Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1879, Page 3

BOOKS, &: SUMMER RESORTS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. FORTRESS MONROE AN? NORFOLE. Ts LADY watch eet wl Oth etreet MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a5 308 cx and SAE: ¥ at 6 p.m fare, 75c. ; round trip, POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS. inet JOHN We THOMPSON. ieates: above grery MOSDAY. THURSDAY and SaTOR. DAY, at? am. pint om Monday and ary ST PAMERS POT seein ‘ORK. KNIGHT an4 JOHN GIBSON Bre SAF USDA aes rat wh ek an ‘Georzetown, every MO! ONDA. Freighta taken at Tra or office un Towest ratee. “App! steame: ‘National Metropoitan Bank sya SAM'L BACON, Prosident The new and = ‘Steamer GEO. ‘WHITE, leaves, for Norfolk every Mou- pe inbot whatt. Freche fa, round trip.. Tickets and . ¥. ave. and 15th st. n.w. ; W. B.REED'S Tickets on sale st VME RE HL PLANT, President. B. ¥. DODD. Agent, ith-et. wharf. my20 EAMES MATTANO, Us; Wu. H re amo cnaaie leas Fost foot on He 6th and bg ate., Saycat Tass vor 5 Puiomec Bi Eiver for Mattox Oreek. a On Sun- . Colton’s, and landiners in Bt. Ooltoo's snd isnding in Nomini Oresk. Heturning on Hovde Wednesdays and Eeidays eat taking inernediate landings, Ninesdays, coming a we pe: further information engatre at officer cf G. Te ba AR aneeieeis avenue, a Orie G:F JONES, Acent ie ston steamer W. wi Goreoran nad LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE ee LE ROE LOWS SHINGTON Py pag with Clyde's ate ee — From Philadetphie~gernrday, st 10am. From ,atllam From Georgetown—M at7 pm ieee Sy, ama Spm, Taroues pee. laden. Li RA tyes and ‘SE Georsstown whart Sanus 9 marked odoeian ier 8 Hi Spi CONREYS.E iP it Cork Harbor. aE a) Wednesany, Ataust 27 tee wednesday. September 8 4pm. G We a ber 10, 11:30 a m. al) we , Beptemter 17, 4 p. We Septemver 24. ‘Aud every following from New York. “3 ts quickly cured. Beparate rooms for ugii-ina aS Du Buornens fails = cure any case of F:male W Irregularities and OD gouctions. Thirty Years’ experience in Washing. ‘8.W., Opposite ect ae | fecemy teh he ae ceneat Bp oe fare decay, cusissions ‘sud al diseases vent Saet ne by Pe BROWN. No comet used. All female weakresses, &c., trested. L st. near Dw. rugt Ee in* 5 Cae PRESCRIPTION Beminal Wear ues, Lous of orders pecus no a |AVIDSON & CO. "» ‘78 Nassau st, N.Y TURKIGH BatTH—A fever, rheam ieseoly ew a Ei ‘near Judi Brbbeaa” Dr i febl-ly* SULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wi See Bactruay, st his oftoe Office 406 Ost .w., nest 4% a.,from 2to 9 p.m, wi ses of tn Uziany or @uarsutece x cure asee inary OF: Nerve ‘and Seminal N ° to SENSY MOTTS FREN POWDEES.— cure for Disease of ths Kiana Gra MPORTANT TO LADIES. ‘At! trreeiarities remo) 8 ramoty ray yt iedlea faculty cf raMargiass seat ve dollars “Satustaction teed, a Adentialyy GO. WouriiNaaom, | Gay et. Baitimore, Ma : BLOO x eee re en stams plesse disease, bt a E: ood eine ventine uniees in bottles wit icy, as Der case. Bole Agent, Dr. 08. SAOGUES. 7 Uni- Vereity Pisce. New York, Druxsiate suppliods tant BANKERS. ‘OJHING SUCOEEDS LIKE SUC TESS. N ‘The Syndicate od of voolag hundreds of orders into one larse capital, with ee to operate in Stocks, has proven itsel. the cree Of the ave. ‘This plan pnts the smabest for with an investment of from 810 to with the n= who uses $10,000, andy: jortionate profit. It secures alixe ive ot larve capital used oh fe id 5 ex information mailed fi vidress KVARTS, aBNES ECO rad Yo anele taut se 93: youn me oe a ie on a ‘at 6:30 p.m., and Saturday st 6 | N EW Bouks. 1 50 ‘The Dats of Ethice. by Herbert Spencer. 81 60 Ieadings from Eantig? History. by J. Green 1 60 Hermen on the Law of Mortyaes of Teal Es eo ne 18.00 Mil Dows‘n. 5 wl ba 5 ational Law, Si Eifion, 1879. 2 59 Damnum Ab: que Bratt by E. P. Weeki A large stock of Stationary always on hand. Law BOOKSELLERS ARD NTATIONERS. augl9tr 5 Pa. avenue. versations on Art Methods, Oonture. THE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR LIBRARIES. FANCY NOTE PAPERS AND PAPET! iC. Py Tha A ‘SERIES FOR JAMES J. CHAPMAN, LITAN Book SToRe, 912 Pa, ave. 3y29-tr UBLISHED TO-DAY, HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT ue THE UNITED STATES, oe With Biographical Sketches of the Secretaries. By L D. Incrrsoxt, Arthor of “Life and Times of Horace Greeley.” 2 Mi en re byte two illustrations. Bound in dom FBANOIS B. MOHUN, Buccresor to Mohun Brothers, 1015 Pa, ave. os Bravest street. N EW YORE AND THR WHITE MOUNTAINS. LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEO, AND THE SAGUENAY BIVER THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY Day- LIGHT. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JGNE 30, 1879, THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA NEW YORE, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD BALLBOAD. Leave New York on Day Express. And Arrive at Quebec. Take Sleeping Oar for Quebec at Wells River Junction. ASE FOR TICKETS VIA CONNEOTIOUT BIVER LINE Through and round trip tickets can be purchased sttichetomies of a Pennayiania ek Tit at eer incaster, Pittsburg’ and in Washington, DG ‘at omco of Bok OBR. at each of which offices full information can DS praicoaoaee AND ¢ OHIO BAILBOAD, BAT Le ere Sadonal tom ual Se rand "Bas ort Line vo the Southwest. and es peek thc nepen tion, Jeera ee? ae ae sane | 3 Baltimore, mes .-— Baltimore Btops at Leg se ee rN 4 acre waprome, Stora lens- perience. | £ The | De Hoppeny’s Vivoratay Lr tion, Je gy ‘2:10 p. Baltimore, Annspolis, aio City ay. :30 p. m.—] k, Philade and 1:30 p. m-- spl Se elphia, Boston re: ‘35 oy Hagers- town, Winchester and Way Ben fanday to Point of Rocks and W: ‘Seations ony ofl? p.m —tBaltimore, "Baltimore, San Wer Bie —tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLE EXPRESS. soak, ex Sue. care direst 16 and Laurel Eleott Ohio Ticket Offices, W: pti pies Poe eee at any point in the We Me NTS, Gaverrl Ticket bub: So NTZ, General Agent. moyl?