Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1878, Page 3

RAILROADS. UCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. ALTITIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. Nations! Houte and Short 1.ine to the North. Northwest, West and Southwest. TO TAKE RFFECT BUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1878. LEAVE WASHINGT( 16:15 a. m.—New York, Phiisdzipnis, and Boston Express. Eilicott City. Og Suncay io Baltimore Sniy.,, Stops at Shipley’s, Laure: Annapolis panction. Jssup's, Blatorer. ‘4 ix Budge. 60 8. m.—Laitimore, AD is . . Winchester, Hagers- rel Express, trast via a Baltimore and ter, Hagerstown, aud Way Stations. —New York, Phliadelphia, Bos: re Express.” Parlor Oar to New York Philadeipbis._ Btope at Annapoits Junction, 18:55 Bee Poals, “hicago, Columb and Pittsburg Express. wo aad Walley Branch except Bui A ah Car toStaun- ton. Pullman Car to Cincinnat! daly. Graf. ton toBandusky, dally, exeept Saturday. 9:00 a, m-—On Sunday Saly, Balcimore, Annapolis E n.—Baltimore Express. Stops at Ble Maensbarg. Bettuviler Lantel Annapouis Jess. tion, Jemsup"s and Hanover. 33:10; m.—baitimore, Aniapolis, Eilicott City ant : 41:80 p. a —New York, Philadelphia ana Boston ‘Express. On Sundays to Baltimore only, stop- ing at all Stations. Stops at Laarol. aS$op. m.—Haltimore, Bidensburg. “and Laarel Express. Frederick via Belay. Scope at Aunap- olis Junctt: 14:35 p. m.—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hager Stations. ‘On Sun- to" Winchester and Way 8 to Po.nt of Rocks Way Btations only. bir Dp. m.—altimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- ons. Express. Norfoik ex: junday. Norfoi a tm tu the Oars directo Bode at Came be Fy Leip | and Lanrel. 6:50 p. m.—Laltimore Way Stations. Pp. m. fo and Qolumbus xpress. weeping hicago. ». n.— Baltimore Express, feash: im.—st. Louis, Claciazat!, Loxisvitie and Pittsburg «xpress. “Pittsburg, except Suuday. Puliman e- z ipbia and Balt- Winore pra," Sleeping Uur to New Yorks ald ta! Stee ping Car to Pbt'sdelphia. Gy Daily, Ushor trains dally except Landay, ) trains stopat Relay Station. jel0 1878 PENNS} RLVANIA 1878 TO THE eee Palette Nabe ie et TRAINS L7AVE WASHINGTON, tro FAVE * po Sixth and B streets, as follows: and the West, 10:10a.:m. dally, with and Sieeping Cars from Cinetanatl, 5t. Louls and Chicago; . cally, with Palace Car to Chicago, ore and Potomac Hallroad. a Hochester, Buifaio, Nisgara North, at 7:40 p.m. daily, except h Palace Cars to Watrins, For & Lock Haven, and Simira, at 10:10 , except Sanday. Voce and the East, 1:45 a. m. and 8:30 p. sith Palace Cars attached. Limited Puilman Cars, 9:20 a. m2. dally, ex- k and the East, 1:30 p. m. daily, ex- with Sleeping Cars from Washing- os For Brookiy, N. ¥., all zhrou tral nect at Jersey City with boats of Brook- iyo Anner, arording Girect tran:fer to Fulton pereet, avding double ferriage and journey eross New Yora . For Phils¢e!phia, m. dally, except Sunday, and 1:45 3. 1., and 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. daily. Limited Express, 9:20 a. m. daily, except Sun- mmowstion for Baltimore, 6:55, 8:30 a.m. aoae 20 p. m. dally, ex: Sunday. For bt a Line, 6:55 a, m. and 4:20 p. m, dally, except Su: fe Vor Aunapolls, 6:65 Bm, and 4:20 p.m, daily, except sy. Alexandria and Frederick: way and Alexandria and le For ales.a, 6, 7, 8. 9:10, 10, 12 a. m.:1, 3 2). 7p.m, On Sunday at 9:10a.m., 4:20, 6, eet For Bichmond and the South, 2:45 3.1, and 9a. m. daily; 6:10 p.m. daily, except Sunday. ‘Tralus leave Alexandria for Washington, 7,8, 9:10, 10, li a.m.; 1, 3, 4:20, 6:20 and7 p,m. Qn Sunday af 8 and 10 a.m. ‘and 6:20 p.m. Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car accommodations can be procured at ths offices, northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl- ¥ania avenue; northeast corner of 3ixth street and Pennsyivani: rebue, and at the depot, where or- ders can be Icft for the checking of baggage to des- Las ey Se and residences, gent: L. P. Fak General Passenger Agent K THOMSON, General T. novld STEAMERS, &c. FR. POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ‘The stcamer MATTANO, Capt. .H. BYLES, will make three trips ESR each week, !woto MOMINI FERRY: and one to MATTOX CREEK, stopp! iptormii Sone Mtge Part Sear tat ou, . Sheslit's ‘Wood Offce. 1114 and and at wharf, foot of 6th streets. ‘8p20-tr 6. TUCKER JON UMMEH ARRANGEMENT. OR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND ae pyit god certs on stfamer LADY_OF ei veamer THELAKE, Capt. C. J. BONNE: VILLE, Keaves | @th-streét_ whar! until further notice, every Monday, at_5 o'clock p. 3, Agent. Wednesday and Fritiay, necting witi. steamers for Beston, Provic other Northern pointe. Returning, teat folk every Tuesday, Thursday and @clock p Dm. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Stesmer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JonN B. Woop, leaves her wharf, termi- nus of 7th and Sco street line of cars, | to wit: All of sub-lot numbered twen: voint of Rocks, Cranberry, Strasburg, | mand | TO-MOEREOW. J. T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, BUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER- TY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECOND AND C STREETS NORTH W £3) By virtue of adeed of trust, Ce 5 3, 2. A. D. 1875, duly recorded in Liber No 77. Follo 18. one of the laud records for the Di tuict of Columbia, and at the request of the pst.y pecured thereby. we will sell, at public auction, in front of the prémisss, on THURSDAY, Oxtobar 3, 1878. at 6 o’clock p. m... the following described teal estate situatein the city of Washingto2, D.C “=88VO0, of the division made by Mary B. ayton of oFigt nal lot nineteeo, (19). and part of original fo eighteen, (18). In reservation numbered eleven. (14), said sub lot tw nty-seven (27) baing part of original lot numbered nineteen, and having afront | on horth Cstreet of twenty-three and a half feet, and one hundred and five feet on 21 street west, ‘ther with the improvements, &c. erms: One-third cash, and the ba'ance in stx, tweive and eighteen moatbe, with iaterest at eight per cert per annum, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at op‘ion of the pur- chaser. A deposit of $100 required at the tims of sale, aud all conveyancing and recording at par- cbaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with In seven days, ctherwice the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting pu rebaeer. afer rive days’ advertisement. ae ogBRAINARD H. WaRNun, } Trustees. 25 23,308ds —— THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until FRIDAY, Cctober 1L 1878, at 4'¢ o'clock pam, ENOCH TOTTEN. SBHAINARD H. oct&-eod T. COLDWELL, Heal Estate Auctioneer. + BUSTEES' SALE OFi TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWE. LINGS. Nos. BSREET SUUTHE AST O01? AND O14 By virtue of a deod of trust, dated Decem- duly recorded in ib ‘Warser, }Trustess, ber 17. A.D. 18 770, ¥o 10 371. one of the land records District of Columbia, and at ths ws itten re- f the party secured thereby. wo will 821, at k auction. in front of the premises, on ¢RI- DAY, Cctober 11, 1878. 5 o'clock p. m., the fol- lowing described real esta‘e situate in the city of Wasblogton, District of Columbia, to wit.: Part of Lot numbered two (2), in Nquate numbared eight hundred and forty-two (843), belaning for the same at 8 pointon south Bstrect, fifty-two (62) feet six and a-half (6) Inches wes: from. tho southeast corner of sald Square: thence west fifty- two (52) fect sx and a-haif (6%) inehes by that width, the depth of one hundred (f09) feet and four (4) inches, iogether with the imyrcvsments, &c. Terms: ‘Oue-third cash, and the Ualanes at atx: taelve, and eighteen months, with Iaterest a7 percent per annum, secured by a de-d of trust on the property sold, or all cash at op:icn of tha pure chaser. A deposit of $160 required at the time of sale on each house, ana all conveyancing and re- cording at purebaser’s cost. ‘Terms to be comp led Within seven days. otherwise the ‘Frastees reserve the right to reseil the property at tho risk ald cost of the defaulting purchaser, or purchasers, after fivedays* atvertistment. BEAINARU H: WARNE EDWARD WOLCOTT, 20 Bs { Trustees, HOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT FRONTING ON PENNSYLVA- NIA AVENUE, NEAR THE CIECL. By virtue of a éeciee of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. in equity cause No. 61:1, doc. 16—Boyie et al. vs. shephe: etal.