Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1880, Page 3

yj; HOUSEFURNISHINGS. STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. prcomater OHINA ana POTTERY, From the best factories in FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, and other tries, to which we respectful] ‘Gio attention of citizens and seransepe ey ave Mi. W. BEVERIDGE, (ate Webb & Beveridga,) No. 1009 Pa. avé., jan8 Between 10th and 1th streets. 4486 REPLENISHED Our Stock of OHINA, GLASS, OROCKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SEB- VIOES, PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, We solicit an inspection of the same from citizens and strangers. W. BOTELEK & BRO., Impontens or Curxa, Grass, &6., 993 Pennsylvania avenue. LADIES’ GOODS. EMILY SHOES. ‘Ss LADI ‘he best in the world for the mony. All Winter ata “be ill ee Boots TNce OF FIFTEEN FER CENT sor thenent 30 Als», odd sizes for sale cheap. LADIES’ ena Cnn. D 3 SHOES MADE ODE jani5 No, 1107 F Street n.w., WILL DISTLAY ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 27x and 25TH, 1880, A HANDSOME SELECTION OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, ALSO, BREAKFAST CAPS AND FICHUS. mar20 JPRING IMPOR OF PATTEEN. a Languedoe, Polit de itose, Ducbesse, Chantilly, Spanish aud Beaded Laces, "New effects in Gash: Iere and Beaaed Capes. elegant assortment 0} Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Corsets, Under- rarment id oa ti ine of rit Dolmans and Mantillas, Jeonety, Isters, Flannel Sc 4 Bisek Silk Suits, a first- 1988 for an 5 LETAN, 907 Penna. ave. 1CiteTreviee, Paris. marls DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts. St. Cloud Bag. CONTINUATION. OF THE GREAT SALE OP LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. en, Doss More of those thoroughly ade and trim sles 1 oar ‘MISE 25 OENTS EACH. ebro garment af tho Old price for one week meer: © poweLass’, maré Sth and F streets. uM BELLE LUCAS DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. BOOTS AND SHOES. TE ARK SELLING BOOTS AND SHOES AT OLD PRICES. Geol Shoe bought. 1. t0 Ladies’ Peb. and Kid But. Boots 1.25 and Saw, a : ee cons aslowin proportion. Pair "t ven away, ®! rd ee 9. “W. SELBY'S, 1914 and 1018 Pa. ave. Bien Big Shoe. ‘mar20 Brevs HOE STORE, maré 1614 14th st. ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN} BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORH SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyleanic avenuc. ere all bought before the sdvanee in prose, at rock bottor: WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME cost For THe Nexr 15 Days. ‘We are selling s Gent's hand-stitched full SR | A Ladies’ 1.50 ‘A Misses! 1.00 AGhile’s *' BOO. 90 poe crerything cise in proportion. GEO. McCARTHY. THE TRADES. Bae aT Ret that the INDERY per lings i mceene Bilt the eaperior apie whch, as aways ben & bar emia (2 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floer. Cashes AND JOB PRINTERS, ven! Washington D. O° MEDICAL, &e. PERMATOREHCA, | Im cy. Premature Decay, dail Vausteal Dinousce, uuickly Sired by HENNIE. ‘No Galomel used. pipe el by br HER cured. cae ees mee R. MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS—Certain Cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Urin- ary Disessce, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weal Trapotency, ty mpotency,,. Gleet Sypuilis, udsal Bi meet mnerr- Hea cured im 48 hours. For sale by Wit 3 EN WISLE, Draswiet, corner 12th st’ and Pa. ave. ico 88 per box, sent by mail under seal on re- eaipt of price. man ‘ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR ecaee jen. females complaints quickiy cured. ns ted eae at ‘7th st. nw. Office koure f from 1to9 p.m. aug26-8m' Di Gata oldest id only reli- Ll in the « city, cam be fassachusetts avenue from 1 Dr. Iai fole ager Ke JACQUES, No. 7 University Drugs iste supplied. decdd TARTLING > DiscovERy. MANHOOD BESTORED. ‘A victim of youthful imprudance causing, Ei led ,pervous ity, lost (aS known i NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkiah Bath Rooms are now complete. No of managers since tts [psf ‘The bent otablahment sou jew York. eee OI RORENTROR pray WoinsaaG BERTSON, Cas ELT Ort bw. neat iT Di. BO! ‘guaran fn al dinoase tees & Cure jervons and Seminal DEALEDS IX UNITED STATES BONDS, Dis RIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. e6 1880 POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CO. reaeee GEORGE LEARY, *h White Commander. @ BESUMPTION OF HOUTE WASHINGTON, D, 0.,,axb NOREO! FORTRESS s nol Hiss TREY POINT axp Op ana stteg Bon MONDAY ( MAHOH fe f= — Fanning hee route sauce ‘above’ ports, leaving 'WasnINGTON, D. C., Nonro From foet of Reventh at., “| | Froid Te a MONDAY “AND WED- sat os ee y SATURDAY até Dav aN SUNDAY, ee fare to Norfolk (rst class), Bi; round trip (first-class), $1.50. Ticke! rates, information, Btate-rooms, ae furnished yy our arents, HUME, SER SOS PaO, 607 Market Bpace.” Haley & eee 143 peli ave. ‘nw. BOOS! ho ears lvanis, bk Wit 8 ROOSE at Principal hotels. va. “MIDLAND NAHORD OFFICE, Beh er rest » gan Pennsylvania avenue north GE) ae ‘OFF ‘FICE POTOMAO "STEAMBOAT wharf, and on Soar o Agent for Norfolk, D. F. KEELING. mard-lm Agent for Washington, B. F. DODD. FOP NOREOLK, FORTRESS MON- KOE ANDTHE Steamer LADY OF THE LARE Teaves Gth-street stopping at Piney P, oin' Lookout, connecting Bosten Steamers, a0. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at4 p.m. First-class fa 1; Eourd Trip, $1.50. Becond-class fare, 75c. ; ound Trip, FOR POTOM! AC RIVER LANDINGS. Rteamer JOHN IOMPSON leaves 6th-street wharf every MONDAY ana THURSDAY, at 78. m., for Nomini, and SATURDAY for Leonardtowa, stopping at principal landings going and returning. 81 FOR NEW. MIGHT and JOHN GIBSON al- re Pier 41, East River, New York,every mand 63 Wailer street, Georss- Y MORNING, and d Aloxandiia ‘same day.’ Freight taken at lowest_rates. ply at steamer or office under National Metropolitan, eep2T BAM'L BACON, President. NEW YORK_ROTTERDAM. The first class steamers of this ling, “WwW. A SGHOL, hy ALAND,” * *‘SHOTEDAM, ' ind “ROTTERDAM,” leave Sersey Olty, svery terns Wednesds: id Bat betty Cabin $05810; Recond Cabin 845-850 L. MORBI! 50 sone Xe RE aes: i H. Cero ae General rT Bek s New York. vase SL aDe Ray EXPRESS LINE MILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON e GEORGETG Pine for" Boston, Provi ries e for ms New England States. the St yor Tull faformation apply to J. H. a a 0, 1202 F street northwest, and 12th-strost wharf, Washington. D- 0. . MF, GLYDE & 09; Gent Philadel phia. mar20 ORTH, GERMAN LLOYD—Sraumsme Lig Betweex New Your, Havaz, LONDOM, BourmaMrtoN AND BREMEN. ‘The steamers of thi ‘will sail every Sat- day from Bremen Pier, foot of 84 Hoboken. : From’ New York fone’ ou ste ahs ‘and ‘fimt = si08; seocnd eat SEunug Fes! freight or plaatoe apply fo ‘New York. ois Gon 80-, Bas Paar ‘asta te > Washinetone eee Copal secnons seasons of Wo Feare Ce yee mda oe york oF a cronsing: the, Sueridiad Of 60 at 3 863 tho borasward p nore the meridian of 60 at 42 int, oF 2 the north of 43. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP OOMPARY LIM- E. Betvreen New York ae Calle Bieeraae at very ce aces Europe, at lowest = oe eal tinent, and for Mediterran spply at the Gompany's oftos, Hone Bow and Be Sd at Wa a Ons: Ta " CHAS. G. FRANOKLYR. Agent. N.Y. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, a ithwest ber 16, 1879, at 1:20 LE: W. ‘ANHINGTON. 5:00 p.m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- ~tNew York, Philadelphia and Boston On Sundays to;Baltimore only. Break- Fast at vat Relay Station. 6:50 a.m.—Baltimors, Annapolis and way. (Pied- mont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frede- rick and way, via Relay.) $00 aun {Baltimore and Taurel Expl 8:10 a.m.—Point of Rocks, Piedmont, Siraabure, Winchester, Hazerstown and way stat Gare Boston and jamore to New York and Pibladelphia. 8:35 a.m.—t8t, Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pittsburz Express. ¥rederick, Hagerstown and Hey Branchy ‘except Sunday’. ‘Thro car to Staunton. Pullman cars to Cincinnati, Graf- ton to Sandusky, daily except Saturday. 9.00 a.m. Annapolis and ae 10-004 mi. Baltimore Beprese, Stopsat Dadens- burg, Colleze, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis June- tion, aa nd Hanover. (0 p.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City 0 p-in. New, York, Philadelphia and Boston Express. Slops at Laurel 1.35 p-m.—;0n Sunday tp ‘Buly, Baltimore and Way. P. itimore, jensburg and Laurel Express. Hratericks via olay. Beope at Annapolis junction. 4.85 p.m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Haxers- On Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only. (0 p.m. t Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- apie NORFOLK AND peared EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- day Norfolk passenyers taken in the cars direct to Moat ut Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Lau- sy: 00 pun. ane of Rocks and Way Preston 6: itimore and Way Stations. TIMO! A ZD LAUREL EX- COLUMBUS AND eae car to Chi a4 lew York, Philadel ress. Parlor car ieott City, via Rela: 1GAGO, cago. utsburg oae0 pt Sun 45, es + NE ORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BELTIMONE EXPRESS. lone at Bladens: burg and Laurel. Sleeping car, to New York, and srecial ae tw car {0 Philadelphia. - ga. St. Louis and Cincinnati Express. Pullin at Dally. CSunday only. Other trains daily, excapt uni All trains stop at Relay Station. For further information yaPDlY at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket O: Station, and 305, Cd and Corner Lathan 1d Peni vania ‘avenue, where orders amare to bd Cheeked and received at sn Point im the city. ENTS, COLE, Gi ne ok a eneral Tieke ROO STE Ge ea —— mylT 1880 PENNSYEVANIA 18 80 TO iat os NORTE WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. ie Track, Steel Hails, Sr ————- MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. ‘ect J. TRAINS | EEAYE E WASHINGTON, f from Devot, of Sixth and B streets, ae follo Pittsburg and the Weet, 10:40 7 me dall Barlor Car. to Pittsburg > and Sleeping Oars rom sburg to Cincinnati an loago; 7:40 p.m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago. BATINOES AND PoTomag SATURORD: For Can: Rochester eae suseaee rabandi pee i Bata Mays wikt ma. ex: urday, Palnce Gare to G aay, rg be Nam Lock Haven ‘and feat 10.40 ame d iy, For Now York and the East, 8:10 a.m., and 1:30 p. m, daily, except Sunday, and 945 p.m, daily, with Palace Cars at ed. Limited Express « a 9:30 a.m. daily, except For Brooklyn, N.¥., all through trains connect at ere Ol i with boats of Brooklyn Annex, af- girect transfer to Fulton oiding diab ferriage anc Sourney acroue ie York For? ex obi, 820g, beeen daily, Bi dalle é Se aa snd 9:4 m. ‘On sunday, 40 and 9:4 Grek Ling '6:00 a.m. Tee a6 pas or Annapolis 8.10 ats, and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- cept ai ALE: IA AND FREDERIOKSBURG B Wav AND AVERANDEIA AND WASHING. 