-tr TO THE NOB: AND BOUTHWEST. Double Steel Kaiis, SrcexDrD MaGurricuxr EQUIEMEE? ‘TRAINS I Leave neo from Devot, Of Sixth and 5 streets, as foliows: Fu burg and the be West 10:00 eat: daly, with Par bark, ‘Cars from tssbure to Oine Gineinaatt Bt cot tt aad ad Ohtear; 40 pam daily, with > Page a erro, ‘a eS RE ma. daily, Bak Palace” Oars. low: ri age ag Haat spear and minus 10:0 Sur ania For. F mew Xoek snd the East, 1:50 p. .m. daily, except 1U:> dail: Fit Bi Seay Eee | a E , except Sunday. R. Y., all XFains cone Bt elt ce kae operate | & rs ¢ Fulton sreet, avoid: Journsy acroms Mew peel Buffal jisware ‘Rorth a 6-20 a Diy mi tna forriage and For Pruaadpbia, 8:35 am. and 1:30 p.m, daily, except Bundsy; 6:30, and 10:18 p. wi, aany, = 30 on dan i, 30,990 ama and AO a, ras as daily, except day. nieee ss > m., daily, ex 3IA AND YREDERI( JKSSURG BA: aa ALEXANDUTA AND Wea ae GiB 69,10, 1am. 1.8, 8,4: On Bunday am, Fogg tad 1 Bo Leo Sel daily, bal es as — ‘Trains leave Alexandria! tas PUP eTTea ty Vy IVOFATHY LIFE ELI the cure for all, ee ne Consumption, Maisrial and Hay Featimonials received of many remarkable ly that of ‘Hay! Fever for ee pie ine com cee had Jon ¢Ceouteen: years, period! tod Ty aa ea ith the cisease. cure was effected id. complete aa 7. 80 : ‘an cortainty. rently with great a sid con we bags $2 sufferer had 3 Marbi . oth at and B ania ave, ars Sasha. aug Piasae ‘ave. ‘near Pe. addreasing the See areas etven ir FGgLANP GROVE, Ibe elezavt ovuntry house of ex- ery. at Brightwood. A few vacant Rooms, with Board, fer the mouths of Sepieaber' ard October. trains, ppveyance MRS. MARSHALL Case TO THE PUBLIC. Fcr the eccomimofation of visitors who der:re to remain in the Mountains dur:ng to the monthe of Beptember and October, the noes of Orkney Springs will farniah after Bert, Tet, at the reduced rata of 830 per month, Ic Tpuglteepl vo Pe JONES & PAREER. oy OBDANs WHITE SULPHUS SPRINGS, 8 E_ of Winchester and 134 miles 4 iG of Stephenson's Depot FO, FREDERICK 00, VA. E. 0. JORDAN. Sy28taeptl ae HOUBE, hea End, Tilinois s e- Atlantic City, N. a jy 17-6: Address M. E. HOOPES. OCK ENON SPBLINGS, VA., SEVEN HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Bound trip tickets, $7.75. Tre Best SUMMER REsonT FOR FAMILIES. erm —830 to 850 per month of four, wifne. cone and AGH Rese? pone: ‘ment under the eole mauadem heen For parcphiete and all formation BESS, AB ON, 4¢20-tr. Oth st. niw. FUTURE DAYS. T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. {USTEE'S SALE OF VALU. B: TR TATE. ON acnED, Betwn AEN” gE MND 'THWES' rua da 20th, mises, On Srelock Bm, hak y parcel Ot inna situate in Wastt f lok twenty eoven by ert ot crewmen front o 101 m- dered five bundred and thirty-eight. Gee a ‘Terms: One-third balance in twelve and siebteen months, with seven per cent interest. $75 at eale. veyancing at expense of purchaser. ‘Terms to be compiled with inn a a aaeen, auz7-9,13 16,20,23825 Surviving Trastee. WwW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. Vea ne PROPERTY ERONTIOG ON PTH STRRET, Bi M AND pleco or reel of et fitmateand | being in the city Washtugt lugton, District of Co'umbis, and known ae on the ground plat or as bein: the north imenty: three (23) feet front by the dep ; im square No. 1000. Of tne lot of lot iTormn of eae: 100 cask ; balance in six, twelve ‘notes bearing interest lan of said cit: and eizhteen months, for from day of eale, and secured by a deed of trust on property sold. All conveyancins, &c., at purchas- ere cost. #60 down on day of sale, and if ferma of e are not complied with within five days ony of sale, the Trustee reserves the right ei] the property atthe risk and cost of the defaultiog purel JOHN H. CASTELL, Trusteo. augi9-eod&ds DRY GOODS. BAnGALNS IN DEY Goons. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Rpecial bergains in COLORED OASHMERES, pure wool, 50c. BLACK CASHMERES, pu very fine, 60, 62, 75, 87, ‘alco. BLACK SILKS. BLAOK SILKS. Special Bargains. Immense assortment COroRS” ‘BtL Re, COLORED SILKS. ide that ia made. BLACK BLES. rs a Gi -12, 81.25, $1.50, Onur #1.00 and 81. BEsck BILES are “special roains.” CARTER’S, 741 Market Space. Receiving os en L DRY GOODS every day Excellert WO! pH nEEre: large size, $2.00, $2.50, §3,00, up ern SHETL. ARD § SHAWLS, Our sans 8170 BRIDALO ots Teduced eo) 1.50. NOTUINGHAM ey for curtains. 200. to 81.00. CHIT DREN SE: CS ILORED STOCKINGS, mse assortment. LADIES’ MERINO Ms 50c. CLOTH for men and boys’ wear, Dr. Warner's abdominal CORSE CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. SHMERES, FRENGH, All wool, 4, CARE or soned Mrarosns Sneath alg gare. Job lot Bile Glock Goloren Hote, 160. G . Hive Denioreats Rellatie batters, "i lable reer ea ee UAILEY, angl6tr Cor. Fth & ¥ sts! 3.10. NEM SEK NECK WHan, veay WINE AND VERY CHEAP, JUST Bie RR ARES ob EAP g UBT, OPENED. Fino coh Kory inzee [ot an aréat variety of atz:e8 for 50 4 caliee moods were bo ‘zbt for cash and must .cld for cash, as there is very amall prot m. ‘0 GEO. MEGINNIB, avgl6-1m. 2 F st. n.w. Re movae NOTICE. Bate wool, very wide and re WOO!, 3756 iSredueed. sug2ltr Tam now moving into my new store, 713 MABKET SPACE, comeny, occupied by Wm. BR. Riley, Esq.. where, ih increased facilities, I shall continu othe DBY GOODS BUSINESS, and invile p tke patronage of my friends and the gen- eral pi GEO. J. JOHNSON, suglee 728 mee het Bpace. UY ioe THE CAReE er BU 6,000 yards Oanton Miatanion = i, 8, 10c., Bleached snd Brown Cottons 5, Or ad 80. k new 6 of eres, at 50 ioe. aa Bp. These are Baw Toe, gi aed, S12 Bad Sins Go Grains, at 1d Pricer “eit e125 ne 81.50. ” ', 50c., 750. and 90c. le Boe Raney sekcee band Tq TAP ot is wuarant Go0e BENJAMIN MILLER, augl3tr 103 Bridge street. Gzonarrown. BAB AINS! BARGAINS! BABGALNS: Al. ven yen Geena (double eriaet and ori- . Lya Gr Groa Grain n blac Poli eis, worth 81 50. iis Blac rash ba a Tay ted T Linen’ its 1Sc. and up. Elegant 2-Button Paris Kid Gloves, $1.05, worth Lad d Gents’ Ganze Under Vests, 250. and w Claris be best 200 yard Spool Cotton, 5c (6 spools for All-Linen | Hematitched nee 10c. apiece. Ali-Wool Buntings, 2uc. a1 1 = Peauutar oolange iy gine Gingbams, and Peaut Fne as ant Pacific Urctonnos, fast Teceived a = BRODIEAD* 8, sugl3te 1905 F st., bet. 12th and 13th. BaBeaine IN SILK. ‘We bave on hand a large lot of REMNANTS OF SILKE, from to 20 yards in each, porate) a determined to sell at any price, A reat of these rem- ants run from 16 to yards. e uowgh fora dress cea and as we must positively close them. Fred bis a none, ) DO reasonable offer be refused for article in our stare is of cuss faetuk tie Positively offered AT CONNOLLY’S, Ith st. and Pa. ave. jUTTA MUSLIN ON THE Ri: Ne Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS remains The very finest Shirts, made to order, for.ss Bix Buperior Bhirte, made to ord der, for. Bix Elegant Ws Shirts, and Bosous, musdo to orden ix Shirts to Grder {Or veecanes Bell Shirt, Ws tts, Tinen Bosoas, ae Ces extra sean t button. ne rhe ¢ bre Frat asin, aa fine Es en Bosoms. only one prlosoaty? wae page ¥. GINN 1113 5 Fat ‘st. 00.5 Washin; ee tr WASHINGTON SutuT Facton! A WERS.