Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1880, Page 3

% HOUSEFURNISHINGS. STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. * AUCTION SALES. 7 POTOMAC FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. ‘Auctioneer, 1 aie es 1880, exeames BTEAMER Saitek GEOUGE DEABY, 1880 T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. No. 306 Ath etreet northwest. CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARB, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SEE-' VICES, PLATED GOODS, OUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, of thi We coltelt an inapection o same from citizens J. W. BOTELER & BRO., Drasct Importems or Cuma, Giass, &0., janl5 983 Pennsyloania avenue. LADIES’ GOODS oO" H IMPORTATION: FRENCH PA TTERN BONNETS, Virot, Pariset, Josse, Eucenio, Magni and other eminent Modistes, will be e: hibited on TUESDAY and WED: 4th. ‘The Ladies are respectfully invited. MRS. M. J. HU mar20 Nos. 622 and 1623 Dst. YEBMILr ‘SLADE SHOES. "The best in the world for the mony. All Winter iF FTFTES: ¢ PER CENT, for RD nea a et A DREN'S SHOES MABE YO OD ) Ge AM No. 1107 F Street now., WILL DISPLAY ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCB 24TH and 257H, 1889, A HANDSOME SELECTION OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, beri BREAKFAST CAPS AND FICHUS. mar20 ES HAMILTON, 1 F Street. 10d prices. mal6-3m .PRING IMPORTATION OF PATTERN BONNETS AND FINE MIL- Lani Polit de itose, Puchense, Chantilly, Spanish and Beaded Laces. "New effects in ere and Beaned Capes. An elegant assortment of Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Oorseta, Under- gatments, Kid and Thread Gloves, and a beautiful e of jan Novelties. Silk and Drap d'Ete Dolmans and Mantillas, Jacket Ulaters, Flannel and Combination Suits, Biack Silk Suits, a firat- jase article, for Ww 7 Cite Treviee, Paris. DouGLAss’, mee a Bt. Cloud ‘INUATION oF Hed GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE tgs Seas LONGER. Received 400 Dozen More of those thoroughly made and trimm« or SUEIS Fon er-Every garment at the old price for one week longer. pant DOUGLASS’, maré Oth and F streets. MW FABEIONABLE' ABLE DRESSMAKER. ‘MOURNING ORDERS. ‘Also, CUTTING Grrirs fled at sbortem notion, and in most artiste eevds-& th e.6m 907 Pa. ave. M"™ BELLE LUCAS DEESSMAKING AND PATTEEN PARLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll BOOTS AND SHOES. E ARE SELLING BOOTS A: SHOES AT OLD oe 3. Good House Slipper 50 and 60c. ; better one at 65, 75c. and $1 upwards; Chila’s School} Shoes 60, 60 and 78e. up: Miss and Boy's ‘Beh 008 75 an g00d Schoo! Shoes for Boys $1, 61.28 solid. ‘The best $1.50 Gent's Gaiter and Laced Shoe can be bought. Our aE: 25 and $50 Ladies’ Peb. and Kid But. Boots cele all. Goods as low in bproparsion Pair ‘Susth’e Heel Piates given away, s 1914 and Ba P A an Sign Big Shoe. ‘mar20 Br"5 SHOE STORE, 1614 14th THE TRADES. FROCKBINDIN ‘The publi cis respectfully informed that the LYCETT BOOKBIND! on as heretofore. the mune excellent rk tui ‘always been s in the superior style which | characteristic of the establishment. ap8 ‘(1012 Pernsylvania avenue, third floor. pS 0 E. Gee EAOTICAT BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, ‘ashingtol “MEDICAL, &e. rORRE GEA, Im} FCT al Premature BiFense Srey oe etc., cured. 124 F st.n Rear 2d. Boe , Seminal Weakne ary Diseases, Nervous Del al Weakn Blood and ered: | Gonerr- W te rales EB. LEON, established and Dit LADIES PHYSICIAN in the city, can be ‘Maasachr Consulted daily at 455 avenue from} to8o'clock. All Female Soespiaiute ‘and Irregulart. Yes quickly cured. Consultations f roe. Separate Tooms for patients. es BOOED Peper: OF LIFE restores of youth to the most ipod cunetttion ta four weeks. Paslure tm- restoring remedy should be iby all sboat to" marry, mane OF wha hat Rave become wgurened from excess ie any Buccess in every case is sscertain as that water ‘83 per case. quenches thirst. Moe, Rew Pork Dr. JACQUE, No. 7 University Drugg ists supplied. dec26 STARTLING DISCOVERY. oy ‘A victim of causing perrous age acu, owt antes ects. wing in v r, hss dis- $a te See eee nis fellow sufferers. Address J. HL. Chatham St. N. 908 EE ¥, NEAR RINTR- ‘Bath Rooms are nc of ma‘iag eince its first esta! my The best 6x3. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Paper formerly sold for TS. now reduced to 60e. ‘The above barrain can be ebtained at SDAY, March 23d and ed out aoee ph Whit ION OF ROUTE. WASHINGTON, D. 0. x NORFOLK, VA., ‘TRESS MON: ‘¥ POINT axp ae POINT worour Ee ty oe 7 and afi MONA, MARCH L MAOH 18; co ei Tuning her route between above! ports, leaving Frou feet of Beventh st, | Fromeam ‘ANI D MSESDAY, a at 5:30 P.M., | TUESD. SATURDAY, at $ DAY AN! AD SUNDAY, ene, fare to Norfolk (first~ -olane), | ai round trip ret-clase), 91-50. Tick kets 1, suformation, state sons, ote EED SONS eaneg F street ;nontawost ‘ket Space. E ee SMITH. (iat Penneate Bw. WM. 8. ROOSE, 1235 Pennsylvania avenue. WM. 8: ROOSE: Cigar Stands at Principal hotels, VA. MIDLAND RAILROAD OFFICE, 6th st reet and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. GENERAL OFFICE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT OO., ith-street wharf, and on amen t tor aortlts D. F. KEELING. Mmar9-lm Agent for Washington, B. F. DODD. VOR Nevers: ees MON- KOE ANDTHE Steamer LADY OF puke leaves 6th-strect Va. Footor et Ree at Ss stopping at Piney Point and Point Lockout, connecting Bosten Steamers, & Norfolk alternate ins at4 p.m. | First- #1; Round ee -50. Becond-class fare, Toe. ; Round Trip, FOR .C RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W THOMPSON Jeaves 6th-strect y MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 7a. URDAY for Leonardtowa, stoping at prbinpal landings going and retarniag. ‘ORK. RS FOR NE’ Steamers E.G ENIGUT and JOHN GIBSON al- fermately leave Bicr 41, East Hiver, New York, every SATURDAY at 4 p-m.