2, 9 11 a.m, 4:20, 5:20, ie at7, 9 and for Boban Seages aae and ‘Trains ie Se eres See SS Eee. Pe pad 10 a.m., and 7 loemation. Sleeping and Parlor Car ac- can be procured at the: corner of neh carer and avenue: northeast ono share onda oe Span besuses (0 destinations a in TO-MORROW. fiona DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTEES’ SALE FRAME HOUSE ‘MOMROE STR BEALE AND STREETS, GEORGETOWN: of 8 of, trust, dated the iteent of May, and di paps eS : Girection tho parties secured thereby, the sell on 0 RESET, 28 oH F 3 i ‘ said examen ‘8 lot; the with Alexander's south line to place of beginning; “tiie the improves erms: One-third the baiance at six and twelve months, with 1 wos bearing interest at ignt eae Gee is San SU Sita, dae a 6 tees reserve the right to resell Reon property at the risk and cost of the WILTHAM D AGEN AI A! GORDOX,} Trusteos. marl1-10t VIRTUE OF A DEFD OF TRUST TO ME, dated December 24, 1873, recorded in Liber_740, folio 76, &c., ove of oe a fi records for the county of C., and at the nest of the owner ot ‘the note fecured thereby, I ae oe at suction, in Bere of the premises, cn MO) ML 29: oa é gcrcee Aire 8q rth of re one, two and three,” in Square no a eee five Pandan and eight, CN. ‘of bua) ether with the improvements reon. ‘ermrs of sale: The ar-ount of the indebtedness secured thereby and expenses of ia cash balance in six and twelve months ‘after the day of Fe nee giind will be redeizod to be made iaume- er requ diately after ale, All tho cont of deeds and record, ing to be paid by the purchase the full | 3 ed with 1 after aale, erms are not t compli in ve acter aslo, the reeold at the th defaulting Durehaeer IN W. KENNEDY, Trustec, JOB. T. COLD WELL, Auctioneer. 6-4 IHANCERY SALE. — By vate e of a decree of tue Supreme Court, of the District of Columbia, passed in Kanlty caure No. 7,178, offer for aalo at gueton con TUESDAY, Hx 2p Day OF MARCH, 1880, av 5 O'CLOCK P. ront of the premises, Lots Nos. 25 and 28, in O'Donoghue's sub-division Of part of lot 2 in square No. 18, in the city of Washington, I 26 frontts 23 feot on North G ‘betw 5th streets; and Lot 28 fronts cn Washington street, both of said EGINALD FENDALL, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts ‘marll-d&ds DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Author of a work, ““The Ear: Its Diseases and Thetr ‘Guide to the Diseases of the EVE,” diseases of the RESPIRATORY jal_reference to the treatment Siammenees kacet oe of OATAMIE T AT and ASTHMA. OFFICE: 619 10th st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DIS- BASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, OHEST, &o. 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GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS, TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, Ho. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: THIS AFTERNOON. W. HANDY, Auctioneer. CHANOERY SALE OF ‘VALUABLE IMPRO EAL ESTA’ SITUATE ON, FETe eae TWEEN M N STREETS 16 of a decree of the Supreme Court the Dist Passed in equi deens eee be outa ry Sh Ywill offer for sale, on AY, I Mason 2 “i880 ar'bs O'GLOoK P.M. at nublig duction, in front or, the P al of Iot'H and the south part of lot I having a front of ig faches and Tan. ing back with the same widt 6 rear line of a | Ba ioe, tp Phillip and Lindsly's recorded ‘subdivi- ol said southern Ory, ant 8100 shal be paid ag od ef eniche tine of ea ai ah ¢ time oF ee th fee two equal saan at cost. failure to com} ‘ly with the Sathin seven oa eee {fs reserved to rose! at eta risk and cost of bang pure! [CNALLY, Trustes, mar5-eokds Columbis Law Building. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Cc eae PROVED OPERTY ON H TNROR SETWEEN NINTH AND DENTE STREETS EAST, IN SQUARE 934, y virtue of cause No. 7 trust, D. 1873, and duly recorded in 1 Re, 0 Bho 119, ‘oneof the land records of f Columbia, we shall sel! at are oat oF inant ot the ihe premtacs, on, MONDAS Mancx, A. pertain iote irty-four, (834.) Lot 18 is.@ corner lot, fronting about 20 feet, improved by a brick two-story dwell- ing. ‘The other lote front on H street, and are un- 7 centum an} arty Secure Soe teams See Sas rty at time a salen tr ruse arom ‘not complied path even ae ‘after six days aye advertisement ro Ei ihe risk and ‘cost of the deteuling purchaser. on conveyancing at purchaser's A. = nd: JOHNSON, Pps: E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. virtue of a deed of trust, dated October S76, snd duly recorded in Liber No. (7 tse ‘folio 183, qne of the land records of the District of Golumbia, and at the request of, the secured thereby, I will sell st bul oa ‘ON Day: in nue a said alley (50) fifty feet and aban inches, and thence on Ane Ae er im ra ot eae murth cash, the balan * a snnuun snubs sold, oF by deed of trust on the disor A 7, sold, oF aay ck see Se, Posies oe rea the the 2 at the risk and © cost of ine Hofaule. ing purel oer atten seven days’ advertisement in the weniug Star. CALDERON CARLISLE, Trusteo. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mar9-d&ds THIS EVENING. Wwttes B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. FINE ARTS. SALE EXTRAORDINARY. FINE OIL PAINTINGS. THE GALE COLLECTION, FROM HIS GALLERIES, No. 1125 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN. Embracing every variety of subjects—Landscapes, Marines, Figures and Fruit—by eminent artiste, now on exhibition, day and evening, with descrip- tive catalogue, at the Gallery, No. 1423 NEW YORK AVENUE, Near Riggs’ Bank; TO BE BOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE EVENINGS OF MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 23 AND 24, AT 7:30 O'CLOCE. Mr. B. SCOTT, Jz., will‘conduct the sale. marl9-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. Carr, BALE OF Ne LOTS ON 8 STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND UBTEENTE TH STREETS NORTH WEST. a decree of tne Supreme Court 2 Distal of Ocinmabis, passed. See rupli a eee it wil oder fe suction, TUBSDAY, Sora Manon, A of sinctaen ras rf fwenty-one Gin WW. ran's su Byuare numbered. two eo a C9), 8 » aid. ibdivision of D.0" folio 10s, i the Bufeyars ples for aaek District, and being the same ie BOpEEEY rtv conveyed by | fru John B. (ieee of record in Liber ab follo 196. 196, one Sof the land re- conde for said a and nae Terms ‘of alo, as preacribed by anid decree: iniiiers money to be paid— ooh ard ia eaah oe 667 of eal Oe wittiin sarea thereafter ; an: tay of ales ai an and r OF purchasers to to give bearing date the day terest from asec of the residue in two twelve months after ixera the f eale, an ble. with payable Bote St the rate of six pale Joh notes Heth cost. reeerves risk ‘and cost of the 3OuN KEVWORTE. ’ BS aeks ‘Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Ms Loo 100m qo] Sus. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Paper formerly sold for 760. now reduced to 60s. ‘The above bargain oan be obtained at JNO. 0. PARKEWS, oot 617-619 7th street. OBSERVATIONS om > “NASAL CATARRH 4mD CATAERHAL DEAFNESS. By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. . ‘For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DE. WILLIAMBOR, febT-3m, 533 13th street northwest. PDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers and D sts. nw. RERPING GOOD: 5 aE Hoe. es peut ae WARE TIN! Bach Bal BART LE eae art Dozes - at ae es TUESDAY MORNING, Manou 23D, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at “= DUNOANSON BROS... Aucts. |HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘USTEE’S SALE OF “VALUABI aoe arnoveD TWO O LANGE Bit BIOK & cs OHIEFL! By virtue of two des 1 Sat to me, one dated the 20th day of July, 1872, and one dated the 24th da of Benteinber, 1873) and beth duly reco econ in Li n Liber No. 685, folio 465 and Fespectivel Records of. the District of Col ae ‘aid'at the request of the ee pec! coesty, Ba lie auction, in front of the premlecs, ‘on MON- AY, the 8rH Day or MagcH, I aT eous O'CLOCK P.M.. the lowing described fay parce!s of ground situate in the ee & amine. = the line of Louisiana avenue, twenty eight feet five inches, thence southeastwardly and at th said aveuue one hundred and seventeen feet four inches to a thirty feet alley, thence southwest- rdly along the line of said alley twenty-eight fect feven inches to the southwest corner of lot, thence northwestwardiy and at right angles with suld avenue, onehundred and twelve feet eight in- ches to the beginning, © containing 3,268 equare fect of ground. “Also, all that piece or parcel of zround adjoining the same, known and describe fourteen, and thenee on the eastern line thereof to the ortheast corner of said lot, thence on the northern Iine westwardly twenty -five feet to Oopp's Bowlbue Saloon, thence eoutherly and parallel to the line first mentioned to the southern line of said lot, thence in a straight line to the place of bexinning. The whole improved iby two large brick buildings, oceupied chiefly as offi Terms of sale si allt be as follows, viz: amount of indebtedness secured by sald deed Tot trust unpaid with the expense of sale i1cash, a ihe balance at shx mentas, for which the nots of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, shall be taken. A deposit of four hundred shall Etre SE oe chaser ‘at tho te of sale, conveyancing shall be at the expense of the | purchaser. The amount of indebtedness under said deeds of trust is as follows, to wit: 215,000 with interoat at 8 per cent. on 87,500 from S| Be Beptember, 1878, and on 87,609 fromi 18t Octo- er, I mar26{ JOSEPH J STEWART, Trusteo. f®-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL | MONDAY, THE 22D OF Mancw, 1880, same hour aed place, -n, w&f,7t JOSEPH J. STEWART, Trustee. ¢?-THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST- poued until MONDAY, Avril Sth, 188), same Lour and pla JOSEPH J. STEWA mar22-10, wy, Tt rite, B= WABNER, Teal Estate Auctioneer. STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE. BUILDING LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH ST! By virtue of a deed oft mie dated ee running ber 2ist, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Liber 691, folio 466, the subscribers will sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, on WEDNES- DAY, THE 147H DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1880, at 5 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, lots numbered thirty- two, thirty-three, thirty-fou four, ‘thirty. #ix and thirty-seven, ( 5 Geo We Riggs’ subdivision of tansre 210 (two hundred an )in the city of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, according to the plat of said sub division, of record in the office of the surveyor of