— Drill Drawers only 50 ce! FBoubic peated Dra Job Lot Gate Shirte, BI. oo Just Hise Beet Tot Fancy Hatt Hove 25 conta, inen Handkerchiefs, 3 for 60 canta. Linen Handkerchiefs, 25 cents; worth 40 Borders pienckerciicls, 8 for 25 cigs Men’ eux ‘Lies, 25 cents; worth 60 centa, oats, 60 Cents, worth $145, Bis bhista towrdse toe 86, fit warranted. Six Shirtsto order for §7/50, ready to woar, at BT Factory, Jeti-te_ 816 Ft, n.wrs Oppo Pat te IETS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD. w cents. op Wamrutts Unfinished Bhirte 75 cts, f the L.” Unfinished Shirt 60 ota. infinis Aoki 50 ota. Best Wameutts Finished Shii 90 cta. “F. of the L.” Finished 15 ote. Best Boys’ Finished Shirts. 65 Ghotce Gesortinent of washable Tine and Soarte, The “G" Scarf for the Beaside, only 50 cta. ‘The best Dress Shirts made’ to Grder, in most ele- gant manner, for 22) At Warranted. At =e IOMPBON'S Surat Factory, Me2btr B16 Sets woe ae Piet ie SPECIALTIES IN DRY GOODS. 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Just recetved—200 Paris Corsets, at 500, worth 75. §0 doz Ladies Linen Hakfs, 81.0, worth a 62 25, rigwan, 01 ramet tae ‘worth 4 60, Geach rin 01 seer $138. Tine Linen Dita, Bat Naphine ‘and other Linens cheap. Gent’ Daas Furnishing Goods cheap. Shit Pods of best quality and at lowest cash prices, LUTTRELL & WINE, Cor, 20th st. and Pa. ave. PROE LST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNISS ERANCH SHIRT FAOTORY, 1002 £ stu w.— The “Comfort,” “Mystery” and “Beception’ Shins, made of Wamsutta muslin, and extra ane Hnen boroms, are only 75 conta. The “Oid Timea” and “Groat Southern” ( front) Bhirts are only 80 oouts; made of frstielast goods. The “Senate” Shirt, made o. Fruit of the Loom muelin and twenty hundred linen, is only 60 cents. Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, only 60 cents, worth 82. MEGINNISS', 2009 F street n.w. Jelé-tr deT-tr Yes CELLULOID Eee AND SUPPORTERS auTuat Beyer rusts, never vor breaks, alwaye ciean, and oan sale at HAS. FI SHEER, 625 1Kh atrcck a ‘Mra Fisher devotes hot aftsutioa te tis ante of ady phn decll-Jy B | Were and PEEVE. in ee anal cunts vil Socrates and ues, pores yee out, Catuing, is for HOB. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioncer. TRE STEES' SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- RTY AND. Np UNFINISHED EE 8 aE 1s NTING ON BOUNDARY. VER- MONT AVENUE,U, V,AND NINTH SIREETS fate of a déed of trust, dated March 28th, 1878, and recorded in Lit ‘0 890, folio #9, of the laud reessda of tho District ot Oolumbia, and at the request of the party sscurad thereby, the undersigned Trustos will sel at “ontlle quetion, 1p front of the premises, on TUESDAY, Angust 20th, 1879, at 9 o'clock p.m 070, both inclusive, of Georze 8. Balloch’s aubaivincn ot Fart of Suuaré 360, as the sams is recorded in Liber t folio 291, of the records in the office of the Surveyor of, the District of Columbis, gaid sub- division comprising inclusive, of @ prior subdivision made by P. 0. Bua of the whole of said Square, excot Lots 1 and 27, and recorded in Liber R. LH, at folio 27, of said Burveyor's recoras, by which latter description they were con- veyed in said deed of Beme of said lots are imaproved by buildings in an unfivished condition. ‘Terms. of sale: Onefourth cash; residue in siz, twelve, ciubteon and twenty-four months, at six per cert Inte reet, Secrired satisfactorily to, the Trasteo: Grail casts at option of purch ech lot will be required when bid bid 4 sli conveyancing and recording at chasor eal 50 deposit on accepted, and cost oF the’ pur- are not complied with mays ante ins aie rao fae retaoer, Ten anc ting pm auglid&ds THOS. EW, AGGAMAN, Trustes. T. COLDWELL, Eeal Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE, No, Wi6 K STREET NORTH WEE wwe Bate the S08 aor day of February, Istie an % rs Feoorded among the land a record of the’ Dis. trict of Columbia, in Liber 842, Tequest of the holder of the né y Sooke, Cbonths pre mises. on TUESDAY, the: tember, 1879. ‘at 5 orclock p.mn., the west ° of lot number 15, in square number 86, situate ia the city, of Washington, D.d., described as follows: Beginning for the pomne ‘atthe northwest co-ner of aid lot and runnin; ence east, with the south Une cf K street north, fifteen feet’ eight and one- half inches; thence south twenty-one feet; thence east three and one-half inches; thence south sixty- one feet; thence west sixteen fect; theuce north Bent alley, to the plage of with, the fuptovenen thereon: consisting of & belek x dwelling and p remises. Of sale: One-third cash tuotveung cathoon aacaita: with rate of seven per cent | deferred balance in six, interest at tue payments to be oy trust on the property sold ; or for all cash, at the option of the pu of esle ied ti hie da: of and DeeTa0noP BE DOUOLASE, Se OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED eo ESTA’ SITUATED ON THE NORTH. Aen K STREET a ib Conia lows, north K etrest, £0 43 9-12 feet) east of outhweet juare, ing three fect and nine ‘tnches ais 9-12 feet) to sald fern cornet of said aquare: ‘Westerly along the line of Connectiont ayeuus eiehty feet (80 20-30 fe the Of original lot numbered three (3), in. sald square; thence northeasterly and at right anwies with