-and 63 Water stree, George. town, FRIDAY 3, and Alexandria same day.” Frelent taken “e Sweat, rates. Apply at jeamer or office under National Metropolitan sep27 |AM'L BACON, President. NEW YO. an ROTTERDAM. The first class f this line, **W. A. [OL BENE EU ERESS SECA « ced aes fare, ‘New York. oe Biko ata Sc Georgetown goods 5 reoetved and landed oh fall information tod. B, JOHNEON & freed no a 13th Washington, D. a ‘MP. OLYDE.& 00. phis. ors, Bo * ‘mara RTH GERMAN LLOYD—srtamexie Oar betvers Naw Youn, tives Lemon NX AND BREMEN. (On. ait ae view of Chntnieting: the chances of col- fo eae ieetieee OX Cals Tithe take & apectc COWrse) for all seasons of the year. ter passage from Queenstown to New zorkcr Bo crossing, the meridian of 60 st <8 .. OF nothing to the north Ga th the meridian of 6) st 4d iat. or volliing fo the north of 42. THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- ad - eee ee ing st ee iam siackor pou Ont Wed. Pavia’... Wea ‘ApH H Abpasinia. “Wed. Bias Gallia..." Wed. ae aL Gallia. We ‘And every foil: Ticket to Paris, 815, additional. LAverpool and i , and all other parts of EiTiivotgh bills of laden given for Gisagow, Sr ee and oer and aie, ohn OAS. G- paint: Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, We: and Southwest. To take effect Sud November 16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. x 5 5:08 n: m.—Baitizuore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- os: m.—tNew York, Philadelphia and Boston Exp On Sundays to,Baltimore only. Break- fast at mat Hielay. tation. 6:50 a.m. — Baltimore, Annapolis and way. (Pied- mont, Strasburg, Wi pecteetets Hagerstown, Frede- rick and way, via Relay.) 8.00 a.m —fBaltimore and Laurel Express. 8:10 a.m.—Point of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, 5 Hagerstowr and ray at stations. w Yor ciphla, Boston and te mer re Baprees. Parlor car York and fadelphia. 35 a., ptSt, Loulg, Chicago, Columbus and Pitisoe Frederi ratown and Valey Branch, ex except Sunday. ‘Throwen cart Staunton. Pullm: to Cincinnati, daily. Grat ae to ora Cn dally et Saturday. fauspol lis and Way. Btope al Bladens- buns, College, Beltyiy bs Tanrel, Annapolis Junc- Hon, jessup’s and Hanove! ‘i. -Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott Oity New York, Philadelphia and Boston at Laurel. On Sunday only, Baltimore and Wa} aNsvure aNd reed ce Bat of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- town, Wiichester and Way Stations. Oa Sunday to Point of Kocks and Way, Stations only. 'sH40 pi. + Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- tions. 5:30 p.m at hHils DELPHTA, NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct toboat atCanton. Stops at Bladensburg and Lau- * 00 p.m.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. 15 p.m.—t Baltimore and Way Stations. BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX- tt Cs Relay. via CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND XPRESS. ‘Ohi- AY ue “ pe Lepeine, car to (Pittsburgh except Sui es NEW YORK: PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE XPRESS. Btops at_Bladens- bury eda Sancel. isles ¥ pping car to to New York, and sedal sleeptnw car to Phila er . Tm. fSt. Louis and Bintinnats Express. Puihosty i Oars. 5 Dally. +Sunday only. Other trains daily, except unday All trains stop at Relay Station. For further information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Oftices, Washington station, and 6083, 619 and Corner 14thiand Penusyivania avaic, where riers will be taken for Bamxage to checked and received at any point in the city. WM, CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation. EAE COME, General Ticket Avent. KO. 8. KOONTZ, General Ayent my1? 1880 ren SSVEVANIA 1880 TO aa NORTH, WEST, anD SOUT ea WEST. ouble Track, Steel Kail SrizspD ees MagsiviceNT EQuirenr. pa ‘TRAINS LEAVE “WABHINGION, f from Depot, corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: Pittsburg and the West, 10:40 a. m., daily, with ‘lor Car to Pi sttsber and Sleeping Carsfrom Pittsburg to Cincinnati matt Bt. ‘Louis and Chicago; 7:40 p.m. daily, with Palace Car to Ohicago. FoPALTIMORE AND FOTOMAG a ie 01 ‘Roc iagare Falls and. ite North, at 6-00 a.m., daily, exe Sund: 40 p.m. daily, exce} Te iatniiay wil to Canandai ‘or Williams) Lock Bi en, and Elmira, am. dally, ESE an os barrier :30 p. > 3 junday, A m, daly, except Sunday, an daily, x ¢Buliman Parr jor = 9:30 a.m. daily, except For. Brook n, N. connect Jersey cbs siti be ‘poate or Brosiens, gommeet at transfer to Fulton terectravolaine yurney across New York ro‘ Hinipie ans and 1:30 p.m., ily, “30 and 9:45 p.m.» dat arte 