Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1879, Page 3

{ } ~_—- . errr ere eeeenenaeicanmneneenemersististeegmeneee, STEAMERS, &. OT FOLE, FOXTRESS MON- Fo! mw nce pt MON. and elewart iron Bi A saves Gu, sw LADY OF Wednesday and ime and Boston, and rail- FOR POTOMAC RIVFR LANDIN Steamer JUAN W. THOMPSO: Pees 83 STEAWERS FOR NEW ¥0! ‘The Bteamers JOHN GIBSON thd BO KNIGHT, Jeave Pier 41, East Ri Ni = York, evety § torday, at €oeloce Bra! hie Seber apy erieaalal it taken at lowest rates. Ap; Ly at office over mk, 15th ‘Rational wetroroliran Ba st, Tice of Agent, foot of 6th Len Wa: hin stom, and 63 Water marl-tr dent. Captain Wa, H, MATTANO, Teas hart {¢ 3} Weta, every Poeedar” Tes Sosa fe OTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS- N SENGERS = ‘The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, which has been recently built ond furnished, LT. BLAKE. Captai: Boat al: Et and rssengers at Monat: = yharf. Round , inoiiding admissi and erounda. ‘Btasmer ieaves Cth street LLINGS WORTH, LL delsly LLOYD — strom BETwren NEw York, Havue, LONDOS, day Tatas Bremen Bice Zoot of Sistrect, Hovoken. Sons toubbenplon tad Seto te ee pion ani 2 second cabin. @C0: ool: Cumers NEW EXPRESS LIVE BETWEEN sorts: information apply to J. H. JOHNSON ou =o: & F. BADE. 09 Water ‘Managers, 12 south Wh To Gitte Groves & novar mas. eraeas, GEW YORE to QUEENSTOWN and fepail etae = on en to New Het or, peston, crossiog tbe meridian of 60 st 18 of Sat iat or nothin tothe noth of are THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- ml 1, a metwnen Bey SSA ont COAL AND WOOD. sHE i | [ a f i it H ‘Bemember, ve insure ‘except Builday. ‘rictly pure coat, of 2.240 |“Noyfole Passengers taken in the Cara direct to Host pounds tothe toa te af Canton Sia at Biadousburg sad taeel: | “49:80 pm. Balttmore and Way Stations. Mam office, mill sii 28 PE onigeee and Golumbun Express, aw. Ofiices: : f “Baltimore E: Tait = } 3°00 pe Polat of oces und Way 8 THE TRADES. HB! hs Pe epee are i bein the wuverior aye, yo which has always been 2 SEY 1019 Penneyloanta ave., 3d floor. Ose DOOR AND RK ; LAEGB ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND WER WATOHES. IN MEN'S, LADIES ND BOYS SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE Double Track, Steel Hails, PRICES SPLENDID Bcengay, MA@NIvicENT EQuirMeyt. | Effect Decempen 16th, 1873. a1 | TRAINB TEER pWABHINGTON, {rom Depot, —. ‘and the West, 10:10 a.m. daliy, with Par- TACK" Mtr Gat to Pittsburg, and Bleeping Cara from v=" Pittaburg to Cincinnatl, 8t. Loula and Chicago; FLORAL GUIDE, 7:40 p.m. daily, beautiful work of 1OO One Colored BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Slower Pinte, and 00 Hilastrationsemia | For. Cananda: on alo}, Niaware descriptions of ety of ee oer, lee een = ! — Hie ome St TH Bas ys es Row to grow them. All for a Five ay Saturday, a Gare fo Watkins, ', For Pages, bis Golored Pine, sna yaunteed Ee | For Rew vork aod the Eau, 130 and 10:18 p.m Sfavitign, For 60 conta in paver covers; $1.00 in | pron Polaas Has fear Gare 8.2 Amited Ex: ILLUSTR4 MON’ Y MA | unday. at ging a we Octored Plate, tr avery seniee | For Brookiya, N.Y, all throw trains connect at and many fine Faeravings. Price $123 ayear, | Jersey, Oy with boats of Hrooklzn, Avorg: a ing double ferriage and journey across New cabin, 8100; ‘to Gig & OL. 2 Bowing | EW Hs) Breen New dork W.G. METZROTt & 09. 98 | N ee ave., Avents for Washington. ay | leaves Norfolk every | tay, Rt o'clock p.m. | ted. saves Sixth | of the premises, on 8. 4 and return. | Square 408. bovinuing at the northeast corner of ver, im Nomini Creek. Returning on Wedwedec, Belang, and Mona? moraine ou Wiemuesday, | A Mattox on Wednestzy. esday. Feb. he | Jones on Railroad Securities... Spofford’s American Whitman’ | Bhuut’s Bedouins of the Euvhrates, Drone on Cootey on Torts. _ AUCTION SALEs. a AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Darn. RUSTEE'S SAUR OF IMPROVED Tiare ADJOINING TWO ALLE: RY BETWEEN AND SIXTH “aND ‘SEVENTH ST SCUTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON. D. y Nirtne of a deed of trust, datad Barca Iss, 1878, recorded in Liber #83, fotio 35 t dad recorde of District’ of Colum: Dis, and st the written request of ths parties 4 cured thereby, I ehall sell at public atiction. in froat : UKDAY, Marchls, 1379, H scG CM Pt. Hie Foal es ale’ agen Sil die on the plai or plan of eaid city as being Lot Frot Church, Vowel ack Rileyta kubdicision of id Lot and rann weet; thence no.th along the south jine ne alone the north line 32 feat fect 4 inches; thence east 2 " of «nid Lot 32 feet ; thance north 37 foet 4 inches to the place of beginning, improved bya kood Frame Building. ‘erms Of sala, cash. A deposit of $100 will ba re. quired at the time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of pur. heeer. P. B. STILSON, Trustee. ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. miard-eodts BOOKS, & yoaz PUBLISHED, } THE MOST FAMOUS'BOOK OF THE DAY. BISMARCK IN THE FRANOO-GERMAN WAR, An authorized translation from the German of MORITZ BUSCH cloth, black and gold lean reader’ now have an opportunity to eacquaintance with the most widely-discussed book of the day, and those whose expectatioa been aroused by’ the reviews and correspondents will be ablo fully to understand the excitement it has called forth in Europe. MOHUN BROTHERS, marlltr 1045 Pa. ave., corner 1ith stroot LATEST PUBLICATIONS. D ‘Two vole. vo ,€: tp Ll tebabal ad Pesassensee 5 ‘ROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, (Guccessor to Solomons & Chapuisa,) marStr 911 Pa. ave, ar W. H. & O. H. MORRISON'S. * Sr Patent Caso, vol. "6 ve Copyright. Goethe and Schilier. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, 475 Pa. avenue n. McOREARY, (formerly with Wm. Ballantyne A. ESohy has reopened the BOOK STORE 10 Tt street northwect’ with an entire now. stock of Stationery. &c., Pictures, Gilt, Em- and Plain Papers, i, &e. ; Note Twhits) at 0c a bod: awd” Business Coarse Slcce of ait kinds st prowoct low prices. LOUSE AND K By vutne o' revordec in I. by reqnest of Fy fourteen (14), nine (499), thence courth inches, by the balance in cured by a di di ancing, Kc., al gale are not mars-d TRUSTEE'S BALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME ON SIXTH RTRERT, BETWEEN I STREET! iT. land records for the District of O: public suction, in’ front of the premises, SLAY, 15 i , y. m., ail that certain picce or round fying and being in the city of Wastioeton, istrict of Columbia, and in street distant twenty feet and five and a half iuches from the north id I provements, ke. rme: $150 and expenses of sale in cash; the tix and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser wi!l be taken, with interost Prato of Byer cent. per ayntim intl paid, ee of B50 required at time of gale. Convey- com Trustee reserves tl the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertii ‘8 BOUTRWES f a deed of trast to me, duly pos Liber 790, folio 47. ous of the fay ‘nmbia, and the party secured thereby, 1 will gall on of March, A. D. 1879, at'4:30 P&roel of mown as part of Lo! in Square four hundred and nincty- inning for th eamo at a point of 6th hwest corner of said F fourteen (14) feet six and a half (65) depth of the lot, tuxether with im- of trust on the property sold. A it cost of purchaser. If the terms of lied with within five days, the 6 Tight to resell tha property, at ent in the Evening Star newspaper. JOHN WAGTER, Trastes ¥ STREET will cell at on THORSDA’ Lot numbere Hollidg Commies: subdivision of ‘And Lot pa > ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE I PROPERTY ON P STHENT, BE QURTH AND FIFTH STREE [B; ON F virtue of tao deeds of on virtue of two dee a 9th day of December, A.D. 1875 mia dey of February, AD. i Liters Non. F0Y, of the land recorae in and at the request of the party 6e it public auction, in front at 6 o'clock p. in’, the folio ity of Wachee Beg tne following Lots in’ the city of five hundred and ten (519), acoordiag to the enb- division of said Square by the Go nmissioners nnder ficpree in chancery in a cause between the Hullidze Lots numbered one hundred an and one hundred and eigatesn (113), 1n Iaase 8. ubdivision of Lots 56 and 67, in the satd ers’ subdivision of said Xquare No. 610. Lot numbered one subdivirion of said Square No. 610. t numbered eixt Lot numbered fifty-six ( division of Square numbered five hundred and eleven (511); eaid south part of Lot 66 f1 twenty (20) feet on Oth street woet and runniny ‘operty #01 all cash * option, A deposit of #80 on eacti Lot will be required atthe time of sale. If plied with in five days from thi rustees reserve the right to reseil at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. Al coaveyancing at purchaser's cort. NORTHWEST, EKT. f0 tow 20. ‘Ne . Ke.y an the Bist f the Y, the 20th day of Ma ch, A. D. 157! d fourteen (14), in Square numberad d_ seventeen (117) hundred and ten, in Rawling’s Lot No. 78, in said Cummiasioners’ (60) and the south part of ), in Commission=rs" sub- ronting back of twenty feet with south line of ed (100) feet to th or purchaser's Af the terms of sale are not com- of sale, the bysi¢ EE’ day of J Lil Robie auction, AY, ‘receit course | Bhgctons and ofered fair prices, ofmy patrons and the public Ree) jueet the coutinved favors . J. HET! ‘ER, Crrizens' Anmy & Navy Meucnant Tatton, 635 15th street, sev l0-tr Corcoran Building. RAILROADS. 6-90 p.m—Philsdelphis, Norfolk and Baltimore Of | Ekpresesas Eltoott hy” Noviole eee Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull- ‘man Care. :16 p.m.—New York, Philadelphia 10:15 p.m—New Dice i Stops at are that the | icpang! Car to New York, and Wpocial i to '8 SEEDS are the best in the world, Bend | fe Fionat Guipg, containing | fend Prices, and plenty of information, Address | JAMES VICE, Rochester, N. ¥. jane! = FOU ASTSP Re TBR gy | Teen eres Lay Exp except pot: sozuer of ew Jersey avenue and O street, 619. | - | Masonio Temple, High st., D, tok: gers taken for basneae | $e ghesksd oud pscelved at any, in the city. 1 Ww. Cg ed ransportation. GEOEGE S” ROONTZ. General Avout._ novi6 Nevicvs 1878 NNSVLVANIA |1878 ees Ah | TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. ALTIMOBRE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. ‘imore | 31:55 p.m. on Sunday only for Ba‘timore and Way ions. 4:30. p.m.—Baltimore, Bladensburx and Lanrel ress, ‘Frederick via Relay. Btops at Anaapolis m.—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- ich ad Way stations. On Sandayeto fous only. ‘Annspolis and Way Bta- tations. 9 Louisville and and Baltt- ‘and Laurel. Bleeping (Daily. “10n Sunday only. Other trains daily ai trains: at Relay Static urther faformation apply at couet ote de- 603, 1435 Penna. avenue n w., Wash! York 2 For Puiiasels 1:30, ), and 10:15 p. m., daily. O!30a ma daly, Sanday. 5 190,90, 7343 10: 77:00 & mand 4:20 p.m. 700 & m and 4:20 p. m., daily, 6x" For opt Bundsy. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG BAIL- war AND. ALEXANDEIA AND WASHING- ‘Alexand: 7, 8,9, 10, 1. am., 1:18, 3, 4:20, For sige ana {1 30 pn. Gu Sunday at uns For liichmondand the South, 6:50 am. and 5:30 p. | three ( uly, A No. 827, fol records in the District of Goiumoia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at » the 20th ‘di Ui .mn.. lot numbered seventy-two (72), of Martha EB rlazd’s subdi LEROY M. TAYLOR,’ marSeokds WML i. WOODWARD,s Truetees. ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON O AND P i’ : By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 18th D. 1876, duly recorded in ios 167. &c., ono of the land. in rront of the pi on THURS. lay of March, A. D. 1879, at 4 o'clock ‘ivision of lots numbered fifty-one (61) and fifty-two (62), of the subdivisio1 of square numbered five hundred and cieven (511), in the city of Washington, with the improvemsuta 1 mn. alance in oneand Te: ms of sale: One-third c*eh ; two years, with cight per cent. interest from the di of este until paid, payable semi-annually, secu) by a ceed of trust the option of the purchaser quired at ‘on the ‘property: or all cash, at ehaser, A daponit of 30" re: the time of sale. All conveyancing at the cost ef the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five Sere from the day of sale, the vertisement msr8-eokds the right to resell at the cost and. ‘Trustees reserve risk of the (Ao purchaser, after five days’ al. LERu' . TAYLOR, WM_E. WOODWARD); Trusteos. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PHOPER’ T¥—TWO-STORY LING, No East. FRAME DWEL- 24 THIRD STREET NOKTH- By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 27, D. 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. folio 286 et ee: the District of 186, ‘one of the land records for. Golumbia, and at the request of the arty secured thereby, I fn front of the premises, on TUESDA A.D. 1879, at 4h shal gel at ae auction, March 18th, o'clock p.m., all that certain piece or parcel of ground lying and being situate in the city of W and described ashington and District of Columbia, known a : lettered “D," in H. I. Sholes’ etal. subdivision of lots numbered fourteen (14) and fiuteen (1E),in and fifty-nine ( uars numbered seven hundred 729), the same frontinss twenty-one cl (21) feet on Third (3d) street east, and the same width one himdred and 1d half (10%) inches, toxether with the im- . ne-third cash; balance in eix (6) and months, for’ wh'ca notes of tho pur- 2) with interest at 8 per oest. per annum from. chaser, date of rale, and running nine (109) feet teu leed of trust on the 8 by a di property sold, will be taken. A deposit of #200 will be req red at time of eale. recording and con- veyancing at purchaser's costs. If the terms of sale are ot compli ied with in secen days from date of the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the provorty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- after five day’ JOSEP! J. H. VORHEES, ma17 cokds advertisement ©. G. KENNEDY,) ; j Trustees. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioncer. SUSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY PRESS. TR GR FROME DuRLEN ST TRE. NORTH ET WEEN ELEVENTH | ‘TWELFTH STREETS N.W. irtue of a deed of trust, dated May 10th, p. ind duly recorded in Liver No. 614, fi} ‘ol one of the land records for the Dis-. tric of Columbia, and at the request of the holder of the note, we will nell at public auction, in front o! the pr THURSDAY, the 2th day of jar it 4/4 o'clock p.m., all certain piece or parr ¢1 id, situate and being in the city of Washin érict of Columbia, and being nombered 6. numbered sixteen (ste). ting 16 fe on Hat toot red 4 ¥ feet Jeptit of 100 feet to. au alley, togsther with ths improvements, ems: ments in six, months, secured a sold, with interest at rate of nuni, of ail cash, at P time of ‘sale, cbaser'’s cost. &c. twel balance of casl jual install- G eivht per cant. option of purchaser. $100 and all conveyancing at B If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property purchaser. mar7-cod&ds arbi e eitn ff. B NOBLEA "} Trusteos. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE NTING ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN GAND E STREETS NORTHWEST By virtue of day of June, ber No. inthe ments the: ren. each mar eokds A. 6, dul; 821, folio 369, &c..one of the land rec-. ords for Washington couiity, in th ct oe will sell at dublic sastion, on . f y-three (i) and fifty. ered five hun Beene ee vesnington DOs with the hayrove. OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. ‘& deed of D187 = F if od of the bacty, secared A. 1879, at 4:30 front of the prémisos. Lota number. pang nn herd Gey ee aoe H. ion. of subdiv sion. {five hundred and eleven (51i,) ‘Terms of sale: Onethird cash; balance in one two years, with eixht per cent. interest from day ores'e. tmth pad, payable semiannually, secured | bya oeed Ree on the 0; m 18 Pot requil he property, or all purchaser. "A deposit of 890 on red at time of sale. All conveyancin tof purchaser. If the terms are not compl Sih in Tivo dage from the day of sale, te, ‘Traptoce Fescrve the right to resell at the cost aiid risk of the purchase: ve days’ adve Cofauiling Pure ERY Me LAYLO a risk of the Wat. k WOODWARD, | Trusteos. THE B 7 virtue of (a3 ‘axhington, twenty-four’ ¢ (26,) iu iny inci Rroperty sold. own when ti num trust on the it of @100 = of mie end all conveyancing the party eccured thereby public auction infront of the premixse, on Day. Maren 1 are numbere improved by a three-story brick ‘Terms of eale: One-third of the purchasa money h, and th ‘with interest at eicht per cent. ‘and reserves the right to resell at the risl 0, ip front of the prem! March ‘20th, 1879, at 4 o'clock p.m., the real satate, situate in ich ths terest at ite per an- rom the day of sale, aad secured by & dond of JUNCANSON BROB., Auctioncers. TRUBTFE'S SALE, A JNIMP! OMB RTREET SOUTH: BEEWEEN. N ‘TENTH 8T! SHE SMITHBONIAN GROUNDS INT: REETS WEST, FRONTIN & deed of trust to me date? September Sih, AD. 1874. end recorded ii Tequast of y, Twhall offer for sale at TOUES- 8th, 1879, at half past 4 o'clock p m.,the fol owing described rea! estate situate in ths city of G., and dercribed as lots numberet twenty-five (25,) and twenty-six three huindred and ebghty. well e balance in one, two, and thres years, secured on the dollars must be paid lied hundi the prypert, defaulting purchaser, if the terms are not comp! ith in five d lay of sale. “huare-dads 70m ON DAVIS, Trustes. STEIGER & EBERMANN, ai MIEBERM AN estate Auctioncers. O NEW TWO-STORY ICK HOUSES, WiTH )DERN IMPROVEMENT, ON , BETWEEN ira AND HAND P AND Q STREETS NORIH- By virtue of of trust dated March Sth, AD S818" duly: recorded fa Liber: Ne. ior ine Baca Pla ig tt een of jor it ‘and at the Vanty secured reby, T'will sell ‘at putvie auc- the city of three fect, four inches; thence f th thirty-three ‘hence east. aixty-thres. feet "to ‘cash, batance in six and tweive ths notes of the purchaser, bear- of ten per centum n property sold, aball be taken. A de- THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 160 FINE CHROMOS IN HANDSOMELY OARVED AMES, AT AUCTION. Or SATTRDAY MORNING, March 16th, 1879, at V1 o'cleck, within iny salesroom, I shali ‘sell the 1 bove consignment, comprising Landscape, Figure and Fruit Pieces. Bale positive. mnarl3-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ] y IWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. 