gaid avenue, and wong the line of said lot three, sheng zh ES een iterdect due north fi poli due south to the po all the immprovementa, #a3 leges and spp in any wise 3 ‘Terms cf 8 DI as {cllows, viz:, The sum renty thousand dol. Jars in —a ft er sum of twenty thousand dol- lars, with int thereon at the rate of nine per cent. per um in twelve mont the day of ee for which the note of the p' ry and coat purchaser, after ten aye notice a TLLIAM PHILIP) JAMES M. JOHNS DONS, eee: THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer." 3y15-1&ds tW-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, by order of Court, until the 9rH Day OF SEPTEMGED, A. D., 1879, at foe same hour and place, Leeroy FOR BAND, BROKEN STONE, &c. ied Proposals will be received by Ly paey, French Paving Company, st the office of 0 Webster Law fnilding, until 12 re ‘Mos. 1879, for the follow! ing mate- ir yard, corner of North Capitol and L streets: G0U lous ter ea oe Lime Stone: 100 yards fue ‘broken Stone, fur bin- 8,300 cubic yards Sand: all of which must be ef of the’ best materials and fill the specifications of Kiso; for carting mateinle Geom the yard to the strecta. Full particutars nua} ay bo had by addressing or calling upon the axent of the company at thelr D. W. BAILEY, General Agent, [pan Ey FOR MISOELLANEOUS IBON MORK. AN *auwle-5t (D ALSO FOR SLATE FLOOR Reconstruction ag the V. 8, Patent Office Buitilings) Crrice or THE ENOI Np AROMITKCT, Gest eet, between #th and 9th streets n.w. Wasur8oton, D O., August 16, 1879. Sealed Ca sien! will bo received at this offive until 12 m of the 301m Day oF AvGusT, 1879, f furnishing, delivering, fitting and complete, certain iron work, comprising frames and caninas of windows, factnesof floorsand light wells, railings, stairs and ‘fre-proot siding door for the recenstruiction of the Model roome ‘ot the North and Weet wings of the above builaing, in accord- ance with drawings, specifications and schedule, which mey be seen at this office. Blank torms of ee roposals and any desired in- formation may be obtained on application a: this oft é LE CLUSS, __ Engineer and Architest, Proyosals will also ba rece received ag above, and st the same time and place, for furnishing, , delivering and putti in: place about £0,000 o pacare tote 2, slate floor augl6-eo! Engineer and Shanes. puttin Proposals for Dredging. Unttep Braras ENoINERa OFFICE, M1 Pennsylvania Avecito, Wasmvaron ‘Ausust 6, 1879. GEALED PROPOSALS for Drsdicinss in ths follow: } ing Rivers aud Harbors, will be reveived at this oftioe ut 12 mon Wednesday, September 10th, 1879, and opened siumediately 1 Washington Harbo 2 Mount Vernon Ohanniei (Potomse Rives,) Va #. Breton Bay, Md. and Nomin{ Qrock, Va. 4 Urbana Oreck, (Rappahannock Biver,) Va. scificattons, soplaietae detailed. information, forms | fi oat ofiog, The right eee proposa's, can be obtained at Felect any of all provosils 8. T. ABERT, U. 8. Civil Ensinesr. (GIS MEIC) fc All persons are hereby cautioned not SELL FILL, or TRA) 7 PORIER, or LAGER BEER BO Whit & Oo. aunties troworibed ty rere of Minoral Water i tho District or Gaiasstia, hd for otier purpose’ 8 iacod on file, in the vitice of tie Clerk of thes on 2 pee Court of the District of Oolumbia,as renaied ‘said act of Oorgreas. SAM'LC. PALMER, Depot, 57 Greene st., Angust 7th, 1879. Georactowa DO LOTHING, #20, BIO dealer 1 “| See ote j, Poon, HORS, ran. o 4 fain isk tu apes HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. STREDT, NEAN COBNES OF B STBE On BATUBDAY, August sbail sell, at public auction, in front of the Promieen: lots eight (8) aud nine (9), in square 10; each lot having a .ront of 23 feet 4 inches by a depth of 90 feet. auisa. pale: THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until Mey outa August 26th, 1879, same hour and place. Wy AcrEn 5 WELT & 00. anaes TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE OOU ‘TED ABOUT. SHREE MILES FHOM THR CITY. JUST WEST BP AIEES PROM THR ROAD ann OPPOSITE THE FARM OF MB OLARKE re Rirtne ofa peed of Hines rer POH, AD IT d_ duly recorded in Tiber No. 6 669, folio No. 176, one of the land: records ‘on county, District of Oolum- Bin, and by direction of the party secured thereby. shall rel at public auct on. in front of the premises, FRIDAY, August 22d, AD. 1879, at 5 o'clook rs a all tha certs Piece or parce! of land, situate, ying and being in the county of Washinton, in the Pittrict of Columbia, beins known and described as Lot numbered one . 2 on the plat or siirvey of a land called losure,” and & Dart of & tract of land called “Heddscks Huta mace by George Fenwick for the heirs of Richard Queen, the said lot of laud containing twanty-seven acn ond three perches of land, more tried, with dhe impeomears thereon, condising of © comfortable frame dwelling, barn and other outhuildinys. Lertus of eale: One fourth cash; balance in ono, two and three years, with seven per cont. interast from day of aale until paid, payable gem\-annua'ly, sectired by a deed of trust on the property. A de- pcsit of $200 required at the the of sale. All con- veyancing at cost of purchaser. If the terms of aale are not complied with in seven days from day of sale, the Trustee resorves the right to 1 \e coat’snd Tisk of the ee purchaser, after five « p: at 61 pibdiahedaea TAXIOR, Traston | LEROY. WALTER B. WILLL AMS &Cv., Aaste. 