Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1879, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c: BOOTS AND SHOES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. OTIC ON AND NOBFOLE BTBAMBOAT ANY. . WINTRE tt en CHANGE O} a For Norfolk, Portemouth, Fortress Yonroe and the Bcuth. stopping at Piney Point and Potat Tookent go'ng and return Qn and after Thursday. Oct. 21. 187), the Steamer GEOK-E LEARY, Ospt. Jos. Warre, will leave ‘Washington trom bier wharf, foot of 7th at., every Bore and Thnraday at p m.. reruenin, leave Norfclk every Tucecay and Fricay at 4p ¥. DODD. Asent. == mouse ANS FOKTRESS MON- OE AND THE SJUTH Bteamer. Ane OF THe Lake leaves 6th-street weatt on Mer 8, Wednesday and Fridays, at 5 p.m stovping at Pines Point and Pont Lookout, connectin ‘with eteamers to Boston, | ‘New York and Richmond, and railroad lines £o~ hk. Leave Norfolk Taesaays, ‘Thureda: sane Batu. FOR POTOMAG HIVEN LANDINGS. ner JonN W. THomPson leaves above wharf every Morcay, Churedsy and Siturday. at 7 a.m. Stopyirs at Nemini and Curr Ghee on Monday and oy; Leonardtown Sati DUFSOSS otf AMEEB FOR NEW YORK. Bteamers EO Brion? and JOHN Gipson alter. ately cave Pier 41. sat Hiver, New Xork, every Saturday ata pm, snd 63 Water st, Georgetown, every Friday. Freight taken at lowest rates. Apply St ateemers ir eflice nuder National Metropolitan Ba (sr2] __ SAM'L BAOON, President. STEAMER MATTANO, Osytan W ‘BYLES,on and after April 40th, leaves wharf foot of 6th and Ba, wer ‘huredsy and Sun. at om Potomac River landings On Sun- aaae for Mattox Oreek. Ooiton’s, a nue in Bt. oa Bay. On Tharsdays for Mattox Oreek 8 cn Wicomico river. On eadays for Bolte 4 isndinw in Nomini Oree} On Mondays. Welnesdays and Fridays mornt Giakinw intermeciate landings Also Ohapel On Weenescays, coming For further information engnire at offices of G. L. BHEBIFE, No. 328 and Be wuneyivanis avenue, Or at office foot of ant str apis . T JONES, Agent. E MOUNT VEHNO OTICE TO NGRES NM PAS jup’t La-lies® BLAKE steamer W. LYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE PE FDADELEETS V SLERA DELAY WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN, Connecting: at Philadelphia with ep zine Sor Beste, Wrovidence, amd th New England States. From Philadely his Maturdsy, at 10 a.m. From Washinwton—Monday, at 11 a.m. p ftom Geoneetown—Monday, at 7 pin. reighte received daily unti! 5 pm: Through bills of inden nyerven to idence, and Fall River. Consicnees wishins their woods Ianded at Georvetown wharf will please Lave them marked “GxoRGrTown. D. 0." For full information apply to J. H. JOMNSON & GO. 1202 ¥ atrvot northwest, and 12th strect Wharf, Washington, D0. F. HYDE, 69 Water street, Bettretown, P.O: WILLIAM B OLYDE & 00 Managers, 12 South Whsrves, Pl e pais mmsr20-1y NEW YORK—-BOTTERDAM. ‘The frst ar steamers of this line, +3 A. SOHOL, TEN, fe grat ALAND” “ ROTTE) ‘ERI “BO DAM" a a MAAS," carrying the U. 8 mail to the ie leaves Jersey Oi ity every. Carona , Satn-day. Cain $65 870; Inter Bteorae $23. i, AZAUX, Gen'l ett South Win pNew ¥ or} ONGHEDYR Ereizht (OB- Lw By, “General Pamenver Ast Jantly MAN LLOYD_SrramsHrr ‘EEN New Yous, Haves, LONDON, RovrHax Pron AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Bat- urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street Hoboken. ‘Bates of e: From ‘New York to Havre, Lon- anton and Bremen, fires capin, $100; x or in, ;_ steerage, ‘or frei] anesce apply to OELBIONS & CO.3 Bowlin reen, New York. W G@ METZEROTT & 00., 925 Pa. ave., Aven's for Washington. oot ly UNARD LINE. ‘With the view of ciminishing the chances of col- lision, the Steamers of this line take a specificcourse Hag a eet te FS oe Creeustown toi NGW e cuter passaxef Zork or Bortc a crossin; Ces meridian of 66 at 43 lat., or nothin to the as ‘On the homeward meridian of 0 at 42 Ist. or nothing See roan te of 42. THE CUNARD S2BaMeHIP COMPANY LIM- we Abyecinia...Wed Oct. "1 ) Abyasmit Bothy Oct’ 8 | Bothni ~ Weal Get. 29| Scythia. Gnd every following Wednesday from New w ior, *No atecraxe. ai pat By steamers stocrage, 860 and $100g01d, ‘according to sccomm: ‘Tickews to Paris, 816, gold, additional Return tickets on favorable terms. Mtst BE soLp. $50,000 WORTH OF eA LADIES" Goat ott WORE! MISSES’ AND Borst SoHOUL RHO, HITE KID SLIPPERS. SHOg ‘D SIDE HACE, BUTTON AITER! HEILBRUN £02 2th strect. Sign—The Old Woman in Window. ‘OUR MONEY'S WORTH! LL AT WM. HAHN'S, HST. betwecen H ween doth sna ol ate, lip Men's Calf ana Kip Boots... Our famous 82.60 Calf and Men’ cae Calf Bewe:! Boots, T° ono Ladies’ “Heat Fre c Spiend:a Gost Button, Galt Laced Shoes, (eal Ho Decidedly the be AMleees’ Gout Butt: Boats "T5cent Behool 50 cents and up. 75 cents aud up. dren's Fine Shoes. r xoot® than these—but these hero savertued oa he gre guarantee? solid and perfect in 861 TO GO DOW TOWN FOR YOUR 8 SCHOOL SHOES. HEMT IN CHE WORLD AT 12 DOORS BELOW CORCORAN. 1P BHOES. WILL Weal SIX MONTHS. CHIP EE Ent THF CHEATES a ark FOL SOLAR. EW. ive OLD. TN THT O8HO! ; EVERY PAIR WABRAN LED. bedi # PeLble Gost Button Boot. Ladiea! French Kid Button.. i made Congress Gaiter. ‘Kid Be: Bisrce Fatra qualit Child's Pebble Geat Child's Goat Burton. extra qualit; Chile's Good Button, 4 Gent's Calf Congress, worth 84, for., Gent's Calf Button Boot, worth 84, Gent's Prinie Congress, worth 83, for. Gent's French Galf Hand-stitelted Con, 1,0¢0 pairs of Ladies, Misses and Ohildre1 Slippers at the same low prices. GEO. MoOARTHY, aug23-tr New YORE SHor StoRE, 605 niton, Sto 10... FINANCIAL. (QUARANTEED INVESTMENTS. X Ly our Iusurance System of Investments in Stock Operations we insure indemnity from loss. No “Marginal or “Privileze” plans. grived in sums cf 825 snd upward. Correspondence from stock operators solicited. x 785. DAIS MANARD SC 58 Broadway, N.'¥. Investments re- . HERKIOI 1K « £95 MMISSJON STOCK DRORERS, Euy and seli aii active tiocks ot the Now York Stock Exchange on margins of one | upwards, or for cash. “The Operator,” per for investors, forwarsied on application. ington references furnished. MEMBER OF THE STOCK SXOBANGR ai execute orders for the ‘Stocks purchase or eale ct Sie ALTIMOBE AND OHIO BAILBOAD, THB GREAT DOUBLE TRACK: Nations north f ort Si To take effect Binds Ma: Wells, at4:20am LEA’ AB! 5.05 am—thew 1 ig _oladelphia, snd. Express, Riligote city On Sundays to Baltimore 6:50am et oo ou and way. puis eeee Bteoraut at very low rates.” Stecrae tloketa from Liverpool find Queena eonstown, and all other parts of Bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow, and fo re autirer ana qe es 7 weer felkht and passat apply at the = ce, No. gabts Ome B BIGELOW.6 608 7th street, Wasnine. hnaeiy CHAS. G. FRANOKELYN, Agent, N.Y. ——— MEDICAL, &c Coxsurt DE ROBERTSON, every Wednesday ‘and Naturcay, at his office, 456 C st.n.w.,near 45 st., fron 2 to 9 p. m., who, with 15 years ¢xperienoe, guarantees a cure in all Gisenses ‘of the Urinary Or: fans, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal jesione, Lmpetency, &¢. Gonorrhces or Syphilis, recently contracted, positively cured in from 5 to 10 days. Consultations strictly, private, and separate offices for ladies, Refers to the leading physicians of Baltimore, Main Stfice. 