412 7th st. northwest. On SATURDAY, March 15th, 1879, at 12 o'clock m... 6 ehiall sell at avction, near the corner of 11th a1d D streeta n e., 8 lot of accond-hand lumber, com sistinu of Scantling, Flooring, Weatherboardins and Shingles. ‘Terms cash marl. DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 7th at. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctionesr. REGTLAR SALF OF HOUSEHOLD FORNITORE AT BALEBEOOM:, SATURDAY, MIAROH Uriting Parlor Suites, fins Walnut Fease, Walnnt and other Chamber Farnt ture, Diving Tables and Ghaira, Sideboar. Cord Tables, China and Glass Ware, Cooking: and iesting Btoves, &e.; aiso, one Coupe, in gocd cone:tion, marl32t THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. mpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. POSITIVE SALE OF TWO BILLIARD TABLES, YIU BALUS, RACKS, CURR, AND OOCN- ITATE TIER MIBROM ONG REP PREYOR BUITE (1 pisces), ONE HARP PUNO, LOE vn FATURDAY, March 15th, 1879, at 11 y witbin my saleeroom, I ehall gall, to cover #d: aaces, the above gota, ‘t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Auctioneers, and 940 Louisiana avenue _OARRIAGES! UR aud £, direct trom factory of Louis Cook, Vincin- bio. ‘They comprise: ¥ire Ea tension ‘Lop “Neilson” Barouche, Three-Spring Doctor's Ph wton, One Two-Sirng do. Top Buy cen p Buggies and Courtland Wagons tive. Cail and examina. BIRCH & ROBEY. ‘T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. a) COUING. 866 F street (8 Droit Building.) ATOCTION SALE OF OOLUATERALS. ‘On MONDAY, March 17. 3879, at 12 o'clock m., I vhall rel to the highest bidder, at my office, on ac- ecunt of whom it may concern, in quantities to suit— Certificates Nos. 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43, representing £00 ehares stock of “American District Teegraph corey or the District of Columbia " lke, ds Nos. 46 and 180, of the Maryland Freestone Mining and Manufacturing Oompany of Montyomery county, Md., each in the sum of 8300, ‘Te me cash. yard St J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. CARR TAGE! wll sell, at onr Bazaar, om SA 10:30 a.m, DAY. March 18th, at mari3-3t 'HO3. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF THE LARGE BRIO} STORE AN WEST. K \D DWELLING ON THE NORTH- RNER Ors SEVENTH AND Q ¥ of trust, bearing date the 2sih day of Juno, 1875, and recordet in fay Liter No 790. folio $00, one of the land re cords of the District of ‘Columbia, the undersigned ‘Trustees Will sell st public anct on, in front of the premizes, on MONDAY, tne 24th day of March, 879, at S o'clock p. m., all of Lot one (1), in Brent's recorded eubdiv twen'y (420), with the improvements. Tl offerv'a fine Opportunity for iavestment in provine part of the ality. Jornie of fala: One fourth of purchase money in sh; the reridue ia fonr equal in.tailments at Aix, ipeive, elahtoan and twenty four mon‘he, for which 2 purchaeer isto give hia promissory not ring Gete the day of sale and becring interest at the raze of six per cent,, said notes to be secured to the aatis. faction of the ‘Prustees, on the property sold; or all cash, at option of purchaser. If terms of sale are net ‘complied with in seven days, the Trustoos reserve right to resell at risk and cost of defaultins purchaser. upon giving such notice as they may think 1rorer. $200 deposit red when bid accepid . FF. W.E. EDMONSTON, ica, 420 Sth street.) THOS. F.WAGGAMAN, Auct._ marl3-d&dx JUNCANSON BRONS., Auctioneers. TRUSTFE SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No. 1113 NEW JERSEY AVENOE SOUTHEAST. By virtno of a deed of trust, duly reco: in Liver 8$3, Folio 457, et seq..one of the land records for the District of Oolumbis, and by. request of the part thereby secured thereby, I will offer for gale. xt public auction, in front of the pret on TUESDAY, 25th of March, A. D. 1879, at 50° P m.,.all that certain piece or parcel of ground iy! and ‘Longin the city of Washingvon, D.C. ‘an Fnown and distirgaished upon Tlan thereof as Lot numbered twenty-three (23), cording to the subdivision of equare north of sgvare numbered seven hundred and forty-three (748), the same stands recorded in subdivision book'N. K., folto 23, in the eurves or’s office of sald city, together with the improvement@&c , Kc. ‘Terms: $200 cvsh (850 of which must be patd at the time of sale); balance either in monthly or quarterly payments, bearing 6 por cent. int srost ; option of purchaser. ‘Terms of sate lied with within 7 days, otherwise the property will be resold at risk and cost of former purebaser, sfter 5 days public notics. Conveyancing at purcheeer’s cost. merl3-eo&ds ROBERT B. FE&GUBON, Trustee. W ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated respec. ), a2. ‘ove on th recorded in Li of the Laud Te of the 1's and (ne on the 1th dey of Se} recored m Liber 863, foo 260, the Land Records of the District of Colami'a, and by direction of tho party sceuret thoreby, I’ wil! ell at publicguction, in front of the premise; on TUESDAY, the sth’ day of April. at 6 'e, lyin being in Washington cousty. in the District of Mmbia, being psrt of that whole tract or land “Grass Lei d,” and i as on (i)'on aale'map thereof, made by. Terapiemen & Shipley, beginning for said lot numbered e:even (1}) at the northeasterly coraer of that port'on of “Gress Laod” whch lies northwestcriv of tha coutty road knowa as “ hborouzh Lane," thence running along ths northwesterly bonatary of said portion of “Grass Land” south 47‘; des. W, 32, perches to the northeasterly corner of lo numbered ten (10), as designated on raid msp; thence 8. 