8?" THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ON acconnt of the rain until MONDAY, Auxast 25, 1879, same hour and plsce. By oréer of the Trustee. auz23 D NCANBSON BROS., Auctioneers. A ASSORTMENT OF PARLO® AND DINING Coe FURNITURE, RIX MEW, G Sear BOOKCAS! N NEW COOKING STO’ NES “CABPE TS, RO a GE OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS, '&: HER WITH THE USUAL ASSORTMENT oF EGGNDHAND FURNITURE, &c., AT At our ralesroorra, 9th and D streets northwest, on TUESDAY MORNING, August 26th, at 10 es t DUNCANBSON BROB. KUBTEE ‘8 SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es- TATE. HAST. No. 1201 FOURTH STREET of trust, recorded in Liber V1 foo 24 ‘of the land aconde of the District of Oolumbia, and of a decree in, Equity cause No. 5.809, i Supreme Court arvesdel executor, ve. a, Austin tal. ML will ell, on DAY, September 5 at 5 0% Pm in front of the Reais a at prolie auction, Lot Adem) subéivision of original Lot 23; in Bauare 80]. in Washington city, D. A £0, the parcel of eround adjoining, described ag fotlows: Commencing at the northwest coraer of said lot A, and running thence west on MI strest 20 feet: thence sonth 12 feet: thence east 20 feet to the sonthwost corner said lot 4; and thence north to the place of betsiuning. Salt premises improved by a eevee Dwelling House, No Pig0t sth street eoutl “"Terme: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest from! day of gale. | Leposit of #100 require oa day of sale, and terms to rl pe ith in seven cays, Convey- ancing at cont of aaer. Rano Trustee, 503 D st. nw. JNO. SHERMAN: ‘Auctioneer. — aug23-s,tu,th&da (THOMAS DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. LARGE STOCK OF ¢ GROCERIES, WINES, T.IQUOBS. pag AND ‘&c., AT AUOTION. OONTENTS OF TRAS, ES. &C., EIN the entire contents of store No. street, between 13th. and 14th streets north: weet con: n part of five Burele Busan, ie Barrel; 4 oat oe ‘bree Paris wi Dicky, One Barrel Pot Wine, Six Boxes Tobacco, o Chests Tea, Two Bags Coffee, One Doz n Clothes Baskets, Nine Kegs Nails. Ris bosn Br TOOTS, Five Dozen Buckets, piven Neets Tubs, Lot Bosp, Three Pair B Coffee ma sod a many other articles too num- erous to ‘Terms cash. auy21-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. qsomas DOWLING. Auctioneer. TRURTEE'S BALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF MARKET 8PACE, GEORGETOWN. D. 0. By order of the Supreme Conrt of the Dis- trict of Columbia, in equity cauge No. 3,880, Burbcuret al. vs. Smith etal. the under- wisrect will gell at wnblic auction, in front of the ruis60n SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Augast b, 1879, at 5. ese .m., atl seo os f3 forty-three (43), in, Old. Georsetown, Hen arly set forth in Liber 776, at Tolio 318. mone ot st e tovether He ov ae ‘econ panne ofa three-story, brick boure, snitable for Grilling and ‘and store parece. Terms of sale: Oae-thii the balance in treive and ebehteon Donte, 9 en interest at six per centum per annum, secured ay adeed of trust on Cr or whe Aglehasit of of 826 required of the purchaser whose GODBURY WISELER, ‘Trustee, us20a 330 434 street, (GEANOERY BALES. By virtue of a decree of tt the’Bupreme Court oft i e District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No, 5, pine, cocket ut will otter for Si dey of Boyiestbor, 1379, at , rt of lot No 1, in square No. 1622, ‘avenue, bs 5 o'clock p. m., fronting on gout and een, th and public space, cet southeast a oe ol sqnare, running thence ding 115 feet 935 inches; ae south westarly sion Georgia avenue 61 fest 754, inches to nortly ‘west corner of Jot 1 ies tle the western boun- dary lines of said lot to K street ; thence east 35 feet song iH etreet to the, Thogianing On the same day, at 5:30 o'clocl No. 20, riers ‘No. 870, northeast of said Jot, runni thence south 136 fe.ti inch toa public alley east 20 foet; thence north 196 feet 1 inch to wIDniog, improved by a small frame house, (No. 639 A atreet # 0.) Ov the same day, at 6:30 o'clock p.m, lot E,in Fivhagh'’s subdivieion of aie of os No. 28, inthe sliey between 24th and 25th streets west and. Tand Katreets north, improved by five two story ‘unimorove TAT Or. WEDNESDAY, the 84. day of, September, D. 1879, No. 29,4 03, story. Frames (Nos. 233, = and bn 13 aoe Souciwest On the same day, at G o'clock p.m , part ot lot No. 14, in ‘aquare No. ‘281, beginning 214° feet 11 inches south from northeast corner of said square: thence running west 155 oe Us inches eS 8 public 3) 3 thence south 25 feet l'y_ inch; thence east alo. long the southern line of lot to fat street: thenes north 25 leet 1 inches to beginning, improved by a. es story Frame House eh 1924 12th street northwest.) Oa THURSDAY, tl Pere day of Saptember, ists, ats Crloak p. lot (No. 91, in square 4: inning io of 6th sere st 82 feet son trim northeast Corser, of eaid Jot and tuence south 16 feet; thence west 75 fect: thence north 16 fect; thence east 75 fect to the pexianine, subject to private alieys over portion of ssine, im: proved bya tec two-story Brick House (No. 746° 6th coaies nO} 1@ game day, at 5 30 o'clock p.m., Lot in Til's eubaivirion of equare S ved bya three-story rick house, (No. S11’ Gth street northwest.) por tligasime day. at 6 o'clock p.m.. Part of Lot No, 17, in square No. 44, bexinning 62 H street 20 feet west from northeast corner of thence west 20 feet, thence south 103 feo! east .0 feet, and thence north 103 feet to the bezin- ning, with the right of way over a orivate alley in ear: Improved by a three-story brick house, (No. 618 Ii street northw Terns of sale ‘One fourth of the purchase money in coh, and the reaidus in three equal instalments ate'x, twelve and cizhteen months leks th interest at six per cent. per aunum ; or all in Cash, at ihe pur. cry option, ‘A deposit of S150 sil bo reyaired ch lot oF part of lot on day of sale Coavey ancine at purchaser's coat. prCREGINALD BENDALL, Trasteo. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers. prey HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionssr. VERY, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON AST SIDE OF yoann STREKT, Fy Twie! AND TREETS NORTU- WEET, AT AUOTTON. On THURSDAY, August 23th, at 5 o'dock Ad mall sell on ‘the premises, parts io. 10 and 11, in square 109, festa 3 ioe 20 inches on the e: : between I and K streets, by a depth Of 108 foot toa 24 foot alley. The improvements consist of a large thres- sty and basement Brick Dwelling House, with movern insprogements Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six, twelve and eixhteen months, with interest at six’ per cout, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Allcon ‘Veyas cir y at cost of the purchaser. Adepoait. 