Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1879, Page 3

COAL AND WOOD. cea: GOAL COALI! eebei IB par TIME a Boy. pagrOonis of a suri minds anc aise. Wh which woes offering at low prices, the veesels. Sumers will ind it tot to'thelr advantage to call cary Bij\R sod PINE WOOD in the stick or eawod and ppt at lower prices than ever before offered in this 8 & BRO. dyo-tr whar?. C04! ouxson woop. woop. Wanner oer Coxnkotions. OOAL re we ooaL. Prompt Deliveries, WOOD. Main of, mill and depot connected ONE. p-town by With unequaled fnciiitiee ana advantages for nomically ceranckine: the "wood aud coal trade, PrBarven. tacts extensive store yards ae enabllag us Fe week up ure city, and.all eta Tmmedinte oomentnt cation, insuring prompt attention to orders, we are offer to our patrons the best varieties of a ene Sony lowest prices. ¢ 2.20 as to yan os ictly Dare ooet o Do 0) NB Main of sill andapot foot af 12th, 13th and Fete nw, Onheen: 13038 gt nw. 1112 9th st. nw. Taste ow. and 221 Pa aveee octtiy (oan: COAaLt coaLt Tam unloading severs! carzoes of Kalmis, Lykena Valley. Lorborry and White Aan a ‘Which will be sold st bottom prices, Call early and leave your orders. + ‘Wharf foot of 8d st. ne. ____ STEAMERS, & NOTICE: WASHINGTON AND NORTOLE BTEAMEOAT OOMPARY. WINTER ARRANGEME A Day For Norfolk, Po tanouth, Fortress Monroe and the ‘Scuth. stoppin« at Piney Point and Point Lookcnt gong and returning. On and after Thnreday, Oct. 2d, 1879, the Steamer GEORGE LEAKY, Capt Jos. Wari, wil leave ‘Washinuton from ber wharf, foot of 7th ‘st., every Reale y and ‘Thuraday at 634 pm returning, leave lorfolk every Tuesday an 2 = BF DODD. Avent == NOR ae FORTRESS MON- (OE AND’ THE SUUTH. Bteamer Thur or rie CARE loaves, 6th.streot wharf on Mor.days, Wednesdays and at Stopping at Piney 5 Point ania Point Lookout, couneeting ‘with steam : tal Panpras OMPSON leaves above | wharf fay. and Saturday, at 7am, every Morday, Phi urrioman on Monday aud stopping at Nowini Thursday: Leonar. STEAMEKS Steamers EO. KNicuT snd JOHN Grson altar- nately leave P.er 41, Esst Kiver, New York, every Saturday at 4 pm. and 63 Water st., Georcotown, j } Freieht taken at lowost rater. Apply at fice under National Metropolitan Bank. a a LES, O78 SAMPLE BAGON, Drantent eae =e dings. On Sun. faye for Mattox Oreek. Colton's, and landings in in ‘Bt. : Olement's Bay. On Th Bnd landinss in Wicomico On Doltona nid lasing in Nowinl Creel On Mondays. Wednesdays and Eridaye morn! intermediate sine oe Also Chapel Poi re at offices of @. La or ene ae id Ute Angeyivania avenue, bat Bic tot ofan G.T. JONES, Agent. inansion an wroun: er Bharf daily (Sundays excepted) at 10 a. m., and re- about 3 p.m. J. McH. HOLLINGSW‘ OnE, ip’ Ladies’ Mount Vernon Asacclation. TL. i steamer W. W. Corcoran. “ent iy” LD salaries NEW EXPRESS LIVE BETWEEN Connecting’: at Philadel phia with Clyde's Line for Boston, Providence, and the New England Bintess From Philadelphia—Satt at 10 a.m, From W: ‘ashineton—Monday, lam From Georxetown—Mon 7 pm te received daily until 5 _p. bile Sven to Boston and: Brévidenoe, aed Pal River, Gousurieas wishing their goods landed ES Bi Georretown Whact wil please have them marked OWN, D. “ort Tat phen aprly feat bes iH. JOHNSON & .. 1202 F street northw 1th. DOG. F HYDE, 60 Weter Street, Georgetown, D. or WILLIAM B. OLYDE & O0., Coreral Managers, 12 South Wharves, ~ NEW YORHK—BOTTERDAM. steamers of this line, W. A. SOHOL- ‘The first claes ers, i ine, ee ree the U. Pema ne ; Int Strerace Gen'l path Wala et st, New york TORO ‘EDYA « ‘Wr. st, Freight Aste: LL W. MOB Hin, 80 B'way, Ocrieral Passouser Act Seni-ly OPENING. LADIES’ GOODS. 1208 1208 MES.J.@ KILLIAN. 1208 F Srarer Nosrawest. On MONDAY and TUFSDAY, Oct. 6th and 7th. Qrening of FRENCH PATTERNS, BOMMETE and. z ‘Oct-21 GRAND OPENING or PATTEEN BONNETS AND HATS, ALs0, Our usual well-known select‘on of eer <4 FRENGH MILLINERY GOODS, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OcTonER 8TH AND 9TH, 1879, To which the Ladies of Washington and vicinity are respectfully invited. I. L. BLOUT, octs St TLO Beventh street northwest. DIES’ BOOTS, FALL OPENING AT VERMILYA'S, za Ane stock of Ladies’ Fall and Winter BOOTS, of crn ware, for sale cheap. Ladies, and 0 ‘ohil- dren's BHOLM made to order at stiort notice. Com fort, beauty and durability giaran Hr VERNA, octl 610 oth trsets one Batont Oftca, EATON & IAN vi) S#4 9th w., between H and I, FALL A: ‘TER OPENING, Oct. Tth and 8th, of ‘D HATS. N.B—Eaton & Kine. formerly with JY. Paltuer, sap30-6t DOUGLASS: Sree MERINO "UNDERWEAR. MEMINO ONDER ALL QUALIITES & AT LOWEST EGE HOSIER’ NEW sTyLe DATLY, PERUTIEUL Val JOWEST! Ew soak PRICES. AWLS, ) NEW PAT- ORE CORSETS, Soe gl COMME oe “The fe WORLDS : DOUGLABS' sep29 he n sivect, near F. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OcrTopER 1 AND 2, oF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, ENGLISH ROUND HATS, oS Ladies of Washington and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. NO. 1107 F STREET N, W., sep29 3_P. PALMER, Lrrorter. OPENING OF PAHISIAN NOVELTIES IN BONNETS AND ITATS. MME. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 621 and 623 D strect, Will exhibit on Thursday and Friday, October 24 and 8d, a Large and Elegant Selection of PARISIAN BONNETS AND HATS, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASONS. N.B.—No cards sent this season. 8ep29.e0 4LL OPENING OF BONNETS, Cloaks, Suits, Fur-lined “Circulars, Misses’ " Oloaks, Freneh Undergarments: 9. BP, O.£-and Thomp: son Corsets, Flannel R.bes de Chsmbre, Dross immings, Ladies’ Embroidered Hose, Embroi- ts made to order in all combinations, Glove, French make “The “Wilau” Sbuttou Bid Glove for 90 cents. bebidas 907 Pennsylvania aven: Oeopis te 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. ATES: SHOES OF FIRST CLASS. RESH ART REDUCED PRICES. BEORS UF ey MADE TO ORDER, AT G. BOHO: , 504 11th street northwest. Branch H. WIREMAN’! M"*5 BELLE LUCAS Buccesson TO Map. HinokLey. MAD. DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PATTERN a! AGENCY, ELEGANT PARLORS. 801 MARKET SPAC. ABE Keep Building. = DRESSMAKING in all its branches" PLAITING at the Old Stand. 