 8,601; in 1850, o! 107,206; and In 1865, of only 149,179. Since thon it has had @ growth more rapid than any state in the Union. Thus, in 1870 its population was 364,389; the rate of increase from gy 1870, although largely made from 1865 to 1870, was three times the rate of increase or Oregon, ewe. or Wisconsin ; five times that of Califor- Missouri or Illinois, and seven times that lorida or Texas. The census of 1875 put the rolhny ulation of Kansas at 533,; it is Totaneend estimated be a east east 650, 000. The increase has thus been nears y 30, oe @ year since the first census was taken =4 ere cae i shone tenes die Salist ministers ve recommen pure abstinence from the use of tobacco. they will report the results at the end e ‘rst year. Bye the way, did it everoccu to anybody that ministers who preach tom perance in all things are among the most in- temperate indulgers in the narcotic weed? Donovan's RELIGIOUS FERVoR.—Donovan, of Eom nerd ey telegraph that his whole famil, gz low <i h fever at jatar hear ere repli Dy lgptning: “Tleave of a Christian commu- ae he coo cool, religious fervor of this man is Xia to have been only equalled once dy an Trish landlord. His rages wrote: “ od ten- ants tbreaten to hang “Bir, the threats of ‘tenants to aug you have no terrors for me. Augusta Chronicig cae st Fatal RepMowp Not Caprvrep.—It having been reported a few days ago that Reamond, howd Tennessee moonshiner, would be married Thursday night, a large force of dopaty mar. oct were oon” under orders from hing- to attend the wedding and capture the bridegroom: The wedding plalled, fo take Pisces however, and the disappointed append ave returned with their old Story of an inef- fectual surround and narrow escape, THE WHITAKER WILL.—A man has been found who claims to know all the facts con- ae the will of the late Robert Whitaker, ie “ee which has been pronounced ickerson, the New York lawyer, ria ‘which document the surviving relatives ronounce a forgery. This individual is one ‘arter, who was lutimately associated with the deceased mullionaire in his business trans- actions. Carter is willing to tell all he knows if the modest sum of $23,000 is paid for the information. Otherwise he proposes to keep his ere the’ elem himself, and ia this event he avers the heirs will be unable to settle up the esta’ Happy Camp” EXcITRD OVER A MURDER, A Yreka, Cal, dispatch says that a miner named Turowski was found oy es in his claim near Happy top pd ‘riday. His murderers are sup) be Chinamen. The citizens of Happy Camp are greatly excited, and have all the Chinamen in that vicinity corraled, and declare they will find out the perpetrators of the deed and that the Chinese must leave. This is the third or ‘o arth mur- der of white men by Chinamen in that vicinity. DESERTED TOWNS IN PENNSYLYANIA.—It would be hard fora stranger to fiad the spots whereon some of the most pe of the Pennsylvania oil towns once stood. Scarcely a trace is left of Petroleum Center, which ten Hee ago had a population of 4.000, with banks, ig hotels, machine shops, stores and. Sad Pithole City is nearly gone. When CB. Dun. can, who died in Glasgow years ag. @ left to a church of Tithole Pat Duringt the litigation that followed a commit- ‘was sent to find thechurch. They returned and said that no such buiiding was to be found. The fact was that when Mr. Duncan was in Pithole the church was in a flourishing condition, but both congregation and house disappeared before he made his will, A Bird Or PREY.—William N. well known livery stable Kooper. ames shot and rously wounded Finn, an ex-policeman, who had attempted to draw government “rations, but failed because mation ‘being. ven by Roger Finn shot mat “¥ 4 ven inn él Beger a oS Prcnnperced loaded eit, slugs.— Spay shee OF QUICKENED CONSCIENCE. a seine ange fe and two children, is con- man that is wanted. it is Two salen MURDERED.— An old lad: pened Soyear. mi Clayton co! unty ednesday. Her daughter wise cay with’ her, sd her skal crushed The house was set on fire. It is uppoved ronvers commited ae kids reaching clear ortho shoulder “tier! je» awa atte in © was lately “Te Up a Pear Tree” ao Sg, Zommy UD, ree ito the Philadelphia asurer, refused to tell name aud went away Pig ene S@-Going home from a revi; sunday ove in 1 Bil sms See sae fir and ioughé with ves for @ qi #a-We need not think that juarter nuillenniuis while people rob the yolow fovet TO-DAY AND D TO-MORROW. O24 Time ts the droiiest of And porries the world with hisrales; He gave ali to-day t> the vancly To-morrs ir he promised the fools, At frst be made naught ba’ ¢ Then to ke pron ged evans wn ene or, jo he jo good terme with the wor ‘He promised he'd make ato morrorw, ‘The ide rejotced at the news, Put their hands in ‘ir pockets and sh Believing the promtnet teen ™ o“- ‘Would be most rligioualy Rept, They never conceived that the Had prow ised to-morrow in fon Sqjuuletly weet to decay. hi § all to-day "s work to be done, At ast they woke up but to find ‘To-morrc w was really ® myth, And thonghy what they d do, when too tate, iceman 10. do with, Drayed to old Time to return, Me otan prot ely the wasting of breath, For they fou as be langhed and flow on, ‘That to-n orrow was nothing but death.’ WHEN THE SABBATH goes down the = lic goes down. Show me how the Sabi kept in the country and I will show you its morais. May the God of Gettysburg and of Lexington save us from the loss. Seculariza- tion is not equitable. Why should and concert ay be allowed xt bene 2 ——— while plumbers shops and di have to shut up? Are the bal et iris Dotter and more moral than the milliners? Are made of men on the stage clutching Ts tin, signing death-warrants with pens that Wractiealchristtanat bath? (with terri. have no ink, better tha: cece ‘American : ever? ( Applause. )—{ Talmadge’ last Sundoy sermon. si de “ ble ene: 8F-An Ohio exch to bang around, or h day, oe, Doliticilan rember 89: 1878, Many Driscout, in ‘the Cwoaty sooad, year 0! Her trent na re'atiresare yeapnctteny invitea to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residen cerner of Prospect and Warren street town. ).C., on Bunday eveniug, 22 tour 6°cloe! . GREEN. On 5 premier 90th, 1878, DaviD 8, GHEEN aged filts -three yew Funeral fom his late residence 220 R street northwest, {0- morrow (Sunday) afternoon at § o'ek ek, HODGES. At New Orleans, Sopt=inber 20. 187%, on his twenty fourth birth ay. or bead forers GxonGe W. Bonges, son of J. ree lotges. of Washington, a, D.C. -Patiada, Papers please copy.) KELLUM. On September 20, 1878, Zenona- BBL KeLLiMm. Deerest father, thou hath left us, We thy loss io t deeply feel; Bot "us God that has bere Georgia avenue, between Eich’ Suncay. £e,t, 22. Friend: epectfully invited. NTISS. WM. H. PRENTISS, of senile éee in the eighty-second year ¢ P bili Ay me wool ro. ae 10:16 'o’elock Barurday morn "or A878, at the residence of his ‘Tweitte id Q streets, Fosers from Method': ‘ro*estant church, Sir street, hetween E and ¥ streets, on Monday noon, at 4 o'clock. PLATT. At2o‘clocka m., o- S romboe Bist, 1878, of ir flammation of coe ai | wany OLte gle B. Piatt, a infant daughter of Wm. and e Funets! this afternoon, at me ‘clock, from ‘Ube! 8! a ive o' Te idence, 86 Myrtle st. BULLIVAN. September 2ist,1878, CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, & native of the Ireland, parish of Kellbay he relatives and fully invited fost-end the Tuneral, ou Tuses ernoon, September 24, at thres 2 ae frm his iste residence, corner it street sud Dae Ware avenue n.e, STFPHENSON. CHAS. W. STEPHENSON, a est child of Charles and Josephine Siephenson, tm the third year of bis Funeral will take t three o'clooke m.. from No, 102: rm Ww. Pricuds of family are respectfully invited to attend. * WELLS. Mania WELLS, the late, wife of Bichad Wel ‘and 38 years, at her residence, 1633 0 relatives and friends of the fami Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, Er. Augustine’s church, on Monday, at wa o’clock 8. UNDERTAKERS, &. RAILROADS. 72 ALTINOBK AND OBJOBAILBOAD. |? raz oxuar Dovere resck. 0 TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878, TON: 15:15 a. m. “Row ¥ atiad and Bostor Ellicott City. On ‘Baltimore Spree: Spray, nog a 6:30 a. m.—! Annapolis and Way. (own, and fray via as 4 be m.—Point of ay ‘Winchester, and Way ‘gations, 8:30, m.—New York, Boston and Baltimore, Parlor Oar ‘to New York Ce ag tee Branch oes Car to Biase ton. Pullman Car to Cincinnati Gully. Graf- 9 ign.te Bandusky, dally. exoept ba is ‘and Way, sain i.—Ball E: at Bine eee mene er 18:10 — Baltimore, Annapolis, Elitoott City ‘ana War. —New York, Phi Boston oe. aad ‘ork, Hy 5 oe ctr wre eae aoe ‘Express. Frederick via Relay, Stopsat Annap- E ._ . — tof Rocks, Frederick, “ownh ‘Wischester abd Way. Stanions. “On Buse Ley Bate Rin aud jan We Bie 4: worm Norfolk uoept Bondar. Borsele ‘Pas- gengers taken tn the Uars Dare direst to Boat at Camm ton. Stop at Biadens! my oda {6:60p. m.— Baltimore and Way Stations. 17:15 p. m.—C! jo and Combus Mxpress, Sleeping Cars to Chicago. {9:20 Pah Batuimore prom, Sr Louis, Clictuuati, Loulsvile ana “piugbarg x Express. "Pittsburg, xcept — 19: ood m,—! Now Pee arco tow tor cat Soop Oxf Carte Taiisdepnis’ oe Pike stop at Belay Station. feb nm 5") 1878 PENMSYLVANIA 1878 TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Petr itctiiant aieate