istri “ermae of sale; One-fourth cash (of which a5 cnn mane be paid at the time of sale), and the residue in six, twelve and ei<hteen months from the day of sale, the purchaser to sive notes, foyen por cent per annum ny the in equal suns, bearin; interest, to be secure y deed of trust 01 premises sold, to the satisfaction of the Tru: he whole amount may be paid in cash, option of en errs who must all o gpeing. ‘Trustees reserve the erty, or any 6 risk cee Br the purchaser | Rae defante ‘on five days? hotice in the Evenins Star, if th plied with within five da; oy ym the di NE, mar20-m,w&a Tiz0s. AkDE, 5 Trusteos. H. WARNER, Real Ketate Auctioneer. tegsTEE's SALE OF EIGHT ACRES OF LAND 8, NEAR UNIONTOWN, IN THE. COUNTY “OF WASHINGTON, bis- ABIOT OF COLUMBIA. oety, ane cakes a deed of trust, dated inthe Ga | © an ablic 6 terms are notcom- y of sale. 26th, nly recorded in Liber No. 67%, folio We, one of the land records: for the District of Col jumbia, and at the request of the y BEC I will sell’at public auction, in front e808 WEDNESDAY, AvatL 77H, 1880, Ar’ 5 o'cLOOK P. m., all. certain Hicces or parels of land situate’ in the Go Count of vashington,, District of Columbia, and being lots numbered 704, 709 and part of 713, adjoining Uniontown and south of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac river and known as Chichester in- ning for the same at the northeast corner of lot No. 703, at a large chestnut tree, ruanuing thence south 37% degrees west 263 feet: thence south 4734 de- freee cust 822 fect; thence north 42% degrues east 0 feet: thence north 3 32 degrees west 435 feet; thence south 4235 degrees west 225 fact; thence north 29 d Sweet 64 fect: thence north 40% de: grees west 235 feet; thence north 6135 dewrecs west 184 feet to the place of ‘vowinntaee containing 8 acres of land, more or less. ‘Terms of sale: One- fourth cash; balanoo in three equal installments in mx, twelve and eighteen nuonths, T by a dead of trast on the jropsety hold, ‘with interest rate of six per cent. per aununt, or all cash, at option of purchi ‘A deposit of 850 will be required at time o ‘all conveyanc- ae and recor ig at purchasers ‘cocks. If terms of tale are not comp.ied_with within five days after day of eale, then the Trustee reserves the rizht to resell the property at risk and costs of, defaulting yurchaser after five days) notice in the Evenins P of the premi D. Ss ar20-m,w,8 HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SALE OF THRRE-STORY DWELLING, WITH Back. BUILDING: ON BEST SIDE OF SEO- ND S' BETWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH A STRERTS. IN SOUARE TH. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 13th day of March, 1877, and recorded in Liber folio 106, the. tndersigned, Trustee, wiil poten at HebANS gale, in front of thé premises, on Manon Sorat, 1880, ak f OCLOGR. P. 1 that certain Piece or, parcel of land situate aan Iyinu in the city D. C., being part of Lot 29, in are 720; the same belue the north 18 fect IL inches front. by ‘depth of sald lot; and having & depth of 90 feel 10 inches, and, belig improved by ick dwelling and two-story brick bac! ‘Terms ot sale: One-third cash, and the residue in tera equal instalments, payable. in six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale. with estat = pee cant and to be evidenced aby promise 801 of f purchaser, secured by de the pureh: i meen Sac sit of $200 be e ase. posit of requir at tne of id. If purchaser falle to compl pa within seven days from ssle, the will resell at his cost and risk. All conve yest purchaser's cort. EO. F. APP! Y, stee. PiIPHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.- niarl7-d&ds IHANCERY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE IMME DIATELY SOUTH OF THE RESIDENOE OF BRITISH MINISTER. BEING ONE N eee NORTHWEST, Rear NINE- ENTH STREET, JEFFERSON AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtne of a decres of the Supreme Court nutae, ‘24th day of De ber Ser, A.D 187t tn a ney, A 5 mi cause No. 0995, Dy conse a all ie partics inin- of wo willon MONDAY, AParr iden, 1890, At FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. SHARP, on the prei gontinuing at the same timé and, place from day 10 Ea ‘until all the -lote described herein are offered. fer for sale, at public auction, all pieces: reels of land in Washington city, District of Oo. apo! it mn the ground an of of said city as lots pas ed fro twelve (12), both inclusive, Tot fourtocn, fixteen (16) to. twenty’ “seven, both fe from ciety ome Ce 431) tot eM » | Sc both inclusive, and Jot thirty-nine (39), in ingersoll’s recorded subdivision of. ‘aquare ndred and thirty-nine (139), which said sub- division i is duly recorded in Liber J.H.K... folio 179, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Go: Jombia. hae Join wil beg offered separately. C of the subdivision may be had at Warner, 916 F street northwest, or of either of the Peco of sale: Cees of the p purchase money | Ty AS B. H. W. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF GAS AND ICE STOCK. M., we shall sell at public at the nC street, the following Mo the eutate of Mary Porter, doe THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY ..March 22, ISSO. fect Parole was Counted Out. ial to the N. ¥. Truth trom London, ware 19,@ays: The race for the Liverpool Spring Cup, which came off at the Liverpool meeting to-day, excited constasrabls in- terest nr ale city. Parole stood well tn the betting, and the oftices of the several sporting papers in Fleet street were surrounded by eager froups of spectators anxious to ascertain the Considerable surprise was manifested the news was bulletined that Parole was the winner, and the wonder increased when a few moments afterward it_ was announced that the American horse had been disqualified. The betting on the grounds, just before the race, was 9 to 4 against Capt. Macheil’s brown geld Advance (aged); 6 to 1 against Lord Rose- four year-old bay filly, Chocalate; 7 to 1 agiinst Parole, and 10 to 1’ against the field. The race was well contested, and Parole won handily by halt a length. His’ jocky, however, had committed the error of judgment of cross ing In front of Advance within the regulation two lengths, which ts prescribed by the ruies of the turf. Jeffrey, who rode Parole, dented the charge, and was positive that there was consider- ably over two lengths between Parole and the 2d horse when the cross took piace. ‘The judges, however, decided against. him, and the race was given to Captain “Machell’s ‘Advance. There was aclear length between the second and third horse, the Duke of Montrose’s bay hors om trose. By the disqualification of Paro ! Toovis’ four-year-old Gilderoy obtained “this 1 place. The supporters of the Lorillard stabi are greatly chagrined at the unsails actory ne sult which has attended Parole’s tirst victory this season. The position of the Duke of Moi- trose’s Strathblane at the finish was a genuine surprise. The brown horse had beon generally considered out of the race, and he liad beea lumped with the rest of the’ fourteen who ran and who were not specified in the bettiag as in the fleld. His weight, however, was greatly in his favor. He carried 9 pounds, while Parole, the actually winner, was loaded down with | pounds. The London Sportsman and Beis L concur in saying that It was the general opinion in the paddock and in the ring that the Stew- ards would award the race to Parole. Both journals say there was undoubtedly foul riding, but not more than is frequently passed over without notice. The Pniladelphta Times says the thirty-sec- ond rule of racing reads as follows: ‘A horse that crosses another is disqualified ‘unless it. be proved that he was two clear lengths ahead of the other when he crossed.” ‘The necessity of the strict observance of this rule in horse rac- ing, as in rowing, 1s obvious, as, otherwise, {n a close finish, when the rider of the horse half a length or a length in front sees that his oppo- neut is gradually gaining upon him, he has only tosteerhis own mount into his rival's line of direction; the other jockey must then check his horse, or a collision would of necessity take place, and hence loses enough ground to insure the success of the man riding with his head as well as his hands. Jeffrey's reputation as a “tricky” Jockey would doubtless militate agalast Parolé in considering the complaint. Had the son of Leamtngton’s old jockey, Archer, been in the saddle, it is probable that Parole would have not only won the race, but got the stakes. PAROLE'S PROSPECTS. Parole’s running at Liverpool will draw re- newed attention to his chance of winning the City and Suburban again. It is a month before the event comes off, and as recent advices from Newmarket state that Parole Is rather backward in condition, he should strip on Epsom downs a seven-pounds better animal than he ran on Fri- day. There is no getting away from the fact that it was a great performance to co sixteen pounds to Advance and twenty- pounds to a fair three-year-old like Chocolate, and, judged by this eet ear orine wey Parole’s prospects of carrying off the greatest of the spring handicaps, (t ity and Suburban,) not- withstanding the terrific impost with which he is burdened, begin to look more rosy. ONE OF THE VIRGINIA JUDGES ACQUITTED. Special dispateh, dated Saburay, to the Balti more Sun, from Lynchburg, Va., says:—In the United States district court, Judge Rives, ex- Judge John Hill, of Buckingham, was tried on an indictment charging him with obstructin; the civil and legal Tents of citizens by excl 1 ing or not summoning negroes on his juries, Hon. T. S. Bocock, Ma; john W. Daniel and Major Danbridge, of Winchester, appeared for the defendant, and Captain Lurly for the prose- cution, After heart testimony. the judge said the United States had not made out a case, aud if the jury brou; ae in a verdict of guilty he would get it aside, it having been proved that Gee deféndapt had not violated the law, as al- whefeupon defendant was discharged. er judges will be tried Monday. Wath ee Fort 1 ‘exas, t, three highwaymen attacked and robbed a party of campers. Re- eating the experiment on another camp, they Were fired upon, and one. of the party was wounded and one of their horses killed. They got away with their wounded comrade. A Famous ’LONGSHOREMAN.—The 'Longshore- men’s United Benevolent Association, in New York, helda meeting last night in ald of the Faruell Irish relief tund, but the attendance was not as large as anticipated. Hon. S.S. Cox, \in. E. Robinson, Gen. T. F. Burke, andothers made brief speeches. About $500 were realized. Gen. Burke fn his speech facetiously referred to Mr. Pi arnell's ancestor as the famous 'long- shoreman who worked alon: ng the shores of ores aaa Georze the Third’s authority was destroy CATHOLIC COLONIZATION IN THE NORTHWEST.