902 9th st. aug28-ly RAILROADS. BETH GERMAN LLOYD—SteamsxiP Ne Lire BETWEEN New York, Hayne, LoNDoN, PET OnE a acre Sat ers of thi ‘arday from mn Eremeeie Pier, foot of 3a Si strom Hfotoxen. Bates *k to Havre, Lon- fon, Rouk=it = sromen, Bret cabin, 100; a mply “to ‘eras Oona Bowing Green, New } METZEBOTT & 00, 946 Pa ave, Reronta for Washinutons ly UN AZ =: See = “With the view of d the chances of col- | Liston, the ‘Steamers of this line take a specific course Se a oom Quomesrn fo york or meridian of 5@ at 43 abort otha 10 $0 the north of 43. eat one ae ogee! HE OUNARD SzBAMBHIP COMPANY LIM- RATES OF PASSAGE. steerage, steamers 890 and $100gold, Tie Rous ts Panerai $15, gold, additional cl , $15, Return tickets on favorable terms. peat lowest rates. mK fh bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow, other perts on the Gontinent, anean For ay Meier and apply atthe Company's Office, No. 4 Bowl! or both steerage and i, wor BS PIGELOW.6 G05 Tth atredt, Washing” Pomageiy CHAS. G. FRANOELYS, Agent, 5.¥. ————==S MEDICAL, &e. ———— SULT DR KOBERTSON, every Wednesday Cina Battrday, at his office, 386 OU sen wear 4% Bi, from = to9 p. m., who, with 15 years experience, guarantees a cure in all diseases o} irinary Or- ans, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal jonorshass br Syphilis, . positively cured in from bto 16 5 ations strictly private, and separate pflices for ladies. to the leading physicians Baltimore. Maia ofice, 19 8 Butaw st, Bal Charges moderate. Sep iseions, Umpctenc ¥ Dr. SHEDD in 18; e perfect stistaction is seven to its. patrons, water used only. maT Ly ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR ies. All Female complaints quickly cured. daily at 921 7th strest nw, Offiot ‘a0726-20° LEON, the Oldest Established and ‘PERMATORRHG@A, TRORERGY, PREMA- p> ture decay, emissions and diseases d by Dr. BROWN. No scalguel used. All weaknesses, Xc., (RY MOTT'S FRENOH POWD! mare tee > Disease of the g Diseases, Hi ENTWISLE, corner af jeer! bz mall Paros TaRe TO LADIES. removed by & oe eae 0) eae E ae ALTIMOBE AND ¢ OHIO BAILEOAD. THE Cia D9 care rece National Ko: to th No: reine Nor yest West fect Sunda: Towne ees Seats ays 20am 5:06 a m.—tNew ¥ Ellicot Express. EP hee morta Breakfast at Relay Station. 6:50 a.m. —Baltim spabes 5:00 amt 8:10 am. to Baltimore ois Stine it. Winans. , Winchester, Hageratow! s Relay.) ‘Baltimore and Lanrel Express. t Strasburg, and wa, romani oe a&.m.—New York, Philad itimore Express. Parl Palega Parlor gar'to New York and 36a m—18t, Louis, C.. ano, Columbus and pity Haren Ii ‘Exp ress. Te abrick sane Ee ranch ox exeens eetaen ‘Throneh cart car a be to ine aes de daly cas oe Poa BCS eas ‘only—Baltimore, Annapo- m.—Baltimore Express. Stops at pistens bure,, ‘College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis J jessup’s and Hanover. = m—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City New York, bee and Boston ae and Way. a fend Laurel Relay. oabane 38 Laure t of Hocks, Frederick, Hagers. chester and Way Stations, ‘On Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way Btat (40, mt Balthier, Annapolis Gnd *Yay Bta- one 5:30 p. BALT: boat 6:30 vi 7:00 ‘Bsitim: 8:20 fp. BALL Otty, via Relay, 81 p.1n—1OHIOAGO, COLUMBUS AND PITTS. ree tier refer Noma SbUrED exoe Teo PNEW. YORK, PHILAD! JTIMORE EXPRESS. | Bi BI Hp eriaer Blesy car to New Xork, and leepi ip! to p,m.—tBt Louis and Cincinnati Express ey. ‘ipunday only. Riper eae hae “All trains stop at Hela tation. For further, informs fon, apply atthe Ba Baltimore 805: 629 and jase ‘Pennuyivania averine nue, wharoatsere will be taken for hecked and received at any point in the city. ore 7M CLEMENS, I. M. COLE, Generr! Ticket Agent. G0. 8 KOONTZ. General Avent mylt-tr @ 1879 = rennsytvanra 1879 Itimore, Annapolis and way. iy. (Piet j AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Picgll _ 4 FUTUEB DAYS. (HAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer. BALE OF HOUSE No. 925 E [- BE STREET NORTH- ments, and is in one of ington. ‘sale offers a fine opportunity to per- sons looking for 8 cheap House ‘Terms made known day of sale. Eesortomand own HANDY, Auctioneer. 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUBTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Under and by virtue of » deed of trust ts me, bearing dae the dota aay of Suis, fark, Ah End recorded amnone the land recor District of Columbia, in. Liber ublic suction, uj , the 11th of Ox pers at ¢ Porctock pa. orice 20, in square 117, described a3 fol Bats ginning west corner running thence 2 sone the ‘west line of sald 1k 25 east 142 feet 10 inches to the rear line thence south along said rear line 25 feet to line of said lot; thence slong aid south ne feet A octets a gemtoriable, ‘erms Of gale: One third ¢ is well Tocatea, and is improved by balance in one and eed cae toi oyeuts, deferre be secured by de oF iaust onthe ro Sporty Bold. OF chnorrise to the Satisfaction uusiee. All conveyancing at cost of pure Purchaser will be required to Poy S10) in can at time of sale fk ‘Tho above raie nat the isk and ooet of Mra, ciley, defanitins purchacer 80 dis 4 ‘B. WEBB, Trustee. aomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. nabs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATED BE- ED TREEN NORTH LAND M STREETS; FIRST STREET EAST AND NORTH CAPITOL STE Bp viitue Of a decd of trust, dated October, 1, 1874, and recorded in Liber No 762, folio 392, &c., of the Land Records of the District of Golumbia, and at the request in writing of the party secured thereby, we will offur at suction, in front, of tha, premises, on TUESDAY, the ith day of October. at 4 0’ pieces of ground describ in said dace a lot 0 ‘one (1), two ree (3), four (A). five ¢ ix (0), seven (2). Sizht Os uine (ten oy tyelio da thirteen (1 13), fourteen’ (14), fifteen (15), seventeen (17), twenty {S0), twenty-one. (Ai). twenty-two Gd) twenty tires (23), twenty-four (24), and part of lot sixteen (16), being the west forty-four feet, from front to, roar, i usre No. six hundred and seventy-three (673.) ‘erm of eale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the reaidua in two eqi stalments at eix and twelve months respectively. to by notes bearing interest, payable halt early, and.a deed of trust on the preiniees sold. A on each lot bought