19 8. Eutaw st. Balt more. Cbarges moderate. sep39-3m. E STREET. NEAR 91r5.—TUBOU-RUS- 903 py ae ie SULPHUR BATHS. Established ‘satisfaction i elven wits patrous. | ° Fi pee ree sie nse aud ly. DAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR an ies. All Female complaints quickly cured. Gan be consuitrad cally at 921 7th street nw. Office hours from 1 to 9 p. m. sug26-200' LEON, theo Oldest Established and only Beli- ble Lac: ‘Physician in the city, can be con- ted daily, at 455 wusetts ave, from 1 to 9 Qiolock, excépt Sundays and Mondays. All’ Female cured. Separate Complaints quickly rons for pa vag 11-300 omrieartaa E IMPOTENOY, PREMA- ture decay, emissions and all venetesl BROWN, No, cajomel used. All female weakr e1 treated. ‘Louisiana ave. female Sears nal ‘aug7-2m* SOMETHING NEW _Tussma, Bara —A and fever, rhenmatian, faye Monday and friday. 009 Eat Br aheaa ae A a commecign sale by W ‘MB. eater, Basersto 30 a.m. —New earere Philade Exp: Barlor car to ton to Sandusky, ny, daly, exeopt 8 m.- :00 a. m.—Baltimore E: burs, Collese, Beltsville, Jessup" 's and Hanover. 6S m.—Baltimore, Anrapolis, Eliicott pail 1 30D. mew. Yous Pntiscelphis, and Boston , Baltimore and Way. iF 30 De an —Baitimore, ‘Bladensburg, and Laurel via Relay. Annapolis apr ares Baltimore and m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- ‘nchester and W: ‘On ore of Rocks and Way, itimore, — and ied Bt Pp. m.—Point of Rocks and Ws i 0 5 pee —tpalinore and Way Static a0 Pm ‘BALTIMORE E Es BT 78 yan }OBIQAGO,00 ponerse a PITTS- URGH EXPRESS. to Chicago. @eitebasen a except Ban funds) 10: Fer, Pena penya BS. | Sto Lops at “ lew ‘York, and and el and Cincinnati Express. pecial sleet ing car tol oe ping car to Phil Daly. ee only. Other trains daily, except pelo sept SO fh at the poisons Sit Oca, Washi Terbe checked und received rs oc is W. M CLEMENTS, of Transportation, L. M. COLE, Generel Taker Agent’ Gr0:8 ‘gece General Agent. will be taken sfor at any point in th PENNSYLVANIA me Pas ve. Price, $3 per {Seng by mail 6 Pa. on recexpt of price, securely sealed. feb: JPerORTARY TO LADIES. Ad mn MD, mrad 8. Gay st. Baltimore, Ma. fabli-ly* > Deki teats core for Syphilis, (un: Tumorn, fa Disease, and Bit poly Beud for pam) ee reen! Can nud for Snd pisase state ¢'sease, 800 Columbus ave., Boston. Ko medicine wenuine unless in botties my name Blown in them, aud own Trade Je dhanbood ana the Svery cane ov certain oe that water quenohes thirst SB percase Sole Avent. Dr. Ses siecoea ot. Drncgists 0 supplied. janl4r "eS BER ALST ALOE or NERVE ACHE ‘Thousands DEE ne etter tage! ee COAL AND WOOD. Grae COAL coaLM a IB a TIME TO BUY. fe are rece! ly cargoes of the best quali baer OOAL, of En Mus and sizes, which we are fering at low prices, direct from the vessels. Oon- ayy a. it, fo. thete advantage to call early and lea FON Oak afd PINE WOOD in the stick or sawed and ‘at lower prices than ever eerore os ottered in this BTEPHENSON & BBO. jy9tr OAL! COAL! coaL Tam uniosding VANE “Euan sor eegogs ot Kamla, Lykens AL, which will be rold at bott Gall carly aud leave your orders L WM. GUINAND, 623 La. av. and Ist st., Between Band One. ‘Wharf foot of 3d st. 26. myT-ly 1D WINE AND OLD FRIENDS Orton eA en, oo SUBTES oe teed Known for years ss the onty pinoe whore first cles No. 619 Det between 6th and Tth sta, TL w., OF NORTH. WEST, Double Treck, Scunmar, Ma In Effect JUNE 30, ARHTRGTON, trom Depot, rusr of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittabure and the West, 10:80 a.m: daly, tor Car to Pittabury, Fittabors to Gin to ones TRAINS LEAVE and ng Bleeping PoMaree th Palace Oar to sone BALTIMOER AND POT POTOMAC RAILROAD. pm de ‘ati, except Bats a Gn, Ub ee ce wor How ¥o ors and the Rast, 2:80 pam, daily, rom anday, an mn Sttached.” Limi x ress Osrs, 8:80 a.m. Aaily, except Broo . iy: saan Bana ea transfer to Fulton street, ayoid- and journey acrose Mi Xork city. Hor Philadelphia, 8:35 a.m. and 1:30 p.m, daily, ey Lins 6 For Annapo! ISTE aoc Tes » daily, ox: ae aed AND WARniNe. 1B, 8, i 10, 11 pears pm THE TRADES. pi recy a tat te ore. ‘game excellent and the work turned out nerice le Which has always 61d Pocusyivania avenne, 8d floor. on workmen sre Hpaiore Branch store. eon 00 Sth st, between Daud Esta Dw. .,D—Note by mail promptly attended to. eas FUTURE DAYS. “\HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ae TATE ON EJGH' ‘REET, TBE GENFRAL Post OFFICE, By a virtue of a decree passed 1409, tn the Supreme Co Gounor th of the on Peogh etal, we Soe eal ie vais Geo tas Front jum! serie asthe north helf of orizinal lot numbered niisyin tquare numbered four hundred ayaeirte) ‘It rme of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in thi ¢qva) instalments. peyenle reapectively six, taelve, and eygbteen months after the day of sale, with in- terest or all cash at the option of tbe purchaser. A aa ‘osit of e200. wl be Ey at the time of sale. ul ecnveyancing and recording at the cote of the “on "ine e title wiil be retained untu the fall pi snient of 1e maa mon "5 pee DOW! WRMAN, ? { Trustees. ©, GREE oct? asa ODUNUANSON BROS, Aucts. Law Reporter copy one time.j Sim OF. VERY V ALUABLE IMPROVED KEAL BBTATE, eu ON THE NORTHEAST ENCE, T AND OONNECTIOUT Dhder and by, virtue of 2 deed of Jun ist, ‘and duly reoord iniiter Se, sialio 51, et éeq., of the land re- cords of Coltmbia, and by virtue of lecree Pi Pes 12th da} Fo of May, A.D. 1879, by the Syren Court ¢ f the District of Columbia, in cause No. 6,201, Equity docket 18, wherein 8. Pep-er is compiainant and Alexander R. She herd et al. are defendants, and by direction of holder of the notes by sald deed of trust secured, the undersigned will sell at public austion, to thé higbent bidger,in front of, the premisee,on, FI- &th day of Ausnst AD. 1879, at 6 orclock PAN’ the followsns-described Roal Esta be City of Washington, Dist-ict of Colum! Pe Corice Numbered two Gi. th square, aumabered one bundred and sixty four (164),and bounded and described a8 follows, viz: Beginning at a point on north K street, forty-three feet and nine inches (439.12 feet) eaet of the southwestern comer of eal fquare, and running thence west on K staeet ree feet and nine itiches (43 912 fect) to wad scuthwestern comer of said equare:, thence north: westerly along the line of Connecticut avenue abour e-xbty fect and ten inches (80 10-13 feet) to the south line of original lot numbered three (3), in