10:40 a. For Pope's Se Line, 6: daily, except Sun For Annapolis, 8:10 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- cept ¢ Bank ALES AND ETA AND ¥REDERICKSBU! Py BM qr 20, 9, 11 .m-, 4:20, ore 25, 6 and 11 80 p.m ‘On Sunday at 7; = rp :20 5 ms Osis lor Ws meaty 7, 9.084 Mm. ai chi Gu'dunday ak 8 abd gre ay 98 -longing, or in any TART ht Per RET RANE TNE: TEENTH STREET ORTH’ Bry of sdeed dated Decem- ber 27th. A. D. 1870, duly recorded in Liber No. io one of the land ds. for the of Columbia, and at the request of Front of, tas promises, O77 auction, P Marcu 30, 1880, aT 4 o'CLOOK P. M.. real situate in the ington, District lumbia, to wit: ae seouth oot: half (4) of sald ey ix (86), ing the sou ot: twent and one-half fect, Font on 15th etrost ether with the Pinpentem Sy &c. ‘ferms: "84,500 in cash, and tus balance at twelve and fwenty-four months, for which the notes of the purchaser, beari interest at the rate ef sik per cent Per anno from the day of sale, and scoured e, atthe risk and ccat of the defaulting after five days’ advertisemen’ marl6-cots HALLET KILBOURN, Trusteo. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. tufsrers SALE OF A LOT AND TWO I\OUSES ON THE WEST SIDE OF At ae BInKET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 16th day yore June A. D. 1875, and reco. in fn] Liber 788, folio * 252, the subscriber, as the surviving trustees, ‘sell oe be ‘highest bidder, in front of the Cote. on the terms stated below, on MONDAY, THE 5TH Day OF APRIL, A. D. 18390, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M., part of lot numbered 10 (ten), three), being the southern forthe same at the southeast a Jo and running thence north thirt lines cay "rect thence westwardly one hundred (100 then Aout thirty ttires (89) fect sand. thence ‘east, inva straizht line, to the place of beginning, together with all and singular the improvements, privileges, hereditaments and appertenances to the same be- anner appertaining in Wash. ington city, D. 0. ‘he terius wre: One-fourth cash (of which $50 on each house must be paid at the time of sale): and the residue in six, twe veand elhteen months from the day of sale, on notes of the purchaser, in equal sums, bearing six per cent. per annum patil paid, and payable semi-annually ; to be secured by a dee of trust, to the satisfaction of the Trustee so sellins, on the premises sold: or all cash at the purchaser's option. All conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. ‘The right is reserved to resell the said property, or y Part thereof, on five days’ notics in The Even— jg Star, if the terms are uot complied with within five days from the day of sale. iy. mar20 cox Surviving Trustee. Y¥ are OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ME, dated December 24, 1873, recorded in Liber 740, folio 76, &c., one of the dant AB records for the county of Washington, ©., and at the request of the owner of ive nots secured thereby, I shall sell at auction, in front of the premises, on MO) Mancn 29rn, 1 ire Ootock fo ats subdivision Lote aaraberod one, two and three in Square north of Square numbered five hundred and eight, (N. of 608,) ether with the improvememts thereo ferme rf sale: ‘The amount of the indebtedness secured thereby and expenses le in cash; balance in six and twelve months after the day of sale, with interest at six per cent per annum. A Aepoeit of #100 will be required fo be made imme (abil phat sae Abt coo dente ed etry ing to ay by the Tr, an 18 Sims are not complied with in five days after salo, the property resold at the risk and cost of e defaulting purchaser. JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee, JOS. T. COLDWELL, Auconeer. SALE. O OF FRAME HOUSE ox BETWEEN aN WEsT STREETS, Be ogc the day of | ‘rustees ‘to resell the property at the risk } GASSIN, } crrustecs. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ALE OF 1 HANDSOME BRIOK RESIDENCE ON THE NOR SID! reserve the right and cost of the ‘adelante we: an”, virtue of tru day of June, 1876, aud dulyrecorded in Liber 24, folio 40, et sca-, one of the iayd records for Washington county by direction of the party secur ined Trustees will sell on 1 Bais Manca, Reis 30 o'cLocK a ee 6 Premises, the followin £6, in Frederi ‘and’ Kate # Lauri subavision of rears gamatered 513, situate on the north aide of M tree Sth streets ved Hyg hanlsoine p alfthe modern improvemeats. co at ix. twelve and eighteen monthe, with notes: bearins” in snnum until paid, and secured at eight per Goa Gonvevancing R. K. ELLI GuARLES'S. Davis, } Trusteos. \HARLES ‘W. HANDY. Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S anes ae Nigh TABLE LOT IN dated the 15th and recorded in ad re- Coiunois, and at thoreqaest secured thereby, Twill sell at auction, in front of the preniises, THE 23D Day oF M -D. » the we ect “inches trout hy a tan fiereof of "Eat a0 in Square 1, secured ot trant is balance in six, twelve an eighteen ‘months, with intarert ‘at the rate of 6 secured bj Bold. 78100 dow down at’ at time of sale. at cost of purchaser. days. maril- eod&ds y deed eee 8 to be compl ‘Terms mp DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Author of a work, “The its Diseases and Thelr ‘Treatment io Disoason et the EYE,” and a work 01 aha iseses of the RESPIRATORY ORGAN ‘with, special reference to the treatment Ti AT and ASTHMA. Orrice: 619 19th st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DI8- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, CHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKHER He Emmet y with the bere y poaas a tat ENCOURAGE: himself in Washing- fo pemanenty Tecate = his ILITY rf HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. A list of all persons treated by him can be exam- ined at his ‘ROOMS. Mant of thom have indi ete. Over one hundred and crenty names, of the best Encen ni men successfully treat ted by DEY Dr. Mis isker ‘been publi Feels Tah fully Y convinced that his reputation is now a tablished, and that he nace already accomplished sufficient to satisfy the most skeptical that adver isa mere medium 2 call at Geeta smount of his success in them. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER'S we, mio, Whom It May Concerns ma plea re in certif tant Br, F VOR MORO has been a our city for some during Which, taba soured & years, reputation as a practitioner in diseases of Eyo, Ear and Throat. He has also, during some time past, boon Professor ssid Olinical Operator in one of our tions. mmend him to the support of the Press and the of the it AICAIOHAEL, he may eer ae 2 Nite E. W. D. er Porth tbe Hon House of Beps, Pa. : JORNW. Fol ae Lee WERRORTOR ‘Evening Telegraph: FEATHERSON, Evening Bulletin. CATARRHAL Porson. WEI DE MEYEW’S CATAREH CURE, THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACCINATION. Lorp & Taytor, way and 20th st. N.Y. “+ Thave used Wel De Meyer's retiedy for Catarrh, and am perfectly ‘cured of that distressing complaint. _R.@. BLACKBU! caer Griswoup & KE KELLoG«G, Broadway, N. Y. ‘For ten years I was afflicted with Os- tarrh in ite worst form, so that I lost my senses of smell and taste. I tried every known remedy. without rellefs ‘he wee of two boxes of Wei De pavers! Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly w Goo Le ‘Brus#. ‘+1 wish that we bad language to express: our gratitude to Dr. Wel De Meyer for Fihat he has done for brother and mysslf. Hie remedy has restore to health After nua afte aeior yemsc cons inting: ‘ny brother said, The cone fous pay ‘or that ir years. would have saved me Ave hundred, adotinrs. 238 Mas. A. Ls oe ‘For three or four years I havo suf- fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians ‘was wonderfully. Sees sine thei, entirely caret Lewis F. NEWMAN, 3 Fulton Ber alton treet, Brooklyn. bids Pertrtseree EP Tintonidswh suf. riya Year ‘T have had s fa fecation and ii head and aoa and pains in my, an ey ever’: these few lines to for the have done me. “Swill rapodt os ee evens B. LEIGHTON. &., &e., ges ‘&e. Wel pe Meyer's Cqtarrh Cure is 20 [eyer’s Erestise om starch is mmatied fre ge ES . D. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey N. Xx. OIL 4ND WATER COLORS, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS sup LAMP GOODR, Points, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, 4Lu Emnps oF Fancy Amricums ros Houmas deckd feel _ 28 F% ot.. ove. Odd Fellows Bal.) Os tag \HANOERY SALE. eof a decree of the = Supreme gourt. Binet of Columbia, passed doc. 20, ‘ofter for sale at THE 23p Day OF .. in front of the premises, 28, in 0} ‘Donoghue’s sub-division in 518, in 6. “Lot 25 ae 2h foot ¢ on No mn street, bot of sald Tot at time of sale, GINALD FENDALL, Trustee. DUNCANSON SHOS-+ Aucta. "HIS EVENING. WaAttes B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. ARTS. SALE EXTRAORDINARY. FINE OIL PAINTINGS. THE GALE COLLECTI FROM HIS GALLERIES, No. 1125 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, Embracing every Variety of subjects—Landscapes, and Fruit—by eminent artists, “aow on exhibition, day and eyeuing, with desorip- tive catalogue, at the Gallery, No. 1423 NEW YORH AVENUE, Near Riggs’ Bank ; TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE EVENINGS OF MONDAY, TUESPAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 23 AND 24, AT 7:30 O'CLOCK. Mr. B. SCOTT, Jz., williconduct the sale. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. JHANCERY SALE OF VAOANT STREET, Pes WEEN SATE Ons | ft virtue - a decree of tne surane Court, oy piairict of of Columbia, 094, gocket: to, Bs il offer fOr, of the premit ‘ihe0, Ax 8 o'ctooe sa thee pectaae els of real ena a i the Pot Wash ee and for forty, @ Ns Bored elsitocs C Peonty-one cai) ie are fa SPECIAL SALE _OF ANTI TR LOOKS: OTHER FORRITUR a Together with a lot af ouier koods too. name- rous to Sention, TO-MO! W, TweLvE O'CLocK ™. ‘H. OOLMAN. ‘AS. DUNGAN, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE OF THE WEL! AUG PU serena © On THURSDAY OBNING, Manon A574 COMMENCING AT 10 O'C) oe ‘all the Furni- to Walnut re contained therein, Chamber Suite, Cottare Sutter, , Patlor Suites Joungee, Brussels and other’ Carpets, Mattings, Tabics, Chairs, Stoves and a variety of househol articles unni jumerate. mar23-2t AS. DUNGAN, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. RUSTEE'S SALE. OF VALUABLE REAL ES- ‘TATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Februar 2let, 1807, and duly recorded ae H., No. Sb, folio 124, &e., of the land for Washington county, in said District, M., in front of the premises, lot King’s subdivision of square gumbered eight han: dred and seventy-four (874.) ‘Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and theDalance in swo equal payments in six snd twelve month, in notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum witl paid, and secured by a deed of. trust on the pron ises. ‘all conveyancing at the. rchaser’s Cost. JUBNSON, hae DUNCANSON BRt cts. mi th, s&ds TUESDAY, 1378 DAX OF APRIL, Ii a sr oovtbce lettered B, THEAS’ NTH AND P'StREETS "AORTEW EST OUPOMITE THe PATENT OF In pursuance of a decree of the ‘sup rome Court of the District of Columbia, sittag in Equity. certain cause therein pen ing entitled | h A. Brereton vs. James J. Braroton I. 10. 