6100 at the time of sale. If the terms of sale are wot ‘eu with in fvedays, the property will bs ro- k and cost of the aefauiting purch war. 27,28 THOMAS DOWLING, Aner Bia WAHNEE, Beal Estate Auctioneer. an OF A DESIRABLE TW. MANBARD R ROE #RAME, A he 25th day of Auwast, A. 1819, at 0-30 o'elocks p.m. the follow ina des roal estate, situate in the county of Wasbinst a, D. G., and known as and baing tote numbered sore erie LOW; Jenjar's cutlet, slucs cailed Mount Pleasant, accord- ing to a subdivision made in October, A.D 1866, sald tots fronting on Laurel avsous, aad ruaalag scuthwsrdiy on lel with Weet avenue, t9- Beller with the improvenents ‘Terms: Oue-fourth cash: Dalsnce in three equal instaliuenta, in 9x (6). twelve (19), and elghtosn (15) months with interest at eight per cent. per annam, secured by sdcod of trast on, the property ail cash, af the purchaser's option; $200 denoait at time, cf Shae ty conv-saneins and recording at chasers cont. If, teruis of sale are ro: complied With in seven days, the ‘Trustee reserves the rig at to Fesell the property id. cost of defaulting purpeockas D erg ie ha SATURDAY. August 23, 1872. A Sad Affair at a Camp Mecting. THE SISTER OF THE PRESIDING ELDER BITTEN BY 4 COPPRRHBAD. Sp —n Sain of the Bags ‘wes, from Readin ie betel says: A most distressing affair took place this morning at the camp meeting of the Evangelical Assoctation, near § cing Springs. this county. Mrs. Mary 65, a sister of the Presiding Elder, Saylor, was so badly bitten by a id shake, On the camp ground, that she was brought to Reading In an unconscious condition, and her life ts despaired of. Mrs. Dettzel resides in Falladelphia, and several Weeks ago came to Reading on’ a visit. One week Rome Mrs. Deitzel Accompanied her brother, Saylor, to the large camp meeting in ve, near Sinking Sprit rs, Deltvel had an apartment in the large family tent of Mr. Schnader. Thismorning at 5.20 Mrs. Deitzel arose and went to the stove, just back of the tent and reached down under the stove to get some kindling wood that had been placed there todry. When her left hand had been withdrawn from under the stove Mrs. Dettzel experienced aslight pain. She saw a drop of blood on the top of the knuckle of the fist finger of the lett band. She thought probably a splinter had ricked her or that a Wood mosquito or a spider had stung her. She patd no attention tit 1! as her hand and arm commenced sweiling and getting suf she became alarmed. An hour after she had reached under the stove she mate ‘arm known, and there was found und: stove, [n a coll, a polsonous copperii snake. Mrs. Dettzel swooned to feverish excite- ment. The sinews of the wrist became greativ ged and the entire lett arm was stffened ‘aylor sent to the Villaze and administered copous draughts of whisky to counteract the poison. He also directed that ihe suiferer be Well wrapped in blankets and taken home. where she could receive the best treatment aud comforts of life, The whisky rendered ser unconscious. She was brought home {na wagon and carried up stairs, She has been unconscious nearly all da: ——_____ Wat Epmson 13 Doing —From « communtea- ela Tecelved from Menlo Park, the writer learns that Steady progress 1s being made in solution Of the electric ght problem. The cost of the platinum alloy for the lamps has been so reduced that the expense of the whol burner will be even less than an ordinary gas-bracket. The standard meter for measuring the electricity fed to (he burners has been improved. and Mr. Edison has perfected a inethod of Insulating and conveying the wires from the generating stations to the house of the consumer. He ts certain that Uils generator cannot be improved. He shows Uhat 4 per cent. of horse power is given out in the electric current, and 52 is delivered in the wire outside of the machine. Eight- ninths of the current ts used for the light, and one-ninth Is lost in the machine. His latest experiments give seven gas-jets per horse- Sad which he 1s certain to increase to ten. His later experiments bid fair to yield satistac- tory results, ant he {s already willing to declare it @ success.. 0 Times. A SMALL Boy comes to the rescue of the local editors of Cincinnati, who are op- ressed with the dullness of the times. le puts into his mouth the head of @ ilving rat- Uesnake having twenty-one rattles and a but- tor. He closes his lips around the snake's neck and holds him there fully ten seconds. He keeps three Poaininte sate Tattlesnakes ina Dox with large airholes, and travels on an Ohio river steamer; and when anybody sits down on the box, this same small boy remarks, “See here, stranger, there's rattlesnakes under bend coat talls.” He does many other amusing Unings. AN ANONYMOUS BALTIMOREAN WARNS THE Porkr.—A Rome dispatch to the London Standard says the Pope has received an anony- mous letter from Baltimore warning him against attempts to poison him, but ~s jeter contains so many references to the uate private life that rr is believed it was ip America merely as a blind, An investigation is progressing. up a Tne AbovT A WEEK AGO some ladies got party to on &@ moonlight excursion. night fini arrived, and the moon flooded teld aud river, with a glow of pearly richness. When the party was ready to leave the house which had been appointed as the ope ees 2 peat noticed that one of the most charming ig ladies of the coterie had a shawl on. Wh ie 's the matter. Lucy?” inquired one young lady. “Are you afraid of taking cold?” ‘No, no,” she replied. “The thermometer is up at 36. You'll roast if you wear thatshawi” “Tam bi te to roast,” she said rather pettishly. “Don’t you know why she wears that shawl?” laughed | her little brother, as he wiped some taffy off his mouth with his Jacket-sleeve. “You keep still, you John Henry,” Pe the dear angel, as she turned a trifle red. The boy then got outofreach and yelled, “I'll tell you why she wears that shawl. When she = out on the river Bob puts his arm under it and hugs her, and nobody can see through the game.” THE Rush OF EmiGuants WesTwaRD.