Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1879, Page 3

STEAMERS &e! BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. i aYS. For Be rfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe and the ‘BKcuth. stopping at Piney Point and Point Toorcut wong and retarning: Qn and after Thureday. Oct. 2d. 1879, the Steamer ee jos. ee Will leave rf, foot OF ith ‘st, eve! Washinton from ber ry Moudsy and Trnraday at 5:4 p m.: returning, leave every Tuesday and ings at4 vp. sey29 5. ¥. DODD, Agent. {0B NORFOLK, FORTESS MON- KF ROE AND THE SUUTH. Bteamer Lany OF THE Lane leaves 6th.strest wharf on Monuays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, 35 p.m., stopping at Piney Se Point ana Point Lookout, eonnectine ‘with steamers 0 Boston, New York and Richmond, and railroad lines South: Leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thureday« and Ssturda} FOR ORIVEN LANDINGS. POTOMAG | Bteamer Jous W. THomPson leaves above wharf every Morday, Ehorsday and Saturday, at 7 am. stopping at Ncmini and cone on Thursday : Leonardtown Satur STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Steamers EC. KN1GHT and JoHN Grnson slter- nately leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every Saturday at4 pm.,and 63 Friday. Freight taken ft sicamers or oftice under National Metropolitan [eep27] __ SAM'L BAUON, President. AMER ee ee Csptain Wu H every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun-' day. ot Tam. for Potomac River lan: Sun- Ox dings. On. iton's, and landings in St. a for reek. Col en: On Thuradays for Mattox Oreek lan Wicomico river. On Tuesdays for ‘Nomin| Creek on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at intermediate landings. Also Qhapel Inesdays, comin Gi cae intermation ¢ enguire at offices of G. L. SHERIFF, No. $28 and 1114 Peunsyivauis avenue, Or st office foot of 6tand Hames apis G. T. JON RS, Agent. OTICE TO ih? wa, VEBNON Pas ‘The Steamer W. W. S CORGUBAN,, which haa been hore railt and furnished, L. L LARR, Osptain, is the only boat al- Bited to ta Vernon whart. f,” Bound tin pt including admission to manzio and xrounds Beate .er iesves 6th street Sart Per x08) ) st 10 a. m.. angte re forms about 8 pm. J, MoH’ HULLINGS| WOR: Bupt Ladest Mount v Flies oa BLAKE, steamer W. W. Gorcoran. jelb-ly }LXYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LIVE PHILABELPHIA ALEXANDER DRIA, WASHINGTON Connecting at Phiiedelphia ‘with Clyde's Line for Boston, Providence, and the New England Stas Careers From Philadelphia pacardey, = Poke om From Washington—Monday, st 1 From Georg-town—Mon« 7 ea a lis of ind Tecavedd daily ager ae bills of laden ene Boa and, Prov Pall River, Gonsinecs wishiue BE Georretown an ‘el plesse have (hem marked JEORGETOWN, ‘For full information apply to J. H. JOHNSON & 90. 1202 F street poe ang 12 treet wharf, Washingt 01 Weer street, Georgetown, D. 6. Ste "BONDE & O0., ies Maxagers, 12 South Wiarvess he auadel- 7 REW Ll td TTERD. of this ine, W. A. BOTTERDA: mediate Ket 7 Od 823 AU. South William ot, New York FUNGH poe . Wro. st., Fretcht Rigld be ay, General Pameowor Act” Jantiy (OKTH GERMAN LLOYD-Sreaxsare Line BeTWEEN NEW YORK, HAVBE, LONDOR, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. The stearuer+ of thik company will sail every Sst- urdsy from Dramen Pier, foot of 3d street Hoboken. Bates of passase: From New York to Havre, Lo don, Senilam) tn and Bremen, first cao second cabin, 860; ee nue, 0. For, ny or paseaue apriy to ; Nr York. WG. METZEROTY & C0. on Pa.ave., NMAN LINE NITED BTATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. WYO EEDBIUWN an ba Chay AND BATURDAY. I tons , City of Montreal.4420 tons | Oity of Brusseis..3775 4566 tons | City of N. York. -3500 These magni: nt steamers are among the strong est, latest and fastest on the Atisntic, and Lave every Dodern improvement, including hot and cold waster and electric bells in’ staterooms, revolving Chairs in saloons, bath snd id smoking rooms, barber Os, 6 Por’ rates of pargawe and other information ply orto my ico eek ave; G. W. ay" EVEBY T Press, Washington. UNABD LINE; ‘Witn the view of diomnishing the chances of col- lision, the Steamers of this line take a specificcourse for all seascns of the year. areccenen ta mee ter paseace 0 york ‘or Borton, the meridian of 50 at 43 iat., or noth ing to the not of #5. the homewar the meridian ofS) ata SE or nothin fo the north of 42. THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Aud 6 Ne seersee. one a steerage, 830 and 100 gold, eaaisional: mn favoral ets 01 lo cn Rtoorage tickets comm teeras at 1 Gucens low cert Europe at lowert rates. ‘Througk bills of Isden eevee for Belfast Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on ‘and for Meciterran For Swen and sane SPPly at the Company's office, No.4 Bowlin; ‘or both steerage and cele. NO TIp BIGELOW, 608 7th ntrost, Washing ees CHAS. G. FRANCELYN, Agent, N.Y. — MEDIOAL, &e. NSULT DB KOBERTEON, every Wedncada: OSse Seturcay. at his office Cstnw.near4 Bt, from 2 t0 9 9) i.» Whos eas ieee suarantecs a cure in all diseases o inary Or: su, Nervous snd 1 We ea: i re or Syphilis, cy, &c. Gonorrhes wal to10 Gays. rag Gecthoes Jadie! aoe Of Baltimore. more. Charges Tuoderate. patrons. auga7-ly 8H in 1871. ject satisfactis soe ‘rater used only. FOREST spay <e it ale complaints quickly cu! Fem: ‘Gan be Teconeultea daily st 921 ours from 1 to 9 p. m. LEON, the Uldest Established aa only Beli- Die ‘Lacies" Physicisn in the city, can Be con; ‘Teh strect new, 9 455 ave, ora ltod Srolocks exccvt Sundays snd Mondays’ All SS yous oo quickly cured. parate nner L-ath A poe E REATORTEE TEROTEAOS Su decay, ety iasions and all veneresl diseases BROWN. No ee ried. Au &e., eoesousne Masson Weskness, Loss of ood, and all dress ‘DAVIDSON & 00. JeS-coty 78 Nassau st, N.¥ SOMETHING NEW — + a a and fever, ‘kmen are emplo; willbe fi iis sai ence istic of th * hea 1012 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, 8d floor. Grn PEAOTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTEES, Hise Washington, DO D.O, janisly REMEDY FOR HAS FOR RESTORED. ION FREE Troe the speedy. Care, of orders brouy ht on by indiscretion or excess. Any Druggat bas the ingredients. Monday and | Bata—A N UST BE SOLD. $50,000 WORTH OF GENT'R Li nit poor’, FINE GAITER! D LAUE SHOES, Esa 8b Mee TANtCS BOOTS, HUBBER BOUTS AND SHOES, | LADIES’ goats AND. a0 BIDE LACE E, BUTTON ESS MISSES’ ABD Box ‘3’ SOHOOL HOES, WHITE KID SLIPPERS. L. HEILBRUN, 402 2th street. Sign—The Old Woman in Windo’ Bis Men's Oalf and Kip Boots Our famous 82. 50) Cait and Kip ‘Boot Folid Griters, (n: Ladies’ Heat French mia Baek Curacso Kid Button. Spieudid Gost Button ait Laced Shoes, (solid = aonemeta ‘Kid dongre-s. 200 Decidedly the best 75-cent School Slices in town, Misses’ Goat Button Boots... 81.00 and up Children’s Solid Kehool Shoe cents and up. Splendid Button..." "75 cents and up. Bollers & Co's Children’s Fine Shoe P. 5 We have cheaper goods than these—but Ucee here advertiecd being copecialy trade up 1OF US arr guarenteed solid and perfect ia every respect. 5ep)30-3t [0 NEED TO GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR CHILDES EN’S SCHOOL SHOES. THE CHEAPEST AND BESTIN (HE WORLD AT SLEW S, litt Sz, 2 Doons BELOW CORCORAN. ABh FOR SOLAR. TIP BI met Wik Wear AIX MONTHS. > H 0. are NOBHODDY, EVENLY PAIR WARBANLED: Ladies! Pebble Goat Button Boot. Ladies’ French Kid button.. Ladies’ Hand made Con fd ass Ladies’ Best French kid Boot, wor Misses’ Pebble Goet Button. Misces’ Pebble Goat Lace, (extra quality) Misees' Extra quality Goat Button. Child's Pebble Goat Child's Gost Button, extra quality, Chile's Good Button, 4 to $to7: jent’s ‘OnYTesE, Wi Gent's Calf Button Boot, worth $4, Gent's Prime Congress, worth 83, for. Gent's French Osif Hand-stitched Oot [eisded RESETS ae 238 ot 58 5B H liad aReesa gs 000 pairs of Ladies, Misses and Children's 8 and Blippers at the same low prices. GEO. MoOARTRY, sug23-tr New York SH0r SToRE, 605 Pa. ave : FINANCIAL. UARANTEED INVESTMENTS. By our Insurance System of Investments in Stock Operations we insure indemnity from losa. No “Marginal or “Privilexe” plans. Tnvestments re- ceived in rune of 825 and upward. Correspondence from stock operators solicited. B. O- Bor 786. DA iS MANARD & CO., 58 Broadway, N. Y. Fep9.3ia D.® Bs RIOK & C Mi BON ‘vroor, BRORERS, NEW BT. W YO! 4: Buy and mii sit active Biocks ‘at the. "New York Stcck Exchange on marains of one per cent and upwards, or for cash. “The Operator,” a weekly pa- pet Jor investors, furwarded on application. Wash- ington references furnishe sep9-3u CHANCE TO MA) MONEY by our careful plan of speculating in Wollstrect Any amount from $10 to $500, eituer ina Put or Call, very tre- 5 quently ives back 5 to 10 times your’ money in y more than the amount kinds bonght and soid Exchange in any rumber n. Bend for y ats “PECK & HARRIS, Bunkers ana Brokers, 19 Broad st,, N.¥. 823-co3m, 1v TO 310,000 Invested’ in Syndicate Operations in Stocks. ‘This plan puts the emailest operator with an in- veetment of from $10 to 8100 ona par with the one who uses $10,000, and yields him a proportionate Prost. It secures alike (0 all the advantage of large cayits! used with skilled experience, information mailed tree. ee EVARTS, BARNES & CO, any30-t,ths,tnovl6 4 Broad at. N.Y. rou inv ihrourh of shi area on 3 FUTURE Daya. ([Homas DOWLING, , Auctioneer. Togsoes A. P. GORMAN, FIVE TWO By Reo BEVEN sph thai E WORE STONE STRIBING BA CetEEe oe OLD 8’ ESDAY MORNIN October Teh isto at TU! 10 o'clock, at Gilbs: 1 Whart No 93 ets Grorwetovin, D.O.Trbs eee ‘com: above Tisibg Many ot! lee rated. pyjaing many ot her articles not enumet THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. octl-d LADIES’ GOODS. 1220 sms°PE™EFinos, 1220 On THURSD, Frerch Patterr 1 HORRETS and eh Creatas, of of MILLINERY Gt Ts BOOTS. LL OPENING AT VERMILY4’ A fine: sto-X of Ladies’ Fall and Winter BOOTS, of my own m she, for sale a reer . H. VER) otl 610 otn'ttreets Opps Baton Orica, ALL AND WINTER OPENING FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, HAT: Ané all the Istest iS PARISIAN NOVELTIES, Consisting cf He, PL Bel eA BRO- to whi hour customers end the Ladion of washing- ton and vicinity cornet ane invited on TBURSDAY ana YRIDAY. Oct. 2 and 3. MRS. H. ROSENBAUM & SON. 722 Tth st. nw. N. B.—No ane pThe Princess of Wales ‘D GLOVES a rpecialt octl-2t EATSN £, KING, 824 9th at. ww. bi and [. FALL AND Witten ‘OPENS NG, TUESDAY axp WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7th and sto of PARISIAN BONNETS AND HATS. J.B. —KEaton Kirg, formerly with J. P. Palmer. sep30-6 DOUGLASS’, NINTH STREET. Ninta Street. MERINO UNDERWEA! MERINO UNDER- néo Tae a LOWEST pes REW STYLES DAILY BEAUTIFUL VARIETY, AT eae YOuK PelCES BH, of AWLS, IN BERLIN D_ZEP. OL, Bry PAT- ag" BOR VERY Low. CORSETS, RSETS, SIXT’ AMINE 8 XBEDT ai cou TN THE WORLD. Fep29 COG eth sircet, near F 187 9 FALL OPENING! 879 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OcrosEn 1 AND 2, oF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, ENGLISH ROUND HATS, cD Ladics cf Washington and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. NO. 1107 F BTREET N, Fep79 J.P. PALMER, Iirronten. (4LL OPENING OF BONNETS, Cloaks, Suite, Furlined ‘Circulars, Misses’ French Undervarmente; J. BB, 0. band Thowup: son Corsets, Flannel R-bes de Chambre. Dros ‘Trimmings, Ladies’ Embroidered Hose, Embroi- Geved Vests made to order in all combinations. The ‘Trefc usse” Glove. guaranteed French make, The “Willian” 8-button Kid Glove - for 20 cents. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. sepl3-tr ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST CLASS. FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT REDUCED PRICES. SHOES OF THE FINEST MADE TO ORDER, AT G. BOEON'S, 504 11th street northwest. Brarch H. WIREMAN'S, Phils. sepl0-ly M ISS BELLE LUCAS Svccessor TO Map. Hrxckrey. MAD. DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PATTERN AGENCY, ELEGANT PARLORS. 801 MARKET SPACE, Keep Building. DREESMAKING in all its branches" PLAITING at the Old Stand. 902 9th st. aug28-ly FAMILY SUPPLIES. A MEMBER OF THA BIOOK. BXCHANGE wi execute orders for the purchase oF aale of, tocks anc Gold on modorate marzing. Seria dons 28 ible Fa ties en Gorresvongence woe solle. a a ceibla parties only. Oo t ted iat, Member Aim. Mining and fenry ck Nxobange, 5 os Weller, New York.” Heferenoa, Ba You yetnyan, Tiag., Broxident Nations! as Oc. iow RAILROADS. ALTIMOBE AND ¢ OHIO BAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Nerchwest, 3 West ‘and emtect Bunday, May 18, 1870, at 4:20 am. To lane oe AVE WABHINGTON. York. P Boston vege Lewrel: Kanapolis June api ‘ik Hidge and Mt. — , Winchester, ae Bones Winchester, 8:30 aE ‘x, Philadelp! ioe Saton an sore Bxpre ore orh fi car to sii ma Praga 238 a.m T8t, Louis, 0 umbas ang Pitta ey Branch ‘Sunday: car to Stauton. Bahais Aint daily. Grat- y, daily, exce we 00 8m. 10n Sa jonday Baltimore, Annapo- Baltimore xpress, Stops at Bladens mee? aatitavier Laurel, Annspous June aa ie tion, a ‘an notes: . mlitoote (Gly .—New York, Philadelphis, and Boston at —{On 5 pasa only. —— and Way. 3} Junction. —tPoint i Boots, Fred fone eee ‘and Way Stations. sc to Pout of Hocke and Way Btations only. od fo p.m —tBaltimo! ‘and Way Sta- a ahieeerrn Cee AND athag EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- Passengers taken in the cars. jaf Canton, “Biops st Bladensburg and Laurel vezi P. m—Point of Rocks and Way ‘Btstions, 7/00 p, m.—t Baltimore and Way Stations. ote 210. i BALTIMORE Ellicott is p.10. 1 GHIOAGO, OOLUMBUS AND PITTS. penis pause Sleeping car to Ohicago. akong 1 except Ban Banday, ions EXPRESS. Btoy Barc and ate Beep ‘phi srgclal sleeping or eels and ‘Cincinnat! Express, punas “All trains sto at Relay Station. ox further, Thtformation ‘apply at the Baltimore a igs iS pouneyvania sven wha aia seu ake n for be check and recetved Ms any point in the rramec ne ‘NTS, LE, Genersi Ticket Agent Ge0. 8% Hoare General Agent. mylttr 1879 rensextvana ==: 1879 To 7 be it WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. ‘Double Track, Steel Hail 3 ‘MaGumnicEnz re EQUIPMENT. In Effect JUNE 30, TRAINS LEAVE W: yNGtONS oA from Depot, corner of Sixth and B follows: Pittabi and the Weel 10:00 s,m, daily, = jor to Pittsburg, and Sleeping from Pittsburg to Cincinna and Chicago; 3:40 p.m daily, with Oar to Ohicago. BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAO AD, Oatiands.caa, Baflalo, Niagara Falls and at 6:26am. ;,ozoopt Sunday ; 7:40 pa daily, except Balnrday Loox Hoven and miusitanss 10:30 Sia asity a For New York and the East, 1:30 p.m. daily, excopt Bundsy, ana iu: 4U:2D ina ean aaity with Palnce Oars ‘AND i Fis, 8,9. 10, Lh a.m. 1-28, 4:39 Pit See as ana NEW Goons. SARDINES LA TOMAT, BARDINES 1 LA MONTARDE, ‘TOBASCO SAUCE. OAPEES, ‘LOBSTER, SALMON. SHAD. arrivil New goods ng daily. Parties contemplating housekeeping will, save money by obtaining our prices for Staple and Fancy Groceries prior to purchasing elsewhere. B. W. REED'S SONS’, Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, &c., sep27 N FLOUR. 1.50 . 25, Smoked). MACKEBEL, in6 Ib. tins. WIXOM & CO., 604 Ninth st. northwe: ane HALIBUT MES! oO. R rep25-20 207 STBEET MABKET. WM. LINEINS & SON, 720 20th street. FROZEN WATEBMELONS delivered at your dinuer hour. All kinds of FRUITS, MEATS and VEGETA- BLES. sep56m Fo PICHLING. PURE CIDEE VINEGAR AND SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER; FIRE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, sep5.tr 1431 New York avenue. Minnesota’s Jewel Is CERES, the handsomest Minnesota Patent If io United Bates excepting nous? onene St. Louis's Pride Is STERLING'S Oclebrated Winter Wheat Patent, 8 magnificent Fiour. The Delight of the Cook eee ae See eeeee al re Tost approved machinery known. tee the abo praise ores Rept ms y every Arst-class Grocer. Wholesale Depot—Oor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. angl6tr WM. M. GALT & 00. porter, MARKET, 719 Ponns Wuania Avenue. LAMB, VEAL, ALL EINDS waits, POULTRY At the lowest atom, wear ived for VENI! onfora xe pectin ae VES IgOR. PHEABANTS, ie iL BEAOH & 00. Joun Be BEEF, Sthvatrect winm, and 206 and 200 Rortbers! Fost Ghee Or address Box V1, City arke delivered free of charge to all parts of re sopls WISE AND OLD FSIE! eo ae r : pib-tr H’= aa sila DE TO TO ORDER, Bix Feat Suiits eh Ee 812. Bi RESTA Ge ine noon 0. a eree Y¥, GUNN’ sugietr 12 F street INE CARPETS AND conan F CODE We nom See a a he zt assortinent of f UBEFORNISHIN de ms in 0: ind Bou GOODS, is: tes, Bosbury & ‘Smith's Tapestry O: & Bead, and Harttord Tagcaine, Tiger ‘ou Henri, Al, Suu, Her Bits a diavery. Nottingham, Swill and ‘Antigun Lace’ ‘Ouriains — Brass and ‘alnut ‘Those in want of Goods wil Bid fro tecir saven to examine our othe eh : THIS AFTERNOON. HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ Lan OF HOUSE AND LOT, IF By vitue of a dred of tist mecorded in Libgr'No, 860, folio $0, of the Inad,recorde of teri Sent ca hich the ‘will be mont me for wl give hi notes, ithe st the a six per gent. rer anti, and secured t the pro $50 down when the property is sold. Gouveyanc A cost ot pe purchi nace. ‘K. OARUST sep0-2aw3whds JNO-P- O'NEILL} Trustecs §2-BY DIRECTION OF THE TRUSTEES the above esle is POSTPONED to THURSDAY, Octo- ber 2, 1879, eame hour and place. sep27-5,1, wads Te. W. HANDY, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES! PALE. OF F BUILDING Lor ON 8 BTLET, REAR THE CORNER OF TENTH By virtue Of «deed of trust. t0 November, 2, 1874, and recorded in Eiger No. 706, Folio 140, of the he land records of Washing. ton ‘county, D. dat the written request of the rty secured thereby, we will se lon THURSDAY, {be da day of October, 1879, at bait past fonr o'clock hum. tn front of the premises, all that, plecs OF par- cel of ground in the ‘Washington, D. C. known as Lot ipumbered eisteen (16) ta, Ly 8. Obsp: man’s recorded subdivision of the northern half of Fguare umbe hundred and thirty-five balince in three ¢ twelve nonthe, w sreured ry ta ‘of trust on the property auld ak dev osit of 6100 will be required when the property is knocked down, If terms be not complied with in seven duys from the day of sale the T. ustees reserve the righi to icsell_ at farts purchaser's risk after tve days’ public notice. Conveyancing to be at the purchase: JAMES FULLERTON, lisia'yn avenue, JAMES WHITE, } ruse corner of 12th and M, ¥F D, OLEARY, Sa'rswan, bop 10.13.17 ,20,94,27&0ct,2 ree from the aae of sale, TO-MOEREOW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of tras dated the 10 Oe day cf eptember, A.D, 1877; aud du: corded in 864, folio 208, of the records for the District ‘ot scarab aud. i the writen request of the party evonred thereby, the Tncere'gned will sell at public auction, to the highest placer, arent of the jremiser, on FRIDA, Sep- tember the 26th, A. D. 1879, 6:80 o'ol kp. a followin g- cescribed real estate, wituated in the oft jot Warhington, District of Co umbis, to Dart of Lat nabered five (8); in Aguare wucaberod hundred and fifty seven’ (187), besinning on Macsachustte avenue, at the southeast corner of ‘ad lot, thence in a northwesterly direction and with the north line of said avenue forty-three (43) fert and two (2) inches; thence in s northessterly direction in a line at a richt angle with tho said north line of ania avenue to the rear line of said lot; thence by and with said rear line to the northeast ceruer tLercof, snd thence in a gouthwasterly direc: ticn to the point of evinninz, toxether wich al privilexes, rights and eavementa thereunto be- lor King. ‘'ern« of gale: One-third of the purchase money carl the balance in tures equal instalments at six, twelve and e gbceen months after the day of gale, with ©'x per cent. interest, secured by a deed of Brust on the property sold. °A deposit of $100 will be reqtured of the purchaser af the time of the eale, and all conveyancing shal! be at his cost. If terms of se'e are ot complied with within seven days the unaersigned trustee reserves the right to yexell the rroperty at the cost and risk of the defaultiny pur- sepld.d WM. W. BOARMAN, Trustee. ge THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until FRIDAY, October 3d, 1879, same hour and place. Hy onder of the Trustee. se} 27 eo&¢s WALTER L, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ’ ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT NIH STREE TWEEN P AND RHODE wba sp AVES UE AT AUC- ON. On FRIDAY, October 34, at 5 o'clock p.m. es] we shall gell in front of’ the premises lots numbered I and K, in square 337, having a food front running back the depth thereof, with alf cash: balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, eeurcd by aceed of trust on property sold. conveyancing st purchaser's cost, 50 down on day of sale. Octl-3t_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts. P)ONCANEON 1 BROB., Auctioneers, ThUSTEE’S SALE eet Se BEAL a deed of trust, dated EMRE: 7 end duly recorded in Lil lio 124, &e., of the land records: aehineton county, in said District, and by di. fection of the holder of the note, secured by bald frst deed. in writing, 1 will eell, at. public gale, on "VUE" DAY, 284 day ‘of September, 1879, at 4:30 Oreieelees wi, in front ofthe pretuiser, Lote lettered Wand C, in King’s subdivie on of square numbered digit hundred and eeventy-four (S74 ‘ers of eale: Oxe third in caab, and the balance in two qual payments, in siz and twelve months in netes Veartne interest and secured by adesd 0° trret onthe premises. All converancing at the pur- chaser’s ccrt. JOHN J JOHNSON, Trastes. DUNCANBON BROS., Aucta, Nepodkas ft ®-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL WsDNESDAY, tte let day of October, A. D. 1879, eiee hear a d plsce. feps4 d&os JOHN J. J. JOHNSON, Trustee te? THE APOVE Sate 318 FURTHER POST. PONE uktl \ UESDAY, the ith day of Octover, 4.187, at sane Hour 8 a place octl-d&ds HN J. JOHNSON, Trustee. CBANCERY SALE OF A. VALUABLE HOUSE STREET NORTHWEST, SEAR FOURTEENTH STREET, BEING No. istue of a decree of the Supreme Court ofc District of Columbia, paeedin Equity Ghuse No G84, Equity doe. 19,1 will coll at alte snotion, jn Trout of the prewises. on BAT. xp, the a ith day of October, A.D. 1879, at 2 all that exriain piece or parcel of la wf inthe city of Wash! nee east twenty-five hundred and twenty (bby fect to the, opines of t improved by one two-story. Houre. Mf crnce of sale; One half cach: balance in two equsl instalments at six and twelve months, with interest ircm ay of sale, secured by deed of f.ust_on prop- ety sold. or all cash st oction of purchaser. $109 ale. at va voyEndiag at ouiehacore at sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's coat HOBER A? MUBIAT, ‘Truateo, 922 43¢ street n. DUNCANEON BROB., Aucts. [! fosl 830-1 ookds 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE Cire VALUABLE REAL Urder and by virtueot a deed of tru me; bearing date the 18th day of July, un , and recor od amnng the land records 0: District of Columbia, in Liber 663, otto S30, 1 will m the premises, on SAT- crclock TD.» Part feet 10inches inning. This P ee vee ‘well located, and is improved by ier 18 Of sale: One. "One third cash; balance in one and ‘0 years, deferred payments to be secured. bye deed nr Ioperty sold. or otherwise to the il conveyancing, at " ar aan nronanee will be required to at time of *abOT mis a fue ik and oot of Mrs. ‘he abo i A me cote Canine’ 'W. B. WEBB, Trustee. puree, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. TR ROPERTY RALE OF e VALUABLE IMPROVE! OF EAODE ES, BEING No. 3 10 OWA OIROL! By virtue of a deed of ‘Of trast, dated Ni lovem- ber 16th. A. D. 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No. 908, folio 68, et seq , one of the land records for the Distr.ct of Columbia, and at the re- questof the party secured thereby,we will sell et pab wuction, in froat of the premises. on 8A" Y, the 27th day of September, A. D. 1879, at 4:80 o’clook fastington city, District of ol mbit Sot ip i jum! numbered tixty-eleht, or aay tb. division cf Lots OD, of Fendall’ gether with the ina prowennesits: thereon, co! a sheary Lewt ‘msansard and consi sidence, being Ro. Towa Ore e. “form One-at a uarter of sale, in cosh; feo @) and. thres (3 the Leer with g after hve days" ad: BOBERT 0, FO%ien,{ Trastecs. EDWIN 0. Eten J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. ate i IerTBE ABOVE SALE 1k POSTPONED u WEDNESD. October 3: fod ne time uae Place. EOE BT 0. 7 6. "FOX; EDWIN ©. ‘UTTER, § Trustecs. J. T. COLDWELL, &\ ‘ep25-th.o,t.3t THE ABOVE SALE 1, POSTPONED: until wabnueDay, * SopeRT ‘Sth, 18.9. st same and , FOX, Sater DWIN O COTTER, T J.T. OOLDWELES Auctioneer. sepa0s.thadt STE 8B panes OF GREAT FaLLS ICE C: STOCK AT ene authority 0 of a collateral: cea we wi Iaell within Fooms, corn 8 a SATURDAY, Octobersth 1979, at 12 oolock— Bisty aberes {1 Great Falls Tee ‘Guuipany tock, each are res resenting BIC Byrne or ot holder of Calat ‘eral n rte. erm. Oct1-3t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucta = CELLULOID TRUS? 4ND SUPPORTERS Thet never shew, urver net APS 2 Li, always gles, and'etn etch wile Dasma ts? +? uae, Ca a sale at 623 Ten etrect D.w. ‘her sttention to the wants) eay patrons. decll-iy } “COLMAN, Auctioneer, No. 1000, cor. Of 10th st. and Pa ave. Tchall cell. ‘SATURD, AY MORRING, 12 Uae nel 8 000 feet of assorted Moulair pair of now snd 8-cone hand Doors, 40 pair of Blinds 40 Ins ‘e Blinds, 1 lot of new and second- hand Stair Q-rrts Jot of new and second-haad Brackets, a larice lot of ay d Sash’ lot of Mantelpieces, indowe Lictof Stat Bas. nisters; ai80, 1 lot Oe Garrentere bench Berewe hese zooda were brouzht to my salesrooms for conve nicnce of sale, and will be sold without reserve. oct? ot H. OOLMAN, Auct HCEMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF es PaRLOR AND CHAMBER SuSRrt DS ae My SALESROOM ON BAT- oe SATURDAY one ING, October 4th, ‘clock, in front of my auction rooms, all sell the follow wing exellent goods Several Suites of Parlor Furniture, uphol- Sered’ in the latest Bix Wainnt y Marbletop Ohamber Suites, wer euetes and White Marble-top Tabi ernestes and White Marble es. French Pilate and other Mirrors. Fainted Cottare apd er Chamber Farnitare. Hair Mattresses, F Fine English ane American ‘Brussels Carpets. Fxtension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs. put M. T. Sideboards. ‘ookinw and Heating Stoves. Lares lot Brockery, Se “The Fine Furniture will be gold at 11 oN Nok precisely within my salesroom. No post- poncie: t on account of weather. oct2-2t YW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. BALE -OF RICH AND COSTLY PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUOTION. (1 handsome Chamber Suite, beautitully carved, niehly polished, and entirely new in sgn. One elecart Parlor Ruite, gorzeous jp upheltery. Five rich Black Walnut high, iy nohslet Chamber Suites Five euperior Walnut Frame Parlor Suites, upholstered in rep, raw silt and bair cloth. Black Walnut, Marble-top’ Bouttet. Dearf Bookcase, moat beautiful design Eleaaat Eres. Chairs, Walnut Marble-top Centre Tables, Hanceoi,e Walnut Frame Lounse, upholstered in bar cleth, cost #75, Walunt Wardrobes. Ladies’ Writing Dorks, Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut Fiane Mirrors. Cavinet Bewing Machine, Walnut Bedstead, various styles Brussels, Ingrain and other as pete ‘The sale takes place within our suction roome, corner 1th and D strects northwest, on BATUR: AY, October 4th, ecmmencing at 10’ o'clock a. m. se in want of rich and stylish Furniture should not miss this opportunity to secure choice and ele- xart work, e,above col ection is of the latest de- Hin, ana the workwanship is firet class. ori22t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & O., Aucta, A ECHON SALE OF DWELLINGS 314 AND $16 C SIREET SOUTHEAST. We will vell af auction on WEDNESDAY, October 8th 1879, at b o'clock p.m, part of fry lot 2, equare 720, improved by two (2) two- story Frames. ‘Terms: One-baif cath; balance in six and twelve movths at seven percent $50 deporit on each. If terms are not complied with in seven days the prop- erty wil be retoid at therisk and cost of the default- iy por: harer. ©ct2,5.7 YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. ‘BLIC SALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT ON THE fFOUTH SIDE OF “AY STREET, BETWEEN ee AND SIXTH BTREETS NORTH atthe request of theowner, I will ggiter: at ni ‘THUREDA’ Core bee ab A. D. 8, in Sqnare Sit. fronts a feet on’ north A street by a deyth of 8 feet. ‘Term:: One-fourth cash: balance in six, twelve ane eighteen months; interest at rate of Bix per cent. fer annum eecured on property sold. 880 deposit att le. eth ec da B_H. WARNER, Auct. CBASSERY, ALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es. TH STREET, OPPUsT ed oe PUB! ATE pine GENERAL Pos OFFIC itue of a deciee pasred Aj re the Supreme Cour. of the Di hia, in the esuse of Le Sus eal, we will gell_at. public auction, in front of the ra niee8, On MONDAY, the Lith day of Oc- tor at o'clock p.m., that certain piece oc parcel © situste snd lying in the ¢ity of Wash. fos top, iu the District of Coltubia, known and de- xeribed 88 the north haif of orivinal jot numbered thirteen (13), in equare numbered four hundred : One-fonrth cash; balance in three cqval instalments payable respectively si and eighteen mouths after the cay of terest or all eash at tho option of the det osit of 8200 will be requ red at the time of sale. Ail conveyaneiny and recording at the cost, of fhe purchaser. ‘The title will be retained until the full payment of the purchase mone R. W. DOWNMAN, ? { Trustees. “GRE DUNC. BROS . Aucta, W. Law Reperier copy one time.| VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL BITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST K STREET AND OONNEOTIOUT AVENUE, Under and by virtue of @ deed of trast, dated June 1, A.D, atte and duly rooosned in Liber 764, fous. 51, et ted of the land cords of the ict 0 of Goliumbia, and by virtue of Sofece vamienen May, A.D. 1879, by the Supreme Cone of Pins District of Columbia, in cause No. 6,201, Equity docket 18, wherein George 8. Tep er is com plainant aud alexander 8 ‘Shey era et al. are defendants, an: pigee: ion of the oe opt d& de premises, on DAY, the & ‘of August AD. 1879, at6 o'clock Li. the following-described Real Estste, aituste in the Gity of Washington, District of Galambia, to wit: Part of lot numbered two (2), in square numbered one Wundred and sixty four Q6), sud bounded and Jeecribed as follows, viz: Beginning st a point o2 north K street, forty-three feet and nine inches (43 9-12 feet) eadt of the southwestern corner of said square, aD ng thence west on K street forty- three fect snd nine inches (439-12 feet) to said southwestern corner of said square: thence north- westerly along the line of ecticnt avenue abou eiebty fect and ten inches (80 10-12 feet) to the south line of original lot, num! square; thence northeasterly with said averine, anos the lin three, about eighty-five feet, to intersect a line drawn due Sorth frost the point ot beginning, and thence due south to the point of beginni ther with al] the improvements, ways, easement leges ond sppurtenances to the same OF ‘n eny wire aprert: ‘Cerio of eale, as prescribed by said deed of trast, sefcllows, viz: ‘Thesum of twonty thousand dol- lars in cash—a further sum of twenty thousand dol- Sees 0s, OTRO A. D. 1879, ost aR hour and and Bee JAMES JOHNBTON,| Trustecs 4y80,31,a0g1.2,4,11,18,8¢06,8,9. oe aa ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- POMED, by order of saoure until THURSDAY, Oc- tober 2d, 11 19,08 3 30 PE 'H. PHI : sep10 SAMIES Mt PE PRR | ‘Trustees. WING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE AB- jeer, the above sale is fur- ihe yee ‘until THURSDAY, October 234, to) sence of one of the Trust. 5 (LLIAM WB. PHILIP, ort2-d&ds "way ‘M. JOHNBTON,) ypuoman' DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGTE SALE oF BIOH HOUSEHOLD FUBNIIUBE. ¢QRMORDAY MORNING, October. 6, 1972 mmencizs a: 10 o'clock. at No. 922 14 caer between I ao fe ‘etrects: northwest, I eer Sraeerege x Europe, compri “One supero Ereuch plate Alantel Mirror in Wal ) Trustees. Da naa gant Wal Wala Pay Suite, upholstered in Blue Batin, 8 pieced, Bich Blue Satin aan i dow Hangings, Superior Waluut Parlor Suite, ualistered in Baw , cont Bylendi Cloisonne Vases, 24 inches high, fine epecimer: awo fine Ol Paintings from the easel of Max “Wey ‘Elezant Steel Engraviogs in artistic frames Mantel Ornaments, Walnnt and Gilt Music “Bask. Walnut Lib: Clock. Hanorome Hall Se get with Mirror. Fine English Bragsels Carpets, Hall and Stair ta ‘Walnut Map Mantel Top Queen Aun Gharaber Suits. @ Bair pattreseie. © jhe > Spring ‘Under! Feather Pillows and Bol Elegantly-fin "shed Waluut, Marble-to Sideboard. Superior Walc ut Exte: Cae Dining Tab.c. Baud 6 Dining Onai Blewant Blver cpdiod Ware fcom the best manu- ‘Superb Freuch China D: 04 Bervices Eine Dinner and Tea seneeanes ries in toda are, Tal Fine Cot lees (oe Ri.chou Raquinies, ete, etc. ootl-cts ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auctionew 4 ’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING pa reece on TAE SOUTH SEO ee M FEN 16TH AND Mitkers BURTH WE Virtue cf a derd «f trust, dated May 284 3e74, and duly recorded in Liber No, 15 82 Tha and reser. 8 of the Dist fet of Co'unibin, mo a the request of the holder of the eee ceured thereby. wo will sel MONDE Babe: ep. all thos pieces inthe be Gity 0 ‘Woahtou umbered fourteen (14) of Bquare the..6 after five ase sep23 ec eds ae ‘P. SNYD: ig sare! . K, KOONES. | Trustees, eee ey THURSDAY. -October 2, 1879. The Fight With the Utes. 4A GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE IN WHICH MAJOR THORNBURGH FELL. Further particulars of the fight between the Ute Indians and ig oS Thornburgh’s command were received by telegraph last night: The courier who brought the dispatches from Capt. Payne says the Indians at the agency two days before the fight had sent all their old men, wo- men and children south, the warriors were dec- orated and painted in the usual war style, and they had threatened to kill Agent Meeker at the agency, and acremprod to burn the build- ings. Major Thornburgh, in moving forward, avoided a canon which he knew to be danger- usly suitable for an ambuscade, and went over a hill, when he discovered the Indians in am- bush on either side of the canon. He was urged to fire, but desisted,as his orders would not justify an attack. Two Indians now rode u within a hundred yards, dismounted, and with @ savage yell fired, shooting Captain Payne \hrough the arm. At this signal the war whoop was sounded by the Indlans, and the battle commenced, with the result stated, Thorn- burgh found that he was surrounded, and or- deied a charge, which he gallantly led tn per- son, ard succeeded in cutting his way out, and when within about 500 yards of bis wagons he fell dead, with two bullets through his brain. Captain Payne now took command, and the battle was carried on unt!l S$ p.m., the troops using the wagons and animals as breastworks. ‘The Indians fell back a short distance and went Into camp. The casualties are about as follows: Major Thornburgh, Lowry, the guide, and enlisted men, the wagon mastel Cae and one teamster, killed; Capt. Payne, Lawson, Surgeon Grimes. Lieuts. Paddoc! and Wolf, avd men, wounded. Major Thorn- burgh’s body was not recovered. REVORTED MURDER OF T MEEKER AND F. It was reported at Rawlings, Wyoming, tnat Agent Meeker and his family and all employes had been murdered and the agency buildings confirmation, rs were ilock- ing in to Rawlins for safety, and considerable excitement preva’ ‘alled. THE RESCUE. An Omaha aispateh says: The military au- thorities are unanimous in the bellef that the worst has now been told, for Capt, Payne 1s strongly entrenched near water, Is well Pro visioned and will fu r fortify himself by throwing up earthworks, which, with the train, will enable him to hold his own until re- Inforcements appear, which will be soon. Gen. Willlams has consulted with Gen. Crook, who isin Chicago and ordering matters forward. Gen. Merritt, Fort D. A. Russell, Cheyenne, Was telegra hed to and ordered to the com: mand o} @ expedition. The message was carried by the operator who recelved it at the latter place to the Generalat his headquar- ters, on horse back, at break-neck speed. Gen. Merritt at once began preparing for the expe- dition. AtCamp Douglass and Salt Lake tio time was lost, but everything was perfected at short notice, At Forts McPherson and Saunders the same activity prevailed. The Union Pacitic railway worked in harmony with the mili- tary, and troops are all now en route for Rawlings, from which point succor will be sent out. Fecial train of four cars of troops from. Camp Douglass left Ogden at for the scene of the outbreak. under orders to make fast time. Three hundred yen and six hundred horses left Cheyenne yes- terday for Rawlings. One company left Fort unders and two companies of cavalry ath ort McPherson yesterday for Fort latter Lad thelr Horses, baggage, &c..w 1th Troops have been ordered ‘forward trom Fetterman and Robinson, and will leave for the seat of War as soon as they can reach the ratl- ad. Gen. Merritt, to whom the command ot pedition is given, is one of the best Indian ers in the country. At 11:45 o'clock yester- day forenoon he telegraphed Gen. Williams that he would be ready to start at 4 o'clock morning with a force of nearly animals and provisions are plenty will be forced, and reliet soon reach ‘those in peril. MAJOR THORNBURGH'S LODY has not been recovered, but lies in front of his utd and cannot be procured. He was a powerful man, belug six feet two Inches in active end muscular, a good shot and 3 He leaves a wife and two ‘bildr D; WhO are at Fort Steele, whither his , Major Clark, journeyed yester- THE ASTLEY BELT ATTACHED.—The N, Y. Tri- dune of yesterday says:—The fact that the Ast- ley Belt was attached while in the hands of Tiffany & Co., Ina sult against Weston, robbed the recept ion to Rowell, at Madison Square Garden last night, of one of Its most interesting features. The champion went in the afternoon to get the belt, armed with an order from Mr. Busby, of The Tur/, Field and Farm, to Tiffany & Co., and he was then first informed of tine at- tachment. The checks for their shares in the receipts were given to all the winners yester- day except Weston’s; that awalts Mrs. Wes- Uou’s older. Mr. Atkinson had just delivered Funis’ check when he was served with an at- Tachtent upon it. Ennis sald last night that this was for an old claim of $103 against him as ve 1: dorser of a note. A dispatch from New York last night says:— The trouble about the seizure of the Astley belt Was settied this afternoon by Mr. Atkinson de- ) ositing with the sheriff $500 tn cash, that be- ing the amount at which Weston’s {interest in the belt was valued. Possession of the trophy has been given to Rowell so that he can take it back with him to England. Now comzs Jonny tn from school with, “I've got to have a new slate and pencil. anda spobge and a second reader, and teacher wants me to study geography, and I'll have to have an atlas, and the new boy got a licking, and, say, ma, won’t you ask pa to buy the books this boon, because rma hurry, and all the rest of the boys have got their’n. Nee Haven Regieter. ROBBERS TORTURE AN OLD MaM.—A Philadel- phia Record special from McConnelsburg, Sep- tember 29, says:—The house of an ola gentieman pamed Jacob B. Hilll, of Belfast township, Ful- ton county, was entered by a masked gang last night and robbed of notes and silver to the amount of $1,500. The robbers held Hill over his Cooking stove three separate times until he divulged where his money was concealed in the weatherboarding in the outhouse. Neighbors are suspected; also persons known as the Han- cock Marpland crowd. Future developments promise to be interesting. Divorces are reported as very common among the colored eopie in Georgia. They have taken the law into thelr own nands and do not trouble the courts. Here isa copy of a document which was offered for record ina clerk’s office: ‘August 10, 1s79, This Is to cer- Uufy that Mollie Brown gives Jerry Haslap pleasure, to get adivorce by her consent. She perfectly willing. Witness, Jasper Tison. For she says she never intended to have again.” A Lapy IN ee vies fortunate in being robbed last week. oi Soren re ean who operated upon oh ket secured ketbook containing only $5, but left pebiba a beautiful diamond ring valued at $300, which must have slipped from his finger. The ay avers her entire satisfaction with this ex- change. A SMALL, ragged boy entered an oyster house in Salem, Mass., and asked:—‘Will you sell me an oyster for a cent? 1 want it formy sick mother.” “What is the matter with your mother?” asked the man as he proceeded to au acan with oysters, thinking he would hel Sack, relieve a casé of suffering. “‘She’s got a black eye,” was the reply. The benevolence rapru faded from the mind of the oysterman as he a one oyster in a paper bag. Wary Don’t NeGRoxS SNgeEzE?—Will some medical man explain why it ls that the negro is never known to sneeze? Ask any old planter, who owned scores of servants, and he wall ony you he peter: heard one of his servants si It may appear a aad we singuiar tact but irk is none the tess true; and we allude to it just show how unobservant most people are.. Sack. gonville (Fla.) Sun. ater aR Russians GOING TO K. -The steamship Crown Prince Frederick William from Rio, landed at Castle Garden, zereny twenty- seven Russians. They went Brazil to August, ape as part of a colony of 3 321 Footer ‘They say they were well received and treated by ‘the Brazilian government, which nave each agrant Of 250 acres, seed, provisions for one year, and 20 mills to each person over 10 years of age. But they were poorly located in the interior, in a mountainous country, where the heat was intense. The chief crops are black beans and corn, and, being their cultivation, they sowed the wheat, bar- ieee Pes Crops, ad poaneuse ome in height, and then heartened and in vurned | toward We only about $50 the United States. ey, to Hays City, Eis trlenda. among them, and County, Kansas, where they have ‘The fare is $27.—[N. ¥. Sun, 30th. e2-Chas. F. West, a brakeman on the Penn- est, of Harrisburg, Pa tell trom thé wp of of a freight car ne near Hur juntingdon, Monday, and ‘was run over and Pantene Inauufacturers of ir in New York estimates Fao Tess than one hundred omen of rags and waste paper a col- lected daily in that city oy the nese aes St. Paul’s church, eld, th 280, & voice cried cus i forbid the tase of Herbert Mallinder.” It was meee father, ees ae because Herbert was 17 and Deen is very ppropriate that Thanksgiving comes in sponta that time ball ag players and files will have aeae to thelr ng rest. Secretary Sherma: Gen. Grant’s Chare! Some months ago the Christian Advocate, the New York organ of the Methodist Church, pub- lished an editorial commenting upon the alle- ‘ation that a member of the present cabinet had advised the President to avoid Grant's friends, and especially pot to allow himself to be influenced too much by Grant's church. Re- cently rumor has connected Secretary Sher- man’s name with the affair as the member of the cabinet who had thus advised the Presi- dent, and the consequence is that some of Mr. Sherman’s Methodist friends have been quite troubled about it. A few days ago a gentleman in Washtr gton called the Secretary's attention to the matter, and received the follow’ ing WASHINGTON, Sept. Dear Sir:—Your note of yesterday in whten you allude toa paragraph tn the Adrocate, the organ of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to the effect that a prominent member of the cabinet had warned the President, not to trust or have an) thing to do with any of Grant's friends, and especially his church, i. e., the Methodist, and stating that such a remark has been attributed to me, is received. Such an imputation ts scarcely worth denying. I believe it to be un- true as to any member of the cabinet. {t 10 be untrue as to myself. ing the President against the Methodist Church —the strongest pillar in this country of the re- publican party—ts utterly preposterous, and no. one who knows me would give it credit for a moment. Ard it 1s equally preposterous that I could warn the President against’ Grant's friends, for Gen. Grant never had a truer friend than Iam. [supported him from the beginning of his service at Fort Donelson to this hour, never spoke ab unkind word of him, never bs- Seiged bim for favors, being alw In a position wiere le couid render me none; always sup- ported his policy, except in the few cases where my judgment did not conform to his, and I al- ways frankly told lim why; and Ido not mean that our friendship shall be disturbed by any act or word of mine. “Very truly yours, S SHERMAN. I know The dea of warn- TELFGRArH RaTES Repvcap.—The Western Union Telegraph company hes reduced the tariff to all poluts where It has been over $2 to $2 for ten words. Beetoning with November 1, all Western Union offices will be made halt-rate Maes. Only the principal offices are now haif- rate. FELLiott’s DEPOSIT FOR ANOTHER RACE WITH HANtan.—The London Sportsman of yesterday mornit g says: Ata meeting at our Office yes- terday, in connection with the proposed match between Ellott ard Boyd, one of Hanlan’s friends, who was present, inquired whether Eliott was content to proceed with bis chal- lenge to Hanlan, Elliott replied tn the aflirma- tive, and said he had deposited £50 already. Hanlan’s friend then said he would deposit £50 for Hanlan, Instructions from Hanlan are ex~- pected by the next mall, when the articles will be signed and the date of the race fixed. WorRIED, NOT MARRIED—One of the young ladies who appear in Rice’s Surprise Party, in “Horrors,” tn the Brooklyn academy, went {nto a telegraph office one evening, recently, and wrote a message to her mother, who lives in this elty. The message written was: “Have received no letter; am worried.” ‘The next night she went Into the office and demanded to see the operator who had sent the dispatch. She had recelved a letter from her mother, filled with 1eproaches for having married with: out her consent, and threats to disown her, The operator confessed that he had read the last word In the dispatch “married,” and had accordingly sent that Information to the young woman's mother. “Well, since you took the MWberty to marry me by telegraph, please un- marry me in the same way ‘aS qlilck aS possible; don't like that kind of matr ald the young woman. ‘The operator accordingly wired Ue information to th er that her daugh- ter was “worried,” not ed. — LV. F.Sun, 28th. WOMEN and RUM tn New York.—* Drunken- ness in Women” was the subject upon which the I George Bradford Cleaver preached last y in the church at 26 west 2th street, <. He sald that 2s per cent., of the for the workhouse on Blackwell's dare women, and that the misfortune of seven-elghtis of these can be traced directly to intemperance, and of the other eighth indl- One hundred and twenty-five persons a day are sent to the workhouse on the average. ‘This is the report of last year. Of thls great total there are 17.480 women; 9,000 of these women have been sent to Blackwell's Island nove than six times; twenty-nine of them more than one hundred times; and thousands of them have been sent up scores of times. There are sixteen times as many committals of womea to Blackwell's Island as of men. MURDER OF A BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN WOMAN.— Mrs. Petro Bolbe, a beautiful young Italian woman, was murdered in New York Tuesday night by her jealous husband, a young fellow of years, to Whom she was married in Naples four years ago. They lived in a room in a tene- ment house in the rear of 14 Rose street, occu- pled among others by Mrs. Dicico, mother of the murdered woman. The latter ana several belghbors, finding the room tghtly closed this norning, foreed the shutters and beheld the poor tim lying upon the bed covered with ‘ood. A policeman was summoned and the dcor opened. The woman was found lying with her eyes staring and fixed, a dark wound on the side of her neck, the pillows and bed saturated with bico blocdy stiletto lay on the floor, the point bicken freshly off and evidently ieft in the wound. Life had been extinct several hours. The stiletto had severed the jugular vein. Petro Bolbe could not be found. They hed no children. It is known that he had often accused bis wife with infidelity, and they had separated several times, but reunited after a few wecks’ reparation each time, The stiletto Was always worn by Petro, who has been em- ployed for six months past on the Brooklyn bridge, but was discharged on Saturday. He was a jovial fellow, always laughing and jokini Ke little English. The police are search- ing for bim. A CLERICAL ScanDat has occurred among the colored members of the African Methodist Protestant church atElkton. The Rey. R. B. Chaney is president of the middle district, and has been a frequent visitor to the house of John Moore,a member of the congregation. Moore’s wife left home in May last, and he at- tributed her flight to inducements offered by Chaney. The fugitive has recently returned heme, but the husband has been liberal in his threats against Chaney, who has at last had Moore arrested. At the ‘hearing Chaney claim- ed the protection of the a sheriff, fearing that he would be mobbed by Moore’s friends ard relatives. THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.—President Diaz, of Mexico, again solemnly declares that he will never consent to be a candidate for asecond term. Gens, Cadena, Manuel Gonzales, mint ter of war, Senor Ignacio Vallarte, are presi- dential candidates. All the candidates belong tothe same party. There will be no nominat- ing convention. All will run ina free race, Ning BANDITS K0,BD IN INDIAN TSE>TTORY. A fight near the Sac and Fox agency, Ind‘an Territory, between twelve bandits and a party of soldiers, Saturday, resulted in the killing of pine of the bandits, including Jim Baker, the leader. The troops have orders to remain in the field two mont if necessary, to kill or disperse the band infest that section, MORMONS EXCLUDED FROM A GRAND JURY.— A telegram from Salt Lake, Utah, September 29th, says:—The third district court 3 for several days been engage in endeavoring to obtain a grand jury. All Mormons, who be- Heve polygamy to be a revelation from God,and superior to the acts of Congress, have been ex- cluded. Eleven jurors have been obtained. It is expected that the present grand jury will trv to secure a record of the polygamous mar- Hages at the Endowment House. qrhfen a Kent oe eee isthe load Ut thrust upon the very sta: x iv pon it at e@The crane tournament at Cincinnati was opened yesternay with a grand Which was witnessed by immense numbers 0: People. 2"The Eastern Express company, with all its ramifications, was bought at mn yestel a byte American Express company at about 00,000, @2At Indianapolis, yesterday, John Fred- will, a German, stabbed his divorced wife fit- tmes with a tanner’s knife, then shot and killed himself. teen or twenty killing her, an PERE U I TORS Seo ace Walter, Gol 1. H.R GILLINGHAM, Mra Lizzie Mornice, of er at, 19, by Lew Op Wednecday evening, — tober 1st, 1879, D. D., deues of the bride's Brother. Prot. 0. ‘AW—KANE. On December 2th, 1878, Lp liehey Fiber Foray of jus Church, Ebwanby: Suutvas to Micon A Rage. DIED. ICK. On the Ist of October, 1879, of ssarlet sehen, Bepamn fupeom inant won Of "he frienas cf the fu Cet funeral, from resid Forthweet, on Frcey, ia instant, at & is 7 VANNEMAN, On October 24, who: sourp, Cree Evivapere eames ie "The Fuxeral wil take placoat Ho § Greene Gzoreetown, at8 p m., on Saturday, Oct. 4th. Geert iends ure invited 10 sttsha. UNDERTAKERS. jun & WSHIGHT, UNDERTAKER, sep27-m* 1337 20th of, nase street, Bela?