6, . 19," the undersixned Trustee iat Vai pe ane ‘tion, in front of the pramises, APRIL 9, 1880, aT 5 O'CLOCK P. M., all Shd singulsk thos certain “Parte of Lots num: bered reepectively eight (8) and sine (9), in Square numbered four hundred and fAifty-ve (405), 1a the chy of Washington, District of Columbia, begin: ning for the same at the southwest corner’ of said square and running thence north along the line of Seventh (ith) street northweet thirty-one (OL) fects thence east, thirty th three (33) feet three () inches: thence north eiht (8) feet; thence east twenty (20) feet; thence north sixty-two (62) feet tan and one- half (183s) inches; thence cast seven (7) feet; thence south sixty-four (64) feet five and one-half Inches; thence west two (2) fect and six (6) inches, thence south six (6) fect: thenoe west four (4) fect aud aix (6) inches: thence soutir along the east line of lot numbered ‘nine (9) to F street, and thence ty three (53) feet and three (3) inches to the place ‘with all and singular the fmprovements “thereon "aml the aprnrienaness thereunto belonging.” ‘The improvements consist of ta large Brick Building, now rented for stores offices. ‘Terms of sale are, One-fourth of the purchase money in cash. and the residue in, four, equal in- Sisiments, payable, respectively, nine (9), elghtesn 18), twenty-neven’ (27) and ee ity. fate (98) months ror and after the day of gale, with interest st the rate of six per cent, secured by hotes of ‘the purchaser, ards deod of trust upon the property described. If the terms of sales not be complied with in ten days after the day o sale, the Trustee reserves right to rese'l a the'riak and cost of the fret purchaser, "All cons veyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 8500 Fequired at the time of purchase. resteo, mari3-d&ds_ [Post] Office No. 628 F st. n.w. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. Bare OF THREE-STORY DWELLING, WITH ACK BUILDING, ON WEST SIDE OF SEC- VEEN EAST OAPITOL SND sour x STREETS, IN SOUARE 729, undersigned, ‘Trustee, will offer 3 at ar public gale, in front of the premises, on Y, Manon Sor, 1880, aks OorOoe Pee all that erin piece or parcel of land situate and lying in tho city of Washington, D- C., being, part of Lot 29 the the, north 18 * rect it inches front by depth of said lot; and having & geth of 95 feet 10 inches, and belig improved by three story brick dwelling and two-story brick bac milding. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in three equal instalments, payable in six, twelve and tps months from ‘day of sale, with inter- est ate cent., and to be stidenced Sy Pp moma sory notes of purchaser, secured by, deed of tr on the premises gold; oF all cash. Be the’ option of the purchaser. deposit of $200" willbe required at time of bid. If purchaser falls to comply with terms within ‘seven days from sale, ‘ill rosell at his coat and risk, All i pveyanciue at at purchaser's cost. GEO. F. APPLEB' THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct._ marl7-d&ds ANCERY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE JILDING LOTS oe mM SQUARE IMME- ‘ELY SOUTH THE RESIDENOE OF BHITICH MINISTER. AND. BEING STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR ae TEENTH STREET, JEFFERSON AND EIS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of ee Saprene Court. of the District of Colum! yn the’ (0. 5955, by consent of all the parties in in- INDAY, APRIL 19H, 1880, A Four o'cLock P.M. SHARE, on the prei ‘and continuing at the same time and place from day to day, until all the lots described earn ads phe offer for sale, at public auction, all thi pieces 01 pe reels of land in Washington city, District of ‘Oo. lumbis, known and cistingnished: spon the ae pat or, pian of bar eaid city as fro ree (3) to twelve (12), bo incline lot fourteen (14), and from sixteen (16) to twenty-seven, both inclusive, and from thirty-one (31) to thirty-seven (37), both inclusive, and Jot thirty-nine (39), in Ebon ©. Ingeraoll’s recorded subdivision of aqtare ne eee nine (139), which sald sub- ofties of the yor ot te Dit wot ‘Go of 1e ee lumbis, ‘The love will be offered eoparately. Gopi of the subdivision may be had st the office of B. H- Warner, 916 F street northwest, or of either of the tees. ‘Terms of ese: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash; and the residue in equal in inetall- me! ne payanle ins in ee twelve and eighteen months fro day of ith seven per cent interest, to be secured by a edged of trust to the satisfaction of the Trustees, or by the title being retained by ch, at the option of the purchaser. shoe ‘will be required on an cing: a record at the r's cost. If the terms of Bale ax complied with in one week from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defeniting 7, aiter not less than ong week's notice i Ee even Eveniue Star and Washington Post. ington ;! 7”, TAT: Saat Waakin \ “ateos, Attorney at Law, 225 434 tt "RaW + B. H. WABNEB, Auctioneer. marl8-4 rpros- E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. = ee, SALE OF Gas AND ICE sTOCR. ‘DAY, Maron 25TH, wz weghall sell at pubic suction, af the Oc or ‘7th street, the foll took Delon tot the estate ‘of Mary Porver, doe ost ‘Shares ee Stock Washington Gas-Light ‘Shares Seri spheres Capital Biock Great Falls Ice Company. TRVIN H. TORREN' KW. STEN, | Ereomicrs! THOS. & WAGGAWAN. A marl8-6t VHANOERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING. Cc HOUSE AND LOT BEE ES NTH, BE- ‘TWEEN B AND C 800T! aft, E5580 S docres passed February 5 id when the in knocked dows. Al con Vesanae afd oo8t of caf the purouaser. oa NRY -ARNETT, DUNCANSON Brose Aucts. maril-co 1HOMAS DOWLING, Ai Auctioneer. THE EVENING STAR. -- March 23. 1880. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Preceed- ings. SENATOR KRLLOGG’S SPEECH. SENATE.—After our report ciosed—Senator print ie reports ot elections couunities tee touch- gis title to his seat in the Senate. je said nothing Dut the extraordinary cir- oigeaaid ces existing would justify him in occu- pying the time of the Senate even fora few moments. These circumstances were that the Senator oe Georgia (Mr. Hill) had done the ‘unprecedent ted ag a reading his own report, and predicatiny allegations against Mr. Kellogg: upon fae sonia that he alleged to exist it the tence of which Mr. Religeg aentes. not only this, but because the Senator from Georgta, Satreany=s ection had been taken by the Senate in this c/ eclared ublicly and privately that he Intended t to drive ir. Kellos m the Senate, and had aiready prejud case. Mr. Kellogg cited numer- ous Cireumstances to prove that Mr. Hill had prejudged his case. He asserted that there was not one word or letter in the testimony to support the allegations of the report. He as- serted that the Senator from Georgia scarcely opens his mouth but out comes a Dlun- der. He sald when the resolutions came up he would show the American people ence proceeded ‘the hecatomb of corpses that were piled up in Colfax. and show them the origin and detatis of that massacre, and impress the trath w pon the Senate and t people. Mr. Kell logg sald he would show that the Senator from Georgia had cut ont whole pees of evidence favorable to him (Kellogg). le then commented severely on some of the ‘witnesses against him, some of whom were char- acterized as deserters 'and others as disappoint ed politicians. Mr, Kellogg claimed that, there could not be found one iota on which to bus* a charge against his administration as governor of Louisiana, and sald he thought he could com- Pare successfully his character, moral and oth- erwise, with the Senator from Georgia; aud, said Mr. Kellogg, “if it comes to a question of moral or personal courage, the bitterest enemy I bave in that Senator's state will not, I think, fail toconcede to me that I stand {mmeasurably his superior.” ‘The motion to b print the evidence and reports were then agreed to without a division. Mr. Whyte, from the committee on the Dis- peace of Spores ace ted adversely the bill to m4 fe the Suburban Railroad Compat Indednively postponed. — Mr. Whyte presented _jotnt resolutions of the Maryland legislature, as! nga DeropEAtOns | for the improvement of the channel of Chester river, and for the erection of a light house at Fort Bar, Patay scoriver. ‘The House bill appropriating $100,000 to con- tinue the public printing, provided that the en- Ure sum appropriated for printing for the year shall not excced $400,000, was taken up, and after some discussion was On motion of Mr. Thurman, ae Geneva award bill was then formally taken On motion of Mr. Whyte, ‘at p.m. the Sen- ate went into executive session, and when the doors were reopened adjourned. THE ISTHMUS CANAL PROJECT, ETC. HO -Aiter our report closed— Mr. Young offered the following resolution: “Resolved. That it is the sense of this Congress that political complications and conilicts of national interests and jurisdiction Ukely to grow out of the construction of a water way across the isthmus which connects the conti- nents of North and South America are of so dangerous a character as to greatly outweigh any advan' likely to result from such a connection either to ne republic of North or South America, or to the nations of Europe, and that no interest of the people of the United States requires any such work, and therefore it is the duty of this government to discourage any undertaking so much calculated to disturb our peaceful relations with other governments, and fraught with so much peril to our future safety and well-belng. Also authorizing the calling of an international convention of the representatives ‘from this government and the republic of South America to take into consid- eration the policy and measures which should beadopted for the mutual safety and protec- lon against any political influence which the governments of Europe may in any manner at- tempt to exercise in the affairs of American government.” ‘The resolution was referred to the committee on foreign affairs—yeas 118, nays 30. Mr. Bayne offered the following resolution: “Resolved, That if, in the opinion of the Presi- dent, it be necessary to take any steps to thor- oughly ascertain and hse the rights and interests of the United ard to the pro pent canal, he is requested to negotiate such treaties as are necessary to effect t 3 pur- ose.” The joint resolution was referred to the com- mittee on foreign affairs—yeas 92, nays 25. On motion of Mr. Shallenber r, Senate bill authorizing the commisstoner of agriculture to attend, in person or by deputy, the international sheep and wool show to be held in Philadelphia in September, 185 1880, Was taken from the Speaker's table and Mr. Sing! oton et from the committee on appro- riations, reported back the consular and dip- omatlc appropriation bill. The pacer hour was nsed with, and the Hot House, at 2:45 p. m., went Into committee of e whole. Mr. Singleton explained that the committe? on appropriations in this bill done nothin; more than appropriate -for SEN the ex- peases of tie diplomatic service as it existed, and had not attempted to make any changes in it whatever. As to the consul system, the com- mittee had been of the opinion that it ought to Socal and enlarged, rather thaa cur- Mr. Monroe, a member of the appropriations committee, made an elaborate Goel in support of’ the diplomatic service, after which the committee rose, and the House, at 4:15 7 adjourned. wih, An EsGue Arreupr~ = CHILD.—A telegray TO CARRY OFF A gay InP tjdfom Milton, N. C., March -rson county this morning, as the was re old child of Mr. William Mur e a stile feeding chickens, a lage eagle swooped down on the chickens, Scat, tering them in a As the child was moving off, the eagle made a second Swoop, catching the ‘entld in- tte talons, and with its prey rose in the alr, Dut theenild w: the clothing of the chil thay {could not get and "the welge Soon made it comé “Wa \ the ground. ‘The fright- ened father of Ea, chiid 22me up and zee ithe eagle. The cl save some deep scrai ‘was uninjured. 2 ss ROWING PROSPECTS IN BALTIMORE.—The revi- val in aquatics seems to be a sure thing in Bal- timore this spring, and the yor amateurs and other lovers of this eg are tal great inter- est in the coming 5] The L'liirondelle club in February Tse cl allenged the Vesper Club of Philadelphia and the Analostans and the Poto- macs of Washington to row them a race on June uth in this city. The L’Hirondelles have re- celved an acceptance of = challenge trom je Vesper Club, who say they will row them on at day, and are now awaiting answers from the other clubs. The race will be a four-oared alee nar he course at Spring Gardens.—4meri- a COLORED es AS JURORS IN BaLTIMORE.—In accordance with the decision of the Supreme Court of the "United States in reference to col- ored men having the right to serve as jurot &c., the Supreme Ss has decided to acco: the colored is the of serving on the May tert ester about 25 names were p es the box from which the jurors are drawn. This will be the first time in the history of Maryland that colored men have been drawn as4urors in any of the state courts. Gazette, to-da MURDER AND LYNCHING—The Negro Murderer of @ Child Hanged.—A special ‘teh to the TRUSTEES' SALE ory TA DUABLE: REAL ES- ree Gazette from New Market, Va., Under and by virtas cr ‘® conveyance in ‘to uf the ‘the DI ‘Colum! i ll at fic auction, in’ front of thppremiter, on 2 ‘on, THORS. DAY, tHe $rH oF Arai, 1! Sown aa ot aumbarea spol ndin omni iy, numbere ), in A.B. Shep= hordis recorded subdivision of aduare num e% ap | f28,he tame being improved: by » Brick ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the said cenvey- et iz amount of in- ance in tru: Deine follows, Ee ree pees that isto a with interest at 10 per cent, from April ih expenses of be twelve and eighteen months from the sai deferred payment ficrest toon Gay of sale.-A 1 chaser at ofan” Mil coccinea ates: pense of pul Bewiy £?Paracapoe, } Trustees. warl6-eod&ds \HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ 84 FRAME DWELLING BOUEE, A Sree ORS EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, on the 84Mu DAY, 4T 50'CLOOK P.M... all of Lotst, in: ‘Brown's recorded sub-division SR omarNat ‘and ‘Lemar’s out of sale: One teil of te para peters olsale: One: Tactad tures yout Nowntectas BOE tah, Pte March 20, says:—Intelligence was received here Fae of a brutal mu negro, followed by the lynching of the latter, near Hioncyatue Page COUT: pate appears that the negro, whose name jrown, had been employed on the Ply or a Mr. Hilliard, near Honeyville. One of Mr...Hilliard’s children, a boy 3 or 4 years of age, had formed an extraor- attachment for the negro, and wasin the habit of fol him to the woods, where he was at work split rails. On Friday last the child fo! skin ray into the woods, and it is Supposed the became annoyed at his caresses, and, the lttle fellow, threw him to nee poe and with a soaps oft ened ean crushed his ee pid To faurderer ed, fed. tke teas at oe the Stue victim Was discovered shortly and a num- ber of citizens ony ear pursuit of the murderer. He was captured the same He ve. ee i nie Bee ee et & 2 8 re mee at uooe ace «at Providence . Chas. £, Scituate, was chosen it. ‘The follow- Shek gona Dempsey sone Wane, eee J john Wate Duffy’ and. ‘Thomas’ W. "The delogane are understood to favor Hiden, ir fhe is avail- able. Resolutions were adopted denou: the provision of the state coustitution ra ing real estate qualification for foreign citizens, the employment of United States. mar Shals and soldiers at the polls, the action of the electoral commission of 176 and the thint-term Polley: declaring that the men elected in 1330 shail be inaugurated, and avowing the great principles that underlie the democratic party. MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.