—There {s no doubt that to the historian the most marked phenomenon of the year 1879 will be the rush of immigrants into what Charles Sum- ber called the territorial center—Kansas and western Missourl. In the latter state the cry welcoming new settlers is now so enthusiastic as to trehch upon feverisa, A state board o7 immigration has just been formed, and the Lewspapers pay far more attention to the mat- ter oF nliing up the farm lands than they do to Bronze Jobn, who knocks at their back door. Agerciles of the board are being established tn Scotland and Germany, as well as in Boston, New York and Cincinnati. A hundred thou- sapé pamphlets, in which are set forth mineral and egricultural resources, the manufacturing advantages, transportation facilities and acces- sibility to markets, will be distributed in va- rious parts of the country. The whole state is excited, but in the northwestern counties par- lcularly are the citizens anxious that new men and new ideas shall be taken in. One ~gnn tl Ping of the agitation will be a rousing wow in the city of St. Joe. President Byes as promised to be present, and tt 1s proposed to miake ne pete the Freagee ever heid in the w railroads have agreed to put down ihe fare so ‘that 511,000 excursionists from various points will be entertained, and what with flreworks and bopfires St. Joe expects to get a grand boost towards glory. 10,000 copies of a map of northwestern —— have been sent out, and one agent in Ei TO} to take 300 farms and 50,000 acres of wi id {and for the Lape “a of acolony of dissatistied labor- ers.—(P" TuE Latest DODGE OF THE Among the many devices used by the ungodly Who covet thew —- of their Neighbors and endeavor to get them at all hazards, was a new one to the city practiced during the races. It had its origin in the silver ‘Di, and can be traced to the large quantity of that coin that is flooding the country. It was played successfully on several of our merchants, and the modus op:- randi is as follows :—A party enters a store and contracts for a small purchase, say twenty-tive cents is the amount. He then throws dowa a five or ten dollar bill, stating he has no objec- ton to taking silver in change. This ls duly counted out, and the person draws it near hini. Just then another party enters, recogaizes the first, calis Lim by name and asks him what he is biying. ‘The purchaser is prompt in giving tbe information, and the other one say you don’t want all that silver, take yi back and I will pay the quarter.” This Sition is accepted. The bill is returned, ‘on! —— Mav. the quarter ts paid by Dumber two and tbe silver change lying on the counter 1s pushed back to the storekeeper or clerk. In doing this last act however, the tirst party adrottly palms two c three sliver pieces and ‘the change 1s p Propo! tionally short, tnbeknown at Te time! to the unsusdecting seller. This was practiced suc- cesstully in an East ne street bookstore, where the confidence man made $1.75 by the operation. Other stores were visited, and slogether quite & haul Was made.—{Zochester letter. FALsk A Our San Francisco corres- pondent w: ‘A few days ago the senior elder of the Calvary Chureh in this city rose up and announced tliat the church was ‘full of bilks.’ The remark occasioned a profound sen- sation und he was called upon toexplain. He did so by saying that many of the leading lights of the parish were in the habit of and down their names on the subscription list for mere show, while they were never known to put a cent for the exchequer of the Lord. When the congregation found that the eider’s charges dwindled down to so trivial an affair as the above order was at once restored d thet choir Sang. ‘Blest is the le that binds.’ "—{ Virginia (Nev.) Chronicle. e"In France, and indeed throughout the continent, the editors of newspapers are among the most popular candidates for Parliament. ~ —— there is hardly one in the legisia- gees Darlington, Yorkshire, England, with a Population of 27,729, has one thousand houses Vacant, and only one hundred men Ger pep at beet tron works, Instead of one thousant form- erly. 8A big dog at a Philadelphia brewery drinks from two to four quarts of larger beer every day, and likes it so well that, on empty- ing the dish, he licks his chops, and makes a nolse that sounds like an “Ah-h” of great satis- faction. §@~An old Dominican monk was walking in the street at Santa Marla, Italy, whea a stranger cried out, “It is time I killed some- body,"and stabbed him fatally. The murder was absolutely” wanton,no possible motlve being discoverable, pei 8#-Nona Trowbridge, whose two sisters re- thera hanged themselves in Chicago because dreaded poverty, is hopelessly ill, The ono of the Pa P her, and for two days she did no® eat or drink a particle. her to “scoop her mind @ peanut-shell Bxiton the game,” == or ae So Tag and keep it are hot rub therm with with a paper or sprinkled with kereosene will soften Soot 3 “i been hardened by water, and pliable as when new. ‘That ki For Tms Tuey Miller, chorister and one of the trustees of the 1 are the conduct in threatening to knock down W. Goff for Christ’s sake, Thursday evening, July 3ist, ator near the M. E. church, at Maple Grove: breaking our peace by witfully and bolst singing a different tune from that of the eboir, until he was ejected; biting and kicking hise: tora: ‘continu i ars oy dienve of Tony Pastor's enced a sens Qu whe fect! elev tators. the nsdn or the audience in case of a in Atter doing started on the over ball the w and the balancing-pole and a piece of the treadie which had broken of icii at the ume. rendered him Who of course the accident beld the bicycle between her knees. audience under tbe bicycle as long drop. y carefully out of the way. rab out from behind the scenes and took = ee he she had not n hui le. Zulla walked over the wire bindfolded an and in a sack, Webb's office at Passaic, N.J., woman entered in for a warrant for S Barry for assault, She insisted oly | the justice how it all happened, and, ju: upon him, sbe shook him violently, Lore Unen, and jammed him into a comer The justice recovered himself and granted the war- rant. While this named Joseph A. Rhodes was caught by irate woman, and a repetition of the soene wit the justice occ: retiected, and the result of his that he dismissed the complatnt against nd fined the woman for contempt of court, LANGFELD AND Miss Roach.