— A juige meeting of Catholics was held in St. vunl, Minn., yesterday. in answer to a letter from’ Father Nugent, of Liverpool, asking as- sistance in removing families trom Ireland to some Catholic colony in this country. The neetipg recommended the location of such families at_the Catholic county of Manville, Big Stone county, Minn. A collection of $606’ was made, to be dévoted to paying the expenses of twenty-fivé families to the colony named. FALL OF A FLOOR AND THIRTY PERSONS IN- 3URED.—During a school entertainment in the public hall at 5 ineoln, Pa., Saturday night, at wEich 500 persons were present, the floor gave Way, precipitating 150 persons to the floor be- Many others jumped from the windows, watch are twelve feet from the ground. Thirty Persons were injured, including Mrs. Jacob Kee- nigmacher, Misses Alice Bowman, Ada Springer, Miller, Laura Erb and Christie Benjamin seriously. During the confusion the scholars rushed on the stage, overturning two lamps, setting fire to the carpet, but the fire was extin- ed before serious damage was done. MR, DORSHEIMER DENIES.—The New York Swi has interviewed ex-Governor Dorsheimer in regard to the alleged payment to him by Tilden of $170,000 for expenses Incurred by Dorshelmer in behalf of Tilden in is76. He said: “I never had aciaim against Mr. Tilden of the kind men- tioned, nor of any other kind. He never owed me any money, nor has he paid me any. I never presented to him any bill whatever. I never had any pecuniary transaction with him. Such ee ses as fellto me during the cam- paign. except as respects a very small sum, were! pald byme, I never expected Mr. ‘Tilden to pay them, I ‘never asked him to pay them, nor has he paid them in whole or in part.’ A New YorK SUNDAY MorNING MURDER.—A dozen Soule Then who had been spending Sat- urday evening at the theaters in New York, at 2 am. yesterday morning in a liquor saloon. Ang ht was begun ‘between Thomas Reilly and Daniel Lend and was continued on the side- walk, the friends of each joining in the fray. In the mildst of the conflict Henry Campbell rushed between Rielly and Delaney, but a moment later gave a sharp cry and rai mortally stabbed in the groin. The crowd then scattered. Camp- bell was taken to Bellevue hospital and died afew minutes. Delaney, who inflicted the stab, and several others were arrested. A KEARNEY’S SENTENCE DENOUNCED BY WORK- INGMEN.—A board of ward presidents of the et inpmiens party in San Francisco has passed resolutions denouncing the sentences of Kear- od and Gannon as oul us, and charging lice judge with luting himself to we the enemies of the workingmen. At the sand I lots yesterday Kearney went back on his conservatism of & week ago, and fiercely de- nounced the police judge, the prosecuting = torney, and a amber of prominent citize: was careful, however, not to use any more in: DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE com) room is the fifth or upper story of the , and the fire, whi ht to the press-roo! to the top of the structure the well of used for low e forms. The = < x*s Unknown Zacmy. he New York Sun of Saturday said: The door bell at the home of the Rev. Dr. Nomen + Dix, rector of Trinity Church, was rung about every fiteen minutes all day” yesterday. The cause was a resumption of the System of annoyances that bas been more or less continued since last October, by means of postal cards and letters to which the pame of the Rev. Dr. Dix was, requesting various persons to call at the house. ‘The author of the annoyance had given notice through a morning paper that he would resume bis operations yesterday; so the doctor was pre- pared for him by having a servant specially en- aged to attend the door and prevent annoy- ance of the family. Most of those who called Were persons In search of employment, who had adverlsed in the morning papers for situations, Some were tradesmen who had been requested to call with samples of goods. Part of them had letters and others postal cards. In some eases the name of the Rev. Dr, Dix was not signed, but the vtetim was asked (o call at his house: ‘The Rev. Dr. Dig was not personally annoyed by all this, and, i fact, has pecome somew hat amused by the persistence of his unknown per- secutor. He said he was totally at a loss to ac- count for tt all. A TEMPORARY CESSATION OF THR ATTACK. The Post of Saturday evening sald: Dr. Morgan Dix was not annoyed Ub by callers sent on fools’ errands, but the tectives employed to trace the identity of the unknown schemer who has thus far succeeded in keeping out of their clutches say that tLey believe this morning's rest to be on rary cessation of hostilities, An ning Pot reporter visited Dr. Dix’s house tn west 37 hb street this morning. It was learned from the detectives that a number Oj letters not yet pub- Ushed which have been recelved Indicate that Lew plans are On foot to cause trouble to the rector of Trinity, but Information as to wheth & the unpublishéd correspondence revealed the character of these plans was refused. Tis unpublished correspondence, It 1s said, showed that there was more of a blackmailing motive at the bottom of the matter than had been hore- tofore supposed. The detectives say that, per- sons are under surveillance, but that It ts not believed that “Gentleman “Jo” has visited Dr. Dix’s house, ‘The detectives express confidence that the scoundrel will soon be arrested. SUICIDE IN A FOL ® CRLI.