gale. Tho termsof sale must be com- plied with within one week after sale, or the prop- erty msy be resold at the risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser after one week's notice. OOxX., eepl5-eo&ds THOMAS C. Cox} Trustees. PIANOS AND ORGANS. UST RECE!VED—A NEW STOOK OF THE celebrated KNABE & CO.'S PIANOS. Pianos ard Organs of other factories, at reduced prices. ‘Tuning and Repairing. REIOHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS, sli-lm_ $23 11th st. a few doors above Pa. ave. RE STIEFF Unquestionably, achieved A.GENUINE TRI- MPH over all rican any, Forsism “competitors atthe ‘Exporition Universelle, 1878, and is rapidly THE LEADING FAVORITE. Gah ‘WILDE BEG. Sole Agents, 7th strect m we ge agents for the Geiebrated’ Kranich & Bach First-class Pianos and Organe. Tunin Repairing personally attended to. myli-ly BBapscey PIANOS AND ORGANS. F. G. SMITH, Manvracturer, Brooklyn, N. Y. assortment of these STANDARD INSTRY- Orders received for Tuning 8 and Bone JeT-tr 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. FAMILY SUPPLIKS. NEwv GooDs,. eae 2 SARDINES LA TOMAT. SARDINES L.A MONTARDE, QUEEN O17 GHABOO SAUCE CAPERS, ‘ BSTER, ee EM New arriving daily. ‘i Parties contemplating housekeeping will save money by obtaining our prices for ee and Fancy Groceries prior to purchasing else B. W. REED’S SONS’, Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, &c., sep27 UES 91 nd (SOUNDS. BORG HALIBUT (Smoked), MESS MACKEREL, in 5 Ib. tins. WIXOM & CO., 504 Ninth st. northwest. oO. R sep25-29 207 STBEET _MABKET. ‘WM. LINEINS & BON, 720 26th street. FROZEN WATERMELONS delivered at 3 your dinner hour. All kinds of FRUITS, MEATS and VEGETA: BLES. Fo! PICKLING. PURE CIDEE VINEGAR AND BPICESB. JOHN H. MAGRUDER; FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, sep5-tr 1491 Now York avenus. Minnesota’s Jewel a #8 Gems, the be endsomet Minnesota Patent Flour St. Louis’s Pride is preunas p Celebrated Winter Wheat Patent, no Delight of the Cook Is GOLDEN HILL. It is better than it ever being now made by the very latest and most approved machinery known, | uyroved an ntee the above-named Flours to make ‘ul, light and snow-white Bread, Rolls and For eale by every first-class Grocer. Wholesale Depot—Oor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. auglétr WM. M. GALT & OO. Bosrer MARKET, 4719 rennsyloatia [DS LAMB, VEAL, ALL at a. Mkars. 25 POULTRY ae ce Sober ae for YERIBON, PHEASANTS, IOLAN on aE BEED BIRD! GF jy10-Sma = Be L. BEAOH & 00. penal FINANCIAL. “By our. Insurance Bysiem of investments tn (0 “Aarsinal or “Privilewe™ plans. tavesttasnts re- guived in sums of @26 an upward. poniience ecacatT ALD MARA D & CO., eep9-3m Ann ZS . TO-MORROW. ALFRED SPATES, Auctioneer. GBAND OPENING ALB OF HORSES AND CAR- BIAGES AT THE NEW, BAZAAM, (FOR- MERLY Eee Sap NOS (038 AND 940 RIANA AYE END AME SUPER: TOBER 7, at 10 = pegupe ined OOLOCR, TEN HEAD OF HORSES from Pa ate HEADOF HORSES f: fon Ohi sa Sap care” They ansail youre Doan ssloced ith and warranted as represented. ae, ine BAY seare old ip bands Sighs Hind ‘and kent very , , 16 han Rind and gent *tylish; can be driven bv the ad timid” Dersony the property Of private gentl ‘Also several low priced workers. A fall desort fom ateaie. Stock warranted souhd; given until c Rew mand P'sccont hand Osrriages, Buggies, Har- ness, Oct4-2t ALFRED SPATES, Auctioneer. rpaomas DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. TUGBOAT A. P. GORMAN, FIVE S00Ws, TWO PILERS SEVEN DUMPS, HAWSEE STONE RE TRUOKS, STEER EDGE! EA, HAMMERS, OLD STEEL. ke. Sc; On TUESDAY MORNING, Qetober ithe Serosat 10 o'clcck, at Gilbert's Wharf, N street, Georsetown, D.C. T ehall sell the above Betock, com: other articles not enumerate: THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. H. WARNER, Beal Estate Auctionosr. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES. TATE, SITUATE ON S SYREET, BETWEEN ee VENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH- By yirtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 8d June, A. D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. at folio 268, one of the land. records for the District of Columbia, at the r of the party secured, I sball offer for sale. in ofdhe premises, on ‘TUESDAY, October 7th, 1879, at 4 o'clock p.m., all that certain piece or par: col of ground, situate in fhe city of Distri ‘Oslumbias known and” “dosceiboed te pert of Lot cnumbered seven, in naquace nembered four hundred and nineteen (419, tcpetber with the improvements on said part of lot erm of sale: One third cash; balance in eix and twelve months, with interest at six per cent. per an. num, gccured upon the property sold by a deed of trust, #50 deposit at tume of sale, and if the pur- chaser fails to comply with the terms of ‘sale within five day thereatter, the ‘Crustes reserves the right forerell the property at the riek and cost of the de- faulting purchase: eep20-e0Kds pyeings man; Term octal WILLIAM KILGOUR, Trustee. TALE OF ee STORE y perCk BouRs AND perneErs sn By virtue of detrsas of the Supreme Gourt of the District of Columbia, passed in Special Term for Probate, on the 30th of October, A877. and 2ith of November, 1877, and in Special ‘Term for Eauity, on the dl of November, 187' the 10th of December sae pas ¢ nadersiened wit offer for ae, ‘ou WEDN day of October, A. D.'1879, at 5 pack pein in Frontier tie premises, part of Lot 8, in Square'No. 497, bewin- ning at & point in south H street 139 feet from the southwest corner of said square; thence north 122 feet 4 inches to a 30-foot alley; ‘thence east along said alley 18 fect; thence south'122 fest 4 inches to H étreet eouth ; thence west along H atreet 18 feet to the becinning, improved by a brick dwell! ‘Torme of sale: One-third ach (of witich deposit of 8100 must be made at time the remsin- Gorin equal instalments, at one and evo years from tLe time of sale, secured. by the notes of the pur- chaser, with intérest at 6 per cent. and lish upon ihe property. “If the tarmé of sale are not complied with in geven days, the property may be resold on “ne week's advertisement, at tha riskand cost of de- faulting purchaser. veyancing at ihe coat of the pure “i 3. G. PAYNE, Guardian. NGANSON BROS. Atte. hep