—I shail sell at public auction, in front ol he Premises, on MONDAY, October 7th, 1878, at 5 o*cloek p:m.. original lot numbered 10, in squaro numbered 49, as the same Is laid down on the piat of the city of Washington; fronting 46 feet and 7 inchs? On Pennsylvania avenue northwest, and Tuuning back 9! feet 11 inches on 251 street, and 91 feet 9inches on New Hawpsbire ayeuue, and coptaining 7,189 square feet of ground, ‘The terms of are: One-fourth the purchase money in cash, and the residue In six, twelve and eighteen months after the day of sale,raspectively, with interest, for which the notes’ of the pur- chaser shall be taken, and alien retained on the Property sold. If the terms of sale shall not be con plied with in six days from and after the day of sale, the Frustee witl resell the proparty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All con- vevancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 must be made at the time of purchase. sep25-d&ds #. K. ELLIOT, Trustee, @@ THE ABOVE SALE 13 PO3TPONED in consequence of the rain, until FRIDAY, October | 1b, “same Lour and p'ace, By order of the ‘Trustee. ~ oe'8-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY BASE- MENT AND MANSARD BRICK DWELL- ING, Do, 806 EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Byvirtuect adead of trust to me, dated June Ist, 1875, and recorded in Liber 788 (7 folio 60, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and the written request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at public auction, in frovt of the premises, at 4¥ o'clock p. m.,"on WEDNEsDA ¥, October 21, 1878, the north’ part gf lot thirty (30). square 105, fronting 23 fest 6 ches on 18:h street, and ruhning back tue same width 61 feet to aa alley, together with ths im- provements thereon. ‘Yerms: The amount of indebtedness securad by eaid deed of trust unpaid, aud the expenses of the sale in cash, and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust upon the property and the notes of the purchaser, bear- ing interest from the day of sale. A deposit of $200 required at the time of sale, If the terms are not complied with in seven (7) days, the ‘Trustee will resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- ting purchaser, SAHIN DECLARE. |, RE WC. BRADLEY, sep21-eosas ‘Trustee, #3 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED uaul FRIDAY, Octover 11h, 1878. sams hour and piace. ANDREW C. BRADLEY, ocil-eo&ds ‘Trustee, JUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN| DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE CITY AT AUCTION. 7 a.m., three times per week, foi ‘Gurtiomaa, Nomint and Leonatdtown, stopping at intermedisie landings each trip. Daysof sailing, further information, ly at the office, over a xpress Ofice, oF at letropolitan Bank, Knox‘s BeCampany's Whart, foot of Gch stroce, ca'led for op Cir at Knox’s Ex- press Office. SAMORL BACON, Pros BJ. ACUINELLY, Agent, STEAMERS Fon NEW YORK. The Btexmers JOHN GIBSON and E. ENIGHT alwrnately leave Pier 41 East Biver, New York, every Saturday, at Eaturcay, shia aiszandeis some aye ; . Freight tasen at lowest rates. ‘or information ly at office over Mi pele ‘15‘h street, Pru Ba. DENAM. Agta ater street, “SAMUEL BACON, President, tr ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD Steausnir LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LON- DON, SOUTHAMPON AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Sat urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d st.. joboken. Rates of : From New (ork to Havre, London, Southampton And Bremen, first cablo, $100; second cavin, gold; steerage. $80 currency. For freigut or pas- sage apply to ORLBICHS & Co., 2 Bow! Gs New York. octl-ly XDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN : sapaasiageons ALEXANDRIA, WASH- jomnecting PI wi ‘3 ia 5 Line for Boston.’ Providince, and Sailin; From Philadelphia satu! , at 12m. From Gimshington— Monday, atiLa. m. From Geo: getown—Monday, . Freights tecelved dally until 6 p-u. ‘Through Dilla of Iko'ng given to Boston Providence, aud Fall River, Con. Eat signees wishing their landed at Geor; will, pleass have them gerown Ww marked ** Georgetown, D. C.** For full information appl 2 co., toJ. H. JOHNSON west, and 12th-street: G. F. HYD, 69 Wa- WM. P. ULYDE 43 South lave F street no! NOTICE, the view of Clminishing the chances of collision, the Steamers of this line take a specific Course for all seasons of the year. ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Bosten, croesing the meridian of 60 at 43 poo to the north of ie eat omeward passage cross! dian Of BO at 42 iat, or nothing to the north of 43. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. Between New York and Liverpool, Oall- ‘ing at Uork Harbor.” geria.. Wea. Uer, 6 geynin Wed. Gee 28 Suter Wet Ror ,Wed., fe Parthia: Tyure,: Oct. as vi Abyssinis Wed. Oct. 30 following” agers ~ tinaeanaed from New York. tes of By ciamers carrying steerage, ‘and $100 gold, 5 pone not carrying ‘$80, $100 and Tickets to Paris, Wis, gow aditionnt, metattacesicy Ree taco oh e Fetal very low rates. ickets frem and ‘and ail other parts of for Belfast, Gias- tor Mediterranean, bors bot oe prota sod. apply at the Company's For Green, or both: Padi, to OTIS BIGELOW, 606 7th ‘ash- PIANOS AND ORGANS. oe) ST BECEIVED. —A fine, large stock of New PIAN i the world- Saaeitiae o wats abe SG On FRIDAY, the 11th ‘October, at 5 o'clock p. i., in front of the premises, on [str-et, between, ‘2.1. and 3d etreets sou: heast, we will sell— Fart Pot, square 76@ unimproved. 5 Eat Lot 8, suuare 768, two-story Frame House, ms. Part Lot 4, square 768, improved by four two- siory Frames sid one two-story Brick House, Part Lot 4. square 7€6, unimproved. On MONDAY. 14h Uctober, at 5 o’clock— Lot 9, equare 801, 34 street, between M and N southeast, unimproved. On WEDNESDAY, 16th October, at 5 0°élock: Lots 7 and 8, square 1066 14:b, between K ani Lstrc*te southeast, im; wed by Frame Houss, ‘At B's 0'7cK p in.. Lot 78, on Munroe street, Uniontowr, imp.c°*4 by Frame House. ‘Titie good or no sale. a Ceposit required at time ofsale. Terms liberaland maa? knowp at tims of ta’e. octi-d ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Auction’rs, (Successors to Wash. B, Willams.) SALE OF BAND 8COW ANACOSTIA On FEIDAY, Oc'ober Lith, 188. at 4p. m., we shall sell to the bighest bidder, at the foot of 47th street, the above named scow, rebullt this spring, in complete order, measuring 45 feet by 11 feat together with all the appurtenances, erms cash. (92t_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts, FAMILY SUPPLIES. — 6 EBS BRIGHT NEW HONEY 8 iba, Green Rio Coffee. 1b, Best Gu: powder Tea. = 1 galicn Best sweet Catawba Win: 6 cans Swiss Condensed Mik. 12 boxes Concentrated Lye. 1ga'lon Common Whisky. 32's Ibe. Carolina Hice..... 10 Ibe. Prime Cheese.....