40 des, Zand slong the nortneaster!y boundary of raid lot numbered ten (10) 102 6 10 perches to the center of said road; thence along the and N. 31 degs. yy west said portion of “Grass Land boundary line of m of 3 thence leaving said road and ranning said } boundary line N. 40% degs., W. 97 pet the - | place of bexinuing, containing twenty acres three reocs and twenty perches, except the nine acres two yoods and thirty-tbree perches conveyed June 2, Mferms of ale’ Onethird. of purcbase money in ‘erms of gale: py ney cash, of which @100 must be paid at sale; tha de- ferred payments to be made in one, two and three years alter date, with Ytereat af soven per cant. per ol thin aix da; iter day of sale, otherwise the ris in reserve to resell after one week's notice at ee aA oat of Mien purchaser. All conveyance ; 8 eee ERASTUS M. OHAPIN, Trastes. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. marl3-eokda SAMUEL H. LUNT, Auctioneer. ‘virtue of = decree passe: cause No. 5,162, Supreme Court the 3d day of July, A. D. 18’ public ‘auction, of the the 24th day “of March p.m., that part of Lot number two (2), in square Hives hundred and forty-three (343), beginning: toe said part of said lot in ssid square at a polation Tatreet fifty five (55) feet east from the south west corner Of safa square, and thence running east on the line of north T street eighteon feet and tive inches; thence north one handred feet to the said line uf said lot; thence east along the rear line of said lot eighteen feet and five inches, and thance ith to the point of beginning. “Persea: One-third of purchase money in cash, tha deferred payments in equal ivstalments of six and twelve months from the day of sale, with in*erest at Bel of oo (7) ber, cari par anna os sred payments secured by “deed. o in ae eee A deposit of 8100 requirad on da: the premises, | of sale. and all conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not oom; seven days tho Trustee reserves the the property at risk and chaser. marl2-10t iHANOER. TATE WIT! ied with in it to reso'l cost of defanitiag pur- LINDEN KEST, uuates. TN GEORGETOWN. BGA EMPROVED LAN IKON FOUNDERY, ON THE 0. & O. OA) By virtue of a decree daly passed by the Supreme Court of the Distric of Columbia i) on the 4th January, 1870, as modified by de-. Gree by said court. duly passed on the 18th January, 1879, both decrees being made in the cause of Jacop C. Heiston et al. va. ham T. Duvall et al, No. 1,531, Chancery Docket, No.9, of said court, Iwill, as Trustee duly appointed in eaid case, sell at pub: lic auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the premises, On SATURDAY, March 15th, 1879, at 4 Slclock prim. certain, real éetate in Geohgetowa, in said District of Columbis, situated and kno Lots numbered 26 and 27,{n ‘Thomas Beal tion to said wn, with the buildi, 1 thereon; and all 3 ound which fronts on the west side of - {on 1h said town, b-ginning at the soutnmost 27, and ri lee with said Wash: ‘an thence east and at mn. ite ersecti: southern line of eafd lot No. 27;then with the southern boundary line of said lot to the place of beginning, with the improvements, rights and ap- purtenances to the same belonying. ‘Lerms of ssle: Onothird of the purchase money in cash; and the residue ia equal instalments of one-third of said aceite, Davee: respectively, aix, twelve and eighteen monthe after date of sale, with int-rest from date; the title to be reserved until the full payment of all the purchase mouey. Oonvay- "8. |, Trustea, 55 Consress street, Georgetown. ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct. febWtawsw JR,#: WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. ALE OF VALUABLELOT ON ¥INTH STREET, REIWEEN P AND Q BTREKTS NORTH nblic anction, on the vremise: I will sell at on MONDAY, larch 17th, 1879, at 435 o'clo pan, the north 42 feet o1 lot 5, equate 397, by cher, to an alley. pth of 94 feet 4 inc hima: Onedhird cash belanee az, twelve and eizhieen mouths, with 7 per cent. interest, to be aa oatapeacice ak oneebeners WM. W. METCALF, Trustes. secured on the property sold. 8100 Cown ou day of sale. ai F100 In JARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE as: GYA"RUE COMPANY OF LONDON ee a mT ge Baye, Ot? Hovonth shreat, uovil-ly Opp. Ooo, Wasting: THURSDAY. -+:+-Wiarch 13, 1879, The Great Walk. + HARRIMAN THE “DARK HORSE.” ‘The N. .Y- Times of yesterday says: “Harri- man, who » 4S regarded before the race as the “dark horse, bas constantly gained io favor with the betting Men, and late last night few could be found wi.'9 to glve much odds that he will not carry off (be first prize in the con- lest. ‘The difference between the looks and Performance of the tall, sank; deshless Yankee oy is wonderful. He 15 walx'0S according to a carefully-prepared schedule, nd plods along with an unvarying stride of imm*ase jenth, as untiring and regular 4% a ina. $ appearance is in sporting patlance ‘0 indicate staying qualities, bu! to those who phophesy that he wi!l “break np” after another day or two his backers and train- ers reply that he will take the lead to-day and keep tt to the end. Huarriman’s own confideace in his powers ts astonishing. He says he will have an easy task to win, and that none of the others have a ghost of a’ show beside it. It is almost convincing to listen to him. He arose yesterday at 2:11:07, after less than three hours’ Sound sleep. and, except for a few unimportant stops, kept up his machine-like plod all day. He eats and drinks with relish, aad his physt- clan says he tn better condition, if that were possible, than when he started.’ His outward appearance certainly gives no indication of any change. The ‘sympathy of the ssemblage is’ evidently with bim. Be- ing the only American in the race. he was the favorlte with all native-born citizens from the start, and now that O'Leary's cuances have waned, his superior performance has com- menécd him to the best wishes of all others who do not wish to see the caampton belt leave these shores, All four contestants are in receipt of stich a profusion of elegant floral offerings that their cottages resemble zreen-houses, bat Ilarriinan’s are more numerous and more ele- Sunt than all the others put together. Half the e during the afternoon he was carrying a basket or a bouquet of Mowers with him around the back. He appears to have a special spite against Rowell, probably because of the latter's position tn the race, and in his efforts to break the Englishman down he has the ready asalst- ance of Ennis, who will be spoken of further on. It was curious to watch the ta: two and the successful manner fa which they worried Rowell. Despite all Rowell could do Harriman kept within ten miles of him all Aes Occasionally the record would be allowed to exceed that a mile or two, and Rowell, lulled into fancy security, would dart Into his cottage to rest his sore | Harrtman would then let himseif out, and fore the as- tonished oe could realize the fact the gap would closed, and his trainers would uurry him out on the track again to prevent further damage. Harriman would keep up his tremendous stride, forcing Itoweli to break into a trot to keep up with him, and then Eanis would eome re aud being a better runner than Rowell, Would dart alongside of him stimutating into further exertion. This little game would be continued for hours. Rowell never Seemed to be able to see through the litte ar- rangement which was surely using up. During the afternoon Harriman let Rowell in- crease his lead to 14 miles, but when the Eng- lishman retired for his long rest he kept right along, and before he returned to the track reduced the difference toa paltry 5 miles. He ener 150th mile at 2:44:35 o'clock, and his at 9:05: O'LEARY’S FREQUENT ABSENCES FROM THE TRACK. The N.Y. Tribune say ‘Shortly after 1 o'clock a@ light apy in O’Leary’s house, and the crowd made a move toward it. At 1:25 he stepped on the track, after an absence of nearly two hours and a half. His rest appeared to bave done him very little Food He was Jaded, his eyes were dazed, and his whole appearance Suggested stupefaction. It was openly asserted that he was under the influence of liquor, and his cee fou strength to the assert 3 of these ion. O'Leary living a faster life than was good for him since his return from a Ia ana Campana he partook bers witeeok and Campana he of wine ai other stimulants, and as he was not pushed he managed to get along well enough to win. Now, however, he is driven as he never was before, and his? dissipation is telling on him. His stomach refuses food, and several times during the last twenty-four hours he has abso- lutely refused to go on the track until supplied, sometimes with champagne, and at other times with brandy. At noon yesterday he ate some oatmeal Crackers, and that was the first food tbat remained on his stomach for many hours. Some of his friends are dep and many are Ci hedging their bets, bat on the other hand, he has staunch admirers who believe that he will rally and yet reach the front. SCENES DURING THE WALK. The N. Y. Syn says:—When one of them put on a spurt and went ahead of another the spec- tators cheered, and the throng on the floor surged from side to side to catch fair views of the contestants as they went spinning round the track. All of the walkers kept well ia to- ward the short inner side of the track. Rowell Still adhered to the method of walking close on the heels of O'Leary. The contrast between tbe two walkers was striking. The champion strode ahead with the gait that a perfect wali- ing mschine might be expected to nave, looking on he:tier side, while the little man from across the water skiinmed over the sawdust wita a tight step, swinging his hands in front of him trom side to side in time with his step. Very unlike are the motions of the different men when runpii Rowell trots. 1H not very much faster than when he Is wal his bi step, but he does not tire easily. imag runs as thor him through. Eanis runs like a farmer trying to get ahead of a faga- clous cow. O'Leary ome juickens his pace, and runs with a suggestion of that_mechanteai ent that characterizes his walking. Karly in the afternoon, justas Rowell was nearing the end of his 157th mile, as usual almost under the Sweep of O’Leary’s elbows, Harriman came up with a brisk stride, took ‘the outside and at- tempted to peer The young Englishman hauled out of the champion’s shadow, and he and the Yankee had a close brush for more than a lap. Harriman sped rapidly over the sawdust, and Rowell skipped along in the liveliest manner. ‘The spectators appreciated the exhibition and yelled with delight. Rowell fell into a trot, and continued it for a mileor more. All = the afternoon such episodes and others on the sawdust calied out frequent bursts of applause and encouraging shouts from interested specta- tors to their favorites. Gen. Sickles was at the reporters’ stand a few minutes yesterday, and especially admired Rowell's style, and in the evening Sir Edward Thornton and suite visited Rowell in his cot- tage. A_Dveck-Hunter’s EXPEDIENTS.