Beeoeds TRITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtue of two writs of fleri facias, issued out of the clerk's cflice of the Supreme Court of the Pietrict of Columbia, and to me directed, I wilt sell atyublic sale, for cash, at tke auction house Thomes Dowling. southwest corner of Pennsylva- Trop erty. to wit: dieting ip yart of full getts of Gold Jowalry Chaine, Watchee, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, utto Plated Ware, Pe Fens, Pen Holders, Pencils, Ear Itinwe, Thimbles, &e., &c., seized and fevied upon as the property of ‘Frederic & W. Letmate, to satisfy execu- Bone Noe. 20,50 and 21,030.at law, in favor of John Keppler and Minnie Keppler, aaministratrix. "K DOUGLASS, arabs), D. Cc. JOHN BHERMAN, Auctionecr. octé-dts ay CERy, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- IN THE NORTH ay OF ESTREET, Geos AND SEVENTH NORT! IRTEEN ND ‘Ho WERT AND om NORTE SIDE OF BAMSON &TREE’ EN FI TRENTIC AND SINTEBNEH STS. NORTE. WEST, IN WASHINGION OITY, D. 0, By virtue of a decree paseed by the Sa- pyrene Court of the District of Columbia, in fis] auuity case, No. 6978, we will offer for sale: at publicauction, in front of the respective premi- o the following realestate, aud the improvements, Ce ReTe on the dsys and hours hereinafter aed 0 wit in WEDNESDAY, Octob=r 16th, 1879, at 5 o'clock P on all of original Jot 4 and part of. oriwinal lot 3, in square 456, contained within the followiux mates pea ounds, viz: Beginning therefor at the sout! t corner of said lot 4, sud running thence nort iy feet 136 inches; theice east 68 fect 4 inches; thence south 65 feet 934 inches; thence west 15 feet; thence south 103 feet 4 inches to north E street, aut thence west 72 feet 4 inches to the placa of begin ping. These premises are known as the “Natato- rium" property, and all the appliances thereof and appurtenances thereto belonging, annexed or be- longinw, to the freehold. will be so! On THURBDAY, Octobar 16, 1519, st, 4 o'clock m., lot H, in Mitcheli’s recorded subdivision of original lot 17, in Square 247. This is a desirab 3 building lot, on the south side of Massachusetts avenue, ketween ‘Lhirteenth and Fourteenth strecte west, near the £cademy of the Holy Oross. ON THE BAME Day, at5 o'clock p.m., lot 61, in Rob't. 0. Fox, Becretary’s subdivision of Square 19). Thin is aleo a desirable building lot, situate on ths north side of Samson street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets northwcet ‘erms of sale: marth cash, and the residue in four equal ‘nstallments at oer. twelve, and twenty-four months from the purchasers’ promissory notes to oan ring interest from day of sale Ag six per annum, or the purchasers may, at their elec pay all cash, and msy be permitted to antici. pate the deferred payments. The title to be retai until all of the purchase money and the interest thereon is fully aia: All conveyancing at purchas- erst cost, and $100 to be deposited on each parcel eoid on Beceptance ‘of bid. JAMES 8, EDWAI ARDS, CHAS, A. euto GEORGE TRUESDELL, ‘Auch ‘Get3-t,m.wkade i(OMAB: DOWLING, Au Auctionser, ATE. OF THE BOLE LI SAWABLE PIECE: OF FIFE estare Dea as. TATE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE oe ATE TAND, FOURTEENTH. UNEGTS ‘1 THE EBB: HOU! \ prose on TUESDAY, tho 9, at the hour af 4 val the! ite 6 eptate, o, intérest, right, fitle claim ” of and he hus- in and to cig tat oortuin piece “Or par- t ing in the city of of Columbis, and known and descr! pi al lot numbered cichtoon G8), in eauare num- fered two hundred ana fifty-hour (254), upon the “ ity, and bounds: ‘northeast cornet of mae Jot, and yunning thence west along with the line of north F street twenty-three feet and nine inches (23 ft. 9 in.); thence south one hundred and Hftysnine fect (150 ft) to an alley thirty feet wide: thence east along with the north line of said alley d nin 168 (23 ft. 9 in.) to an we ne huni and ity nine feet fe a) 8 the'tisc of bora ing, tozether with all the improvements, ways, (5, privileges aud appurtenances t0 the same a belengiee or in any wise a) ing. _ Terms of sal bedi by said deed of trust: dred and (8250) Hiehts Ul, interest, extete, claim said parties granters in aid deod of trust in'and to fe will be resold, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purcaaser F OF purchasers, Teast five days’ nosce by advé ent in the a egnne ‘Btar,” upon same terms as herein EENDALL EB. ALEXANDER, Trustoo, sepl6-<o ‘Louisiana avenue, t”-THE ABOVE SALE ‘LE 18 POSTPONED until WeDNeepaye the Ist day of Ootobers 1879, on which oe and at the parol pear en and place and uy ee 'D: zg Paaxaxpm, *Sep22-eod&90th §37- By an order of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Colum! the above post; is [PPxCANson BROS., At Auctioneers. ~ AUCTION SALES. ARTHUR Buitz’s MONOMANTA.—A THE EVENING STAR. eens eatieoeeeta MONDAY...............0ctober 6, 1879. " mbs in New York, Fri- AT OPEN PHETON, NEARLY NEW. oe to await an examination as to his FOUR-SE: On TUESDAY MORNING, October 7th, at lu o’ciock, in front of our auction rooms, owner Jeaving the city. It ([ SUS TEE SALE OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION. WILL SELL THIS FINE STOOK WITHOUT RESERVE. Sale commencing EVERY MORNING at 10 o'clock, and EVERY EVENING at 7 o'clock, ‘Until the entire stock is disposed of. Every lot will pomitively be sold as the store must be va- cated in six days. Ladies invited. ‘The goods will be put up to suit purchasers. No. No, Ses Teh, strest, opposite the Post Osioe (G. K. Petty'astore). _[octé-tt]_ FOLEY, Auctioneer. DeNxcanson BHOS., Auctioneers, vth and D streets northwest. WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, COTTAGE FURNI- TURE, PABLO! TUS WALNOT Use EE ea Re AABat FUP CENT TABLES WHALE xO AND WoUD SEAT GHaihs. MInSORS OLE PAINTINGS, SEWING MACHINE, LOUN NAKDBOBE, BRUSSELS AND OLItuIE Gan Wes SPRING, iN ou OF Sane Wali iH A AL Al NER: MEN sts OUsuHOLD AOSOS, ON oft outs salesrooms, Ugspay MOBNING, oben 1“ DUNVANBON BROB., it Auctioneers. AMES GUILD, Auctioneer. ‘On WEDNESDAY, October, 8th, at 1 O'c:ces, we Will eell at 936 Pennsylvani ayenue, (southeast corner of 10th street, cutie sock of Muliuery ana Faxcy sore cousi-tins of Velvets, cowin Bs, suis, Kibbore, Bindings, Nets of Jewelry, ¢ post: THOS E. WAGGAMAN Heal Kstate Auctioneer A OHANCE TO SECURE A BARGAIN. ON RRTURDAY OCTOBER lirs, AT 5 P.M., Nos. 1313 AND 1315 D ie fi) RgETEW, a ND V wr NHRTREN LE oe WACAN' Shirroe! TEENTH STREKIS NORTHWEST. ‘Terms day of sale. Oct bt THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct W4LTEs B, WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRO! ING ON BINTH ST MERI GET WEEN G AND H STARR, NOKLMWa3T, AT AUULION, BEING No. On MONDAY, Ustober 13th, at 6 o'clook p. m., we shail sell, in front of the premises, Sei part lot No. 15, fil eqnare No. 480, having a front of 16 teet 5 inches oa 6th street, runuing back 83 feet to a paved alley, wiih the improvements thercon, consisting of a three story frame dwelinz house containing 8 rooms and hall, with all modeen mmproyements, and the property 18 in a very central locat:on. ‘Toims of sale: Onothird cash; balance in six, twelve, eiznteen and twenty-four montana, with in- terest at 7 per cent per annum, and secured by dead of truston property old. All conveyancine, &c,, at purchaser's down on day of aale. cetbeckas WALTER, WILLIAMS & Con atic, 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RUSTEES’ SALE 0! NIMPROVED PROP- EKTY. CORNER O} ‘AYBTTE AND BIXTH SiKKETS, GkORGE: ‘OWN, D.C. By virtue of & desd ‘of trust, dated the 19th. day of October, A. D. 1878, and duly Feoorde Sg in Liber 9.6, folio'22, et séq., one of the lana records ct the District ot Golumbia, aud by dir: don of the party secured thereby, we sh rif sell “at ublic #AucuOL, in Trout of the premises, on ERI- Bay. the 17th day of October, at 4 o'clock pm, all that part of lot uumbered 193, 1n ‘Phrelkeld's addi- tion to Georgetown, bounded a3 follows: Beginning for the same at the s.w. coruer of said lot 193. and run there: eno. th with the east line or Fayette street t, thence east, parallel to ies to the west line of an alley inches wide, thence south with ssid alley twenty feet to 6th street; thence west with 6th street ona hundred eet tu the beginning. Terms: Ure-third cash; the residue in six and tweive months, with notes Learing interest at eicat per cent, perahnum until paid, and gecared by a deed of ihust onthe proy ld. Conveyancing at purchasers’ cost. Fi tee solace deposit required wher the property is ‘struck 0: LIAM D. ‘cigs, oct 6-dtds. JAMES L. DAV. UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BEAL ESTATE ON PENN. ¥. BETWEEN SECOND By virtue of a deed of trust given to us, ; eget ei "| Trustees. and duly recorded in folio 493) ore of ‘the land records for Wasninaton county, D. 0. 68 will sell in front of the premises, mn OUTUBER 20: T 5 O'OLOOK » part of fo ya 11, IN SQUARE 162, Pennsylvania avenue 6.c., 19 said property improved by a good BRICK wize of by 114 fe:t. Terms made ous t Bale. iowa LOUIS A, DELLWIG, octé-d&ds JOHN WAGNER, XTENSIVE AUCTION BALE. FRIDAY MORNING, October 10, at 10 o'c!'k, 5 Frame building: complete outfits of House- hola Etfects of every description ; Farm, Gar-. den, Osrpenter and other Implements,’ On the Na- Uonul Fair Grounds, late property of Col. 0. stew- art adoming Dest ana Dumb Asylum, on Bre wood ri ‘arlor, Chamber, aud Kitchen Furni- ture: Piano, Garpets, Stoves, aud Tools of ovary even, Wagors, Carrisxe and Uart; Mowing Moclifie, Horserske, four Harrows, lane guanuty Blanure, three good Horses and Harness. Sale pos- itive to Livheat bidder. ‘Terms cash down. Proper- ly to be removed in five days from sa‘e. octs-st* ALE*D SPATES, Auct, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL S ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST K STREET AND OONNEOTIOUT vy virtue of 8 is74, and L auly, recorded n Liber 18 4, folio 51, ot doa. 0 the District Gaktuabis aaa Sy i virtue of a decree passed on the | path day of May, 4.D. 1879, by the Bupreme Court ¢f ibe District of Columbia, in cause No. 6,201, Equity , Wherein George 8. Peprer is sao Bly de Alexander R. She herd ef al. are defendants, sud by, airection of holder of the notes by said deed of trust ‘will kell at pubic, austion, 9.the hieuest ideer, in front of, The premises, on, FRI- '} Trustees, DAY, the 8 of Al ‘A.D. 1879, at6 o'clock p. m , the folloy Deneetoet situate in the City of uston, District of Oo mbia, to fo (2), in square ‘nurabered one hundred and peo four (164),and bounded and Seocibed ss cae ras iz: Bepinning, at a point on north i street, f inches (43 9-12 fect) east ‘ort ner OF square, and running titres feet sud nine inches (3 914 fost) to pipeuee: rh corner Of said eats thence north. westerly along the line of Connecticut yenne about eighty feet andten jaches ol 10-12 feet) line of original lot ered thi , and thence dne south to Othe DOR, of beginni: er with all the improvements, ways. easement its, privi leges and appurtenan: ‘the same OF Wirartos of ealo, ae preceribed by sald deed of trast, ‘erms Of sale, a8 Lf as follows, viz: The sum of twenty thousand dol- larg in cash—a farther su sum of twenty thousand dol- lars, with interest thereon at the rate of nin: fhe terms of the rails are not Sompied with within five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at tho risk and cost of ane, BE ap after ten days’ es renee WILE AM HPEIETP, ER 2 JAI M.JOHNBTON, THOMAS DOWLING, A Auctioneer. e2-THE ABOVE 18 Seriar. by onder of Court, unl the raz DAY OF BaPIEMSEn, A. D., 1879, at the same pone and ie JAM H. JAMES at JOHNBTON,S T*ustoos, 4y30,81,aug1,2,4,11,18,8¢P6,8,9. 82- THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- PONED, by. aes of Spm until THURSDAY, Oo- tober 2d, 1879, at iL PHILIP, sepl0 JAMES 1 M30) JOHNBTON,S Trustees, OWING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE AB- gence of one of the Trustees, tho above sale is fur- ther ae ‘until THURSDAY, October 23, 79, a WILLIAM H. PHILIP, ? reustoos octza&ds JAMENM. SOBNBTORS D Ca OF VALUABLE REAL ES. iN GHTH STREET, OPPOSITE ses GENEEAL POST OrEICE. virtue of s decree 1 30th, wih in the tea me Comet of the District Columbia, in the cause of Lei al. ¥ Peugh of al wo will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, ti day of Oc: tober, 1879, at 4 o'clock pm. iba ‘piece OF arcel of land situste and lying in the city of Wash- {eton, in the District of Colum ywn and de- scribed ag the north haif of origingl lot numbered thirteen (13), in ese numbered al inetalno ite, ober stivel si: inal equal in ent able reg; x, aud elghteen monthe after the day of sale, with terest or all saan as the the option of the pur deposit of €200 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing and record) ‘cost, of the purebager. ‘The title will be i the full payment of the purchase mone’ Bw Oe +} Trustees. oct2-d&a: Py gies Auots. q {W. Law Reporter copy one i HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUBTEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY BRIOK HO! QueE. No, 24 DEF! ‘REET. Unéer aby virtuoct a deed of trust dated 1878, recorded in liber enact the land Columbia, J: 4th, aeat i, and building. Zé ‘The Revolt of the Utes. EPORTED MASSACRE OF AGENT MEEKER AND HIS ‘BMPLOYES, . a ‘Gispaton nas een received atthe Indian gent Stanley, at Los Pinos, Colo- Tado, dated Oct. 2, which says:—A ranner just in from the White River agency reports that the agent and employes are killed. There has been a night with the troops, in which the ofti- cers in command were killed. The troops are surrounded, awsy from any water supply. and their trains have been captured. Chiet Ouray, the head of the Ute nation, sends the following order to his people by a runner:—‘To the chiefs, captains, headmen and Utes at White river: You are hereby requested and commanded cease hostilities against the whites, injuring no innocent persons or any others further than to rotect your own lives and property from un- lawful and unauthorized comb'nat'ons of horse thieves and desperadoes, as anything further Will ultimately end in disaster to.a"t parties.” TROOPS FOR TUS FRONT. News from Rawlins dated 9 p.m. yesterday says no tidings from MUk Creek had been re- celved up to that hour. There arrived yester- day companies A, B and H of the 3d cavalry, the first-named from Fort Laramie and the two latter from Fort Robinson. | Saturday Co. 1, 3d cavalry, arrived from Fort Fetterman. force nowthere comprises six companies 0° ithinfantry, numbering 240 mea, and the 4 com- panies of cavalry mentioned above, numbering igo men. Three compantes of the 3d cavairy. 3 companies of the 5th cavalry and 2 comoantes of the 4th infantry start from Fort McKinney, N.Y., for Rawlin3 to-day. ‘A Tellable ranchman lving on the Maddy creek just In from Price's command at Fortiti- cation creek, 75 miles this side of Payne’s cor- ral, reported having seen no Indians. Tae com- Pauy of colored trodps of the 9th cavairs, Capt, odge, comman¢'ng, which has been encamped at Steamboat springs, and in regard to whose safety there has been so much anxiety, have oined Price at Fortification creek. THE MORMONS CHARGED INDIANS. A cate received at Denver from Laramie City says it ts believed that the Utes obiaia thelr supply of arms and ammvnition from the Mormons, who will furnish all they want. Ar- rivals from Sait Lake report the belief there that the Mormons had something to do with the outbreak. They are delighted at having - the military force centered in Ute territor ‘The Utes have been reinforced by the Arapa- hoes and Uintah Utes. ALARM AMONG MINERS. Prospectors in North Park from Cheyenne are returnin: They report the Utes in war paint having been seen In such close proxi! to the mines that many miners are leaving WITH ARMING THE or the settlements. Others are banding together for protection, and ranchmen in and near the park are leaving. All report having seen In- dians or Indian signs. Aaron Bergey, mail car- rier, arrived at Rawilas at 4:20 yesterday mon ing from Dixon, having left there at S o'clock Saturday morning. He reports seeing the body of George Gordon, a well-known frelghtar, wno was hauling L.dlan goods from Rawilns v9 White River Agency, and the body of one of his team- sters, at a point between the scene of T bu light and the agency. Bergey says heavy firlug was heard In th? direction of Payne’s p9- sition Wedsesday, No Indians have been seen in the vicinity of Snake River settlement. ‘There are five or six people at Dixon, and the carrier says they had no apprehensions of be- fog troubied. Peck, a Bear river trader, was on his way to Dixon when t! carrier teft Bergey. He tho’ itt'scommand camyed Saturday nigh tlon creek, and would reach I Tue C. & O. BoaTuen © THE MINERS FOR STRIK ‘A mneeting of over 64 boatinen ‘was held here yesterday with Abraham Kroon president and John Cabiil secretary. Thecom- mittee appointed at a former meeting to c> with the miners reported that they had made an unsu ‘ul attempt to meet the latter and that they were credibly informed that the sec- retary of the miners pocketed the telegraphic dispatches sent and did not present them to the miners’ meeting. A resolution was adopted condemning the action of the miners’ secretary as unworthy of aud unbecoming to the boai- men as fellow-workmen. It was further re- solved that from all the information in their power to obtain that the companies for which they are poetae are unable to pay an advance at this time, and that they will for the present agree to boat at 70 cents. Before adjouraing the meeting adopted a resolution “that the mniners acted unwisely in organizing a strike at this time, when they are rewarded for their labor equally as well as the miners of other districts, which compete with us in the general market, and we believe that should the strike continue for any length of time the trade that is now ours will be driven to other regions, greatly to our discomfort, and that our occupa: tion Will be gone.”—{Cumberland News, 4th, GOV. BLACKBURN PaRDONS FOURTEEN CON- VICTS.—A special to the Louisville Courier-Jour- nalfrom Frankfort, Ky., Oct 2, says: Tne gov- ernor this evening, {n company with the board of phystelans and the prison commissioners, made a visit to the penitentiary. At the gate he found the sheriff of Madison, having in charge anegro woman wituachild one year old. errer name was Margaret Oidham, and she and her husband had both been convicted of burglary. The child could not be held tn prison, and Madison county had made no provision for it. The woman said she had six other children at home, and she did not know how they would be eared for, so the governor settled the difi- culty by ordering her pardon. He then went into the prison, and after examining every case in both hospitals, ordered pardons to b2 written for eleven men and three wonen. All of them were cases which merited removal trom the Black Hele. They represented consumption, scrofula, scurvy, syphilis and other dise ies. In going through the wards he was beset with appeals from prisoners,and was very patient but frank in expressing his views, and many S| Sop turned away with the knowledge ‘at pardons could not be had for the mere ask- ing. ‘Thus far the governor has made no mis- take in granting pardons, and it ts not likely he will make very Many, though he says he will pardon every man that ought to be pardoned, if it depopulates the prison. HIGHER EDUCATION FOR Womgn. — Four women have taken the four years and eighteen special courses at Harvard under the new ar- rangement, Five ladies take courses in Greek, six in Latin, one in Sanscrit, five in English, six in German, six in French, three in philos- ophy, five in political economy, two in history, two in music, five in mathematics, two in physics, and three in botany.—[Springjleld Ke- publican, HORRIBLE Svictpe.—A young Russlan, being disappointed in love, actually stretched his naked body on a bare bedstead under which he had placed some lighted candles, and so slowly burned himself to death, the spine being com- pletely carbonized. Despite his agony the main actually left behind him a record of his motives and bis sufferings. Victor Hugo never wrote a more wy gues picture than did this love-crazed wretc: THIRTEEN TRAMPS, armed with stones and Sticks, boarded a train on the Maine Central railroad, near Lewiston, yesterday, and defled the conductor to oust them. They were carried several miles before they could be ejected. FOUL PLaY SusPecTgp.—Mr. Edward Crowley, a wealthy merchant of Bermuda, who started from New York for Prenton N.J., a week ago, with $30,000 in his possession, to purchase a large quantity of crockery for the West Indies, has not since been heard from. It is believed he has been murdered. KILLED BY 4 Steay, SHor.—& man named MacPherson, in Mendocino county, Cal, fatling to induce his wife to live with him’after a sepa- ration, killed her. In the commotion which ensued MacPherson received his quietus from a ee shot. low SHE Lovep Him.—A distressing and pre robably fatal attempt at suicide occurred yes- rday morning at the boarding house No. 311 ‘West 4th street, Cincinnatt. ‘Mig Lillie George, @ pupilof the Cincinnati College of Music, 15 ears of age, whose home is at Bonaparte, lowa, was engaged to be married to Mr. Fred. . Fernman. t 2 o'clock Saturday mornin; he was taken with congestive chills, and dt at 10 Saturday nignt. She attended him faith- fully goving his illness, and before he died said: “Good George; we will not be separated long.” Yosterday: forenoon she placed the muzzle of a pistol to her left breast and fired. Although not dead yet, there is very little hope of her recovery. William: eaten timekeeper at the new custom house in has disappeared, sixteen hundred dollars ort in his accounts. fs" Henry Brannon, recently arrested ta Mid. dletown, Md., has been committed at Wilming- ton, Del., for triai on the charge of outraging a T-year ola pangnter: of Jas. Morris, on the New Castle road last July. §2"An unknown colored man leaped from an excursion train near Nichols = t, S. C., On Thursday, and was instantly ki his “‘heaa whip Ne cross-tles with such fore as tosplit his skull. 2 Willie White was the three-year-old pet of a farmer’ Be Fulton, Wis, ‘Wis, aiad George Baumgartner, 16, was thedrudge. George contrasted his o' with the tender and hatred wi Uicemen in clothes era es inaone: are as i eee ieee aso =F Le lubs eputnns 0 Mazen C in TE ae pablicans have carried the state ‘thiee times and ats ‘three times, Signor Blitz had made a will givin cblidren life Interest in sectional pats cabepe Arthur, who was to have two-ninths of the property in fee-stmple. The son afterwards }gided to evil intluences,and his habits became bad whereupon the Signor, before hits death, made a codicile in his will, i which Arthur was given a life interest, like that of his sisters, When Arthur discovered the change in the will after his father's death, tt troubled him so much that he became a monomantac on the sub- ject, aud on Friday, wen he received from the executors his montwly sum, he became 80 ex- cited that he was committed to the tombs for examination. After a good night's rest he wag examined by physicians Saturday, and found to be sane On all subjects except ‘that of the legacy, and suffering trom a harmless idiosyn- cracy ‘concerning at, He was allowed to go home with bis sister, Mrs. Metz. Another sls ter is Mme. Van Zandt, the w noWD Singer, WAGES IN THE WeEsT.—The concessions by furniiure manufacturers of Louisville, Ky., the demands of cablnet-makers, and iso tae of the Louisville and Nashville raliroad to tts shop hangs, have worked up a general feeling among tradesmen 1h that city for higher wages. Saturday wight all the Loutsviile and Nashville raliroad laboring hands held a meetiug and pe- Utloned the tanagement for more salary. The chainuakers in St. Lous: augat tue strike have demauded 15 per cent. advance ete large factory, employing 140 men, has ylelded. Only one foundry at So. Louis ds out agalast the striking ders, ceisior Works Of Giles F. Filley. Tae ci- garmakers' strike 1s about ended, most of Laeat having gained their TuE Panis Hirrope E, a wae and well- ventilated building, which’ has S$ summer been the chief. resort of amuseinont seckers oo now giving a really curious performance, There are tour ¢ omnibas horses of Lhe Per- cheron breed, one of which Is narnessed wa sledge, while @ second sits 1 It other two so belilud, the back s 3 can be more comical. The seated horse has & humiliated air and casts envious eyes on his comrades, as if anxious to change places with them. Rarely has a more original idea been more humorously carried out ATTEMPTED MURDER AND § CIDE BY Porson, At New Maven, Conu., Mrs. Maria Baldwin, on Saturday poisoned’ ber imbecile aud wid? owed sister, Mrs, Dickerman, and then potsoned herself. Both will probably ‘dle. Mr: Aldwin, who 15 ated from her husband, was paid for