ssid aqnere; thence northeasterly and at right ansles with eaid avenue, and aiong the line of said lot three, about eighty-five feet, to intersect aline drawn due north from the voint of beginning, and thence due routh to the point of bezinntns, toxether wi al! the improvements, mays. easements, rights, ivi lees and appurtenances to the ssme belonging, or in apy wire appertaining. Terms of eale, a8 ‘preeribed by said deed of trust, asfollows, viz: The sum of twenty thousand dol- Jars in cash—a further sum of twenty thousand dol- lars, with interest thereon at the rate of nin per cent. per annum in twelve months after the day’ of sale, for which the note of the purchaser secu! f ceed of trust upon the proverty sold shall be taken, and the balance at twenty-four and thirty- 8x months, for which the notes of the purchaser, Dearing interest at the eame rate of six per centum er anpum from the day of sale, and secured by eed of trust on the property sold, shall be taken ‘A depoxit of one thousand dollars shall be required of the purchacer at the time of gale, and all convey- ancing shail be at the expeuse of the purchaser. If the terms of the sale are not complied with within five days from te day of sale, the trustees, resarve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of estan TarUhasor after en days? bios je Evening Star newspaper. WILLIAM JAMEBALJOBNBTON,) TFUstooe. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctiower. ' 3y16-d&ds §2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, by order of Court, until the Ur Day OF SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1879, at fhe par peme ee Fe and MES $y30,81,augl 20118 te THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER, POST POR ED,t by. order ee Court until THURSDAY, ‘Oc. tober 2a TSE TIAM HL. PHILIP, sepl0 JAMES M. JOHNSTON, 5 Trustecs, 32- OWING TO THE UNAV ‘OIDABLE AB- sence of one of the Trustees, the above sale is fur- ther POS'LPONED until THURSDAY, October 234, 1879, at 4:00 pm ILLIAM H. PHILIP. ? rensteos. oct2akaa JAMES SM, SOHNSTONS ipeomas DOWLING, Aucticneer. CATALOGUE SALE oF RIOH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On MONDAY MORNING, October 6, 1879, conimencing ac 10 o'clock’ at No. 922 14th street, ketween I and K streets northwest, 1 shal) sei the elegant effects of a lady leaving for Eurcpe, comprising in pa’ One superb French plate Mantel Mirror in Wal- nut and Gilt Fram Maynificent Walnut Parlor Suite, upholstered in Bue Batin, 8 pieccs, co t B4L0. Bich Blue Satin and Rea! Lace Window Hanginga. an Supe Wanut Parlor Suite, uaholstered in Kaw ilk, cost Splendid pair Cloisonne Vases, 24 inches high, fire specimens e Oil Paintings from the easel of Max veri: . Elegant Steel Eogravings in artistic frames. Mantel Ornaments, Walnut and Gilt Music Bask. Walnut Library Table, Msntel Clock. Hencsome Hal Set with Mirror. Fine English Brussels Usrpets, Hall and Stair tz. ‘Walnut Mantel Top Queen Ann Ohamber Suits. Fire Bair Mattresses, Wire Spring Underbeds. Festhe: r Pilows and Bols ers. pecans ‘fin‘shed Walnut Marble-too Sideboard. Walz ut Exte: ansicn Dining Tabe. Buhdeome Dining Ona ezheant Silver fated Ware from the best manu- acturers. ‘Superb French Obina Dinner and Tes Services. Fine Dinner and Tea Service in India Chins. Fine Cut-¢iass Ware, Table Cutlery. ze Refrigerator, Ki‘chen Requisites, etc., etc. rms octi-cts THOS. DOWLING, Auctionox Picci IO asada eal eae FAMILY SUPPLIKS. NEW Goons. SARDINES LA TOMAT. 8 SARDINES ia atc MONTARDE, ‘TOBA! jAUOE. CAPEES: opsTER, ied SALMON, AD. New goods arriving. Gane Parties contemplating jousekeeping will save money by obtaining our orices for 8taple and Fancy Groceries prior to purchasing elsewhere. B. W. REED’S 80NS’, Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, &c., eep27 \LIFTON FLOUR.. r) Oe HOMIN 4 Ibs. BO) ro CK] SHA 10° FIGEEED CoD, 8 sete RE MESS MACKEREL, in5 Ib. tins. oO. R. WIXOM & CO., Fep25-20 664 Ninth st. northwest. 207 STBEET MARKET. WM. LINKINS & SON, 720 20th street. FROZEN WATERMELONS delivered at dinner hour. aaa All kinds of FRUITS, MEATS and VEGETA- BLES. sepd-6in Fo® PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR AND SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER; FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, kep5.tr 1491 New York avenue. Minnesota’s Jewel CERES, the handsomest Eh the United Bates, excepting nonel Peat Flour = St. Louis’s Pride SIFELINGS - poleteaten, Winter Wheat Patent, The Delight of the Cook Is GOLDEN HILL It is better than it ever 4 being now made by the very latest improved Boost approved inery known. We yaszentes the above-named Flours to make ens he Hee sie snow-white Bread, Rolls and by every first-class Grocer. Wauseon e Ist st. and Ind. ave. augl6-tr WM. M. GALT & OO. THIS AFTERNOON. W4rltzs B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. \LUABLE IMPROVED PROPER’ T- IkG ON TENTH STREE’ are. RHODE ELAN DAVES Eye ¥, October 94, at 5 o'clock p.m.. we stall fell in front of’ the premises lots Dumbered T and K, in square ST, having @ food front running back the debte oseot, with Imi rovements. 1me: One-half cash: balance in six and twelve montbe, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, Fectred by aceed of truet on property gold. Alt a yancirg at purchaser's cost. 800 down on a 1-3t_WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. W415 B. WILLIAMS & 00., . Auctioneers. By virtue of Gee of trust. dated the te. fat ane of Bepts mber, A. D. ae and dul} ~~ corced in Liber Ro, #64, folio 08, of the recorcs for the Di: es of Columbia, =e # the wri ten request cf the party secured ‘thereby, the undersigned will sell at pabiies auction, to the highest Diccer, in trent of the premises, on FRIDAY, Sep. ber the, 2 6th, A. D. 1879, deonante Li foe lescribed real estate, situate in the i ei of of Warhingtn n Dirtrict ef Co'umbia, ‘nua bered five), in Aguare nunbersd one hundred and fifty-seven (157), besinning on Massschus-tts avenue, at the south said let, thence in a northwesterly direction and with the north line of said avenue forty-three (43) fect ard two ee inches thence in a ane rcbeasterly. cirection in a line at a right angle with the sai¢ portb ine of id avenue to the rear line of said lot; thence by and with said rear line to the northeast corner thereof, and thence in a South weetariy direc- ticn to the point of besinning, together with all privileree, Thrhts aud easements thereunto” be- OL gb. ‘Terz. s of sale: One-third of the purchase money sh; the balance in three equa: inet«iments e and e gn.een months an beet the as with «x per cent. interest, trust on the propery sold re. cevonit oi be required of the purehi the and al) conveyancing shall be rs his cost. of sale are not complied with within seven days the uncer ined trustee reserves the rixhtto resell the ror y at the cost aud risk of the defaulting pur- charer. eepls d WM. W. BOARMAN, Trustee. fr THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until FRIDAY, October 3d, 1879, came hour and place. Vy orcer of the Trustee. fc57 cokes WALTED B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. TO-MORROW. HT COLMAN, Auctioneer, (0. 