—A telegram to the New York Sua from PI says:— The story told by Jonah Langteld to the chief of police regarding Lavinia aoe who ended her life in the sound on Saturd: then said that fall; that he knew very little living; that he had hardly ever met and that he could not account deed. The whole story in brief is this:. Roach came heve five years ago young married Engiteh couple. A’ where they child is now in Camden. From course was downward. “a4 = ca Cr = ev ngiand, at and on her pier, ler. ook the train to Philadelphia, Met her at the depot. They drove off r is well to do. THE KEMPER COUNTY MURDERS.—; Frietda and acquaintances of speetfally father'e residence Our ling dead. Fonersl from bien parent's residence, aoe avenue 8) ane 3 o'clock Mons od relatives to o ation Earr. orcloc] of bis age Funerat wil’ take pisce from his ste: Bhod land PS = » £O% Half seer paragpie/ Bet Jacon Pupdelia op ‘ue rt MORGAN. On Thurs’ Supa MOnGan, tn eh thee Fea, 7 aft ae street, on Mor oe Torant Both, 308. ‘Wer! maes at St Stephen's church O'CONNOR. ye 10 ar. om goeeet 224, TRY O'Connor, in ‘The funeral, gence, naam TALE Hoven? Sy eee 3 aioe "St ack nee Faneral will take place from Fift mineenth street Page byterian church, Tueeley afternoon, at —_—_—_—_—_—_——_—_——. Taixcs Worrs Kwowme.—That water figs gcd Ag stains and Stains; pour the the and thus prew = iwi = vom apreading over ‘the fabric. ‘That rij Temove ink and other stains 4 irom. Soy cloth, aiso from the That a teaspoonful of turpentine, botled with i pH Bhite clothes, will aid the whiten! That. volled starch ts much ore Addition of a littie spermacett or a iittle Doth, or a little gum arabic dissolved. Am by the ‘aX and salt will make flat-irons as clean that and smooth -_— Te a Jump of nthe tna te he wax nae or Janda which “¥"4 render Cast Him Ovr.—Erast church in Maple Grove, Onondaga 00., N. has been expelled on ci atmoug which toliowing:—“Tnehristian and immoral bg his bolsterous st joud talk after belpg taken out of the to The disturbance of house: the worship within the pretending he was worshipping God Dy Profanity in saying of the mintster:— Uhat d—d old fool,” and this while the vas preaching, ESTED IN Hike — eae oe au- in. New York, expert- irsday evening. “The puoft the J otherwise Mile. Ella Zalla, has a husband calied “The Human Pro- was to lave madden a bicycle on a wire €0 forty feet above (he heads of the There was no net under it to various things on tbe wire, Mile. Zuila cle. When she had there Was a sudden snap, The pole struc! artly unconsc! had lost her balance by reason caught the wire in falling and a tally th ¢ part ot It jumped up, especially that barging bicycle. Mile, Zuila helathe s she could, and then let tt no one, the audience having got Mile. Zutla’s hi nis It strucl Ino How IT was 2? was making a bystander ie urred. Thereupon the justice liberations was: i his association with bight, proves to be incorrect. @ Met ber for the first time of her He her it for her aa é i she wasled a i Ee. Ef Langfela & 4 i BESSERR : and i of in a car. e—where no one knows, This all ‘the last two weeks. She was bere tour days. On Friday she pawned a pair of diamond earrings worth mornil she t board. He did not deny it, but wo pee $80 for $25, and on went to New York. In the the boat tor Boston and over- ‘This story was told to Tangod tase, week. Langfeld ts very well known, to the N.Y. Herald from Harrisbur Sh August 21, says that Mrs. Chisholm, Ji Clisbolm, Who, with his sou abd dat ¥ Was murdered in the prison of K county, Miss., in isv7, bas arrived in that city prepara- tory for leaving for the scene of the assassina- Uon, to appear against those chi with her husband's murder. The case was to have been iried long since, but Mrs, Chisholm requested @ postponement, She has not a Nye &s t0 obtaining a verdict against accused, because of the sentiment in Yazoo coum She says she has received 2 number of letters wara- ing her to be very careful, as it is the to murder her and her son Clay, who is emp! as Inessenger under Governor Hoyt, and who will co with her. She does not think they will county du the it perhaps: Start a fight a cone crowded oa in care ure their revolvers on her on her ad er son The trial has been set for Monda:’, Sept. 1, and Mrs, Chishoim, her son, and Gen. Stewart 'L. Wood- ford. of New York, will leave on Wednesday, the 27tn, going direct to De A Woman's Apv: NTURE WITH BURGLARS,— At Watertown, N. Y., bt 8. D. Marsb’s house, cloroformed her, a from her finger, took her and packed up a pee gags a Lynne they quit the Selous, and, Selced a a elu: ‘attacked theme 80 — olutely that they fled, leaving their ‘THE Fatal. TOAD-ST0o!. KILLS TWO CHILDREN. The Pittsburg Chronicle of the 2ist says: Yester- Gay morning two children of Wm. Logan, farmer living on the Perrysville road, miles from ee. named four years, and Thomas, aged t into the go where they Doth ai toad-stools, under the impressi¢ mushrooms. Both children were sick, and notwithstanding the eff Physician they died from the eff of the poison yesterday. The chiidren were = two hours before expired about the same instant. A_Gmt. Snor. years old, living with her parents in a farm house Opposite to the entrance to the aims- ’ house grounds, near Paterson, N. J..on Wed- pesday eventn plunder. death, and they Apna Laura Davenport, 16 fell nto a basket of kindling woodapd = 1. The bullet entered her abdo- Yan Giesen says that there ts rec DIED. BEYER. Ai Barstoxa Springs. Prof. Josiak O. ARMES of (his ner pa -d from imi ease 5 o'clock this afte-uoon, the evaring of Angust in the fourteenth year of cemetery. Co fhe farntiy atone invited to attead his faneral his ance, 44 4 Defveceatzect, 11 0 ‘clock Mon: n orning, the “DAU GBTON, On August 284, 1870 afters short illuers CaRLIstE, only nia of B C. and Ellie Daughton, : amal ee and 15 — dsye of maiaria fever. BURLINGTON are respectfally invite: ie On the morning of August 224, 1879, at , LGakoanen Eats, io the twetieth yest family invitea August 2iet, ey rite ios from oO will No. 130 F UNDERTAKERS. a RED. SPINDLER, U: