Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1879, Page 3

___ STEAMERS, &c BOOKS, &c. from Non roux, FOuTRESS MON- OOKS OFFERED TO TH IGHES£ BID- F E ANDTHE SOUT! Bons. Catalogue No. 59, of es ion of News py ‘Oia BOCKS in tn every partment of Iners- Swift and clezant iron Steamer LADY OF | ture ready, of , leaves -street wharf, re Biat “ie the the Sant das fay for bide ie AMENTCAN Sys Ae 4 and Fri- BOOK EXOWANGE, 55 Beekman st., N.Y. 119-9,82 ele ‘connectin, — fo Row’ * York i 0 ton, and rail- Tay MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE folk every ' ‘Thursday ‘and § dSonirday, at 4 o'clock p.m. FOR POTOMA . 0 RIVER, LANDINGS. Bteamer JON Birt street wharf every Monday atten, peo for Nomipi: Thursday for eee: i=? and Katuray forLeov ardiow AMERS FOR NEW ¥0! The Breatnare JOHN ep cog E.0. Soros, | italy leave Pier 41, East ork, every B-ttrday, rrr Saturday PIES, Alex: same dey. Freight taken at lowest rates. at office over | Apply Metroyolian Bank, 16th street, or office of Sees feck ot 2 eect, Wachunmton, ‘and 68 Wate! “ee "SAMUEL BACON, President MER MATTANO, Osptsin Wa, H. lease whart foot of 6th and N its, cA ‘Thors, .» for Po- | ain On’ Tareders for | t, Coltor's, and Handing ta St. a Bay. ‘for Mattox Orcek and I in eo river, On B Sundays for Colton's and aad. in Nowin: Creek. Returainx on Wetnesdasy, and Monday morningy, making inter Nene To ae VERNOW PAS- . The Steamer W. W. , OOBOURAN, whtel has been furnished, a is the only Boat at. pit passengers Verncn wharf. Round trip $1, includins admission ‘and grounds. Bteimer lesvee 2 th street mar ‘dail, (su di xcepted) at cas ‘about Sr 1a. J. Mc HOLLINGSWORTH, Bort Ladies’ Sicunt’ Veron Associnon Cb Ey ‘E, steamer r W. W. Corcoran. Mels ly Noss GERMAN LLOYD — Srramsure ETWEEN NeW Yous, Havas, LONDON, SouTHamMerToN AND BREMEN. ae NEW EXPRESS LINE PHILADELPHY. ALEXANDETA WASHINGTON Abb GEORGETOWN, Co at Philadelphia with Clyde's Lime for Boston, lence, and the Bew England States. 2 Bes sx will — ve theta mai carrying the Netherlands, leaves Jersey :ty 3 7 Boni ‘Wiliam at. pera e, ‘York. FUN mt Front Aste DW. to Bway, Gon’ Pans'nee Ant jan}-ly ‘PD, | ‘THE MOST FAMOUS'BOOK OF THE DAY, Water | | Baltinore Express. ‘Y—Biszarck fn the Franco-German War. ings of Past Years; Hon. WE. Giadson. Age of the Antonine: by W. W. Oapes | ute Gomme tary on the Bible, | Spiritual Manifestations: Chea, | Beesie Hi: Venture; Matthews. = ‘Alinanae for 1879. rr. Pooks for the Lente: cen eee Easter Cards, mm gree At ALLANTYNE & SON'S, msrl2tr = 428 7th UST PUBLISHE) BISMARCK IN THE FRANOO-GERMAN WAR, An authorized translation from the German of Dr. MORITZ BUSCH. ‘Two vols. 8yo , extra cloth, black and gold.....%4.00 American readera now have an opportunity to make acquaintance with the most widely-discussed book of the day, and those whose expectation has he reviews and correspondents to understand the excitement it has calied forth in Eurove. MOHUN BROTHERS, marlltr 1016 Pa. ave., corner lith street. A. MoCREARY, Wm. Ballaat: & Son) has K STORE, Teh etree orthwesl, with with an entire new stock of 2, Btationery, &c., Booead ‘avd Plait Papers, "Borderiug, &a.7” Note Paver et from 5 ae a RES up, and Envelopes, ‘a 00d white), at 30c. a eas Con’ enoes of all ‘pinas at proportionstaly low prison i H, (formerty with, wi RAILROADS. A L/TIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the ‘North, Northwest, West and Southwest. To take effect Sunday, Nov. 17, 1878. au Bir ley’s, CPanel Annapolis Juno- mae ponent d Elk Ridge. Breakfast 6:50 a. m.—Beltimore, foe isand Way. (Pied- ee oevare, Winchester, and Way +7:40 2. m.—Baltimore and Gaurel 8:10. m.—Point «f Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Haverstown, and Way Statio ‘New York, Philadelphi and Pillciius' Sige annaindaiction = St Haelp at Annapolis Junction. 48:35 a. m.—St. Louis, Louisville, o, Oolum- busand Pittcbure Expresa. Frederick, Hagerstown and Valley Branch cnt Sunday. ‘Throw rh Car to Staunton. /" tetrad Car to cin innati wad. to Sanduaty, daily, except Satur ie! MOu Sunday only, Ballsmors, Annapolia 200 ——< *110.00 am —Baitimore Ex sae Stops at Bladena- urel, Annapoiis Junc- burg, College, Ealtsville, tion, seanaies 's aud Hanover. ate Was! Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City fs ori Philadelphia and Boston pice P-m on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way wat, 4330p. _—Baitimore, Bladensburg and Laurel | Has sprees. Brederiey via Relay. Btope at a 7438 —Poiut of ‘New Yor! jOTONGALEs” | __ADOWONsaien | auoyioNaaten. | THE RVeMiWG arte J’ tte SALES. AUCTION SALES. __—s«| THE EVENING as N, Ano ey ‘cicool nomth went THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNL. URE AND EFFEOTS OF A FAMILY DECA'NING HOUSEKEEPING AT AUCTION. mon TUFSPAY MORNING, March ye nt 10 o'c'ock, at my tween! Hand Jas: DUNaA com- warerooms, No, hetraet, be I sts northwest, i sell the cutire Furniture of a famil comprising 2 Walnut Chamber Suits, Suite, 66 yards Brossels Garpet, 3 Ingrain ¢ ing end Oilcloth, Marblé-top Tables. oe Table, | Sideboar, Loun, Stoves, 1 Kanwe, itchen Utensils, Hatr and Husk Mattress, Pillows Bolsters, Bedaing, Crockery, Glaes Ware, ke.; Gilt and Walnut Frame Pictures Ornaments, Ourtatna Rugs, and other Household Goode, unnecessary t enumerate. Sale positive. Terms carh . Ja8. DUNGAN, Auctioneer, mar22% 81" 7th street north waa. PeNoaNsos BROS., A » AUcUOneers BEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI URE, CARPETS. 