1000, cor. Of 10th st. and Pa. ava. I shall cell, SATURDAY MORNIN¢ 12 o'clock, 60 pair of new and 40 pair of new and second-hand inds, 1 lot of new and second. hand Stair Csrriswes. 1 lot of new and second-hand rackets, a larve lot of ew and second hand S3sh ard Sseh Frames, 20 lorg Hall Benches ; also, 1 lot of Mantelpicces, 2 Bow Windows, 1 lot of Stair Ban- nirters; also, 1 Jot of Carrenter’s Bench Screws. ‘These coods were broucht to Dy salesrooms for convenience of eale, and will be sol without reserve. oct2-2te COLMAN, Auct (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. SALE OF SUPFRIOR PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT M3 SALESROOM ON BAT- UKDAY NE: On BALURDAY, MORNING, October 4th, at 10 o'clock, in froutef my atiction rooms, Tchail gell the following excellent goods: Several Suites of Parlor Furniture, uphol- stered in the Jatest +tyles. Six Black Wsinut Marble-top Chamber Suites, hsndscmely finished, nl White Marble-top Tables. fe and other Mirrors. a Coltaxe andl ¢iber Chamber Furniture. Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds. Fine English merican Brussels Carpets. Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs. Walnut M. 'T. Sideboards. Cocking and Heating Stoves. Large lot Orockery, &c Alto, 1 Horse (fine driver), Buggy and Harness, &—The Fine Furniture will ba sold at 11 o'clock’ precively within ty salesroom, ponement cn account of weatker. oct2-2t T ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALF_O¥ RICH AND COSTLY PARLOR AND CHAMBER ITURE AT AUOTION. Ore Landgome Chamber Suite, besutituily carved, riebly polished, and entirely new in cesin. One el Varlor Buite, gorzeous fn upholstery. ‘Five rich Black Walnut bike ly polished Ghamber Suites. Five superior Walunt rame Parlor Suites, upholatered in rep, raw silk and Lair cloth. Black’Walnut Marble-top’ Bontfet. Dwarf Bookcase, moet beautiful design Eleaat Easy Chairs, Walnut Marble-top Oentse Tables, Hanceou e Walnut Frame Lounge, upholstered im bur cloth, cost 473; Walnut Wardrobes, Ladies’ ny Desks, Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut Fran ¢ Mirrors, Cabinet Sewing Machine, Walnut een various étyles Brussels, Ingrain and other Unt pete. le takes place within our suction rooms, corner ooh and D streets northwest, oF saT oR DAY, October 4th, ccmmencing at 10" 0 8. ‘Those in want of tich and stylish Furniture should not mies this opportunity to secure choice and ele- gant work, as the above collection is of the latest de- fin, sud the workmanship is firet class, oct2 2t WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts, GIXTY SHARES OF GREAT nae {cE com- ANY'S STOCK AT AUO' By aunioriy of a collateral note, Gawd sell witl our auction corner 9th and D ste. n.w.,on SATURDAY, October 4th, 1879, at 12 o'clock — Staty shares (1 Great Falls Ice Oompany stock, each are representing BIL. By order of holder of collateral note. ‘Terms cash. octl-3t? DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts UNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S RALe OF eA DUASLS: BEAL By virtue of adeed of trust dated Febrosry 1867, and duly recorded in Liber 1 3 3 »Bo 30, Folio tbe Isnd_records' 103 Washityton couaty; ih waid District ants by ai. rection of the holder of the note, secured by aaid trust deed in writing, 1 will sell, at public gale ox f September, 1879, st 4:3 o'clock p. u3.. in front of the premiser, ftterea Band sng’ subdivis'on of square numbered eight hundred and reveuty-four (874). ‘Terma of sale: One third in cash, and the balance futwo equal payments ia six and twelve months. in notes, ing interest and secured by adesd o' trust onthe premises. Ail Ai S°USNSOM, ea at the pur- charer's cor! JOH. DUNOANSON BHUS.. Aucie S®- THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, tte let day of October, A. D. 1879, ateame hour and place. eep24 d&ds JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee. oe-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- PONED until ‘I UKSDAY, the 7th day of October, A. D. 1879, at game hour and piece barren JOHN J. JOHNSON, Truates. i(OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE “OF mE UABLE REAL Urder and by virtte of deed of trust to me, bearing date the get day of say, a and recorded among the land recards of th District of Colemets in Liber 653, folio 331, Iwill sel] at public a mn the premises, on BAT- GHDAW tue ith oF of October, at 4 o'clock fm. part of ict 10; in square 117, 2 Bo- tioning at southwest corner of tot and running thence along the west line of eaid lot 25 feet, thence east 142 feet. 10 Inches to the rearline of said lot; thence gouth along said rear ine 25 fest to the south eof said lot; thence along said south line 42 feet AO inches to borinnins ‘This prog: Cy Sooitey well Tocated, and is improved by a comfortable ling. ‘Terms of sale: One third cash balance in ons and err Hee a cae st time of aa! rv ro aie na to vik and cot of Mrs, os Belle; jetting ure. B. WEBB, Trustea. aaa OF THREE-STORY BRICK HORS AND PREMES, ON H STREET SOUTH. BE- TWEEN Fi oe ANDS -A-HALF AND BINTH 5S ob} Sirius of decrees of the Supreme Court eF istrict of Columbia, pasrod in Special Tem for Probate, 1877. ead 27th of 1 November 1877, oe ars ‘Term sor Faulty, on the $d ‘of November, 1877, and the 10th of December, 1877, the ‘undersigned will otter for sale, on WEDNESDAY, th day of October, A-D,1819, at 5 o'clock p. in front of the said alley 18 feet: thence sout Hetreet south; thence west along i 'H street 18 foot to the bewinning, improved by a brick dw (e.tus of sale: Onetlird ‘aah n (of which & deposit of 8100 mst io rusde at thine of sale); theremein- er in Equal instalments, years from the time of sale, secre? by the notes of the pur- chaser, witha interest at 6 per cent. and a lien isd the property. If the terms of one ‘are not com: with in seven days, days, the proysrty ne week's ther rand t cont ot de. fanttin pusthaser Cor or the puretaner a8. MM ISTIN Oro INCANSON BRO8., Aucts. pHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALU: PBOVED REAL ESTATE RICUATED Be TWEEN NORTH L AND MBSTBI FIBST STREET KAST AND NORTH HY OABLTOL T BTBEET. tue of a deed of trust, da 2874, and bee nO "reef Pott 892, &c., of the Land Reoords of th of Columbia, and at the ‘writing OF Tront ‘of the prenmiscay om TUESDAY, the a aay ‘of October, at 4 ‘SYolocky, all those places ot oy bse Oe a sare (6) se10t8 0 ee oe aght ht (8). 6 hey ewel te CL). chiseon (Aah 2), ‘en (13), Yeartsen’ (1a, iteon (Co), sevens (i), twenty (20), twenty-one (21), twenty-two (2d), twenty thi ); twenty-four (24), and part of 16), t'g the west forty-four fect, from front to rear, equere No, six hundred and seventy-three (673) erms of sale: One: ° to be paid in cash, and thé ine fn two equal in- 'HOMAB DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. TURBO NTRS AP. GORMAN FIVE Sooty vO BuILERS, SEV! N PUMPS, HaWBEB, age | & SIERL SEapos BARREL, Eanes, GL BIRIKING BAM: On pumepay MOBN ING, ees o'clock’, at, BEE “on Da Fehe Lea No 93 ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TWO SODA FOUNTAINS—OOST #100—AT AUC- SATURDAY to-morrow) MOBNING, at 10 o% shock, ean By es eerooms, T ‘shail sell, without Soda Fonntsin Sra y ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. HAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer. SALE OF HOUSE No. 925 B STREET NORTH- I wi'l offer for sale, on FRIDAY, October 10, it of the E street Pocrthwest, louee hag eiglit roomie, with all modern Sancare: ents, and is in one of the finest Iccations in Wash- ington. This sale offers a fine opportunity to per- sone looking for a cheap House. Terme made kiown day of cets,6 HANDY, Auctioneer. Hos. . WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTRE'S SALE OFT THREE STORY BRICK HOUBE, No. 24 DEF TREET. Under and by NetucoPadest of true a Javuary lath’ IsiS. recorded in hose So Ea 878, folio 119; oneef the laud recores the’ District of Columbia, and at the Seatese of the parties secured ‘thereby, I will, on MONDAY, October 18th 1879, at 6 o'clock p. 1h sell at public auction, in froat of ths premises, all that parcel of land lying in tue city of Washiagton, District of Columbia, and k own and distinguished aslot 76 of Shepherd's recorded subdivision of square 623; improved by three stry brick building. ws of eale: Onevith cash; balanca in two uh inte est fiom day of kale at seven per on snium, for which the nots of ths purcha. sere to be given, secured by dead of trust on prop- ery sold. A deposit of 850 will be required at tims Or hale, and all conveyancing will belat cost of ti purchater, Should the terms of sale be not com } ies with in (en days, the Lrastee reserves the righ to reset: at riea and cost of eetauiting purcliaser, _0ctd-6 608, JOHBN W. PLLLING, Lrustee. ( “HANG EKY BALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS. IN THE NORTH 8! SIDE GE Seneey, VENT! Te juity cause No. 5978, we wll offer for sale at pubiicauction, in front of the respective premi- kes, the following realestate, and the improvements, thereon, on the dsys ‘and hours hervinaftar ttated, to wit: ‘On WEDNESDAY, October 15th, 1879, at 5 o'clock pm. all of original Jot 4 and part of orizinal lot 3, Ini quare 456, contained within the following motes aratounds, viz: Bexinning therefor at the south: weet corr er of said lot 4, and ruanine thence north 169 feet 13 inches: therice east BS fect 4 inches; thence south 56 feet ches; thence west 16 feet? thence routh 109 feet inches to norte E street ar thence west 72 feet 4 inches to the place of begin ning. These premises are known as the “Natato- rium” property, and all the appliances thereof and appurtenances thereto belonging, annexed or be- lonwiny, to the freehold. will be sold, On THURSDAY, Octob:r 16, 1879, at 4 o'clock, in Mitchell's recorded subdivision of Mrinal lot iivin Square 2h, hie ie a. desieaule ing lot, On the sonth side of Massachusetts avenue, ketween ‘Lhirteenth and Fourteenth streats west, near the £cademy of the Holy Orose. ON THE, Basie Dav, ato ovgiock page lot 61, in Robt, O. Fox, Becretary"« subdivision dt Sunare 134, ‘This is s.e0 a desirable building tot, situate on ths between Fifteenth and aed fourth cash, and the 1 residue infcur equal installments at six,twelv ‘teen anatwenty-four mouths from the day of eale, the Veale proaissory notes to be siven therefor, carice interest from day of sale at air per cent. ers’ cost, aud Ay to be “lepoeited on each parocl so.d on Acceptance of bi MESS §, EDWARDS, et. DW. CHAS. x, ELLIOT, Gammees t GEORGE TRUESDELL. res Teeth caneweas By VIRTUE OF A DECKEE OF THE SU- 2 preme Court of the District of Columbia, pageed June Lith, 2878, in equity cau coc. 19, I will offer for male, Robert iy Dodxe i in apd to ihe ‘following resl estate, thst is to say: All those piects or parcels of land in the city of Georgetown, in the D.strict of Columbia, snd known and distinguishe’ on the plats and #round plan of said city a8 ots numbered two es dred snd sixty-four (264) and two handred and sixty five (265) ana part of lot numbered two hun- dred and sixty-six (266), in Besli’s addition to Georgetown, abd contained within the following metes spd bounds: Beginning for the ssmea at a point formed by the intereection of the south side of btoddert street with the west side of Montgomery street, and running thence south one hundred sud venty (120) feet, thence west one hundred and sev- enty (170) feet, thence north one hundred and twenty (220) feet, and thence with the line of Stod- dert street to the place of bexinning, improved by a hardsciuo brick residence, No. 8) Montromery vierins of ssle: One-fourth of the purchase money h, and the residue in turee equal instalments, payable, wth interest, in six, twelve aud elultoen, months from the day of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser and a deed of trust on the property sold; or all the pur- chare money may be paid in cash, at the option of the purchaser. ‘The property will be sold subject to taxes and assessments, of which a statement will be preeented at the time of sale, and also eubject to sn ous of $2,000, nectired by a deed of trast, terest at the rate of 8 percent. Betannam three sours from June Ist, 1877, a8 wl pear by the proceedings in t mw ard Tecordius at purchasee' eco HARLES-LANMAN, Trustee, 134 Wert st, Georzetowa, D. THOS, DOWLING. % oct SALE OF THE SOLE LIFE ESTATE IN A Vale UABLE PIECE OF IMPRUVED BEAL Ed. TATE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH, SIDE TR) WEEN EENTH | AND FOURTEES rit ‘STREETS WEST. NEAR THE EBBITT HO! By virtue of a certain decd o! date the #th day of October, A ty recorded in Liber No. seq., one of the Isna records for’ the Disirict of Co- lnmbis, and at the Toyuest of the party secured thereby, the undersiguea Tru: st public sale, in'front of the rence, ‘on TUSSDAY, the Sen D. 1879, at the hour of 4 NOC yea all the life e Cptate; interest, right, title and clam’ of Kate A Smith and hei in and to all that certain piece or par. cel of ground situate, | lying | and | being ity of Washington, in the District f Oolumb a, and known and described as part of original lot sumbered eiunteen (19), 1a square 1m bered two hundred and fifty-hour '(254), upon the authentic ground. plat or plan of said city, and fontained within the following motes and bounds: Bexinning for the same at the northeast corner of aid Jot, aud running thence weit slong with the line of north F stree! three feet and nine Inches (23 ft. 9 in.); thence ‘south one hundred and hitysnine fect (159) to an all ley thirty fet wide: thence east along with the north line of Sree aac feel and mine inches (28 it Sin. alley ‘Afteen feet wide: thenoo north along with the line of raid last-mentioned alley one hundred and fifty nine feet (169 ft.) to the place of bexin- bing, tovedher with all the improvements, wass, eusetzcnts, rights, privileges acd sppurtensticas 16 the seme belonging or in any wise appe: Perms of eais u8 prescribed by said deed of trust Cash. A deposit of two hundred and Afty ($250) doljy*ssball be required of the purcharor, or pur- uy 3 atthe time of sale, and all conveyancing i be at his, her, or their cost_and expense, and tkewiee the coat of kecordinie any conveyance wih failure of compliance with sad terms of sale ihin Pye days from the date thereof, then the re Said Rescribed real entato will be resold, at the. cae and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, s” nowice by advertisement in upon the same terms as herein FENDALL E. ALEXANDER. Trustee, seplé+o Louisiana avenue, THE ABOVE SALE ‘18 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the ist day of October, 1879, on which day and at the same. neu ‘ur and place and upoa the tame terns ae syecified in the above advertise- ment the caid sale will take FEND. i. ALEXANDER, aati ae ‘ ‘Trustee. By an order of the Supreme Court of the Dis: trlet oF Colanbay tho. tponed sao, GAIN DOSTPONKD tnt FRIDAY, the 10th day of O: tober, 1879, on which said last mentioned day, and at the same hour and place, and upon the sams terms as specified an the sbove advertisement, the said sale will tak eres FENDALL E. ALEXANDER, sep29-eod&dbs T. OOLDWELL, Real Estate es ‘TEUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROVERTY NEAR BENNING'S STATION, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, D. 0 aByyinie of adeed of trust, dated Fobra: 3], 1876, and recorded in Liber No, 776, ia io 366, et ‘be one of the land recoris the Distiict of Golumbis, and by the al of the ener party secured th sereby, we will Heel at opie auction, in fror. remises, On Dew, PEF 14, 1879, at Le ) clock Pi. those, pieced a ee ee is yhittinghem, said lots contatntcg in erate me 54.100 & portion of Gsted Auaust” $4, 1874, and recorded. and records of the Bot G, in, ber No. 60, tos et veq.; together with the improvements, ‘an. stating of one two-story frame Deal ing ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest at seven per ot, 8100 at time cfrale’ Conveyancing at exyense of ‘Terns to be complind with 0 ten ren a E, i rer 26-ote SHOP JOY EDBON,) TFustoes. HL WARNES, Beal Estate oes TRUSTEE’S BALE OF F VALUABLE REAL ES. ‘TATE, SITUATE ON 8 8i1BEST, BETWEEN AEVENTS AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH: ‘virtue of a deed of trust, bearing. tego dun A.D. 1873, and uy y Recorded in Liber No. 110 288 one of the land. Ppt es ee rye fer fOF_ eae, Sf the brcuees,on ‘CUESDAY, October 7th, A.D. THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... October 3, 1879. A Veteran Aeronaut Lost. PROF. WISE RELIEVED TO HAVE MET THE FATE OF DONALDSON, A telegram from St. Louts, Oct. 18° says: Prof. John Wise made an ascension in ns large balloon Pathfinder, from Lindell Park, on Sunday evening, intending to remain tn the air as long as the sustaining power of the batloon held out. The ascension was made solely in the interests of science, particularly meteor- ology. A brisk breeze was blowing when the fastenings were cut loose, which Carried the balloon in @ northerly direction for perhaps two miles, at an elevation of from 1.900 to Lest) foot It then turned due east and sailed away out of sight. Prof. Wise expected to enter what he calls a permanent eastern wind current at an elevation of about 1,500 to 2,000 feet, which he desired to keep in if possible and make observations; and to effect this more surely, his ballast consisted only of a three- quarter inch rope, 1,500 feet long, which trailed {rom the balloon.’ When the gas is exhausted the balloon was to descend, and the end of the TO} pods on the ground was to relieve the balloon of part of its weight and hold it ste: in the current. Geo. Burr, teller of the Louls National bank, who has made three as- censions and takes much interest tn the subject of air navigation, accompanied Prof. Wis tidings have yet been received of the rainnes abouts of Prof. Wise and nis companion, ant the opinion is growing very strong that they have met the same fate as Donaldson ani Grimwood, who ascended from Chicago two o three years eo ‘The balloon was new and ha | made only a few ascensions. The last was at Sierling, I, on the 19th ult., whea John Wise ir... @ grandson of Prof. Wise, reached an altl tude of over three miles and made a voyage 0. 1S miles. Prof. Wise 1s 71 years of aze, and ballooning with him has been a life study. He has made 462 successful voyages. Later dispatches say: It was the intention of Prof. Wise to stay up only a few hours. At Si in the afternoon the balloon passed over Alton, twelve or fifteen miles northeast of St Louis, sailing rapidly eastward and toward threatening clouas, in which it soon disa peared. On Monday morning a report came to the Giobe-Democrat office that a landing had been made in a thick forest uear Fort Wayne, Ind., but at 11:14 p.m. of Monday the panned was reported as passing over a point twen niles west of Laporte, Ind, a few miles south of Lake Michigan, and still drifting rapidiy the northward. On recetpt of thts news vine most gloomy conjectures were made concern- ing the fate of the aeronauts, and the deatn of Donaldson and his companion in the same lake four years ago was recalled. Downey, the Pro- fessor’s nephew, became very anxtou THE PRISON Lanox QUESTION.—A committee of five appointed by Governor McClellan, of New Jersey, under a joint resolution of the legislature of that state, to investigate the subject of prison labor aud Its relation to other labor, met In Newport Wednesday. It was de- cided to have a more extended conference at New Haven on October 9, when } Yo New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachuset will be represented. Governor McClellan bi appointed Dr. Sandford 8. Hunt, an editor of Newark, to fill the vacancy tn the commission to inquire into convicts’ labor caused by the resignation of Speaker Jackson. The commls- sion 1s now bard at work gatbering information with a view of making a Careful report to the next legislature. The principal question 1s, shail she making be aboli-hed in the state ‘The shoemakers a hatters ot and other cities agitated the subject much, last winter that tiie legislature deemed it ANOTHER COAL COMBINATIO The office all the coal companies except the Lehigh V and Pennsylvanta Railroad Compailes an agreement yestere trade. The agri ent provides for the res ton of the preauction to the demand. A two- third vote 18 necessary to determine the time that mining shall be suspended anc the amount to which tonnage shall be reduced. The decrease in the outputs to be divided between t 1 panies according to their business from 1 to the me of restriction. Each company permitied to sell the coal in any manner 1t pleases, and to make its own prices, except that to advance prices the unanvaous consent of the companies is required. It Is provided also that the agreement shall not be binding unless 1 shall have been signed by all the companies on or before October 10. If perfect it 1s to con. Unue in force three anda half years. The prin- cipal feature of the compact 1s the restricuion of tonnage. Any company which has accusnu- lated a surplus of coal may call a meeting of the companies, and if these are unwilling or unable to take the surplus, the company may then demand a restriction of production until its surplus has been exhausted. If the compa- nies refuse this demand, the company has no relief except to sell its coal at any price It pleases. No penalties for violation of agree- ment are prescribed. Prices are left to be gov- erned by the demand, and public sales may be made. To be effective it needs now the consent of the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Ratl- road Companies, and grave doubts of their con- gent are expressed, President Gowen, of the Piladetphia and Reading ilroad Company, telegraphs from New York: ment sicned by Hoyt, Lathrop, Sloan, Dickson and myselt. Strong probability of advance of prices at once.” SgnaToR Howsg’s Hovsk BuRNgD.—Senator Timothy O. Howe's house, in Green Bay, Wis, was burned on Wednesday morning last, but most of the furniture and his library were saved. as was also a quantity of silver ware, speciaily valued as heirlooms, the property of a ludy Who was his guest. This lady was re3- cued by two firemen at the peril of their lives. ‘There was an insurance of $10,000 on the house, which covers the loss. A STRANGE SAYING OF BROTHER Moopy’s.—If Brother Moody’s Tuesday evening talk at the Cooper Institute meeting was accurately re- ee be said a very strange thing. “I have ardly ever met a man,” he Is reported as say- ing, “who was converted by means of a ser- mon.”"—[¥. ¥. Sun. LovisE.—A telegram from It is understood that the Princess Loulse has not for some time been enjoying good health, and that her visit to England is made at the suggestion of her medical advisers for a change of alr. She will return to Canada before the opening: of Parllamenot. On her return she will be Cen coe by several dls- tinguished guests, who will nd a portion of the winter at Rideau Hall. Lady Sophia Mac- tamara and Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Moreton, who accompany Her Royal Highness to Great Britain, will not return to Canada. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT A COUNTY Fate.— At the county fair in Adrian, Mich., seuleany about 2,000 persons were ‘assembled on thé grand stand to witness the races, when the center of the stand gave way, and the mass of the peopie were prec! recipttated into the river in the Tear and u e ground infront. Six persons were ki ed, anda large number more or less severely injured. A FEMALE WITNESS IN THE INGALLS CSR. At the a eee of the case of U. S. Senator Ingalls, in Topeka, Kan., yesterday, Miss Lizzie Rudolph, of "ropes, testified that she hq heard aman on the floor of the House ay had received $200 or $250 for his V~., bur did not know how he voted. Jobr a Lay corrob- orated Ber sateen and °sid1 ihe men sitting onsthe seal m wher he he: 1 Hemiiten aod anoeca ard the talk were Virncrsta VoTERS.—According to a statement of the first auditor of Virginia, the whole as- sessed vote of that state at this time is 254,000; of this number 27,000 whites and. 45,000 colored persons are delinquents and deprived trom voting. Of the qualified voters 147,000 are Whites and 65,000 colored, making the total strength of the whites over the colored votes more than two to one. Peiiaty tuts CoMPROMISE.—A conference fo pecs anti-Tammany democrats was het in New York yesterday to consider the best means of conducting the canvass in order pune out the full vote for the Robinson ticket. lan was adopted dividing the state into nine @ tricts, which are to be visited by committees of six members. ARE THEY MARRIED OR Not.—The little vil- Jage of Scipio, in Indiana, has been — ex- cltea lately by; charges ade against the Rev. Geo, Houser, a eearviane minister, that he has been solembizing marriages without. maki pees returns to the county clerk, as requir He was arrested on Le C B endorse his note as ea ‘and both wilt be tried before the circuit court. The innumerable couplés n@ bas united in marriage in the last three years are anxiously awaltin awaiting | the resutt < the trisls, as the rest sult will decide whether ote aE Ages, are legal or not. an “asset” scrip dividend of 10 (oak Se in ac- cordance with plan for closing the estate. AN InpIAN HaNGup.—Salvador, the Indian who os Paul Rieger, < r, of Marin oe, California, last spring, was hanged at Rataet yesterday. He confessed to five other murdera. He met death with firmness. THE CINCINNATT STRIKERS.—Two more firms have agre to pay the 15 percent. aovan ea ty the Cottage | cabinetmakers at incinpati. Managers have de- Cina pat all Soomibers ot ss union now at work who have not received the advance, cease ork. ‘The ave all resumed without optalhing any avance. sx-The Danish war steamer having on board Prince Waldemat,bas arrived ¢b the Is land of St. Thomas. ‘She Will be stationed at The Indian Outbreak. GEN, MERRITT GONE TO THR FRONT, Yesterday morning Gen. Merritt and staff ar- rived at Rawlins, W. T.. from Fort D. A. Rus- sell, Cheyenne, to head the expedition to Mili river for the relief of the troops entrenched in the canyon, under Capt. Payne. Immediately on his arrital Gen. Merritt took charge of the troops, and the relief detachment left before noon. The detachment under Gen. Merritt's coramand is composed of elht companies of cavalry and four of Infantry. The tenor of Capt, Payne's dispatches show that he has plenty of provisions, Is within easy reach of water and 1s So entrenched that it is probable that he will be able to maintatn his position unttl Gen. Merritt arrives with his troops. Gen. Merritt, with 350 cavalry, left at 10:30 yesterday, and will be fol- ved by Infantry to-day. Merritt was: accom- panied by the scout I Settlers from the Vicinity of the reservation are arriving at Raw lins hourly. Many white men, freighters and hunters, are known to have been inthe nebghe borhood of the Ute agency, and fears are enter- tained for their safety. SAFRTY OF GEN. TYNER. Gen. Knapp, chief clerk of the Post Ofice de- partment, received last night a reply to his Telegram to the postmaster at Laramte asking Information relative to First Assistant Post= master General Tyner and party, which says: “Party just arrived; saw Gen. ‘Tyner and party on Rig ‘Creek, about fifteen miles from ‘Tinke bam’s ranch, entrance to Nort Park. Messen- gers have been sent (o waru them of danger Tom Indians. ‘Think they are allright. Will ZT ma when [bear fret them.” T Gen ‘Tyner and friends 150 mules east of the -cene of T bi disaster, th a mountain range & and free from. danger uniess th MOns the Indians is more ge JEROME Paxk Races.—The fail meeting of the ate dockey Club opened at Jerome Park, ork F nsation, and three-quar- ood mile and a quarter, by Harol¢ wark sec te third; the 's Disturba Li third. INTER-STATE ComMEKCE.—President Jewett, of the Erie railroad, has written a letter saying if the intervention of Congress Is to be sought to regulate inter-state commerce a conference shouid be had between the represealatives of the various boards and commercial bodies in the seaboard cities. He belleves that mucn of the discrimination tn favor of through tram proceeds from the great anxiety of the ratlroad companies to protect the commercial interests wed Which they are more Immediately ideatt- a .) SUNDAY Liguok CASES.—Ab he Sunday liquor law and the rglits ibs chartered by the leztslature oceupied the attention of the Hustings court yesterday. Krause, who has charge of the Commercial Club, Composed entirely of Rich- mond merchants, Was arralgned, charged with selling liquor on Sundays. Ie wastined $10. It isa ine case, and Will be taken to We supreme court. HILITIA CONVRNTION.—At St. Louts, ational militia convention, majority reports were Submitted On Ube DIL nization of the for appropria- tions from Congr ooo annually for the benefit of the nattonal kuard, the majority holding that It shall be apportioned according to the enroliment of militia in the several states, and the minority that It should be divided ac- cording to population, ‘The minority report was adopted. Hazakt. To Rack with & Honst.—A meeting is to be held in Harry Martin's hotel, In Divi- slon avenue, Breoklyb, on Saturday’ next, to arrange a race hetween Huzael, tue English Tupner, and ex-Judze Voorhies’s horse Harry Gilbert, the animal to trot five miles while the han runs two and a-half miles,—[.V, ¥. Sun. AN Unrromising Thxee-Yeaw Ovp.—There ts a three-year-old boy In Lancaster county, Pa., who may some day rival Jesse Pomeroy. On'Tuesday he attempted to amputate the arm of an infant with a penknife, but fortunately its screams brought other meuibers of tne fam- lly to the rescue. He was not able to get through the bone with his pocket-knife, but the arm Was sadly mutilated, and If a surgeoa had Rot been near by, the baby would have Died Lo eath. THE Pranopy Epvcation Fexp.—The 13th annual meeting of the trustees of the Peabody education fund was held in the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday. There were present the Hon, Robert C. Winthrop, chairman, Massachusetts; Gen. Barnes, Washington; the Evarts and the Hon, Hamilton Fish, mheodore aanaaa Russell, jand: Virginia; eect i 5 Samuel Wetmore, New York; Bishop Whipple, Minnesota, and the Rev. Dr. Sears, genet agent of the board. The opening address was made by the Hon, Robert C, Winthrop, Tue report of the general agent, the Rev. Dr. Sears, showed the income from the fund for the _~ year to have been appropriated as f slows: Virginia, $9,350; North Carolina, $6,700: South Carolina, $, Geor gla, $6,500; Florida, $3,000; Mississippi, $4,000; Loutsiana, s, $1,700; Arkansas, $5,600; Tennes- ce. $12,040, and, West Virginia, $4,000—a total ot $74,550. The treasurer's report showed that the amount of appropriation available for the ensuing year would be # yy. Sun, 2d, Mr. J. H. HaveRty, the well-known theatri cal manager, has purchased @ controlling in terest In the Chicago Jockey and Trotting Club for $40,000. THE GALLows for the exe — of the Mol Maguires, McManus and O'Neill, on the 9th inst., arrived at Sunbury, from Pottsville, Pa., Wednesday night. SUEING THE SECURITIES OF A BANK CASHIER. Justice Ingalls has granted leave to Charles Patterson, as receiver of the Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank of Troy, N. Y., to bring sult against the sureties on the bond of the cashier of the bank for $20,000. Ross CHALLENGED BY PLaIsTED.—Fred A, Piaisted, the American oarsmap, has chal- lenged Wallace Ross, ot St. John, N. B., for & two-mile sculling race with a turn, on’ Silver Lake, for $500 a side. A Man’s LeG VALUED aT $15,633.—At Boston, in the supreme court yesterday morning, jury awarded $15,633 to John E. Green, w! 0 lost @ legat the Wallaster disaster on the Old Colony railroad on October Sth, isis. Green sued for $20,000. ‘The company did not contest its llabll- ity but the amount of compensation. HE Coxc.upen Me WOULDN'T GO.At Law- renceburg, ind., Charles F. ‘Tiitny, pare of bigamy and ‘sentenced *% three years in the penttenuary, hanges pmseit with a. vowel 2 the jail yeste"Gay ‘morning, Just after being Dre eo to get ready for the trip to state “30D, "At Montreal, P. Q., Susan Kennedy, charged with the murderof Mary Gallagher, June 27th, 1879, has been found guilty, with @ recommendation to mercy. §2At this season straw hats tell which way the financial wind blows. 2A man was hit in the leg while on his knees in a prayer meeting at Boyd Station, Kentucky, by astray bullet from the pistol lof a drunken 4 "ee Natiager the German or prima donna, as marr aman named Sc! It is as well that she retains her for maien eee for stage use. W@reThe Chicago Tribune says that J Drummond will upon reaching his 70th yi retire from the beuch asa judge of the U: ited States circuitcourt. He has beea on the bench = years, The 16th inst. will be his 70th birthe lay. s@” When the girl who has encouraged & young man for about two years suddenly turns Around and tells him that she can never be more than a sister to him, he can for the first time, see the freckles on her nose,—{ Detroit Free Press. £2 At Miner’s station, near baleen = ; on Wednesday, a shoemaker named John = beat his wife, who was drunk, with a club, ine - fiicting injuries which resulted ‘inher death ‘Uhag | night. Sz Rev. wenn i. esses sleet Ln the New Jersey M. ——— now pe other business, attempted jooting in ‘camden, Sew" 7 dergey” He ag Pea Geraned some time, be a recover. DIED. A. On Thureds: FOND: B. ged fi Dw eS cape taaee Jona» warenr, UNDEETAKER, eep27-lm*