teu years by her sister's conservator for her care. Saturday the sister was to be removed to the hospital Mrs. Baldwin dis- liked parting with he: and Wanted to die and be buried with her. She dreaded the loss of the weekly stipend from tne conservator, and probably Was laboring under the iniluence Of liquor, She laid out her grave clotues before the deed. Mrs. Baldwin wasvery dissipated of late, and often threatened to take her own life, Years ago she was handsome and reilued, and prominent socially. Her sister was likewise pro- ficient, Both were over w years, MiesinGWOmAN FOUND—Miss Kility Socksm aged about Vi, living ue aud a-nalf miles {rou New Market, Va., who was lost on ‘Thursday, Was found Saturday near Kreteer miles trom Harrisonburg, frou her Some of the sea ming up about ne she was ud cared for, She hiad been wandering arowud for nearly two days anda night with hundreds sedrening for her. She has been suffering trom temporary aberration of nnd for some Thu mie be Two Bat.ooyist3.— about half past. three afternoon Prot. Colgrove, aeronaut, and C. H. Williams, m. of the Woeodwaid Gardens, attempted to take a bal- Jon, nsion from the gardens. Tue wind biowing alm sta gale, tke balloon seemed insu ciently ted with gas, id rose heavliy above the buildingsof the garden, Soon after it dropped and scudded along at a low elevation, Ube telegraph wires in its light: In a moment the bag was ripped open and the gus escaged With a roar, being heard for blocks. Both occupants were thrown out, falling on Folsom street, between 1 13th, Walle the balloon came down a few rods beyond. A reat crowd from the gardens and viciaity col- lected and medical assistance was sainmoned. Williams was fearfully crushed about the face and head, and died in a few moments. Col- grove's injuries seemed to be mostly internal, and after lingering for a few hours he too died. THE AUDUCTION OF FRANK ELDRIDGE.—On the first of last month Frank, the elght-year- oldson of Richard A, Eidridge of No. 166 Curis topher street, disappeared from his home and he has not yet. been found. It is thought that he was abducted so that money might be ex- torted from Mr. Eldridge. Yesterday a cir- cular was sent out from pollce headquarters describing the boy as nearly 4 feet in belzht, With light brown hair, grayish blue eyes, @ slight scar overright eyeorow auother on. the back of one hand. His dress consisted of S, stripped stockings, straw hat, and ist. A reward of $20) is offered fur nts Star, 4th. A Sap Story this is from the Massachusetts state prion. S. W. Doliinger, who died there of Cousumption afew days Was 4 grad- uate of Harvard coilege and Law school, He was a mau of brilliant promise, but, be coming dissolute. forged a check for $2,500, for which he was sentenced to the state prison for five years. He was connected with a respect- able Iamily in the eastern part of the state. A Hoc-Sc Macmine which has just been tested in Chicago worked very satisfac- torily. A hog was -liled, placed In the maz chine,and almost in an instant came out with only @ few odd hairs on his head and legs. Seven hogs were passed through the machine in 57 seconds, and each Came out as hairless ag could be desired. With a few improvements, the macbine is expected to finish off 6,000 hogs in ten hours A Dov RAGEDY Aukean, Mendocino county, d'spateh says: An Aukeah man, named McPearson, who had been living apart from his wife for some time, re- cently returned to Covelo, in this county, and failing to induce his wife to live with hin, killed her, after which some parties near the scene of the tragedy, In an attempt to arrest him, were fired upon, and returning the fire, killed McPearson. ACQUITTED OF INCENDIARL Sameul Leediam, of Cape May, upon the charge of setting fire to his hotel,'and causing ths great conilagration last winter, came to a sud- den close on the 1st inst., by the prosecution falling to prove the case. ‘Twenty witnesses were examined, and, after the arguments of counsel, Judge Reed charged the jury, who re- turned a verdict of acquittal. CoswecticuT ELEcrioy.—In Connecticut to- day town officers will be chosen, and the sense of the people will be taken upon proposed amendments to the constitution of the state, which provide for bienntal sesstons of the legis- lauure, and give judges of the supreme and su- pertor courts of the state a tenure of office during good behavior til! seventy-five years of age. .—The trial of "We have observed that the papers of the country invariably print that tender poem be- on he melancholy days have come,” atjust the season of the year when the aver- age wife returns home from her summer trip,— [St, Louis Times-Journal. S27At Atlanta, Ga., last Wednesday night, Wim. Gibbon, a private in battery M., 5th artil- lery, was fatally stabbed in a street row with Joe Bacchus, a brickiayer. Bacchus escaped. $#-Mrs. Susan Kennedy Mears has been found guilty at Montreal, Canada, of the mur- der of Mary eeagten "and sentenced to be hanged December 6u! &#-Captain Stevens, of the steamship Cy- bele, which arrived at Quebec Saturday from Glasgow, was lost overboard,during a heavy. sea Sept. 23d, t#-Remark by Judge McCurdy, in a court at New Loudon, Connecticut:—“The sheriff will kindly request the gentlemen of the jury to desis: from eating peanuts, This is not a circus.” b?-A lady teacher in the third ward school yesterday inquired of a boy:—“How old are you?” “Six years.” ‘When were you six years ola?” “On my birthday.”—[Virginia Chronicle, &2-“Did you ever see an apron?” says one of those interrogative newspapers that are always ting off equib: about “did you aed hear & orse-laugh, or see a rope-waik,” etc. Yes, we have seen an apron and it covered one lap.— [Phila. Bulletin. fae soteelane A precocious youth, prompt ie Teco) of the last term, 5858, pleasant recollection of the last term, 885 § are Uke dogs, “they fee our has hand.” This carries of the palm.— {Wherting Sunday Letter. Wwe-SULLIVAN. On Wel onthe yet, 1879. af the parsons ee cm street reetown, Ber. Howe, JouN BR. Lowe to ELLA DIBD. py aN eigck, Buon he morning of £1517, 00 ‘art apd brain sé", fo:merly of eaves a wife and two chiliren. ( “ please copy.) UNDERTAKERS. gom B. WRIGHT, UNDEETAKER, sep27-Im* 2387 10th st. mew.