8 TOV Cu KC BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR, LOT HOUSE- On TUESDAY MORNING, March 25th, ha IHANCERY SaLE OF VALUAB. (N GEORGETOWN. D. oe SMeROVEED With an AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE 0. & f s decree pased by. abril ‘of the Distek ER on ses 4th January, 1870, as m¢ said court, aly. passed on the 151 $518 Poth decrees be made in the iston Gos al. va. i Serie Deel a eal tee dt appoint in said canse, sell at o1 ited tone ey ighest bidder, in_ front the premises, on SATURDAY, March 15th, 1879, at 4 o'clock , certain real Br in Georgetown, in said Di trict oe Colinas, situated and known ae Lots numbered 2t umber 27, in 7 in Thomas Beaie's addi tion tor rac own, e buildin provements thereoi er all that ound which fronts on the went aide of Washing. m strect, in said town. b- ginning at the southwest corner of’ said lot 27, and ran thence east and at Fight anslee with eaid Washington street to tho woat line of said atreet : thence west and with tue line of id_ street to its intersection with the southern boundary line of eaid lot No. 27; then with the eouthern boundary line of said lot to the place of beginning, with tno improvements, rights and ap- purtensnces to the same belonzing. ‘Terms of aalo: Onethird of the purchase money incaeh; and the res'due in equal instalments of one-third of said residue, peat xe, Tespectivoly, six, twelve and eighteen months after date of sale, ‘wits interest from date; the title to be commencing at 10 o'c‘ock, we will vell, in front of our sa.esroome,a general assortment mary of Household goods. ancing at purchaser's 8300 to bs paid att tie offale. Coe M pens otrect, Gs reas onsreus atest Gconeete THOS. DOWLING, Buck. fob20 Sawa 2" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TUESDAY, March 25th, same hour and place. By order of the Trustee _mnarlé.cotd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneera ee bee OF BRIOK HOUSE No. 1113 JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Bre eae of a deed of tr iber 843, trust, duly records oe a ee On Sandager and ‘Baltimore, Annapolis and Wsy Sta- man 110:15 p.m.—New be Philadelphia and Bailti- and Laurel. more I bape ee Biadensburg ee af esas onee wp Roan ceipeare fe ata ea Sa meridian of 60 a8 a3 ome pores, ™ ooAL Best uty. ‘woop. Prompt Deliveries. ooaL. THE TRADES. Beare ig ecreapecttaly informed that the ag tape Tae See $2 Sept ha Re wil be ts dosapertr of le which has always been istic of the ex! '# Pennsyl: @ve., 3d floor. charactert lishment. . aréty 1019 joan ta IN BROTHER: PRAC? Ii ctl AND JOB Giaonicat eae sas 01 Heo a 7 Ooi Pentine a & Special yicws FLORAL —_ Slower Pints, of 100 Colored lower Erase and 300 macresinaee with f the best flowers and Vexetables, and ow torre thet. All for a Five ent Stamr. in German. ‘The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, 175 mrtipe, For, 50, nie ta paper aren: BDO ‘or 50 cents in pei ere; Slewan! Iz German or English. Ft as Paxes, a in ever numer many fine Exugravings. S18 a year year; Copies for $5. VIOK'S SEEDS sre the best tn the world. Bend raMP fora Fromat, Guips. containing Eiatasa bron plenty of information. Address VICK, Bochester, N. ¥. ” bepemed DOWN TO FOUB CENTS. FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2.10. GASLIGHT OFFICE, 411 and 413 Tenth street. ectlt iS'be cheat tad rotnived at en poor ee SG’ ROONTE Gener Arent novi6 1879 PENNSYLVANIA 1879 TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Hails, SPLENDID Sees MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. |, from Depot, iE MAPEIRGHOM, fom Depot, 10:10 , with Par- meres eee nd"Bicopin'o a t 540 IEE Gaon wilt Panos Gasto Chia ; 8, 4:20, 8 “eens Fae aes $ams aad ‘iichmondand the South, 6:50 a.m. and 6:30 p. st 5, 7, 8:30, 9 il Pay eae p.m On fonts a ca Penn- Srenag, gue and a the onders oan Bele for ne <8 from ean ed General Manager. Toes, SEEDS, FLOWERS, ae — ¢ kinds of FRUIT EES, weet = trawl les, &C. ns, Shade Trees, ornamental Trees, Koves, &ec.; New and Rare pt ‘Beddipg Plants, &c. Garden Seeds, and wuine; Flower Seecs, eance Cut iowers, quets, Designs for rals, &c, Fune ‘Trees. 14 Green-houses. Evergtiiog dp in the Nursery line—Piants, Seeds id Flowers—at lowest rates. JOHN Bal marl0eol0t® 621 7th st. opp. Pateat OMice. OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. Lass “D.” AT NEW 0) TUESDAY, APRIL 8riz, igo, 107th Monthiy Drawing, Tevisiene ware Lottery Company. seaiaature wilae of te thee lato for educational and charitable ‘CaP ‘AL PRIZE, $30,000. ICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. tenn oe DOLLAR HALF-TICKETS, ONE 130,000, + Sapital 10:00) 1 Capital Pri: 5,000 2 Prizes of 5/000 5 Prizes of 5.006 20 Prizes of 18,000 500 Prizes of 10,000 1000 Prizes of 10/000 a4 a0 ‘The finest and largest stock of GAS FiXTUBES EVEB OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE OITY. THE BEST AND OHEAPEST. ‘Will guarantee entire satisfaction. Ez. F. BROOKS, febl8-tr Goncozax BUILDING, 15th St. ‘ECOND && CLOTHING.—The pebelea Rd Pecay iid See 806 9th street, near Ro la N, H;, fol'o 258, in the rurveyor's ofica of anid ott, togethy er with the improv ents, &c Verms: $200 cxsh (80 Of woh must | bop be pata at the time of sale); co either in monthly or “| aus rl ese cent. be seh cael SP alee i a fo be comolied with within 7 in 7 days, ott otters the property will be resold at risk of former purebaser, after Sdays public notice. Conveyancing at purchaser's coet. \ marl3-eokds ROBERT B. FERGUSON, Trustee. | A. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. THURTERS SALE. A THBEE-STORY ue HOUSE, NO} Ti09 GSTREET NORTH- ol ee of Colunnbus, nnd st request of thepa:ty theteby, U shall i at lt nt public auction, in front of ¥.the 25th dy ot Palanan 1819, at 4:80 0 reloce 2. 319, beginning twent rent f eet one fach east from torcuhwest ‘comer of said lot(2;) thence north one hundred feet: feet one inch; then _ thence east als Tost those south twenty feet; thence feet’; t 100. "erms made known at sale. 8100 a jabato be required at time of sale. a Ton Pimarib-e,w,ekm 4t 10th atreet n w. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. Ces SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME TE oi ELLING, No. 1633 0 STREET NURTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Be se ets Columbia, passed in Equity locket 18, ‘and, ‘by virtue of. Octorer 4 of the party secured thereby, I shall sell at auplle auctigh, in front of the premises, on THURS. Bay. apn A.D 187: a :30 o'clock p. m_, all of ground situate in the iS s Lona end described ag lot mi e (95), in Thomas and Perry's recorded subdivision of tee northern part of is of juare numbered one eae ant frpaless ¢ 8190 a ty gal pale cs at es eee ae with interest 4 cent per annum. secured by a deed Ere peoy te sold. CU ee of oreo cornbeneree cost. Sees to be fen da} to resell faultins urchase! after five advertisement wart. | “ari i de "GEORGE e FisHeR ‘Trustee. | apa SALE OF BEAL ESTATE. aut: Se yee the Seraret ‘ete eft said Com; at their office, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 1534 sts! awe on WEDNESDAY, Marcu 267TH, 1879, AT 11 O'CLock a. M. a large num. ‘The Properties fered ber of Dwelling ore Vacant Lote in at arts of as several THIS AFTERNOON. Hos. E. WAGGAMAN, saponin pagel USTEES’ BALE OF SrneETs NORTHWEST SENT a @ virtue of a deed of wehonas @,land re ublig ancen, in frost of the 2b the ‘with in seven dave say ot rigors 18 rilsteoe oC eetenttng ving such noi as they deposit required when bid is W.E EDMONSTOX, Trustees. THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, Auct. tiarl3.akaa GAMUEL H. LUNT, Auctioncer. = F VALUABLE HOUSE AND cash, at ‘orton of not com i On SIT CATED. ON QENT! eer I ATREET. BETWEEN AND ELEVENTH STREETS NURTH. By wire ‘a decree passed in the equity cante No.5, Eaton Supreme Court of D.C. m the 8d day of July, A. D. 1878, I shall gail at public auction, on the pra on MONDa‘ Gay of ‘March, 1813, at the hoarot 6 | tie sist part of Lot numbered two (2), in square re hundred and forty-three (343), bewiautuy for of said lot in said square at a pot on pom Ta street fifty five (55) feet east from the soath- west corner of sala square, and thence runnin s east on the line of north T strest tighten feet and five inches: thenca north one hun red feet to tho enid line of said lot; thence ea-t along the rear line of gaid lot eighteen feet and five inches, and thence south to’ to the point of beziuniny. : One-third of purchase money tn cash, the acta red pay fegeet in equal instalments of eix'and twelve months from the day of sale, with intorest atthe rate of seven (7) a cent perannum,; the deferred payments secured by deed of trast on the premises. A deposit of 8100 requirsd on da: of sale, and all conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. if terms of sale are not complie! with in seven days the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at risk and cost of aaa Meg pur- LINDEN KEN’ omar? 10t y ‘Prastes UNCANSON BROS., Au Auctioneers, ibe SALE OF VE es Nee BUSI. NESS PROPERTY ON VENTH STREET SOUTHWEST (SOUTH WASHINGTON. .) st, A virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 26th, A D. 1875. and duly recorded in Liher # io 45, &c., of the land records for. ie oe tou of Coliinbia, and by the direction of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 24th day of March, A.D. 1879, at 4 o'clock p.m., bere thi ty-eiht (38),1n the recorded eub- Hivisi juare numbered four hundred and rm “five (438), in the city of Washington, with all the improvements thereon, being a very fine Brick Business House and Dwelting. ‘Terms of salo: One-third in cash, (of which £8100 must be paid at sale,) the deterred i pays ments made in six, twelve, teen twenty se ae Tnonthe after sale, with interest at the rateot seven Tcont. per annum until paid.and secured by lecd of ‘trust and insurance to the aatistaction of the Trustees. erms to be fully complied is rae within six days. after aia ‘of gale, ot Tight is reeerved to eh dete notice, at oe nek ss : vo a Jt DYER’ ‘Trustees. DUNOANFON BROs., auc mirtdeokas (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No. 1341 K STREET, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 3ist, 1879, at § o'clock. in tront of the premises, z shall sell lot 20, iin square 248, havin wing front of 25 feet, and running back 147 fect toa 30 foot alley, improved by an elegant threo story and Dascnent brown stone front residence, containing seventeen rooms, quod. bath, wash and furnace rooms, with all the modern improvements; fine brick stable on ae of lot, with capacity for three horses ane two carriages. “Thisis decidedly the best location in Washing on, and fronting the grand old Franklin Park, presents unusual ‘as to ite de- sirability for a vate Tesidence. Terms: One cash ; balance at six, twelve mo eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at 7 gent perannum Until paid, and gecured by a deo trust on the property seld, or if th os sires to pay ail cash, @ discount of the intorest wil be made & GA the deferred payments. off, Milos weyancing’at the. cont of th o con: ‘at the cont *PHOMAS DOWLI: UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S eke OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO! TY O} oe STREET SOUTH. Broa (SOUTH WASHINGTON. kere iG, Auct. reby, front of the premises, on MOND: ¥ of 5 Weis, at 6 Orclook pans Lot awe dered thirty-three, (33,) in the subdivision of aquare jumbered four hundred and thirty-five, (435) in the cit ty of Washington, with all the improvement: ‘Terme of sale: Onethird in cash (of which 85 must be paid at sale); the deferred payments to be made in (nix, twelve! elghtoen, ‘and, twenty-four Gout por aici until poids and secures or aeen perc ‘annuim uni ‘and bf'trust and insurance to fo" tne aatiataction of. the thin eix di fer day 0 mato, otoseias ee riees ix days after day oF erwiss che iy roaorved 10 eee 1, afte er one eens notice, at the Z al cost of former p pu conveyancing chasers pee WM. H. WARD, Trastes. DUNCANSON BROS., “ucts. marl? eo&da THIS EVENING. PUNCANGON BROS, Anctoncers EXECUTORS’ SALE oF VALUABLE LAW LI. BRARY AND OBFICE FURNITURE OF THE LATE HON. JOSEPH OASEY, DECEASED, AT AUOTI tN. of the Disteict of Oolumbis: holding spect term i ‘at publi ‘as a Probate we Will sell auction, on MONDAY, the 24th of , A.D. 1879, commencing at 7 0 gielock. my at the ‘office of the late Juste Casey, on the second oor of No. 1411 Gat. LAW LIBBARY, ao with iD ICE FURNITURE. A-chanco ts here offered. that seldom presonts itseli to ee in search of valuable Law Bool GEORGE TAYLOR, JAMES E. FITCH, H} Rxecutors, mar2)-3t Wwurarps HOTEL. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, HAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, PAINTED THROUGHOUT, AND ENTIRE- LY RENOVATED, I8 NuW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. nov29-tf MEDICAL, &c. LECTRIC BELTS. ‘A sure cure fur Nervous B Bebility, Premature De- cay, Weakness, Consumption, Liver aud Kidney diseases, General lity, et EO: Ke TBL z Circulars tailed free Address J. EE REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York. _ mar24-eotmay24 GiRBMATOREHORA DORMIENTIUM, Linpo- ‘Premature Decay, Seminal Einission Tost Vivor and all Venereal Diseases cures witwoul the use of calomel or mercury, by Dr. BROWN, 06 L et., near 16th n.w. 8-13" Dae BEN! vel nd al G RY MOLI'S FRENOH POWDERS. — for Diheans of the Kidneys, Gr Uduary rv y sealed. ee To 0 LADIER. ‘all lariticn speedily removed edly endorsed by the mecca! fap of Maryland sent on receipt of five dollars. Satief Address (confidentially) footie of Sarita et ere RR Ly ‘Gay st., Baltimore, ss febli-ly* ERVOUS aTeRUSTIOR: —A medical essay, comprising @ series of lectures delivered al Kahn's Museum of Anatom: anatomy, on the canse and care fein ture decline, indisputably how lost be Terai a afford ne 8 oer ay nopsis of nical aobtitty, being the ment cl 30 ae D! pone. By mai 250. currency cr postage stam) Secretary Kahn's Mi 'a Museam, way, New Tork m.w&f,6m0 Dea ee se Es Dhaare, soe closing stamp ‘Dolumbus ave., Boston. ‘bottles with muy name Tne allsboutto marry,or who have tuted from exceas oF Sther canseBuopose in H. WARNER, Beal Estate Auctioneer. PUBLIO SALE OF THE FIRST O1ASS RESI-. URTEENTH STREET, ARNE Me CP sce Wi No. 140 MASSA’ |. W.) leed’ to_the under. lio. lo 435, et seq. , of. the land records of the District of Columbia. and at therequest in writing of the party thereby secured. we will cell at public auction, tn front of. the premises, on, TUESDAY, April 16th, A.D.” 187i BO o'clock” p. m., the” follows dencribe parce! of ground ‘io Ngahineton, with the improvements OD, Viz: - dean: Mg gt pola OT OAd fet sector horthwest comer of Square 27, at the loose tion of the southerly line of Massachusstts avenue, with the easterly line of the public circalar spacs: thence eoutheasterly with said soath line or said avenue 62 fest 7 inches; thence. 14 deg. 39 min. 61 feet; thence 8 if deg. 30 min., W. 53 fect 3 inches toa public alley; t’enco due weet with the north line of said alley 33 feet ; thence north 127 feet 6 inches to the line of said circular space: thence northeasterly, following the circle 10 feet 3 inches t9 the polutof beg.nniny, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mone; in cash; balance in one, two, and three yeara, with interest at 7 per ce.t. from day or wale, soouréd on tho premises: or all casts, at the option of the par. chaser. A deposit of 8200 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sate; and if, terms are not compled with in five days frm the day of sale, the roperty will be resold, on five daye' notice in, the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the defaulting Purchaser. “Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. aie Fo gbe’s Trustees MAHLON ASHFORD, ‘ mar20-e0,dbsieda TEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Aucts, TRUSTER'S SALE OF TWO SsTORY FRAME WELLING, WITH BRICK BASEMEN’ ENTH SUREET NORTHE! By virtue of 2 deed of trust, Gated ou the yin Ju 1-75, anit recorded in Liber 189, folio 136 of the Land ds for the District of Coliinbias aud atthe: request of the secured, I will sell at a suiotlon, in front f mths nines, 01 of ie by AD. 4879, at so m., all that tot of ae in the City int in'the District of Columbia, known as lot ‘num! d forty seven (47) of Lanckton’s subdivision of are nugbere: 033), with the inn nine hundred and thirty-three ( provements thereon. Terms of sale: One-third (5) cash; balance in equal installments, in six (6), twelve (12), etghtsen Gk) and twenty-four (24) months, with ‘seven rae? per cent. interest trom day of sale. to be secured deed of trast upon the property sold OF ait can, ‘deposi Te: quired xt time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of pur- chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with ip seven days after sale, the Tr vstee reserves the rizht to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chase loarieokde WILLIAM A. GORDON, a the option of purchsser. A Soereaets Bole Agent, , Jou sL0auus.1 Oni. Fenmoeats upped fanl.tr hi A WORK AND PEBFUMERIES. Py) cae RE ag Tih street, OF sees S10 Mh pio of sale, cash. alg “Sonwere 100 will guired atthe Crs P. B. : Beast ot THOS, &. WAGGAMAN, Ruet marl5-eodts Terms of sale: Onethird cash, ll cash, at | option of the purchaser and iis, residue io vouual pHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. 15,000 FEET OF SOANTLIN xo AND JOISTS, AT AUCTIO On WEDNESDAY ‘arch 26th, 1879, at 10 o'clock. at ae MoRtiNG, , 2 Shall eell the stove umber, which has been very litt” mwar242t “THOMAS DOWLING, Auc.oneer. MONDAY... March 2 Spring. crowing days and gracions, mel im that «weet and baliny Spriae han ler haxtens to his polar lair, (Boy! juat see iF my wmbre: Th Pre Shere.) FIrNe artes. We rae ereen hide mid the f: a The mock let aches gai Pret pect Sra whisper coy! s they pass IMPORTANT SALE achew! The plaguey wind is Bast!) or ant ix it in these vernal days O'1L PAINTINGS waking 2ature, aa we roam Throurh we ods and delds, and chant the season's By American and Foreign Artiste, 3. T. COLDWELL. Auct B. SCOTT, Jn, Art An Teter ral ctionesr, will condi: mah: A Woman’s Terrible Revenge. ‘Saturday afternoon Mary Kirehner, wife of Michaei Kirchner, shoemaker, 263 Eastern ave- nue, walked into the eastern police station and asked 0 be placed under arrest, eee that she had assaulted a man namedJobn Schiereth, pularly known as “Baskets,” with vitriol le woman, Who Is Over forty years old, but of quite prepossessing appearance, hs, it 15 charged, been on intimate terms with Schiereti) "puOnias DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXCELLENT HOU! USEHOLD FURNITURE AT Monne March 27th, at No. 1317 F street, bs: 2m Tae y uecliuing housekeeping, ranges ring ¢ffeota et Mirror, Slab and Bracket. o'clock, twoen 18th and Lt sate and 14th rte. nw, the A WON BY TAYLOR, “THE PIB RATER.” astonishment of the CR viand; sohn Raine, the fast 10 mile runner, from Canada; Dominique Verrault,a Frensh- man; Jos, H. Owens, from Virginia: a: Roary Nawlor, a bald-headed bell boy Lhe sth mile was made except, boy; Owens, Simpson, the Rag Lslman and Taylor, the pie eater. The beef eater girded up his lotus and passed the (Confound my tek! Dee left my rudbere home?) | eater. The ple eater then cut the in To be sold at Corcoran Building, on the evenings of lively style and overhauled the beef eater in H * | Sweet Sprinctime, thon art welcome once again, a. The pace was tremendous at times and MARCH 27th and 28th. he pleasures of our brief tives to enhance — drew hes pplaase. But the pie eater could here's a 00. at with t and rain NOW ON EXHIBITION, DAYAND EVENING, | rested ny sert and apeited my new Spring | ROL SuAKe off te east beet devonrer. nye pants!) {Boston Jow plowed up the of the joth mie Johony Bull earth In @ desperate rush, eater was saving himsel the les, he tnrew of Sh and sence his inside oneg. 7 forged ahead & few paces au came in winner 6 seconds. Time of the ri seconds. Simpson then covered two more laps and Jeft the field. The baid-headed Dell boy kept bobbing around the track after Simp- son retired. Gn Delng informed that he wag about six miles betitad the pie-eater, he retirea. ‘This left Che Lwenty-auiie race Yo the ple-eater the ple last 10 and reserv ia'Rea smut Favior Furniture, upholstered | twenty two years old The weer vas ak. | Maecenas about doping’ the’ ple. Marbe Top Tablos ana Whatnot. macy became known to the husband. who ac | eater might collapse, but his crust. was ‘too Wind ee chairs. = cused Schiereth of it. The wife becoming ac | elastic. The Yankee cot out the miles in Six ane ere: eeeineS avd Shades, quainted with these facts, determined to be re | andseven-minute slices Vatli Le was on bis 130 Wali ut atariie Per oes ormaments pensed on the inan who she declares destroye: | wile. ‘Then the Vircintan, who Was leborious\y Wilnut Wardrobe Waltat Woes Tables ber reputation in the eyes of her husbind | finishing his lath mille, retired in Gisrust. Tmo Painted Cottace Furniture Knowing the places Schlereth juented, she | ple-eater continued bis e#ss run, Noishing the Fea ier Villows ana Bet Hast. Saturday afternoon, wherelie wit own | secics Sione, 3h 2 hours, 9 minutes, abd ss . 0 seconds, w out turn a is ere was a Garden and others, was playing cards. A shaw: | juarvel. a man livin: entirely on a fruls, cereal Was carelessly thrown around covering the right hand and arm. to Schiereth, she suddenly. from its hiding place and threw the contents of a tea-cup, ten cents’ worth of vitrisi, in Schlereth’s face, exclaiming, “You have ats. graced me and nowI have my _reveage.” She then left the saloon and went direct to the sta- Mon-house, exhibiting the cup with some of the vitriol still’ Init. She said she had disgraced her family and forfetied their esteem and Wanted to’ go to the penitentiary $0 as not, to see them again, Justice Farlow committed her for action of the grand jury. Seblereth, who has been for a number of years night watehman On Uhe principal floor of the city’ hall. ts about 45 years Old and married, After the burning he her shoulders, Walktag us drew her