-sc0sssscsssee Lpcera Port Grape Wine, ‘Caiif and Angelica Wines, bottled by A. Prices than any piacé south of New York: C. 8. HARE & SON, 1918 7th street northwest, sep26-tr Between M and N. CAE AND I7OOD—Cluds close Sept. 39, CANNED GUODS—Cinds now making unter contracts made before advance in wholesale prices. ¥LOUR—Our favorite Commerce brand at club rates until Bept. 30. A full line of staple and fine GROCERIES, quall- ty and quantity guaranteed. Ho7ders of our Trade Tickets share in profits and have the benefit of contracts with affiliated firms in Billineot goods. Price $1. A.B. SCHOFLELD, F Sovereigns Co-oparative Associa 1023 7th st. n.w.; 701 H st. 0.e, sepa tr” ‘OHN BR. KELLY, TAL PAE ‘NED BEEF 4 BPBCI4L? Btalls 628, 639 an 630 Center Market, 9th-street wing, and 206 and 208 North- gyn diverts Market; or address Box 71, ¥ ice. ‘Marketing delivered free of toall parts of oa eee Fo PICKLING. SPrIORS. JOHN H. MAGRUDEB, 1431 Now York avenue. near U. 8. Treasury Department. WATEBRMELORS, FRESH EVERY DaY—Kurt on lcm, sepa-tr THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES OF VALUABLE REAL EET ATE We DIATELY NORTH OF TRE CAPITOL GRUUNDS, COANKR OF DEL- AMARE AVENUE’ AND B STREET NORTH. By virtue of three deeds of trust, bearing, Gate, respectively, on the 5th day of October: A. D, 1872; oth gt April, A. D. 1873, and. 16th dsy of June. A. D. 1873. and recorded in lider No. 697, folfo 183; livtr No. 713, follo 260, and liber No.'722, folio 337, of the iand fecords for Washington county, in the ‘District of Colum ol and at the request of the party secured thereby, will sell at pubite auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, te 10ih day of October, A. D. 3878 at6 o'clock, all those certain. pleces or par- Gels of ground situated in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and known as low (92), twenty-three | (33), the subiivision of the numbered twenty-two, and twenty-four, (94). (686), said subdivision having been made by the irs-at-law of Willism Hickey, ‘Terms of salz: One-fourth cash; balance in equal instalments, at br two and three years; nutes to be secured By a of trust on premises soid, and to bear interest at 8 per cent. Perannum. $300 wiil be required as a deposit at time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days, the trustee reserves the right to resell te property at the risk and ecst of defauhing purchaser, sep20 codds WM. A. GO) IN. Je., Tru ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE WITHIN ONE MILe oF ABHINGTON, PAS ‘METROPOLIS And near the Residence of the Late CHLEF JUSTICE CHASE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Aa ‘deceased. of the District of Columbia, sitting in Equity, Passed in cause No. 6568, I'shall_ sell at pabite Suction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10.h day of Uctober, 1878, at 4 o’clock p.m., ali those valuable lots known on the plat of ‘"Metrop- olis View?’ as Lot No. 10, containing about 9 acres; No. 16 containing about 11 acres; No. 17 containing about 6 ac:es, and Lot No. 38 contain- ing about 28 acres, Lots 10 16 and 17 adjoin and frort on North avenue, near Lincoln aveuue, Mo- fropolitan Branch B. & OQ. R. R. passes through Lor No. 36, Plats and information at the offive of the auctioneer. Title perfect or no ssle. Taxes Settled to Cay cftale. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In one, two ard three years: de‘erred payments bearing inter- est at six per cent. per antum from day of sale, payatle semi-annvally, and secured by a deed of trust on property sole.” A depost: of §10 required at time of sa'e@n each pariel of laud soll. Con- vesarcing at purchaser's cost. Te:ms to be com- plied with in seven days. BANDOLPH RARTON. Guardian snd Tras'ee, B. H. WARNER, Auct. 8ep26,80.0.8,7,10 3 H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioncer. “BUSTERS SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO- STORY FRAME DWKLLING, on the south- pest comer ef 0in and T streets northeast rue of a deed of trust, dated June A.D, J877, duly recorded in Liber No. (73 ma, 205, , follo 238, cne of the land records for th District of Columbia, and at the request of tue arty secured thereby, we will se!l_at pu ‘lic auc- fon, in front of the premises. on TURSDAY, Oc- tober 15th, 1878, at 40'clock p. m., ail that cottain yrce or parcel of ground situate ta the city of Vashingin, D. C., known as Lot numbored t irty-four (34), In Lanckton’s recorded subitvi- sion ¢f Square humbercd nine hundred and thirty- three (983), tozether with the imprevementa. &c. Terms: One-third cash, and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at 7 per cent. per aunum, secured by a deed of trust oa the Prcperty sold, or’ all cash, at option of the pur- sale, and al! conveyancing and recording at pur- chascr’s cost. Terms to be complied with in seven resell the property at the risk and cost of the da- fawning purchaser, a’ter five days advertisement, HORACE J. FROST, WV ALTEEE, WILLIAM @ 00 -- Auction’rs, Northwest corner 10:h aud D streets, TWO-ST(RY FRAME USE AND LOT, 6TH AND 7TH BTRELTS NORTHWE:T, AT AUCIION, October 15th, at 4:30 o'clock p.m,, we shall sell, in front of premises, pait lot No 6, to squsre 449, hay ments thereon, consisting of ‘a two-story irame ouse, twelve ard eighteen months, for notes bearing in- terest and secured by a deed of trust on property chaser. $300 required as ‘a depusit at the time of aya, otherwise the Trusteos reserve the right to et AHLON ASHFORD, trustees, (Successors to Wash. B. Williams, ) FBONTING ON L SUREET, BETWEEN On ‘TUESDAY, ing 13 feet front by 80 feet deep, with the Improve- Terms of sale: One-half cash; balaiecs in six, sold Allconveyancing at purchaser's cost. $50 own on day of sale. oct] WALTER B. WILLIAMS & C)., Aucts, USIEES’ SALE 0) ALUAKLE PECVED REAL ESTATE ON PENNSY. VANIA AVENUK, NEAR TEE WASH. INGTON £1aTUE, Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, Gated June 3, 1875, aud recorded In Libel No. 7£0, folio 123, and by direction of the helcer of the note secured thereby, we, the and, signed, will sell, at putiie auction, infront of the remiser. cn MONDAY, October 14, 1878 at the hour of 4.30 p, m.. ati of that plece or parcel of round si-uas inthe city of Washingtoa. la tae Histrier of Columbia, veg parce’ Lat No.8, in Newman's and Birch's rr rded subdivision of original lot nurobered one (1). in square numbered twenty- (26), beginning for the same at a p-int on Penrsy!vania avenue one hundred feet a d two iu hes west of 24th street; running thence west Wish the liveof said avenus twenty 1eet to the west live of said b. hh by and with said we: north to L street: therice east twenty fe thence pera Jel with the west line of said le xt the beg inr ing, togeth ith the improv-meatsaud appurterances thereto belonging. ‘xerms of sale: $1 0-0 cash, and the residua in four equal psynents at six, twelve, eigiteen and twenty-four imonths from the day’ of salz, tobe securéd by the notes of the purchaser. Dearing Siven per cent. interest unti! paid, and a deed of trust on the property sold; or #1 cash, at the pur- chaser’s option. A deposit of §200 wiil be required atthe time of ‘sale, and if the terms of sale are notecmpiled wich ‘within five cays from the da of sale. the property will be resoid_ at the risk ax cost of the defaulting purchaser, after three day: notice in the Evening Star newspaper, Convey- aneing at purchaser's ecst. Gk: RREBNHOUSS Yr: ustees GE. T. SMALLWOOD, §T . B. H. WARNER, Auct, ‘oct3-eokds NEUSTKES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FUOUR-KOOM FRAME HOUSE on BOUN- DARY ST. BELWKEN 18TH AND 19TH STREETS KORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated Februsry 1, 1876, recorded in Liber No. 812, folic 68, et seq.. cne ¢f the land records for, the District of Coiumbia. and by direction of the holder of the nc tes secured thereby, I shall soll in front of tne pie7ises, on TUESDAY. the 15ch day of October, 18%8, ‘at fout suda-half o'c‘ock . M., the weat twelve feet front by the dapth of t subdivision thirty-eight, of square numbered. one hundred and thirty-one, together with the provemep's, a sma’) Frame Dweling House. Terths of sale: One-fourtii cash; balance in etx, twelve and eighteen months after tue day of sale, With seven fer cent. per annum interest, to ba s: cured by a deed of truston the property sold, All the cost of deeds to be paid by the purchaser, and if the terms are not comp.ied with in five days at- ter sale, the preperty will be rescid at the risk and estof the Cefaniting purchaser after five cays’ notice to be published tn the Evening Star. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trus‘e2, B. ¥. STEIGER, Auct. a t (PRcstEE’s SALF OF PROMISSORY NOTES, The urdersigned Trustive will sel at public auc tion. on WEDNESDAY, the 16:h day of October, 1878, at 1o’ciock a,m., 'Wi'hin the auczion rooms | of Duncanton Bres., Gorve: 9.n and D streets n. W., in the ctiy of Washing'on, 28 Promlssory Notes mide by Ami Hodges, p ole to order of Mores Kelly and by him endorsed, each of said Lotes beire for $50, and payable the fret on Janu- avy Ist, 1878, and one of the others on the 1st day of each succeeding month, Ali secured by dead of trust cn sub, loz 79, square 628, in sald city. ‘ferme cash. is W. E, EDMONLTON. Trustee, 420 5 h street. DUNCANSON BRUS., Aucts, oc S-d CRsGer SALE OF DESIRABLE I PROVED PROPSRTY ON THE Kast SLDE OF UNION STREET, BETWEEN © AND 0 STREKTS, AND 45 AND 6rH STREETS SOLTH WEST. * By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District er Columbia, passed in Eauity {77 oy Cause No. 6. 483, docket 17, Ficover St al. vs. Hubbard etal., [shail sellon TORSOAY,the day of Uctober, A. D. 1878, at 4-49 o'clock p.m. in front cf the premises, the following described Real Estate, situated in tha city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: @llof Lot num- bered thirty. (30,) 1n square numlered five hun- dred and three, (603 ) improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling, 1326 Ucion street s.w. ‘Terms 0° sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash; balance in two equal installments, in six ard twelve mcnths from the day of sale, for which the promissory notes of the purchaser, baring interest from day of sale at the rate of six per centum per avnam, must bs ave or the whole urchase mouey may be paid in cach within ten af after the sale. A deposit of $50 wiil be re- Guired of the purchaser at ihe time of sale, All conveyancing ana recording at purchaser's cost. No deed given unti! the whole purchase money has been If the terms of sale are not complied with ten days from day of sale, the Trustee Feserves the right to resell the proparty at the risk and cost of the defaultin; urchaser, upon five day: Star fement In the ** Evenii ir’? news- 7m uilding, oct8-d&as » MOpposlte City Hai \CERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY. 2 By virtue of a decree of the 8u) Court of the District of Columbia. in Equity DAY, « cto- ‘ock p, mh., Offer for sale ccuse No. 6817, 1 shall, on MON. Der 14th, 1878, at 4:30 o'¢% at public auction. in front of the rem'sos, Darts Of 24 and 25, of Kennedy and Webb's record2d Subdivision of part of original Lot ‘Sqaare 518, being the west 6 inches of said Lot 25 and the east ‘1 feet 6 inches of said Lot 94, fronti in all 12 ‘improved by a two- feot by the depth of 80 fect, rick House, situated on Washington street, story between @ and H and 4th an4 6th strects northwest, Dp beginning for the eae’ tive Morcoteat Saeaee jor at the southwest corner OF eat Lotethence nertk ap hee inches, thence due east 14 feet, thence north @ feet, thesce due 18 feet, thence northeastward!y bj straight 10 @ point 14 feet north of a pubic alley, th 14 feet to said alley, thencs with the south line of said Lot to the place of bezinuing, y # large and substantial Frame Hou:e, h sizeet, between B and O streets Bee B i Dexcanson BEOS., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. B GAKD¥N VasFS, FRENCH CLOCKS, ERONZES AND PARIANS. ALSO, TWO BUSINESS WAGONS, HORSES, &c. For the purpose of cloring up the estate Of the late Henry W. Hamilton, the ut der. s'gned will offer for szle, at auction, on the! Fremires, on TUESDAY, October 15, 1878, St 10 o'clock a. m., (aud' continue daily at {ame hour until disposed of). the Stock and Fix- tures in the stores Nos. 408 ard 405 9th street LortL west, corner of D street. The stock is large and well assorted. cetl0-a:d_ JAN. G. PAYNE, Administrator. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO. Auct’rs, (Successors to Wash. 8. Williams.) 1001, northwest corner 10.h and D streets. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- IN@ PROPERCY, SITUATED ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN 3 AND T STREBTS NORTHWEST. On WEDNESDAY, tho 16th day of Uctober, A. D. 1878, at 4 o’clock p m., on the prem: ises I shall sell at public auction all of Loz: lettered **D,?? in Squa e numbered one hundred end, seventy seven (177), having frontage of twenty-one (21) ‘eet on ‘New Hampshire avanu> ard iusnirg back one hundred and thirty feet (030), more or less, ‘Terms of sale: One-hsif cash: balance in thres 6 ix months. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of fifty (60) do'lars will b reqaired oe the purchaser cha it ne E nceked conn. S Ssignee, ori DETER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, JFERCANSON BRUB., Auctioneers, YARLOR SETT, IN SILK BROUATELLE; F. P. Pier Mirrors, French Cocks, Walnut and Pamted Chamber Setts, M. T. Tabes, Wal Desk. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washsiands, Wardrobes, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feathers, Blankets spreads, Hat Rack, Bra-— sels, Hall and Stair Carpets, Lambrequins, Ccrnices, Cocking ard Heating Stov2s: Large Quantity of Piatedware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &e., &c , at auction. On MONDAY MORNING, Oct. 14th, at 10 o-clock. we will sell, at the residence of a. pentoman declining Housekeeping. No 638 4th street northwest, between F and @ streets, an elogant assortment of Household Goods, partly enumerated above. DUNCANSON BROS., (Sunday Herald} Auctioners, F. STEIGER, Auctioneer, 1% pats IRUSTEE'S BALE OF TWO NEW TWO-STO- BY AND BASEMENT BR'OK HOUSES, WITH EVERY MODERN IMVROVEMENT: ON KINGMAN PLACE, BETWEEN 13711 AND 14TH AND P AND Q BTS _N.W. By virtue of a deed of trust, uated March 5th, A. D. 1878, duly recorded In 4.) or N A 881, follo 454 et seq., one of the tand records, for’the District of Columbia, and at, the requosc or the party secured thereby, I will sell at public auc. tion, in front o° the premises, on TUESDAY, O. tober 16th, 1878 at 4o°clock'p. m.. the followlag Teal estate, altuate in the city of Washington. D. C... to wit:' Part of lots numbered twenty-four (24) ald twenty-five (25), In Kliah Kingman’s re- corded subdivision of square numbered 241, to- getter with the improvements thereon. ‘Terms: One-halt cash; balance in six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing’ Interest at the rate of ten per cont. pat annum from the day of agle, and secured by a deed of trust on tho property sold, shall be taken. A. depcsit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all conveyancing at the pur- charer’s cost, ‘W. W. METCALE. ‘Trustee, oct PpHcmas: DOWLING, Auctioneer. THUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME. HOUSE AND LOT ADJOINING. ON Q STEEET. Detween 8.hand 9-h streets north- st—No. S15. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated 14°h day of July. 1877, and recorded 19 Liber 859, (73 folto 427, &c., and at the request of tha part: secured thereby. I shail sell, on THURSDAY, Oc. teber 17th. 1878, in frout'of the jremi:es,'at 5 o°clock, all that parcel cf land lying ia tne elty of Weshington. 