—John Quinn,aged years, hung himself in acell in ‘the polico station in Buffalo, terday. one of the leaders of the i Canada in 1866, was captured there and sen- tenced to be hung, but. his sentencee was com- muted to 20 years’ imprisonment. He served six years in the Kingston prison. A Morner-tn-Law IN Earnest.—About two months ago an industrious y in the south part of Fall Rive it awife. ‘The wedded pair shared the home of the bride's mother. At the end of the week tae mother demanded the custody of her son- law’s earnings, which were immediately rendered to her by the young man. This cot tinued for a few weeks, when the son-in-law began to think the mother’s exactions were un- pasonable. ‘Trouble in the family was the re- ~ op Whe FOUNE husband Iired a tenement nearer the center of Uhe city. Whee he has ro- eeping bachelor’s leave her mother. hail, as the bride will ni Providence (R. 1.) Jowrna’. Mus. Swanson heard a sermon on hell, in Chicago, and the preacher's vivid deseription of eternal ‘torture greatly frightened her. She brooded over the subject several days, then ba- came the {dea that she ‘had com- mitted the unpardonable sin, and finally sank into incurable lunacy. Five aT A Birra.—An instance of five chil- dren at a birth has just been published by Dr. n. Fraser, of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, died immediately, and the’fifth lived only a few days. Three were girls and two boys. ‘They weighed 14 pounds in the aggregate, and ranged from 13 to 16 inches in length. AN AMERICAN Priva DoNNA.—Mile. Marie Van Zandt, daughter of Mme. Van Zandt, who ts well known in opera in this country, made her debut at the Opera Comique, Paris, on Thurs- day last, in “Mignon,” end is said to have won agenulne success. Previously she was. enthlt- slastically received both In London and Paris, and her future career will no doubt be a pros- perous one. Patti, Kelogg.S Nilsson and Car- vaiho were present, at the performance, and expressed themselves delighted with the suc- cess of the young debutante. THE SALVATION ARMY aT WorK.—The officers of the Salvation Army have aay opened the campaign in New York, and proj stay there and “keep hup” the ight. Mayor Cooper, however, has decided that they cannot be per- mitted to preach in the streets of the city, ag they aré hot ministers of any denominatfon.” ‘Their provincial dialect and free use letter ” coupled with their evident wantor of education, are befng made the subject of good- humored faillery tn the New York journals, but the chief of the army says that they do not go in for elegant discourses, because they talk to people who do not understand or care forsuch “ things. RAILROAD STRIKES.—The freight handlers of the Missour! Pacific railroad at St. Louis strack for an increase of wages Saturday, and thel piaces were filled by new men. The Southeast ern company acceded to the demands of th> men. The Obio and Mississippi will pay tne full price demanded, but will not take back the strikers. Compromises are pending with other roads. The delay caused by the strikes occa- sions much anxiety in regard to the coal supply $27 These days no one is safe trom the charge of plagiarism. Brown went to church last Sun- day—a thing unusual!—and upon being asked his opinion of the clergyman, said, “Oh, his ser- mon Was very good; but that prayer, beginnl with ‘Our Fal ” I think he stole entire. know I have heard something somewhere that it was strangely like.”—Boston Transcript. t2"“Did the rebels help you any in your re- treat?” asked Johnsonbury somewhat quizzing- ly. “Weill,” replied the veteran, while a apr cion of a smile rippled around his mouth, must admit they gave us a few points.” so pustOn Transcript. ees O'Connell once Uterary friend, and exclaimed: ital thing in your last pamphiet.’ eagerly, Teplied his delighted listener; “what as it?” “A pound of eel “ya-The Rev. James an eccen- tric cousin of Henry Ward rSeceher, who with his family has lved on the border of a back- woods lake for some years, was nominated for supervisor in the town of Hardenberg, Ulster county, but was defeated. &2-W. F. Story, of the Chicago Times, is tak- ing steps to securé the establishment of a print paver mill of large capacity near Chicago. tz"In the gallery of the Louvre, before the statue of Venus of Milo. Little Boy—“What did they cut her arms off for?” Mother—“Be- cause she put her fingers in the sugar bowl.” — Andrew's American Queen. &2-A little five-years-old was taken to the barn to see some sheep, and after looking at them for a moment she exclaimed, “O Auntie! See, the sheep all wear their hair banged.” DIED. At her late residence, No. 1319 BENJAMIN. Nermont avenuo, Mrs. Joxerre BENJAMIN, for- merly ‘pf Rochester, New York, in the sixty-seventh year of Notice of funcral herea! fter. (Rochester (N. Y.) papers please copy.1 SMITHBON. Sunday evening, March 21, 1990, P-D,. GEORGE SMITHSON, ‘aged forty-three years and sonst months. funeral Wednesday afternoon, March 24, 2:30 o'clock, from his residence, 1226 New Jersey ave- nue northwest. Friends and relatives of the fam- ily are respectfully invited te attend. UNDERTAKERS. FRED. sep UNDERTAK: ER, 5 street n.w. Branch Btore, 239 434 street s.w- ‘OHN B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, sep27-12m 1337 10th street northwest. See ee Ww. WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., Gzozcrrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. tiie