right hand i cen Wa Keating stoves, Kut mir4d Regu Fine SS "DOWLING, Auct B# WARNER, Auctioneer, Al Hn of two noid MONDAY. March" premises, at 433 0° 2) story Frams with ond lot, to be h Bist, in front ‘of tha lock p.m. “Ferme at sale. m4 Fi2¢H, Fox & ees Estate Brokers. TRUSTERS’ SALE 0 IUABLE PROPERTY USTREET, BETW Vv Rv EIGHTEEN TT STREETS NW Nirtue of a deed of trust, dated Sep ber bd A. a X nd ort ‘recorded ee to Was assisted to his home, 157 South Anu street, ome 2 »the a weal ae on the y met Kirciy iS husband of the woman, Who attempted to as- ib ta, si te {gains coneribed real égtata, aituate in resists sanlt him with a shoemaker's inife but was part of lot humbered twenty-three (23), in square | Prevented. Dr. James F. Mc: ne attended punibered one Indred and twonty-eoven (rz), | Schlereth, whose face is terribiy burned by tne pet 8 inches on I street, between 171 Liquid. The sight of the right eye will be de- Teets northwest, and rupning bac stroyed bab! iti 149 foot wrinel tone a ley; tow-ther with Rirconer ahds. were SIgtcly Qe bye ands were slight ° improv nents vitriol. Her husband nas inade turests against thm ea his wife’s traducer.—{ Balt. Gazette, 24th. pupae coe seated Chinese Spiritual burned by the ‘erms: The amonnt of indebtedness secured af said deed of trust with expenses of sale in mpi an 's garden E bo arly rma. d ver" i 7 sundi Jor Run: hy see her, h the head being an nd who sever ran a race best 3 A Drsri RATE Love ne Snore HOosELr.—Oa the lawn In front of the res Runyon, at 745 jewelry maker, Joseph Iinfeld, shot with a revolver, at 3 o'clock yesterday after- noon, imfeld had quarreled with nis sweet heart, Miss Emma Erb, who is @ servant im Chancellor Runyon’s household. Imfeld ha@ ecepied lover of Miss Erb for over ® yesr, and they were to be married in June, Om they quarreied, and on Monday to her, requesting the return of his letters, photograplis, and presents. She com- phed, returniug to Lim her engagement ring, alto. and inforining him that she would not sain. He made several vain attempts to obt«in an interview with Sesterday young linfeld, after working until? oelock in the jeweiry ‘manufactory 0. H. iiendricks, at 355 Muiberry street, where he 1s employed as foreman, quitted the factory and purchased a revolver ia E. J. Koenig's gun Store. He loaded every chamber of the revol- ver, and then went to the residence of Chancel- nee the balance at twelve and eighteen montha, tor | ‘The spirits of the unseen unt: directiy | fela stppresid tne hitcuey dg tad Soa er 1 e] tt Ss wi universe are di en at Se notes rc ane wanchaaee: ea Be invoked | by the Chinese, chietly in cases of ili. | Want tosee Em ot his Bro old Brey ean Cook at the onthe poneny GA One Ree deposit hess. In matters which involve merely pecunt- ae that he could not $250 ehail be required at time of sale. All convey. | @fy interests. such means as planciette and as waiting on the chan- Sncing st purchster's cost. It terms of nalearenot | VArOUS other indirect ways of ‘consulting the | Cellors| family He’ chen wall Soolly t> the complied with in seven days, teas reserve | oracle are preferred, being at; once slmplerand | lawn oe on High street, stood on a flower thericht to reseily at risk and cost of defaulting | less costly vo the inquirer. A man who wishes | Ded and shot himself in the breast. Chancellor purcheser, after ae days’ yrcement. to learn the probable result of an 1 enterprise he he | Runyon’s family and servants a and the residents BouEnt ‘O FOE}, Trustecs. has in view, Will drop into some roads in the pein 2 ctagine open cae scese. Im~- B. H WARNER Aone. feb21fm,te | ple and wililay a small fee upoa the altar. The | {eld threw the revolve ‘and walked to his attendant priest lights a fresh candle ora new | €mployer’s factory, a dozen Diocks distant, =< UILE ABOVE | SALE 18 POSTPONED until | stick of incense, and the suppliant, after mak- | Where he Te helpless into @ chair in the MONDAY, March 31st, 1879, at eame time and by the usual series of prostrations, reverently | Oflice. He he was sorry the ball had not Bae ee JaMes e rine aaah es with both hands # kidney-shaped piese or | Alished him. A physician found that the toa a1 3) name | which has been split into two halves, go | 22d lod; Just beneath the heart. Imfeld was ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. that each half shali have one flat and one | removed to the tal —(N.¥.8un, 21 | — ayes Side. These are raised above the oAxEEE axp TRaMr.— TRUSTEES MALE, OF VALUABLE, UNIM. aropped to” the ground before the PP nena aye PROVED PROPERTY QN NORTH CaPITO: ata s the combination which | Steg iateasioneee ta dah g hg Ft STREET, BETWEEN D AND E =— results, namely, (1) two convexes, (2) two | bed} esterday morning ty Poe Nats, or @) a flat and & convex, a propitions | Breiner hexeee ape ouPle {oe as Bee Mkt Ee te in liber bon No. eo & S negative, ndifrent m4 end sed with ] shee In early a v4 : ite iets tof Gofumbie and tne of & decree elabbrate method, or that responsibe, post comer be Soe Bits Tesponsible position of ina in of the Somes Court t of Colum! foam k mown io in Europe as Spiritualism, is to en- ‘and in the passed _on aay of Juno, 1875, ta eeeiey gage the services of a medium, generally a Tao- | ucisonof sine ahs bree a spirited tan extise No, 6311, ana af the quest of ‘the person | ist priest, whose body is for the tne oc- | the New World in hope of het a ougas in Tront of oa ou, MONDAY. ‘hs Cupled by the god. ‘This Givine “"pos- | ition: It seems that be could not fia