1). C.. and known as part of lot 2, in 0, 386, improved by a two-story frame + One-third cash; balance in six, twelve andelgbteen monthe, wih Interest at 8 par cant. trom day of sale. and secured by a deed of trust on the property od. All conveyanci: gat purchaser's taste SEO wired when pi perty ta struck olf 0c'6-008d FRED*K KOON ES," f Trustees, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HANDSOME FOUR-STORY DWELLINGS on COKCORAN STREET. Nos. 1318, 1321, and 1323, betweer Q and R streets, BY virtue of three s:veral deeds of trast, each dated the 21st April, A.D. 1874, and re- corded in Liber No. 750, at tages 172, 177 an: 179, respectively, cf the land records of the District of Columbia. the subscribers will sell, to the highest Pideer, cn the premises, at 6 o'clock p.m., on MONDAY, the 2ist day of October, A.D. 1578. the followirg pi rty, situated in Square No. 240, in the city of Washivg:on, District of Cotvmila, according to Chipmen, Exley & Ricb- ards’ tubdivision, to wit: Lots No. Twenty-one, Twenty-two and Twenty-six, each reine. 20x90 feet, and each containing a 4-:tory brick dwelling house, with modern conveniences, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the hettNnared money in cash (or a'l cash at the option of the purchaser), and the residue in one, two, and three years, on notes of equal sums, bearing luterest at 8 par cent. Per annum, payable semi-annually, from the day of gale to be secured on the property sold, by deed of trust, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, in- cluc ii g insurance. A deposit of $100 on each house Ww a he rerut ed at the tiene of the sale. The pou will told separately, an conveyancing be at the Peers Ce OE 80; 20-4 ©.R THOM, } Trustees. H. WARNER, Heal Estate Auctionser, 5 eae TRUSTEB’S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FIVE- BOOM FRAME DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTd STREET N.E., BETWEEN A AND B. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated Janvary 234, 1878, recorded in Liber No. 708, fer Toio 11, one of the land records for the county sy of Wasbington, in the District of Calzmbia, ant al therequest Of the party **.ured thereby, I’ shall sell at public sale, on WE yNESDAY, October 9th, 1878, in front <i the premises. at 6 o'clock p. m.. Lct =. ambered forty-four, of George W. Linvilie’s Subdivision of part of Square number<d elg xt hun- dredand sixty-seven, togother with the Lmprove- ments thereon, a five-room Frame House, ‘Jermsot sale: The halanceot tne indebtedness, about $50. and costs of sale in cash; balance in 81x, twelve and eighteen months, with’ interest, to bé on the pioperty by adeed of trust, with in- clause. §1CO will be required to be paid iate'y after sa'e. All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, and if the termsare not eom- piled with in ten days after sale the Trustes re- serves the right to rescli the property at the risk and cost ¢f the defaulting purchsser after five days’ notice. to be pubilshed in the Evening Star. se,25-0 ©. A. JAMES, Trustee, #e-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED un- tii 8¢TUBDAY, Cetober 12 h, 1878, sams hour and place, C, A. JAMES, Teustes. J. T. COLDWEL, Salesman, octo-d 3, WABNER, Real Ketate Auctioneer, By virtue of a deed of trust from Catharine Barret, Gated February 234, A. D. 1876, re- cond in Liber No. 811, folio"114, et ono Cf the land records for the District of Colum- Di: I will geil at public auction, in front of the ises, on TUESDAY, Uct_ber 16ih, 1878, at 5 m., allthe rigat, title and interest of id Catharine Barret, in and to the foliowing described real estata, situate in the City of Washe ington, District of Columbia, to wit: Original lot nutntered four (4), in square numbered sight hui dred and thirty-six (836), on the northeast corner of 5th and’ D st», uortheast, containing forty-two hundred (4 200) square feet of ground. impioved by a frame dweliug house, ferms: $700 with interest at 10 per cent. per annum, frem August 23d, 1878, to day of sale, and expenses of sale in cash, and thd ba'anes In alx and. twelve months, for which the notes of the pur- chaser Hearing’ interest from the day of sale‘and cecurod Wy a deed of trust en, the property eaidy willbe taken. A deposit of $100 will be requ! of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all convey- ancing at expense of purchaser. JOS. C. G. KENNEDY, Trusteo, J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. octl-d OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEFS’ BALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- TY IN GEORGETOWN, D. O. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the tenth day of February. 1876 and duly recorded Liber $16, folio £0. one of the land rezords for the county of Washington, D. G. and by dr ctinn of the arty secured thereby, we shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of Octabe: at o'clock, in front of the premises, all tl of lot numbered one hundced and ‘sixty-five, In Beatty ana Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, in sald District, beginning on the weet side of Market street one hundred feet north from stone No. 30, iccated at the coruer of 3d and Market etreats, and run thence north on Market street twenty-five feet; thence west seventy feet; thence south twen- ty-five feet;-thence eas: seventy feet to the place of beginning. ogether with the Improvements, which consist of a cemfortable frame dwelling. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance at alx and twelve monthe, with notes bearing interest a: 8 per cont. per annum until psid and secured by adeel of Tust cn the property sold. All conve; ancing at Purchaser's cost, A deposit of $60 will be required At time of sale, If the terms of sale should not ba comp tea with within five days the property wi:i be resold at the risk and cost of the defauiting pur- chaser, WM. D. CASSIN, trrusteos, WM. A. GORDON, § Tus THOR. DOWLING, Auct. oste-d PeNcanson BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUA! = ING LOT ON SrouRb BETWEEN D AND E STEEETS NORTHWEST. BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 33, Peg s 1877, and recorded in Liber e folio 375, one of the fant rookie ot ae De trict of Columbia, I will sell, at iblic ausiloa, in front of the premi: ESDAY. the 5th day of October A. be at 8 orccee ALTER B. WILLIQMS & CO.. Auct’rs, (Successors to Wash. B. Williams.) SALE OF GROCERIES, 4c., AT AUCTION ‘On SATURDAY, October Lith, 1878, be- ginripg at 10 o%clocx a. im. we shalt coll. in (op) iront of our sal:eroom, a variety of Gro- ceries, such 28 Coffer, Teas, Canned Goods or a1 Minds, Pickles, Flour,’ &c., &c.: to which the at- tention of private narties is called. Terms cash, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & € at Auctioneare. oe! W AL ZEES, WILLIAMB & CO.. Auction’rs, (Sceces:0:s to Wash. B. Williams.) REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUBNI- URE. &c. T & On SATURDAY, October 12th, beginning, at 10 a, m., we shail sell several handsome: Marble Top Walnut Bureau and Dres:in; Case Suites, Parlor Fuites in Rep. snd Hali Cloth, Odd Bureaus, Washstaucs, Tales, B2d- steads snd Chairs, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters, Diutng-room. and hen’ requiai Lew and second hand Hrussels and Ingrain Carpets. &0., &c.. 010-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. MIEBROES. PARLOR FURNITURE, PIANO, Back Walnut Chamber Sets, Lounges and Essy Chsire, Cottage and other Chamber Far- niture; Fine Chroa.os and Ol] Paintings; Lar; Assortinent of Brussels, Three-ply and Ingrata Carpets: Viving-room Furniture: Hair and usl a esses; Feather Beds, Pullows and Bo'ste:s; Chiva ard Glassware:*Cooking and Acating Stoves; Kitchen Requialtes, ALSO, A LOT OF MILLINER) and FANCY G30D3. ALSO, SEVERAL SILVER-MOUNTED 810 W- CASEs; isreech and Muzzie-loading Shot- Guut: Two Lawn Vases, (nS4TURDAY MORNING October, 12to, 1878 commencing at 10 o*clock, fh a | tro-.t of my salesrcoms, 1 shail sella gen- eral ssacrtment of the Avowe gocds, "Term3 cash. ccthO-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Aucir. Ct eee arSALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTHWEST QOBREER OF MAND FOURTH STREETS Pa s Uncer and vy virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District o: Columbia, in Equity cause No, 4165—whereln F. M Ramsay is complainant, and Joseph Daniels of al. are defendants, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction, on the premises. on SATUR- DAY, the Ist day of June, 1878, at 6:20 p. m., all the right, title and interest of tha parties to said csuse, in and to the following pieces or par- cels of ground situated in tha city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and known and de> serited as follows: Pirst. parts of Lots 2 aud 24, ia Square numbered 514. | the northeast corne: of sai! Lot nambered 94, and Tunuing west along the line of M street north thirty-two (32) feer; thence south and at right Angles with said etroet che hundred feet toa ton foot alley; thence al ng tail ailey thirty-two feet to the Jine of Fourth étreet west; thence north along +#14 s*rect one hurd feet to place of bezin- ning: together with ail the rights and privile zs iongin, &e, ther unto | js lot 1s improved a ing, with all ts, ard fine stable In rear * in J. C, Harkne3s’ sub- nutabered 514, west ci jeserived paris of Lots 1 aug $4 - ‘Terms of sale prescribed by the decrea: fourth of the purchase money shall be ia ca: the residue in feur equal instalm-nts, pay: spectively, im six, twelve, elghteen and twenty- four monihs from d.te of’ swe; the deferred pa;- ments to bsar interest at the rate of 8 per centum r apnuin, from date of sale, and be a res:rved en upon the real es:ate sold, avd upon ful pay- ment of the purchase money. and upon ratifica ion ont ale by ths court, a deed for the preparty will be given to the purchaser or purchasers. of sald lots of groz A deposit of $200 on each lot wo le pad by purchaser at time of sale. All con- veyencing at porcl aser’s ost, If terms of saic are Tot complied with ta five days, the ‘T. Te- serves theright to sell at the risk and east of te defaulting parchaser . F, P. B. SANDS, Trustee, No. 490 Louisiana aven 19, B, H. WARNER, Auct, my22-10t &e- BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE, THE alove sale is Pcstponed until THURSDAY. tne 20th day of June, 1878, at the same hour aud pi: my?l Sawdds P. B. SANDS, ‘Trustee. #e- BY ORDER OF THE CURT, THE atove gale is Postponed until SATURDAY, the 22d day of June, 1878, at the same bour au piace, Je2e-d ¥. P. B. SANDS, Truste as BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE above rave ie Postponed unth TOESDaY, the 1th day of Gete! at p.m, ¥. P. 8. SANDS, Trustee, oct10-dtd \HANCERY SALE of TWO-STORY FRAME C LOUSE, No, 818 THIRD STREET BOUT H- AST. by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court @ Distrie: i Columbia, passed ia Equity e No. 5.493, the urdeisigned Trustee, Slat pubic auction, in front of the premise will on THURSDAY, the 17:h day of October, 1878, at 4°. o'clock p.m... in the elty of Washington, D.C. the north 26 feet front of Lot one (1), by the d3p:h. thereof, in aquare 765. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in six ard tweive months, with 7 pr cen’. interest. secured on the property’: or sll cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $50 whea bid accept W. E. E\;MONSTON, Trustee,420 5th THOS. B.WAGGAMAN, Auct, — 0c10-eo. youre & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers, THUSTEFS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON ¥ STREET NORTH, BETWE4N 2p AND 80 STREETS WET. BRING HOUSKS Nos, 212 and 214F BIREET NORTHWEST. ly virtue of aceed of trast, dated October 26th, A.D. 1877, and recorded in Liber Ni 889, folio 417, et Bex: , one of the Land racords,.! (cr the District of Columbia, and at tha written re (juest of the party secnred thereby, we Wiil sail at ui Ile auction, In front of the premises,on TU &S- AY, the 220 ay of Uctover. 1878, at 4:300'clock PB... all that certain pleco or parcel of Groand Ituate, lying and being in the clty of Wasbing- ton, inthe District of Colombia, and known and Ce-ignated upon the oficial plat ur plaa of said city Lot number d nineieen (19 ) In suate number- od five hundred aud sixty-eight, (563.) Zach House Will be s0'd separate! ‘Terms of sale aS to each house: Qne-fourth of the perckase money in cash, and the residue at She. two and three years, with int-rest at the rate of seven per cent, os annum until paid, payable sem!-annually, to seeured by the notes of the bor-haser ard'a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A de- prsit of $60 on each Houso will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's ex- Ne, Li the terms of Sale are not complied with fa'seven days from day of fale, the Trastses re- serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. FERDALI. B- ACLEXANDER, }rrustoos, J. CRESWELU HEALD, oct1O 12,14, 16.18.21 ARE & Reai Estate Brokers, a BInEE No. 606 7th street n.w. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROVERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 123 B sTREET EOUTHE ABT, AN!) FRONT- Tia QUATTEN oon GTA Te COM. GEESRIONAL “LIBRARY WILL Be By virtue of a deed of trust. dated March | 18, 4. D. 1878, and recorded in Liber No. fe 848. follo 428, one of th land records for the Si District of Columbia, and by direction of the party eecured thereby, we will sell at_public age- Hon. in front of the'premis-s. on TUKSDAY, the 224 day of October, A. D. 1878, a34:30 o'clock p.m. the following-described real esiaty, situste in the city cf Washington, District of Columb: to wit: All that ceriala piece or parcel 0” groun kncwn and described as being all of Lot lettered “#,°? of Adams’ recorded subdivision of original lots cumtered elghteen (18) and nineteen (19), 12 equare numbered seven hundred and thirty-two (482), together with tee improvements thereon, which cons'st of a three-story and basemen: press buick front House, costaining from 9 to LL rooms. ‘Terms: $4,060 in cash, with 10 per cent, interest from March 18, 1878, together with expenses of sale in cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at 8 per cont, per annum until pa‘d, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sclé, or all cash at the op‘Jon of the purchaser. $2C0 deposit required at time of sale, and all con- Yeyancing ard recording at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not complied with within 10 davs from date of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, HENRY H. DUDLEY, JOHN J. HYBNE,\* }Trustoos, B.H. WARNER Auct. octi0-a OWNMAN & GREEN. Auctioneers. 412 7th st. northwest, TRUSTEES’ OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE ON VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN K AND L 8s. +» CONSISTING OF A CK RESID. lumbia, and at the written juest of the secured Wo wil ofter for sale, infront of the prenien, THUESDAY: Octover 10th, A.D. at ere the folk descril cate situate ty en, in square numbered two In and peventeen, together ith the im} ents, consisting of the Handsome Brick ‘Ho, Ge brad ie 4a- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on acoountaf abeencout Tranes, tl WE ONESDAL. November 6th, ssme bour snd p'ace, Sanus N. LATra, }{Trustess. Octl0,15 22 29,nov5 6” (08. E. WAGGAMAY, Real Estate Auct’r, nuing for the sane at | | had in our count | We have built within THURSDAY. October 10, 1875. The Rev. Mr. Hayden in Ja: REARRESTED ON A BENCH WARKANT ON CHARGE OF MURDERING MARY STANNARD. A telegram from New Haven, Oct. 5, says: The Rev. Herbert H. Hayden, of Mailtsoa, charged with the murder of Mary S'annard, who has of late been at large with a Scotch verdict of “not proven” hanging over his head. was rearrested to-day by on a bench warrant sworn out by State’s At torney 0. H. ‘tt, and issued by Judge Hitch- cock, of the Supeiior Court. Sheriff Byxbee left New Haven on the 3:27 train this afier- noon, went to