—Goose Rock, in East Lyme waters, is a favorable resort of black duck. During the season Edward C. Luge, of Lyme, has shot two hundred of these fowls, and he kas also tured four hair seals. He conducts his sporting campaign in a hut built upon the rock tn a manner to represent nature as closely as possible. A stove and other ordi- nary cokventences furnish the hut, and from a loop-hole facing the water he watches the birds. When a flock settles within gun-shot he blazes away with both barrels. One lucky shot brought down eighteen duck. A trained water Spaniel 1s his companion in the hut, and he 1s sent after (he birds. When he emerges from the water he 1s covered with ice, but plenty of blankets aud a “snooze” bebind a red-hot stove take the shiver out of him.—{Hartyord (Conn.) Tourauit. A PECULIAT: AND VERY SAD CASE Of klepto- mania ts reported from Rockester in the person of a Baptist minister who has preached for Uurty years. Last January he took from a show window ina china store a vase valued at he vase was one of a pair, and day hie entered the store and’ took tas He went, away unmolested, € the had {cu he was so much overcome that he came wear fainting, and a chair was bi ht to port him, At first he denied that ne had taken The vase, and futd he bought it the street. of a man on (n the way 10 the police station he s test : su Id not tell why he had taken them, only that he could not help doing so. He ‘was terribly trighte: and begged for help. It 1s said he has been fll tor some Ume, and is now under a physiclan’s care. ‘This circumstance ts cited in explana- tion of his strange conduct, as he has long been known as aman of upright and correct e. CURIOUS MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS.—The Sees by John E. Knapp to recover two of Is children from their mother, before Judge Lawrence yesterday, brot swer. The mother says she obtained a divorce from Kuapp tn Indiana, and married ag: Afterwards Knapp induced her not to resist own suit for divorce in this state, and she mak- ing no defence he got his divorce, and it was arranjed that he was to have two of the chil- dren. She says her husband cared nothing for the children and put them fn & public institu. lon, from which she took them. The petitioner denied tbe validity of the Indlana divorce and any ueglect of his children, Judge Lawrence, With some sharpness, satd if the mother’s story was true the second divorce was illegal and to be at once abrogated. He adjourned the matter for ten days to obtain proof as tothe Indiana di- Vorce.—{N. ¥. Pribune, 11t ht out a curious an- ain. his A PROTEST AGAINST SUNDAY FUNERALS.—At & meeting of the Patterson (N. J.) clergymen, held on Sunday “yao it was decided to a memorial to the ‘abitants of that city re- queens, them not to hold so many funeral Sunday. The preachers complain that in con- sequence of the number of funerals on Sunday they sometimes do not find time for their meals, (N.Y. World, 11th, MME, ANDERSON AnouT ExHAUsTED.—At 12.30 R, m., in Chicago, , Mme. Anderson ad walked 1,144 quarter sees ne, eee natn u terly exhausted. It seems 11 that can Dish the remaining 900 quarter miles, AL Cee A LONG LOST WILL COME 70 LiGaT. Ph 7 states that on — — John B. Brook and F. 8. Hill, attor- mii ee eee he seo Purporting to bo the last will eter 1:59, whereby the testator willed to hts cousias, Mary M. Kearney and Sarah Forrest, ali his landed estate, 1,200 acres of fine land, and $3 aco Fach in money. The Gazette says the discover of this paper after the lapse of nearly 20 years, during wi time a great lawsuit over the property thereby disposed of has beea instituted abd ended adversely to the above-named ladies, has excited a great deal of interest in Uhat ccunty. As no will could be found after Davia Crauturd’s death, although it was claimed he had made one, suit was instituted by the children of his deceased brother, Thomas Craufurd, who clatmed that Thos. Craufurd, had acknowledged their mother as his wife, and that they were the nearest heirs, The great expeuses incurred by Mrs. Kearney and Miss Forrest in defeading thelr rights had nearly consumed the handsome property which belonged to thein Lope pomapen of David Craufurd’s and the result of this long litigation left them in the most reduced cireum- stances. The last fragment, 175 acres, was to have been sold last Saturday to satisfy'a judg ment against them for amounts recovered for nge's ¥, 80 that the property belonzs to her and her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Kearney, equals ‘The will ts ye by Horace Miller, Wim. Da’ aud Thomas Bayne, of whom Mr. Duvall o: is now living, in Prince George’s courts, a very old man. The estate has beea di-_ posed of under a decree of court, and shoud the will now produced be sustained pur- chasers rust either surrender or hear Lae - expenses of @ long and heavy lawsnit to revain property 0 which they sup; uve title, will Senne ree Cane Where the will came from, the Ga- zclle says, 3 yet a matter of conjecture. Oac report says it was given into the hands of an office lag cf a Washington lawyer, with direc- tons to hand it, with other valuables, to the rightful owner of it. This young man shortly after left for the south, and It remained uadis- turbed until last week, when it was found aad at once forwarded to the attorneys above men- toned, to be used as they might think best. By this will Dr. Richard s. Blackbarn, a cousin, of Jefferson county, Va, was made re- siduary legatee and executor of ‘the estate, and that gentieman, June 13, 1860, published an ad- Vertisement in the Marlboro’ Gazette, statin, that he bad positive information that Davi Craufurd had a will in his house six moaths before his death, and requesting information in Tegard to it. THE os ete rahe wife = an hegper paint Ing had a bronchitic at- tack, the doctor said unto her husband: “When yougo home dip @ brush in this solution of jodine and apply it to your wife's back.” At, night the hn prepared duly to carry out the pl lan’s orders, Dut Just as he was about t of aimlessly Land if it isn’ nocepted call me whistler!”—[ Adapted from the French, DEATH FOLLOWING AN Escarg FROM FIRE.