Mth day of March, 1879, at 4:30 o'clock p. is brought about in the following man ment for which he was fitted, aud about year sub lots numbered elx (6). seven (7), sight (8) x ining ner: ber The medium takes aseat, while his brother aped all the way from Philadelphia to 9), ten (10) and eleven (11), in aorta ie te ux | priests or confederates ps arrange the usual altar, this elty in search of work. Here he a . Givision of formal ston one (i) in eaid ime reeeane en ne tea oad after ashore with Zeleny Brothers, and since theh has been ¢ | tees one cee ee DG. » | interval, one of them advances toward the me- = conor “wanetante ai ar office urye basket. wie all that pact of said 0 Taal ot one O08 (pins snare = See ese ain movement, apP3- | put he leaves two children in Saxony. (Pitts. North eee thig ae ( (35) foot and ten 2) ‘3 consciousness fs induced: whereupon the Rod say Boy Dipak, None. inches, by 8 cept e hundrea an went es possession ten) ily unoccup: fe lot or parcel eparately. ‘Tae | body. From that moment every. word, we SE er +. om a geo aore Toe Sen iat: Ones 3 by the medium is held to be divinely ee ses of'a lovely SE Sree cpate reuainder in thres equal instalments, in six twelve | OF MOre properly, the very words of , Fealant brow or in six, simply uses'the medium as his asa ber lover. Her and eighteen months from day of sale; the defer who brother, meanwhile, just home for the payments to terent at siz per cont from day Plece.—[raser’s Magazine. * in Of kale, and to be secured, by the purchaser's ee ae pantering in queus iliseeker ied rears sola. "A Seppe of $0 | LeNN’s MysteRtovs McrpgR.—No arrests | Of_* Dat in mua’ hor Reena an omens vanclns ‘and. Feoc Pooorttter ok cost, ‘ot par- | have yet been made by officers engaged in the | Prompted the natural curiosity of youth be haser. If the terms of wale be not complied Lynn trunk mystery case. They say, however. | lingered to listen. After a few inarticulate sithin five days ae the neeale ee the wi they articipate information which wilt throw | murmurs he conscious of the sound of resold at the ‘risk an fault much light on the e matter. The officers specially | osculation, and enjoyed his position staere OF TT OHN 0. HEALD. 1 eng: oo ine WOrk Of tracing Miss Ciark’s | ly. Later in the evening he met the pair at 112,14,17,19,21,08 Fatty. | HOvements since the time of her disappearance | 27 Pater you kiss Fred.” he abruptly fe: — "| from her friends report nothing for the public, | marked to his sister. “What do you mean, you te THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ey ‘but they are very busy, and it Is believed that y2? cried the sweet girl, ‘scar- Me AY. Murch 31at. 1879, same hour and they have made some The feel let. -*Oh, it's nouse denying ft!” ‘ber 26.29 JOHN © HEALD, Tras azainst Mr. Adams, in whose house the girl | brother. “You can’t gammon me, I the ir, it appears to be “» [JUNCANBON BROS, Avctioncers Palit’ gn ‘no sul santa ia on wbatever Rag ge Ty ‘suing URTEES’ SALE OF _V. WABLE | UNIM- le among his neighbors sturdy defenders | stance of a comparison which was odious. TRRROVED BRAG ESTATE LOSE TREET | ahdmuch sympathy. The police have nocharges | [London Truth. JORIH, BECWEEN FIRST AND SEOUND | whatever to make Farther in- By virtue of a decretal order of the ceca Gours i3 the poe Co Colum! : ‘work 6, INGLE, Webster Lay Bailding,; Trustees. nd still maintain that the Clark marl sobdniOt tWash bate Reporter 1 not the peum, Dut the evidence is ales against m. pacman: DOWLING, Auctionear. cae SALE OF VALUABLE_IM} A KENTUCKY SPORTSMAN IN TROUBLE. IMPROVED —Gen- AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN | eral Abe Buford, who by this time should have THE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE | become accustomed to misfortune, for it has ¢ virtie of a decree of the Supreme Qourt yeu ia now in deep ‘trouble. vad tat on ne he District of C Columbia, passed the will excite the sym pathy of his’ ‘and one ruary, 1879, in Kquity causs Doe I, Thal sell on MON turf all over the country. “Closely 10 folowing She, > April 7'h, iSiorat Serctbat pan onan Ap: Tulow, | the death of his beloved wife, the ehidiess ing ig Broperty, to and widowed old man was forced to a sale 7 in aaiare No. 111, Sontatning 6,491 of al! his property of every sort, pares wicks iene gemini | Bl och ated nt hihi ble thre orses. The sale will come off this month, improvements, located on theeast side of Connecti- cut avenue, beiweon Q and i xtreots northwest sad | BUt While that is a Joss, the following is an un- merited di! morning, in Ver- sailles, General ‘Baront ‘was committed to jail by order of court for failing to over certain oye and property Ma ich the general says he has no control, near the elegant soya of Senator Stewart. Also, Lots 65 and 56 in same Pyare atiolias the avowe « property and containing 5,960 square feet of jaare 95, on the ; roperty hav sera Mat #, and outains | been levied” upon and seized by the Imme ly after, Lote 41, 42, 43 and 44, in era en a = his — ware “981% equare feet of 3, " on ie aurea 20th and, alstetrecta "| exemptea law, in the Por the Ter a Tporenner i bed By. ens a Bee, Sto) One, Sheriff. The ‘order was issued by Ji Hunt six, twelve and eighteen montns front day of tale ior {nasi eat i Favor. ot Wabesild honas and secured by deeda of trust on the property said, | 2¢¥ b with notes bearing interest at six per centum por were not only surprised but shocked at the pro- annum until paid. All conve: ‘at cost of | ceeding. Great sympathy exists in the com- ate a deposit of 100 will bet uired on | munity forthe General in this his hour of trou- d property, and $50 on each lot of the tunimproved. “If tae trie of selene sat complied with within ten days, the Trustee reserves the racht to reeo!l the property, at the risk and cost of the da faulting purchaser or purchacers, efter one week's notice in some r AAS per Published in W aahinxton, | D.C. OM TRELL, Trust bie, and he has no lack of friends ready and Willing to assist him.