—In the Maryland State yesterday the following bills were ‘To prevent the spread of infectious diseases among cattle; empowering rallroad, steam! canal, coal and tron companies to employ a po- lice force; to provide for surveying and mark- Ing the boundary line ‘between. Maryland aad Virginia, as determined by the arbitrators; amending the law relating to corporations by requiring the treasurer of any company to ex- hibit a statement of its affairs on the r quest im writing of any stockholder. In the house of de- legates a large number of ‘memorials aud peu- ions were presented from German clubs of Bal- ore, asking for a modification of the Sunday: laws. Pano xr Rack—The London Sorts. man say Uhough Parole’s welght (130 pounds) for the city and suburban handicap ts suff one, yet It Is by no means {mpossible for im to wih under it. ‘The distan aquarter, Odds 10 to 8 were lat ‘THE MUNICIPAL ELRCTION in Hagerstown, Md., yesterday resulted in a democratic victory. For the tirst time in four years a democrat was Clect- ¢d to the mayoralty, and the council now stands, four democrats to one republican, DIED. BENJAMIN. At hor late residence, No. 1319 Vermont avenue, March 224, 1880, Mrs. Jaumrree Brxsamin, formerly of Rochester, N. Y., in the sixty seventh year of Her ago, Funeral eervices at the house Wednesday, 24th instant, at 455 o'clock p.m. ‘The remains will bo taken to Rochester, N. Y., for burial. [Rochester papers please copy. CARR. , In, this city, on Sunday, March, 2int, 1880, Mra. Susax H. Cann, eldos ter of John W. Omohundra, of Fhivanna, ven rand ad wit by first marriage of W. 8. Branston, a miarriage of the late Chas. L. Garr, 'of ‘Aibermarior Va., aged 49 rs, 7 mont 23 day Faneral will take place from Oalvary Ba ist Chureh, corner 8th and H_ streets, Wedn March Sith, 3p m. Relatives aud friends invited. (Richmond papers please copy. CHEW. On Sunday, March 21st, 1880, Joserm Curw, in the twenty-ninth year of his age. Funéral will take place from his ‘brother's rest- and East Gapitsl street northeast. Wennesioee e rect northeast, ° March 24th, at $ o'clock p.m, On March 23d, 1830, Bite Pam Many J; Dewnx, wife of '8. J.’ Dewey, aged 46 Sears, 16 months and 20 days. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to Calvary Baptist church. For time of service thereses morn- ing papere. Remains will be taken to Western New York, for interment. HOUSTON. On Tuesday, March 232, 1980. in this city, Hein S., infant elitd of Sam and Addie jouston, PUMPHREY. On March 23a, 1880, Joun W. PuMruney, sf., in the seventy-eixth "year of his “fFuneral from hie late residence, 411 Ridge st street porthiwest, nine o'clock Thursday moruing, Obituary. O'CONNELL, Junemian D: 0'Co: departed this life after a brief but ful illness, which he bore with Cliristian for.itude, on Thurs day, sth, 1880, ata quarter after elevem i aged forty-dix youre, wan a native Limerick, Ireland, and a resident of ct for the last thirty years, where his sof unassuming iberality, endeared him to a large circleof friends and acquaintances, who attested their respect for his memory and Sorrow for his Joss by participating in the Tast wad rites o! funeral ceremony, which took place. from Mints Tesiden 113 94 street northwest, on Sunday, the 2let inst., at half-past two. 0 velock’p, m., frou whenceit proceeded, attended by the Knights of St, Patrick, of which 9 ranization deceased was ember, to St. Patrick's Church, where an elo" quent ofation was delivered by the Rev. Father Walter, culogisiic of his 8 many Siniable qualities aw Anardént, devout and tionate husbaud atholic, intent fat father, ad's useful member of soc heavy black walaut casket, richly chased with silver, and covered with flowers, was Se to the Hears DY Six pall: from the = funeral cortege 1 alto St. - Olivet, headed by fhe Commandery: end followed. 78 @ oon- course of vehicles as has attended the funeral of private citizen in the District for years. prayer by Father Walter the casket was placed i a Tie’sauit, and the impressive coremonioa being ended; the friends and relatives of the deceased re turned, fecling they had paid a fitting tribute to the meinory, of a man, who, a8 an [riehman and Catholic reflected credit upon country and reli- sion Thine be the tribute which affection pays, If generous manhood merits generous praise. Long Le thy memory loved, thy nam ose to whom that metory 18 end. For by all those virtuous deeds and Endod ties Which nobler manhood ne'er to man denies. 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