— Four attempts have been made the month to fire a row of frame stables in street, Paterson. made last week, hen the rDart Of two thead: wi qu we house, occupied by John O3- partially destroyed. erne, were ‘ne Osborne their lives, Dedroom family had a narrow escape with the children being rescued from their after the flames had penetrated into it. Mrs. Osborne, an elderly woman, was sick with con- low from the shock of the At Nashville, Tenn., last week, the wife of B. F. Pitt, who was under arrest, with forgery, was admitted to jail to confer with her husband, tum, and after the day was’ supposed, weeping. and de} ‘ne prise of the jallor can be better imagined than described whe: iscovered, instead of jamin Pitt as undergoing imprisonment. The donned scene. SUppEN DEATH OF TILDEN'’s SCHOOL TEACH- Ex.—At Binghamton, N. Y., Dr. Ste; Deca- cl as isthe cus- accused had ‘the apparel of his wife and had fied the tuy Hand, a much and for over Jorly years &@ medical practi rr ped di from heart disease while waiting for the dc- artureof atrainat the depot Monday mora- New Lebanon, N. Y., where he ence taught school and counted Samuel J. Til- den among his pupits, A YoUuxG Man's Costiy REVENGE.—A tele- gram from W! "a., March 10, b— 9! night of dey evening last to pay cost_of the prosecution and unde imprisonment at hard labor in the state fentiary for 10 years. Hill and his re Thomas Barclay, attended a party on theeve- ning of the burning, they hada victorious, ter coming off and set the barn on fire. fishermen Lawrence threatened to destroy the valuable fisheries in those waters. THE HONOR AND CREDIT OF VinGtNta.—At the largest assem! the people of Camp- bell county, Va., for ten years past, day last, resolutions gu: the credit of Lo freien) favoring the bill for the settlement of the state debt now before the leg- ecg were adopted with but one dissenting ice. No Coau Comprnation.- tle coal the anthract Ts, ab Tu & resolution was adopted dec! that until the entire ant Coal trade is rep- resented at a joint meeting, Including operators and no further will be taken look- ing to a reduction of the output of coal in the several regions. THE EVENING STAR. oral nis wife: * M: ano Marta. 1 want vou to look over rest of mine aid put new buttons om to-night. i, ‘cause I'm going to “But, Hy. geamered eee S ered haven't any buttons to match tha’ “Thunder!” broke tn Rlummer, & woman keeping house as long ‘as Pe pce to be oat of buttons. By G ve you'll ask me for win next money to bu, at evening Blummer hurried through Supper and began arraying himself for the card Party. Presently he called for the broadcloth test aed Mrs. Blummer with marvetlous - Dn ettnded It to htm. He took It, folded it, and then, as his eye took ta his emplete Appearance, he stood as one trans- Six butte 2 4 SIX button vest, and there were x buttons on it, and the of Blum. mer observed Unat the first. or Uby pearl shirt buy y Overcoat y om Pender button, and then, as the dazz) old Blummer’ reached bottom poker cup omna in Blummer's two holes pubched through it—he gave a snort Therets, that made the chandelier jingie. ‘after all, a tine sense of bumor about Blummer, and And there won't he laughed till he cried. any bution money grad in that household Lereafier.—{Cin. Heras ladies of Keene participated last Saturday ip a caucus for the nomination of members. school board, and secured the nomination of three os their number to serve the city in that capacity. “TEMPLETON,” Uhe Boston correspondent the Hartford Covrant, complains bitterly of the course of Massachusetts men in voting away public money, and says tis fostering a sentiment in the state for Grant, who ts belleved to be si opposed to ex- " also says travagant schemes, Temp! tly weakened himself nents citizens by his pelicy om Bs that Buuer has great among ‘the anti-Chinese ER Col. Geonge Tayloe, who commanded am Alabama confederate regiment during the war, Gled Monday at his in Orange a home, county, DIED. Dd. imonOR aed neaepeee his late ree ‘M strest idence, northwest, Friday afternoon, clock. - ment in Bennington, Vi. = = MUKN. On Mi . 1879, Jaa EN ae an ty Munn. tne Fi 3 o'clock eee, o Pm - UNDERTAKERS. ous B. wHicHT, ISBT 100d ot. n. 0. marld.ly FAMILY SUPPLIES. oat JUST RECEIVED DisEcT- HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUP. At Repvucep Pators. TOMATO, BEEF. MOCK TURTLE, CHIOKEN. OX-TaIL, SOUP AND BOUILLI 5 CONSOMME, OKRA AND GUMBO, VEEM'CELLI, MULLAGATAWASEY, GREEN TUBTLE, TERRAPIN. JOHN H. MAGERUDER, marl0tr 1431 New York evenus. 604 Oth ot. wre. ©. 8. O'HARE & BON, marétr 2913 7th st nw., bet. Mand B. A DECREE OF DIVORCE has been a to Col. Charles Grantley Norton, of the imperial Ottoman Gendarmerie, from his wife Miss Mc- Vicker, of Nem York; the co-respondent, being iis kinsman, the fifth and present Lord Grant- ley, —— of the late Lady Sttrling-Max- well, better Known asthe Hon. Mrs. Norton, and @sceond cousin of the Earl of Dufferin. _——$< <____——— KILLED IN BELF-DEFENSE.—Geo. W. Pankey, & conductor, was shot and instantly killed at Tuscumbia, Ala., Tuesday morning, by Arthur WW, Moran, ht train Gispatcher. "Moran was omy syry ; being proved that he A Rervpiican Vicrory.—At Sacramento, Cal, Tuesday the republicans made a clean peep, defeating both the democrats and work- A SERIOUS CHARGE.. § ‘In a case in the United States district court at Louisville, Ky., Monday a Colonel McKee, a prominent republican could prove that United ‘States detectives had made and passed Spurious coin. Mr. J. Milton Turner. ex-minister to Liberia, ae ee speeches in en in opposition to of teat Ler, He avin eae gay ter in Missour than wen the sun. Local Option iN ENGLAND.—In the British House of Commons motion of Sir &2-Jacob Ott has been sentenced at Philadel- phia to ten a no and $2,000 rine and costs of for 4 ‘After the Indiana oa ca ces as rate at 6 per cent. with the right tq acl wl 20 per cent, Fo® LENT. Holand Crown Herring. Columbia River Salmon. Fish Chowder. on Jame ng eames Fomine