—{ Tex. Special to Cin, Bay, ‘THE FOUR PEDESTRIANS who recently created an intense excitement tn this city fs par- . atter a m22d re Reporte 1 left here alone. ae ee Bx WAR ee anc | Hi rca en a ey * ¥ TRUSTEES’ SALI oF, VALUABLE. BEAL, for Rurope by the ‘Cunard ‘steamer which sails ESTATE, SITUATK ON THE SOUTH on Weduesday next; while Harriman will re- RNER OF NEW JERSEY awe . main for a time longer at the St. James Hotel. STRERT, CAFITOG HILL NO O'Leary 1s busily hts plan of dra. THE GADELL HOUSE, AND D FORMERLY a3 1° See ee os ue SOxGuEASION RA g out the pedestrians of thts coUMLFy Wo. con. By virtue of adoed of trust, dated Pebruar: test for the belt which he offers a3 a prize. He 34, bye and duly recorded in Laher No. 74 hopes by this plan to secure achampioa who folio 416, one of the land records for the Di can successfully contest with the Eaglishinan trict of Columbia, and at the request o in long distance pedestrianism, for at present secured thereby, we will gall at public a h tof the MONDAY, the 7th ae ot @ does not believe apy one In the country can fro of pe bara stele Pape yt travel over so long a distance in the same time Pisce or parcel of ground, iin gland being situatoim | a8 the Englishman accomplished. It cercalnly the elty uf Washington, D! Coiumpia, and be done, he says, simply by amazing: sata sce cae eat of fdrotand nlasty | walker and’ ruanee,“itariitead tas tors Sak x hun et oak (690), and described as follows: Beginning fortis | Wanerand — ver 42 the | this morning, and It 1s feared th that be he will never bered | recover from the he effects of the exertions a ae 0 patente Se Oeect #0 5 same at the northwest corner of raid lot pum! eleven (11), and running thence east atong south B street ninety-three fect cleht inches; thence south forty-five feet rix inches; ‘southwestwa! ite money rat te pedestrian matcn, retenis seven fest eight inches, to New derear ave Ail hougnt of his ever t again entering on along nue, and thence nort! ly along New Ji distance match has bev! thrown avenue elxty-elzut fect, ae Tnches te the place INE, beginning, together with the impr aside by even his most intimate Express, rovementa as above, —A farm laborer sai Woman’s Dous.E Live Rew Xo ‘York ri in set sume, in one and two > years ey bear fi t deferred payments to bear iptercat a? the vais r Tale of et girl ‘who had recently arri: seven per centum per annum, only 16, and well dved of trust on the Fremicenolaswity insurance’ te Sey Roane the mother of three chil: the eatittaction of the Tri $509 at Soe rs model wife ex for her ex- JES | teat sale, Alt cone aud recording af pu | Gfe0, and waa model wife except for er ex: chaser's ‘comp! ueven dava from Gay ot at fo, te Frama ave the to do without savea ho riuht to resell tLe properiy'at the sibendcerer | few cents from her husband's scanty earnings. ihe defaulting Sursaner or purchasers, after ‘hve She kept an account (regen oly New daye’ advertisement in the Evenine York city. A few an ve ‘ANTI HIDE? } Trustecs. illness, and usband went to New mar21-d&ds THOS. HYDE, ‘ork to draw the balance of $10—all that was AMS EXPRERB ALE ‘N- | left—out of the told that : PpEte COMPANYS SALE OF UN- | Tit vie had two accounts, one or sto herown On MONDAY MORNING, Maron #1, 1879, at 10:90 | name and one of $1,500 in the name of her sis- Qrclock, at our auction rooms, we shall sell for ac | ter in trust for @ n sald to be residing tn eri Exorers ‘Company, Germany and w her lovey = of teeiae, Ba So, eo, t0 | found his wife's sister, whe confessed . Bundise ‘Boxes B. * Afe had a child in Germal as ee cis ANSON-BROB., Aucts, and had deposi re! “tee ape “DOROANSON, PROB, Anat, gd unatebe Deneflt of this child. $1500 + Wor ATID 014 GOU ant SELXRR, a ope ie oS, Seba 2m ay ten and twelve, '2-The Chicago Journal calls prize walking milled yoy ee e-A Louts undertaker advertises that he bas ihe “most comfortable” hearse in country. IED. BURKE. On Ssturday, March 234, 1879, at Ben By Barely Be te beloved wide of — aued years; 1 month aud 20 Aaya BOUIS On March 24th. 1879, at 3.o'clock Sterns Boom, erin tae lsty ninth year of his more papers he'irience of tue family are reaneste? to attend the fan funeral ELS, Binlate: oy TT Marat rorthwest, poe Ihaine wil Ue carried to Baltimore for interment. = CAPRON, On Ssturday, March 224, 1879, of ANN MaTILpa ‘Carnos, in ‘tue soveuty- KX irectous one from w has gone, ots of * a Teive we loved fe alta nce is vacant in our home ‘illed. uch pever can be Day after day we enw her fade Yaturten none hearts w prayed hot she might longer stay. The reiatives and friends of the fi are re- srectfully invited to attend the funeral March ih, at 3 o'clock, from the Second cburch, corner Fourth street and Virsinia avenue southeast. ARLEY. aoe 3 The gg my JESSIE neon ¥ Fempatning child of (Wan. ind ineboose i: iariey r Interment st Potiaown, Fa, Phuredes, the Tei aes “Sigua, coma ge cast, WALTER Nicpowson ay po dhe autyateaey pDesday, March 26th, at 3 o' pervees = Fourth street Mi. nee oa witsox, Te nie nts sereoth y year. I aay