Guilford, hired a team and drove to South Madison, where since the preliminary hearing, the Rev. Mr. Hayden has resided. On arriving at that little town the Sheriff drove to Mr. Baveen 's house, where he found him with his wife and three small children. Sherifl Byxbee called the reverend gentleman aside and informed him of the nature of his visit, Hayden's cool, collected manner, so notice able at the former trial, stood him in good stead, and he was apparently the more unconcerned one of the two. He told his wife of the visitor's errand, and she was entirely overcome and gave way to her feelings unre- servedly. Hayden went to his room, packed a yalise with some necessaries, and informed the sheriff of his readiness to accompany him. There was a sad ing with the wife, who loves her husband so devotedly and who has clung to bim so tenderly since his first arrest, and he was allowed a few parting words with her and his children in secret. To the sheriff he said the arrest was not ees) eye unex- pected. A few friends were notified, and they assembled at the depot and bade him good-by as the 6:33 train left the depot, strongiy assert- ing their belief in his innocence. Among the party was Justice Wilcox, who presided at the reli gor hearing; Wm. Minor, who had ¢n one of the pastor's Keepers after his first arrest, and other promiaent citizens of the town. The sheriff and tesa took seats in the sae car, and during the ride to New Haven Mr. Hayden talked about everything except the one thing that he would be sup- osed to talk of—the murder. The arrest was Kept as quiet as gta and but few passen- gers Knew that Mr. Hayden was on the train. On arriving at New Haven the two got intoa hack and went to the county jail, Mr. Hayden retaining the unconcerned and indifferent manner he assumes so well. On arriving at the jail office the prisoner entered, deposited his valise near the clerk's desk, walked over to the water tank and took a glassof ice water. He looked about the office, remarked that it was not a particularly unpleasant place so far, and satdown. As he did so, he glanced at the Latin inscription over the door leading to the prison, which is: “Dum spiro s "0 and turning to Cierk Birdsey, said: * What does that mean?” Mr. Birdsey replied: “ While there is life there is hope.” Mr. Hayden smiled and said: “That's so,” and nodded his head, signifying his readiness to be locked up. He was taken to his cell in the main room, and at 10 was fast asleep. He was ealm, cool and col- lected all the while, and exhibited no emotion whatever. He will be brought before the su- perior court to-morrow morning. Mr. Hayden refuses to talk with any one. It is understood that the state's attorney has S overed new evidence, but refuses to say What. eri Byxbee, A Henore Girt—A Child Saves Her Futher from Highwaymen.—George H. Dyring, who lives about six miles out on the Grand River road, tells the following story of Miss Anna Brown, his niece, who is but ten years old: Oa Saturday night Miss Brown, with her father, ft this city to drive home in a light wagon drawn by one horse. Mr. Brown has been an invalid for two or three years, and is very weak and unable to resist an assault. They had driven about a mile beyond the toll gate, the father holding the reins, when two men ey jumped to the head of the horse and stopped him, after which one of them Gy | back and informed Mr. Brown that if he had any money or other valuables he would do weil to produce them. Mr. Brown explained that he was a poor man and had no money, and begged them to let him proceed unharmed. By this time the second highwayman had left the head of the horse and joined his com- panion, and both were badgering Mr. Brown, telling him that it was useless to affect great physical weakness and poverty, for he must “shell out.” Meanwhile the girl had gained possessson of the whip, and at this point she suddenly seized the reins and, with the heavy butt end of the whip, knocked one of the rob- bers down, while she dealt the other a severe iow. Then, giving the wnt to the horse, she succeeded in driving herself and father out of reach of the robbers and beyo danger, although one of the highwaymen discharged a puto t the flying couple.—{ Detroit I’.ee Press, BoB INGERSOLL 0! INFLATION.—We have agnificent inflition. Years some ) miles of railroad, and in order to build that we have spent about $5,000,00,000, Well, there was work for everybody. We had everything growing, and there was prosperity all over the land. Everybody worked for everybody— everybedy wanted to employ somebody eise. In the meantime the war came upon our hards, and in that we spent $10,00,000,000, What for? To build up? No; to tear down and destroy. Every single, solitary dollar that was spent was wasted by us. But, asa matter of fact, we didn’t spend the moaey— we only agreed to. We scattered all over the country ceitain notes which we agreed to pay, and we have not got them paid yet. In my judgment it did not take as much patriotism to put down the rebellion as it will take to pay vhe debt. A man can be brave fora few min- utes when he is — in the line of battle, and when he looks and sees that nobody else runs. It is comparatively easy to die for a SroeDle. But it is mighty hard to live for it. It is hard work to at ‘up at 4 o'clock in the morning and work until the sun goes down, and do that for a life.—[Ingersoll’s Speech at York, Fair. ROMANCE.—Mr. Stephen Goodrich, of New York, for several months past has been paying attention to Jennie, the pretty eighteen years old daughter of Mr. Conroy, of Avenue C. Bayonne. The young woman's parents did everything they could to prevent a possible marriage of Goodrich and their daughter, and finally sent their daughter toa boarding school. On Saturday she appeared in her father's store in New York and informed him that she was married. She had not been to boarding school, but on the day she started from home she met her lover and was married. Since then she ‘as San living with her mother-in law. Mrs. Conroy has uccu "*Ostrated ever since she learned of her daughter’s mariage, aud ré- fuses to receive her.—[J Sun, sth. THE SILVER Lake MURDER MYSTERY.— The late residence of Edward Reinhart, on Staten Island, N.J., was searched foanaay. and a small inger ring was found and identified as belonging to Mary Ann Kegan, who has been missing over three months. A package of letters was also found of a very compromising character. The body lately found at Silver Lake, Staten Island,tis sup- posed to be that of Miss Kegan. "Pauline Dettman, Reinhart’s last wife, assisted in the search of the house. Mrs. Herborn, his land- lady, testified that Miss — peppers on the 20th of July, that Reinhart said she had gone to visit her mother, and that the prisoner soon afterward left the house wheeling a barrel, which he at one time said contained crockery and at another iron, up the Rich- mond road. It is suspected that this barrel contained the body of the woman Kegan. Reiphart, who has been recently married, de- clares that Mary Kegan is alive in New York, and can be produced. Kv-KLUK IN Ont0.—The citizens of Green- ville and the county of Darke, Ohio, are in- tensely excited over the act of an armed mob Monday night. Some time ago, because of much stealing in Darke county, Stephen Wade, @ respectable colored man, and his three sons, were warned to leave the county. Monday night thirty masked men on horseback rode » to Wade's house, called him out, and as he af tempted to escape, riddled him with bullets. His three sons were away from home, other- wise they would have shared his fate. About @ year ago these self-styled vigilants killed a fea i ieee thief in Palestine, ‘ke county, while he was standing by his wife's side. The lawful citizens of Darke county are makin; determined efforts to discover and puni these lawless desperadoes. JANUARY AND MAY.—Rev. George Brown, a retired cle! an, 72 years old, been a Sunday school teacher ‘in the First Congrega- tional church of Newark for some mont! past. The pastor is Rev. Wm. B. Brown, but the other Mr. Brown is not a relative of his. Rev. George Brown has alwa’ ereda nt man for one of pated his marriage. Malone, New lespit disparity of years. On Thundey Stason: its Brown aud nis Emma the bride ecuuicyeaae near Maal em eg Seg i remony. me ot couple we to wish them all joy--{ 47 son has come when we must give thought and care to such plants as we would choose for winter bloom in the house. One of the first and best is the heliotrope, that favor- ite and fragrant bloomer. No plant collection is satisfying without llac eymes, so delicate id beautiful. ake your potted plant, which we assume has healthfully spent the summer outdoors—® two or three year old hellotrope is a better bloomer than a new—and now trim it up, all your heart will let you; the more branches you can part with the larger will the vrowth push forth, and the more sbundust and fine will be the flowering. By December, and that ts giving it a long’ vacation, your room will be sweet with new bloom: The dark-flowered is stoutest and best. Keep the plant well fed. it loves a rich soil. often grow mine as a standard, trimming it away to two shoots, one at either Side of the pot: then set in the pota stout wire treilis of suitable height, or as tall as the pot will bear, tie the shoots to this, and as they increase, you can easily train the plant to become a stand. ard grower; and you will find you never had so fine a one, for the heliotrope likes sup and this is much better than fastening to sticks. The new shoots will fll your trellis abundantly with luxuriant growth, and after the first beautiful heads of flowers have blessed you, (im them away unsparingly as they fade, and keep your plant cut judiciously, for new and constant blooming. Gerapiums should Be repotted now, before A frosty night breathes upon their ‘leaves. They are very sensitive to frosted air, and never recover well from its blight. Don't be #fraid to get rid of old dirt in geranium pots; the roots will bear a gentle handling: then re- set in rich, loamy soil, pressing the earth closely into the r= around the roots. Prane back the tops of the plants well, taking care to keep their form symmetrical’ Shade the pots fora week or 80, and then give them eently subny quarters, in an airy room. By winter you will have them in a Stout, thrifty ecndition, if nurtured by plenty of sun as Gays grow cool, good air and judictous water- ing. A weekly watering of liquid dressing is essential (oa rich show of their elegant fow- ers. Pinks are also indispensable window plants. Now is the time to layer new plants: while those which have been kept back 4: ring the summer, that they might resume their bloom- ing strength for the time when nature is be- refit of bloom, may be allowed to bud. Ex- quisitely lovely are their snowy, crimson or picotee rosettes of plumy flowers: and what aroma can excel their spicy sweetness? Of course, we all desire a collection of ver- be! Nothing takes their place as dear lit- te vase flowers in winter, so starry bright, and so peculiarly delicate in fragrance as afternoon comes on, resembling the dews of summer app ect fro one, however handsome, for it will not do as well. Strike your short siips in small pots of bew loam mixed with sand. After y have started well, carefu lift into winter-sized pots, giving virgin s if you can get it; one- ‘ourth sand, and enriched with well-decayed manure. keep your little plants carefully pinched back, nip off the terminal bit of @ leaf. oceasiona’ and they will not be Straggling and spindling. Keep the surface soil stirred and soft, and do not, above all things, drench them’ with water.” Verbenas set their sweet faces ayainst a muddy soil most seriously, for they perish of it; but the foliage should be kept clean with not infre- quent showering with ammoniated water, 80 good for all plants. This will deter greatly their mortal enemy, the verbena mile, and pitiful black rust. “iemember they will'need the best sunshine your room affords con- stantly. One pretty little plant be sure and have for home—the pleasing and delicate Hermania, or as it ismore commonly called, Mukernia adorata, with its hyacinthine odor, and prim- rose diaphanous bells hung so profusely amid its foliage of fringed green. I know of no plant which so harmonizes with, yet so sweet- iy ollsets the heliotrope. Set them side by side in your Window when in blossom. Start eut- tings in Do not keep your plant too wet. d to superabundant gaowth, pinch it free}, “ Violet,” in Mass. Ploughman. FARMER ( ‘fixed a gun in his melon Patch, et, lowa, in such a way that the person who stirred a certain large, ri melon would recetve a charge of beans. He meant to remove the gun in the morning if no thiet w ught in the night, but before day- light his mother-in-law went out to get a melon, and got the beans. She was seriously wounded, and refuses to believe that Gilman did not set the trap for her. Grant Durr says to the English; “I never read a description of a great ship steamin through a fog on the banks of Newfoundland, when icebergs are known to be about, without thinking of our government in India.” And Grant Duff is not only conservative in thought, tut has held responsible oilice in the Indian government. A SNAKE was recently caught in a Welsh church by “charming” him from his retreat by the music of a harmonium. A snake ts probably the only living creature that can be ‘charmed’ dy a harmonium. And no doubt the reptile preferred to come out and die than to listen any longer to its strains."—{ Norris- town Herald. 23-10 various cities of Germany yo under 16 are prohibited, under penalty of fine and imprisonment, from smoking in public places. MARRIED. HENNING-HOWES On October 82h. 1878, at the residence of the brida, by the Rev. Dr. Ay H. Anes, taster of McKendres M. KE. ‘Church, Rev. JAMES G. HENNING to Mrs, MARY C. Howes, all of Washington, D. C. = re —___ DIED. BRADY. On October i m_, Bister AGNES BRADY Funeral will take place from Bt, Patrick's Choreb, Friday, 9 o'clock a.m, CHABBEBS. On October 10, 1878, at 9 o'clock a.m, MARY JANE, eldest daughter of Honors and the late Patrick Chambers, aged 18 years, 13 moths and 15 di 3. Her faneral will take p'ace from the residence of Ler wother, No. 66 street southeast, on Sun- Cay, October 13, at 2'. o’clock p.m. ‘Beslatives and friends ot the family are respecttally invited toaitend. (Phi'adelphia pspers please copy.] 8° ‘May she rest in peace, LOWRY, At the residence of her brother, Oc- tober 20h, 1878, Miss REDECCA LOWRY, aged seveLty-seven years. Her sureval wi!l fake place from her brother's residence. Wo. g#Fe Ts os Oc‘oler 12th, at 11 o’clock a.m. VEINMEYER. On October 9, 1878, at 4 5 a.m... cf typhoid preumonia, Con's ELTA, oungest daughter o, ‘chn J. ond Sarah E, Velhmeyer, Pged 4 yeare, 2 mons and 21 days, "Fundai trom nts rosidenice, 419 Tenth street southvest, Friday, at Bo'cioc: Pm, Belalivesand {elends reepectiuil} taviied to attend, [Baltimore papers pleare copy.) WALLACE. On Octover 9vh, 1873. JawEg ed 3 months aud 3 days. NAGLEY Ws 1800 Connecticut ave= Fun: ral to take piace from uue, Fridsy evening, D. UNDERTAKERS, &c. B. SrEABE, UNDERTAKER, (Formerly with R. F, Harvey), 940 F strect n.w., One door east of Tenth street, Brrial = ofall and W. BB WHIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1837 10th st. m.0. T, FINEST AND CHE, FLAVORING STOCK ¥OR SOUPS, ae DISHES AND SAUCES. TIRES, COMPARED EXTRACT ox §Fateful.”—Bee **Medical CAUTION.—Geruine only with the fac simile f Baron Liebig’s Signature in Biue Ink Seroas the Label * = ‘Teves pation, in England increased ten-fola eee coe eae —_ SRA een id, eS DE. LEWIP PLASTER, Ba foal Shue Gione ome